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Frlnc
Rupert
Dally
New
Baturday,
June
13,
1953
Bosses
Entertained
by
Breakfast
Cmb
mmm
Bosses
were
kings
for
a
day
at
In
other
order
of
business.
Olson.
Mrs.
I
-obe,
S
ott.
Mm.
the
Cicdil
Women
Breakfast
,
Mrs.
Mary
McLeod
won
the
Mary
Turner.
Miss
Maiesa
Club
uuo
this
mis
mornine
morning.
I
raffle
prize
donated
by
Mrs.
Wiiwlic
and
Mrs.
Jocelya
Bolton,
Rirthl1av
..
M,,
Eolton
reported
that
as
4
""ft
5-
For
the
second
year
members-:
went
tQ
Mrs;
Mary
Turner
Mr8.
delegates
to
the
recent
Credit
Grantors'
convention
at
Victor
Catherine
Laurie
and
Miss
Margaret
Johansen.
of
the
club
put
on
a
special
breakfast
to
which
their
employers
were
invited
to
see
the
ia.
Mrs.
Laurie
and
she
had
des-
Bricle-Elect
Surprised
With
Shower
A
surprise
miscellaneous
shower
was
held
for
Miss
Rose
Marshall
yesterday
at
the
home
of
ciibcd
the
work
of
the
local
club
Awards
for
perfect
attendance
I
Ml
club
in
action.
With
the
uorona-
were
given
to
Mrs.
Yvonne
Bowes,
in
raising
funds
for
the
museum
tion
as
theme,
guests
were
dec-Mrs
Myrtle
Franklin,
Mrs.
Ethel
and
strc&icd
the
importance
of
orated
with
regal
headpieces
Georgeson,
Mrs.
Catherine
obtaining
a
new
Dunaing
w
Laurie,
Mrs.
Dorothy
Lugrin,
Miss
house
the
collection
of
valuable
Donna
Macarthur,
Miss
Mildred
Inrtian
relics.
v.
t
ii
I
i
and
received
miniature
crowns
made
of
soap.
Place
cards
bearing
a
picture
of
Elizabeth
II
were
prepared
for
the
occasion
by
Grade
IV
students
of
King
Edward
Schol.
Following
a
welcome
by
Mrs.
Jocclyn
Bolton,
club
president,
Mis.
R.
Morrow
with
joint
hostess
Mrs.
M.
Gilchrist.
The
room
was
beautifully
decorated
with
masses
of
pink
and
white
flowers,
and
a
floral
chair
had
been
prepared
for
the
hon
9
ored
guest
who
is
to
be
married
to
Mr.
Bill
Oiborne
on
July
4.
fort
garry
thanks
on
behalf
of
the
men
were
expressed
by
Phil
Lin7,ey
who
offered
the
thoughtful
philosophy
that
"where
there's
life,
there's
soap."
Miss
Marshall
opened
many
t
?
L
I
useful
and
levely
gifts
which
were
presented
In
a
gaily
decor
coffee
RED
LABEL
As
guest
speaker.
Major
W.
C.
I
Poulton
of
the
Salvation
Army
j
-I
,4
spoke
of
the
significant
values
of
:
the
Crown
s
represented
by
its
five
letters.
They
were
the
.'jA.
-,
ttt:
a.
.
ated
basket.
Following
an
ancient
Scottish
custom,
Mrs.
Gilchrist
presented
Miss
Marshall
with
a
flowered
vase
filled
with
salt
which,
the
Scots
believe,
will
bring
lots
of
luck
to
the
recipient.
Bingo
was
played
and
enjoyed
by
all.
There
were
18
guests
from
the
Ladies'
Legion
Auxiliary
who
all
helped
to
make
the
occasion
Church,
from
which
the
Crown
fcCRS
OF
THE
CANADIAN
girl
guide
delegation
to
the
Coronation
stand
outside
Bucking-
FORT
V
ilacc
By
special
mviiauun
oj
ueen
tu-.autun
me
aiiauian
guiaers
wuiciicu
uic
v
of
the
state
drives
through
London
fro.n
the
lorecouit
of
the
palace.
NO
SPECTATOK
Silt!
Carolyn
Schnurer
has
designed
this
all-over,
permanently
pleated
bathing
suit
to
look
lovely
after
dunking
in
the
brlniest
surf.
Softy
moulded
in
thalspun
jersey,,
woven
of
DuPont's
orlon
acrylic
fibre,
and
wool,
the
suit
zips
up
GARRY
I
flNEST
HAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
draws
its
spiritual
meaning;
the
right
to
succession;
the
orb
carried
by
the
British
sovereign
as
a
symbol
of
the
Church
and
the
"global"
breadth
of
the
realm;
the
women
who
form
the
greater
part
of
British
subjects
and
who
now
have
one
of
their
number
on
the
Throne;
and
the
national
aspect
of
the
Crown
as
it
applies
to
Canada.
a
memorable
one
lor
miss
Marshall..
....
Ipful
Hints
Make
Cooking
Easier
Canadian
.
sold
production
snugly
in
the
back
and
is
Arthritis-Stricken
Ho
usewives
REP
L.ABEL
from
1858
to
the
end
of
1951
was
nipped
tight
at
the
waist
by
a
equivalent
tol$3.602,610,l)00.
wide
elastic
belt.
kitchen.
Revolving
corner
shelves,
like
lazy
-Susans,
put
Jns
MKIU:KIH
i'i.-n,
Klulf
Wrllcr
i
rvnv
20
persons
In
his
some
form
of
in
or
arthritis.
alKiul
15.000
are
eon-beds
or
whpelehalrs
Keep
an
eye
out
for
such
things
as
egg
beaters
which
may
be
operated
by
one
hand;
pot
lids
for
use
by
weak
fingers;
land-handicd
dippers;
rollina-plns,
sllcers
and
graters
for
use
with
one
hand.
Rubber
suction
eups
arc
excellent
to
hold
mixing
bowls
steady.
Place
by
the
msi'n
work
cen
j
f
clherwise
useless
corner
space
to
excellent
use
and
are
simple
to
make,
.
Above
all,
don't
b&
too
fussy.
Practice
what
the
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society
calls
"a
little
intelligent
neglect."
or
;tti"i
ner
oi
toe
vun-
f
tlie
disease.
iUi
iirlhril-is
Is
the
mis
type,
and
Its
main
lnmsewlvrs
between
m
years
of
a".
Ill"
GOOD
BUYS
Arthritis
and
Rhenm-
tres
in
your
kitchen
-stove,
sink,
mivlng
centre
the
equipment
;
and'niaterlals
you
use
for
each.
Take
other
shortcut-;.
Cook
i
many
vegetables
unpeeled
and
!
make
one-dish
meals
to
cut
idy
was
formed
live
to
fiitht
this
wlrtc-
51
IIILI.MAN
Radio
and
Heater
$1
1
75
Inifnt.
one
of
the
ma-vrmcnts
beinu
44
mo-
51
PLYMOUTH
nitheriipy
units
across
try.
L
HINTS
Radio
and
Heater
$1700
16
DODGE
Radio
and
Heater
$725
1
ipty
h
is
ndvlce
to
helo
ally
disabled
to
run
wholcl.s,
which
may
19
ANGI.IA
See
this
one
at
$475
'
a
time
and
strengtn-
down
preparation
and
clean-up
lime.
Drop
biscuits
or
cookies
will
save
you
the
rolling
and
handling
of
dough
that
goes
with
most
baking.
The
size
of
a
kitchen
Is
tin
Important
factor
for
the
handicapped.
A
woman
working
from
a
wheel
chair
needs
a
fairly
large
kllcheo.
A
small
"t"
shiit)-cd
kitchen
Is
recommended
for
those
who
have
trouble
walking
A
h-indy-man
around
thu
house
can
think
up
many
wavs
to
help
a
disabled
person
in
the
4fi
NASH,
5-pa.sscngcr.
Radio
and
Heater
$
Q50
NMV
HUDSON
JETS
1953
JET
4-Door
Sedan
$2695
Hitftowic&y
Starting
July
1st,
1953,
a
new
plan
for
the
payment
of
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
premiums
will
go
into
effect.
It's
a
plan
that
makes
it
easier
for
you
to
enjoy
the
full
benefits
and
protection
of
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance.
All
arrears
have
been
suspended
and
under
the
new
plan
will
not
accumulate.
In
addition,
all
persons
who
pay
their
premiums
regularly
will
automatically
build
up
an
"insured
benefits"
period.
This
period
will
assure
you
protection
should
you
be
unable
to
pay
a
premium
because
of
temporary
financial
difficulties,
seasonal
lay-off
or
unemployment.
Here
is
exactly
how
the
plan
works:
1!)53
SUPER
JET
4-Door
others.
.s.inre.
it
takes
threr
rrmei'uy
to
stand
th
m
mi
ii
if
of
a
rh-'lc
or
twil
Is
advocated.
!t
:vp
adrrmat"
back
S'lp-
a
t
wit
rest.
'
Mount
bark
legs
of
the
stool.
"5
above
the
floor,
o
n
bp
tilted
and
wheel-
pasi:y
yet
stand
firm
n.
bo'-ft
will
h
r-n
h"
it
like
a
breid
bo-r;
If
a
working
surf.ire
Sedan
$2795
Demonstrations
on
request
"
OPTOMETRIST
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E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
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Heppner
Motors
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TO
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Wrongcll
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a
ho
'it
25
inches
fvnm
Measure
the
work
1
stool,
so
th"t
the
ol-the
some
hel"ht
from
tmrd
"'hen
sltt'n-r
i
s
nJina
This
should
give
"nitort.
or
on
the
r"f'l-""t'"
fn
on
the
side
nenrc-.t
;
counter
or
liihls
.n
I
m:iv
be
broimht
nut
movlntr
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round
the
"t
A
small
tea
c
rt.
or
'
wheels
also
reduces
trips.
r
weieht
when
ri.--cookinrj
ppns,
mixin-j
I
other
kitchen
articles.
1
:r.m,rlT
of
approved
Ure.
heavy
sheep,
ma-;
in
.'how
f-onriitiim
'if
-iilnz
over
250
poui
t's:
rwe.i
173
pounds
or
nnA
ntkfir
A
In
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a
Points
-
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v
L
Office
Opposite
Post
Office
1
Phone
266
pad
I
.M.ir!ra
ll.amm
i
to
cover
the
period
from
July
1st
to
December
31st
and
on
December
31st
to
cover
the
period
from
January
1st
to
June
30th.
Each
six-month
period
is
separate.
There
will
be
no
arrears.
If
you
cannot
pay
on
time,
you
will
not
be
eligible
for
Hospital
Insurance
until
fourteen
days
after
you
pay,
unless
you
have
"insured
benefits."
It
should
be
noted
that
"insured
benefits"
do
not
constitute
exemption
from
full
premium
payment.
If
you
have
not
paid
premiums
for
the
previous
six
months
(e.g.
January
1st
to
June
30th,
1953),
you
will
be
subject
to
a
one
month
waiting
period.
This
one
month
waiting
period
is
necessary
to
prevent
people
from
paying
premiums
and
receiving
benefits
only
when
they
know
they
are
going
to
hospital.
IF
YOU
PAY
THROUGH
PAYROLL
DEDUCTION...
If
you
make
payment
through
payroll
deduction,
your
deduction
will
be
made
one
month
in
advance
(instead
of
six-
months
as
before.)
Each
deduction
provides
Ilo.spital
Insurance
coverage
for
the
following
month.
Persons
wlio
are
now
prepaid
six
months
in
advance
will
retain
this
additional
protection,
as
there
will
not
be
any
refunds,
but
persons
coming
on
payroll
deduction,
from
now
on,
are
not
required
to
pay
six
months
in
advance.
"Insured
benefits"
will
be
built
up
through
regular
premium
payments.
I'T
old
".j-'
Bulger'i
"INSURED
BENEFITS"
By
paying
your
premiums
regularly,
whether
by
direct
payment
or
payroll
deduction,
you
will
become
eligible
for
"insured
benefits."
One
month
of
"insured
benefits"
will
be
built
up
at
the
end
of
each
fully-paid
six-month
period.
This
will
continue
to
build
up,
providing
all
premiums
are
paid
regularly,
until
a
maximum
of
three
months'
"insured
benefits"
has
been
attained
after
eighteen
months
of
continuous
payment.
This
means
that
if
you
cannot
pay
a
premium
by
a
due
date
and
you
have
from
one
month
to
three
months
of
"insured
benefits"
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
will
pay
the
hospital
bill
should
you
or
any
of
your
dependents
go
to
hospital
during
this
period.
If
you
pay
your
full
premium
during
your
"insured
benefits"
period,
you
will
be
fully
covered
by
Hospital
Insurance
without
any
.waiting
period.
However,
if
you
pay
your
premium
after
your
"insured
benefits"
period
has
elapsed,
you
will
be
subject
to
a
waiting
period
before
being
fully
eligible
for
benefits.
The
first
"insured
benefits"
period
will
be
available
January,
1954,
for
all
persons
who
have
paid
their
premium
due
June
30th,
1953.
IF
YOU
PAY
BY
DIRECT
PAYMENT...
If
you
pay
your
premium
by
direct
payment,
you
make
payment
twice
a
year
ou
June
30th,
11
M"Hday
7
p.m
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11
Medina
Tooth
ill
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Tursday.
8
p.m..
Lev
'
phiyers
and
offlclal:-1
to
attend.
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Nnrlhland
Dlry
5:
Ktartinij
lmincdiate-0
to
house
deliveries
tours
earlier.
Ut)
Frequent
sailings
Horn
New
Yom
to
SOUTHAMPTON
-LE
HAVRE
-ROTTERDAM
by
famous
NIPtlW
AMSTERDAM
VtENOAM.
MAASDAM
and
SYNDAM
Direct
to
ROTTERDAM
by
all
first-class
motor-twins
WESTLR0AM
and
N00R0AM.
For
'eighty
years,
experienced
travelers
have
enioyed
the
finest
transatlantic
life
on
Holland-America
liners.
Here's
where
shipheeping
.
.
.
sca-faring
.
.
.
cuisine
and
service
reach
peak
perfection.
Too,
for
truly
warm,
sociable
hospitality,
you'll
find
a
friendly
Holland
-America
crossing
a
new,
ditferent
experience!
Special
Sailing
from
MONTREAL
RYNDAM
JUNE
20
la
Southampton,
la
Hovr,
RolhJidom
Tom'IiI
$170
up:
Fittl
Clrmlrom
$250.
MONTREAL
WINNIPIO
VANCOUVm
S!tl
llurrard
Street.
PA
5131
Vaneouver
1,
B.C.
VANUOUVEIl
"
VVayitotntn
SUNDAY
Cmiiosun,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
YOUR
tlEXT
PREMIUM
IS
DUE
JUNE
30th
Please
make
sure
you
return
the
billing
notice
with
your
premium
payment.
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for
as
little
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$150
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M.,nlra':
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