husiastic
Audience
Prince
Rupert
rfly
New
3
Tuesday,
Septeml
er
29,
1953
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Moose
Hospital
Guild
Enjoys
Card
Party
Here
Centre
Imports
New
Patterns
For
This
Years
Craft
Classes
Lthe
membehlp
drive
glasses
for
beginners
and
ad-M
of,
"
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nced
studentlthis
year.
Pasted
uS'leL'
e
hinTjI
11"-
mre
implicated
n
jre
and
enthusiastic
audience
in
the
Civic
last
nitfht
enjoyed
a
top-notch
variety
show,
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OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
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will
be
Dr.
W.
Wilson
Leaves
Rupert
For
Kitchener
Dr.
W.
R.
S.
Wilson,
practitioner
here
for
the
past
two
years,
left
yesterday
for
Kitchener,
Ontario,
where
he
will
start
a
new
practice.
He
will
join
Mrs.
Wilson
and
their
two
children,
Bill,
6,
and
Mary,
4,
who
left
earlier
for
the
Ontario
city.
Dr.
Wilson
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
January
of
1952,
and
was
associated
here
with
nnrtnr
I.
I
A
card
party
featured
.
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Hospital
j
Guild
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
e
ol
western,
popular
ana
classical
music,
with
rib-tickling
humor,
staged
by
Evan
'
vunuua
,
Kinners
course
last
year.
activities.
Plastic
iarin
fr
nere,
neid
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
his
CKMO
Trail
Riders,
of
Vancouver
Did
Among
the
feat
i
Due.
Centre
this
year
will
be
a
variety
of
craft
classes,
including
leath-erWOrk.
CODDer
eraff.
flnn.o,
rliifperformers
tic
craft
has
been
ordered,
and
?eter
AnUnluK
1450
Piggott
It
is
expected
this
class
will
Avenue-
prove
popular
with
the
younger
Prize
winncrs
were
Mrs.
F.
B.
Centre
members.
I
Shannon
and
Mrs.
J.
MacDougall.
Meanwhile,
plans
for
the
"embers
present
included
Mrs.
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H.
Harrison.
Mrs.
S.
Anton
Mrs
have
a
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
.
woodwork,
a
new
plastic.
IbcW
l.iciii'ncc
nx'King
wim
us
they
joked
tlieir
rh
the
show,
particu-
iiiciiiuciaiuij
urivc
are
near
7
u
completion.
Fifteen
teams
of
ft;
eomery,
chairman,
,
and
j
craft
and
possibly
pottery-making.
Patterns
have
been
imported
from
the
United
States
for
leather
billfolds
and
mira.
o.,m
M.
Greene
and
J.
A.
MacDonald.
starred
too
on
saxaphone
and
clarinet
in
a
hot
version
of
"St
Louis
Blues,"
and
"Dizzy"
displayed
outstanding
skill
on
the
accordion
keys
with
several
solos.
Another
high
point
in
the
program
was
the
performance
of
drummer
"Speedy"
Ray.
On
a
home-made
xylophone
he
switched
the
nrnuram
tv,,.
represenatives
of
local
organiza-
",c
1UB1f
nioniuit,
and
tions
will
undertake
nnrehn,
1
?uests-
Mr-
.
Tweed.
Mrs.,
He
had
practiced
previously
in
pf
a
Russian
skit,"
pi-ay"
Leo,
accordlon-tunny"
Max
iKush-'tist.
but
their
clever
f,iled
to
disguise
their
fnwrianslilp.
"Sunny"
Vancouver,
and
some
vears
aeo
canvass
next
Monday
night,
visit-
i
flanS
MacDoueaU
I
Mrs'
lng
every
house
in
the
city,
seek-!
R'
Rlc"ardson.
I
lng
new
memberships
and
re-
'.
j
newing
old
memberships.
Known
as
"the
mast
English;
in
Smitherg
with
Dr.
Oreene.
He
was
also
a
medical
officer
with'
the
RCAF
during
the
Second
World
war.
1
DAVID
B.
TURNER
has
been
named
winner
of
one
of
two
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association,
Western
Division,
S500
Annual
FtU0i,ipii.
lie
has
eft
for
Oregon
State
College
in
Corvallis
where
he
will
work
towards
a
Masters
Degree
majoring
in"
Forest
cuy
in
New
Zealand."
chriat-
from
pops
to
Cloaks
With
'Tile
Poet
and
Peasant"
overture
in
an
excellent
performance.
Singer
:cnurch
marked
it
centenary
in
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For
action
try
Classifieds
1950.
In
Prince
Rupert
he
was
a
member
of
the
United
church,
and
worked
with
the
Air
Cadet
Corps.
designs
for
other
leather
crafts
are
on
order,
as
well
as
new
suedes
and
other
fancy
leathers.
Shearling
for
slippers
and
gloving
In
several
new
shades
are
now
In
stork
at
the
Centre,
as
well
as
new
linings
and
accessories,
including
smart
new
purse
fasteners.
In
the
copperwork
class,
it
Is
expected
some
new
tj-pes
of
lamp
shades,
including
raffia
and
parchment,
will
be
attempted.
Hypnotist
i
g
nere
always
insist
on..
Evan
Kemp
himself
starred
with
songs
western
and
popu-
Johnny
Starr,
who
plays
bass
fiddle,
piano,
guitar,
and
sings,
came
into
his
own
at
the
dance
following
the
stage
show,
keeping
the
dancers
busy
with
a
wide
varietv
nf
a
hination
program
FORMIDABLE
VISITOR
OWEN
SOUND,
Ont.
CP)
Night
telegraph
operators
at
the
railway
station
here,
Norman
Scott,
froze
at
hU
key
in
the
early
tnorning
hours
when
he
Rupert
P-TA
Council
Meets
and
mysticism
is
for
Trinee
Ilu-
calls,
Including
singing
calls.
Terrace
concert-
Activities
nf
vvw'k-eiid.
In
flowercraft,
there
will
be
readers
S.O.N,
winter
whist
tournament
resumes
Friday,
Oct.
2.
4227)
Are
you
interested
in
golf?
Please
attend
meeting,
Oct.
1,
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
(228t
Ihl
Pari,,
JIM
Teacher
groups
planned
for
the
coming
season,
were
discussed
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Council
held
its
first
meeting
of
the
season.
discovered
he
had
a
visitor.
Scott
didn't
move
a
muscle
while
an
inquisitive
skunk
gave
the
place
a
thorough
Inspection,
then
departed
without
incident.
When
the
first
Canadian
postal
stamps
were
issued
In
1851
Canada
had
only
68
milea
of
rail
way.
'raliail
performers,
a
hypnotist,
and
laid,
baritone,
will
V
foremost
In
frozen
focxJs
If.frf,
I
.
I
i
Trim
advertlsemem
advertlsemem
is
is
not
not
puhltshprj
Duhltshpri
Jit
I
llooJc,7tijfe
Kieht
tables
of
whivf
u,.
i
The
council
nimmv..H
,.
Plan
for
P
$
in
Prince
Rupert
Ji;
at
the
Clvie
Centre
k,
nielit
at
the
Capl-.
uninsured
by
Prim-e
-
r.
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"
vu
tuivc
over
local
Dartlclnntlnn
I..
V.,
or
dLsplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
.
Board
or
by
the
Oovornment
ul
British
Columbia.
.
,
i
1
,
Canada
Book
Week,
on
the
re
e
N(i
BPOE.
inlalul
In
appear
quest
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Library
Board.
Plans
for
the
project
will
be
made
at
a
meeting
of
P-TA
representatives
tomorrow.
ii
Terrai-e,
.snoii.sored
piay
at
the
Moose
whist
party
In
the
Moose
Temple
Saturday
night.
Prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
Women's
first,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Norton;
women's
wrond,
Mrs.
R.
Cormier;
men's
first,
Mrs.
L.
Williams
(subi;
men's
second
EJvind
Nielsen.
(linn
Ia";ion.
that
is
I
he
only
s
iinifcssldiially
i
re-tly
from
an
exten-
The
council
also
agreed
to
co-j
operate
In
the
Civic
Centre
membership
drive
next
Monday
i
night,
and
named
Mm
if
ir
,
,i
iidyiiiR
hypnotism
In
The
pool
was
won
by
Olei
Tweed.
j
and
has
been
per-Lomlon,
England,
rn
Canada.
He
myg-
(rnres
In
Vancouver
Westminster
with
a
!i:vincilc
tricks,
una
Job's
Daughters
;
team
captain.
R.
H.
Davidson,
president
of
the
Teachers'
Federation
In
Prince
Rupert,,
was
named
honorary
president
of
the
council;
J.
S.
Wilson
was
appointed
delegate
to
the
dental
clinic;
Mrs.
A.
Bell
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
Mrs.
D.
Guyatt
to
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Carlson
was
named
publicity
convener.
.
f.-
be
ran
do
tile
I'M
rope
trick.
at
portion
of
Hip
lie
provided
hy
a
fi
wnn
tame
in
Au.s-
Hold
Sale
Here
A
highly
sueee.vsful
rummage
sale,
staged
by
Bethel
No.
3,
Job
s
D
lighters,
was
attended
hv
Yom
Best
Buy
in
Floor
Coverings
!
i
"Iiif.li
baritone,"
in-rfianied
extcn-i.Kla
and
lie
radio
and
TV,
and
rt
stage.
held
stars
on
the
hundreds
Saturday.
The
sale,
held
at
206
Sixth
Street,
was
climaxed
by
award
of
the
door
prize,
a
beautiful
fur
pout,
to
the
winner,
Mrs.
Joe
Wong.
Miss
Alice
Nickerson
was
convener,
assisted
bv
n
in
BOTH
RUGS
and
BY-THE-YARD
t'un
Leicester
Square
tw."
jiu
..the
air
ne
his
arrival
in
including
Miss
Margit
Macarthur.
Miss
Olive
Strand.
Miss
Pat
(Mitchell
and
Miss
Barbara
T
aco,
he
has
been
CBU
recitals
tfrwal
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for
ins
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field.
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florals!
Smart
geometries?
Colourful
sisals!
And
many
of
these
fashionable
Gold
Sea!
Congolcum
patterris'come
in
the
modem
Duo-Depth
effects.
Whether
you
want
floors
that
match
your
walls
or
contrast
with
them,
you're
sure
to
find
'
the
right
colours
in
the
right
patterns
in
the
big,
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range!
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seek-
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with
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Congolcum
is
the
only
floor
covering
of
its
type
ith
the
Wear
Layer
of
heat-totighened
paint
and
baked
enamel
equal
in
lliickucbb
to
ti
'touts
of
the
best
floor
paint
put
on
by
hand!
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We
woNrwn
how
much
finer
yon
can
get
than
the
aluminum
wire
used
in
delicate
apparatus
which
records
the
earth's
tremors.
Drawn
out
almost
to
the
vanishing
point,
it
is
about
one-twelfth
the
diameter
of
a
human
hair..
One
pound
of
aluminum
would
make
enough
of
this
unbelievably
line
wire
to
stretch
20,000
milea!)
We
know
no
more
striking
example
of
the
way
people
make
use
of
the
lightness
and
strength
of
aluminum
for
all
soils
of
jobs.
Our
research
and
technical
men
arc
constantly
tackling
new
questions
brought
to
them
by
Canadian
manufacturers
who
look
to
aluminum
in
developing
new
products,
or
belter
products,
or
products
that
cost
less,
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the
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or
bv
the
Government
of
;
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Columbia.
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Gold
Seal
Congolcum
wears
better
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,
yet
costs
only
a
few
dollars
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a
room-size
rug.
No
other
enamelled
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covering
stands
up
to
household
tratlic
as
well
as
Congoleum
does.
It
lasts
and
lasts
through
the
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patching
and
replacement.
And
to
Congoleum's
toughness,
you
can
add
the
advantage
oT
Congolcum"s
easy
care.
One
wipe
of
a
damp
'
cloth
and
it's
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as
a
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