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jjbie
Durns
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
25,
1954
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First-Aiders
Examined
Here
To
End
Three-Month
Courses
1
Twenty-six
members
of
first
Bond,
also
taking
the
St
a
d
claw
here
last
night
took
;
examination.
John
oi.
xuiin
nmouianee
fvam
na.
...
.
..
Tonight
the
d:.v
lor
wearln'
o'
i
heather
as
Scotsmen
iiupert
and
the
rest
of
rclrhrate
the
195th
v
of
the
birth
of
I'll.S.
,
I'ri
in
c
Rupert
the
40
members
of
the
,
under
president
W.
and
about
20
special
!
celebrate
the
Scots'
tions
to
wind
up
the
first
series
'
examJnations
:
was
Bnh
Mi,
of
classes
,
as
Bob
McKay.
Rupert
civil
de-
Dr.
L.
P.
Charbonneau
compli-
i""1
"icers
men
ted
instructors
after
con-
I
.
,
ne
Jhn
Ambulance
Asso-1
ducting
the
exams,
results
o.
1??
thanked
instructors'
which
will
be
announced
later
I
cllarbolau
for
their
EKamined
were
a
ninp-mem.
i
'
'
"IffTtrri-BMIr
C7
ber
class
in
civil
defeneo
first
inaustnal
classes,
which
a..uiriiet
in
tne
oroacr-
aid,
iastructed
by
W.
N.
R.
Arm
started
along
with
the
defence
strong,
a
10-mcmber
inriiistri;,!
J
.Mbtf-ttt
Jfc
bride
and
eroom.
Dlaved
bv
Carnl
rinio
nj
t
r,...i..
class
taking
the
St.
John
exam,
instructed
by
R.
E.
Eyolfson,
and
another
seven-member
ind
wlth
haggis
anc.
an
rigs.
iiinquets
will
be
stag-th"
country
but
the
celebrations
probably
Newfoundland,
where
RrlR"
R,H"
the
hit,
'
Father
of
the
Bride
to
be
seen
here
Sunday,
January
31
on
stage
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Shown
above
In
dress
rehearsal
are
some
of
he
main
character,
of
the
Broadway
hit
show
which
won
rave
notices
to
1U
two-day
run
at
Terrace.
Seated
to
left
are
classes
October
16,
will
continue
study,
and
a
further
defence
class
may
be
launched
if
there
is
sufficient
interest
shown.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
St
John
Ambulance
Association
here
will
be
held
next
Wednesday
nlSht
at
City
Hall.
class,
instructed
hv
Peiw
a
Seated
to
right
are
spendthrift
mother
and
harrassed
father
played
by
Edna
Cooper
and
A.
J.
(Bud)
McCoIl.
Others
in
the
group
Include
Anne
Tumllson,
Barbara
Oiraud
Mervin
Paulsen,
Bruce
McColl,
Flora
Melville
and
Rohin
mi
a
statutory
holiday.
A
..-A
IODE
Seeks
J-
was
oorn
nem
njic,
You
Name
It!
We
Ship
It!
Complete
shipping
service
commercial
or
household
for
local
or
world-wide
deliveries.
LOCAL
OR
LONG
'ISTA.NCE
MOVING
C
.KTAGE
And
STORAGE
Phone
CO
LTD.
LINDSAY'S
"Lepve
It
to
Llndsavs"
and
died,
a
poor
fl7M
'1,
17M
at
Dumfries.
RllC
KArcr-A,
A-.-Li
r
n
s-
I
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
CH
Wan,.
JlllenJ
Applications
Applications
for
a
$1,600
bursary,
open
to
children
of
deceased
or
permanently
disahipri
-j
volume
of
poems
was
4
1
1
Kilmarnock
In
1788,
,e
i
f
these
poems
will
be
M"im
kiHrwvH
fi.il
tn
'tiW)Jv.uyv
fviaiitii
braws
Dig
crowds
Despite
Inferior
Produce,
Higher
Prices
.
,.
'
J
Bv
By
BILL
Rll.l.
Rftcs
BOSS
lut,
2),
'ance
'
til
!!ht
ill
ceiepi
annua
luntry.
Despite
th
icv
Kogihcr
vegetables
in
your
shopping
bag
48
Canadian
Prcaa
Biaff
Writer
rriatT
oem
Midi
ltd
iu(i,
back-),
tired
(ruling
dunurtwd
ran
off-L
follow.
UedtlV
Kidaey
Pills
etiruu-lnte
kidoeyi
to
normal
duty.
You
ff
better
?tp
bHtr,
work
bMter.
(.4
OoWa
lit
any
drtu
rtore.
You
cas
feieod
on
Dwid'sL
servicemen
or
women
of
the
Second
World
war,
are
now
being
received
by
the
Imperial,
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
in
people
turned
up
for
the
weekly
Sons
of
Norm
let
Newsj
MOSCOW
Moscow's
central
market
miuht
be
iioney
ana
yogurt
are
poured
lntocontainers
you
bring
with
you.
Fowl
are
carried
away
by
the
legs
or
neck.
party
in
the
Sons
of
Norway
hall
!
British
Columbia
Friday
night
T
W.
J.
Crawioru
open
counter
and
customers
used
long-handled
steel
forks
to
pick
them
up
for
inspection.
Beef
varied
from
nine
to
17
rubles
(four
to
seven
rubles
73
kopeks
a
pound),
the
latter
for
steaks.
Lamb
was
consistently
17
rubles,
whether
in
chop
or
roast,
but
pork
varied
from
17
anywhere
in
the
world.
The
farmers
and
their
portly
wives
Trv
a
DaUy
Nev
Classified!
Ji)
,yie
have
been
cno-
j
HANDLING
VARIED
With
12
tables
in
play,
first
prizes
went
to
Mrs.
Lena
Schwab
and
E.
Nielson
whiu
vr
t.,Ho
ine
oursary.
part
of
the
wir
memorial
raised
by
the
order,
Is
to
finance
university
studies
for
the
v
inner,
and
will
be
extended
over
four
years
at
$400
a
year.
Similar
bursaries
are
offered
in
other
provinces.
Information
and
application
blanks
may
be
obtained
from
One
farmer
and
his
wife,
with
white
aprons
and
cuff
protectors,
had
their
beef
cuts
spread
out
attractively
under
a
showcase
and
sold
everything
at
12
rubles
a
kilo.
Others
had
their
meat
on
an
Slatta
and
O.
Brlemo
took
second
prizes.
The
door
prize
went
to
Helge
Ericksen.
The
committee
in
charge
included
Mrs.
E.
Somes,
Mr.
and
ales
from
the
Stew-
Tra.'le
to
the
meet-
Kt
John
of
the
As-.aril.s
of
Trade.
Ifpic
itf
discussion
iilpi;icl
direct,
from
River
block,
to
the
t.
strvurt
is
cited
as
icai
point
both
from
,
view
ol
a
.short
rail
,d
harbor.
ruoies
lor
roasts
to
21
for
chops.
Bacon,
extremely
fat,
n-as
30
rubles
(13
rubles
63
kopeks
a
pound).
In
the
stores
it
costs
11
rubles
a
pound.
Mis.
Robert
S.
Courlav.
nmvin
Mrs.
O.
Morgan,
Mrs.
C.
Strand,!
cial
educational
secretary
IODE
remina
me
oi
inose
at
home
and
the
bargaining
between
them
and
their
eu.stomers
is
Just
as
keen.
In
Moscow,
produce
sold
in
the
market
is
more
expensive
and
Is
inferior
in
quality
to
that
sola
In
the
shops.
With
no
rationing
and
cheaper
prices,
one
asks
why
people
g
to
market
at,
all.
AVOID
Ql'Kl
ES
"Because,"
said
a
housewife,
"sometimes
we
are
in
a
hurry
and
haven't
time
to
wait
in
a
queue
If
the
shops
are
crowded;
this
is
quicker
but
more
expensive."
-
After
they
have
delivered
w,
R.w.
ji.
aidh
wishes
to
announce
-
.
'
'
that
he
has
purchased
an
lfVeer
StuclioA
of
which
he
has
been
manager
for
over
two
years
,
''
,
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie
and
I
Room
517
Ford
Building,
Main
"
y
ad-
!
and
Hastings,
Vancouver
4.
B.C.
Terrace
Major
Port
in
CPA
Northwest
Expansion
Plans
I
;mne
Crawford
and
laaliti,
Dulli
recent
rum
St.
Paul's
Hos-iver.
have
taken
over
NOW
is
the
time
jub
at
Stewart
Oen-
;
i
(lurmi:
Hie
uosence
of
Mrs.
C.
Barker.
an
s,;Ue-requlred
quotas,
farmers
bring
their
surplus
produce
to
market
where
the
xtaip
Qir
To
Pick
Out
Thot
'
-
i
Dudley
Little
reported
that
TERRACE
Plans
for
maxi-
tne
Terrace
fire
department
has
,
mum
use
of
Terrace
airport
with
bein
recogniwd
by
Insurance
:
direct
schenuied
flights
to
Van-
coraPanles
and
as
a
result,
fav-
i
couver
by
Canadian
Pacilic
Air-
orable
fire
Insurance
terms
are!
lines
were
outlined
at
the
an-'
now
available,
nual
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
A
nipments
silence
was
ob-
I
District
Board
of
Trade
'
"erved
in
memory
of
the
late
L.
C.
Smalley.
supervisor
and
Wi"
Roblnn-
;,li.ir.
t
the
Stewart
!
operates
stalls.
Mot
stalls
are
indnnrs
Thr
lie
r.inadmn
Lesion
.i
it
Monday
in
the
elf
'Kims.
and
will
continue
tq
operate
the
studio
.
'.
in
the
same
location.
.
:
He
wishes
to
thank
all
clients
for
their
';
commissions
and
looks
forward
to
pro-
V
viding
further
photographic
service
in
Prince
Rupert.
.saies
airector
ri:Mjr
for
Kir
i.ka
CPA
in
in
British
Mt-itich
f
GRUEN
f
ELGIN
f
BULOVA
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
are
great
halls
with
stone
counters,
some
with
show
cases.
The
buildings
specialize
In
fruits
and
vecctables
In
one,
meats
in
another
and
meats
and
dairy
pro-duets
In
a
third.
MOSCOW
is
a
eilv
in
uhlfh
Columbia,
told
the
board
that
011
P
-
)
I
I
CPA
hopes
to
obtain
a
first-class
'
'
''
aricn
11inS
Orr,
pa.t
president
h.
insl.illeil
the
ful--
S
Kirkpatrlck.
lis
A
Laurence,
vice
nil,
.--..t
.,.,5
,u,
uperanon
I
fill
In
the
northwest.
:
,
.
ju
loose
I
VI,
hi
Irs.
W.
J.
Crawford
Brim-,
,"!"
whool
teacher
earns
800
aiiua
iui
uir
iransixirta-
r,
,
il;
Mrs.
1
A
Larsrn
took
ton
hnnnrs
rubles
a
month,
his
tirinrlnnl
in
viii;
au-a.
lilt
luiiin
j
in
ni
.
..
'
Uati
WlciT
iSluclioS
7.
Mis.
R.
L.
Bur-rer;
F.xci-ulive,
Mrs,
Mrs
D,
(iedcles,
Mrs,
M'lR
Sharp.
Sat.--.
H.
Bennett.
as
far
north
as
TuUequah
are
,
I
.
,
,,,st
palty
I,elp
increasing
he
said,
and
he
felt
,rJ'ht-
"'""""'l
v.-o-that
'
st
mw
and
u,(!
c,oor
much
of
that
traffic
could
be
tunneled
through
Terrace.
P
l.HOfl
and
a
barb-r
1.000.
The
artificial
exchange
rate
set
by
the
Russian
government
;
i"
In
rents
a
ruhle
(irm
Vnrv.uc
,
FOR
PHOTOGRAPHY
C
.
'
.
:
v
,
I
I
.
305
Third
Avenue
West
Telephone
4:0
with
direct
flights
to
Vancouver
AiS0
wl"ning
double
honnra'
Two
beacons
and
othf!lhr
Amctli
-ta'-.ir8
wo-,
aids
were
required
nt
the
Ter-;
t
"",,d
''M.'nr
lno1
n,'i;'e-race
"
ll,p
",e
s
Erie
Mnr-
airport,
he
said
v,'.,i
...
,
,.
.
end
Ole
Steavit
tl'il
f.ir
rK
iimntlilv
niei'titij
of
k
hr.inia
K-sl
ivnl
"ill
h.-
hclil
nil
M
H
c'fii
:t
in
1
lie
"'.
Nr
memliers
11.1.
Willi.
MTF
'.arV
41
lint'
.t
'1,
..t..
ft
I
.
,
;
But
the
real
purchasing
value
of
itho.ruWe
is
only
from
five
to
I
e'uht
cents
because
of
Inflated
,
prices
I'orvro
PRICKS
'
W
were
espiH-lally
Interested
In
the
pri-c
of
potatiM's.
a
staple
which.
I
have
been
told,
the
Rus-din-
limic
in
time
to
provide
;
frr
to
the
public.
A
statooucr-
ii.
-
,i-
ft
Twelve
tables
were
In
pl;iy
the
enjoyable
event.
selKxil
district
53,
wa.s
cleeted
president
ui
Die
b.i.mi.
Mr.
Macklln,
board
secretary
duriu;;
tile
pi-s
yejr,
ll
(
'n'.,l
!,uo
Will
Robi.ii.son
as
president.
Other
officers
ejected
we;c:
Jim
MiConnell.
first
vlce-prc-i-tlent;
Lionel
Houle.
second
vice-president;
Larry
Pruden,
secretary
and
Jim
Norrlngton,
treasurer.
C.
J.
NorrlngUm
installed
.ne
new
oifiee.s
Pders
,
vipii
sold
a
medium-sized
'
iv-nt!
nt
n
kopeks
a
kilo
2
15
ii
(K,
Th;it
made
the
spuds
,
ribout
18
kopeks
a
pound.
Kur
people
in
a
hurry
many
j
!
v
'(
banaiining.
but
there
was
J
'
nm
ne
at
the
state
stall
for
the
Annual
Meeting
ST.
JOHN
AMBULANCE
ASSOCIATION
Wednesday,
Jan.
27,
8
p.m.
CITY
HALL
Norway
meet
in;;,
2.',
8
pm.
Insta!-iicers
unci
soeliil.
(20i
"I-1
-
:
UFA
W.U.
v.
J.iii.
L'4.
;,t
7;3j
'
MetroiK.le
Hull,
tlieers-
ngive-(
19)
Cash
in
on
these
First-oMhe-Week
Specials.
These
are
over
and
above
the
Specials
advertised
in
last
Thursday's
Daily
News.
All
Specials
good
until
Wednesday,
January
27.
Annual
repoi
is
heard
at
the
I
session
emphasized
the
board's
continuing
cflorUs
to
assure
construction
of
a
Tcrracc-Kiti-mat
highway,
and
provision
for
a
direct
power
line
into
Terrace
i
lrcm
Kiuiuat.
,
riiPtiner
price.
other
vegetables
available
were
carrots,
between
two
and
'
3.r,0
rubles
a
kilo.
Carrots
brought
the
same
price
whether
scrubbed
or
not;
onions
were
the
medium-cooklnu
variety
nt.
Inn
mc
Hinq;
monthly
:l
Mciisi
J.ni
26.
No.
101)1
'ruhlpi
ft
8
O.Itl.
Mnif
flVtmtl.'tl,A
14am
Mno
ll
'
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,
.....
.
...
.
.
'hun
en-cniimv
ni-
inns
irooms
nr,
K(i
m
ien
130
all
nieinljei-f
rubles
a
pound).
In
the
ulum
Ul-g-
1211.
,
"ti.
O
FROZEN
XY
linn
Hi
An..,l,
they
sell
for
25
rubles
tit
rubles
a
pound
but
are
not
ulways
available.
They
are
sold
loopod
torether
on
a
string.
i
Nothing
Is
wrauped
at
the
!
H
,,
H'rvunts
of
Canada
It
J
IV
V
I
BLEACH
in
the
Common
'
''fit
re,
at
PEAS
JU
Speaker:
J.
j,imnrkct
except
meats.
You
Bile,
::.'
""'Xplanation
nil
Hi
ivicp
Siiiu-i
.-
i''.
All
n,ii.
.
sftAcargo
ireoe
2,9c
Soofcs
out
Frozo
Brand
1
W
STUBBORN
STAINS
""iiillllU.I
""I
Pl,,y
(.f,
Rnd
''"nibers
an-
U1-K.
1(1
l"
attend,
nt,
YOU'LL
APPRECIATE
THESE
i
BLEACHES
DEODORIZES
DISINFECTS
2
pkt
35c
No
cleansing
agent
dea
more
so
easily,
for
so
little
cost
than
"JAVEX".
1
111
I
AHPf
i
m.
f
Most
housewives
know
20
r5v
1
Qy-"
-$
avs
."JAVliX"
maLea
things
white,
bright,
sweet
and
dean!
udi.in
L(;,m
ad-'
n
Assets
DIs-h:'S
offered
1
N
4.
also
known
'U1l-
Mi,ii.ted
in
f
('':ve,
DlKby
Is-a.nd
contains
np-l
f
"''res
imd
m
buiMnm
thereon
Is
on
view
at
F"''
''.
l'.'.l.
Ill,
',"hln
U-Rion
ad-I'S
been
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