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Shellout
Campaign
Is
Underway
in
Rupert
Today
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For
SERVICE
and
SAFETY-
THROUGHOUT
THE
YEAR
i
lie
kinsmen
cwo
of
Prince
:
a
safety
precaution,
they
will
be
Rupert
launched
Its
annual
set
off
from
an
unannounced
shcllout
campaign
this
after-
'annt.
All
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October
21,
19j3
j
iy,
noon
with
distribution
of
shell-cut
tickets
to
the
pupils
in
all
I
1
to
remain
at
the
fires
to
view
the
display.
Off-duty
police
and
firemen
are
being
recruited
by
city
schools.
The
campaign
continues
all
the
Kinsmen
Club
to
keep
clear
week
with
returns
being
turned
anv
children
who
attempt
to
go
SI
CALL
CABS
77
in
to
tne
Kinsmen
Club
by
next
10
tne
slw
ol
the
display.
Wednesday
afternoon
As
has
been
Gone
in
previous
Again
this
year,
the
students
J"
ntf
Tl,
wiU
,H"
at
the
bohfires
for
the
will
be
vying
among
themselves
vl?MeA
for
selling
nrl
o
in
J
children.
Hot-dogs
and
treats
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Starting
Career
ge
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4-VER
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Dr.
Daniel
J
is
beginning
a
new
jute
the
jovial,
gtey-J,tur
wanted
to
paint.
as
one
of
Vanning
thedule
physicians
and
i)i
ft
little
time
for
hob-
u
u
be
given
out
to
all
suring
themselves
a
happy
Hal
"Nearly
Everybody
Uses
99'
4
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children.
loween
at
the
Kinsmen
bonfires.
This
year
bonfires
will
be
held
at
Port
Edward
and
Digby
us
V-iLiu
.
,
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Prizes
to
winning
ticket
sellers
are
again
worthy
of
all
the
effort
the
children
put
into
the
campaign.
A
bicycle
is
top
prize.
This
will
be
given
to
the
pupil
who
sells
the
greatest
number
of
tickets.
In
individual
schools,
the
leading
ticket
seller
is
given
a
handsome
watch.
Second
and
third
prizes
in
eacli
school
w'll
be
pen-and-pencil
sets
and
wallets.
A
special
prize
is
being
offered
this
year
to
the
school
with
the
highest
average
ticket
sales
the
most
tickets
per
child
sold.
Grand
prizes
are
also
being
I-...,
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For
Safety
and
Fun
for
the
Kids
L:
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well
as
at
Conrad
Street
School,
c
the
death
of
his
wife
Gyro
park
and
Toiem
Parki
The
h,
"Dr.
Dan"
decided
It
bonfire
at
Port
Edward
will
be
good
time
to
end
one
looked
after
by
Kinsmen.
For
start
another.
Hie
one
at
Dig'uy,
the
Kinsmen
J
his
Beverly
Crescent
Club
is
supplying
the
hot-does.
his
affairs
in
und
up
.
made
,n
tne
am
fof
Now
he
plant
to
Hallowe'en
celebration,
.p.tano.
visiting
friends
Inslead
of
,ndividual
flreworks
ives
en
route.
displays
at
each
fire,
a
large
';ter
he
?
jh
aerlal
"rework,
display
will
be
Fra,u:e
There
he
wil
,
(olu;hed
off
fr()m
g
t.emrall
student
in
a
Par's
art
o;ated
realize
his
lifelong
f,reg
omeUme
durin
tne
,1
palntiiiB.
I
evening,
ifllan
and
his
wife
were
I
L
founder
members
of
'
A
250
fireworks
display
has
f
Art
Gallery,
and
had
been
purchased
by
the
club.
As
THE
LITTLE
GIRL
PICTURED
here
is
being
treated
for
a
congenital
disability.
Little
Barbara,
shown
with
her
favorite
doll,
will
require
many
months
of
specialized
care.
Many
small
children
who
come
into
the
world
as
perfectly
healthy
babies
are
in
their
early
years
stricken
by
polio
and
it
is
through
the
Kinsmen
Club
polio
fund
a
number
are
being
cured
and
able
to
live
a
normal
life.
,
Health
Authorities
Praise
Kinsmen
For
Polio
Fund
ON
HALLOWEEN
NIGHT
fa,'
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offered
for
the
children
collecting
the
greatest
number
of
tickets
on
Hallowe'en
night
and
bringing
them
into
the
fires.
Money
realized
from
sale
the
tickets
will
be
spent
for
refreshments
and
treats
at
the
Kinsmen
bonfires.
Any
extra
Buy
SKJEILILPiyilf
Ticket?;
(
"Htiln
the
Kimmpn
Hfln
the
Kiddies"
V
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;
I
pi.
with
its
eany
success.
jfthey
onianizcd
the
first
lit,
ball
held
at
the
gal-
POtK)
HITS
585
IN
B.C.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Polio
cases
reported
to
date
in
British
Colum-
High
tribute
has
been
paid
the
Kinsmen
of
British
Columbia
for
their
sponsorship
of
the
B.C.
Polio
Fund,
by
provincial
health
authorities.
The
praise
was
given
at
a
council
meeting
of
the
Association
of
money
will
be
used
for
the
1
:,rush.
the
doctor
hopes
"
dod,
me
.
provincial
numerous
other
Kinsmen
pro-
fi
a
third
career.
He
also
health
department
said
today,
jects,
including
the'
Kiddi
J
for
writing.
'
There
have
been
18
deaths.
'
Kamp
at
Lakelso
Lake..$
He
told
the
group
that,
earlier
in
the
year
the
need
for
planning
regarding
more
equipment
had
been
realized:
Following
a
visit
of
five
B.C.
specialists
to
hospitals
in
the
United
States,
a
trip
financed
by
the
B.C.
Polio
Fund,
a
policy
had
been
set
for
type
of
equipment
and
location
of
It.
.
It
had
been
agreed
that
equipment
would
be
purchased
roughly
on
a
matching
basis,
shared
by
the
polio
fund
and
the
provincial
health
department.
Equipment
purchased
had
included
27
tank-type
respirators,
four
rocking
beds,
polio
paks
and
a
great
deal
more
specialized
equipment.
To
date,
he
said,
the
Kinsmen
Clubs,
at
which
President
Bill
Bond
represented
the
Prince
Rupert
club.
Dr.
O.
F.
Elliott,
assistant
director
of
the
B.C.
health
branch,
said
the
program
against
polio
In
this
province
had
been
strong
because
of
the
work
of
the
Kinsmen-sponsored
voluntary
agency,
a
contribution
that
could
not
be
measured
by
dollars
and
cents.
"Yours
is
an
organization
that
SUPPLIES
w
I
SHELLOUT
I
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y
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rr
rss
rvi
n
t
I
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C
has
made
a
contribution
to
the
'
health
branch
had
spent
$42,000
people
of
this
province
that
you
on
such
equipment,
and
the
polio
can't
measure
by
the
dollars
you
fund
had
paid
even
more.
,
jpend,
since
you
not
only
spend
PERFECT
CO-OPERATION
'our
own
voluntary
dollars
but
j
From
one
who
hag
been
em.
you
stimulate
others
not
only
in
'
lo
d
wlth
tne
nealth
depart-o;c.vernment
but
in
hospitals
as
mentg
of
gnlor
govern.
well.
I
am
sure
that
your
dollars
ments;.
e
saldi
..iet
me
assure
are
well
spent."
,
you
tnat
the
cost-sharine
prin-
Thr
group,
able
to
move
with-
cipie
was
the
fuse
that
detonated
opt
thf
wt-i'-tions
of
povprn-
this
mass
movement
of
equipment
red
tape,
had
obtained
ment
to
this
province."
special
equipment
for
emergency
Another
example
of
the
volun-cases
at
a
moment's
notice,
sav-
tQrv
ornnn..
tiiinimess
to
co
YES
KIDS,
AGAIN
THIS
YEAR
THE
VARIETY
STORE
HAS
A
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
IL
iU.ll
Fireworks
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Candies
ins
n.iany
lives.
operate
and
1U
ability
to
act
They
had
spent
thousands
of
quickly
was
the
need
for
addi-iUars
on
equipment,
and
in
tinnal
physiotherapists.
The
B.C.
their
recent
gift
of
a
larg1?
en-
plio
Fund
had
suggested
that
it
tfowmef't
to
the
University"
of
could
supply
funds
for
imme-Britlsh
Columbia
for
the
founda-
diate
employment
if
the
health
tion
of
a
chair
of
neurological
re-
branch
would
share
the
cost.
The
search,
had
done
much
to
pro-
health
branch
had
concurred
but
mote
the
search
for
a
preventa-
i
was
necessary
to
get
approval
five
of
the
dread
disease.
'
from
Ottawa.
Eventually
appro-
and
due
to
the
FHlotJt
emphasized
that,
val
was
received
of
the
fund
group,
ro-operation
health
without
voluntary
a5en-
;ies
such
as
the
Kinsmen
polio
was
possible
to
start
the
.nd.
the
advancements
made
in
,
lvS1otheraplsts
working
much
the
field
of
health
in
Canada
..earner.
ning
the
past
half-century
"You
not
only
spend
your
own
vou'd
not
h",va,b"en
possible-dollars,
hut
also
stimulate
others,
"u
-ri
naenriei.
he
said,
represent
Our
most
sincere
thanks
for
a
a
ruarantce
that
public
opinion
tnh
well
done
for
the
people
of
;
will
b-?
V.rxit
lively
and
people
this
province
.
.
.
Let
us
continue
educated
and
helped
to
realize
to
foster
this
relationship
as
long
:
-
hit
enn
be
done.
as
polio
remains
a
problem."
tasks
'ti
;
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"Y
n
1
.
Be
sure
to'Jrop
ln
corly
ond
on
He'iowe'cn
r.igKr-be
sure
to
ortend
the
KINSMEN
BONFIRES
32
SHELLOUT
TICKETS
Keep
the
children
oil
the
street
and
sfoo-vandalism'
on
Hallowe'en.
;
SHELLOUT
TICKETS
Provide
funds
for
the
Kinsmen
bonfires
ond
the
-
Kinsmen
giant
aerial
fireworks
display.
SHELLOUT
TICKETS
Enable
the
children
to
win
prizes
for
salesmanship.
W
STORE
.
(HE
VAR
ETY
'KELP
THE
KINSMEN
KEEP
HALLOWE'EN
SAFE
.
U
elves
me
a
great
deal
of
pleasure
to
offer
by
official
and
jijv.6i',aJ
wishes
for
the
success
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
P
fciu1
Annual
Hallowe'en
Bonfires.
.
.
Relieve
that,
through
their
efforts
Hallowe'en
has
become
n-ii
nnr'
sane
celebration
for
the
children
of
our
city,
and
in
p:dr
:
that
the
Ciub
may
continue
this
work
I
would
request
th-'
tf-
'itirns
suppo-.t
the
Kinsmen
in
their
"Peanut
Day"
and
"Fhcllout
Campait;n."
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"Where
Your
Dimes
are
Little
Dollars
8
Third
Avenue
c
Red
400
Grand
orize
for
too
seller
in
citv
is
a
bicycle.
Othe
prizes:
5
watches.
5
oen
and
pencil
sets.
5
walletsr,"
prize
for
toD
school
and
prizes
for
too
collectors
of
",
tickets
on
Hallowe'en
night.
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Yours
sincerely,
H.
S.
WHALEN,
Mayor.
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Mr
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Halloween
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If
if
I
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THIS!!;
You'll
find
the
best
of
treats
at
the
Kinsmen
Bonfires
supplied
by
the
soh
of
Kinsir.cn
Shelloul
Tickets
CVe
Me
Kids
Clean,
Healthy
Fun
on
!;
Halloween
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find
tho
best
of
BAKERY
TREATS
ot
Van's
Bakery.
"Help
the
Kinsmen
Help
the
Kiddies"
Be
3'
.
"The
Freshest
Thinn
in
Town"
Comoliments
of
HEIP
THE
KINSMEN
HELP
THE
KIDDIES"
onerously
donated
by
This
sDace
gi
Northwest
Construction
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