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MORTIMORE
MORTIMORE
!
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and
REMIND
Saturday,
November
14,
1953
I
PROMISED
TO
SING
v.
I
AT
Ti
nr-iTAi
ir
.
I
1
Federal
parliament
members
r.i.
......
draw
six
thousand,
and
this
'
prediction
,he
P"
pleasant
responsibility
is
now!
Mun
Whamt'
"
.
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'
?
Ui
Independent
daily
newspaper
devutt
d
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Assfx-iathm.
Published
by
The
Prince
Huput
U.ulv
Ni-ws
Limited.
J.
P.
MAGOK.
President
H.
U.
I'KKJiV,
Vice-Pre
uilcnt
by
ft
-
EVERYBOCy
BUY5
I'LL
BUV
J
AOZE
CHRISTMAS
DOUBLE
ftf
SEALS
THAN
THEY
MY
USUAL
V
V
DID
LAST
YEAR.
S
(
AMOUNT
IF
I
youpeowisp
I
bving
discharged.
host
ofl
e.n.j.,-
jg
inure
Canadians
will
consider
this
and
the
rin,.
reasonably
generous.
But
more
I
rally
snnnn
Mys
b
will
quickly
reckon
It's
hardly
ottV
.
e
t
$1C
f0.
Subscription
Rates:
;y
carrier
Per
wetk.
Ubc;
per
month.
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0;
pr
y
y
mall
Per
month.
7fc;
p
r
y
ar.
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00
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NOT
TO
SING.'
enough,
and
be
prepared
to
ar-
i
mw
ot
.
fla?s
uthorlzed
as
second
class;
mail
by
the
Post
Office
l
partuu-nt,
wA&Ti
y
j-ue
the
point.
""-StLaur-entT;
During
an"dIfte7
th.
uln
mwh4
,
m
ore
Work
Than
Glory
THIS
WILL
HELP
trt
jin
it
is
that
Prince
Rupert
and
other
northern
B.C.
ports
One
Day
in
Ottawa
A
BATH
feels
wonderful
after
about
a
week
on
and
off
and
on
again
ou
"
.,',....
w
Busing;
I"
will
b'-nefit
substantially
becau.se
and
United
KinRdom
underwriters!
huge
Todav
,h
have
eliminated
extra
marine
I
lefuor
po&4lv
"
insurance
premiums
previously;
,
fn'(i
aild'uyr
applicable
on
snips
doing
busl-
su((i(.Pntl
'
ness
at
British
Columbia
ports!
will
enjoy
ttevJtlt
north
of
Vancouver.
Kitlmut
and
i
other
neral
!f
.
can
Falls
wilt
feel
the
aid
that
anyone
think,
Z
OFFERING
his
servici'S
once
moi-e
as
mayor,
Whalen
is
to
be
commended
for
his
cmr-iCfe
and
civic
spirit.
We
say
courage
because
the
duties
of
chief
magistrate
involve
considerably
more
I
mis
and
hard
work
than
elorv.
Since
other
mayoralty
candidates
may
yet
come
trains.
At
breakfast
in
the
hotel
cafe-em
we
got
the
impression
that
..,,noincement
nowi"
Plan
the
ioZJ
to
forget
it
.,?
fdhvard.
anv
further
discussion
of
this
first
farther
from
hU
Ui,
Punctuality
is
the
art
of
being
no
biter
than
anybody
else.
Five
hundred
and
t
couver
folk
Mm
:
C-pr
IV".
K.if
FotvTtt
SrnjKm.
lot.
W.IJ
I'INkWJ
1
ChrhtM
Wl
'
nrmees
from
Japan
are
look-1
for
le
than
.
O
wl
fr
In
Orllkh
f,,!,.,,,!,!
I...
.
.t
...
.
..
IIUJI-
n
st'iiirant
prices
are
definitely
'
lower
than
those
on
the
wc.-:'.
coast.
Hut
it
does
not
tuKe
us
long
to
find
out
later
that
good
Huts
or
apartments
in
Ottawa
j
are
scarcer
than
the
proverbial
'
hens'
teeth.
Rents
are
definitely
1
hk'lier
than
in
Vancouver.
I
HAD
a
recorded
"broadcast
to
do
right
alter
breakfast,
bulj
I
fiyured
this
would
be
a
cinch
:
as
I
had
the
script
all
prepared;
uii
the
train
'
i
Hut
low
and
behold,
my
brand
new
recorder
wouldn't
work
.something
must
have
jolted,
loose
by
the
handling
on
ami
vilopment
in
the
election
contest
would
lie
out
of
pface.
Until
the
list
is
complete,
no
one
can
m:d-:e
a
f$'r
judgment
of
the
situation.
I
We
can
only
add
that
Mayor
Whalen
is
showing
an
admirable
readiness
to
continue
in
a
position
of
p-Jeat
responsibility.
This
evidence
of
determination
tfjjsee
the
job
through
does
him
much
credit.
((ore
the
end
of
the
month
and;
cations
and
thewnt
thP
fru!t
will
('ast
ten
cenU
mn
U.i.
n,
.
;
u
n.7
.....
.r
"wtnoiH
i
"
.
i's
ears
ago
$11(0
would
k-
,
fails
to
explain
why
all
the
Trailed
fair
enoueh
f4
;
worry
tjiat's
been
going
on
about!
only
that
Today
n'
!the
orchards
of
California.
How
getting
paid
at
all
Letterbox
Help
Fight
TB
.....V.V.-A'.-.'V.-AW.'.V
The
person
ahead
of
me
in
a
bank
tineup
is
always
a
man
.
or
woman
with
u
problem.
If
there
are
other
lineups
in
(
front
of
other
wickets,
the
i
people
in
them
are
normal
bnnk
clients
whi
simply
put
,
th'
ir
money
in
or
taka
It
out.
But
the
man
in'
my
lineup
has
I
to
be
differeni.
The
nature
of
his
problem
j
is
h-tni
for
a
layman
to
nn-deist
and,
but
it
certainly
has
:
tb"
:
!
iff
rannin:;
around
The
.
customer
points
to
a
bit
of
j
paper
and
mumbles
some-
j
thing
to
the
.',irl
teller,
who
j
st'.ies
at
him
in
bewilder-
j
tnellt.
The
customer
mumbles
a
bit
more
The
teller
rililes
t!.iwi;;h
a
f:l".
(
'"s
looking
even
more
puzzled.
'Ihiie
is
a
further
confer"-en.:e.
Meanwhile
several
linv.ning
peoine
iiave
been
added
to
the
lineup
behind
me
II
there
are
other
wickets,
customers
ilow
past
them
at
assembly
-line
speed.
The
mine
lnteiligi
nt
customers
have
jumped
from
my
lineup
to
another,
but
I
ufa:e,
to
tall
into
that
trap.
I
know
quite
well
that
if
I
move
to
another
lineup,
uii-otlirv
person
with
a
pioblem
will
appear
in
it.
The
tirl
teller
who
is
living
to
cope
with
the
problem
customer
in
my
lineup
now
seeks
help
She
buzzes
uround
the
office
like
a
small
billable
bee,
stopping
at
intervals
t.j
cnrnult
solid,
competent
-looking
men
w
ho
shrug
I
heir
.boulders
or
shake
their
heads
stiffly.
At
length
the
teller
finds
a
grim-faced
executive
who
.eei'is
to
know
what
to
do.
They
both
stride
back
purposefully
to
tiie
wicket
and
produce
some
papers
wi.if
h
the
customer
has
to
.si:.;u.
Then
they
pay
the
man
hi".
$l.l!ft.
Another
specimen
that
often
appears
in
my
hn.
i.p
it
the
bank
Is
the
company
treasurer.
He
staggers
to
Ik."
wicket
under
the
burden
of
several
account
books
(which
Ftrt
be
audited)
and
a
bag
full
c
f
coins
of
small
dcnoi.it-na'ior.o,
which
mast
be
counted
,
As
far
as
I
can
make
out,
this
man
d;es
none
of
his
work
at
the
office.
He
savei
it
nil
to
do
in
the
bank.
TUe
company
treasurer
mi.y
not
be,
strictly
speaking,
a
man
with
a
problem.
He
quantity
of
the
food,
as
there
i;;
plenty,
thoimh
most
of
it
comes
in
tins.
We
do
complain
puout
the
quality
among
ourselves,
because
we
are
handi-
FACTS
ON
FOOD
j
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News,
I
As
an
inmate
of
the
Pioneers'
Illume
I
would
like
to
interest
-'A
the
trains.
We
rushed
the
recorder
up-.iiiiis
o
the
CBC.
where
the
I
Saturday
Sermon
OUR
EVERY-DAY
LIFE
Ky
ItEV.
F.
ANTKOBl'S,
First
Baptist
Churrh
"And
the
people
asked
him,
saying,
What
shall
w
you
in
a
few
facts
regarding
the
capped
by
lack
of
outside
coii-
ioocl
served
to
us
in
the
Pio-
engineers
fixed
up
the
recorder,
r.liiiost
before
you
could
say!
"Jack
Robinson."
j
I
did
the
talk,
and
we
took
a
!
then?
He
answered
and
said
unto
them,
He
that
hi
Home.
do
not
complain
about
th?
r.!-"t
V.V
io
couis.
let
nun
imparl
wi
nun
mat
nath
none
t
he
that
hath
meat,
let
him
do
likewise."
Luke
3
10--
tact
and
have
nowhere
ele
to
go.
But
if
a
petition
were
drawn
up
lodging
a
complaint
about
the
way
the
food
is
served
to
u
it
would
have
all
our
mines.
This
I
know,
for
food
Is
our
main
topic.
We
find
It
mast
unpalatable
The
clam
chowder
is
a
mockery
comprised
of
flour
and
water
with
lumps
of
dough
rep
of
our
life
Is
to
be
ma
Vw.i
to
the
front
door
of
th
parliament
buildings
,
The
policeman
asked
our
names,
and
welcomed
me
as
a
new
member.
We
walked
alon:;
to
the
office
of
Mr.
Raymond,
i
lie
ieik
of
the
House
of
Com
lan,
in
the
sense
that
ei
Is
to
be
done
in
such
a
please
God,
under
thf
of
His
counsel.
Remembei,
that
w
.
MAIL
lJLMVMtV;t
I.v.'",
The
Editor,
The
Daily
News,
My
attention
was
attracted
to
the
poor
mail
collecting
facilities
when
I
saw
an
old
lady
who
lives
in
the
1400
block,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
climbing
the
Conrad
Street
hill
to
mail
a
letter
at
Eleventh
Avenue
and
Conrad
Street.
That
incident
was
the
foun-
Let
us
first
of
all
read
the
record
of
Luke
3:1-18,
to
get
the
full
story
in
our
minds.
In
the
;s;
wers
of
John
the
Baptist
to
the
different
inquiries
made
of
him,
we
see
that
religion
U
not
lomething
entirely
apart
from
our
every-day
life.
He
did
not
tell
these
men
to
fast
for
a
week,
or
to
leave
their
business
and
retire
to
a
place
apart
from
where
olfier
men
liv
mons.
Ctlonel
Frank
Fairey
cf,
Victoria
was
just
one
step
ahead
j
as
much
religion,
as
n:
tlanlty,
as
we
succeed
r.
resenting
the
clams.
The
soup
is
usually
of
the
canned
variety
buried
in
a
too
watery
grave.
The
pork
chops
are
unfried
in
of
me,
for
he
was
already
inside
ui
in;?
sworn
in
We
met
three
ii'P.i
fioia
Newfoundland
one
a
Into
our
week-day
lir
not
one
whit
more.
WL
VyHEN
the
bright
little
stamps
which
help
the
yv
fight
against
TB
start
appearing
on
our
letter's,
we
know
for
certain
that
the
Christmas
season
inhere.
1
It
is
a
happy
introduction.
These
small
soldiers
ofTne
mail
are
waging
a
big
tind
Inspiring
campaign.
They
are
making
it
possible
to
finance
the
attack
ajjainst
the
insidious
disease
which
is
known
to
cRiim
10,000
new
victims
in
Canada
each
year,
a
rate
of
almost
30
a
day.
In
addition
to
these,
there
are
thousands
of
other
cases
which
never
reach
professional
attention.
;
For
the
afflicted
and
their
families,
there
could
!C
no
more
welcome
Christmas
gift
than
the
services
3iich
the
campaign
promotes.
Besides
the
immediate
help
which
is
offered,
there
is
the
research
program
which
keeps
alive
the
hope
that
some
day
ije
enemy
will
be
completely
licked.
"
But
the
benefits
of
the
campaign
do
not
stop
tfiere.
Since
the
real
purpose
is
to
stop
the
disease
fiom
taking
wider
hold,
the
mobile
X-ray
units
carry
on
their
crusade
wherever
there
is
humanity
igr
the
foe
to
plague.
2
Let
us
press-the
Christmas
seals
into
further
little.
They
cost
so
little
and
buy
so
much.
do,
even
to
eating
anc
Ion
;
we
should
do
in
the
na:
ed,
or
to
enter
upon
a
course
of
devotions.
Nothing
of
Lord
Jesus,
th?
kind.
I
foimer
member
and
two
who!
were,
like
myse'lf,
brand
new-i
t
oaiers
to
parliament.
l.lr
Raymond
has
a
French
courtliness
and
dignity
about!
liiiii.
With
my
wife
as
a
witness,
we
four
all
held
the
Holy
Bible
irt
the
same
Urne.
j
First
United
Ct
I
.union
oi
uie
mouon
aaopiea
Dy
a
gooey
batter
anJ
st,,
tt,6
eoW
I
city
council
requesting
Ted
Ap-
,
or
at
lukewarm.
on
Sun-piewhaite,
MP,
to
try
and
have
i
day
roast
beef
to0
tough
to
b(,
some
improvement
in
the
mail
;
eaten
Yes
tnere
is
a
1T,en.
!
collecting
service
of
the
city.
grinder
and
later
in
the
we
i
Otherwise
our
house
to
house
;
we
eacn
receive
three
dry,
snw-;
delivery
is
not
the
godsend
some
S
dllsty
liule
meatballs.
I
settle
imagine.
,
;
or
a
piece
0
bread,
and
the
j
I
understand
a
survey
has
;
meat
is
wasted.
Five
nights
a
keen
conducted
in
connection
j
week
we
get
boi0gna,
sardine
.with
the
matter
and
that
some
1
once
cold
ham
once.
,;
'
extension
in
mail
boxes
is
being
j
,
.
.
,
'
r,.,,vi,ic,ri
n
Thanksgiving
Day
we
They
were
to
begin
at
once
ft)
live
according
to
God's
commandments
In
their
own
partlcu-i
i
t
ailing
to
do
their
everyday
work
in
a
Christian
manner.
The
"people"
were
to
begin
to
practice
the
law
of
love,
thus
giving
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
tti
1
11
:00
a.m.
Morniii(
tirl
As
I
glanced
down,
I
half-tonsciously
noted
that
one
of
i
ilic
Newfoundlanders
had
work-ond-weather
marked
hands,
and
)
Anthem:
"Land
of
Ov
thought
to
myself,
there
was
i
I
understand
two
additional
waifd
hopefully
for
something
tne
ol
lne
our
of
us
who
really
Children's
Story
mi!
Service
in
charge
o(
liam.
Dunn
and
ft
Flddes.
7:30
p.m.
Evenini
rl
i
boxes
are
to
be
installed
in
See-
"f
l"a,"lIU'
'r-
,ns"
oi
.tion
7,
one
at
Emmanuel
Street
SJj!
0eAcA,T,
RWfn
'uee
bned,
greasy
little
.and
Sixth
Avenue,
the
other
at
it,moaouel
and
Eighth
Avenue,
SfS'
Kwa
mC"
f"tr
"n?
He
'eft
n
d
and
land
that
the
box
now
at
Elev-i
?f
had
dlnn"
downtowa
However.
.eth
Avenue
and
Conrad
Street
;is
to
be
transferred
to
Tenth
'
we,
cannot
really
afforlnsl,l?
j
Avenue
and
Alfred
Street.
,
,
extravagance
as
we
pay
$40
out
had
earned
his
bread
with
the,
.-
vvei't
of
n.s
iacc.
I
We
repeated
after
the
clerk,
in;
mil
.on.
the
oath
of
loyalty
to
iier
Majesty.
Ihe
words
arei
familiar,
for
I
recalled
that
in
i.ic
vi
ry
same
city
of
Ottawa,
t'Wjy
back
in
1915,
I
swore
the
up
their
greed
and
selfishness,
j
The
"publicans"
were
to
cease
j
the
prartice
of
extortion
and
be-
j
rin
to
deal
honestly
and
Justly
j
with
all
men.
The;
"soldiers"
j
v.ere
to
refrain
from
all
acts
of!
violence.
He
did
not
tell
them
!
to
give
up
their
calling,
but
to
do:
their
duty,
as
good
and
true
men
j
in
their
calling
to
carry
the'
principles
of
true
religion
Into
all
their
acUons.
j
It
is
well
for
us
to
catch
this
j
!'
non.
A
great
many
people
I
Anthem:
"A
New
Cement."
Service
in
charge
of
'i
Adult
Club
with
M.
Facey
speaking
oc
:
hood.
COME
AND
WOES:
oath
of
allegiance
to
the
l,,
J;r2MISome.The
remaining
$U1
doesnt
!
me
pilots
more
than
justify
man
.
,,
,
uiandfalher
of
our
present
knows
what
needs
to
be
done.
However,
he
is
a
nun
who
wonts
special
treatment.
Pio-ple
who
want
special
treatment
should
deal
et.
a
wleket
of
their
own
or
even
at
a
branch
bank
of
their
own.
so
that
they
don't
obstruct
busy
peeple.
What
irks
me
most,
however,
is
the
slow
service
I
pet
when
I
ask
the
teller
to
do
s
!ine
quile
ordinary
service
for
me,
like
advancing
a
small
loan
or
cashing
a
draft
on
the
Venezuelan
.State
Bank
1
hvm
ut
i
u,,,.n11,i
,(oa
bucii
luxuries,
wiuiioiony
"
,
il
our
lot
We
know
from
duy
-"''
:a,
1
was
v,"ry
younB
so1"
the
removal
,-J?"l,IiK?1i,?tff
of
the
box
now
lo
1
....
?
U-.
-;t'
'"-;-',;'
.,-4
-.'i
V
S
'.rf5
.,
'
'.
l
-
-
n
-
1
;
H-
.i.,;.
-I
t
.i;
:
'
J
''.'"4
think
that
being
a
Christian,
is
grjNDAY
SCHOOLS
-to
pray
a
few
moments
morning
j
umted.
Beginners
it
and
evening,
to
read
a
daily!
arv
at
11
a
m;
0:r:
to
day
what
to
expect
on
the-
1
table,
and
10
years
from
now;
it
'
f
'Jn
is
number
565
and
will
be
the
same,
unless
some-
1
loks
out
over
the
front
lawn
thing
is
done
about
the
situu-!
(Jf
parliament
buildings,
tion.
I
will
have
a
wonderful
spot
chapter
or
two
in
the
Bible,
and
)2:i5;
at
Conrad
I'm
cated
at
Eleventh
and
Conrad,
which
now
serves
at
least
25
families
in
the
neighborhood.
The
removal
of
that
box
just
doesn't
make
sense-
N
t
only
should
Tenth
Avenue
and
Alfred
Street
have
a
box,
to
attend
church
on
Sunday,
and
(
au
8
u
a
m
the
mid-week
meeting,
or
the
OTTAWA
DIARY
Z
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc.
''ith
the
diplomatic
and
po-
t'-rv;
thnn
was
the
ease
even
lijcal
climates
surrounding
):
n
than
a
year
ago.
President
Eisenhower's
visit;
Tf
the
Eisenhower
adminislra-hjve
conspired
to
create
the
tirn
were
demonstrating
over-fertation
in
Parliament
Hill
,
whelming
popularity
among
the
circles
that
the
interchange
of
;
V.rttvd
.States
people,
the
Presi-v-3
between
the
two
chiefs
of
'.
dent's
answer
to
anv
tri'.lri.m
cte
may
be
interestingly
frank
of
its
policies
would
be
obvious.
2-vom
the
standpoint
of
recent
!"'t
in
elections
held
as
recently
fiittlomatic
incidents,
Prime
"'
'"hin
the
past
fortnight
the'
Nflnister
St.
Laurent
has
plenty
j
Republicans
have
suffered
slg-fCout
which
to
talk,
if
he
eon-
'
"I'l.-ni.
reverses.
Thstt's
where
sMers
the
occasion
opportune,
'he
political
factor
in
this
week-Tfce
topics
ran-e
all
the
wa
frr
1
end's
Eisenhower
-
St.
Laurent
tie
delays
being
caused
by
the
t
is
enters.
The
President
can-l'.ited
States
to
Can-nw
-
not
reply
to
Canada's
corn-
fiom
which
to
watch
the
big
It
shouldn't
be
too
difficult
r.
:'.''
aim
rrayer
nour.
i
,rw"ff"1
with
a
little
thoughtfulness
to
IJJ,jncs-
break
the
monotonv
of
nur
My
room
mate
is
also
a
new
DIRECTOR
but
an
additional
box
should
be
firrvlrm
'.n
ill
rhuriti"
nml
1:J
p.m.
""i"
."in
rirvl
"
""
r.!-rc1
at
Ridley
Court
From
1
menu-
we
certainly
would
:p-
i-'u"rai
iiiemoei
num
Preciate
a
meal
where
in
Ontarlo-a
Mr
White
thut
corner
theie
aie
residences
i
simple
prepared
!
iiri'sj
out
in
every
direction.
i
wiln
care
and
variation.
Is
this
who
hadn
t
yet
arrived.
t
wuiild
like
to
know
what
loe
mur-h
to
ask?
We
would!
My
wife
shamed
me
into
get-Ihoii'-'ht
has
been
given
to
the
!
gladly
co-operate
in
any
way
ting
a
new
hair
cut.
The
charge
home?
on
Seal
Cove
Circle
or
i
we
can
and
"
we
can
eat
our
'
was
35
ca
nts
at
the
barber
shop
,M.1.H
N
Ctl"11
4th
Aw.
W.
t
Dui
Holy
Communion
I
c,.rf
Srhool
1.00
for
at
Cove
itself.
Are
those
I
meals'
waste
would
be
held
at
j
the
government
provides
-
.
.
'
..
'
'.
in
minimum
f
,r
i
:bjl.
.
.
V
OOPS!
WE
MADE
A,
Canon
Basil
S
Pwiw
f
These
practices
are
Important
as
means
of
grace,
but
they
are
not
in
themselves,
the
Christian
life.
True
religion,
Is
living
out,
the
principles
of
the
Christian
faith,
In
one's
ordinary
week-day
life.
It
is
getting
the
Bible
and
prayers
and
services,
into
thought
and
motive,
character
nod
act.
,
i
Wefmuat
not
cut
our
HvMipJ.
two,
and
call
.one,
Jiari,
secular,!
governing
It
by
one
set
of
principles;
and
regarding
the
other
part
as
sacred,
to
be
controlled
j
bv
another
set
of
rules.
If
we;
profess
faith
in
Christ,
then
all;
in
in"
suoposeci
in
warn
up
to
,'
!
:
'..
.
T
'
way
plans
to
s
the
restrictions
P''unts
that
lus
administration
...
.
kiKvr
Kt
II
M
VVSh-
Ave
K.
t'
which
,.,.,.M,.Vre
the
letir
oetoniis
,
wiill
i-tviolaOoii
irjlhspirU
if
not
J
oiV..
people1
of
ui
-Republic.
tfU'V,
vZTn
"Oah,
i
i
Lt
Minister:
Z
lptter
of
OATT,
upon
dairy
theh.omejt
tnc
political
evi-
:.r,;uno!,d
their
ninilina9
HKI
MUM"""
H-nce
the
stage
of
the
talks
,
would
,"k
to
nnint
nnt
f
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
527-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
4th
Avfli'K
and
would
drop
in
occasionally
at
mealtimes.
AN
INMATE
OF
THE
PIONEERS'
HOME.
(0l"
,IU.T
filH.'
68
th
A
f'
'.",
..IIIIN
.'
"
''
fiankne
I
lL
S'U.V,
Whether
by
fut,'?l'he
1
postal
authorities
that
the
.-!
s.
such
(,.,,(n
f
gl
u
B
(J
J
pVimMTrM
"
r11'-'
on'y
Cove
sub-stations
in
connection!
Tr
Phi!iMlmV'ifh
house-to-house
deliv-
ILm,tt
nH
,Vte
"nf
'
has
thrown
the
whole
mail-The
Tl
subject
matter
of
f
the
talks
.
;
j,,,,
..vstf,m
out
h-s
been
well-kept
by
both
Ot-
p.viouTly
people"
went
daily!
tawa
and
Washington
as
a
loj,
tne
pJt
for
nlaV.
"'
"
'
,
1
whether
it
be
down
town,
Sta-i
One
thing
is
certain:
the,
tion
B
or
Seal
Cove,
and
as
a
f
resident
isn't
just
coming
here;
rule,
would
mail
their
letter
fcr
the
high
honors
he
will
re-!
then.
Now
letters
must
find
Cive
and
for
the
lavish
social
'their
way
to
a
mail
box
if
nno
tUere
is
also
the
more
recent
threat
to
cut
off
Canadian
im-ri'ts
of
lead,
zinc
and
coarse
groins.
11
these
developments
po-tjilial
as
well
as
actual
have
.'ved
as
definite
irri'nts
t'i
fijtawa
in
the
otherwise
good
roighhor
relations
existing
with
VjVshington.
They
haven't
dis-tmbed
those
relations
as
yet
in
rpv
basic
or
vital
way
But
they
oiifinitely
have
strainer!
them.
Advocates
of
a
foreign
policy
bjj,secl
on
closer
relations
with
tue'
Empire
and
less
dependence
J
Washington
are
getting
a
more
sympathetic
hearing
these
Sunday
School
J.
NOTICE
.
...
Mrrnu'
The
A.
MocKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
ADVERTISEMENT
should
hove
read
FLOOR
LAMPS
complete,
from
$17.50
D..lnr:
RfV.
n
u
..
,
B
First
Presbyterian
Church
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East.
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currle.
j
SONDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1953
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock.
Subject:
"Fruits
of
Old
Age."
Sunday
School
12:15.
Evening
Worship
7:30.
j
Suhjert:
"Whose
Side
Are
You
On?"
j
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy."
j
can
be
found.
niu'iiuuii
inai
win
oe
paia
to
;
him
The
size
of
the
working
ftr.
'
D...i
now
party
that
is
accompanying
him
Eveninn
u
BeCt0r',Vnmbi.ni
KtrndBV
Srhix.1
i
People
living
in
Section
2
have
had
but
one
mail
box
during
the
past
30
years.
I
think
they
will
be
well
advised
to
exercise
n
little
vigilance
now
that
an
extension
in
the
service
is
being
made.
In
fact
all
people
in
all
sections
of
the
city
should
see
that
they
are
not
overlooked.
ALD.
GEORGE
B
CASEY.
makes
that
plain.
Furthermore,
the
work
party
is
complete
from
top-level
advisors
of
the
President
down
to
humble
stenographers.
The
indications
are
clear
that
some
time
during
the
week-end
the
decks
are
going
to
be
cleared
for
a
real
shirtsleeves
session.
Mornln
Wornhip
"m
629
0l"
"
ln.rd
General
Meeting
of
the
Community
Ratepayers
will
be
held
in
the
Legion
Auditorium
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