flr.lt
ri,rti
weather
prevented
the
dance
from
being
a
success
and.
ac
Ptfiuc
Uupcrt
Daflp
f3eU
Tuesday,
December
21,
1948
cording
to
the
report,
only
the
"iwiing.
-
m
ni?:
Following
,
.
of
Ra-,1,
,
dclmg
.
C-tisi
IPO
cviv
generosity
of
all
but
one
of
the
creditors
saved
the
Club
from
emerging
from
the
project
with
a
debit.
James
Ham
and
Bert
Jcf-ferles,
two
new
members
of
the
Club,
who
will
be
Initiated
at
the
KINSMEN
READY
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Annual
t'hrislma
Tree
Tonight
(o
Have
Man)
Features
Kinsmen
were
willing
and
energetic
helpers
of
Santa
Claus
last
night
as
they
spent
the
major
part
of
their
regular
meeting
packing
oranges
and
assort
COUPLE
FROM
KITIMAAT
IS
WEDDED
HERE
obtained
by
b.
CCU"e
a
mall
cuier
member.
Ior
A
Kitimaat
couple,
Miss
Bea
TONIGHT
at
7:15
ONLY
trice
Alice
Robertson,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Rob
ed
candies
in
bags
for
distribu
SeaHavkeSea
tion
at
tlie
Kinsmen's
Christ
ertson,
and
Wilfrid
Frank
Wilson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Wilson,
were
the
principals
mas
treat
for
children
to
be
held
tonight
in
the
Civic
Centre.
yesterday
afternoon
at
a
pretty
wedding
in
First
United
Church
with
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson
officiat
Art
Williamson,
chairman
of
THE
TRUTH
ADOUT
THE
huSJT
WOULD
MAKEf
,N
ANY
S
Unirtisil
lntemjU,ii!
presents
"n
"H
ing.
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
wore
floor
length
white
satin
with
long
veil
and
had
four
attendants
Mrs.
Ni
Alice
Maitland,
Miss
Marjorie
g
Hall,
Mrs.
Cecilia
Smith
and
Miss
Myrna
Ryan.
There
were
the
Christmas
treat
committee,
reported
that
arrangements
for
enteraining
the
large
crowd
of
children
had
been
completed.
Main
feature
of
the
program
will
be
movies
although
there
will
also
be
some
live
entertainment
which
Is
expected
to
add
to
the
fun'.
Santa,
In
his
bright
red
suit,
white
beard
and
joyous
spirit
will
be
there
to
wish
everyone
a
Merry
Christmas
and
tu
see
that
no
youngster
leaves
the
party
empty-handed.
At
this
gathering
the
opportunity
will
be
taken
to
present
Leonard
Smith
with
a
bion.a
could
get
this
If
teacher
Ethel
Singer
AN
OLD,
OLD
STORY
THAT
NEVER
GROWS
STALE-
aiso
iwo
smaii
gin
trainoearers.
kind
of
attention
as
she
lectures
on
the
three
R's,
she'd
have
a
classroom
full
of
geniuses.
She
is
reading
the
ageless
demerit
Moore
classic,
"Twas
the
Night
Before
Christmas,"
and
not
a
creature
is
stirring,
except
the
little
girl
in
background
who
holds
a
hand
up
to
ask
repetition
of
a
line
she
may
have
missed.
Children
are
first
graders
of
a
New
York
public
school.
FREDRIC
MARCH
as
"Marcus
-lather,
husband
tyrant
to
all!
DAN
DURYEA
as
"Oscsr"-semen
were
his
ife!
EDMOND
O'BRIEN
s
"Ben"-money
was
his
jod!
ANN
BLYTH
as
P.egina"-love
was
her
weapon!
The
groomsmen
were
Henry
Amos,
Chris
Wilson
and
James
Robertson.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
wedding
feast
was
held
at.
the
Commodore
Cafe.
The
couple
sailed
this
after-,
noon
oil
the
Camosuij
for
Bute-dale
enroute
back
to
their
home
at
Kitimaat.
RUPERT
MENS
and
BOYS
STORE
Hoys'
Suits
Boys'
Parkas
Boys'
Sweaters
Boys'
Windbreakers
For
A
Boy's
Xmas
RUPERT
MENS
al
Rehousing
Program.
3
u
t
'SELFISH
FAMILY
CONTROLLING
the
Conservative
press
and
spokesmen
proless
to
see
a
trend
toward
country-wide
control
of
M
medal
and
certificate
awarded
by
the
Royal
Humane
Association
of
Canada
for
his
heoric
rescue
of
tiny
"Rusty"
Rougeau
who
tumbled
into
the
harbor
FLORENCE
ELDRIDGE
DRAMA
IS
HERE
"Another
Part
of
the
Forest,
With
Frcdric
March,
at
Capitol
Theatre
An
exciting
story
of
the
post-Civil
War
period
'comes
to
the
M
1
inns.
"Public
houses
of
England
form
an
essential
part
of
democratic
life
of
the
country,"
said
the
London
Evening
Standard
f,
to
the
city
to
attend
the
wed-K
ding.
is
"Lavinia-betrayal
was
her
rtnge!
Tl
BRITISH
PUBS
LONDON
CP'
A
riotous
campaign
mixing
malice
and
mirth,
is
being
waged
in
Britain
over
state
control
of
public
houses.
The
government's
new
licensing
bill.
would
provide
for
.slate
management
of
pubs
in
"new
towns"
envisaged
in
the
Nation-
warn
water
at
the
east
end
of
the
Fishermen's
Floats
December
13
and
BOYS
STORE
'
"
a
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
In
Canada
an
increased
consumption
of
fruit
and
vegetable.,
is
needed
to
meet
the
requirements
of
Canada's
food
rules.
JOHN
DALL
is
"Bagtry"-honor
was
his
codel
DONA
DRAKE
as
"laurette-men
were
her
weakness!
ON
TN
SAM!
MOOUH
'Apart
from
providing
relaxation
and
entertainment,
they
offer
a
forum
for
politica!
discussion.
"Yet
if
the
pubs
were
bi
ought
1947.
Leonard,
who
credited
the
training
and
experience
he
received
at
the
Kinsmen
Kiddies'
Camp
for
his
ability
to
swim,
was
last
year
honored
by
tho
Club
witli
a
Kin
crest
ring
and
screen
of
the
Capitol
Iheatre
here
this
Wednesday
and
Thursday
in
"Another
Part
of
the
Forest'"
with
Fredric
March,
D.m
Duryca,
Edmond
O'Brien
and
Ann
Blyth
In
the
starring
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under
state
management,
how
much
easier
it
vouid
be
for
a
NKWS
CARTOON
roles.
Sequel
to
"Little
Foxes,"
it
is
the
story
of
a
selfish,
bick
a
letter
guaranteeing
him
a
fret
holiday
at
the
ramp
during
the
1943
season.
The
Club
was
also
responsible
for
the
facts
of
Leonards
exploit
being
placed
before
the
Royal
Humane
Association
for
action.
The
presentation
will
be
made
by
Past
Prc-
MATINEE
WEDNESDAY
2:30
EVENINGS
7:00
-
9:12
HMQut
Hl.lll
.-..j
,
w
BOOKS
OF
THEATRE
TICKETS
ering
family
who
make
life
miserable
for
themselves
.
and
for
the
community
as
a
whole.
March
gives
a
splendid
portrayal
as
the
head
of
the
family.
Duryca,
O'Brien
and
Miss
Blyth
are
his
children.
Florence
Eldriclge,
March's
wife
in
real
life,
plays
the
role
of
his
wife
in
the
film.
She
is
the
only
member
of
the
family
who
has
some
kindness
in
her
nature.
I
sident
R.
G.
Moure.
ARE
NOW
ON
SALK
BY
ALL
MEMBERS
OF
Tl
IE
STAFF
Plans
were
also
made
for
the
presentation
of
the
Shell-Out
Cup
to
Molly
Peterson
of
Borden
Street
School
who
this
year
succeeds
Yvonne
Nei
totalitarian
government
to
listen
to
what
people
were
saying,
how
much
easier
to
tell
them
what
to
say.
LIBERTY
MENACED
"The
Licensing
Bill
menaces
our
liberty.
The
people
nm:,t
se
to
it
that
these
meddling
socialists
are
compelled
to
keep
their
hands
off
the
pub?.
"And
who
knows
what
would
happen
to
the
price
of
beer?
Nothing
so
far
has
failed
to
become
dearer
after
it
Las
been
nationalized"
The
issue
by
now
has
become
so
confused
that
many
honest
pub
frequenters
think
the
government
is
preparing
t0
take
over
all
-pubs
immediately.
HANDS
OFF
Nearly
every
pub
displays
a
AND
AT
THE
TIIEATKE
Thn
nfhprc
nro
nil
C(lfii.V
rulki.
hll
fVi.
t
.....
onirai,
.uvu-
nit
.ujj
mi
iW0
consecutive
less
and
morally
weak.
'
years
While
the
drama
is
to
large
j
Prcsim-m
George
Dibb
report-extent
of
the
serious
type
td
on
the
dance
held
last
Fri-there
are
some
lighter
moment;;
I
day
for
the
purpose
of
raising
J.nd
there
are
poignant
se-:
money
to
supply
the
treats
for
m
mm
r
quences
as
well.
the
Christmas
party.
Adverse
TOASTF.RS
SHOE
petition
form
urging
"hnnds
off
i
pubs"
which
customers
are
1
urged
to
sign.
Some
people
s?yj
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out
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luck
wh?n
they
try
to
buy
scarce
cigarcls
over
the
bar.
There
is
also
U.k
of
:rn;ing
a
fund
to
fight
the
government
bill.
Meanwhile,
cartoonists
have
been
having
an
uproarious
Umo.
portraying
publicans,
and
sometimes
patrons,
in
striped
i.ants
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They'
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everyone
else
overlook
the
fact
that
the
govcrnmont
has
been
running
the
pubs
in
Carlisle
and
elsewhere
since
the
First
World
War
without
visitors
noting
any
difference.
STILL
DARTS
The
latest
hoot
of
derisii.n
came
when
Home
Secretai-Chuter
Ecle
told
the
Commons
in
reply
lo
a
question
that
provision
would
be
made
in
State
pubs
for
dar
playing.
"One
of
the
more
useful
aspects
of
a
dartboard
in
any
of
these
hostclries
wil!
be
that
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happy
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pints
oi
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are
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.
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in
wigh:
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$149.50
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to
SI.701
STRINGS
WREATHS
EXTRA
LAMPS
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to
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$229
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$299
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thro-iRh
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8c
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I
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CONSOLETTE
w
me
ais.ricution
depart-
the
Evo-
meni
lor
action,''
said
ling
News.
DRESS
SALON
A
Christinas
Olft
she
has
been
waitini:
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has
just
arrived
NEW
VELVET
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
AND
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Elaborately
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including
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-
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mood
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styled
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DOXES
FHEE
-
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Maiisell
DRESS
SALON
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wnerc
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and
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