I'rirtce
Ruprtt
Duily
News
Satuuday,
March
13,
1954
BiUe
Jiiililule
d
Police
'
0)-
pu1ix'i
sst
tl
Student
Citizens
Election
Campaign
Gets
Underway
SPRINGIIILL,
N.8.
(CW
De-j
6ECKLBY,
Sussex,
Eng.
CP)
spite
a
day-long
fall
of
wet
enow
:
Council
decided
to
close
down
a
record
number
of
358
residents!
ata-iupcnrtied
tjoun
i
,
,
.,
i
because
of
misuse.
The
decision,
turned
at
Red
Cross
mobile;
up
a
hnwVf.r
r(,versMl
ana
a
blood
donors'
clinic
here.
Offi-
women
"who
will
demand
m.re
cials
said
the
number
was
high-j
icsp
ct
man
a
man"
is
to
be
put
est
in
the
town's
history.
In
charge.
aCecturiT
-
ere
Saturday
Sermon
By
W.
H.
LKMMON,
St,
Peter's
Church,
Seal
Cove
"THE
PAUSE
THAT
REFRESHES"
L.
MacDougall,
lecturer
at
the
George
Henry
termed
himself
The
Future
Citizen's
Day
elec-
i
tion
campaign
got
underway
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
JUST
ARRIVED
While
listening
to
your
favorite
radio
station
you
no
doubt
nnH
n
airiPrmanic
candidates
leader
of
the
SSH
party
i
Shorter
School
Hbursi,
and
promised
to
shorten
hours
by
deleting
frills.
Aligning
themselves
with
the
PSH
party
were
aldermanic
candidates
Ron
Black,
Jack
Davidson
and
Peter
Bartlett.
Other
cundiuates
are
Greig
Forbes,
Mdvin
Anderson,
Dermis
Reid.
Briercrest
Bible
Institute
of
Caronport,
Saskatchewan,
will
be
guest
speaker
at
a
two-day
series
of
meetings
at
the
Evangelical
Free
Church,
Ambrose
and
Sixth
Avenue
East
tomorrow
and
Monday.
Mr.
MacDougall,
who
is
on
tour
of
the
west
reporting
on
the
work
of
the
school,
will
speak
at
both
regular
services
al
the
church
Sunday
and
at
a
meet-
have
heard
the
announcer
say
at
various
Interludes
let
us
pause
'
gave
their
initial
campaign
for
station
identification.
This
allows
the
listener
a
short
time
for
i
speeches
before
the
student
body,
rest,
to
sum
up
what
has
gone
before
or
that
is
to
follow.
The
auditorium
session
also
It
would
be
a
very
good
thing,
----
'heard
Fred
Aston,
chairman
of
for
most
of
us
is
we
could
Ret
a
I
slr0llS
,arms
of
Possessions
and
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
'
Dleasures
and
unli.iu
wa
hav
:
merce
committee
snonsorintr
the
MEN'S
LOAFERS
more
interludes
into
our
'
r
few
,
-
mim1
r
,
nmiw.t
anr.
.,,,,,
p
ln,.P
Gary
Morrison,
Helen
Olson,
John
Dumas,
Joan
Grimble,
iuglas
fr.ankey,
Duane.
Lough-
and
BUCKLES
to
when
we
have
had
too
much,
j
Rupert
City
Clerk,
we
find
ourselves
in
their
I
Helen
Trapp
Is
the
students'
strong
embrace
restltng
furiously
j
city
clerk
who
set
the
nominate
find
some
way
out.
tlon
day,
held
Thursday,
and
J
Ian,
Robert
Brewerton,
Shirley
ing
Monday
night
when
he
will
Ann
Pierce,
Fred
Kristmanson,
;
show
slides
depicting
the
work
Phil
Lyons
and
John
Dumas.
ol
the
school.
For
Casual
Wear
CTORY
11
i
.im-.hi
zz
1
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.
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J
lni.niulr
hi.
I
j
a
no
p
(
fB'lf
f""
f
Half
."""
(
l)infH
5
Mil"
I
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''
(
If
then
we
recognize
this
as
,
PiilnS
aX.
scheduled
for
March
true,
what
are
we
going
to
do
!
16-
about
it?
Perhaps
like
the
radio!
Mr-
Long
outpd
for
tne
RE-ROOF
.
.
.
announcer,
we
should
find
an
:"":"u'
mc
meinuus
oi
pumng
interlude
In
our
dallv
life
mirt
and
illustrated
the
ballot
form
pause
to
identify
ourselves
and
i
and
Mr-
Aston
stressed
the
pur-
ill
ASPHALT
ROOFING
It'll
to
find
refreshment
for
our
1
f"5
ule
pJ:i
wiim-h
is
uc-
souls.
before
going
on
to
wrist
i
slt'ned
to
show
the
students
how
and
51Q
95
lies
ahead.
I
municipal
government
is
earned
out
and
how
a
business
or
Insti-
i
,.t
rv,
n.it
u
,ui
,
j
daily
life
than
we
do
get.
Most
of
us
arc
suffering
today
from
a
good
many
things,
and
I
am
sure
you
will
BRi'Pe
with
me,
that
one
of
tlinm
Is
the
pace
at
which
we
are
living.
Many
of
us
rk.klng
our
lives
to
save
a
minute.
Our
days
and
our
nights
are
not
long
cnoURh
for
us
to
crowd
into
them
(he
thlnRS
we
wish
to
do.
In
fact
we
steal
as
many
hours
as
Is
possible
from
the
nlpht.
until
such
time
as
our
bodies
weary
mm
strain
and
our
minds
and
limbs
at
last
drive
us
to
pek
rest,
but
even
then
many
of
us
manage
to
take
a
book
undie
one
arm
and
the
radio
under
the
other.
We
have
no
time
to
pause
even
the
silence
would
get
on
our
nrrvps.
we
must
have
the
hustle
and
bustle
of
crowds
we
cannot
stand
to
be
alone;
to
go
to
a
quiet
room
and
shut
the
door
behind
us.
shutting
out
the
world
.
Vitution
in
which
they
are
inter-
Enquire
about
our
InstalmenT
Payment
Plan.
FOR
FREE
ESTIMATES
...
SEE
OR
CALL
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Ltd.
that
we
need
a
Spiritual
Vitamin
to
build
up
our
run
down
or
worn
out
souls.
What
finer
time
could
Also
MOC-TOE
OXFORDS
in
.black
and
brown
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Street
J
Mr,
t
fWM't'
(
..I
13d
pm
215
First
Ave.
West
Phone
909
you
consider
for
taking
such
a
tonic,
than
this
period
of
Lent.
We
must
steal
away,
if
only
for
a
few
moments
each
day,
to
some
place
of
quiet,
away
from
the
crowd.
It
Is
in
a
dally
renewal
and
strengthening
of
our
souls,
by
giving
them
a
dally
spiritual
diet
from
the
sources
of
Spiritual
SKRIOl
S
PROJECT
He
urged
the
students
to
take
the
project
seriously,
choosing
their
mayor
and
council
for
their
:
ability,
not
for
popularity,
and
also
asked
them
to
study
the
list
I
of
job
openings
carefully,
choos-
I
ing
a,
job
of
particular
Interest
!
to
themselves,
and
then
studying
j
what
the
job
involves,
so
that
'
they
may
arrive
on
the
job,
ready
to
take
on
actual
tasks.
Mayoralty
candidates
at
the
(pirn.
'
I
K.
flriili'
SIMt
I
H
0
Ol-'"
5
(
Bliu
k
(iin
(M.I
II
(
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i
a
in
g
.
7:M
I
Km
lyinmuit
3
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KMI'Ifl
j
oi
10
:
a
ra
I
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,n.
d
or.Bi
(
WHAT
YOU
CAN
DO
AT
HOME
WITH
and
our
friends.
Privacy
is
hard
;
Supplies
that
we
shall
find
such
to
procure,
and
some
of
us
would
!
refreshment
as
is-
found
in
say-feel
lonelv'lf
we
had
It;
we
are;
ing
our
prayers
Family
Wor-
school
are
John
MacDonald
and
accustomed
to
naving
inings
.iini
mm
mm
wuai.
m-ip
we
can
,
so
,
0
e
0
r
g
e
Henry
MacDonalri's
!
going
on
around
us.
Then
too,
j
from
the
reading
of
the
Bible
or
.
election
platform
Included
im-!
we
seem
to
be
caught
in
the
,
other
devotional
literature.
j
pr0Vement
of
the
school
play-
PLYWOOD
DOUGLAS
FIR
SYI.VAPLY
AY
t
All
tnis
is
quite
to
the
point
j
grounds,
rebuilding
of
the
old
just
now,
because
this
is
the
school
"which
is
falling
down,"
season
of
Lent.
And
Lent
is
an
,
sale
of
the
drydock
to
an
oper-tnterlude
which
the
Churcti
in
!
ator
who
will
maintain
It,
and
its
wisdom
provided
for
this
very
t
repair
of
city
streets,
thine:
to
draw
us
away
from
.
m
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
.!
11
am-
uniim
11
iv
"
mnterial
worries
and
worldly,
gains,
and
give
us
a
chance
to
save
our
Souis
alive.
If
we
use
;
this
-t-enten
Interlude
seriously,'
thf
Bishop.
H.
G.
Ha"-
(iuest
Speaker
al
Evening
Service
and
Fireside
will
be
Mr.
Kenneth
Johnstone
of
London,
England.
fr
and
Sermon
we
shall
find
that
it
not
only
eives
us
a
firmer
hold
upon
God,
Itntf
ol
Ifl.'il,"
the
Fireside
but
also
a
firmer
hold
upon
our-
i
selves.
And
this
is
a
very
im-
i
portant
thing.
.Pause
and
Pray
Worshln
regularly
in
the
',
Church
of
your
choice.
'"This
is
the
will
of
God
even
vour
sane-:
'
tificatlon
.
.
."
Read;
1.
Thessal-
onians
4
:
1-8.
You
can
carry
out
the
home
planning
ideas
you've
admired
in
your
favorite
magazines,
make
i
mart
furniture,
or
remodel
an
unused
attic
or
basement.
It's
a
pleasant
spare-time
pastime
and
you'll
be
proud
of
the
professional-looking
jobs
you
do
with
easy-to-work
real-wood
Sylvaply
panels.
DO-IT-YOURSELF
or
HAVE-IT-DONE
you
save
either
way!
With
Sylvaply,
most
projects
are
well
within
the
overage
man's
ability
to
handle
a
hammer
and
saw
,
and
when
you
"do-it-yourself"
you
save
money.
When
you
"have-it-done"
for
you,
you're
still
ahead.
Sylvaply's
time
and
money
saving
qualities
reduce
costs
too,
when
a
professional
carpenter
or
,.
;t)
contractor
does
the
job.
,
.
,
YOU
GET
PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENTS
v
T
Sylvaply
is
the
real
wood
of
a
thousand
uses.
-t.
Its
advantages
are
created
advantages,
engineered"
intd
the
material
dufing
manufacture
to
make
it
better
than,
wood
has
ever
been
before.
Sylvaply
lasts
a
housetime,
indoors
or
out!
tl
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday,
March
14
TTmI
dverttscment
is
not
publisKJ
o
displayed
by
thf?
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Coiumbi
nitr
Sunday
Scouts,
Cubs
Concert
Set
1:30
p.m.
Evening
Service
The
Voung
people
of
the
Church
will
have
charge
of
this
service,
led
by
the
President,
Arthur
Jones.
Special
instrumental
and
voeal
music.
children
12
m
and
over.
"atf
Service,
liimr,
Primary,
mm
Depls.
'
vftMl
meet.
"V"
i
ft.
.
f
"
i
I.
5-
:
L
,
For
Monday
Prince
Rupert
Scouts
and
Cubs
will
staee
a
"Ihnnk
you"
concert
In
the
,Clvic
Centre
auditorium
Monday
night,
ns
a
gesture
of
appreciation
to
city
residents
who
contributed
to
their
recent
campaign
for
funds.
Hifhll"ht
of
the
program
will
be
a
colored
film
on
the
1953
Scout
Jamboree
In
Ottawa.
.
tiIIWllll
II
1
1
ig
1
MR.L.
MocDOUGALL
rrrf
Bible
Institute,
Caronport,
Sask.,
ill
br
curst
speaker
at
the
iiflif
lift
yur
irftthtn
9ut
mf
tht
mrdinary
with
Sylvaply.
A
smart,
built-m
break
fa
tf
nook
mi
i
ft
own
abov
it
toty
and
tun
tor
D-ll-tovntlttnuYQV
can
it
otftr
antf
ffr,
with
iyivapty.
JGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
AMIIRDSK
anil
SIXTH
AYKM'K
kin'
IWV
ill
in;j.i
'
py
School
10:15
a.m.
IMrusr
mile
chaiice
l
lime
liinmic
iiw-
w
1
rsrc
III
t
I
;i"icl
oit
by
the
2nd
Cub
pack,
'
-r
ninq
Worship
11:15
a.m.
merflirifl
fr
nttrfvrf
tvtrm
rom
It
ety
ana"
thrifty
ihm
Syhopty
Wmy.
You
It
b
prourf
et
tha
fob
you
6b.
Gl
iyhaply't
Fr
Kant
fa.
remod(-tmg
yowr
attic
or
aamtn(
al
your
atoitr
.
ngclistic
Service
'
7:30
p.m.
Nay
Evening
8:00
p.m.
U
l'JAIII(i
I
t
V.".
'J
of
the
5th
group
with
middleweight
champion
Andy
Marshall
ff.ri.1.,
.
R-nut
skit
bv
Queen
Scout
Jim
Baldwin
and
boys
of
the
1st
and
2nd
troops
and
a
1iuiit.su
demonstration
by
Port
Edward
boys.
'mnp
nr.
MacDougall
will
show
slnlfs
(
n
llir
unrk
of
the
Institute.
TVr'i
ntw
world
ot
phetun
and
tavmgi
for
you
In
tmoH
Oo-ff-TowrtHf
furniture.
Vour
dvoftr
hot
iimpfa,
itfp-by-ttrp
tylvaply
frt
Hont
for
good
footling
coffoo
foblts,
cabinoti,
d
tnbltt.
Following
the
film,
the
program
will
wind
up
with
a
fing-song.
SHOULDN'T
MISS
in9
(or
seeing
again)
the
lotcst
ers
rea
Hrt'a
a
tohl
rodio
lo
arM
bnylit
noK
lo
mny
room
-
it
i
ttii
refiatritngty
mxlfiii,
ecpliomillif
low
pnesd
fVippr
III
by
r"BnwMwM
""""
HCA
VKtorl
I
ll.quolily
""
fn.fP,t
pwlomrnn..
"1
IlllVI
,
oi
o
FnlRin"Ctini
!
moJii
prieol
J
"at"
Un
intra
DDY
SCIENCE
FILM
i7
for
the
handyman!
I
nlil
:
.'
inl'4i-r
Whist
Drive,
:
.sh
i.
M"o.'-c
diiy.
8
p.m.
Rlor
color,
the
wonders
of
nature
show
ontvtnmnn'e
l-.f,..:
a:
C
v.ctir
fin
tut,
cltrity
tatinutic
rHiimi
cgnlm
Eitu
strenrtfi
ttr
r.ti.,1,,,
,
YOUR
SYLVAPLY
DEALER
IS
A
GOOD
MAN
TO
SEE
'
Visit
Handyman
Headquarters
in
ydur
neighborhood.
Whether
you're
an
old
hand
or
a
beginner,
your
dealer
1
St.
Patrick's
Ten.
M.irch
17,
ONLY
$29.95
AT
,
-
9
luitji
suit;
ii
i
ii
uiswuT
vt
iv
be
glad
to
give
you
advice
that
can
save
you
money.
Youf
dealer
hdi
Free
How-To-Do-lts
for
spare-tima
project.
C
Vh-lie
frh-.
2:30
pm.
llow
rmikin'T
in.1
apron
booth.
1
6
1
'
An
extra
special
meollnt
of
Vessel
Owners
i.ir
i-.U.
fishin-;
'
'm:iI
p-i-trcii'c
Fund
will
b1
held
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Sun-.:iv.
Man
h
14
at
2:0.1
p.
in
Please
at
end.
61
HcRAE
BROS.
'
The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
?
or
3(i
rnor
Claim
if
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Mondy.
March
15
-
8:00
p.m.
"I
Avrm,P
Kasl
pasl()r.
,
A
TII()un,
KVKttYOXK
WELCOME
NOW
"TAKE-HOME"
PANELS
Handy
sizes
for
those
small
job
and
repairs
.
.
.
Makes
"doing-it-yourself
"
tetoV
than
ever.
You
can
now
buy
"Take
Home"
panels
in
more
than
45
different
sizes
and
thicknesses,
from
12
by
36
inches
up.
Carry
them
home
or
slip
them
In
your
car
trunk.
You'll
find
th'est
handy
Take
Home
panels
ot
your
dealer's,
eacK.
1
clearly
marked
with
its
thrifty
price,
,
j
.-'
1K
.
.
TIMES
HAVE
CHANGED
4
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