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MUSI
Prince
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Xiili
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12,
1913
A
High
School
bowling
team
has
been
chosen
to
play
in
the
Community
League.
On
it
are
Jim
Proctor,
Norma
Perry,
Pat
Tumilsno.
Gunnat
Paulson.
Presidential
Candidate
and
1
Since
)
r
n
His
Wife
First
Met
at
f'hiraeo'f
V
has
live.l
in
r.
f'..t
'
Q.
Wliii-h
t.
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i
a
Francis
Gavan,
Denis
de
Ker-
in
New
York,
a
m.-f
OUS
ap.il'UiK
:H
l.
and
the
tiov
t
:
ir'a
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
..
...
.
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Singing
Contest
By
Marlenne
Izsak
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
gommeaux.
Terrace
Reporter
Albanv.
New
V..r:;.
M',:i
,t
a
vacant
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Ti;
ivw,-,'1'?"!
and
ltip
r.
iijii.
V.
A-
Where
a
choice!
The
people
of
Terrace
have
NEW
YORK,
0)
A
woman'
also
h
:w
a
i
u-m
:,i
given
very
generously
oi
their
who
once
toured
the
United
Y.,
'i.
'i
i',r.
y
.
.
fruit
and
vegetables
to
the
local
i:
a
meeting
of
the
executive
i.'.-.a
t.i,
!.-v.
tv-,
hospital.
'.lu'
Civic
Centre
Association
don
r
but
Vli-'W
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1.1:0
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:
Mr.
3
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v.
h
i
v.t
;v
States
In
George
White's
"Scandals"
may
become
the
next
Fir.st
Lady
of
the
land.
T.ti:e!.i
y
night,
of
the
two
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Spencer
There
was
a
time
when
star
iin.s
for
the
canteen
,1,
A.
Frederickson's
offer
'.i
,
cnicd.
made
a
business
trip
to
Prince
ring
on
Broadway
was
the
am
Rupert
last
veek.
mi
Ann
Molitor,
Grace
and
Mary
Little
left
on
Tuesday's
train
V.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Cooper
e
vigors
to
Prince
Rupert
week.
for
a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert,
-'
f
1
returning
on
Friday
night's
train.
posuie.
;)o.s..iuie.
:
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Tiif
!
,.,
.
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Should
a
bana:,
ernor'i
nr.,.,4-.,
..
;,-'
,
faU'n
with
Dewey
ii.:
h-,.A
n
v,-
,
v)'
the
banart
with
a
tiin.r.
u
,..,!
,,
:
i
j-;
,the
banana
(,
each
room.
!""u'
ad
cut,
n
j
u
tunc,
with
the
side,
she
and
1
tr
j;nt.
j
sin;
to:;:."i
.
I
''-
'iihlin
Roosevelt
:
nv
oi.-r-
.
j-,;
1,,fus,,s
to
c,
liieir
L
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1
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.:
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fl,l';ll'hes--TlI1
'father11
U
VV;;.
T.
.m
ab(
,
re,,
i,.,k.
...
"f,';.
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f''
Uii!
for
her
h
,
bition
of
Frances
Eileen
Hutt.
But
when
she
met
young
Tom
Dewey
at
a
singing
contest
in
Chicago
In
1923,
she
forgot
a
tout
that.
When
she
married
him
in
1928,
the
only
career
she
thought
about
was
that
of
wife
and
mother.
Now
her
husband,
governor
of
New
York
State,
is
Republican
candidate
for
the
presidency,
for
the
second
time.
Mrs.
Dewey
was
born
in
Sher
v
J.
Haaland
and
son
Aar-;)int
the
week-end
in
i
Kupert;
H.
PhiliD
is
exuected
back
this
week
from
Vancouver
where
he
went
by
plane
to
spend
Thanksgiving
with
his
father.
OHivtion
for
the
Foreign
':'.?
Society,
undertaken
by
lie
iudics
of
Terrace
churches,
The
regular
dinner
meeting
of
;
bi'fii
me
with
a
fairly
gen-
j
the
Kinsmen
Club
was
held
on
"Here,
Jamie,
if
you
wanna
help,
you
can
hold
the
nail!"
man,
Texas,
in
1903,
but
htT
family
moved
to
Sapulpa,
Okly.,
us
reypon.se
by
local
'rest
inursaay
evening
in
a
local
cafe.
Vice-President
D.
G.
Little
was
installed
bv
Past'
President
shortly
after.
They
still
live
!
Us
a
a,.:
v
i'-"e
merely
&)
.
iL::i.
haven't
,
c;
Jr-
Your
favourite
variatiex
t.
s
w
it;
Two-Year
Trip
For
Geography
Teacher
J.
McLeod.
Will
Robinson,
guest
i".
and
Mrs.
Norman
MeNab
TERRACE
PARENT-TEACHERS'
MEET
plentiful
svj.,-.
speaker
of
the
evening,
"
o-
gave
-
a
V
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r-
A
there.
From
early
girlhood
she
studied
singing.
Her
teacher
was
so
impressed
with
her
voico
that
she
urgpd
her
to
com?
r
New
York
for
further
study.
iM.'vi!?;ii3
I'll
Ottiuiuayai
n
to
spend
the
week-end.
in
very
interesting
talk
on
the
i
?f
f
I
upeit.
"
Gnzzy
Bear
People
of
Kitse-
VANCOUVER,
(ff
Geography
lessons
are
going
to
be
particularly
enthralling
for
one
class
of
Sapperton
students
this
year.
For
a
teacher
thev
have
21-
Much
Business
Dealth
With
at
Latest
Session
of
Group
This
Frances
did
and
was
wt
ms.
Kcing
historian
of
the
people,
his
talk
was
traced
back
to
mythology
to
the
present
day.
ii
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jh
I
f!m
on
the
way
to
becoming
a
sink
TERRACE
Much
business
1
1
.
T
t
...
.
.
Mi
.
ing
star
when
she
met
Dewcv.
was
dealt
with
at
the
regular
year
oiu
mcy
vatuy,
wiiuac
jui
-..-.
.
v
hand
knowledge
of
the
remote
Bu'
;
she
she
says
says
she
she
has
has
had
had
iu
There
was
a
verv
good
turn-
.
i
.
.
i
,
.
I
regrets
rta
rate
at
of
not
rtrt
climbing
.
H
i.
Vi
-w
.
to
.
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ter
the
places
01
me
earin
nvais
uiai,
race
Parent
Teacher
Associa
top
of
the
theatrical
ladder
Kestaurant
Ml
ot
many
an
oia
sail
tion
which
was
held
in
the
Dri-
vl
1
w
"Every
very
0I"an
ould
foJ,0W
Miss
Varty
arrived
home
this
f
mary
school
last
Thursday
eve
ning.
There
was
a
very
good
summer
after
a
two-year
sea!'""
uc'"'
a"Z
oa,'
Ui
lor
has
bepn
tuwa!
I
ya"
ti
Odvssey
aboard
the
Rev.
John
Anile's
Reverie.
.
ibei"&
husband's
wife."
U
('
cut
at
the
Drama
Club
meeting
on
Thursday
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
clubroom
when
there
was
an
audition
of
all
those
present
by
a
casting
committee
consisting
of
George
McAdams,
Steven
Hewlett
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Howlett.
Rehearsals
will
start
immediately
on
three
plays
with
a
presentation
before
Christmas.
It
is
hoped
to
stage
three
,
.
...
i
cuciiuci,
aouut,
average
nei"iit,
This
summer
sne
snent
with
,
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11
AVE
KMWIt,
PROPRIETOR
coon
SERVICE
i
.
ii;.
C-:
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a
a
p.m.
Sundays
A
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)
I)
A
C
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';
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e:ij..'-y
yourselves
attendance
and
the
new
members,
including
a
number
of
parents
of
this
year's
beginners
at
school,
were
Welcomed
by
the
president,
Mrst
P.
Van
Stolk.
The
tag
day
report
was
given
.,
,
,
'
wim
aeucaie
coloring
and
le.it-
the
"OrenfeU
I
of
he
wes
coast
t,.
ures
Mrj
D
,
bp
navigating
th
eltricate
"inside'
omnn
I
1
coastal
waters.
tive
wives
of
presidents.
Her
laKe
a
mrtm...
i
,
,
.
i
She
finds
she
must
uiauwci
iaiier
is
io
gracious
ciauuus
miu
warm
TKiS
3
TILL
5
landlubbers
occupation
to
.
make
.
hlIt
nnt
nv
Bftlsivo
plays
one
one-act
comedy,'
one
one-act
romantic
and
a
!
a
living.
ht'SE
OF
,UMOR
"I
think
some
day
she'll
be
three-scene
supernatural
play.
jThe
directors
are
G.
McAdams,!
ana
the
cniidren
taggers
are
to
be
rewarded
with
a
show
ticket.
It
was
decided
to
'adopt
the
recommendations
of
the
auditor,
C.
J.
Norrington,
In
regard
to
th
etreaurer's
books
and
a
vote
of
thanks
was
ordered
sent
to
Mr.
Norrington
for
the
work
off
to
sea
'again,"
muses
Lucy's
Sne
nas
a
sense
of
humor
mother.
'It
will
be
difficult
to
tnat
enables
her
to
lausrh
at
S.
Howlett
and
Miss
J.
Wade.
1
3krm
Ikzlin?,
Sbp
S
Garage
keep
her
on
dry
land
forever."
herself
and
a
wit
that
olten
surprises
those
who
eonsi.Uu-
foil
si.w
it
in
tne
Daily
News!
TRY
A
.CLASSIFIED
AD!
her
reticent.
S
f
j
,t(vi
2
I
l
V
he
had
done
on
the
books.
j
STARTS
vorlP
ytt?
v
i..ii
Mrs.
Haaland
reported
on
the
&
JShMfi
I
MORB
day,
son,
Serti
at
2:C0
Iritt
vfe
tali
mei
FOB
hou
FOR
1
Car
Phc
FOR
hot
;
tO
vfei
.
FOR
FOR,.
1
;
Ne
out
Ma
FOR
VEH
Pa:
FOR.
het
821
foi
coi
;
dit
;
soi
hospital
meeting
at
which
she
.
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...
K:,m
was
the
P.T.A.
delegate.
V
I
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s-ariin?
immediately,
all
gas
''
v.
nl
be
on
a
cash
basis
unless
vv
rv.uie
in
advance
for
credit.
iha-
has
been
in
effect
in
lor
thr
past
year.
-sa'.e
h
HHtvs
as
well
as
the
oil
com-
"-1
'-wir
rrtUt
has
made
it
neces-ub
-w
to
.iiatium
if
we
are
to
re-
'r-sj
fi
ts
MFHP
Th's
is
;he
fe
nt
ar;y
nil
iiUerit.,r
i-X.-,
Th-fc
i'..rl
wi;
are
,:.
;,
;
i-
;
sar.:;'!
w,
i
..A,.v
;
.
Wow
enjoy
Y
-
even
eac
MlSllillli!
Last
year's
judges
for
the
school
display
of
work
at
the
Parent
Teacher
tea
are
to
be
asked
to
be
the
judges
at
the
next
spring
tea
and
exhibit,
Mrs.
Campbell,
Grade
One
teacher,
gave
a
very
interesting
talk
with
lOVItSI
ficts
M)
CMMGK,
W.
Osborne.
illustrations
on
modern
read-1
12
tablets
y
tablets
.
.
V-
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H.
Spencer
WAT
.
ing
methods,
all
of
which
was
75c
(11)
IT
new
to
some
of
the
members.
The
soup
program,
as
worked
out
last
year,
came
up
for
much
discussion
and
it
was
finally
de
-
rr
-:.v
;
C
3'.5
..i
,
,
v
cided
that
a
Questionnaire
be
f
It
Your
grocer
has
4
EVAPORATEJ)
t
1
sent
out
to
.the
parents
of
the
..4
U
primary
school
children
to
as
a
fresh
supply
tedcy
!
So
buy
all
you
want
!
certain
their
attitude
towards
OR
the
hot
soup
lunches.
In
the
9
11
i
"
:
.
f
-
;
meantime,
the
matter
was
left
in
the
hands'
of
the
executive.
With
a
bank
balance
of
over
$180,
the
method
of
using
if
to
the
best
advantage
was
debated
and
it
was
finally
decided
to
purchase
a
gramophone
for
the
beginners'
classroom,
some
winter
play
equipment
for
the
pri
Tea,
coffee,
cotoi
.
.
.
How
wonderful
they
taste
creamed
with
Borden's,
famous,
quality,
Evaporated
Milk!
.
And
try
it
on
your
cereals,
your
fruits,
your
desserts.
MMMM!
It's
the
perfect
milk
in
any
recipe
that
requires
milk!!
N
I
1
mary
school
and
some
library
.
.
if
so
fill
cut
this
card
before
October
31sf
books
for
the
elementary
scrool.
It
was
also
decided
t
co
.-r-r,'t...
operate
with
the
school
in
put-ij
NO
FINER
MILK
IN
ANY
CAN
Borden's
Evaporated
Milk
is
concentrated
from
only
fine
quality,
fresh,
whole
milk.
Borden's
is
irradiated
for
extra
sunshine
vitamin
1).
Borden's
is
homogenized
to
make
every
drop
equally
rich
and
nourishing.
Borden's
is
sterilized
to
make
it
completely
safe.
Borden's
is
specially
easy
to
digest,
even
for
infants.
Borden's
pours
like
cream.
VOIR
GROCER
HAS
A
FRESH
SlPfLY
TODAY.
ting
on
a
school
concert
early
in
December.
All
future
meetings
are
to
be
held
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
with
the
members
contrbiuting
to
the
refreshments.
However
next
month's
meeting
will
be
neia
in
a
downtown
hall
an
will
be
in
the
form
of
a
social
and
a
movie
entertainment
which
P.T.A.
films
will
at
be
I3ckiws
MIL
i
shown.
Following
the
close
of
the
meeting
at
a
late
hour,
refreshments
were
served.
.....
r,.
.
,
,
If
it's
Borden's,
it's
GOT
to
be
good
I
wit
ATIIALL'
.Y.
TRY
c.'l.!.,i
PHOTO
KIMS"
Printti
Devclnpinf.
FOJ
I
Fli
i
fir
I
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!
Sri
t
i
j.
I
FOR
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la;
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R.
j
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:
FOB
wrj
3t
,
p.
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:
foi
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!
!
FOI
FC
FO
I:
ITof.-ssit.iial
SuPPll
lit
fiindiHc
J--.nint;s
cheques
for
1943
and
1944
will
be
mailed
by
Man.
Ii
3
1
st.
19
;0.
Mai.e
Mirj
that
yours
arrives
safely
by
following
these
instructions.
IN
(7Q
;,v
ICav
Ifl
'
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--
X';
im
M'S':
,
P
.T'.
.
t
.
If
ycer
rrrne
one
address
are
the
same
as
in
1943
DO
UO'l
MAIL
on
address
card...
your
cheque
will
reach
you
in
March.
If
you
have
changed
your
name
or
address
since
1943
rjo
to
your
Pest
Office,
obtain
a
special
"Change
of
Address"
card,
fill
it
out
and
mail
it
AT
ONCE.
i
Even
if
you
mailed
an
address
card
last
year,
you
c.'.ci-ld
complete
one
this
if
year
your
name
or
address
has
chcrged
since
1943.
Your
Host
fcafiiW
i
;
1
1,
(
ornsE
'F
11
a.m.
to
8
p.
r1
t
Hall
iianquc
Dii
for
Luncheons,
and
Parties
DEPART
A
I
U
T
OF
NATIONAL
REVENUE
111
-
-
-
-
.
Ottawa
BROAD
Hon.
J.
J.
McCann,
M.D.
Minister
of
National
Revenue
!Kl
iS
k
AiR7Three
Sud"ury
mothers
In
St.
Joseph's
Hos-
S
J
!!
a
record
fr
that
citr
when
they
each
gave
,1
6
Same
night
Pictured
here
letf
to
right,
Mr
p
U,und,
"S,
8er'
2.2,,W,th
h"
two
baby
glrls'
waning
lx
pounds,
six
and
h
one-half
ounces
and
six
pounds,
one
and
one
haJ
ounces;
Mrs.
Wellington
Beattle,
34,
with
her
twins,
a
five
pound
boy
adn
a
five
pound,
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