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nl.Urch
12,
1954
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vlei
Parents
4$
Mi"$
Funeral
Today
For
Prospector
f
.
.
Show
Highlights
i
Bowen
conducted
classroom
work
'
and
they
enjoyed
a
program
including
"Memory
Gems,"
songs
i
and
games.
I
On
display
was
phonic
and
numb"r
work
and
the
youngsters'
:
novelty
projects,
a
miniature
In-!
dian
settlement
made
of
The
youngsters
of
Annunciation
kindergarten
primary
held
open
house
for
their
parents
and
friends
yesterday
afternoon
from
one
to
three
when
regular
classroom
work
and
a
brief
program
were
featured.
The
visitors
watched
as
Mrs.
1
Memorial
"At
Home"
under
the
direction
or
Miss
Nancy
Hopkins.
a:
d
Mon
show
Education
at
,
sessiun
I
JUST
ARRIVED
School
V
h
AAMBm&toB
mat
J
"attended
by
'ents
and
other
Funeral
service
was
-set
for:
this
.
afternoon
at
Grenvilie
Court
Chapel
for
Joseph
William
Dawson,
78,
Porcher
Island
prospector
and
farmer
who
had
lived
in
this
area
for
over
40
years.
Born
in
Middlesex,
Mosey,
Ontario,
in
1876.
he
lived
alone
on
the
Island,
with
a
house
at
Burl
Point
on
the
northwest
tip
as
headquarters
for
his
prospecting
and
a
600-acre
ranch
on
Kitkatla
Inlet,
with
a
private
trail
linking
the
two.
The
old-timer
led
a
quiet
life,
seldom
visiting
Prince
Rupert.
Major
W.
C.
Poult
on
was
p
officiate
at
the
funeral
serv
at
4
p.m.
today.
Burial
will
be
at
Terrace,
Saturday
afternoon.
C3,
student
Jio
i.
..arinUS
Tlie
show
was
In
two
sections,
with
senior
girls
modelling
woolen
garments
and
juniors,
cottons
and
rayons.
Skirt
and
wesktt
ensembio;
erc
popular
in
the
senior
clasr.,
with
several
girls
making
and
displaying
complete
outfits,
Including
blouses.
CijsA
of
the
outfits
ranged
from
S4
to
$14.
guests
were
told.
In
the
junior
group,
a
variety
of
pretty
cotton
or
rayon
ilre.sscs
was
shown,
with
average
cost
reported
to
be
$0.20.
MEN'S
LOAFERS
ft
CC
,
I
-,an"d
students
iiay.
was
die"'
-prao.
th
Pf
and
BUG
si1
v
1U1
i
flower.
ted
by
prescn
For
Casual
Wca
elates
I
Commentators
for
the
show
;onomic
TIIKY
CALL
II
Kit
CIS
Holding
one
of
Grandpa's
favorite
ere
Pat
Willson,
Shriley
Frayn
I
and
Margaret
Strachan.
i3
i
The
tea
was
staged
by
the
ta
I
Booth
Parent-Teacher
Associa
tion
with
Mrs.
A.
Carlson
con-
on
l
veiling.
Featured
was
a
bake
VI
1
1
t.-.hli-
with
Mrs.
O.
W.
Graham
meerschaum
pipes
Is
a
sweet
young
lady
named
Gus
Spevlin.
She
wears
whut
may
or
may
not
have
been
Grandma's
buttling
suit.
The
pipe
Is
being
displayed
at
tlie
Bational
Antiques
Show
in
Madison
Square
Garden,
New
York.
TUrmmU
i
V,
Art.
n
,1
P,...fl..
Model
C-503
and
$10
95
OBfflEBC
and
Mrs.
D.
Ritchie
in
chars..'.
S'udents
assisted
In
serving
tea.
A
novel
home
economics
decor
ble
nroMi'ms
In
was
used
on
the
tea
tables,
which
1
)ohlhp"
CLOCU
RADIO
today
is
that,
W(,re
centred
by
miniature
bolis
Also
MOC-TOE
OXFORDS
in
black
and
brown
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
R.
n.
oi
material
wun
smau
scuvjuis
tnal
of
Booth.
0f
carfboard,
and
pretty
little
I
orosramme
of
the
Canadian
Red
i
Cross
hospitalized
veterans
see
the
latest
movies
every
week.
I
Im
advertisement
s
not
published
or
displayed
by
ihe
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
t
he
Government
of
Bniikk
Columbia
hool.
tld
Ro"
i
bowls
of
carnations.
.
Highly
Selective
5-tube
superheterodyne
Radiol
i
he
yester-i
TEST-DRIVE
IT
FOR
EFFORTLESS
EASE
!
weekly
lunch-.
told
of
some
,
4
Extra-dependable
Sessions
electric
Clock
I
Jp.
Handy
outlet
for
simple
plug-in
of
Appliances!
Exclusive
"Golden
Throat"
Tone
System!
(acini!
tcach-
Two
Models
and
$44.95
Easy
Terms
if
entire
west-!
;d
-we
do
run
i
!ps,
time
or
:ti
child
inui-
school
Is
af
m
s
it
Ls
in
and
described
T
ARRIVED
children
arc
than
others
tf
that
teachers
jsc
of
a
wide
Popular
Long-Play
four
said
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than
th.it
In
Ircrdom
of
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thin?
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enable
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limits
of
his
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must
allow
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or
gain
by
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The
is
active
in
;
in
nd
out
oi
i
if
not
all
born
:ih
the
same
.
Th
the
re-children
even
behind
class-.
th.it
way
for
,
Iicy
move
from
'ariety
of
mist
be
reailzcj
,
today
with
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sizes
has
Jive
Individual
0
The
Eddie
Cantor
Story
Music
from
the
movie.
'
'-fc
AI
Jolson
Souvenir
Album
Volume
Six
Frank
Sinatra
Songs
lor
Young
Lovers
ic
Jazz
Session
with
Bobby
Hackett
.
if
Music
to
Make
You
Misty
by
Jackie
Gleason
1
Remember
Glen
Miller
by
Ray
Anthony
if
New
Orleans
by
Jo
Stafford
and
Frankie
Laine
if
Sweer
ond
Sentimental
Background
Music,
Volume
Five
N"'-
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...
JTAe
Crestline
Victoria
Ml
the
ability
'
'hen
he
rrarlws
!
.
PLUS
HUNDREDS
OF
OTHER
APPEALING
SELECTIONS
ON
LP.,
45,
AND
REGULAR
i
to
huve
lull
as
anyone
else,
j
1
to
chouse.
't
how
I
reason
'
we
a
Dip:
prob-train
children
and
allow
'hoices
and
be
78
R.P.M.
DISCS.
POWERED
TO
STEER
with
advanced
"Master-duide"
Power
Steering
With
ultra-modern
"Master-Guide"
Power
Steering-available
in
all
l
ord
models
you
can
turn
or
back
into
the
lightest
parking
space
wilh
almost
75
less
cfl'ort!
"Master-Guide"
reduces
effort
yet
lets
you
retain
that
natural
steering
"led"
on
the
straightaway.
It
cuts
down
road-shock
when
the
going
is
rough,
makes
all
your
driving
easier
and
safer.
;'r
fall
by
thut.
'
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YOU
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Brakes
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at
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s
swift,
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Power
give
because,
vacuum
power
docs
up
to
'
4
touch
of
the
UK
on
the
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with
mechanical
linkage
to
of
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Ihc
Power
safety
assure
you
of
maximum
the
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ot
the
accclcr-
.
lii
akc
pedal
is
set
closer
to
the
floor,
nearer
alor-a
great
savinn
of
energy
in
stop-undgo
drtvmg.
Willi
lower
Brakes,
your
driving
is
easier,
more
assured,
";
Metropolc
"""ventlon
delp.
'
,
t80i
meeting
of
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Owners
vc
Fund
will
be
.
:"lc
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Sun-"
at
2:00
p.m.
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Friday
Cream
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POWER
UNDER
THE
HOOD
completely
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smoother,
more
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V-8
engine
The
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120-llp.
V-8
engine
in
'54
ford
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and
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models
brings
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in
added
bonus
of
power
for
etra
smoothness,
taster
acceleration,
greater
safety
.
.
.
combined
wilh
dependable
performance
and
gas-saving
economy.
The
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a
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this
great
new
V-8
is
the
product
or
the
experience
gained
in
building
more
V-8
engines
than
all
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combined!
'
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DRYER
Yiu
need
fewer
clothes
with
a
Kendix
Dryer
because
clothes
dry
faster.
Cluthes
last
longer
too,
because
Bendix
is
the
only
Dryer
with
sale
low
temperature
drying.
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