Frmce
Rupert
Dail
I
Jews
Thursday,
July
30,
1953
aieS
Norwegian
Steamship
Line
Official
on
Visit
to
City
Two
Liners
To
Make
Run
From
Sydney
to
Vancouver
B.C.
in
Ptlicon
Colony
VICTORIA
(CP)
Discovery
of
0
pelican
colony,
something
rare
in
Biitioh
Columbia,
was
reported
by
Dr.
Clifford
Carl,
director
of
the
Provincial
Museum.
An
expedition
discovered
about
50
pelicans
on
an
island
will
arrive
in
Vancouver
Oct.
7
travel
agents.
Mr.
Nielsen,
who
is
accompanied
by
his
wife,
plans
to
show
d
Canadian
Actress
fresent
'Theatre'
Here
i
SinacJian
actress
of
note
arrived
in
Prince
festerday
prior
to
staging
her
"One
Woman
VANCOUVER
P
A
second
British
liner
will
make
an
experimental
voyage
on
the
Australia-Vancouver
run
left
open
by
the
removal
of
the
liner
Aorangi
from
service.
Orient
lines
announced
Mon-
VICTORIA
Oi
Provincial
health
officials
said
today
British
Columbia's
polio
total
sa
far
this
year
was
136,
with
five
deaths.
The
number
of
polio
cases
at
this
time
last
year
was
1954
on
an
experimental
run.
'
The
vessel
will
leave
Sydney
Sept.
17.
.
I
Already
scheduled
to
visit
Vancouver
in
January
and
May
is
the
line's
28,000-ton
luxury
pictures
of
Norway
at
the
Sons
Reldar
A.
Nielsen
.district
manager
of
the
Norwegian
America
Line
for
the
Pacific
northwest
with
headquarters
in
Seattle,
was
sheduled
to
arrive
here
by
air
today
on
one
of
his
periodical
visits
to
his
company's
agents,
Dybhavn
and
Hanson,
pioneer
of
Norway
hall
tonight.
From
Prince
Rupert,
he
goesjln
otun
Lake,
about
uu
miles
to
Terrace
to
visit
other
agents.
I
northeast
of
Vancouver.
day
that
the
23,696-ton
Orion
;
liner
Oronsay.
40.
fat
the
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Parish
Hall
p
3E
f
'
Ion
Monday
night
Montreal-born
Phoebe
Ersklne
'NNcI
I
Ld
from
Page
1
W
PfCMC
f&4&rA
M&
MEALS
who
said
there
was
ada
for
both
small
j
o7rrT?5
b
o
o
o
o
o
o
61
f
'businesses.
MacKellar
has
with
her
original
j
monologues
and
monodramos,
achieved
success
In
both
Can-
:
pda
and
the
United
States.
!
Mrs.
MacKeHar
will
present
1
her
Interpretations
of
Canadian
poetry
and
monologues
under
I
the
auspices
of
the
wardens
of
the
Cathedral
on
behalf
of
the
j
building
fund.
1
Educated
in
Montreal
and
New
Brunswick,
Mrs.
MacKellar
jfribed
how
staunch
iiiservatlves
and
even
,
CCF
supporters
hd
Itcd
to
Social
Credit.
ftt
told
the
audience
Jy
wished
to
vote
for
parties
uiey
iuuri.
Io
n
n't
suffered
enough
reRime,
tnen
you
God-Riven
right
to
more."
tribute
to
former
,,-rt
ML
As
T.
D.
Pat-
MrRae
and
George
'i
they
were
"good
PARTY
iler
claimed
the
So-party
as
the
sound-
spent
a
year
in
London,
England,
finishing
her
education.
She
attended
McOill
University
and
played
leading
roles
In
McOill
Players
Club
productions
for
two
seasons.
At
the
Royal
Academy
of
Dramatic
Art
in
London,
Eng.,
she
was
awarded
the
certificate
of
merit.
She
followed
this
with
work
in
British
films
and
teaching
dramatics
in
London.
For
five
summers
Mrs.
MacKellar
returned
to
Canada
to
give
outdoor
productions
of
Shakespeare's
plays
with
casts
of
all
ages.
During
the
war
she
continued
her
work
in
Canada
with
summer
productions
adding
plays
on
North
American
Indian
ivcr
in
power
in
Can-
lir
Kina
oi
policies,
Kiiu
won't
be
voting
fa
it
y
or
even
the
can-ii
will
be
voting
for
In
voting
for
your-partners
with
the
pcrnment
you
w'll
69
ht
British
Columbia
ROASTING
CHICKEN
Fresh
Killed,
Grade
A,
Pound.
the
highest
possible.
No
part
kid
has
such
a
great
HOCKLESS
PICNICS
Swift's
diversified
resources,
the
proper
policies
BOILING
FOWL
r,"u
Kiiud'
G,ie
K
Po,,nl
5
5c
BACON,
SWIFTS
rr.lm,Ccno,Mb.pkt..'..J5C
DEVON
BACON,
End
cuts
..
67c
DEVON
BACON,
Centre
Cuts
73C
63c
45c
59c
DEVON
SAUSAGE
One-Pound
Cartons
As
the
war
progressed,
Mrs.
MacKellar
turned
to
"One
Woman
Theatre,"
acting
scenes
end
streamlined
versions
of
Shakespeare's
plays
to
schools
and
colleges.
Later
came
the
use
of
Canadian
poetry
as
a
means
of
interpreting
her
own
country.
Her
husband
Is
Capt.
Andrew
MacKellar
of
Cunard
Steamship
Line.
While
here
Mrs.
MacKellar
will
be
the
guest
of
Cmdr.
and
Mrs.
N.
A.
Beketov.
will
become
a
fcrt
COGNITION
ch
prior
to
Premier
BEEF
LIVER
r.
McKelvie
said
that
work
to
get
Prince
gnlzed
for
Its
im-the
"second
largest
world."
BLEACH
LARD
ahem
part
of
British
59c
was
being
held
back
JAVEX
64-ox.
Bottle
readers
W
F0ODS
..l-19c
15c
ied
to
see
that
the
mprovements
to
dock
i
re
made
when
shlp-
SWIFT'S
Pound.
Films
from
Norway,
courtesy
River
i
of
the
Norwegian
American
Line
hn
the
Peare
come
down
bv
rail
I
Travel-
Agency,
will
be
shown
on
DOG
FOOD
ROVER
Tin
that
the
Social
Credit
Thursday,
July
30,
at
8:30
p.m..
11c
Margarine
sntl-labor.
Mr.
Mc-
Sons
of
Norway
Hall,
followed
it
that
the
Social
by
social.
Everyone
welcome.
(1781
69
c
ft
v
didn't
guarantee
a
leek
and
holidays
with
PARKA
Y
2-lb.
Box
Moose
picnic
did
guarantee
thtt
would
get
more
pur-
While
Cresl
Dog
Conditioner
A
product
of
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op.
Bottle..
S
I
isunaay,
aurusi
z.
ll)
Members
and
chll-dren.
Leaves
B-A
Oil
iiwer
to
buy
their
Sweet
Milk
JELLO
PKT
.
"
BUTTER
c
CANADA
PACKERS
Pound
i-arM
the
mounting
sur-
Dock
9:30
a.m.
sharp.
atform
with
the
two
2k
Coffee,
milk
and
sugar
supplied
(178)
f
ere
William
Murray,
SANDWICH
SPEAD
Burns
I6-01.
Tin
and
Mr.
McKclvie's
nt.
and
Dick
Law-
-
Britain
in
1953
used
seven
times
as
many
farm
tractors
.is
Bcated
Social
Credit
3
Tins
Plus
Sandwich
SpreaderVKnife;;....:."'
fnrSlwhn
in
th
re-1mV-"-
'
'
Margarine
nclal
election.
Scaflwroug'fthtry"
35c
Wins
5300
Prize
-
-
DELMAR
Pound
e
"
Hospital
t
Winner
In
Hi
ninth
Blur
Hmi-lirt
MurBHrlnr
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Jul)
II
r
meets
i
'Hi,
CORN
Cream
York
Fancy
annnuiH-rtl
tiHtuy
wHh
the
tlr-l
FARM
FRESH
PELICIOUS
prlrr
f
M
CAMI1
liln
urturilfil
In
Mr.
Mim
Tyrrell.
Mi-artoitriiush
meeting
of
the
Hos-
-,-',
....
m
lld
(Women
of
the
I
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l
.rJ!Lm:
m
J
iiiii
lion
P.O..
Ml.
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St.
f...
Tnrnnlu.
Onl.
other
rlre
anil
l"
held
at
the
home
of
MS
n.
in,
Mrs.
R.
Montgom-
"
AND
AMR
bers
and
three
guests
it.
46c
ik
"i
fit)
l5-oi.
T
O
Ihort
business
meeting
enjoyed,
prizes
being
s.
H.
Harrison,
first.
Inner
In
the
lt
of
nine
weekly
i-iinleil
art-:
HIIHMMI
H
In
Mm
Itrrnlie
Prtmr,
lelta.
Man.
S.Vl.lMI
ANII
lu
Mrs.
Onitle
Bmii
liter.
mil
inner.
B.
MIKTHKKN
ki
r.l
lHII'
XIHRTMMAV
PORT-Willi
HAIIIOM
t
Mr.
H.
Bii.il
ll.
Klrklanil
Lake.
Ont.;
Mm
A.
Burr.
OhII..
(Mil.;
Mm.
M.
ami-n.il.
MliKlnn
(III.
B.I.J
Mm
I.
V
liihiiMm.
DtliiH'ntott.
Alia:
Mr.
Julin
('.
Aver.
Saint
inlin,
VB.
Ml
UK
INK
'(((MKT-
AKKOPACKM
In
Ua
A.
Cams
Wliighmn,
out.:
Mra.
T.
Murtlm,
Miming,
ont.;
Mra.
Jemle
M.
liranl,
Viitnrla.
B.C.;
Mm
K.
S.
lilmk.
Vain-outer.
Helen
Antoniuk.
sec-
HAMBURGER
'tELl5HNo1fcr.i2-bi:-'
Jor
36c
TEA
BAGS
Kodana,
30's
Box
27c
PEAS
Columbia
No.
5,
Choice
1S-oz.
tin
16c
GINGER
ALE
North
Star
(plus
deposit)
Quart
17c
FRESH
IE
Soft
Drinks
?kt.
6c
TORONTO
STAR
Eoch
15c
PICKLED
WALNUTS
9-ox.
bottle
55c
EGGS
Fresh,
Grade
A
Large
Dozen
74c
APPLE
JUICE
Applelime
Juice
48-oi.
tin
35x
PICKLING
SPICE
Nabob
3-o.
pkt.
18c
ACCENT
SPICE
1-oz.
tin
36c
WAX
PAPER
REFILLS
100-ft.
roll
28c
2
CAKE
MIXES
white
GINGERBREAD
BoXCS
ROBIN
HOOD
chocolate
45c
NABOB
PUNCH
16-oz.
bottle
39c
WEINER
BUNS
Pkt.
of
Six
16c
"
1
'i
1
ients
were
served
by
resent
were
Mrs.
H.
rs.
Antoniuk,
Mrs.
M.
is.
T.
Glenn
and
Mrs.
ICE
CREAM
fl
B.C.:
Mm
I'
Haiii-.
Purtme
Iji
Pralrle,
Man;
Mra.
K.
A.
I.hle-
mery.
Guests
present
LETTUCE
"ch
13c
U.S.
POTATOES
10
ibs.
for
49c
CUCUMBERS
rouND
J7C
ORANGES
3
few
69e
iniith.
Mihc
krllmi.
Hunk:
Mrs.
Sylvia
Johnston.
Mrs.
Klliwell
Kalliwell,
MiMiae
Jaw
pnd
Mrs.
H.
Paulson.
ftatk.
:
Mr,
(iareni-e
limlwlii.
Kreilerli
tiin.
N.B.
:
Ml
J.
R.
Mai'
I.eiMl.
Hulllav,
..;
Mr.
Mr.rle
Ualtml.
llarlimiiith.
N.K.
SIIMHI
(
AMI
In
Mrs.
II.
(iray.
Wnlliue-
C
!TOMETRIST
I
QUARTS
Jy
iiurit.
Out.:
Mr.
Bert
Peck,
wind-Mir.
(Hit.:
Mm.
(iertruile
Tjihsen
E.
Dowdie
10,
Stone
Buildinc
Raliniinil.
Alta.;
.Mrs.
Creil
Imlibs.
St.
Hlenhen.
N.B.:
Mr.
I.
l-'riMiin.
Iiartin'iutll.
V.H-
All
vrlM
winners
pone
Blue
593
have
been
nntllteit
HOW
MUCH
CERTO
DO
YOU
NEED?
Makes
6-0.
BARTLETT
'
PEARS
Glen
Valley
GLASSES
NOTICE
11
glasses
JAMS
AMOUNT
OF
FRUIT
CERTO
J
CHERRY
2"
i
pounds
1
bottle
1
PEACH
3
pounds
1
bottle
'
PLUM
A
1
bottle!
11
glasses
22
qlasses
Opening
al
NEW
Location
210
Sixth
Street
CERTO
Bottle
-
27c
pnday,
August
3
Business
as
Usual
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
at
POUND
J
303
Third
Avenue
,
J
IE
STORK
SHOPPE
SPECIALS
GOOD
TILL
WEDNESDAY,
AUG,
5th
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