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Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
6,
1950
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Amirr.
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TODAY
7-9
p.m.
FORBIDDEN
StIJ
tU
J
Ul
iu
uuj
Father
And
Sons
Gather
ficulties
ii
continence.
He
made
a
plea
for
leaders
suymg
that
a
young
man
could
do
nothing
finer
than
to
offer
service
In
a
cub
pack.
Other
speakers
contributing
to
the
enjoyment-
of
the
evening
were
Commissioner
Haugland,
Postmaster
S.
Kirkaldy,
Terrace's
first
scout
master;
C.
J.
Norring-ton,
one
of
the
first
scouts
when
the
organization
was
newly
formed
over
40
years
ago.
Aaron
Haaland
who
told
of
the
scouts'
trip
to
the
first
Canadian
Jamboree
last
year;
Cpnstable
Brue.
Rev.
Father
Racette
spoke
of
the
lm-
Terrace
ISanquet
Has
Some
Prominent
Visitors
TERRACE
"On
behalf
of
the
scouts
and
cubs
I
take
pleasure
Sizes
For
All
Ages
A'neariuiui
'
Fashions
Tailoring
And
Prices
Couldn't
Be
Riohter!
Priced
From
pressiveness
of
the
scene,
the
4
5
$5.95
tsrrtaf
WILLLW
HOLDER
JOAN
CMJITIUD
BIILY
DEWOLFC
MOM
immti
WARD
ARNOLD
m
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LytM
T'si'tr..''''w"'
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I
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Ages
1
Yr.
Through
Teens
"""We're
proud
of
our
selection
In
girls'
coats.
Just
take
a
peek
and
you'll
understand.
Our
styles
are
right
our
prices
are
rightcr.
7
-
9:10
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FRI-r
SAT.
guests
and
discourses
and
hew
useles
the
work
of
the
boys
if
the
parents
showed
no
interest.
Parents
are
needed
to
second
the
movement
which
is
encouraged
the
world
over.
What
the
leaders
are
doing
for
the
boys
takes
time
and
patience.
,He
paid
great
tribute
to
John
Haaland
for
his
work
with
the
youngsters.
Robert
Pethwick,
assistant
euu-maser,
then
took
charge
of
the
"Oning-Up
'
ceremony
in
which
11
boys
passed
Into
the
scouts
and
were
welcomed
by
scout,
master
Dick
Dubead.
The
pro
nioted
boys
were:
Victor
Zanor-zen,
Alvin
Hobenshleld,
Robert
Cote,
Teddy
Clifford,
Robert
Irv-ing,
Jim
Laird,
Donald
Jul.seth
James
Wold,
Roy
Huebncr,
J!m
Kurulok
and
George
Munson
Mr.
Anfield
presented
Mrs.
Mc-Gilvery
with
the
Civilian
Scout
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Radio
Dial
CFPR
1240
Kilocycle,
!SHIP$S
WATERF
(Subject
to
Change,
FROM
"FLYING"
SAUCERS
TO
CARS!
There
are
few
motorists
who
haven't
wished
at
some
time
or
another
that
their
ears
were
fitted
with
wings
to
enable
them
to
soar
over
the
long,
long
line
of
traffic
ahead.
Now
the
dream
is
a
reality.
The
aerocar
which
THUKSD
AT
-rM
BABY'S
4:00
Richard
Seaborn
Foursome
4:15
Stock
Quotations
&
Int.
4:30
Adventure
Stories
Badge,
making
her
an
nonorary
can
be
converted
from
an
auto
to
an
airplane
in
a
few
minutes
is
shown
here
at
Longvicw,
Texas,
in
road
and
aerial
roles.
At
tup
you
see
it
flying
across
country,
below,
converted
back
to
road
work.
The
changeover
can
be
done
by
one
person,
without
txls.
memo
or
other
equipment.
The
autocar,
which
can
be
kept
in
the
home
garage,
has
front-wheel
auto
drive
and
a
pressure
air-cooled
rear
engine.
The
markers
say
that
it
is
spinproof
and
has
full
provision
for
crosswind
landings.
member
of
the
Terrace
Scout
As-
L
4:45-Young
Man
With
a
Song
55
CBC
News
thanked
n,..,ii.
Ypr
her
for
for
:
sociation
and
her
work
in
providing
i,ionrtid
banauct.
A
such
a
""Grand
m
welcoming
our
fathers
as
spe-
,
cial
guests.
We
boys
know
what
'
the
name
Dud
stands
for
under-
j
standing
pal
and
teacher.
Some-
1
jne
who
plays
ball
with
us
when
we
are
short
a
man
and
shares
our
adventures
and
when
we
misbehave,
it's
usually
Dad
who
corrects
us.
Scouts
and
fellow-cubs,
let
us
rise
and
toast
the
men
who
mean
so
much
to
us
Our
Dads."
With
these
words
Cub
John
Engekke
expressed
the
thoughts
of
his
fellow
cubs
in
welcoming
their
guests
to
the
Father
and
Son
Banquet
In
the
Oddfellows'
Uall
last
Friday
evening.
Whyo
cloths
covered
the
long
banquet
tables
which
were
decorated
with
the
green
and
gold
colors
ol
the
Cub
pack.
Vases
of
j
.at
lodils
and
pussywillows
stood
m
each
table
and
green
and
gold
covered
baskets
held
the
bread
j
oils.
Decorated
place
cards
.tood
at
the
place
of
each
guest.
,
It
was
an
impressive
setting
and
j
presented
a
pleasing
appearance
J
j
tfle
eye
of
all
who
entered
the
rail.
J
Proceedings
opened
with
the
inging
of
"O,
Canada"
followed
oy
the
ceremony
of
the
raising
of
'
the
flag
by
Cub
Joe
Sparges.
j
The
toast
to
the
fathers,
given
Aell
by
the
smallest
cub
of
the
j
pack,
was
responded
to
by
E.
S.
j
Laird,
High
School
principal,
who
;
'
said
he
wondered
if
the
fathers
always
deserve
the
high
praiso
given
them
in
the
toast
just
pro-
,
posed.
Expressing
his
pleasure
at
being
there,
F.
E.
Anfield,
district
commissioner,
was
introduced
to
the
gathering
by
the
chairman,
John
Haaland,
and
said
how
grand
it
was
for
a
place
the
size
of
Terrace
to
have
such
a
large
gathering
as
this.
He
gave
his
listeners
iood
for
thought
as
he
congratulated
the
boys
for
their
smart
cubs.
A
cub
is
only
as
good
smart
cubs,
cub
is
only
as
good
a.i
the
support
he
gets
for
his
pack,
at
home.
Cubbing
is
the
development
of
lh?'
whole
boy,
part
of
the
whole
program
of
life
in
.-iiaking
the
boys
of
today
the
men
of
tomorrow.
He
bade
the
fathers
to
enter
into
pa.tncr-ship
with
the
boys
in
cubbing
-he
cubmaster
cannot
do
the
work
alone,
for
one
of
the
greatest
dif
Soutliboiuui
,ril,
Vancuuvc-.
c.
p
Princess
Nuh,
(
Hughes,
was
in
p
o'clock
yesteru
Passengers
sailina
Vancouver
on
th,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sc;
two
children,
M
t
L.
Yclland
and
Ocean
Fails
W,
B
passenger
2:00
Festival
a:
NO
TITLE
TO
PLAYGROUND
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain,
in
a
let-
!
ter
to
the
School
Board
last
night
j
informed
"the
board
that
city
i
council
will
not
grant
the
title
to
.
the
Conrad
Street
School
play-
j
ground.
'
I
Chairman
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
de-
clared
that
"we
need
something
more
certain
than
a
letter
(from
city
council
merely
.statins
tnat
the
ground
is
available
If
we
are
going
to
build."
It
was
suggested
that
th?
council
be
asked
for
a
lease
on
the
property
if
a
title
cannot
be
CONSTIPATION
SERIOUS
IF
NEGLECTED
BBYS
daffy
movttnfnts
are
iomethirn
of
whirh
absolutely
accurate
track
must
be
kept.
When
he
misses,
something
must
be
done
at
mnrr.
Constipation
is
serious
for
baby.
Mis.
John
T.
Reid
of
Hespeler,
Ont.,
has
this
to
sav:
"Having
had
seven
children
and
having
used
Baby's
Tablets
for
sll
sever
can
say
they
are
the
bet
and
gentlest
regulator
fur
children.
During;
teething
Baby's
Own
Tablets
were
a
boon
to
me
as
they
cleared
up
at
once
any
digestive
disturbance
or
fretful
new.'
Equally
effective
for
ample
fever,
teething;
troubles,
upset
stomach
and
other
minor
alitor
nti
ot
babyhood.
Quirk
in
their
action.
Sweet
-t
aft
ing
easily
crushed
to
a
powder,
if
desired.
No
"sleepy"
stuff
no
duIIinR
effect.
Ot
a
boa
todsy.
Sici
nen
so
ofien
strikes
in
the
nighu
y
cents
Money
back
ii
not
saiisned.
Family
Play
Coming
Here
amusing
affairs
of
the
Wiikins
family.
Edward
Arnold
auain
plays
bit-part
as
the
incite,
this
time
enmeshed
in
a
political
campaign
which
sees
him
running
lor
of-
Howl"
was
the
cubs
appreciation
of
what
had
been
done
for
them.
The
lowering
of
the
flag,
followed
by
"God
Save
the
King"
closed
the
proceedings.
As
a
last
gtsturc,
led
by
Mr.
Anfield
the
whole
gathering
gave
three
cheers
for
Mr.
Haaland,
the
popular
cubmaster.
Rev.
A.
C
Grace
was
given
by
Shlndcl
and
benediction
by
the
Rev.
P.
M.
Mallett.
Sequel
to
the
delightful
and
pleasurably
remembered
"Dear
2:45
Huly
Week
4:uu-'ine
tot,:
Ruth,"
another
charming
family
flce
gainst
his
wn
son-in-law.
picture
"Dear
Wife"
comes
to
the
Holden.
Miss
Freeman,
as
a
pol-
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Friday
ilically
conscious
bobby-soxer
and
Saturday.
It
has
the
same
Ejv0s
an
outstanding
rnmertv
His
Island!
-i
3:30
Iiiternatior.
j
3:40
Divcrtiaier.
LEARII
TO
j
stellar
cast
which
made
"Dear
j
Wife"
such
a
top-flight
hit.
Will-'
iam
Hoklen,
Joan
Caulfleld,
Billy
',
DeWolfc,
Mona
Freeman
and
Ecl-
w
ai
d
Arnold
are
assisted
by
Ar-
portrayal.
Assisting
Hoklen
in
the
campaign
Is
Miss
Whalen
who
arouses
the-jealousy
of
Hol-den's
wife,
Joan
Caulf
ield,
all'
of
which
pleases
here
former
suitor,
Billy
DeWolfc.
'
"Dear
Wife"
has
been
hailed
as
one
of
the
year's
best
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30-Record
Album
8:00-
Canada
at
Work
6:15
English
Favourite
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
The
Inside
Story
7:00
CBC
News
7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
CBC
Round
Table
8:30
T.B.A.
9:00
Winnipeg
Drama
9:30
CBC
Van.
Concert
Orch
10
00--CBC
Ner
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Focus
10:30
Dance
with
CBS
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
FRIDAY
A.M.
7:00
Muxlcal
Chirt
8:00
CBC
New
8:10
Here's
Bill
Ooud
:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
lor
Modern!
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comfy
9:15
Morning,
Devotion
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00Ellcn
Harris
10:1
5
Carson
Roblson
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Rita
Martin's
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
of
Uie
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
"
11:31.
...Message
Period
11:33
Rec.
Int.
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Prog.
Resume
12:30
"Easter
Parade"
1
:00
Afternoon
Concert
1:30
Bernie
Braden
Tells
a
Storv
1:45
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to
Peace
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Information
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,
.
.
Including
the
presidents
ol
me
local
organizations,
Invited
guests
were:
W.
Robinson,
Dr.
Mills.
Dr.
Black
of
Prince
Rupert,
A.
Boas
t,f
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Anfifld
of
Prince
Rupert,
T.
Harmon,
Const.
Brue.
P.
Muric,
Father
Racette,
Const.
Rogers,
H.
King,
C.
J.
Nor-rington,
B.
R.
Dodds,
J.
H.
Stevenson,
J.
Spurrel.
Miss
F.
Melvln
Mrs.
Wold,
Miss
Booth,
A.
C.
Cal-dcr,
Mr.
D.
Cochrane,
Rev.
Mallett,
D.
Duboau,
Mr.
Sharp?,
Rev.
Shlndcl.
Mis.
McOilvcry.
convenor
of
the
banquet.
Helping
he.
were
Mrs.
Hobenshleld,
Mrs.
J
Julsclh,
Mrs.
A.
N.
Jones,
Mrs
Melvln,
Mrs.
Normandeau,
Mrs
Cote,
Mrs.
Amdam,
Mrs.
Laird,
Mrs.
Murie,
Mrs.
G.
Jackson,
Mrs
R.
Sparkcs,
Mrs.
Mcllroy,
Mrs
Christy,
Mrs.
Engelcke,
Mrs.
W.
Martin,
Mrs.
Van
Stolk,
Mrs.
K.
MacPherson,.
Mrs.
James
Lever.
Mrs.
Reynolds,
Mrs.
L.
Newhou-ser,
Mrs.
Irving,
Mrs.
Clifford.
Mrs.
J.
Schultzik
made
and
don-;ated
the
lovely
daffodils
which
,
decorated
the
tables.
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.
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And
Millions
ol
people
know
that
Carnation
is
a
dependably
superior
milk.
Year
after
year,
you
can
counf
on
its
double-rich
goodness,
its
fine,
croamy
flavor
and
smooth
texture.
Whenever
you
buy
evaporated
milk
look
for
that
dependable
red
and
white
Carnation
label.
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Call
For
Every
Use,
Milk
So
Rich
it
Whips
Yes
Carnation
can
fill
every
milk
and
creum
need.
Diluted
half
and
half
with
water,
you
have
fine
whole
milk
for
cooking,
for
baby's
formula,
for
drinking.
Undiluted,
Cwrngtion
is
double-rich
milk
for
coffee,
cereals,
and
for
whipping.
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YOUR
Hot-Cross
Buns
NOW
FOR
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Only
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YEARS
OF
EXPERIENCE
-
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Ml
half-century
making
the
world's
leading
brand
of
evaporated
milk
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That's
Carnation's
record.
Yes
you
can
depend
on
Carnation.
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