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Naval
Officers
Plan
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
26,
1953
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HMCS
Chatham
Masquerade
(254)
Elks
Hallowe'en
Ball,
Oct.
31.
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Hospital
Extension
Fund
Drive
Nears
$10,000
Mark
f
Canadian
Navy
Sons
of
Norway
meeting,
Monday,
Oct.
26,
followed
by
social.
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HMCS
tnauiam
Special
to
The
Dally
News
Hospital
Fund
drive
which
start
ill
include
Lt.
Cdr.
SMITHERS
Close
to
$10,000
Is
expected
to
be
reached
with
wind-up
of
the
Memorial
Wing
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
lien,
staff
officer
gi,
who
will
survey
hot
the
proposed
m
squadron.
fen.
an
aernonau-
will
arrive
next
nd
leave
Tuesday.
Other
officers
expected
are
Cdr
(L)
O.
Meseck,
command
maintenance
officer
from
Hamilton,
who
will
inspect
Chatham
buildings
for
repairs
and
U
(Ord)
D.
B.
Perrins,
staff
officer
ordinance,
also
of
Hamilton,
who
will
Inspect
armaments,
both
scheduled
to
arrive
tomorrow
and
leave
Thursday,
and
Lt.
(ND)
A
W.
Collier,
deputy
command
training
officer
who
will
discuss
training
problems
with
local
officers,
arriving
Wednesday.
Another
officer
expected
some
time
this
week
Is
Lt.
Cdr.
(SB)
Mofford,
manager
civil
engineering
and
maintenance
from
insian
urricers
ed
In
May.
Objective
has
been
set
at
$15,-000.
Sponsored
by
the
Bulkley
Valley
Branch
No.
53
Canadian
Legion,
the
fund
will
assist
the
Sisters
of
St.
Ann
In
their
portion
of
the
construction
costs
of
much
needed
hospital
accommodation.
The
fund
presently
stands
at
$9,108.84
with
several
canvassers
still
to
turn
In
their
final
receipts
and
some
pledges
a
lerrace
Kinsmen
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JOANNE
BESSEAU,
a
Toronto
high
school
student,
has
been
chosen
Miss
Toronto
Argonauts
and
will
represent
the
Big
Four
football
team
in
the
Miss
Grey
Cup
contest
,
at
Toronto
late
in
November.
Originally
planned
to
cost-
.A
WJ
a
chin
blamed
Society.
Makes
$2,000
at
Tea
TERRACE
Installation
of
officers
highlighted
the
Terrace
Kinsmen
Club's
annual
banquet
and
dance
here
in
the
Civic
Centre,
with
Ernie
Robin
taking
over
the
presidency.
Guests
from
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
clubs
attended
the
affair
at
which
Curley
Barbour
of
the'
Rupert
club
presented
a
gavel
to
the
Terrace
group,
received
by
past-president
Jack
McLeod.
.
A
president's
pin
was
presented
to
Mr.
Robin
and
a
past-president's
pin
to
Babe
Rougeau.
Other
officers
Installed
were:
Fred
Stewart
vice-president,
Par
$80,000
the
addition
will
now
cost
$150,000
to
meet
regulations
for
concrete
and
steel
construction.
The
provincial
and
federal
governments
are
expected
to
pay
two-thirds
of
the
cost
by
hospital
grants.
It
is
hoped
spring
may
see
start
of
construction.
The
present
three-floor
40-bed
hospital
built
in
1933
by
the
Sisters
of
St.
Ann
of
Victoria
has
been
overcrowded
for
some
time.
As
many
as
72
patients
have
been
2el(erbach
'i
tec
lor
VANCOUVER
(CP
Henry
J.
Mackin,
formerly
president
of
Canadian
Western
Lumber
Co.,
has
been
named
director
of
the
sorawling
Crown
Zellerbach
FRANKIE
FABBRI,
14,
hasn't
shaved
himself
yet
but
he's
an
assistant
barber
in
his
father's
Winnipeg
shop.
Frankie
learned
his
trade
In
Florence,
Italy,
and
has
been
a
barber
for
four
years.
He
recently
arrived
in
Canada.
taken
care
of
with
the
average
well
over
the
intended
40.
Corporation
of
the
U.S.,
it
was
announced
iiere.
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Robert
J.
Filbefg,
vlce-presi-INS
AND
OUTS
j
dent
of
Canadian
Western
Lum-
PRESTON,
Eng.
(CPV
Prison
ber
since
1944,
will
succeed
Mr.
authorities
of
this
Lancashire
Mackin
as
president-
.
r
The
New
ker
Mills
secretary,
Hal
Windt
treasurer,
Ernie
Shave
Bulletin
editor,
and
directors,
Charles
Agar,
Al
Davis
and
Jack
Williams.
The
group
enjoyed
a
turkey
dinner
served
by
the
Rebekah
lodge,
and
dancing
wound
up
the
evening.
city
warned
warders
that
they
The
top
executive
changes
during
the
winter.
As
soon
as
transportation
Is
available
supplies
and
material
will
be
flown
in
for
the
resumption
of
the
work
on
the
property.
may
be
locked
out
of
jail
on
their
follow
purchase
of
Canadian
mights
out
unless
they're
in
by
j
Western
Lumber
by
Crown
Zel-the
10
p.m.
deadline.
I
lerbach
this
summer.
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STEWART-
An
enjoyable
cribbage
party
was
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
clubrooms
last
Wednesday.
Mrs.
D.
Norton
won
ladies'
first
prize,
Mrs.
M.
Burnett
taking
the
consolation
prize.
Mr.
Sam
Klrkpatrick
won
the
men's
first
prize
and
the
sweep
with
Mr.
Al
Lawrence
bringing
up
the
rear.
The
men
led
the
ladies
with
a
total
score
An
appeal
to
all
citizens
of
British
Columbia
to
aid
the
work
of
the
Multiple
Sclerosis
Society
of
Canada
was
made
by
Lieutenant-Governor
Wallace.
Because
of
the
urgent
need
for
medical
research
to
find
a
treatment
for
this
crippling
disease,
which
has
ruined
thousands
of
young
Canadian
lives,
the
Multiple
Sclerosis
Society
of
Canada
devotes
its
entire
efforts
to
research.
A
careful
handling
of
funds
has
enabled
the
Society
to
make
substantial
grants
to
research
from
very
modest
revenues.
The
Lieutenant-Governor
spoke
at
the
fall
bazaar
and
tea,
which
launched
the
1953-54
campaign
for
research
funds
by
Vancouver
Chapter
of
the
Society.
Research
on
this
disease
started
a
year
ago
in
Vancouver,
Is
being
supported
by
a
grant
from
the
Multiple
Sclerosis
Society
of
Canada
to
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Research
revenues
will
benefit
by
more
than
$2,000
as
a
result
of
the
bazaar
and
tea
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall,
2177
West
42nd
Avenue,
Vancouver.
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S.R.
Wall,
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
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Under
the
direction
of
Mr.
E.
Carlson
a
13-by-21-foot
building
is
being
constructed
by
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
to
house
their
new
dicsel
plant.
The
building
is
situated
on
the
southwest
coiner
of
Columbia
and
Fifth
streets.
Cost
of
i
af
9988
to
9588.
Supper
was
serv
mi
The
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
has
announced
the
appointment
of
Stephen
R.
$nderful
draping
ed
by
the
ladies
of
the
W
A.
Al
Phillips
was
In
during
the
week
from-
his
Tide
Lake
prop
y
Choose
NX
IV
FOR
DEPEMDABLEr
utilized
in
the
of
a
flRure-flat-
find
of!
the
new
Installation
Is
reported
erty
and
reports
a
new
Walters
as
manager,
Vancouver
district
sales
office,
replacing
John
D.
Runkle
who
has
been
transferred
to
new
duties
at
Al-
hlRh
grade
ore.
Mr
Phillips
and
ircpe
dress.
Soft
to
be
about
$30,000.
bodice
flows
i
his
associates
Intend
carrying
on
extensive
development
work
sleeves
and
skirt
into
slenderizing
"w""
$12.00
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Warttft
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st
3-speed
Record
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thrilling
"tru-to-tif"
quality
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world-famous
RCA
Victor
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yet
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design.
Portland
Canal
Lodge
No.
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Loyal
Order
of
the
Moose
have
a
committee
busily
engaged
getting
ready
for
their
annual
ban
can's
head
office
in
Montreal.
Mr.
Walters,
a
naval
architect,
hag
been
associated
with
the
Aluminum
Limited
group
of
com-
fan
all-Canadian
,.;ibie
here
in
Amateur
Night
Contest
Soon
thc
kpanies
since
1947,
having
joined
quet
to
be
held
Oct.
30
in
Moose
Hall.
the
organization
In
London,
Eng
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DROP
IN
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
land
after
some
years
with
the
naval
construction
department
of
the
British
Admiralty.
He
has
CKWOOD
on
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
CWL
Holds
Tea,
Sale
at
Terrace
,
been
attached
to
Alcan's
Van-j
couver
district
sales
office,
a
territory
which
Includes
all
of
Brit-
At
Terrace
TERRACE
Fail
and
winter
activities
are
in
full
swing
now
at
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre,
and
President
O.
A.
Kaulbeck
and
the
directors
are
busy
making
final
plans
for
one
of
the
highlights
1
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Sai
jf
sii.
"The
Store
Tha't
Service
Built"
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Phone
6
or
36
TERRACE
The
Odd
Fellows'
,
lsh
Columbia
and
Alberta,
for
the
hall
here
Saturday
was
the
scene
Past
two
years.
of
a
successful
tea
and
bazaar,'
sponsored
by
the
Catholic
Worn-
i
of
the
season,
an
Amateur
Night,
en-g
League
tASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Sales
of
home
ware
and
a
iaj
ntagcru
iiuvcuiuci
ij.
First
and
second
prizes,
gift
i
certificates
valued
respectively
at
$10
and
$5.
will
be
awarded
in
Expert
.Mr.
Trtiex
In
Also
Vincible
Mr.
Truex
is
only
one
of
the
finest
variety
of
games
featured
the
afternoon
and
evening
sessions
of
the
annual
event,
and
many
prizes
were
awarded,
including
a
four
age
groups,
nine
years
and
lu
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if
I
under,
10
to
12
years,
13
to
19
doll
and
wardrobe
to
Miss
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and
adults,
and
similar
nr.mn.
fi-et
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Bi.u
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v
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years
vears
a
'Ht'
hasn't
Pone
set
OVer
50
points
in
i
prizes
will
be
given
In
the
old-
s3?;0nd
Mrs.
Darbv.
third
Mrs!
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t!me
Iiddler
contests
to
be
staged'
van
Beurden,
fourth
J.
Therlen,
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nf
a
fahlp
t
hflt
iinis
nana
knows
now
much
01
a
iaoie
i-naiige,
each
contest
group
,flfth
F
Xetrault
and
sixth
j
Other
activities
at
the
centre
Magee.
:
Include
badminton,
basketball,
'its
badly
In
a
match.
Mr.
Dale
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Malrr)
B
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10
5
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10
$
O
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as
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game
.
for
j
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his
partner
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roller-skating
and
eight
bowling
alleys
in
lull
swing.
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The
directors,
at
a
recent
ln,
turned
down
a
request
from
:4he
Pare
ntil-jacher
-Association
'hat
sale
of
candy
at
the
canteen
i
be
prohibited.
,
fry
strong
bid
on!
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.
OverMr-
XT
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Jlle
SDllde
hlrt
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;
'ril
paid
one
no
trump
'ids
Instead,
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(Mr.
Il.ilr)
8--
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(Mr.
hmiiplim)
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pass,
hoping
for
This
Week-
Kwr
than
a
part-
Mn
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The
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Association
will
meet
In
the
Civic
Centre,
Wednesday,
October
28,
at
8
p.m.
1
hit
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
jMr.
Truex
figured
inxjni'nts
were
not
beyond
the
one
M
be
pretty
weak.
'"'d
hand
himself
U
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7
6
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The
bidding:
Soillh
Went
Nirlll
Paw
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Pn-a
Piwa
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Pa
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Patm
Pom
All
pass
IT'S
TIME
r(l
likelv
that
Mi-
li
r.nil
1
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Fiu
1)1)1
fair
high
card
Oh,
WHERE
is
my
wandering
ad
tonight?
M"
place
to
hark
TO
INSTAL
STORM
WINDOWS
The
fall
rains
are
here
and
winter
is
not
far
behind.
Call
U3
today
to
Instal
storm
windows
in
YOUR
house.
ALL
TYPKS
OF
WINDOWS
AM)
SASH
MADE
TO
ORDER
GREER
&
BMDDEN
LTD.
the
king
and
queen
of
diamonds
all
three
of
them
winners
or
potential
winners.
But
he
had
to
play
something
on
the
11th
trick.
If
he
dropped
a
diamond,
all
of
Mr.
Dale's
diamonds
would
be
good.
He
discarded
the
club
and
Mr.
Champion
cashed
the
nine
spot,
then
led
to
his
partner's
ace
of
diamonds.
The
best
that
can
be
said
now
is
that
Mr.
Truex
hasn't
gone
set
over
1100
In
1100
years
Phone
009
215
First
Avenue
West
sound
business
investment,
we
hold
membership
was
at
one
no
f
Mr.
Truex
bid.
wded
to
fall
in
I
Mr.
Dale
doubled.
f;'s
the
defense
f
iled
but
at
the
v
developed
on
Mr.
awaV
from
him
at
l
he
start,
he
f
to
win-
jl'ion
opened
the
and
dummy's
10
fn
played
the
acc
the
board
and
f
the
four.
Mr.
Dale
2"'1
club
and
re-Mr.
Champion
nut-en
and
quite
fid
there
was
no
I
cashing
his
other
f
6"it.
Mr.
Dale
?
m
many
as
three
l"d
indicated
wlll-l1
lhat
suiu
p'liminn
i-oi,
i
That'
a
fair
question
and
deserves
a
factual
answer.
When
you
buy
newspaper
advertising
you
have
an
investment
in
every
copy
of
the
paper
that
carries
your
sales
message
because
the
circulation
of
the
newspaper
is
also
the
circulation
of
your
advertising.
So,
what
you
get
in
return
for
your
advertising
dollars
depends
on
the
newspaper's
circulation,
In
order
that
you
may
buy
space
in
this
newspaper
as
you
would
make
any
SUFFERERS
in
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
well
known
,'
to
advertisers
and
publishers
as
A.
B.C.
Only
pub-,
lications
with
paid
circulation
evidence
that
peo-
,
pie
want
the
paper-are
eligible
for
membership.
'
At
regular
intervals
one
of
the
Bureau's
large
'
staff
of
experienced
circulation
auditors
comes
to
'
our
office
to
make
a
thorough
audit
of
our
circu-
lation
records.
The
FACTS
that
he
obtains
as
aj
result
of
the
audit
are
published
in
A.
B.C.
reports'
which
tell
you:
How
much
circulation
we
have;
Where
it
goes;
How
obtained;
How
much
people
pay
for
our
paper,
and
many
other
FACTS
that
you
need
in
order
to
KNOW
what
you
get
for
your
advertising
money.
It's
never
necessary
for
our
advertisers
to
ask,
''Oh,
where
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