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nuncit
Daflp
JTScto
Toe.ay.
November
1,
1949
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
.(Today)
H.
Rindal,
A.
F.
Srniin,
O.
Quast,
H.'
Fairweather,
R,
Roberts,
Miss
D
lltwxt
QuaCitlfTea
"nf
COMING!
Aa
"-1
fVTn
Be
Wise.
Be
Ready.
When
I
!WT
ana
te
warm
ana
Comfortable
This
Winter.
Conrad
P.-T.X.
Hallowe'en
Party
Members
of
Conrad
Street
Parent-Teachers'
Association
en-Joyed
cards
and
dancing
at
a
Hallowe'en
party
held
Friday
evening
In
the
school
basement.
About.
100
attended
the
Tunction.
Under
direction
of
Principal
T.
O.
Bateman,
fourteen
tables
of
cribbage,
whist
and
bridge
were
In
play
during
the
early
part
of
the
evening.
Later,
dancing
was
enjoyed,
with
mafic
by
Barney
Christiansen
on
the
accordion.
Card
winners
were:
Cribbage,
Miss
Jean
Thompson;
whist,
Mrs.
J.
Wilkinson;
bridge,
Mrs.
t.
Murdoch.
A
waltz
contest
was
won
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
BertrarC.
T.
G
i
Bateman
acted
as
Jude.
Mrs.;
Helen
Marchlldoii
who
acted
as
cashier,
also
was'
in
charge
of
the
program
of
old-time
dancing.
STUDENT
DANCE
OH
HALLOWE'EN
The
students
of
Bo-Me-Hl
took
time
out
last
nigtit
to
celebrate
October
31
with
a
grand
Hallowe'en
Party
and
Dance
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
affair
which
attracted
more
than
200
of
the
students
and
their
guest
was
arranged
by
the
School
Council
chairman
Arnold
Ol-sen.
The
more
popular
games
of
the
evening
included
the
old
favorites
of
apple
dunking
and
apple
on
the
string
contests
which
produced
many
a
good
laugh,
even
for
the
well
washed
winners.
The
highlight
of
the
evening,
however
was
-was
the
old
time
dance
numbers
which
were
en-Joyed
by
everyone
present.
Number.!
included
f
renca
minuet,
LADIES
LEAGUE
BOWLING
SCORES
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Lucky
Strikes
and
B.
Windle
of
Annettes
divided
Individual
honors
In
the
latest
session
of
the
Ladies'.
Five
Pin
League
at
Prince
Rupert
Alleys.
Mrs.
Dunbar
bowled
245-239-229
for
a
total
of
713
and
an
f
verage
of
238,
While
B.
Windle
rolled
the
highest
score
of
the
evening
a
828.
Variety
3,
Stars
0
Wrathalls
3,
Se-il
Ccve
9
Lyons
I,
Uniteers
0
Rosa
Lees
S,
Wallace
Pharmacy
fl
Bcuby's
3,
Pin
Heads
6
Noble
&
Wick
3,
Belmont
0
Gordon
&
Anderson
3,
Boosters
0
Black
Cats
2,
Lucky
Strikes
1
Brownwoods
2,
Commercials
1
Rupert
Radio
2
Savoys
1
Plungers
2,
Tollers
1
Annettes
2,
Big
Sisters
1
ORDER
TODAY
FROM
COMPANIES
ARE
BLAMED
WASHINGTON
D.
C
M:trlc-9
Peter
Tessem
and
Harold
Strand,
the
former
a
fisherman
and
the
latter
a
imtbulkier,
'
arrived
in
the
city
on
Sunday
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islandsl
and
are
sailing
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
New
York
-here
they
will
embark
Novent
ber
30
for
a
visit
to
their
native
Norway.
Mrj
Tessem
goes
to
Tronrtheim
and
Mr.
Strand
to
Helgeland.
They
expect
to
return
to
tills
ciistrlct
in
March.
L
JTou
Saw
It
in
The
Newgl
BUI
DING
SITPUES
Virginia
Reel,
called
by
J.
Evans,
!
7
td
ZT
-
ries
of
7
Dance.lf""1
the
Schottlscne,
Kaomt
flnd
Hlimo
Walt?
TVio
formal
dress
for
the
r-vpnin
nh.Ud
by
A
DeaauteU,
were
wn
m
Call
651
BOP
IS
HEW
U.S.
MUSIC
HOLLYWOOD
V-Oneof
the
genuine
artists
at
work
in
the
field
of
advanced
beboppery
is
a
29-year-old
blind
British
plnn-,tet,
tieorge
Shearing.
J
Bop
to
most
folks
Is
gent?!!;-too
frewtlc
and
frantic
to
nhk
much
musical
sense.
EspeeirMy
In
big-band
scoring.
Whatever
I
future
bop
may
have
would
ise-sn
to
test
with
the
smaller
groups.
rtHfli
as
Shearing's
quintet.
The
young
Briton,
in
the
United
BtaWs
since
1947,
has
rapHiy
established
himself
as
a
1rr
technician
ready
to
take
hu
rlft?e
with
Art
Tatum.
Teddv
yv'ilson
and
Mel
Powell,
for
she
.t
tim'
Standings
to
date
Lyons
!4
4
14
woraon
si
Anderson
14
4
14
Ruwrt
Rudin
19
6
12
Scuby's
12
6
1
'
'
gavoy
u
7
ul
Brownwoods
ZZZZ.
11
1
11
Plungers
n
7
H
i
Varety
'
n
7
Rosa
Lee's
11
7
loj
Annettes
.
"
10
8
Big-
Sisters
.'.
9
9
9
Commercials
8
10
8i
Lucky
Strikes
8
10
8!
Noble
&
Wick-
r
10
8
Stars
7
11
7
Seal
Cove
7
11
"
7
Toilers
7
11
7
Wallace
Pharmacy
....
6
12
a
Bhpk
Cats
6
12
6
Pinheads
5
13
5
Uniteers
4
14
4
Boosters
5
13
5
Adverti.se
ju
the
Ohi.j
News!
C'
E'
Carlson'
rh
P"
.,
jr
Mr.
Desautels,
were
Won
by
P.
Downing.
A
eide
of
bacon
was
divided
between
Mrs.
W.
McLean
and
P.
Downing.
j
Refreshments
were
wijoyed
during
an
Intermission
In
the
dancing.
Mrs.
A.
Bussanlch
was
in
charge
of
the
serving.
SerVl-"
teurs
were
Mrs.
N.
Webb,
Mrs.
H.
M.
Harper,
M.s.
R.
Johnson,
Mrs.
I.
Thompson,
Mrs.
L.
Col-
ussi,
Mrs.
S.
Eallinger
and
Mrs.
W.
McLean.
the
ensemble
is
restrained
and
integrated
throughout.
"Conception"
is
a
Shearing
riff
original
on
the
upbeat,
wiih
the
Hyams-Shearing
unison
work
outstand
ing.
Bop
may
gain
some
converts
with
this
one.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Sidney
Gonkkf
Optometrist
Graduate
of
1m
Angeles
College
of
Optometry
is
pleosed
to
announce
that
he
has
opened
permanent
ojfuvs
in
Prince
Riqwrt
for
die
practice
of
Optometry
in
Rooms
23
and
21,
Besner
Block
dexterity.
Shearing
may
yet.
top
TWINS'
Mother
Says
Jr.
rw
n-
.
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PlP-TO-DATE
TORONTO
NOV,
15
to
23
FARE
.nd
ONE.
HALF
FOR
THE
ROUND
TRIP
TICKETS
ON
SALE
from
ftaUvns
tn
British
Columbia
NOV.
7
to
14
incl.
RETURNING
1
Lv,
Toronto
until
Nov.
24
KlMptn
ami
Pwtor
Car
Privilti
at
uanal
mica.
Full
information
from
any
Atmt.
Clark,
Miss
E.
Walker,
R.
McCalm.
From
Vartcoovjr
(Monday)
W.
Of.
McKenste,
F.
O.
Hubert,
.
8.
Murray.
W.
Kuzik,
Mrs.
W.
Knzik.
L.
B.
Stacey,
E.
8.
Waflnpter.
From
San6splt
'Moth!
ay
t
T.
Rossland,
H.
Holt.
To
Vancouver
(Monday)
I
McGregor,
K.
Cherry,
D.
Holtby,
To
Sandspit
(Monday)
A.
B.
McPhail,
C.
L.
Pettipiece.
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
Mrs.
'
E.
Richards
and
child
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Shrvundson,
Dr
!w
ntrvhlln
w
rtoln
rr
J
D.
Galbratth,
Mrs.
W.
B.
Haines,
Miss
R.
Farrell,
E.
Suttls,
J.
A
Danish
1J5
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
I.
Jefferies
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PROVEN
QUALITY
MODERN
Strong
welded
Meal
angle
framei.
one-ptece
steel
body
sheet:
tater-locking
door
Oangeiki
time-4ealae
sntelations
inierier
extoplable
to
your
needs.
Bonk
quality
cos
btnaflon
lock
eitb
nearly
tri
hundred
tstouaans
tombisierltons;
aH
ttaes
features
give
you
Ik
utmost
is
coe
v
so
is
nee.
strength,
protection.
Avoid
lost
through
fire
and
thtll
Ask
about
sizes,
prices,
terms
ol
payment.
Taylor
Sales
are
ataae
Cauada
since
I8ii.
j
6r
J.TAYLOR
umitld
TORONTO
SAFE
WORKS
I4t
f
rosrt
Street
Cast
.
Toronto
VANCOUVER
BRANCH
SALES
AND
SERVICE
81
West
Cordova
St.
Vataconver,
B.
C.
NEOLITE
Still
Good
over
2tof
Goodrear
Tire
ft
Robber
Co.
of
Cinidt
Ltd.
and
TASTY
"(jfi
FLAVOR
glyplr
FRESH
DAILY
AT
Phone
643
or
Phone
791
At
Goodyear't
re)ue.
Mm.
S.
M.
Marrf,
139
Boyton
Rd.j
Toronto,
made
the
"Twin-Test".
Bill
(left)
hid
NEOLITB
sulci;
Boh
ware
ihoea
with
leather
soles.
.
Tobin,
secretary
of
laboT
for
the
trnited
States,
blamed,
the
steel
companies
for
the
strike
which
was
paralyzing
the
industry
of
the
country.
Steel
company
executivps.
Tobin
Raid,
hud
no
moral
basis
for
opposition
to
company
paid
pensions.
Wwdcors
had
as
much
right
to
s'uchpen-sions
as
did
the
executives-who
received
them,
he
deciaiel,..",
f
tnisaws
Prescribed
when
Vnttvtrj
Evenings
by
Appointment
Telephone
21?,
and
Business
CATHERINE
LAURIE
.
PUBLIC.
,r
STENOGRAPHER
401
Third
Ave.
West
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
Phones:
Green
667-Days
Oreen
412
Evgs.
K.
J.
&
B.
CO.
PAINTINO
OF
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Remodeling
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,,
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and
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Our
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Willing
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Anywhere
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STATION
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lor
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DIESEL
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Sale
Service
and
Parts
Boat
owners
and
users
Of
Industrial
Engines
are
Invited
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
Ulfr
over
equipment
problems.
DR.
GARNET
E,-IL
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
".'
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
P.O.
Box
.1218
PIANO
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Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
756
'
972
10th
East
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
WELLS
CARTAGE
LIMITED
H.
S.
Whalen,
Managers-Complete
Moving
Service
Crating
Packing
Cartage
BLUE
780
RED
519
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
,
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL"
Box
774
Second
Ave
9
The
rwo
actire
Mutt
youngsters
romped
and
played
together
sll
day
long;
Like
other
normal
boys,
they
gave
their
shoes
plenty
of
punishmerM
until
Bob's
cacbcr-soled
shoes
had
hole
in
theiru
But
not
Bill
's!
His
NEOLITE-soled
shoes
still
had
plenty
of
Wear
left
to.
them
after
the
test!
Yes,
it's
t
proven
fact
NEOLITE
soles
lar
outwear
the
toughest
leather.
Start
catting
family
new
shoe
and
repair
bills
with
NEOLITE
soles
Htfht
nowi
They're
waterproof,
healthful,
gloriously
comfo.
tablet
Jeans
and
shirts
or
sweaters.
Iby
Chairman
of
Committees
were:
Gerry
Prockter
Programme;
Judy
Nllson,
Decoration;
Pvay
Hunter,
refreshments
Edith
Johnson,
records,
and
Arnold
Olson,
Master
of
Ceremonies.
About
16
teachers
ol
the
HlKh
School
were
invited
to
attend
by
the
Sthoul
Council.
them
all.
But
beyond
that.
Shearing
has
a
creative
imagination
that
enables
him
to
weave
a
meljJlc
pattern
out
of
bop's
tangied
chords.
His
shading
often
sug
gests
me
inuuenctr
01
Ut
bussy
Sheailng
has
gathered
a
pliable
group
atiund
liiin,
including
Marjie
Hyams
011
vibes;
Chuck
I
Wayw,
guiiir;
Diuizil
Best,'
mums;
and
John
Levy
bass.
Miss
Hyams
and
Shearing
par
ticularly
team
well.
The
work
of
the
Shearing
combo,
which
gained
recognition
with
on
album
for
Discovery
last
wim-
nwr,
reaciM-g
lull
llower
in
u
iifw
M
G.M.
release,
a
coupling
oi
East
of
the
Sun"
and
'Concep
tion."
Shearing's
solo
on
the
former
rates
with
the
best
jazz
.piano
choruses
of
any
era;
the
work
ol
iTTSDURCf,
Paints
Look
Better
Mssev
A
S
vour
Pitftburah
ii
a.lM
ami-
tfwlflwt
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But
You'll
Find
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Drips
Here"
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BAR
OPEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAlu!
Just
off
Third
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,
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'
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Income
Tax
Returns
Complied
Besner
Block
Phon.
387
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SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
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Box
1401
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Worn
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eaMer
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