3
Murday.
February
20.
mi
Willi
Soa
p
Box
Derby
Set
May
24
l
'.-,.
ders
rea
Plan
M
Je
a
Sou
cm
V
ta.i'n
for
old
f
)-
Pulisei
Choir
Hard
at
Work;
ml
C
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r
rrr
r-f
WJ'miu
r
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lac
e
m
iiion
Ciii
Drive
Sal
ur-
Moose
Whist
day
8
p.m.
rsin
11
ucn
iv-i
i
i
.r
vi-.'ir-old
hiL'h
school
band
truniD-
'veItl
.
t
oinr
u'hn
silriied
fur
some
vrnra
Prince
Rupert's'
third
annual,
regional
competition
at
Mission
Soap
Box
Derby
will
be
staged
City,
from
which
a
winner
is
May
24
this
year,
and
for
the
sent
to
the
AU-Amerlcan
Derby
first
time
in
derby
history
here,
at
Akron,
OUo.
the
winner
will
be
sent
to
the
:
The
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
s'1Lil!i,iifht
In
Edmonton
will
be
heard,
along
4
s
X(.d
chorus
wjth
Mike
Colussi,
well-known
j
vu
rp
sun-!
accordionist,
Olga
Zabutney
and
Plans
for
a
masquerade
dunce
were
reported
at
the
Sons
'of
Norway
weekly
dance
and
whist
party,
staged
In
the
SON
hall
last
night.
The
masquerade
ball,
open
to
the
public,
will
be
held
March
12
In
the
lodge
hall.
There
were
twelve
tables
in
play
for
the
whist
party
in
which
Mrs.
C.
Glske
and
O.
K.
Olsen
took
first
prizes
in
women's
and
men's
sections.
Taking
second
pribes
were
Mrs.
O.
Bro-chu
and
Hans
Pettersen,
the
latter
winning
on
a
cut
with
H.
Dean
Freeman.
The
door
prize
went
to
K.
Phillipson.
tlie
CHPllU1
:
on
aim
in
a
uutv,
miu
S
in
Ann
u
liquet,
nil
uuuuiiijjUMiu
pianist,
comparatively
new
In
,..,.,itc
choir
sponsors
of
the
derby,
announced
the
date,
and
plans
to
make
the
event
official,
today.
Youngsters
wishing
to
enter
the
derby
are
asked
to
contact
members
of
the
council
committee
for
official
rule
books
and
ld
......
ti-l.w.n
f?iliif
U'Virt
utMrlirwl
f,,..
Many
Attend
Dominate
Rites
The
Church
of
the
Annun-
,:6e
B'1
How
to
KEEP
FIT
offer
50
in
llw
eld
dai
fifty
seemed
tl
signal
to
sto
down
-Uke
IhinfS
emy-wilrh
ysT
diet
-
(e
snore
rest.
It's
still
food
advice.
But
these
dayi
you
csn
(see
fifty
with
many
interestinit
and
settre
years
ahead,
-Sf
tiTe,
-that
is,
if
yon
can
avoid
backarhe
and
tho
"tired-out''
feelinf,
due
to
kidney
and
Madder
disorders,
that
often
develop
around
that
ate.
For
more
than
(0
years
Dodd's
kidney
Pills
hare
been
helpinf
men
and
women
1
all
ares
f
keep
kidneys
and
bladder
in
food
order,
help
mf
theas
to
feel
better,
to
work
better,
and
get
saore
fun
out
W
life.
If
you
are
approaching
fifty,
sr
past
it,
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Buy
help
you,
too.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd's.
54
'.
some
years
at
uic
icuuuiuy
ui
Music
In
Brussels.
formerly
a
,
oup,
years
aim.
has
other
information.
Entrants
will
the
best
known
j
The
35-membcr
Rotary
chorus
pumlx'rs
Iromjhas
been
rehearsing
for
many
!?w.mrrl
1
l?
:a,pac'!
be
required
to
meet
specificationf
!TZ
''0,S;lo'
the
All-American
Derby
set-
and
relatives
heard
Comprising
the
committee
in
requiem
high
mass
sung
for
Mrs.
Ann
up.
last
year,
young
Alan
Majore
i
charge
were
Mrs.
E.
Sornes,
Mr.
Prinre.
nmi
concert,
ana
eariy
reports
mai-Rcd
Mill-
j
cate
this
will
be
the
most
suc-ntuals
and
foIk;cessful
concert
to
date.
I
;
4
Ti"htat
i
fi
T
8wePl
throuh
311
heats
unde-
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
dav
"
h
p
1
p
S
o
r
?
'feated
to
win
the
derby
champ-1
Mrs.
K.
Dehli,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Smiths
rVaV
io"shiP'
who
Stevenson
and
O.
K.
Olsen.
mass
whne
Rev
,
tho?
sUh
nunio-1
1
Mrs
Ai,,ta
oilker
Is
piano
ac-
Babe."
"I-rt
;
cainpanl:;t
for
the
chorus.
'A.
k
J
"SKIP
"
Fr.
O.
P.
Mohan
conducted:
,,w;M:u
,,
a''
7
,,ew
cliorai
-,nc
by
Wnlw
"
Ifwml
Drln,.
Dnart
n.rl
.......
DANISH
ISLANDS
I..
out-of-town
points,
may
enter.
The
Faroe
Islands
300
miles
Students
of
the
Annunciation
i
school
formed
the
choir
for
the
t
..iiiown
American
Entrants
will
race
in
two
I
MhICWWc?
(AI
8l?undwn,clae8:
Class
A,
ages
13
to
15
and
Whilcy
Intermela
were
ii.
.i.,
D
.
,
,
northwest
or
me
siicuanas,
'a
j
DanLsh
possession,
have
had
cx-
ft
j,
.o
uil!
Mature
;
,
l-
in
inslrii-
ushers
I
Duvid
to
12
inclusive.
Barred
from
the
race
this
year
are
winners
of
any
soap-box
races
in
1953
not
authorized
by
the
All-American
derby
head-
Pallbearers
were
C.
Michaloff.
Nick
Pavlihis,
Angus
Macphee,
Fred
Caldcrone,
Frank
DcBlass
and
Art
Murray.
Tliirlnl
watt
in
fho
T?rtT,.in
feturday
Sermon
r
-
-rr
r
,
P.UKINi;T
Catholic
section
of
Fairvicw
'irit,ten
frathie-
Our
Methods
Safeguard
Valuables
Against
Breakage
cemetery
I
HAIINC
H
Rupert
winners,
and
any
young-
A
large
number
of
friends
also
paid
their
last
respects
last
night
at
Orenville
Court
Chapel.
Sulniltcil
bv
MAJOIt
W.
I.
I'Ol'l.TON
:
And
they
gathered
it
every
morning."
Exodus
10,
verse
21.
4
fashioned
idea
of
the
busy
housewife
canning
Ig
Irr
preserves
in
the
fall
for
the
long
winter
,s
lamely
ejven
place
to
the
purchasing
of
same,
a
.
.
11...
,...rwin,
tliiiv
Whiil
m.imnt-lfs
Grima
lJtiuLo
by
Van
M
sters
who
won
non-official
races
elsewhere
last
year.
The
official
rules
(all
for
the
boy
entering
the
race
to
build
the
car
himself.
And
parents
nnpHn'f.
u-nrrv
nhnnt.
hitrh
rnicte
Your
most
fragile
possessions
packed
and
crated
by
our
experts
for
really
SAFE
moving
or
storage.
For
dcpendableservice
Coll
60.
.
A.
A.
Milne
III
j(
:,ip.
1
mm
uic
"j
.............
NIX
YOI
NGMAN'
portrays
the
half-crazed
alcoholic
Blanche
DuBois
in
Prince
RujMrt
f.lttle
Theatre's
forthcoming
production
of
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire."
Tennessee
Williams'
smash
hit
New
Yotk
play
will
be
presented
in
its
original
form
at
the
Civic
Cent
re
Monday
and
Tuesday,
March
1
and
2.
indaayh
of
(iiniini!
home
from
scnooi
10
smen
mat.
lempi-ul
1
luli
.sauce
boiling
on
the
stove,
and
what
nniics
we
have
of
having
to
help
take
the
stones
i-hcrrn'.s
before
thry
were
processed,
h.it
a
larce
DC.
'
wilderness,
but
they
died
.
.
.
,t
is
experiment-
4
Rupert
Church
Women
Plan
With
Pncumonio
Tne
rule
book
savs
"total
cost
of
the
car
must
not
exceed
$10,
ex-TUNBRIDGE
WELLS,
England
ciusive
of
the
wheels
and
axles."
(-A.
A.
Milne,
humorous
Brit-;
John
G.
Dyck
Is
chairman
of
ish
author
best
known
for
his
tne
derby
committee
which
also
.'tories
of
Christopher
Robin
anil
includes
B.
C.
Rudolph
and
C.
D.
Winnie-the-Pook,
was
reported
Mulroney.
Boys
wishing
to
enter
seriously
ill
today
with
pneu-
;
tne
derby
are
asked
to
contact
monia.
Miine
suffered
a
stroke
,
tne
committee
members
for
rule
last
November
that
left
him
books.
World
Day
of
Prayer
Event
uj
lit
auremvoc
11
"
"
-
..
1,.,.W
h.
...111
llm
r..f
a...
I
Local
and
Long
Distance
Moving
"LEAVE
IT
TO
LINDSAY'S"
1
to
preserve
tne
,
"'"
Women
representing
nearly
projects,
distributed
by
the
Wom-
en
tail
for
sale
Allegorical
language.'
Mavix-,
every
church
in
Prince
Rupert
en's
Inter-Church
Council
of
dir-n
01
Israel
but
lei
us
ioiiow
11
to
me
uni
partly
paraiyzea,
dui
ne
recov-.
Manna
was
to
met
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Canada.
Last
year's
total
col-
he
sandy
cleseri
mate
conclusion
ered
enough
to
travel
to
London
t
to
preserve
or
oe
gaincreu
iresn
every
mora-
nrauimuu
umau
iiiuiiac-
vu
iecuun
m
uiuun
uinuuuwu
u
,
.
.
72nd
birthday
Jan.
18
0
g;lthT
every
lug.
If
It
was
stored
it
would
rot
plan
the
women
s
world
Day
01
1
$31,406.53,
mucn
01
wnicn
weni
,
;
uma
that
would
over
night.
The
point
that
Jesus
rrayer
service,
to
c-e
neia
at
me
to
Christian
literature
ior
use
111
f
hfth
s
imWN'FAI.I
LET'S
ALL
HELP
1
-
tl.,
Lri,L-,tl.'tnlri
r
il-iii,'..!
rt
1
ta
tit-L-t
v.
,1
,
,
limc
"
God
that
there
cannot
gather
up
our
religion
in;
iriaay
01
writ,
Marcn.a.
J'unds
also
were
usea
10
aia
Macbeth
's
castle,
where
Siwaid
is
said
to
have
defeated
Macbetn
In
1054,
is
on
the
Scots
hill;
h
supply
on
the
large
doses
and
tho
drag
It
out
The
world
Day
01
rrayer
is
fjnns
in
missions
ana
ouiti
.
orrow
morning,
when
It
suits
our
convenience
ceieoraiea
annuauy
oy
vnnsnan
,
orgunusauous
in
iwumra
"'
as
Africa,
Burma,
India,
Japan,
;
Dunsinane.
ake
sense
until
it
will
deteriorate.
The
grace
women
in
almost
every
country
ition
cumes
111
Hint
Kept
US
victors
over
lemp-
ai
int-
same
nine
ui
uay.
so
unit
sus
rhrist.
who
tatlon
yesterday
must
be
re-
throughout
the
24-hour
period
e
broad
of
life
!
iiewert
today
for
the
battes
of
there
is
a
service
in
progress
,te
mamia
in
the
today.
'
somewhere.
In
churches,
hospl-
I
ii
u
nrni:illv
Imnnrtaiit.
to
re.
tals.
schools
or
in
the
open
air.
Guides,
Brownies
To
Mark
Thinking
Week
at
Big
Rally
fjoyt
wi-k
Is
TlvnHn"
Week.
Guiding
and
Its
history,
and
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies
in
Brownies
of
the
various
pucks
'
J
'
yntwr
.
niemoer
mai
no
mailer
wnai
u
i
t-ij
uuui.
''TORY
our
personal
feelings
may
be,
or
,
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter
was
I
our
particular
circumstances,
cnuuman
iui
joinuajj
i,"
"'i
!
there
will
always
be
grace
to
be
nlng
session
at
which
the
order
r,,i
their
sisters
will
oln
In
Dreseiuinc
several
;
Prince
Rupert
m
i
found
every
morning.
service
was
muuu-u
buu
new
Brownie
songs
and
Guides
i-
i...,o
Htir,h
roMfosontnl
vcr
1
across
l.anaoa
will
vane
wan.
in
rvCCU
VUUr
rCllLIUl
Uliyc.
n
.
.
-
-
,
.
,
.H1
..,
rrn
a
in
rv
.
'
:
.
..
i
.
.,r.i..in
in
tho
.or.
o
nnmher
nr
events
aesiunea
10
arc
ditoih
""b1-
.....i.
a
f.-t,
t
r
elnPA
II
lin
111
mp
ffllHTS
Ililllll'U
J
uaiuu
lit
viiv
m
i
-
-
-
fire
session.
!
.
..r."..
rti,tr.
Vice.
.
I
.
.ne.
m-i
wvh
of
the
Girl
of
vour
life.
Renew
It
daily
niMiiiH
i.
:
I'riiiMniiir
Rt
i'
it
hi
a
m.
l
'i
1M
p
tn.
i
ut
b
a
.
r,
n
'
lllti,,.
7'Xll
movement
around
the
Guide
Go
to
church
tomorrow
and
This
year's
service
was
prcpar-help
your
neighbor
In
his
desire
ed
by
Dr.
Sarah
Chnkko
of
gather
fresh
grace.
ilia,
who
died
just
a
few
weeks
j
1
ago.
The
same
order
of
service
world.
Tomorrow,
Guides
and
Brownies
will
paracic
to
various
churches,
to
launch
Thinking
Wee!
activities
and
throughout
liU'll-l
il
Vmiiiii;
Highlight
of
the
evening,
however,
will
be
the
Thinking
Day
ceremony
in
which
the
girls
will
contribute
their
pennies
for
the
Thinking
Day
Fund
of
the
World
Association
of
Guides.
Proreeds
are
for
international
aid
to
Guides.
Another
event
of
Thinking
is
used
in
every
country.
II.
C'akirrwood
of
the
"
.
;
"""
I
l-'l
First
United
Church
Presbyterian
church
wasi,h
k
the
various
companies
mil
in
chosen
to
lead
the
service
this
j
antj
patis
will
hold
open
house
rnnt
n
I)
I
l(',r,..-n
U:
(
year
ana
mis.
w.
rouiion
oi
at
their
regular
meetings,
lnvii-
hft
CluQfiAn
IrmV
U111
olvo
the
.
1
I.Un,
tn
rnmA
Week
will
be
a
Gutders'
Council
address.
Mrs.
W.
C.
Hanklnson
and'see
them
at
work
on
regular
sfssipn
Monday
n
ght
;
at
which
A
MESSAGE
TO
YOU
"No
donation
to
the
Kinsmen's
B.C.
Polio
Fund
is
too
small.
Every
nickel,
every
dime
or
dollar,
helps
to
cure
the
hundreds
of
persons
stricken
with
polio
each
year.
"I
have
seen
the
raveges
of
this
disease.
I
know
how
it
con
cripple.
"Join
the
fight
to
beat
the
cripplcr.
Give
now,
give
all
you
can
to
the
B.C.
Polio
Fund,
Box
151,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GEORGE
E.
HILLS,
Mayor
of
Prince
Rupert.
U.
Sit
tvr
W-St
J
flMllll
Ulrifii
Ol'.ti
j
HIV
HW
I
Mi
I'
fraviM!
i
.'il
2
I"
i
hi
!
liuiae
ana
cruwiuc
icuuna
projects.
finalize
plans
for
the
big
rally
Actual
Thinking
Day
is
Mon-
rriday
night.
tiny,
but
the
major
ThinklP"?
j
-
Week
event,
a
Guide
and
Brownie
Try
Dcily
Nrws
Clarified
will
be
soloist.
Various
prayers
will
be
given
by
representatives
pf
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
Lutheran.
First
United,
Regular
Baptist,
First
Baptist
and
Pentecostal
church
women's
groups.
The
service,
to
start
at
2:30
p.m.
on
Ilmch
5
is
open
to
Rev.
I,,
(i.
Sirber.
Minlstrr
Siltth
Ave.
IV.
and
Musxrave
11
a.m.
Mumine
Worship
errpicm:
'
A
Highway
of
His
Heart"
Children's
Story:
Monsieur
Madeleine.
Anthem:
Children
of
Jerusalem.
Brownies,
Guides.
Cubs
and
Scouts
attending
this
service.
7:30
p.m.
Kvriiing
Worship
Sermon:
Which
Sheep
Is
Black?
Anthem:
Prayer
of
Thanksgiving.
COME
AND
WORSHIP
rally,
will
be
neia
r
rioay
iiikih.
Instead,
as
more
convenient
for
the
youngsters.
The
rally
will
be
staged
nt
Utlili
It
'Jli'.IJ
;
Ml
II
N
J
M
III
Kir
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