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Daily
News
Thursday,
June
11,
19:i3
Konleii
Annunciation
Committee
to
Do
&JUJJu
.
With
SanJ.j
Of
M
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DiL
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tirr
ncwiy-appoiniea
Because
of
the
high
cost
of
material,
the
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
Is
unable
to
pay
for
construction
of
a
fence
enclosing
the
school
playground.
Group
Forms
.
Fix
Grounds
government
to
accept
a
bigger
share
of
the
costs
of
education.
In
its
resolution,
the
federation
said
educational
facilities
across
Canada
vary
greatly
and
in
many
areas
"are
deplorably
inadequate,
with
little
hope
of
improvement."
The
associations
were
concerned
net
only
with
provincial
matters
in
education
but
nationally
as
well.
Captain
W.
E.
(Bill)
the
bridge,
the
lux-Prince
George
opened
I)
Peach
Shorfcafe
!;
s
Alaska
cruise
season
The
Canadian
Authors'
Association
today
announced
its
24t.h
?nnual
poecry
contest
is
open
to
sll
residents
of
Canada.
Special
award
will
be
made
for
the
best
poem
on
Alberta.
The
Alberta
Poetry
Year
Book
will
contain
a
selection
of
100
of
the
best
entries,
including
all
prize
entries.
Members,
however,
at
the
final
I
meeting
of
the
present
term
last
,
ijcrt
mis
iiiuiuiiiB.
hut
busy
man
aboard
Irii
Law
tciiic
wiiu
10
in
TERRACE
This
centre
had
a
world
preview
last
night
when
'Prelude
to
Kitimat'
received
its
first
public
showing
before
an
audience
of
1,000
in
the
Civic
Centre.
In
introducing
the
film,
George
Vincent
of
Altan
said
Terrace
was
chosen
for
the
occasion
because
its
future
and
that
of
Kitimat
were
tied
together.
Heforesaw
the
time
when
the
two
places
would
be
competing
in
sports
and
sharing
In
community
efforts.
He
said
Terrace
was
a
favored
spot
as
a
junction
point
and
a
neighbor
of
Kitimat.
The
film
was
a
spectacular
documentary
of
the
Alcan
pro
mj-'rir,,
formed
a
volunteer
work
committee
to
build
a
backstop
to
prevent
balls
from
rolling
Into
yards
of
neighboring
homes.
The
meeting,
under
chairmanship
of
the
association's
new
president,
Art
Murray,
also
en-dorsd
a
move
to
hold
meetings
on
the
second
Monday
of
each
month,
beginning
next
September.
Representatives
from
the
senior
grades
attended
the
meeting
and
were
invited
by
president
Murray
to
attend
gatherings
again
when
the
association
begins
its
fall
sessions,
first
'
At
Montreal,
the
Canadian
Home
and
School
and
Parent-Teacher
Federation
concluded
Its
16th
annual
meeting
by
passing
for
the
10th
consecutive
year
a
resolution
-urging
tne
federal
i...L
L
of
tne
aiways-acuve
office.
Ken
spent
the
.loyine
the
sunshine.
.re
210
tourists
from
and
the
U.S.
aboard.
.
,.-aH'Vine
reports
that
latsol
Abel
is
doln?
11
with
the
Calgary
i
b'lball
team.
Dave
I
a
400-foot
homer
in
(inv's
pamn
to
keep
his
,
(he
winning
column.
1,1.
Mrtcurys
hiive
drop-.
ni'
came
this
season.
playing
on
first
plate
,
in
the
field.
uain'T
Prlnee
Rupert
!
quietlv
yesterday
un-:i;,nrt
of
Capl.
K.
W.
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succeeded
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SIR
ALEXANDRE
KORDA,
60-year-old
British
film
mag-,
nate,
wed
Alex
Boycun,
25-year-old
Canadian
in
a
surprise
ceremony
at
Vence,
France,
Monday,
performed
by
the
mayor
of
this
artist
colony
town
In
the
Alpine
hills
behind
the
French
Riviera.
ject
irom
the
first
stage
of
construction
to
commencement
of
the
plant
at
Kitimat
last
fall.
Of
special
interest
was
the
christening
'of
the
Kenney
dam
a
year
ago.
Will
Robinson,
president
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade,
introduced
Mr.
Vincent.
(
ildwcll
recently.
On
SPECIALS
GOOD
SHOP
WiiE
YOU
HAVE
-
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i
TILL
WEDNESDAY
i
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1
1
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of
passenirers
.
f
piiner
ln
Jenkins
!
Min
duck,
kerpin-;
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smile
was
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miiioliiti'd
as.sl.it-
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wi"h
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no
pas-
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holiilHv
tour
n
a
uvcr
to
Ketchikan
k.
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.iri'ii"h
trip
yesterday
I'Mive
Hupert
then
east
wis
Mm.
John
llalls-
!
Niitiinuham,
England,
U:ut
visit
with
her
.
Sieve
Kinj
of
'pending
the
past
10
Oanties
visiting.
Mr.
i.in
nts.
Mrs.
Halls
worth
VARIETY,
QUALITY
JUNE
17th
And
LOW
PRICES
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dff
here
between
boat
PACIFICorCARNATION
BREADClfTTlC
MILK
FRESH
DAILY
Tit
Pineapple
Choice
Typhone
Sliced,
20
oz.
Per
Tin
LOAF
Salad
de
W
79c
mm
Dressing
f
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oz
CHOCOLATE
BARS
.
.
4
for
25c
WRIOLEY'S
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4
pkb.
19c
TEA
BAGS,
Nabob
Deluxe.
$1,20
Choice
Bulman's
tine
fi
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on
her
return
to
md
Mrs.
S'.eve
King,
rand
son-lii-liw
of
Mr.
I
s.
Con
.Slnrdale
here,
1
f-'hime.-i
where
Steve
!
t!i'
logaina
camp
np-iv
Neil
Madonald
and
r
rosluk.
'
ii,n
Johnson,
daughter
and
Mrs.
R.
E,
Mimrc,
.vcd
on
the
Rupert
for
She
plans
to
spend
two
i:h
her
parents
before
i
to
her
home
in
Seet--cil
fetjtoftrV
fVurimfi
i::iily
soon
as
son
Mrry
home
from
university.
th'T
married
daughter,
also
from
Seattle,
o
snend
hoi
summer
h.
re
too.
claiming
that
he
and.
Cantor
have
very
little
nn.
really
R.
H.
(Slim)
"it
took
congratulations
ide
as
election
day
a
new
member
of
the
In
nn
already
happy
if
live
daughters.
;
hp
for
my
girls
basket-im,
'
canned
the
vlce-.1
cf
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Memorial
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Only
problem
no-v
1
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the
right
name
and
Miircaret)
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do-In
hospital,
is
Hiixlous-over
a
list
of
some
"I's
supplied
by
the.
'''Thing
staff,
ewie
in
the
list
was
rl
slraiuht-ofr.
It
read:
125
in
bag
H.
FBlf
15-oz.
firaham
Wafers
Christie
16
oz.
pkg.
DRANO,
cleans
drains
.....33c
OVENO,
cleans
ovens
34c
Stoned
Vheal
Thins
...
pkt,
25c
DRINKING
STRAWS
.
.
pkl.
15c
POTATO
CHIPS
pkt.
25'c
WOODBURY
SOAP.
4
bars
25c
Hansen's
Instant
Pudding
pk.
16c
SOYA
BEAN
SAUCE
35c
For
Clinw
Mcin
Spot
Remover,
brush
lop,
bot.
45c
CLOTHES
PINS
...
...pkt.
32c
3
ilo.cii
to
package
j
BOSTON
WES
IJI
JL
OZ.
tin
TUFFY
DISH
CLOTHS
.
pkt.
24c
SATIN
A,
makes
ironing
easier,
9c
WRITING
PADS
19c
Mil
;f
Cartoned,
per
quart
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Names
of
the
five
Something
new
in
ice
Cream.
Made
ICE
CREAM
up
to
look
like
Chocolates.
A
real
M
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carry
a
wide
selection
of
Cookies,
Cakes,
Biscuits,
Buns,
etc.,
for
lunches
and
picnics
.
treat.
Try
some
ARCTIC
Our
iif
the
brst'liranils
'":hlers
in
th"
Ilavld-iily
are
Diana
Murcnrrl.
Vvimie,
I.ola
Marie,
l.miisr
and
Uremia
Kulli.
Mrs.
Karl
Oorden
!
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dock
to
meet
Mrs.
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sisler.
Mrs.
C.
A.
Price
"illii-is.
Mrs.
Price,
ne-li'd
by
her
small
son
'
is
passing
through
Ru-i
her
wiv
home
from
a
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Columbia.
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made
by
Fraser
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Milk
Producers.
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v,
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tu.
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Eb.
pkg
fen
ALLSORTS,
per
b.
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large
heads
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2
for
25c
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13,
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beginners
for
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term
at
the
nearest
bv
June
17.
Children
'
s;:
years
old
bv
'553.
to
be
eligible
for
lent.
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M.
Roper,
.'-Treasurer,
School
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69c
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75c
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