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Saturday,
December
3,
1949
MAN
KAINST
m..'.4
Kinsmen
Had
Busy
Season
Improvement
of
Lakclse
Camp
and
Other
Activities
The
Kinsmen's
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
has
concluded
a
very
act-
III
rst
j
ti,.;.
n
Moderate
November
WOMAN
a
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FIVE
TABLES
AT
BRIDGE
PARTY
'At.
u
fui
Illicitly
Civic
Centre
lriitt;o
tournament
five
tables
wore
at
play.
High
lady
was
Mrs.
Arthur
Silvorsiiles
and
F.
W.
Griinble
was
high
yian.
fBuSgfp'l
,
fresh
fruit
Bananas,
io
u
Apples,
cooking,
31b
2d
Fancy
Macs,
3
lbs.
....
29
Lemons,
targe
Cal.,
doz.
.50
uruepeiruu.
Cant.,
3
tor
Oranges
(Navel)
22-..50
Dates,
1
J
.
.35
Vegetable
Celery,
lk
17
KhuDarb.
2
lo
.i
Beets,
bunch
-
10
Parsley,
bunch
-la
Turnips
06
Spinach
2
lb
.27
Radishes,
bunch
.03
Mushrooms,
lb
-
'
Head
Lettuce
20
.25
Cooking
Onions,
3
lbs
io
Cauliflower,
lb
30
.40
Tomatoes,
Calif.
2
lbs
4d
Cabbage,
lb
it-
Tomatoes.
No.
1
lb
19
!
Ive
Club
year
which
included
Iwork
on
the
Camp
for
Kiddles
at
Lakelse
Lake,
Peanut
Tag
Day,
Shell
Out
and
Hallowe'en
bonfires,
fireworks
displays
and
Kiddles
Christmas
parties.
During
the
past
year
the
Kinsmen
succeeded
in
establishing'
permanent
buildings
at
their
Lakelse
Lake
Kiddles'
Kamo.
but
-
mm
(tHt...wiMc
of
m
TV
mm
shoii
Potatoes.
10
lb
50
because
of
heavy
expenditures
I
Cumumbers
lb
17!
:
Peoples
Store
:
Elegantly
Fashioned
For
Glamourous
m
Moments
5
rr
w,
tt.
ton
mutui
1
lir
thereon,
were
unable
to
send
any
children
to
the
Camp
this
season.
However,
with
the
proceeds
ifrom
the
May
24
contest
and
I
Monte
Carlo
Dance
much
was
vegetable
Marrow,
lb
07
Squash,
lb
.10
Canned
Veatcaiiles
Dill
Pickles,
eal
1.65
Cut
Oreen
Beans,
fey.
18
iu.
3
reas,
fancy
.,,
U
wmm.
s
,plev
M
,acii
in
irni
n
I
(fii
Nothing
U
Boast
About
But
Better
Than
Last
Year
Prince
Rupert
enjoyed
a
comparatively
moderate
November.
As
compared
with
November
ol
1948,
the
sun
was
seen
tor
a
longer
period,
less
rain
fell
and
the
mercury
did
not
slide
below
freezing
.
In
20
days
oi
last
montn.
11.74
Inches
of
rainfall
was
recorded.
At
this
time
last
year,
13.78
inches
of
rain
had
fallen.
But
the
overall
11
month
total
of
precipitation
is
greater
this
year.
Up
to
the
end
of
November
In
1948,
amount
of
rain
recorded
was
90.28
Inches
as
compared
with
92.34
Inches
so
far
this
year.
Maximum
temperature
last
month
was
68
compared
with
a
49.4
high
during
the
same
period
last
year.
Minimum
reading
last
month
was
36
above,
slightly
higher
than
the
freezing
low
of
26
in
November
of
1948.
The
mean
temperature
last
month
was
46
t,bovc
In
comparison
to
39.7
last
jear.
The
sun
was
out
Tor
a
longer
period
last
month
than
in
November
of
last
year
29.7
hours
against
13.4
hours
but
the
n-month
1948
total
of
1015.3
hours
.23
.18
.23
m
ihi
wumi
ftooua
Mied
Vegetables
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
-
Wax
Beans,
choice
.....
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
...
toon,
to
Wed.
7
p.m.
-
9:20
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Baked
Beans,
15-Ow.
tin,
ea.
.
'
Tomatoes.
28-oz
.23
.
.22
nit
achieved
in
the
way
of
switching
the
camp
from
canvass
to
frame
construction.
Of
the
gross
profit
of
$1160
two
hundred
dollars
was
spent
on
the
May
24
sports
parade
for
the
kiddies.
With
week-end
work
parties
manned
by
members
of
the
Club
and
Interested
outside
helpers,
also
skilled
carpenters
and
foremen
from
both
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
a
T-shaped
building
was
constructed
at
the
Lak
trrsh
M1K
Quart
.
Pint
6:00-Stagt
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yi"
7.00-CBC
News
7:lU--Week-end
Itcvi
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1243
Kil
jryclcs
Cream.
Vt
Dint
7:20
Siwciul
ttss
8uiJect
to
Changei
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L-&pi";.:-,C-:i.
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Medium
Pullets
riutler
-
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.28
i
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.
.65
..
.67
.50
First
Grade,
lb
Margarine,
lb
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb
Milk
Evaporated
Milk,
lo-oz.
una.
2
lor
Case
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
.
Flour,
49
s,
No.
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FLYING
SANTA
A
group
of
orphans
greets
Edward
Kowe
Snow,
famous
New
England
author,
lecturer
and
adventurer,
as
he
arrives
at
Sydney,
N.S.,
on
another
leg
of
his
annual
"flying
Santa
Claus"
trip.
For
15
years
Mr.
Snow
has
distributed
gifts
to
light-housekeepers
along
the
Atlantic
Coast.
This
year,
on
his
first
trip
to
Canada,
he
will
drop
gifts
to
isolated
communities
along
the
south
coast
of
Newfoundland.
(C.
P.
Photo
7:30
Little
Symphc!
8:00
Makerx
of
Mu
...
8:15
John
Usher
9:00
CUU
Vancouver
Oiih.
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10:00
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News
10:10
-
CBC
News
10.15
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Canadian
Di
Canada
10:30
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lo
Mid
11:00
-Weather
and
S
.33
.7.50
.66
last
year
surpasses
the
825.9
hours
i
this
year.
hard
else
Lake
camp.
The
base
of
this
building
was
20
feet
by
40
feet
and
the
1c
20
feet
by
28
feet.
Over
19,000
board
feet
of
iough
lumber
was
rafted
seven
or
eight
miles
down
the
Lake
to
a
point
250
feet
offshore
and
man-handled
400
feet
to
the
campsite.
The
site
had
been
cleared
earlier
in
the
season
but
actual
construction
did
not,
start
until
the
later
part
of
September
.
The
building
has
been
complet-
.3.60
1.82
...
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MONDAY
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Terrace
Catholic
Women's
Fall
Tea
TERRACE
The
Catholic
SAiunuAi
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4:30
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4:45
Music
for
MKlrrns
5:00
MuMca!
Program
6:00
Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Coto
the
Troubadour"
7:00-Reeord
Album-7:30
TBA
7:30
Organ
Music
8:00
Musical
Program
8:30
Current
and
VUkc
f:00
Variety
Bandbox
t:30
A
song
in
the
Air
10.00
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News
10:
15
Harmonaires
10:30
Dal
Ricrarris
orer
11:00
Weather
and
8in
Oil
Sl'NDAl
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8:30-Recital
B:00
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News
Riid
Con.nirnUry
015
Music
of
Many
LainU
3:30
Harmony
Harbour
8:59
Time
Signal
m
Maximum
wind
velocity
this
month
was
34
miles
per
hour
recorded
on
November
2G.
Maximum
barometer
reading
was
30.4.
recorded
November
19
and
on
November
26
the
minimum
was
28.5.
General
convener
was
Mrs.
H.
Doll,
who
witli
Mrs.
A.
Hoben-khield
kept
everything
'running
smoothly.
In
the
evening,
cards
and
bingo
in
the
hall
al.so
ilicw
a
good
crowd.
In
the
fancy
worn
stall
were.
7:00
Musical
c!w
8
00-
CBC
Npwj
8:10
llrrr's
Bill
(Jm
1.18
..
.29
.25
.22
.15
24
.5!
.
.29
.34
wheat
Flour,
24's
lea
and
Coffee
Coffee,
lb
DeLuxe
quantity,
lb.
.
j
Dices
Oranae
Juice
Blended
Grapefruit
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ea
28-oz
eal
Ion
.....
AijdIc.
20-oz.
tin.
2
lor
48-oz.
Canned
rruus
Pineapple,
crushed
.......
Pieces,
20-oz
.
Apricots.
20-oz
.
Cherries,
ancy,
20-oz.
...
.
Women's
League
held
their
fall!
tea
and
sale
In
the
Orange
Hall
;
ed
since
that
time
with
the
ex
Christy
and
Mrs.
II.
recently,
drawing
a
large
crowd
I
Mrs-
w-
as
usual.
The
hall
had
been'Cote
..........
.33
Morning
Souk
Mlislr
lor
M'i
Little
Concert
BBC
Nt
wr;
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Mriilng
Dvot
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min
Tllil'-
Hitnai
Kllen
llarri.s
Kiiini!;
S
on
M'lKfv
Turt
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
ception
of
a
few
minor
details
which,
it
Is
expected
will
be
accomplished
some
weekend
before
the
end
of
this
year.
The
building
has
been
well
.41
.33
38
Others
in
charge
were:
Novelties
Mrs.
J.
Gordon
.
White
Eeiephant
;::s.
beautifully
decorated
by
the
ladies
with
evergreens
and
berries
and
the
stalls
were
laden
with
8
15
8:3(1
:4
tl.OO
li
ii
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J::.:i
10:011
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10:10
10:4.".
ll:(m
11:15
11:35
.29
.30
braced
with
interior
snow
posts
!
8ods
t0
sel1-
loganberries.
20-oz.
Heaches,
choice
Lard
Pure,
lb
'.
Shortening
ill
21
.31
A
Home
Away
from
Home
SMil(lltiaUli
W'l
Home
Cooking
and
Candy
Mrs.
Irving,
Mrs.
Kofoed,
Mrs.
J.
Lever,
Mrs.
A.
Paulson.
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs
J.
de
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
j
Soap
KlIidTKartPii
,
i;
soao.
race.
Dar
10
2
lor
.25
SO
Rooms
Hot
and
Cold
water
and
should
come
through
even
'
a
severe
winter
without
damage.
t0
Camp
for
their
holidays.
The
actual
cah
expenditure
on
A
profit
of
$125
was
made
on
this
project
has
been
$"50
with
the
Kin
summer
auction
and
accounts
still
outstanding
of
$250.
$270
from
the
Peanut
and
Shell
As
well
as
labor
considerable
Out
campaigns.
This
money
will
material
was
donated
or
good
be
used
for
Christmas
treats
at
i
iaunarv.
catce
Kergommeaux,
Mrs.
Bissonnette.
1
Soap
Powders,
large
41
.45
Serviteurs
were
Twrs
!
11:31
"
Cherries,
U
lb,
pkt.
KoiiiiiIimii
Tinn
lt-.-.(l.d
llitl'li
Mcs..a;;f
fVriil
Hcoririt
liiiri
1'i
isolial
Auuiu
Miss
B.
Matte.
Mrs.
H.
West
Coconut,
ih
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1
1
:33
11:45
P.O.
Boi
191
discounts
given.
A
conservative
the
Civir
Centre
nn
rwPn,her
m
1
asmpr
was
Mrs
George
Hipp.
?hcoe
281
10:30
Way
of
the
811I11I
11:00
CBC
News
11.03
Capitol
Report
11:30
Religious
PitUkI
12:00
New
York
Philharmonic
Orch.
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2:00
Salvation
Army
Program
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:00
The
Old
Songs
Almond
Paste,
lb.
.3?
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb
.45
Dates,
fancy.
1
lb.
nkt
.34
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
.3
Seeded
Raisins.
2
lbs.
2
Shelled
Walnuts,
li
lb.
.47
S'"e"eri
Almonds.
6
oz
.3"
Snelled
Brazils.
4
b.
.45
Strawberrv.
24-oz
.('
F'"h
Pond
Was
in
char?e
of
estimate
from
a
qualified
source
The
Kinsmen
and
Santa
Claus'
places
the
value
of
the
building
will
call
in
at
the
Prince
Rupe
Hennettf
de
Krgo:nmeaux.
at
$2700.'
It
is
the
Intention
of
General
Hospital
on
the
way
to;FIorence
Normandeau
.
the
Club
to
build
two
large
bunk-
the
Miller
Bay
Native
Hospital'
Raffles-
Iv'y
McConnel.
VlcW
houses
next
year
before
the
December
23.
,
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P.M.
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12:25
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Rasioeicv.
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.45
Dress
To
Fit
That
Holiday
Mood
A
new
social
season
a
new
group
of
dresses
to
help
insure
its
success.
Come
In
and
be
charmed
with
our
sumptuous
dining
and
dancing
informally
group.
We've
many
styles
...
all
colors
and
lowest
prices-
McCor-
.,uU
ila
u.au
vnt
nai-i
on
Painting
Jean
loween
bonfires
for
the
kiddies
,i,
ct
ti,
summer
holidays
commence
as
canvass
has
proven
unsatisfactory
for
a
camp
of
this
nature.
Blackberrv.
4-lb.
.8i
Cherry.
24-oa.
Peach.
4
lb
.8?
3:25
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News
3:27
Weather
Report
3:30
Winnipeg
Symphony
Orel
4:30
The
Happy
Time
5:00
Sir
Thomas
Beccham
is
a
large
factor
in
the
exceed-
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Vanity
Set.
C.
Houghtallng
Due
to
the
heavy
financial
tngly
good
behavior
of
our
local
,
Cut
Cut
Work
Work
f,hlp
table
rlnth
cloth.
J.
Lamb-
Iarnh
burden
involved
in
rebuilding
youth
on
Hallowe'en
night.
the
Camp
the
Club
has
started
Plans
for
bigger
and
better
Honked
Rue
St
'
John's
Ivd1
negotiations
with
civic
and
Christmas
serv-
party,
fireworks
dis-
tal
Vanderhoor
ice
organizations
to
assist
in
fin-
play.
.Camp
and
Hallowe'en
par-
,
satin
Cushion.
J
Raa
e
Door
prize
o
a
chlcxen
was
a
won
by
Mrs
C.
Pratt
Lace
runne'
won
by
Mrs.
Hipp
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