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Daily
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Friday,
September
25,
1953
Civic
Centre
Plans
Adult
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Classes
in
Popular
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tangos,
rhumbas,
sambas
and
others.
These
popular
dance
steps
will
be
taugh
from
7
to
8
o'clock
Friday
nights,
and
from
8
to
9
the
same
nights
there
will
be
a
The
new
dancing
classes
at
the
Civic
Centre
are
still
growing,
and
another
class,
this
one
for
adults
interested
in
popular
and
ballroom
dancing,
is
planned.
Registration
in
the
junior
class
in
ballroom
dancing
if
enough
interest
is
shown.
Registration
for
these
classes
Or'
I.e
in
a
while
some-I
ogopogo.
Kelowan's
Lrt
serpent
and
i
.atest
v.ewers
are
i
Rupert
citizens
Mr.
i,)SS
Mansell.
4,ell
in
a
note
to
her
tone,
Kivs
they
"really
gh-
enjiiylng
the
sun-I
a
lakeside
cottage
I
were
visiting
with
jKulhfrfurd
In
West
flierford
said
she
saw
(humps
and
Its
tail,
iswiUliiiiR
back
and
looked
like
Its
head
jjjth
the
water."
ell
said
the
lake
was
'they
noticed
it
and
ry
thouuht
Ogopogo
classes,
for
ballroom,
tap
oi
ballet
dancing,
has
now
reached
200.
.
If
registration
is
sufficient
for
the
senior
classes
in
popular
dancing,
they
will
start
next
Friday
night.
Only
a
few
more
are
needed
for
the
first
class.
Buddy
Taft,
dancing
instructor,
hopes
to
start
these
classes
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.
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look
at
the
EXTRAS
Enterprise
offers
you:
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Fully
automatic
operation
when
desired.
fa
No-Warp
Oven
Bottom.
-fa
Evenest
baking
oven
of
any
type
range.
with
the
basic
steps
such
as
fox
trot
and
waltz
and
then,
if
the
class
so
desires,
he
will
sart
more
complicated
steps
such
as
or
or
a
a
D(i
mr.u
bui,,b
tr
is
expected
to
increase
even
more
after
the
big
membership
drive
October
5,
plans
for
which
are
now
well
under
way.
Stan
Saville
has
set
up
the
districts
to
be
covered
by
the
teams
of
canvassers
and
team
captains
will
meet,
probably
next
Tuesday,
for
instructions
on
the
drive.
There
will
be
some
15
t'iim
cnptalns
representing
15
service
clubs,
lodges;
P-TAs
and
other
civic
groups.
Making
up
each
team
will
be
members
of
those
same
organizations.
They
will
meet
at
the
Civic
Centre
before
starting
out
on
their
tours
of
the
city,
tours
which
will
take
them
to
every
house
in
the
city,
seeking
new
memberships.
At
the
close
of
the
drive,
the
Civic
Centre
hopes
to
have
a
total
membership
of
3,500
compared
to
the
present
2,500.
army
Is
set
for
session,
nuj
frve
jrve
a
i
:ntcr
i
the
sc
.es
n
soldiers
will
be-
next
Tuesday,
jf
with
a
dinner
in
Rupert
Youth
Awarded
Naval
Training
Prize
A
local
naval
reserve
youth
has
been
honored
for
leading
his
division
in
summer
training.
He
is
Harold
Webber,
18-year-old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reg
Webber,
147
Fifth
Avenue
West,
who
ics.
The
army
nag
friient
and
plans
are
feud
syllabus
oi
irain-
BRENDA
COLLINS,
25-year-old
writer
from
Kent,
Eng.,
is
traveling
across
Canada
on
a
motorcycle
and
intends.
to
write
a
book
about
her
experiences.
The
mileage
meter
on
her
small
English
motorcycle
registered
2,004
miles
when
she
reached
Calgary
after
a
three-week
trip
from
Montreal.
.
Lean
Is
back
from
a
tip
that
took
him
as
roft.
He
says
he
es-
Fastest
top
cooking
of
any
range
for
any
fuel.
Surpassing
beauty
in
modern
style.
it
Constant
level
valve
for
connection
with
inside
or
outside
tank.
it
Exclusive
Pilot
Light
feature
saves
30
per
cent
on
fuel.
it
Backed
by
over
80
years'
experience
in
Range
Manufacturing.
$2&F5.ONLY
3?DOWN
aVU
$13
MONTHLY.
ii.it
weather
and
had
I
driving
through
the
Parent-Teacher
Groups
Plan
Rupert
Book
Week
Contest
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
fcutry.
correspondent
for
Ittdrasts
in
Europe
the
library
board
has
organized
contests
for
students
in
grades
four
to
eight,
usually
consisting
Parent-U-acher
group
In
Prince
Rupert
have
taken
over
lioin
the
library
board
the
project
of
promoting
observance
of
Horlrr
was
anions
lira
to
the
museum,
piling
with
the
Ger-I's
party
and
evinced
was
awarded
the
prize
by
officers
of
the
Great
Lakes
Training
Centre
at
Hamilton,
Ont.,
for
attaining
the
highest
standing
in
his
division
while
undergoing
new
entry
training
for
two
weeks
this
summer.
The
prize
was
a
copy
of
the
book
"The
Cruel
Sea,"
autographed
by
the
author,
Nicholas
Monserrat.
The.
copy
Is
one
of
only
eight
personally
signed
by
the
author
and
given
out
in
Canada.
The
award
was
made
at
"divisions"
here,
by
Commander
T.
A.
Johnstone,
commanding
officer
at
HMCS
"Chatham."
i
of
essays
on
books
they
have
I
read.
Books
-are
given
as
prizes.
Young
Canada
Book
Week,
"HOEDOWN"
t"""1
which
were
aibcussea
1
his.
year,
parent-teacher
lit
In
one
of
the
guns
fcn
In
the
museum.
He
hi
a.
special
meeting
oi
ine
croons
wi
II
t.ulto
nwr
tho
pro
Prince
Rupert
Library
Board
It
as
a
Prussian
rifle,
ject,
probably
introducing
a
Civic
Centre
Teen
Club
Model
"B."
from
the
rilhelm
Regiment
of
new
type
of
contest
for
a
wider
range
of
students,
possibly
including
hieh
school
students.
At
last
night's
meeting?
representatives
of
the
various
par-
ira
a
three-month
Friday,
Sept.
25
9:30
-
12
p.m.
Admission
25c
jent-teacher
groups
accepted
re
with
P-TA
representatives
last
night.
Young
Canada
Book
Week
will
be
observed
November
15
to
22,
with
some
type
of
contest
for
local
students.
The
week,
observed
throughout
Canada,
is
designed
to
build
up
library
membership
and
to
encourage
young
people
to
read
good
literature.
In
the
past
in
Prince
Rupert,
Essential
for
formation
of
bone
sponsibility
for
the
project
this
year
and
planned
a
meeting
'
next
Wednesday
to
finalize
and
teeth,
vitamin
D
is
obtained
i
I
in
England,
Scot-It
Wales
are
Art'
and
(tph.
Mrs.
Groves,
the
s
Smith,
is
the
It
Mr.
and
Mm.
Jack
Sp
was
married
here
mainly
from
Hob
liver
oils.
(the
Old
Country
th
're
visited
with
The
Automobile
Association
(AAA)
offers
attractive
benefits,
to
motorists.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
OVER
;
Loral
Agent
PHIL
LINZEY
ives
and
Agnes
saw
District
News
here
her
parents
plans
for
active
observance
of
j
the
book
week.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Ker-gin
has
been
named
chairman.
Parent-teacher
presentatives
at
last
night's
meeting
included
Mrs.
Arthur
Logan
of
Borden
Street
P-TA;
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch,:
Conrad
P-TA;
Mrs.
H.
Lindseth,
Booth
P-TA;
Mrs.
A.
E.
CarLson'
of
the
Parent-Tearher
Federation,
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Roos
of
th?
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association.
find
raised.
They
also
ime
with
Art's
par-
rmto.
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
Phone
301
315
Third
Avenue
weds
went
over
and
e
Samaria
and
re-;ood
crossing
both
TORRID-OIL
SPACE
HEATERS
Modern,
streamlined,
compact,
efficient
and
attractive
that's
the
excitingly
new
TORRID-OIL
Series
700
.
.
,
the
heater
that
is
4
far
ahead
of
its
time
by
competitive
comparison.
There
is
a
new
TORRID-OIL
to
suit
every
purse
and
purpose
and
every
model
heater
has
the
beauty,
economy
and
quality
features
which
has
1
'
made
TORRID-OIL
the
most
popular
and
foremost
name
in
oil
heat
today.
Here
is
the
heater
that
all
members
of
the
family
may
enjoy.
For
the
TORRID-OIL
promptly
fills
its
heating
area
with
two
kinds
of
heat
radiant
and
circulating.
In
reality,
the
new
TORRID-OIL
is
a
space
heater
that
is
not
a
space
heater
...
actually,
it
is
a
portable
furnace
bringing
an
entirely
new
conception
of
convenience,
beauty
and
comfort
to
your
home.
See
it
at
your
dealer
today
he
will
be
pleased
to
help
you
select
the
.
proper
size.
;
'J,.:j.;,
$77
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$94
io
$104.55
v
are
leaving
next
I'lt
on
the
Norah.
Library
board
chairman
A.
D.
Ritchie
was
chairman
for
last
night's
Joint
meeting.
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At
a
council
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
it
was
decided
that
now
is
the
time
to
put
all
relevant
data
concerning
the
Terrace-Kitimat
highway
into
the
hands
of
the
local
MLA.
for
presentation
to
the
legislature
during
this
session.
Main
purpose
of
the
meeting
was
to
further
effort
in
this
direction.
Present
were:
T.
Rose,
president,
Duncan
Kerr.
G.
Duf-fus,
O.
MrAdam,
J.
MrConnell,
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
F.
Macklin,
itili
a
possibility
that
f
will
.see
the
World
CANADIAN
LEGION
BRANCH
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Don't
forget
to
get
together
at
the
but
he
wouldn't
say
lien
lie
."boarded
the
th
for
Vancouver
Bill's.
(Mne-to
see
Canadian
Legion
j
Card
Party
Held
Eight
tables
were
In
play
at
tin;
Legion
card
party,
last
night,
Prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
Cribbage
ladies'
first,
Mia.
M.
J.
Simpson;
m-n's
first,
Mrs.
Lillian
Williams
(fub).
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Whist
ladies'
lir.st,
Mrs.
W.I
Inspector
of
Schools
H.
V.
Ab
fciwll
while
In
then,
flhey
may
take
In
the
f
atch.
it
an
on
tele-
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t
fminUm
club
ha.
'
a
pry
this
year
In
the
.
Marshall
and
(she's
ftnounced
that
play
"Bring
Your
Missus
Night"
Legion
Auditorium
on
Friday
"
No
Admission
Charge
Admission
to
Legion
Members
and
Guests
Only
VISITING
LEGIONAIRES
WELCOME
bott
.and
F.
Mackliri.
Recrctary-treiisuror
School
District
53,
re-:
cently
visited
new
portable
schcil
,
at
Red
Rose
mine.
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
McRAE'S
CREDIT
PLAN
From
Skeena
Crossing,
the
finerway
on
Sunday,
my
other
change
that
play-night
has
d
to
Thursdays
ln-
track
winds
11
miles
up
to
4000
;
urumns;
mens
uii,
m.o.
.,
feet,
where
the
school
operates
:
Shrubsall
ul.
ladies
first,
Mrs
A.
E.
Bridge
for
14
mineworkers'
children
throughout
the
year.
Dickens,
sr.;
mens
first,
Mrs.
G.
This
may
be
a
record
for
school
i
Scott
sub).
of
the
McClymoi
t
elevation
in
the
area,
though
the
Members
teacher,
W.
Lodge,
has
climatic
i
park
Sewing
Club
were
in
char."?
qualifications,
having
Just
com-;
of
refreshments.
'Inesdays.
Last
year's
fftary
Is
Edith
Jack.
to
devot
her
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TOPCOATS
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Playing
more
bad-
le
pleted
a
year
at
a
mine
school
'
at
Yellowknife,
Yukon.
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The
Newfoundland
dog.
fearless
in
water,
may
weigh
up
ts
140
or
150
pounds.
aders
AND
ARAGON
Recordings
by
EVAN
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every
Saturday,
(225)
To
mark
the
102
anniversary!
of
the
founding
in
America
of
the
Rebekah
Order,
officers
and
members
of
Skeena
Valley
Lodpe,
68,
attended
evening
service
at
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
church,
where
the
lessons
were
read
by
Mrs.
F.
Thomas
and
Mrs.
R.
Squires,
chaplain.
There
was
a
representative
attendance
of
officers
and
members
of
Lakelse
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home
bake
sale.
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it
is
a
coat
that
will
win
your
immediate
approval.
Lighter
in
weight
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September
28th
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to
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Commencing
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26th
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