Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday
October
14,
1953
Conrad
P-TA
to
Sponsor
7
1
1
Publisher
j
To
Address
City
Canadian
Club
!
Cub,
Scout
Groups
Again
Soerlal
to
The
Daily
Nm
TERRACE.
The
earlv
davs
of
School
Parent
Prince
Rupert
Shoreworkers
UFAVU
.
'
,
Regular
Monthly
Maetir.s
Legion
Auditorium
Thursday,
October
154:00
p.m.
mlttee
was
appointed
by
the
eral!
"
"
.,
,
lDrI
.
.
o.,nH
Prinre
Ru-
'a
'
Troop
and
Cub
Pack,
Z
decide
at
the
regular
Gordon
Vosburg
both
nights,
and
by
Mrs.
Tugeau
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Richards.
Al
Davis
convened
the
affair,
assisted
by
president
Ernie
Robin
and
a
large
committee.
Proceeds
.may
be
used
for
development
of
the
Kalum
Street
playground,
where
there
is
a
drainage
problem,
or
for
the
Terrace
General
Hospital.
All
Members
Out
This
is
Important
,mt
oi
me
isruup
in
wic
,3,
ust
ni"ht.
blowing
tains
by
Boy
Scout
Nation
leaders
a
Oroup
Com-
r-irt
io
worn
in
liaison
between
the
parent-teacher
group
and
the
Scout
and
Cub
bodies.
Named
to
the
committee
were
Neely
Moore,
Robert
Cameron,
Eugene
Bartlett,
Harold
Thomas,
Harold
Thorn,
James
Robertson.
.
F.
E.
Anfield,
District
Scout
Commissioner
told
the
parents
and
teachers
that
the
ba-Jtbone
of
the
Scout
movement
was
the
O-oup
committee.
."The
rise
or
fall
of
a
Scout
movement
depends
entirely
on
the
amount
of
Dartlelnatfnn
h
Advertising
in
the
Doily
Naws
Brings
Keiulf
The
winter
season
program
for
1.
,rccHalled
,beJ
the
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
Club
!
,
Sal"r,day
will
get
underway
at
a
meeting
!
dthteJerrace
K
n?n
wo
successful
Klondike
next
Wednesday
night
when
flf,
Dorothy
Taylorveteran
news-
j
th
tC'vlc
L
entr!'
"u"a'tend
the
paperwoman
and
publisher
of
:
affair,
The
British
Columbian
in
New
:
tne
'stu
of
he
Westminster,
will
be
the
speaker.
1
"
J
,
and
r?me
of
skU1
dnd
d:lnc'ng
Miss
Taylor,
well-known
in
the
j
were
featured,
newspaper
world,
will
talk
on
j
Coft"jne
Prices
were
won
by
"Today's
Newspaper"
and
discuss
j
1
f.
her
experiences
last
summer
Wi
'
QjS
DCfiatG
She
will
be
the
first
of
abouT
P-inl
C,
tnA
six
speakers
to
be
heard
here
this
1
rUIIU
rUIIU
season
by
the
Prince
Rupert
SMITHFRS.
Receipt
of
$3
03
club,
which
has
Just
opened
Its
from
six
little
Smithers
girls
has
membership
ranks
to
men.
The
I
been
recently
acknowledge
by
J
Cross
Seeli
'
ANNETTES
ll
mm)
P
Cunadlan
Red
Cross
80-i
is
seeking
Information
as
'he
whereabouts
of
Walter
mm
thought
to
De
in
me
v
"-WWi-.,-.
....
v.
f'
."
a.
.a'"'"
Royal
Purple
Loctee
ft
Kuperv
uwwiik
if
33-year-old
man,
being
DAVID
M.
CHEXOYVETH
has
!
been
appointed
executive
vice-
president
in
charge
of
all
op-
I
erations
for
Melon's
Brewery
!
'Ontario)
Limited,
newly-
!
formed
subsidiary
of
Molson's
j
Brewery
Limited.
Former
pre-
j
sldent
of
the
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
of
I
Canada,
he
will
continue
to
be
a
director
of
that
company.
!
the
group
commute
"
he
said.
He
said
duties
of
a
Scout
committee
were
to
assure
proper
facilities
for
the
Scout
and
ub
groups,
to
see
that
the
charter
was
applied
for,
maintain
the
tontinuity
of
leadership,
assist
in
the
raising
of
needed
group
funds
and
assume
responsibility
for
group
property.
The
need
for
8cout
and
Cub
leaders
was
never
ereater.
Mr
SALE
STARTS
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
15
hi
by
nis
niwinci.
wa
of
at
Kelley
Logging
.
....
"
Un4
RAYON
PAJAMAS
'
for
the
B.C.
Polio
Fund.
The
money
was
the
proceeds
from
an
outdoor
concert
held
by
Kathie
and
Laurene
Mehaffey,
Norman
Lynn
and
Margaret
Jackson
and
Sharon
and
PatM
O'Neill
at
the
home
of
the
latter
two.
Turauotae
an
Lilac
ih
S.M.L.
RPrf'iA
pUHV.
Aero
Lamy,
iis
knowing
anything
of
RAYON
NIGHTGOWNS
Coral,
Blue.
Pink.
Small,
Medium,
Lar?e
SPCIA)
n......ir'
wnereaDouis
are
1
d
to
contact
the
Canadian
SWEATERS
Helen
Harper,
Monarch,
etc.
memoers
ror
many
years,
although
It
was
originally
a
men's
club
here.
Joint
clubs
are
a
comparatively
new
venture
in
the
Canadian
Club
field.
The
local
group
hopes
the
change
will
increase
Its
membership,
and
officers,
In
announcing
the
first
speaker,
stressed
that
membership
is
open
to
everyone.
The
aim
of
the
Canadian
clubs,
active
across
Canada,
is
to
heln
develop
an
Informed
opinion
and
a
distinctive
Canadian
outlook
as
well
as
a
wider
view
of
world
affairs.
Canadian
citizenship
also
is
stressed.
The
meeting
at
which
Mist
Taylor
will
speak,
Is
open
t
members
only.
Anfield
said,
and
at
the
present
time
there
are
far
too
few
leaders
for
the
large
number
of
Cubs
now
enrolled.
Introduced
to
the
meetine
wnrp
.
'
Regular
values.
to
S6.&5
.'ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
tos
society,
national
u.n-
,.
Bureau,
!rt
Wellesleij
j
SLACKS
Gabardine
Slacks
495
t
t;iM.
luiuniu.
Reg.
values
to
$9.95.
Sizes
12-13.
......
ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
NYLON
BLOUSES
ERSONALS
J
Reg.
values
to
$795.
ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
NYLON
PANTIES
100
j
(?itij
llloaSi'luiirl
j
!
Cjrouf
Jlofth
HJeet
!
Members
of
the
Moose
Heart
Alumni
met
recently
at
the
home
!
;of
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig.
134
Hays;
j
Cove
Circle,
when
whist
was
en-
j
1
jcyed.
There
were
eis-ht
members
I
and
four
visitors
present.
j
I
Whist
prize
w;:ut
tc
Rita
Rob-
j
inson.
Other
members
present!
iwere
Amy
Kasper,
Luella
Hast-j
lugs,
Sue
Thompson
Bea
Racon,
'Thora
Stegavig
and
Irene
Mun-
I
Visitors
a'
the
ses.s'oh
were
Mable
Skinner,
Sopjiia
"Olske,,
Helen
Tweed
and
Clara
Morrison.
ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
and
Mrs.
Frank
Walls
of
S-M-l;
White
only
SLIPS
.
L
Bjv.are
leaving
on
tonight's
scout
leaders
A.
Van
Roche,
Harry
Winston,
and
Cub
leaders
Art
Williamson
and
Bert
Cameron.
The
meeting
deferred
action
on
the
gifts
for
Christmas
Issue
pending
furl
her
discussion
between
teachers,
parents
and
pupils.
.
All
members
of
the
P-TA
were
urged
to
attend
a
meeting
at
the
King
Edward
Elementary
school
October
19,
to
hear
a
talk
on
"Nutrition
for
the
O
r
o
w
i
n
Child."
.
ODDS
AND
ENDS
S
ALE
(or
eastern
Canada.
They
t
to
be
bark
In
a
month.
Nylons
and
Crepes
HALF
SLIPS
'
Nylons
and
Crepes1
$1.95
ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
id
Balk
Sli
95c
BRASSIERES
Cottons,
Nylons,'
Sotins.
Regular
values
to
$3.95
u
4
ODDS
AND
ENDS
BALE
reaaers
vers
!
Tl
Vilhalla
meeting
Thursdav,
$1.00
CINCHE
BELTS
Plain
and
novelty
styles
ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
FOR
THOSE
CIVIC
CENTRE
DANCING
CLASSES.
KNITTED
SUITS
and
DRESSES
$-!tr,ft
PHILIPS
RA
jl
u
:
Regular
values
to
$39.95
ODDS
AND
ENDS
SALE
Smoil
$9.75
pr.
Misses
$2-95
pr.
NYLON
HOSIERY
1.
i
K
1
99c
51
gauge
15
denier
Nylon
Hosiery.
Dark
seams
and
every
pair
perfect.
New
fall
shades
In
all
sizes
to
11.
SPECIAL,
PER
PAIR
3
i
'.a
mis
ini'liiiling
Marine,
Short
Wave,
Broadcast.
3-Spred
Recoro
chancer
Twin
8"
Speakers,
aeoustiially
matched
Available
In
H'onde,"-O.ik,
Walnut
or
Mahosany.
$20.
down;
$15
month.'
15.
(240)
.liwse
social
Friday,
Oct.
18.
ing
closed
except
to
mem-and
by
invitation.
(241
)
imf
Rupert
Shoreworkers.
VWU.
The
regular
monthly
mg
will
be
October
15
at
8
m
the
Legion
Auditorium.
;runt
all
members
attend.
1240)
jnariian
Club
meeting
In
of
Norway
Hall,
Wednes-Oct.
21.
11
p.m.
To
enable
,nive
members
to
attend
meeting,
applications
for
wrslup
can
be
obtained
the
Secretary,
Mrs,
J.
J.
iiiun,
phone
Blue
944.
applications
must
be
re-d
to
her,
properly
filled
In.
!er
th?.n
Ort.
13
(It)
Fall
Purses.
New
selection
of
styles
and
colors
From
$1.95
Pumps...
with
Cuban
heel
in
black
and
brown
FromSg.75
These
and
Many
More
Items
Too
Numerous
to
Mention
on
Sola
ot
'
A
at
n
jmm
tmmm
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.
LADIES
MMETTE
MANSELL
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
FASHION
FOOTWFAR
.
Others
Follow
We
Lead
Tomorrow's
Styles
Today
Phone
6
or
36
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
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SPONSORED
BY
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
GYRO
CLUB
All
proceeds
are
used
to
maintain
and
provide
equipment
for
the
playgrounds
of
this
city.
By
efforts
as
this
the
Gyro
Club
built
the
swimming
pools
at
McClymont
Park,
furnished
recreation
facilities
for
the
new
Casey
Park
and
made
many
other
contributions
to
the
enjoyment
of
our
children.
;
;
j-
J
Gyro
members
will
be
be
phoning
you
to
take
your.order
for
tasty
fresh
apples.
Persons
without
a
phone
may
place
their
oraers
wnn
any
01
me
nrms
nsisa
oeiow.
PLACE
YOUR
ORDER
AT:
t
MeKAY'S
GROCERY
ORMES
DRUGS
COOK'S
JEWELLERS
W.
F.
STONE
V-
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
BILL
LAMBIE
Monarch
Life
DAILY
NEWS
ACE
YOUR
ORDER
AT:
McRAE
BROS.
PHILPOTT-EVITT
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
fiLAIN
BROS.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
HELGERSON
REAL
ESTATE
EVERY
APPLE
SOLD
IS
HAPPINESS
GAINED!
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5
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