SONALS
Skeena
Health
Unit
Clinics
Carry
On
Despite
Interior'
Renovation
Project
J
a.
Wright,
237
Fourth
Br
SHIRLEY
TITLE
o
uuring
me
clinic
sessions.
I
stead
of
into
the
present
busi-
Tne
present
clinic
room
.
will
,
ness
office,
and
a
double
door
ast.
left
aboard
the
t
night
on
a
six-wc?k
;p
which
will
take
twr
,
where
her
daughter
is
a
nurse-ln-trainlng
i:iwa
to
visit
her
son,
-
'liL.ta,
LllllltC.
,
Willi
HI1IM1I
Da
V9
l
hemn
in
The
business
office
is
movini
i
stalled
to
prevent
drafts
The
.
ith
the
National
Ro-
jncil.
front
porch
of
the
building
has
been
roofed,
as
has
a
side
door
for
staff
use
only.
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr,
health
unit
di
rector,
will
move
his
office
into!
j.
i.sherwood
and
510
Sixth
Avenue
last
night
for
a
holi-uicouver,
where
Mr.
tne
present
business
office,
and
When
Prince
Rupert
mothers
take
their
babies
to
clinics
at
the
Skeena
health
unit
headquarters
here
for
the
next
few
weeks,
they'll
find
the
of
fires
In
a
turmoil
but
the
staff
carrying
on
as
usual.
The
unit
offices
on
Second
Avenue
are
undergoing
renovations,
designed
to
cheer
up
the
e'ecor
and
improve
the
layout
for
staff
and
public
convenience.
Carpenters
are
hard
at
work
building
partitions,
placing
new
aoors
.
and
archways,
roofing
porches
and
building
counters
in
the
old
building,
but
the
staff
continues
and
clinics
are
being
held
as
usual,
with
workmen
banished
to
outdoor
Jobs
,i
expects
to
loin
them
into
the
room,
separated
from
the
rest
by
an
L-shatjed
counter,
and
equipped
with
new
cupboards
and
shelves.
A
new
partition
divides
the
remainder
of
the
room
into
waiting
room
and
clinic
space,
replacing
the
previous
curtain
divider,
and
new
counters
and
cupboards
are
being
installed
in
the
clinic
room
for
more
eff.-ciency.
Off
the
clinic
is
a
small
room
for
conference
and
examining
purposes
and
a
large
suppli-c
loom.
The
main
entry
for
the
public
opens
into
the
waiting
room,
in-
i!
of
the
montn.
th
Brown
of
Vancou-1
manager
of
Colum-
V
J
'
'
"l
if
ii
J
-
-
'
'
?
i
l
t
i
-
1
his
present
office
will
be
taken
;
over
by
the
head
nurse.
Miss
j
A.
Boehme.
The
move
will
leave
another
nurses'
office
open
fut
j
supplies
and
x-ray
equipment.
The
staff
also
hopes
to
re-1
decorate
the
interior
for
a
brighter
atmosphere.
Greer
&,
Bridden
Ltd.
are
con-
!
tractors
on
the
Job
which
st;irl-edly
shortly
after
New
Yen's
end
is
expected
to
be
mainlv
completed
by
the
end
of
the
month.
is
returning
south
k-end
business
visit
,i
Is
Teng,
Angus
niig-tlme
resident
of
crt,
also
was
a
pas-
SSSti
d
for
Victoria
wne-c
For
the
utmost
In
Comfort,
Cleanliness
and
E&momy
you'll
be
glad
you
chose
Enterprise.
One
burner
does
ail
the
work
.
.
.
with
no
moving
parts,
it
is
completely
trouole
free.
You'll
find
this
range
has
the
evenest
baking
oven
of
any
range
.
.
.
for
any
fuel.
Small
kitchen
garbage
can
be
burnt
in
l
he
front
section
of
the
firebox.
Ample
warming
area
on
high
shelf
of
closet.
Special
Ticket
Booths
Open
For
Music
Trail
Concert
il
l
m;ike,her
hame.
Prince
Rupert
Dal
y
Nei,i
Friday,
January
15,
1954
a
a
Rice
of
Sidney,
i,
his
left
for
h-i
visiting
here
with
.id
dauKhter-in-lnw
DANCE
rs.
IJoyd
Hiee,
2C0
nue
Ea.-;t,
since
Oc-
Stone,
Mr3.
N.
A.
Beketov
and
Miss
Joan
Cross
are
in
charge
of
arrangements.
Dr.
R.
o.
Large
is
chairman
of
the
finance
committee.
At
Intermission
R.
C.
Telford,
chairman
of
the
concert
committee,
will
give
a
brief
outline
of
the
progress
of
the
Trail
With
one
of
the
world's
best
violinists
scheduled
to
give
an
Alaska
Music
Trail
concert
here
January
20,
special
arrangements
have
been
made
to
put
tickets
on
sale
tomorrow
at
three
central
downtown
stores.
These
will
be
Ormes
Drugs,
McRae
Bros,
and
Super-Valu.
Tickets
will
also
be
available
at
the
Civic
Centre.
..
The
artist
is
Frances
Magnet,
of
New
York,
who
has
received
international
acclaim
6ince
she
mnrif
hfi
nrnfpsvisvnal
Haktit
In
itir.
district
man-i:,:-vny
p'pwnit,
pev-,'jer
of
B.C.
Packers,
t
for
Vancouver
on
26R5
Models
from
,
LONDON"
f
ASHioN
EXPLRTS
say
the
fabric
choice
of
smart
women
in
offices
and
Mayfair
drawing
rooms
or
at
royal
garden
parties
next
summer
will
be
cotton.
This
is
a
regency
print
in
Sudaa
cotton
poplin,
with
a
crisp
bow
at
the
neck
and
long
loose
sleeves.
It
Is
featured
by
a
number
of
leading
London
couturiers
1
:.
(
nuiue
Kincolith
Group
Nelson
of
Nelson
heries
has
returned
r
af:er
a
brief
busl-
1946.
Miss
Magnes,
who
is
noted
KJamoc
Offirai-c
I
lor
her
striklnz
aonearance
as('
ailiCJ
WlllfwCro
I
7
Friday,
Jan.
15
filer's
WA
'
iiif-iiairj
10
p.m.
2
a.m.
$1
.00
per
person
Unescorted
ladies
admitted
free
until
11
o'clock.
MUSIC
BY
Sp!lnl
to
Thf
DhIIjt
News
.
KINCOLITH
Jeffrey
Benson
was
named
president
when
the
Kincolith
Senior
Society
staged
Its
annual
elections.
Other
officers
elected
included:
Vice-president
Fred
Stewart;
managers
Moses
Aksedan
and
J.
H.
Moore;
treasurer
Ernest
Angus;
secretary
Tony
Robinson:
Progress
nual
Meet
reports
on
W.A.
ac-seating
of
new
of-
well
as
her
musical
ability,
plays
a
rare
Amatl
violin
which,
beins?
larger
than
the
conventional
"lady's
violin,"
requires
a
strong
and
sure
technique.
In
charge
of
ticket
sales
for
the
concert
are
Mrs.
Don
Forward,
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey
and
Mrs.
Fred
Jones.
Volunteers
who
will
be
on
duty
at
the
three
downtown
firms
tomorrow
from
10:30
a.m.
to
3;30
pm.
are
Mrs.
John
Morris,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Large,
Mrs.
Harold
Windstrom,
Mrs.
Robert
Hill,
Miss
Fran
Partridge,
Miss
Martha
Duggan,
Mrs.
A.
Roche,
Miss
Sheila
Hicks,
Miss
Florence
Duggan,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Qreene,
Mrs.
Alan
Hurst
and
Mrs.
Jones.
THE
WESTERNAIRES
i.-jt-
I
highlighted
the
CELLULOSE
SPONOES
JJAVE
WHEN
LAUNDERINQ
SOME
so
many
wonderful
uses
and
one
of
your
dainty
lingerie
or
blous-of
my
favorites
is
to
use
one
as
es,
they
may
be
done
in
a
wash-a
soap
dish
at
the
sink.
It
keeps
lng
machine
provided
you
use
a
the
soap
from
turning
to
Jelly,
I
very
mild
soap
and
remember
to
does
not
make
the
usual
soapy
i
enclose
these
delicate
things
mess
and
is
very
handy
for
wip-
carefully
in
a
mesh
bag.
This
lng
up
around
the
kitchen.
eliminates
any
tangling
or
tear-
i
n.
Actually
I
advise
this
meth-
IF
YOU
FIND
YOUR
SILVER
od
only
if
you
are
pressed
for
vie
a
lujuri
t
ovevens;
stage
f
manager
John
H.
Moore;
chair-
)
EVERYONE
INVITED
man
Richard
Watts;
navy
cap-
iiON
r.p
.
1
1
il'i
r
Y
,1.-Jiul',i.l.ui
hi
.1
n.i'ing
of
the
After-Branili
of
the
W.A.
to
St.
A
lit
ican
Church,
held
r
Soaf
cove
church
yestcr-iitel'Iif
n.
x
offc.-ers.
elected
last
li.
incnirh
:
Presdlent,
Mrs.
wee:
J
Mee
-president,
Mrs.
jwi
.m-i
reiary-treasurer.
H.
vjTatttrsal!:
Dorcns
iai
v.
.s.
J.
M'
llor;.
thank
mi
fcti'
t
tary,
Mrs.
O.
A.
,
s
i-AWl
time
nothing
takes
the
place
of
careful
hand
laundering.
Tickets
also
w.ll
be
available
and
copper
require
cleaning
after
the
Yuletide
(entertaining,
try
applying
your
polish
with
a
crumpled
paper
towel.
This
makes
a
quick
applicator
which
"7
.'7
tin
William
Stewart;
orchestra
director
John
O.
Moore.
The
group
also
named
hall-keepers,
including
George
Alexandre,
James
Stevens,
Arthur
Srr.ythe
and
Frank
Venn,
and
building
directors.
William
Stewart,
Arthur
Smythe,
James
Stevens
and
Eddy
Nelson,
with
John
O.
Moore
named
microphone
keeper.
Leander
Smythe
and
Bob
and
William
Stewart
were
named
engineers.
k.
V
V
a
noon
RTrrr
"rttktt
tj
tilul"
nu.-ky
main
at
tAc-
ihnndv
nprptisni-v
tn
havp
plnte
in,
you
simply
dispose.of
when
you!vollr
launftry
tubs
Before
put.j
,A
reception
open
to
all
those
attoiding
the
concert
will
be
are
through.
-
tln
,nt0
vnur
wash
M1,.h
"7
1
-id
!mrnt,
rhiiHrffn-,
nia
,iT...
'.
?.p,a
arl"
tne
Performance
for
HOW
OFTEN
DO
YOU
RE-
or
ony
Items
whirh
hnv
rnff
nr
'
LSB
Magnes
and
her
accompan-
tst,
David
Garvey.
Mrs.
W.
S.
rine
prawn
W.A
officers
Twrtf-f,
Mrs.
Robert
Kel-vice-firefident.
Mrs.
Wii-'i,e;.
xvi
re'.
irv.
Mrs.
H.
isurer.
Mrs.
E.
T.
t
bu,
If!'
ss
session
included
niemoer
io
clean
your
leiepnone?
:
pockets.
turn
these
inside
out
So
many
women
forget
this
ana
brush
thoroughly
with
your
much-used
item
and
it
Ls
so
im-j
brush.
This
will
give
yrm
a
poiUnCtt
give
it
regular
dean-
cIl.arier
wasn
for
ihis
tvp(,
of
lng
-particularly
around
this
:
c0th!nK
as
much
of
this
type
of
time
of
the
year
when
so
much
dirt
nver
mra
trrt
int
vm,r
always
Insist
on..
washing.
""I1
veiling
Branch
ac-j
.
I'lfiMred
by
president
-
1
eeretarv
Mrs.
Wil-
Eastern
hardwood
frames
form,
the
sturdy
backbone
of
these
finer
suites.
They
are
well
padded
Aiui
read
by
Mrs
,
rid
f
i
om
',reasurtr
Moore.
lor
read
the
reoo:t
0
LUIS
Inl
CHESTERFIELDS
I
ALWAYS
E
NJOY
A
NEW
;
recipe
for
leftovers
and,
as
curry
!
:
Is
a
particular
favorite
of
mine,
'.
I
no
aonreclate
this
recipe
for
!
,
leftover
beef:
Cut
up
meat
into
j
squares,
leaving
aside
any
gristle
or
fat.
If
you
have
2
cups
of
;
meat,
make
1
cup
of
white
'
sauce:
(2
tablespoons
of
melted
i
butter,
2
tablespoons
floui
biend-
ed
In,
cup
milk
and
'j
cup
j
consomme
or
thin
gravy.)
Add
1
telephoning
takes
place
by
so
many
people.
I
think
the
simplest
way
is
to
wipe
the
'phono
thoroughly
with
a
damp
elolh
that
has
been
wrung
out
of
warm
soap
suds.
Try
to
wring
the
c!nh
so
that
it
will
be
almost
dry,
then
go
all
over
the
telephone
with
it,
rubbing
briskly.
Rinse
immediately
with
a
cloth
wrung
out
of
clear.
warm
water,
and
dry
with
a
soft
cloth.
If
you
should
have
some
pine
bath
oil
handy,
one
drop
of
this
prided
tn
your
clear,
warm
rinse
water
gives
your
telephone
a
must
refreshing
touch.
at
McRAES
frozen
green
peas
and
sprung
.
.
Uverall
layer
of
foam
rubber
allows
complete
comfort.
Finished
in
the
finest
fabrics
in
a
wide
range
of
colors
and
patterns.
Many
styles
to
choose
from.
From
BE
A
CITIZEN
SAILOR
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
$199.50
f
I
noon
Branch
Dor-f'l
Mrs.
M.
Vlererk,
i
;
i
'cut
r,f
the
After-'
f
il
for
the
past
s;y
if
nked
the
members
-
,i
cooperation
and
urged
i
i'liie
i
!)ort
for
her
sue-
I
.
M.'4
I'rinep
noting
that
portsj):i-:irtl
showed
fnvor-
j
P'Wf
hi
church
actlvi-
i
W.
It
Lenimon.
rector
of
j
'flcr'sfoprnd
the
.session
ave
JSeripture
lesson.
j
,h'
business
srs-
i
ilie
gifnip
adiourned
to
the
1
ory
Jv
liere
refreshments
servi
-4
hy
members
of
both
i
n'l
i'
sis
at
the
sessioi'
I
tepsnnon
currv
rowder
to
sauce
and
stir
well.
Add
some
chopped
onions
and
celery
fried
in
butter,
and.
.meat.
Heat
well
and
serve
with
hot
cooked
rice.
UP
THE
BEST-LIKED
...
THE
BEST-LOOKING
SHIRTS
IN
ALL
CANADA
I
NEXT
TIME
A
I.EMON
EN-ter
into
your
meal
planning,
save
pevl
and
drop
It
Into
your
dish
water.
This
softens
the
hardest
water
and
will
irnfove
iitiplen.'-Hnt
food
odors
such
as
fish
and
onion
from
your
dishes.
A
Problem
3333333333X5
Mr,'
E.
An
field,
nresl
Arrow
Dart
Arrow
Dale
The
RCN
(Reserve)
con.
THIS
WFFK
Job's
Daughter
meeting
to-nirht
at
8
o'cloek.
Installiitiun,
silver
march,
party.
llovpilal
hoard
Hirpriors
meetinr,
8
p.m.
tonight
in
the
Civic
Centre.
Animal
meeting
of
Kioert
Shoreworkers
local
t'FAWU,
Irion
auditorium,
2:30
p.m.
this
Sunday.
Flection
of
Diocesan
W.A..
and
of
tk
H.
O
$595
Watts,
wife
of
the
Caledonia,
whose
'Idress
on
her
ex-
IF
YOU
HAVE
A
WIRE
DISIl-d'ulner
which
scratches
vour
drain
board,
it
can
be
made
noiseless,
scratchless
and
stain-fre
hy
putting
rubber
"cap"
"nsrrs
over
each
of
the
four
feet.
These
fit
perfectly
and
are
not
hard
to
slip
on.
P
o
Ulect
!-'
I
I
sists
of
citizen-sailors
in
training
increasing
their
knowledge
of
the
skill
ind
crafts
of
the
sea.
Reserve
training
is
important
.
training
and
demands
whole-hearted
interest
and
effort.'
Jaoan
was
uost-
tlie
next
meeting.
To
dry
your
Washing
.
.
Foifjet
it
today.
With
a
Bendix
Automatic
Dryer,
your
wash
is
dry
in
no
more
than
an
Cart
f-at
lij
r
c.iuiwi,
f
the
Church
of
I
ilion
last
night
re-
!
t;ird
party
series
in
EARN
UP
TO
'Hi.
when
10
tallies
!
hour.
Clothing
comes
out
ready
to
use.
Bendix
gives
Automatic
Settings
to
any
degree
of
drying,
eliminating
the
drudgery
of
an
outside
line
.
.
.
you
dry
on
y-hedule
irrespective
of
the
weather.
Normal
operation
on
220
volts
with
special
connection
110-volt
operation.
"is
were:
Bridge,'
l!(ips,
Mrs.
C.
Bal-i
Mi
s.
J.
Clout
lrr,
i
"ler;
whist.
Mrs.
A.I
for
J.
McDoilcull;
pool
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
profitable
duty.
You
will
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
time
you
spend
in
training.
I'mders;
door
nnze.
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$29950
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the
evening
w.is
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assisted
h
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Mrs.
L.
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LIBERAL
TERMS
ARRANGED
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
PRINCE
RUPERT
FILM
CLUB
The
monthly
general
meeting
of
the
Film
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
Sunday,
January
17,
at
9:00
p.m.
in
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
ORDER
OF
BUSINESS
Henry
V
Business
for
the
following
eleven
meetings
will
include;
Black
Narcissus,
Caesar
and
Cleopatra,
Tight
Little
Island,
Red
Shoes,
Kind
Hearts
and
Cornets,
Chiltern
Hundreds,
Lavender
Hill
Mob,
Great
Expectations,'
Magic
Bow,
Jassy
and
Oliver
Twist:
Only
Film
Club
members
in
good
standing
may
attend
these
meetings.
For
further
information
phone
231
or
107
RIGHT
HERE
IN
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