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October
3O,1950
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for
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Jaiitzen
Sweaters
M
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Silversid-
ianat
your
num.;
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ipturnort
t
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ii.
ratmau,
manager
oi
ma
fSnSnm
tC
tVt
yrerdar
P-
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Packe
P'an
Namu,
re.
puernoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancau-
turned
ther
afth.
onrt
i
th
I
..-nJe
unused
rooms,
.
it
mp
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.
w
y
3
ver.
SKI
cement
or
attic
with
1
se-
"
f
rUZ2
Mrek
on
the-camosun
after
a
i.trlp
to
Varrcouver.
MIDLAND
PINES
Cyproc
rirc
kiard.
Closes
Nov.
1
until
notice.
further
Prlnie
Rupert
Football
Asso-(253p
elation
general
meetine
Wed-1
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tasilv
ftl
full
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A
form,r
Prince
Clupert
red-'
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C"nMlan
glon'
ent,
K.
McAra
is
now
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1
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8
p.m-
AU
P1
and
s"P-J
4i
13
lake.
Will
not
wrp,
,
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.
i
porters
Invited.
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(255)
station
a;nr-t
at
New
Hazeit.jn
JhHnk
nor
"
having
recently
taken
ove
r
his
L,
Jcoration.
PATTERNS
FOR
FALL
All
Wool
Sweaters
.
styled
in
the
Jantten
mariner."
Pullovers
in
the
"ThunderbircKf
and
"Reindeer"
patterns
at....
$8.95
and
$10.95
Cardigans
in
the
"Reindeer"
.
pattern
..
........
$10.95
Full
Zipper
Sweaters
in
the
"Thunderbird"
pattern
:
$12.95
iiuiea
thcr.'i.
Ira
Day,
one
of
th
real
sour-
doughs
of
the
iiorth,
has
arrived
in
the
city
to
.nter
the
Princa
F.upert
General
Hjspital.
He,
J
1
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
116
or
117
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
went
to
the
Yukon
in
1898
to
enrage
In
prospecting
and,
except
for
the
odd
trip
outside,
remain
fed
in
the
north
engaging
in
packing
and
other
pursuits.
Mia.
Nora
Wlford
of
Miller
Ray
Huspital
staff
returned
to
the
c'ty
on
Die
Camosun
yesU'r-t
ay
afternoon
from
a
brief
tri
3
tj
Vancouver.
I
Miss
Dorothy
Kellett,
Vancouver
.arrived,
in
the
city
on
the
Frince
Rupert
Wednesday
to
pay
a
visit
here
with
her
brother
and.
sister-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Conrad
Street
Hoedown
Dance
Moose
Lodge
and
Chapter
j
bazaar
and
dance,
November
2
and
3.
Bazaar
commences
at,
2:30
p.m.
in
Moose
Tempi.;.
Dance
at
Civic
Centre
on
Friday,
November
3.
Door
prizes
now
on
display
in
Jones
Family
L-y
..euett.
T
O.
B.
Tiibble.
manaeer
f
tho
A
11
u
Aiice
A,m'
very
successful
and
-m.
able
Hallowe'en
hnMn
It.
il
ume
were
Pas.serl5er.s
Market
window
where
tickers
are
obtainable.
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Prize
Donor
Was
Winner
Get
Your..
CANADIAN
TOUCH
Documents
"tabled"
in
Britain's
new
House
of
Commons
will
land
on
the
Canadian-built
table,
a
gift
from
the
Dominion
to
the
Old
Country.
Made
from
Canadian
oak,
specially
selected
to
harmonize
with
the
chamber's
panelling,
it
is
elaborately
carved
to
the
design
of
Sir
Giles
Gilbert
Scott
designer
and
architect
of
the
new
House.
It
was
made
at
attracted
a
caniVitv
7,n,
i
u"uara
uie
nmcsun
last
even
memndwaS
b
g'vSSSS
a
Uip
the
Conrad
8treet
Sch)l
Par-
vtntouver-
ent-Teachers-
Association
in
the
Mrs.
D.
L.
Pitc
was
In
the
c'tv
Ir!
S
.
Seattle
far
a
visit
with
Mr
Pitt
Kags,
tatter
and
gay
Hallow-
managing
director
of
the
Silbak-een
costumes
were
the
order
of
Premier
mine.
Mrs
Pitt,
forme
evening,
and
those
guests
merly
resided
at
Premier
but
it
penalCSe
?n
,8
ome
years
slnce
'"e
la
penalised
by
bv,
having
to
enter-
in
the
north.
tain
the
crowd
with
sonw
'
'
amusing
"consequence"
inflicted
P.
L.
Grass,
construction
aup-
by
the
program
committee.
erintendent
of
the
Canadian
The
party
began
with
the
Fishing
Ce.,
came
north
from
choosing
of
a
king
and
queen
Vancouver
to
Butedale
at
the
for
the
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
end
of
the
week.
Larr
Mr
Orpsi
W.
D
.Griffiths
won
the
honor
ill
be
in
Prinfp
R.m;rrt
in
nir
LAMP
SHADES
and
LIGHTING
FIXTURES
for
Every
Room
in
hc
House
So
Mrs.
Hang
Pettersen
Gives
Back
Pyjama
Bag
When
she
won
in
a
bean
gues-
tiigfa
'
Cards
k
waienoo,
unt.
.
(CP
PHOTO)
sing
contest
at
the
Sonja
Ladies'
bazaar
Friday
the
prize
she
had
donated
herself,
Mrs.
Hans
Pettersen
let
the
prize
go
to
the
second
closest
guesser.
Mrs.
RADIO
DIAL
mo
Kilocycle
CFPR
CHR1STWA5
GREETINGS
(
and
were
duly
crowned.
TJtxe
fir.it
nection
with
the
setting
up
of
Pettersen
gussed
1684,
while
the
correct
number
was
1678.
Miss
Astrid
Pedersen.iwith
a
guess
of
1670,
was
beneficiary.
The
prize
11:3b
Weamer
Report
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
,
1:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
12:00-:rid-Day
Melodic
12:15
CBC
hrm
.
'
12:25
Program
itesum-12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadens!
iur
me
royai
pair'ine
company's
fish
processing
was
to
lead
the
assembly
in
the
plant
at
the
Ocean
Dock
here.
MONDAY
P.M.
urana
Marcn,
which
started
off
'
the
dancing
for
the
evening
a
V
?t?ZrM
Special
joint!
chiton"
"
Int.
variety
of
modern
old
timp
n,i
4Vi
meeting
and
social
4:15
--Stock
Quotations
&
4:30
MaRic
Adventures
Phone
23
3rd
Street
Prince
Rupert
1
4:45
Young
Man
With
a
Song
12:55
Rec
Int.
PRINTERS
-
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
V?
I
Lomps
U
i
Shades
ft
fr
novelty
numbers.
Square
dances1
Rf
V
of
Moose
and
Chap-called
by
Wendell
Snyder
pro-
'7
ter
members
In
hon-vided
much
merriment.
I
r
visiting
District
A
prhe
was
awarded
for
the
Deputy
Supreme
Governor
to
be
two
most
amusing
hoedown
cos-
neld
Wednesday,
Nov.
1,
at
9
tumes.
The
prize,
a
large
pump-
P
m-
In
the
Temple.
Members
kin
Die.
donated
hv
Mm
Pfrrv
please
attend.
Presentation
of
The
bazaar
wag
Well
attended
and
proved
a
great
success.
Guests
were
received
at
the
door
by
President
Mrs.
John
Pedersen.
Committees.
in
charge
were:
Tea
room
Mrs.
R.
Roald,
Mis.,
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mrs.
S.
Rensvold.
Candy
booth
Mrs.
A.
Lunn.
Fish
pond
Mrs.
Alt.
Jensen.
Fancy
work
Mrs.
G.
Selvig,
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Comty.
Allison
Grant
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdsct.
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Folk
Talcs
by
Irene
Cr;
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Western
Five
3:40
International
Comty.
25-year
pins
to
eligible
broth
Rupert
Radio
Give
lour
Battery
A
Break!
Downing,
was
won
and
duly
eaten
by
Mrs.
Pearl
Mclnnls
and
John
Drnnin.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
at
11
p.m.
by
a
commit
ers.
(25ac)
Olof
Hanson
arrived
in
ihe
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
and
Electric
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
tee
of
P-TA
ladies
headed
by
"'u
T
,
Ti
'H
k
be
proceeding
In
t
fe
-
d
ays
Mrs.
C.
Johansen.
and
consist.
,:5.i-:bc
News
5
:0C
International
Comty.
5:10
There's
Music
in
the
Air
5:30
Dixieland
Jazz
"
-
Sunner
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
G:30--Musn.tU
Varieties
6:45
"Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm"
7:00--CBC
Kews
7:15
CE'J
News
Roundup
7:30
Songs
for
Early
Evening
8:00
Sons
of
the
West
8:30
Guy
Lombardo
Show
9:00
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
9:30-Continental
Varieties
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CEC
News
10:15
Provincial
Allah's
A.
J
Turner,
CCF.
10:30
Robert
Armbiuster
Orch
11:00
Weather
Forecast
i
Former
Telegroph
!
Man
Passes
Away
!
IB
HfcA
met
Rupert
Florists
mn
lot
Ail
Occasions
ing
of
Mrs.
R.
Irvine.
Mrs.
W.
Dunn.
Mrs.
W.
P.
Garbutt,
Mrs.
T.
Bussanich
and
Mrs.
C.
Mari-neau
Mr.
A.
Desautels
and
Mrs.
T.
Glenn"
were
at
the
door.
back
in
Vancouver
again
within
I
WO
we.ks
for
the
annual
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association
advisory
council
and
executive,
Mrs.
S.
Ballinger.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
H.
Pettersen,
Mrs.
R.
Webber.
Raffle-Mrs.
C.
Strand.
Servers
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
Mrs.
Malhern,
Miss
E.
Waseng.
Cashier
Mrs.
H.
Helland.
In
the
first
raffle,
first
prize
$25,
was
won
by
O.
Anderson
with
ticket
N3.
G80!
second,
$15,
Mrs.
John-
McNaughton,
ticket
No.
815:
third,
$10,
K.
Dehli,
ticket
i
.
V10.
i
Ave.
Box
516
I
el.
77'.
i
Is
your
battery
tired?
Sluggish?
Don't
ask
it
to,
take
on
the
added
load
of
your
neater,
and
give,
extra
power
for
those
cold
winter
starts,
unless
you"1
treat
it
properly.
Well
check
and
recharge
It
as
needed.
Drive
up.
.
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WRATHALL'S
I
A
pioneer
of
the
Dominion
Governmen
telegraphs
service
in
northern
B.C.
and
Yukon
died
in
Vancouver
last
week.
He
was
F.
K
Jackson,
who
will
be
remembered
by
many
associated
with
him,
In
the
early
days.
He
became
a
telegraph
worker
back
in
j
1897-
From
Yukon
he
was
trans-
i
ferred
to
various
points
in
Nor-
1
thern
British
Columbia.
Master
of
ceremonies
for
the
Mrand
Mrs.'j.,D..McRae
will
Ivenrng
was
Percy
Downing
and
.all
this
Tuesday
atternoon
-oi
the
highly
interesting
program
the
camosun
for
a
two
weeks-
hOTO
FINISHING
ISM)
IfilMfkn)
U
iW
N
our
Kodak
Camera
was
planned
Dy
Mrs.
jj.
uomez
lrip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
;
Line-up.
Winners
in
the
second
raffle
were
first,
quilt
donated
by
Mrs.
j
Harold
Lien,
Judy
Morgan,
ticket
,
No.
12:
second,
doll
bed
with
doll
i
attachments
for
all
Pa
morio
Musical
cIock
ana
mi
carcmy.
m
tne
g3Uth.
Mr.
McRae
wl'.l
The
hall
was
tastefully
deco-j
attend
sessions
of
the
executive
rated
in
Hallowe'en
style
witn
;
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
the
traditional
cats,
witches
and
Association
which
will
be
held
pumpkins
cut
out
and
colored!
in
Vancouver
in
mid-November,
by
Conrad
School
pupils.
Tfta'Olof
Hanson,
former
MP.
for
motifs
were
augmented
witn
j
Skeena.
will
also
attend
the
Mtolor
and
Koduchrome
1
I
and
outfit
donated
by
Mrs.
G.
6:00
CBC
.Newt
Selvig,
Ann
Petersen,
ticket
No-.-W,:lu,:e"
s
Bm
Oooa
360;
third
dollie,
donated
by
Mrs.
;'
a
:1a
M..nlng
iking
Film.
'ioplng,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
K
-
3rd
Ave,
W.
clusters
of
colorful
balloons
and
.
meetings
shiny
red
apples.
Music
was
provided
by
Mr.
k
ai
n
John
Pedersen,.
Dianne
Ballinger,
ticket
No.
8.
A
ham
donated
by
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
was
won
.
by
Mrs.
Skal-merud
with
ticket
No.
85.
In
the
first
paddles
contest
first
prize,
cream
and
sugar
set
on
tray,
donated
by
Gordon
and
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Pierce,
Lonu
Stevenson
and
Lester
Currie.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
Bazaar.
Nov.
2
and
3.
-E
VENFL
O-
...Bottles
AND
REPLACEMENTS
;
Exclusively
.
at
.
-
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
D'.ue
810
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
j.30
wlusic
lor
Mutiu
i.ib
LiUie
Concert
U:'J0
BBC
News
and
Commentary.
.
;
.Kilning
DevotK'W
9:30
Morning
Concert
i
in,
t
di..
10:00
Mornhig
Visit
i
j:
1
5
Mm
niti0
Melodies
iU:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45
Charlie
Kunz
PiesehtS
li:otl
iCinUJi'gui
ten
of
tile
Air
i
l
:
15
Roundup
?
Ime
Anderson,
was
won
by
G.
Selvig;
',
MOOSE
WHIST,
ENTERTAINMENT
I
uanaaian
region
uuiu
jruitv,
.Nov.
6.
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
BOMBS
FIRECRACKERS
FLOWER
POTS
second,
jug,
donated
by
Gordon
and
Anderson,
A.
Karr;
third,
box
of
chocolates
donated
by
Mrs.
M.
Eerfc,
M.
Karasosky.
In
the
second
round,
first
prize,
November
8.
United
Church
Men's
Tea,
Thursday,
Nov.
9.
ROMAN
CANDLES
FLYING
SAUCERS
:
:
,
l
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
16.
1
and
loads
of
other
Fireworks!
Winners
at
the
weekly
MoosB
program
of
.whist
and
entertainment
for
the
women
were
Mrs.
Sylvia
Johnson
and
Mrs.
A.
Blair
and
for
the
men
B.
J.
Bacon
and
A.
K
Chilton.
Following
refresh
ments
the
evening
was
spent
la
dancing
and
singing.
Committed
doPf
donated
bv
.
John
Bulce.'
Liu.,
i
f
ill
.
.
i
,
y
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St.
Andrew's
"
Catlu1
1
R
PLANNING
I
wort
by
J.
VLsJak;
fee'cgiiti
tljedrat
W.A.J
.h"?
ii
'tsiwii
Affr.i
Fal
Sale
Nov.
18.'
!
A
stkf')
v
i
1
v
TUC
icftne-
set
donated
bv
Ormes
;
SPORT
SHOP
!
J
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I
i
II
II.
I.O.D.E.
I.O.D.E,
Fair
Pair
Bazaar
Bazaar.
.NQVemoSE.t
.
November
.
.
Drug.
ri-,..
'
Si
store
,
'
5
'
Julius
liilhw'--.hnnn:
"
'
Johnson;
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1
1
R
BUIlDINi'
R
REPAIRING
in
charge
consisted
of
M.
Blair,
'
23
Magnus
Halvorsen,
Jack
bmitn-son
and
Joe
Long,
third,
pair
or
socks
donated
Dy
,
Mis.
Simmundson,
Mrs.
Ole
An-
derson.
.
At
whist,
18
tables
were
at
play.
First
lady
was
Mrs.
Skalnerud,
with
Mrs.
Norton
second.
High
man
Was
O.
Giske.
G.
Selvig
was
re:ond.
Annunciation
Home
tnd
Sv-hro'
Association
bake
sale,
Lyons
Corner,
Nov.
25.
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar,
Mrs.
E.
Wostenholme'
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Ci
mosun
yesterday
aiteinoon
from
a
trip
to1
Vancouver.
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURR1E
LIMITED
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