i
HnMs
international
Conference
Among
the
Gondolas
SMALL
TALK"
with
an
m.p,
'L
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fcy
Syms
Mothers,
Dads
Back
at
School
Teachers
and
children
were
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An
enjoyable
whist
drive
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
hall
last
night
saw
two
members
of
the
same
family
win
prizes.
Mrs.
0.
Glske,
after
cutting
cards
with
Mrs.
O.
Bremo,
won
ladies'
first,
and
Mr.
Oiske
took
men's
second
prize.
First
was
A.
E.
Chilton
f,
4
Chair
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
i.
Cormier;
door
prize
by
Mr.
Hallory.
Refreshments,
In
charge
of
hosts
this
week
to
parents
at
Seal
Cove
and
Conrad
Street
schools
as
mothers
and
dads
were
ba,clt
at
school
for
an
hour
during
open
house.
Wednesday
afternoon.
Seal
Cove
school
received
50
visitors,
and
the
following
day
143
parents
visited
Conrad
Street.
Lessons
were
read
and
poetry
and
song
recitations
were
presented
by
the
children,
following
which
tea
was
served.
Parents
expressed
appreciation
of
good
work
done
In
preparing
the
old
Seal
Cove
school
for
classrooms
and
felt
that
the
new
proposed
Oyro
playground
there
would
be
very
beneficial.
In
both
schools,
parents
commended
feachers
for
thework
In
organizing
an
open
house
and
in
meeting
the
teachers,
felt
much
benefit
would
be
derived
from
a
closer
relationship
between
home
"Oosti,
Sarge..
.
.
I
musta
left
my
pass
on
the
post."
"F
ix
yer
hat,
soldier
...
what'-
-tut
um,
uie
haiemian'
Cot-
(T
cha
think
you
are,
an
of
fleer?"
poral
...
that's
fer
clviliaru
.
,
only."
'
'
Mrs.
Barney
Roald,
were
served
by
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen,
Miss
Ellen
Wasseng,
Harold
Helland,
Rubin
Christiansen
and
B.
Bakken.
Meanwhile,
a
bigger
celebra
!
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
17,
1951
tion
win
oe
ieaiurea
lonigni
hi
If
the
SON
hall
when
members
and
CfinFM
Stff&l
guests
turn
out
for
the
twenty-,
first
anniversary
banquet.
DT"
VI
n
fiuuuaiiuii
Mil
I.
i
i
V
f
"MP.
i
Card
party
last
night
of
Street
School
Association
saw
14
tables
in
aiiengerS
-
Tn
v,
iin.J.
1
1
KGuuxi,
six
oi
uiuute.
unee
oi
-and
school.
Tea,
at
Seal
Cove
was
conven
III
in
of
arms
and
armies
was
made
at
a
recent
liuprnatimmi
mnfVrpnf
in
i'nrima
Ttm
,0
HI
MHi!'
hist
flve
of
win"
and
crlbbaee-
Fraser.
Miss
E.
CUldner,
Miss
J.
Ellison,
S.
O.
Greene,
C.
Webster,
ners
were
R.
Fonberg,
W.
Rody,
J.
Castle,1
Bridge
Mrs.
J.
Adelman.
N.
Junik,
M.
Waybrandt,
F.
Whist
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford,
Byrne,
M.
Kelly,
W.
S.
Jones,
F.j
cribbage-R.
Shearer.
t
.lismssed
wan
witmen
and
what
they
will
wear.
Site
of
the
meeting
was
Venice
Italy's
y
i,f
condnlaa
and
irondoliers,
and
it
was
held
in
connection
with
a
Festival
of
Arts
and
'tiie
British,
no
newcomers
to
international
conference
tables,
naturally
presented
their
ic.v
and
it
was
centered
around
their
world-famed
woolens.
PiilureJ
are
tun
of
them.
urn!
"i
suit
in
green
and
brown
(left)
worn
with
a
matchinr
cane,
an-l
(ilemlor
kshri.n
ed
by
Mrs.
Joe
Kurdziel,
assisted
by
Mrs.
L.
Sykes
and
Mrs.
James
Miller.
At
Conrad
Street
school,
Mrs.
Jean
Murdoch:
convened
over
refreshments,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Harold
Thorn,
Mrs.
T.
Bus-sanich
and
Mrs.
William
ill
.
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1
iir.ii.in
linmn-and
lime
plaid
cloak
worn
over
a
mushroom-brown
sil.
A
forthcoming
inter-iuiii
-jxililiral
tel-logether
is
the
British
Industries
Kair
in
r-ngland
next
May.
Refreshments,
convened
by
Mrs.
John
Hardin,
were
served
Howard,
J.
Panta,
J.
Russell,
W.
F.
Kennan,
Sharpe,
R.
a.
Clarke,
Mr.
Sutherland,
F.-Fredeiickaon.
by
Mrs.
Adelman,
Mrs.
Verna
Shifter
-Hillman
CLOTHING?
FOR
GOOD
APPEARANCE
The
best
clothes
are,
in
the
long
run,
the
best
buy.
There's
a
pride
and
a
pleasure
that
comes
in
the
wearing
of
better
clothes
.
.
.
and
when
you
compare
quality
I
AND
cost,
you
cannot
wisely
afford
lesser
quality
than
that
which
Shiffer-Hillman
'"'
provides.-
You
can
enjoy
the
quality
of
(-Shiffer-Hillman
tailoring
for
as
little
as
$75.00
7
2
Piece
Suit
V
To
Bandspit
today
t--W.
Pick-
Faught,
Mrs.
William
Davidson
et,
T.
Choquette.
iand
MLss
C.
Sirett.
jPer60mi
rea
llioit.uuuh
oj
Juhercufosis
Mrs.
J.
h.
Thompson
Is
sailing
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
on
a
holiday
trip.
William
McLean
and
A.
Dalzell
left
for
Queen
Charlotte
City
last
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
patented
"BOOKER"
Folder
showing
4
models
of
BOOKER
heaters
or
furnaces
free
on
request
,at
.
,
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Whist
drive
and
tournament
Saturday,
November
17,
Mose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
(269c)
Meeting
.
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Association
at
Civic
Centre
Monday,
8
p.m.
All
members
please
attend.
(270c)
There
will
be
a
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
S
if.
I
I
la
ifei
oroj
ilim
is
fs
Jlojriitfj
or
jProml
Ieurn3
Menil
lays
ahead
of
schedule,
members
of
business
trip.
Miss
Yvonne
Berger
left
for
holidays
in
Queen
Charlotte
City,
sailing
last
night
on
the
Chilcotin.
W.
W.
Wright,
Progressive-Conservative
organizer,
who
has
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
3rd
Avenue
Phone
345
Grantors
Association
Monday,
November
19,
at
7:30
p.m.,
Civic
Centre.
(ltc)
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Tics'
unpen
s
hoi-optimist
i;iub
have
so
tar
mailed
1
let;
i
i
s
containing'
tuberculosis
Christmas
seals
!
art'
hopeful
of
having
a
prompt
and
full
response
if
way
of
return
of
the
dollars
per
sheet.
In
all,
it
:
'M
i
M-a!s
are
to
be
mailed.
been
spending
several
weeks
in
the
central
Interior,
arrived
in
Phone
Blue
820
505
M(
Bride
Street
Invest
In
Kitimat
Another
(UIVRHTTRINO
tN
TTTF.
DAfl.Y
WW.S
RHIOH
BFHtTI
T.,
the
city
on
last
night's
train.
He
group
is
being
formed
to
pur-
will
be
proceeding
next
Thusday
chase
land
in
ititimai
near
night
to
Vancouver
after
having
'
Alcan
plant
site.
Contact
T.
bten
for
the
past
three
months
j
Norton
Youngs,
opposite
Post
in
this
area.
I
Office,
phone
451
and
648.
(271c)
The
seals
being
mailed
out
this
pre-Chrlstmas
are
substantially
greater
in
number
than
last
year.
The
area
covered
with
the
mailing
from
here
Includes
not
only
the
city
but
Terrace
and
Hazelton
and
even
Hyder,
'
"
C.
Layaway
itn
t't':lures
for
I
.r'jj.mt
lit
and
.:n,n:i;-e
nf
l
allers
All
the
work
of
mailing
was
carried
out
voluntarily
with
Sor-
"i"-""""
uun.g
wle
u-
if.sts
who
patronized
hcld
by
the
Women
dressing.
t.
'J
.
v.
V
I-1
oy
r
77
v
.
Hi"'
Moose
Temple
lMSl
vear
lne
seal
sale
neuej
Lill'
inix
n
w.-re
received
..or
RTi'i.t,
Mrs.
C.
Mc-
to
buy
him
a
watch
for
Christmas
aooui
iiuu.
li
is
expeciea
mere
will
be
a
better
showing
this
year.
The
Christmas
Seal
committee
is
headed
this
year
by
Miss
Doris
P.
Hallt,
RN,
including
also
Miss
Grace
Harris,
RN,
Miss
ml-4)
llnjiwnt
Vfro
r
fl
Hum
U
--f
nvtmir
for
the
bazaar
'
:it
an
attractive
lace-'i-.i
tiible,
which
was
'i
.:
.'Viy
cliry.santhemums
chrysanthemums
,
:
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X'
1
x-
fi
'''
'.m
'i;
ri:
rs.
were
rB
Mr.
Mrs.
w
W.
and
Mrs.
M.
O.
Kullander.
A
Fine
Selection
to
choose
fom:
GRUEN
BULOVA
ROLEX
'
M!DO
FONTAINE
ELGIN
and
many
others
Enquire
today
about
our
Layaway
Plan
f
ar.-t
Mrs.
T.
Glenn."
n;,!il
tea
tables
were
"I
''V
'mums
and
heather.
wvre
Mrs.
T.
Christ-''
B
Jrffery.
Mrs.
A.
y
;ii
Mrs.
F.
Parlette
'e.i
was
prepared
by
1
l!-triMm,
Mrs.
F.
Stewart,
V
Riti-liie,
Mrs.
M.
Mcln-'
ii
Mrs.
M.
Kurasosky.
!
(!';(
.if
,
sale
of
home
-iy-
1
JIM
t!
in
J
Win
Off
I
BELATED
VISIT
!
I
AUCKLAND,
N
Z.
it
Trooper
j
C.
E.
Robbie
has
just
returned
to
I
New
Zealand
from
the
war
the
j
Boer
war.
He
fought
with
the
i
New
Zealanders
in
South
Africa
i
in
1899
and
then
made
his
home
'
there.
Now
72
and
a
successful
j
businessman
he
Is
on
his
first
j
1
visit
to
his
homeland.
GEORGE
COOK
K
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
mad
''
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Mrs.
J.
Taylor.
Mrs.
I
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and
Mrs.
J.
Roxburgh.
"e
Ihf
delicatessen
'
s
K.!via
Johnson.
Mrs.
THEY
PAY
OFF
"an
and
Mrs.
,5.
Flewingi
!'i-
'i
i
In'
candv
sah
was"
IT'S
PROFITABLE
THE
NEW
CAPE
STOLE
Beautiful
Russian
Squirrel
Dyed
rich
Mink
shads
IT'S
EASY
To
Use
e
of
tunny
books
and
'
"
Is
was
in
charge
of,
A.
lhiitpii
and
Mrs.
N.
,
i
;;'''
nf
"lucky
crackers";
''l
;
,:i'ti'd
by
Mrs.
F.
Grim-1
'"s
I.
C.t
imble
and
Mrs.
M.
j
"in.
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nrk
und
preparation
'
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1
lie
making
of
all
1
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articles
olfered
f
or
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
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Them
Yourself
on
this
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faney
work
was
in
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Mrs.
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the
novelty
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after
by
Mrs.
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Mrs.
L.
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the
afternoon
was
ll;li...,.n
H.KS
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f
f'f
the
bazaar
a
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prizes
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ticket
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147.
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craiile
and
clothes,
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Black
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Mink
shade
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Times
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per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
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of
words
25;
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