Hit
r'ti.
.1.
Kupi.'il
I
uily
Ncvvi
Monday,
March
22,
1954
Dress
With
Peekaboo.
Hole's
jassing
Sandy
Up-To-Date
Training
Methods
Outlined
at
Weekend
Session
TIds
on
up-to-date
methods
Smith
also
spoke
on
interna
tion
nv
i
i
i
!
uream
ot
Love-Lorn
miss
of
Girl
Guide
training
were
giv
-
en
local
Guide
and
Brownie
lead-
;
al
Oulding,
"telling
of
her
visit'
to
the
World
Guide
Chalet
in
t
ers
at
sessions
over
the
weekend
,
Switzerland
in
1947.
with
Miss
Lucy
Smith
of
Vaheou-
I
Sunday
afternoon
Miss
Smith
ver,
member
of
the
provincial
met
with
members
of
the
exten-Guide
training
staff.
,
j
Kion
group
which
directs
Guide
Highlight
of
the
weekend
j
and
Brownie
work
among
the
training
session
was
a
hike
Sat-
I
patients
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
urday,
when
about
25
Guides
at
a
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
and
leaders
trekked
out
west
of
j
Lionel
Holtby,
and
Sunday
night,
the
city,
nearly
to
Casey
Point,
at
tle
home
of
Mrs.
W.
L.
Hitch-
t""
"
Oil
Later
at
home.
Suv.le(Joljfully
watched
he
-
lipstick
.
lalo
go
'
.'
I
down
u,e
barn,ub
drHini
anh
re
peated:
...
'
.
,
"But
that's
what'
fat
I
wj
nted
the
dress."
".
She
has
the
dress.
ihough
Eatoriia
FIRST
LINE
BATTERIES
THE
FINEST
I
OR
YbV
Ft
CAR
OR
BOAl
,4,
Fully-
guaraiUeii-"'-fir
three
rarV.
s
KANSAS
CITY
Mrs.
Ralph
H.
Dolson
took
her
t;ht-y.;ar-
U
-I
n
j
,
u.u
uauBUKi.ou
uowmown
w
"I
don't
want
any
just
plain
stuff."
Suzie
told
her
mother.
"I
want
a
dress
like
'the
dming
room
curtains.
You
know,
with
holes
In
what
it's
made
out
of."
They
found
only
one
dress-
pale
pink
and
lacy
which
made
Suzie's
eyes
shine.
Her
reason
for
a
dress
"with
holes"
were
evident
when
she
pranced
out
of
the
store's
dressing
room.
Four
large
red
hearts
drawn
on
her
bare
chest
showed
elearlv
through
the
lace.
Completing
the
picture
were
a
cupids
arrow
and
the
words,
"Suzie
loves
Ter.ry
Terry
loves
Suzie."
V
rilt'.V
w
-VfV
TV
dverti$ement
is
not
puUijritd
ACTOR
JOSE
FERRER
and
his
wife,
singer
Rosemary
Clooney,
return
to
London
refreshed
and
smiling
after
a
three-week
holiday
In
Paris.
The
talented
couple
Is
spending
a
delayed
honeymoon
In
England
and
on
the
continent.
j
cock,
Brownie
ceremonies,
patrol
systems,
court
of
honor
procedr
ures
and
camping
problems
were
covered.
Miss
Smith,
who
was
guest
at
the;
home
of
Mrs.
Hitchcock
durf
ng
her
visit
here,
was
scheduled
to
return
by
plane
today
to
Vancouver,
where
she
captains
the
10th
Vancouver
Guide
Company.
Lodge
Enjoys
Cards,
Dance
Eleven
tables
were
in
play
!
when
the
Sons
of
Norway
staged
their
regular
dance
and'
whist
party
Friday
night
in
the
SON
Hall.
Winning
first
prizes
were
Mrs.
Alf
Jensen
and
A.
Martinussen.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey
took
second
prize
in
the
women's
section
while
O.
K.
Olson
won
men
s
1
second
prize
on
a
cut
with
H.
I
Dean-Freeman.
I
Door
prize
went
to
AmgioII
i
TTiir.n
The
committee
in
charge
m
-
eluded
Mrs.
E.
Somes,
Mrs.
J.
!
Pedersen.
Mrs.
H.
Hagen,
Mr.
and
it:
IMMEDIATE
UIXl'VERt
'
I
rui
vjim
vj
i
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
I
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
323
West
Third
Avje.
I
j
British
Columbia
I
j
i
'
to
learn
new
fire-making
and
outdoor
cooking
skills.
Some
Guides
passed
second
class
fire
tests
while
others
worked
on
first
class
fire
badges,
learning
from
Miss
Smith
new
types
of
outdoor
fires.
TRAINING
SESSION
Training
sessions
started
Fri
day
afternoon
at
a
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
B.
Allen
for
Guiders
and
Local
Association
members,
when
Miss
Smith
outlined
the
duties
of
the
association.
Friday
night,
at
a
session
for
Guide
and
Brownie
leaders
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
hall,
Miss
Smith
gave
pointers
on
camp-fire,
teaching
some
new
songs,
and
covering
a
variety
of
points
on
planning
Guide
and
Brownie
meetings.
,
"
'
Saturday
night
at
another
training
session
at
the
home
of
Miss
Dorothy
Edgar,
1008
Second
Avenue
West,
Guiders
learned
new
methods
of
Machine
mm-
nan
work,
s
e
m
a
n
h
o
r
.
with
r
'
'
games
and
other
topics.
Miss
I
readers
S.O.N.
Meeting,
Monday,
March
12,
8
p.m.
Social,
Square-Dancing,
Sonja
Ladles
Invited.
(68)
General
meeting
of
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
Tuesday,
.n.
,69)
Monthly
meeting
Loyal
Order
'of
Moose
No.
1051
at.
8
p.m.
Tuesday,
March
23.
Nomination
iand
Election
of
officers.
All
members
nr
snecinllv
rrnuesterl
to
attend.
(69)
"YOU
HAVE
A
DATE"
with
Bellis
Asserts
Heating
Unit
.Saved
Hospital
Board
$1,500
Installation
of
a
new
heating
,
studying
existing
conditions
and
plant
at
Prince
Rupert
General
;
planning
for
the
future."
Hospital
enabled
the
institution!
"We
would
also
point
out,
to
effect
a
savings
of
approxt-
i
most
emphatically,
that
If
the'
mately
$1500
a
year
in
fuel
costs.
!
people
of
this
community
want
This
was
announced
at
the
a
modern
hospital
they
must
be
annual
meeting
of
the
associa-
i
prepared
to
contribute
their
pro-tion
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
j
portion
of
the
cost
.
.
."
niiiht
by
Norman
Bellis,
chair-1
-
NONE
OF
THAT
bottle-ancf-
nipple
stuff
for
Maryanne
Perry
of
Rochester,
N.Y.,
who's
a
big
girl
at
72
months.
She
takes
her
liquids
through
a
oliuw,
a
feat
uiiiioUdl
fur
her
age.
Her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anthony
Perry,
claim
envious
neighbors
have
tried
the
stunt
with
their
offspring,
but
without
results.
Suffragette
To
Meet
Naguib
CAIRO
(Reuters
Mrs.
Doria
Shafik,
still
weak
from
her
seven-day
hunger
strike,
today
led
her
group
of
seven
suffragettes
to
call
on
President
Mo
hammed
Naguib
who
got
them
toend
their
fast
Friday.
Tt
a
trt
l
:iT
rtau
mir
ni
nnc.
'pital
for
the
feminists.
Their
hunger
strike
supported
demands
of
36-year-old
Mrs.
Shafik
s
;
run
for
seats
in
Egypt's
new
constituent
assembly
this
spring.
Naguib
repeated
his
pledge
to
the
women
that
"your
demands
are
in
good
hands."
stop
sinus
I
SUFFERING
For
the
first
time
simw
sufferers
ran
obtain
romplfte,
loini-lasting
relief
with
NKVO.
AvuilaWIe
to
the
puhlic
&fter
years
of
rwareh
Hiui
testiiiK.
Medu-iil
tciits
have
pruven
that
NFiVO
rompletoly
eliminates
sinus
suffering
?
almost
all
cases
even
hen
other
methods
have
failed.
Sold
on
a
Money
Hack
t.uaranire
At
AH
Drug
Stores
hrrsj
f
Mrs.
P.
Peterson,
K.
Dahll
and
:
"Daughters
of
the
Nile"
organi-Nels
Gunnarson.
j
zation
that
women
be
allowed
to
!
Quick!
I
....
i
!5il
4
t
the
P'1SI
-I
purlin?
,0
perfect
suo-rrsatlon
bright,
sunny
,
hard
to
con-,Mt
a
docsnt
,,,,e
in
fi,,l"'rt
the
S('v-
,v
va
,
0
sunsnme
rti
have
been
j.,y"
as
a
group
,.
Terrace
also
match
wits
,.lers
and
there
In
out-of-town
,
action
at
the
lots
of
serious
.,t
the
curling
,
also
tt
lot
of
r,as
a
new
job.
a
vacation
In
i,t
In
the
bon-
:he
"official"
.-rntalive
for
Liter
Johnson.
,.,
Jack
stayed
J
,s
now
man-
rmrn's
Co-op
i
net
Ham
An-
i
or
MVS-
Jack
at
golf.
been
In
town
jple
of
weeks
!i
Burns
Lake,
D
of
foul
line
.
Rupert
CNT
day.
'
iwld-shatter-
made
at
the
.ink
Anftcld
is
f
:ure
out
how
;
I
his
last
shot,
j
ctaior
when
j
.
big
Sunday
Shirley
.
.
.
Chuck
TRIED
:
tacular
shot.
!
is
speechless.
fc'ipt
is
house
i
s
(Mine
to
;
nd
kiddies
:
it
from
Burt
on
as
he
pets
and
movin:;
John
Waklry
I'o
bf
heading
i
intry
1'ink
Skinner
:a
Vancouver.
Ifcwn
to
big
U
herc.aud
t
ver
years
on
l:ht
now
he's
home
nine
a
minor
l
and
Kvelvn
:"tt
.tie
re-uly
I
vneatinn
-this
Evelyn
savs
f
duys
in
the
Tlry
hope
to
f
next
riMi)le
I1
r
nijte
eiinu's
"I
Jak
Mon-
I"f
U
the
the
"Hl-
"HI-
4
li'Tf.
her,
in
in
in
in
,ri-
,rl-
Jai'k
forgot
'jllic
nhuw's
all
tstnr
ntioriK
th.,t
f'ftl
Charlie
T'
wuik
in
f
'l
...
Charlie
Iruinlii"
I.
.11
tt-h,.-ll
........
i
"
..".ii
ri'y
is
Herb
"
transferred
f"r-
Herb's
so-1
t
h?'s
been
:
J.iddcr
after
a
City"
quality
I
A
nian
of
the
long-range
planning
committee.
In
a
report
on
tne
work
of
the
committre
and
operation
of
the
hospital,
Mr.
BcllU
said
that:
n?uiis.iu
iiiui,
it
in
me
rc-
i
sponsibility
of
the
board
to
pro-
j
vme
me
rcsiuenui
oi
mis
com-
muiiiiy
wnn
moaern
aiagnosuc
ana
ireaimem,
iucinues,
tne
ong
range
planning
committee
i
Is
constantly
reviewing
and
""
,
.
TOKYO
Japanese
repat-!
Hates
from
Russia
say
a
gold
(
rush
is
on
in
northeast
Siberia
where
Japanese
and
German
prisoners
of
war
discovered
nug
pets
"sometimes
bigger
than
a
kidney
bean,"
the
newspaper
Sangyo
Keizat
reported
Sunday.
The
paper,
quoting
three
Jn-anese.
said
the
deposit
is
in
the
Kolyma
valley
of
northeast
SI-
,
ebrla
and.ls
spread
qver
an
area
i
larger
than
Japan.
KNJOY
SHOPPING
;
LONDON
(CP)
Maj.
E.
K.
Eo-
i
wards,
vice
president
of
tin
'
Wholesale
Grocers
Federatio.i,
corn
at
new
i-
ji
1
1
low
prices!
I
.
C
A
E
D
F
0
0
B
S
the
Kalcn
Consumers
Co-op!
came
here
a
week
ago
from
Kiti-Crcdit
Union,
at
their
annual
mat
where
he
worked
for
sev-
General
Meeting,
March
31st,
8
eral
months.
i
p.m.
Civic
Centre,
Common
1
Alter
a
five-day
visit
in
Prince
Lounge.
Refreshments
will
be
;
Rupert.
-he
will
leave
for
a
tour
served.
All
members
urged
to'
of
the
Peace
River
area
and
the
i
tittrnd,
and
to
brin-j
yur
1
Yukon.
i
told
a
meetlm?
that
Britons
are
ijoulli
Vjouin
(j,
Kjrouji
Members
nf
hp
Anvil
n
young
People's
Association
of
st
peer's
Church,
Seal
Cove,
at
lhelr
aJjt
meeting
planned
to
i
invito,
.nniw
,
rnnn
t.
Join
ln
their
activities.
!
Members
of
a
Port
Edward
youth
group
will
be
invited
to
iJln
the
St.
Peter's
group.
Tne
meeting
aIso
ncard
re.
:
on
succcss
o(
a
fund
-
rii
chm
Mnn.i,..
solljn
s
Bvertlng
'cards
to
finance
'
C
.!!!.
.
i
ba!;etial!,
and
refreshments
completed
the
evening.
This
Week-
Legion
Auxiliary
Fashion
Show
tonii;ht
in
the
Legion
Hall
at
8
p.m.
Prince
Kupert
Art
flub
meeting
Tuesilay,
8:l.i
p.m.,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey.
Rrgulnr
mrrline
of
the
Prime
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
Vcilncsday
at
8
p.m.,
lit
the;
'ivic
Centre.
.
All
.
members'
please'
attonit.
;x
v
.
Svrinl
for
oldtlmers
of
the
"Over
70"
flub
al
the
Civic
C'enlre,
Thursday,
2
p.m.
City
drivers
and
prnspeetive
ear
owners
rr
invited
l
join
the
Trince
Rupert
Automotive
Association
which
hs
called
Us
next
meeting
for
March
21
In
the
Club
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Fred
E,
Dcwdie
OPTGMETnSl
New
nddross:
3Qt
"'d
Ave.
V
BACKACHE
MaybeVarninq
Btdurht
it
tllrn
caused
by
liy
tldnj
Klwa.
When
tidneys
get
wit
!
ttirr,
eireu
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
thai
BTSIem.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest
er
that
tired-ou)
and
heafy-hesded
leelinf
nay
seen
loiiow.
That's
the
time
t
lake
Dodd'a
Kidney
Pills.
Dodds
stimulate
the
kidneys
te
normal
action.
Then
yeu
(eel
better
sleep
better
werk
better
Get
Dedd'i
Kidney
Pills
ne.
al
"
..
1-1
t.
A
'--
v
:
!
!
I
j
friends.
(76)
Heating
Musi
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
rvpcrlly
pliinned
hc:il-iiic
system
pays
for
itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
promotes
hcttcr
health
for
the
family.
Phono
174
SMITH
StLKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
r
I
Newspaperman
To
Speak
Here
Kenneth
Johnstone.
Kemsley
,
newspaperman
of
London,
Eng-
j
land,
is
back
in
Prince
Rupert
i
after
a
visit
to
the
Queen
Char-j
lottes,
and
wlil
lecture
at
an,
cpen
meeting
at
St.
Peter's
Church
Hall,
Seal
Cove
Tuesday
night.
;
Mr.
Johnston,
who
Is
tour.n,;
';
Canada
seeking
material
for
a!
book
on
life
in
this
country,'
'
iBivrc
wee
cm
to
Y
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THCYOOSAYrfJE
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sUCKILO
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ClUCULCfS
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w
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lr.
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of
6ii.!.uj(
futiw
to
tbc
islet
of
ihr
Unci
iithM
b
lar.
(
rn,t
hi
woo
hi
men
in
ihr
h.-t-
m
liciirj
Mi
i(
Lnglind.
ht
lould
efi
Jniiin
Htkii.
aim
helped
l
40tli
jn
indul-lna
In
"impuTae-
buying'',
now
that
rationing
is
ending.
He
said
they
are
going
from
shop
.
to
shop
buvlng
in
small
auant-
'tin
ni-rl
added
this
cotl'd
mem
an
lncifa.se
In
the
domestic
ro-J
eery
bill.
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