Legion
Show
Casualties
.Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Friday,
December
22,
1950
RIDAY
ond
Fraser
&
Payne's
TERRACE
TOPICS
Merry.
Affair
Are
Heavy
i
Combine
honev.
butter
nnrt
SATURDAY
SPECIALS!!
TOKYO
W
General
Douelas
Cabaret
Social
Provides
Merriment
A-plenty
MacArthur's
headquarters
said
today
that
United
Nation
rns-
Ribald
fun
orjened
the
"Rrina.
!
ualties
durln
the
Korean
war
Sunday
in
Terrace
Churches
Homecoming
t
ter
Christmas
Tour-Missus"
social
affair
at
the
"disaster"
since
November
27
Canadian
T
.
.
1
w
t
1
!
rurtvl
intnMoA
maai.i
Tlnru)
rf
J
r
!
cream.
Bring
to
a
boil
and
con-
IJTielU
LeCl0eS
Um
bade
4
to
5
minute
or
'
untU
mixture
U
a
good
think
'-rs
,vrup
consistency;
cooi
slightly.
Holiday
Breakfast
Toast
:,SUr
in
almonds.
Serve
over
..
:
French
toast
or
waffles.
2
cup
honey
i
Serves
5
to
6
V
cup
butter
or
margarine
'2
cup
whipping
cream
or
un-
j
MINERAL
SPRINGS
diluted
evaporated
milk.
I
Harrogate
in
Yorkshire
has
V2
cup
ground
unblanched
been
a
famous
health
resort
since
almonds
mineral
springs
were
discoverei
5
to
6
servings
French
toast
in
1571.
TERRACE
Special
Christinas'
night.,
I
These
Included
killed,
wounded
Tear,
onri
TaiirrKtA..
u&
nft
mt.talm
fii
a
tl
AlHI
services
are
being
held
In
the
"-
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-....(,
.
j
.
,
mm
u
mm
1
eyes
of
the
couples
at
24
cabaret
except
those
of
the
Republic
of
tuhlu
.
t
.
,
V,,-..
Anglican
church
on
Sunday
starting
with
the
children's
service
in
the
morning,
when
the
vWua3
uuiuiH
m
iwu-nouf
snow.
,
.
.
u.
Special
HOSIERY
EVENT!!
First
Quality
Nylons
With
master
of
ceremonies
w
!
pi
topic
of
Archdeacon
Hodson's
;
Nieel
Ha
I
and
hla
nQi-tn
ITr.
Charlie
Halian,
who
accompanied
his
singing
with
a
guitar.
address
will
be
"The
Boy
Who
Hey
Lewis,
assisted
by
Mrs
O
V
Missed
Christmas."
Instead
of
;
Hanley
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
the
Effective
pantomlne
by
Nigel
urwram
nad
evervthmor
fnim
Hale.
Mrs
Vpbm
inrfi...
v.,i
having
gift
given
to
them
for
their
Sunday
School
treat
the
children
are
being
asked
to
take
Charlie
Hallan's
Spanish
songs
Mr-
ad
Mrs.
John
Denning
held
to
Hawaiian
grass
skirts.
the
audience
In
a
skit
entitled
Rounds
of
applause
encored
,
"A
Tramp
on
the
Park
Bench."
Mrs.
Roy
Wicks,
who
sang
"11'
"Oscar
the
Flea,"
bv
the
Nigcl-Bacio,"
"Cirlbiribln
Waltz
Song"
,
Hurley
team,
and
"The
Sinatra
and
an
Irish
lullaby.
Equal
ao-
Act"
were
other
sklta
Mr.
Hale
preciation
was
sliown
John
conducted.
Botsford,
until
recently
tenor'
In
the
Sinatra
act
were
Mrs.!
with
the
"Theatre
Under
the
Peggy
Andrews,
Mrs.
Dot
Lugrln,
'
Stars,"
and
Arthur
Richard:;on.
Mrs.
H3rley
Lewis,
Mrs.
Thorai
a
gut
to
be
sent
to
the
Indian
children
of
some
mission
in
the
north,
next
year.
At
morning
prayers,
the
address
will
be
on
j
"Christ's
Advent
to
the
Individual."
In
the
afternoon,
the
iArehdeacon
will
hold
a
Chrlst-I
mas
service
at
the
"Home
for
the
Aged."
The
evening
sermon
will
!
be
"Let
Us
Co
to
Bethlehem"
and
j
this
will
be
followed
by
a
caroi
Service..
On
Christmas
morning
Holy
Communion
will
be
held
at
8
o'clock;
at
11
o'clock
the
Archdeacon's
address
will
be
"No
Room
in
the
Inn."
!7
(bHeilile
tvoa
to
cSo
mrs.
mac:,
who
opened
the
Hardy
and
Mrs.
Jean
Nixon.
Mr
evening
with
community
singing.
Hale
acted
the
part
of
the
aoot-
provkied
piano
accompaniment
suited
crooner,
for
Mrs.
Wicks
arid
Mrs.
Botsford.
1
A
man
and
wife
musical
skit
Mrs.
Jean
De
Carlo
was
pianist
"The
Frustrated
.Husband,"
was
for
Mr.
Richardson.
played
by
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Lewis
A
highlight
of
the
evening
was
They
combined
with
niann
n(.J
Mrs.
Black's
Hawaiian
skit,
companistj
Mrs.
Jean
De
Carlo
"Hula-Hula
Girls
"
uhinh
ASSORTED
LEG
LENGTHS
DARK
PENCIL
SEAMS
...
EXTRA
SHEER
51
Gauge,
15
Den.er,
Sizes
812
to
1
1
We
have
two
shades,
the
one,
most
popular
,
.
shade
of
the
season
"Rose
Dusk"
A
flattering
misty
beige
for
wear
with
Navy
and
subdued
Blues,
Garnet,
Cardinal,
Champaigne
and
Sand
Beiges.
"Hazeltaupe"
A
new
alluring
deep
Taupe,
to
add
new
glamour
to
your
legs
Mrs.
Hazel
HeDoell
of
t.h'
ed
the
brawnv
forms
of
Art
Wr.i
1
Winnprs
nf
ih,
tv,-
'
-
'
'
"
--
"
-
nwicc
-
-
,
.
bumey,
j-ujiuic
stiup
uas
Deen
join-
"".
"iute
oniunason
ami
lomes
neici
auring
the
evenlnir
ea
Dy
ner
nusband
from
the
.
koss
setting
UDon
the
n.
were
Mrs
nnno-t
n.ft
.
dering
sailor,
Harlev
Lewis.
I
Vic
Duncan
and
Frank
win
Any
one
of
that
handsome1
practical
Gillette
Gift
Seta
Is
sure
to
pleas
any
man.
Gay
holiday
package!
hold
various
assortments
of
world-famous
Gillette
shaving
items,
favourites
with
men
everywhere.
The
season's
finest
selection
in
holi
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
who
in-j
tends
to
stay
here.
Mr.
P.
Scutt,
high
school
teacher,
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
j
Vancouver,
where
he
will
spend
j
the
Christmas
holidays.
Extreme
sense
of
balance
was
In
charge
of
refreshments
were
shown
by
Leslie
Parkes
who
kept
Mrs.
A.
Murray,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Crox-
a
full
glass
of
beer
on
his
head
forJ
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hebb.
waltzing
to
volunteer
pianist
After
the
show,
dancing
was
Wilf.
William's
music.
During
enjoyed
with
the
music
by
the
the
-seven
miutes
that
Mr.
Parkes
Legion
orchestra,
swung
to
the
music,
he
slowly
day
girriTor
men,
priced
rrom
9S
to
6.00.
For
Action,
Advertise!
'saps
Don
Oillanders
left
on
Tuesday
for
the
south
where
he
will
attend
the
Students'
Council
as
the
Terrace
delegate.
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
a
pair
2
pair
for
359
fe
A
KODAK
CAMERA
o
"right"
for
so
many.
Extra
staff
at
the
post
office
during
the
Christmas
rush
Included
Rov
Clifford
and
Mar-jorte
Bonner.
sunn
to
ine
floor,
twisting
completely
over
from
sile
to
side,
and
rising
again,
without
the
liquid
spilling.
Four
sailor
girls
zipped
open
the
program
with
sea
chanties.
Their
"Blow,
Blow,
Blow
the
Man
Down"
had
good
harmony,
creating
a
seaman's
roll
to
the
old
chanty.
Mrs.
O.
V.
Hanley.
who
directed
the
skit,
was
piano
ai-campanist.
The
"Sailor's
Four"
were
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holbronk,
Mrs.
Jean
Nixon,
Mrs.
May
Pihera
ami
Mrs.
Helen
Speers.
"Rancho
Grande"
and
"La
Pal-oma"
were
sung
in
Spanish
by
PVIEW
MASTERS,
SCREENS
4
Jules
Perry
has
arrived
home
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Christmas
holidays
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ouy
Perry.
FLASH
ATTACHMENTS
at
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Gift
Pack
of
50
Gillefto
Blue
Blades
In
Dispensers;
Month
of
shaving
pleasure
ar
ahead
for
tvery
man
who
receive
one
of
these
colourful
gift
packs
containing
5
Dis
pensers,
eacn
holding
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades,
a.
Makes
blade
changing
a
cinch.
fAnlW
Jack
Kirkaldy
and
Charles
Agar
were
on
Thursday
morning's
train
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
holidays
with
their
parents
here.
Both
are
at
University
of
British
Columbia.
Insist
on
HZ
noon,
was
one
of
the
most
large-
and
served
ly
attended
In
the
records
of
the
Amnn.
t'h
.
v
,
.
organization.
Weather
was
farM
'
Mavr
G.
W.
Rudderham
who
from
favnnhio
hut
nntorith
I.;"?iub1u.b.Ui;.
"fZ
strsed
the
usefulness
and
value
BUCHANAN'S
sr
Seventy
has
Party
over
n
r
and
suest
Hed
f.iUch..a.
de!!htful
functi0"
i
Baker
has
returned
from
the
First
United
Church
Hall
f
1
'-"'ge'-neni
mainiameo
Vancouver
where
he
had
a
medi
and
oacunied
nracSca,
falf
n
of
un
a
Vears
U
check-up.
..
.:
...
:
:
mcreasea.
intirasru.
v
'
"
'
the
seating
t.
capacity
at
the
,
long
Presldellt
Qeorae
ueorge
B
a.
Casev
wao
was
tahiB
tables,
hrioht
bright
u.ith
with
.mwie
symbols
of
f
.
rr.ieni
casey
J.
Atwood
returned
to
his
home
p
eighth
Christmas
party
tinner,
held
under
the
aus-i
of
the
Women's
Co-ordl-
SCOTCH
WHISKY
In
the
chair
and
made
an
an-
the
season
and
laden
With
sumptuous
fare,
splendidly
prepared
te
Council
Thursday
after-tf.
.
propriate
opening
address.
Mrs.
Thomas
Glen,
president
In
Ierxac.oa
Thursday
morning's
train
from
Prince
Rupert,
coming
In
from
Ocean
Falls
where
he
has
been
111
with
tineu-
monia.
or
the
women
s
Co-ordinating
Council,
extended
a
cordial
welcome,
telling
of
the
cle&sure
It
m
40M
The
Secret
is
in
the
Blendir
gave
herself
and
colleagues
to
see
so
many
present
and
to
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
'of
British
Columbia.
Slushy
Streets
Gillette
Rocket
Gift
Set.
Here's
a
set
that
combines
com-plete
shaving
service.
Contains
a
Gillette
Rocket
One-Piece
Razor
and
10-Blade
Dispenser
In
Styrene
travel
case,
also
an
extra
10-Blade
Dispenser
and
two
tubes
of
Mm
Gillette
Shaving
Cream.
Complete
set
for
only
pdas)
-ft"
,
Terrace
Problem
TERRACE
Torrential
rains
fell
In
Terrace
on
Thursday
and
although
the
temperature
Is
mild,
the
rain
has
made
the
slushy
streets
worse
than
ever
with
-.3
share
In
the
duties
of
having
them
realise
a
happy
afternoon,
i
The
program
Included
an
accordion
solo
by
R.
Woods,
sketch
by
Nigel
Hale,
songs
by
Mrs.
Roy
Wicks,
Mrs.
Holmes,
Dyke
Mae-Millan,
Pat
Carlson.
Gillls
Couture,
recitations
by
Miss
Carlson
and
Aid.
G.
B.
Casey
and
a
reading
by
ex-Mayor
Norah
Arnold.
Pianist
was
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Among
those
present
were
James
H.
Thompson,
T.
Faure,
Miss
Edna
M.
Parker,
D.
E.
Stephens,
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
R.
Holtby,
Augusta
Halverson,
A.
O.
Morse,
D.
Cavalier,
Adam
Bertrand,
Arthur
Thomas,
Felix
Manhold,
Richard
Hancock,
George
B.
deep
ditches
of
water
at
the
'
sides
of
the
road
on
Lakelse
Avenue.
Conditions
in
the
business
section
of
Kalum
are
lwillv
BuyYour...jgyC
bad,
where
there
Is
a
big
six
foot
or
more
dyke
of
snow
down
the
centre
of
the
road.
With
this
snow
and
slush,
parking
of
cars
is
very
hazardous
and
the
whole
outlook
is
very
grim.
However,
the
commissioners
are
determ-
Gillette
Tach
Razor
Set.
Here's
an
attractive
gift
for
very
little
money.
Holiday
package
holds
the
popular
Gillette
Tech
Razor
and
3
packages
of
5
Gillette
Blue
Blades.
House
Decorations
Xmas
Wrapping
Paper
Casey,
Clara
E.
Casey,
O.
W.
Rudderham,
Eric
Hellman,
John
!
ined
to
find
a
solution
for
the
j
unsatisfactory
conditions
pre-I
vailing
after
the
snow
plough
1
has
gone
over
the
road.
This
is
I
to
be
their
first
project
In
the
new
year
to
have
the
shopping
centre,
at
least,
properly
cleared
of
snow.
Gillette
Milord
Gift
Set;
Gold-plated
One-Piece
Razor
and
10-Blade.
Dis-
'
Denser
in
sturdy
travetase
'
Vi-A
.
Bremner,
J.
G.
Steen,
E.
Lambert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Hoeft,
D.
J.
MacKenzie,
Mrs.
Margaret
Hedstrom,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Smith,
C.
J.
Lundquist,
Mrs.
Annie
Taylor,
Mrs.
C.
Bauller,
Mrs.
Annie
Taylor,
.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Smeeton,
Mrs.
Goodsell,
Mrs.
Hall,
Mrs.
(Continuea
on
page
6)
Athtm
rvirt,
inc.
plus
an
extra
10
-Blade
'.e1-'
'
Dispenser
and
a
tube
Df
','''i::'&f
Gillette
Shaving
Cream,
t
'
Tr
'iiifr-.
Tree
lights
Cards
"Mother
wants
to
spend
a
couple
of
months
with
us.
Got
any
ha-ha-ha
objections?"
$4.62.
J?-TT
e
Moy
Anchor
Seats
For
Sofer
Flight
LONDON
W
A
new
idea
for
AND
Many
Gift
Items
2
iiiauiig
uir
travel
saier
is
being
S
considered
by
Britain's
Ministry
of
Supply.
AT
Gillette
Aristocrat
Gift
Set.
Under
the
plan,
aircraft
seats
would
be
attached
to
a
cable.
Th's
in
turn
would
be
fastened
to
the
floor
and
anchored
to
the
tail
unit.
Deluxe
gold-plated
One-Piece
Razor
with
10-Blade
Dispenser
in
richly
covered
metal
case,
plus
two
extra
10-
The
basic
feature
Is
to
prevent
seats
being
torn
from
their
moorings,
one
of
the
causes
of
the
high
mortality
rate
in
air
i
(Hi.
hi
rr
,m
i.
.
I
Blade
Dispensers.
i
if
I
ima
2
$6.00
crashes
Fur
Trimmed
Quilted
Mules
Honor
Frenchwoman
Who
Guarded
Music
1
DIMMED
01
STILL
HAVE
ALL
WE
SIZES
IN
SLIPPERS
REDUCED
PRICES
Wine
or
Blue
Reduced
to
3-45
Don't
Be
a
Last
Minute
Shopper!
r
LONDON
Madame
Huy'.e-broeck
of
Lille,
France,
who
safeguarded
musical
instruments
of
the
Royal
Army
Service
Corps
from
1940
until
the
war
ended,
has
been
presented
with
the
R.A.
S.C.
badge
Inscribed
with
her
name
as
a
token
of
gratitude.
Madame
Huylebroeck
says
she
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BUYS
1948
Ford
4-Door
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DeLuxe
Sedan
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MOCCASINS
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Chev.
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See
our
lines
of
other
Slippers
for
MEN
WOMEN
and
CHILDREN
Blue
Only
KCS
T.CI..r
j
will
always
treasure
the
souv-ienlr.
The
Instruments
were
left
with
her
when
the
unit
to
which
Belgium.
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fY
1
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When
4
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rVMinnll
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woof
i
era
tart
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