Thursday,
March
4,
1954
2
Trespassing
.
.
liJili
Sandy
V
Sliown
in
WJuilt
Of
JLpilal
Moose
Women
To
Stago
Variety
Show
Sunday
Niqk
-
;
J-
j
Red
Cross
Gommissioner
j
Praises
Kinsmen
Work
I
"I
don't
think
there
Is
any
"commissioner
for
the
Red
Cross
j
service
club
In
the
world
that
during
the
Second
World
War,
'gave
a
more
concrete
contribu-
said
the
Milk
For
Britain
Fund
j
tion
than
the
Kinsmen
in
the
started
by
the
Kinsmen
was
an
last
war."
outstanding
success
and
meant
j
In
these
words,
C.
A.
Scott,
life
to
a
lot
of
the
people
of
l
B.C.
Commissioner
for
the
Can-
Britain
who
were
deprived
of
j
adian
Red
Cross
Society,
con-
many
necessities
by
the
war."
I
gratulated
the
Rupert
Kinsmen
;
Through
the
kindness
of
Lady
j
Club
members
at
a
dinner
last
Redding,
Mr.
Scott
arranged
for
Lack
of
Interest
in
the
Prince
Another
in
the
series
of
There's
always
a
lot
of
talk
fter
a
show,
and
comments
iday
are
all
good
for
tlie
14
ittlc
Theatre
members
who
so
V
'us
chariti
,
vice
work.
r.
Gf.il
nigm,
iui
uielr
ugno
to
Deal
distribution
of
the
milk,
sent
to
polio
and
the
many
other
pro-
Britain
in
powdered
form.
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association
is
causing
concern
to
the
Board
of
Directors.
There
are
at
present
only
45
members
and
with
the
annual
meeting
set
for
March
19.
directors
today
urged
citizens
to
"take
more
interest
in
th.j
operation
of
our
hospital."
i
Applications
for
membership
close
four
days
before
tiie
annual
meeting
at
which
six
directors
will
be
elected.
GREAT
LAKE
Lake
Superior,
largest
body
ol
fresh
water
in
the
world,
covers
31,810
square
miles.
Sunday
nicht
variety
shows
will
be
fctaned
this
weekenj
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
when
the
Women
of
the
Itm
s;
will
present
Varieties
of
'51.
The
show
will
include
such
popular
local
tal
nt
as
the
Rocky
Mountain
Boys
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Pipe
Band,
p'us
tap
dance
routines,
acrobatic
tumbling,
songs
and
other
numbers
by
well
-
known
artists.
Popular
songstress
Beryl
Karasoski
is
director
of
the
show,
proceeds
of
which
will
go
to
the
Moose
Women's
var-
jects
they
undertake.
j
And,
he
told
the
club,
Lady
overseas
Redding
came
to
Canada
after
Mr.
Scott,
who
was
I
the
war
to
make
a
tour
of
Can-
4
r.
""''J!?
icces.fully
staged
"Streetcar"
,
!
the
Civic
Centre
this
week,
i
To
director
Ian
Dobbie
go-
j
lanks
from
the
hundreds
who
;
w
the
play.
As
Rowley
Miles
:
.id
ju.st
before
curtain
time
j
st
night:
"I
don't
know
how
j
e
trained
the
group
so
well
in
i
ich
a
-short
time."
Ian
earned
R0ert
just
six
weeks
ago.
!
And.
with
spring
lasi
ap-
j
roaching.
the
wint?r
series
of
I
lrloty
shows
at
ths
Capitol
j
,
neatre
is
nearing
an
end.
Vryl
Karasosky
has
lined
up
"different"
show
for
this
;
'.ind:y
nipht
and
Pat
Bolton,
i
tl
Skalmerud
and
iM
e
1
i
hompson
are
ironing
out
the
,
inks'
in
thrir
March
14
show
;
i
aid
of
the
Kinsmen's
Polio
'
mm
Hodge
Named
Administrator
At
Terrace
ada
to
personally
thank
the
Kinsmen
clubs.
Mr.
Scott
said
that
while
some
!
of
the
milk
was
lost
In
sinkings.
I
thousands
of
cans
reached
the
Old
Country
and
were
dlstribut-I
ed
to
children.
In
a
talk
on
the
work
of
the
Red
Cross,
he
said
the
society's
main
need
is
for
blood,
stating
that
the
Red
Cross
last
year
paid
GOLDM
Um
vacuum
mm
Peter
Hodge,
popular
accoun
t.mt
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
eral
Hospital
has
been
appoint
CANS
j
'
1
t
$2,000,000
for
blood
ed
administrator
of
the
Terrace
more
than
and
District
Hospital
and
will
alone.
t
1
!
A
YOUNG
MEXICAN
GIRL
marvels
at
the
size
of
this
Aztec
stone
head,
which
stands
eight
feet
high.
The
image
was
found
in
Indian
ruins
in
the
jungle
near
Vera
Cruz
and
is
currently
on
display
at
the
Palace
of
Fine
Arts
in
Mexico
City.
Some
of
the
items
exhibited
in
the
show
date
back
to
150
B.C.
'
Nylon
Denims
For
Longer
Wear
GIRLS'-3-6x
2-49
G'-8-12
$3.95
BYS'-2
-
8
$2-49
The
STORK
Shoppe
Green
184
214
Sixth
Street
.
'
mid."
!
r-
:
i
Bas".ball
f;.ns
found
a
real
y'r
;ith
iast
to
talk
to
when
they
f
,..
iet
C.
A.
(Art)
Scott.
B.C.
Com-
j
Jssioncr
for
the
Canadian
1
,
!ed
pross
Society.
His
son.
.
t
'
r!e(er
was
signed
by
Boston
lt
p
ted
Sox
and
played
In
Wichi-
;
,
i
before
moving
to
Victoria
'
,nd
Ititor
back
to
Vancouver.
,
..
where
he
now
works
for
an
oil
;
"Like
the
Kinsmen,
we
also
are
in
the
fight
to
beat
polio
and
j
this
year
need
an
increase
of
25;
per
cent
in
blood
for
use
In
making
gamma
globulin
.
.
."
Mr.
Scott
told
briefly
how
the
Red
Cross
was
founded
and
thanked
Stan
Saville,
retiring
president
of
the
society
here
and
a
past
president
of
the
Kinsmen
fiiilv
for
his
Red
Cross
work'
during
the
past
years.
He
also
stressed
that
Rupert
"cannot
afford
to
be
out
of
the
Red
Cross,
which
is
always
ready
to
help
those
In
need.
.
."
VIS
PERSONALS
move
to
Terrace
to
commence
!
his
new
duties
at
the
end
of
the
month.
'
j
Born
in
England.
Mr.
Hodge
has
had
an
interesting
career.'
He
was
employed
by
the
Hong
Kong
bank,
serving
first
in
India,
where
he
was
married,
and
later
in
Hong
Kong.
He
then
came
to
Canada
where
he
was
employed
in
Vancouver
before
I
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
His
post
hre
was
his
first
hjipital
position.
Accompanying
him
to
Ter-'
race
will
be
his
wif.
a
talented
I
artist,
and
tiicir
children.
Mrs.
Hodpe
Irs
worked
w
th
j
the
Prince
Rupert
Art
Club
this
season
and
has
instructed
nlght
school
art
classes.
She
also
is
a
member
of
the
Women's
Auxil-
i
lary
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Hos-
pltal.
!
(irfif
emms
ims
I
l
l
Mr.
G.
R.
Brett.
653
Tatlow
Street,
returned
home
yesterday
aboard
the
Prince
George
from
Seattle
where
he
visited
his
.lotlipr
who
is
seriously
ill.
Joining
him
in
Vancouver
for
the
trip
home
was
his
daughter,
Miss
Maria
Brett,
nurse-in-training
at
St.
Joseph's
hospital
.....I
ompany.
Mr.
Scott
himself
was
'
;
Cnijadian
paddle
champion
K
i
inny
years
ago
.
.
.
winning
'
,
,1
he
tillc
In
a
race
over
the
old
Vellund
Canal.
When
he
lived
,
n
Toronto,
Mr.
Scott
saw
all
.
'
lie
NHI.
games
and
has
fol-;
'
wed,
baseball
and
hockey
on
j
h?.
oonst
since
moving
west
-
fter
the
war
.
.
.
He's
a
Van
'!.,:
ouve
Canuck
fan
now
...
Rod.
Si
Gun
club
officials
are
'
.
ctting
the
stage
for
their
an-mal
dinner
tomorrow
night.
mong
speakers
will
be
Jim
t.
iattc(
of
the
provincial
game
reaoers
in
Victoria,
who
will
spend
a
four-week
holiday
with
her
parents,
i
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Parker,
801
'
Summit
Avenue,
returned
home
aboard
the
George
from
an
ex-:
tended
holiday
in
Florida.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Elkins
of
Terrace,
son
and
daughter-in-
i
aw
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chris
El-xips,
133
Fourth
Avenue
East,
also
were
passengers
aboard
the
George,
returning
from
a
trip
to
i
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
i
!
Mrs.
Annette
Manscll,
Stone
j
Block,
also
returned
home
aboard
he
George
from
a
holiday
in
os
Angeles,
Cal.,
and
Las
Vegas,
i
Mcvada.
j
"no'
her
passenger
on
the
George
was
Capt.
J.
S.
Foster.
VIO
Fourth
Avenue
West,
returning
,
v
here
he
underwent
a
two-week
naval
course.
Miss
A.
M.
Barbeau,
Besner
Block,
also
returned
yesterday
from
a
visit
in
the
south.
...
Valhalla
Hard-time
D-nr"
Friday,
Mar.
5.
Admission
$1.00.
Everybody
welcome.
i5si
S.O.N.
Whist
and
Dinee,
Fii-riny,
March
5.
V.'hist
8
o'clock.
Dance
10-2.
Music
by
Mike
Co
lussi.
Everyone
Welcome.
51'
Meeting
of
Job's
Dau?ht"?t3
Friday.
March
5.
8
p.m.
Inilia-tion.
Silver
March.
Cake
Walk
end
Birthday
Movies.
(Iti
omml.sion
in
Vancouver,
Pro-'essorj
I.arkin
and
Bill
Gill,
'rince
George
game
inspector.
17V
(VI
Not
from
Frank
Pikulski
in
JeanmMtc.
Pennsylvania,
says:
I
lik
your
paper
very
much,
'
particularly
for
the
column
written
by
Mr.
Philpott,"
He
doesn't
say
why
he
likes
the
mm
9
Dance.
Saturday
night,
L"-
pirm
Auditorium.
Mncic
tiu
tVin
inn
Advertisement
u
not
published
"
,
MP's
laily
write-ups.
.i.
..
a
Rocky
Mountain
Boys.
Admis-
ion
75c.
Everybody
Welcome.
i
It
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbu
Attention
All
Fishermen
The
Fishermen's
Local.
b'FAWU
meets
Thursday,
Match
4
at
S
p.m.
in
the
Mctiupole
Hall
Election
of
Convc
niton
delegates.
Please
be
on
time.
'
ili
f
Coffee
Lovers
1
want
Flavor,
and
j
by
Actual
Sales
(
Westerners
have
j
madeWthe
)
Flavor
Favofe
I
t
Another
note
comes
from
Carl
Hickerson
in
Prescott,
Arizona.
Carl
sjys
he
doesn't
know
any-L'
:
ne
Rupert
but
likes
to
read
y
he
paper
...
He
sent
along
a
'
hequ&
for
another
six-monlhs'
.
ubscription.
,
!
Teaehers
at
Booth
High
look-
I
so,
relieved
on
Tuesday
ght.That
was
the
last
eve-
,
ng
Jor
night
school.
Short-J
ind
students
were
sorry
to
ive
'.
.
but
teacher
Eva
Cav-tr
'
and
the,
class
all
,
agreed
sy'd.hatf
a
busy
time
.'j.
.
and
At
the
Co-op
Bakery
Friday
1
.
MOXTRF.AI,,
Maifh
4ih
Fhoppinu
tn-by?
.
.
.
Tlien
DO
a-k
to
see
the
lOUi-UAV
Z.;
perini,p
.
.
.
maiie
nii
unconditionally
gftnnite.i
auain-t
mecliiinical
defects
hy
O-CnUr
of
C:i:-.-.'a
Ltd.
li
s
really
exciting!
1
like
11
bfiiuiiw
it's
jmt,
like
twu
mops
for
llic
price
of
one.
You
sumn
i
lie
handle
ami
ue
Zippermop
IrWs,
for
lariie
areas;
swing
r'l
smooth
as
silk!
andt
me
it
nurrme,
tor
oomeM
nr
U'livprn
finmtiiro
Tn.n
;i
ti.l..
f..
I
and
Saturday,
Devil's
Food
Layer
Cake
with
Fondant
Cream
Icing
garnished
with
Chocolate
Decorettes.
Only
55c.
Don't
for'
get
Co-op
enriched
bread
Your
best
buy.
(541
nisi
era
or
bet
Aero
furniiur
muI
IU
k
Th
..,,.,1,1..
.1'
,;
1
that
pu-A-
up
anJ
huHs
the
du.-t
in
double
siiiched
to
a
munly
canvas
pad
whieb
zips
off
for
easy
wtoliinu.
No
other
mop
l,ut
the
4-way
Zippermop
1,H8
oil
lh
features
luunther!
It
will
lat
tor
vears
u
nrd
something,
too
.
.
;
No4
and
ia
tfacrvfure
really
economical.
Treat
yourseif
to
one
to-day!
Which
of
thes3
7
Age-$igns"makeY0'J
Feel
Old?
'
MEN!
Srtid
A
Many
Entrie
An
You
Like
.
.
.
pa
h
one
has
as
guod
a
chance
.
u
laimiuus
jtici-.
tit
wiynntiyfi:
rm
oxnioH
about
tlm
It!,!"!-:
BONNKT
MAii-
arc
St
chnnres
to
win
every
(wo
wn.:ka
fnr
a
rn
Wfilt,
tired,
nimlnwn
at
40,
50.
fill
or
over?
Lacking
id
pop,
rneruy,
lite,
-ivnt't
K.H
years
mnt;iT
quick.
Try
Ostrt-i
Ti-nic
TaM-l
t-dav.
tor
IkkIv
weak,
old
tweause
Vw
in
iron;
"pep
up"
both
.
"Get-actiuaiDtt
tl
'
tue
onJy
0O.
At
all
druggists.
wf'K
pvtwq
.
.
ami
iwau
ol
t
lie
temftc
pmcs!
ImiiKinp
il
'
-a
1U54
"t'u-tumlinu"
J'oni
Svhu
.
.
.
a
Ncivhi
Kcwinit
Mui-hinci!
.
.
.
n
C.fi.E.
Rotary
Ironcr!
.
.
a
Marconi
Mantel
1t:i.lm!
J.wt
mm.
pli.lc
litis
wuifm-o
iu
25
wouis
or
loss:
-X
m
Ka,l
Jlk
I
swilrlicl
to
nine
Itnnn.-t
MaijiHiinr
bfi-nuw
.
.
."
With
ouch
rntrv
onc
o.-e
I
U
J'.N
D
l-XAI'S
of
Hlue
Uonm-t
(wiih
Cmul
lluiisi
krf-pn
n"
n,4;!,p,Vili)
"r
r""'onlbe
facoiinile.
Send
to
lfluo
lion
net
Sue,
Box
2170,
Toronto,
Onl.
I
OR
TILVC
Twenty
For
Tea!
.
,
.
Your
lat
(1'Jl'St
Wilt
gOUli-
liyc
m
ili;iii
nn
;
I
they
have
to
do
Is
make
re
tjiey
know
what
all
the
ncy
symbols
mean
when
they
,
e
tlifm
...
"
Biirlt
from
a
trip
to
Vancou-r
and
Victoria
.
.
.
Bill
Lam-
s
teHs
of
seeing
the
coast
key
teams
in
action
.
.
.
.
nclving
with
Bruce
Brown
in
'
e
capital
city
where
they
!
cussed
the
session
.
.
.
and
,
;cr
meeting
Jack
Lindsay.
;
w
Also
j
back
after
attending
a
,.
nfertnee
in
Victoria
is
Fred
nrs,
ready
to
get
an
early
ji
irt
6n
spring
and
summer
'
ans
tor
the
Civic
Centre.
George
Casey's
birthday
Is
i
the
same
day
as
iGeorjc
'
.i
ishiaeton's
9-
February
22.
'
)d,
oil
that
day,
the
veteran
.'
.dcriiiiin
received
handshakes
om
dozens
of
friends
both
'fore
J
and
after
attending
a
.
'imcil
meeting
that
night.
3
He
was
78
years
old
on
i
nal
da.
...
and
says
he's
got
few
more
years
left
yet.
hour
11
go.
yet
you
liavf;
otuiii-r
road
v
for
liie
family.
Tluii
a
fxrrllrni
orK-'in-izaliun
.
.
.
but,
ni(L
of
all,
it
s
7
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
W
hrn
I
Rni
A
Little
Ctrl
and
was
bothered
with
symptoms
of
a
ehest
o)ld.
Mother
would
iiiiimii"
MENT1IO
LATUM
"into
my
throat,
chest,
and
back
.
.
.
linn
manage
until
my
skin
was
glowing
.
.
.
cover
my
chest
with
a
warm
flannel
ctolh
.
.
.
tuck
me
in
cosily
.
.
.
kiss
my
forehead,
and
lijMoc
gently
out.
Oh!
m
comforting
.
,
.
iSoon
Meniholu-tuui's
niedieatifitt
would
be
helping
to
loosen
tijililnei
grid
ea.-o
soreness,
.Now
I
think
of
this
whin
1
uo
Mentholaium
for
my
own
children.
tRn'l
ym
wnd
for
a
vhee
m;kbhs
smpi
k
f
thin
line
prfdurt
today?
VS
rttu
Barliara
lueut,
MIL
Cmsteul
61.,
Montreal.
tlie
Hi-itis
timo-savinii
main-roitrso
ilislief
.
.
.
l!m
two
delicious
1c
Mli
is
of
IIKINZ
COOKED
SPA-CHia
i
l
nn-I
HKINZ
COOKKO
MACABOM.
With
Ihrne
four
favourites
you
can
prepare
appetizing
meals
nliiKisL
fust
as
you
c;in
say.
"Dinner
will
be
ready
soon!".
What'd
more,
you
fan
make
your
food
budget
look
pretty
us
a
picture
bv
serv.ii
lleins
Cooked
.SpaKlietti
and
Macaroni
a
totiple
of
tnnefl
a
week.
They're
every
bit.
as
deli-ci-mis
and
noitriliini;-
-iitid
popular
with
tlir
f'i
mil
y!
as
more
eost
ly
foods.
One
more
th.ng
I've
learned
from
experience-
-stock
up
with
m
vcrtd
tins
of
these
Heinz
nviin-lourw
di.-hes.
It
will
'tavc
many
a
njfJicd
trip
to
the
Btua-d.
Loiien,
Pretty
Lady
-
and
take
a
warning
from
Nature!
You
know
what
happens
to
a
luscious
prape
uli-n
tt
lif'nnes
dry
-il
witliera
and
wi
inkles
up,
of
eoinse.
And
very
niuh
the
came
tiling
can
happen
to
your
complexion
unless
you
give
it
care.
so
at
the
first
h
nt
of
dryness
in
your
kin,
Mart
u.-ms
WOODBI'BV
DBY'
NMN
CUKAM.
Woodlnny
(aeaiu
i-in:.uns
Penal
en
-a
revolul
ionary
pi
tnlnilinfj
rer
ul
that
ruri'.cs
the
rich
lanolin
and
other
aolienimr,
01U
in
tlie
cream
far
decprr
vtln
pc.
optimum
than
was
ever
possible
before.
It
smooths
nav
hllle
dry
Inns
k
r
i
,
;
Quick!
BSpT-N
5
i
"
y
Regular
"Royal
j0fy
(
"
'
City"
ua!iy
V
'.
'
'
corn
at
new
"T'-
1
"'V'.
I
low
prices!.
M
''iV"
-
-
ROYAL
(TlTv
and
flakes
V
aves
your
skin
softer
and
younjier-lookinK
lhan
you
d
dieatueil
posibie.
Anl
bceause
of
the
extru-di-cp
peneiratma
act
ion
of
Penal
en
oodburv
Dry
hkm
Cream
is
really
elTective-
-milt
jut,
a
five
minute,
facial
each
day!
ISo
ktcp
a
lovely,
yotin-lnoking
mnn-plexion
-
lo'k
for
oiiimrv
Dry
Skin
Cn-uin
at
your
favonto
loiletiiea
couutei
in
2oe,
4-ef
7Se,
and
$1.15
aires.
Now
it
stands
u(,u$tom-Mtifirt
elands
f-ir
perfection
in
many
things,
for
perleetion
in
eoiTee!
-With
the
KW
INSTANT
CUASI-;
SANMOltN
CUi
I
I
raeh
member
of
our
fami'y
ran
hav
"rustoin-matle"'
eoiTee,
strong,
metlium
or
mild.
And
that,
as
you
know,
n;lls
per-ponal
plea-ure
for
rath
one.
You
run
make
it
in
a
split
st'ound.
too!
Puur
boilinj?
water
on
the
eoffee-cranuli
(:
watch
them
melt
.nto
full-bodied
coffee
'
(
f:
c
1
1
foods
si
in
an
instant;
rn.oy
the
fragrant
flavorful
eup
of
W
(tood
coffee!
It's
go
good
to
be
finiheil
with
tlie
fn.-
and
bother
of
mak.ng
offee
the
old-fashioned
way.
"tfpeeial'y
whea
?
ou
realize
you're
aavios
up
to
40c
pounl