CITY
ALL-STARS
Continued
from
page
5)
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday,
June
2,
1952
SCREEN
FLASHES
Three
great
love
stories
in
'
II
f
II'-
.
New
Conlract
Of
Sailors
Calls.
For
Tea
at
Sea
m-u-ni
iiiigmy
spectacle!
Li
their
parents
"what
can
be
done
when
facililte
are
available,"
said
Mr.
Grant.
This
event
is
planned
especially
due
to
the
recent
defeat
of
a
village
bylaw
for
better
school
facilities,
said
Mr.
Grant.
The
newly
elected
board
of
directors,
following
acquisition
of
a
charter
by
the
Agricultural
Association,
are
'most
enthusiastic"
about
the
coming
event.
"We
think
Terrace
Is
a
natural
place
to
start
what
will
be
the
biggest
event
in
Central
B.C.
an
annual
fall
fair.
We
are
lo-
A
British
film
critic
saluted
Canadian
Actress
Suzanne
Clout-ler
today
In
a
review
that
ought
Terrace
Lays
Plans
For
Big
Fall
Fair
Combined
With
Sports
Event
with
only
three
forwards
were
badly
handicapped.
Uanneford
got
a
good
goal.
Jerry
Ford
was
a
big
help
in
the
second
half.
Boulter
was
not
very
severely
tested.
Dunbar
and
Eby
were
fast
and
resourceful.
Bishop
was
very
good
and
Eckert
was
smart
and
effective.
John
Wilson
played
a
strong
game,
forward.
Verhaar
and
Nuyten
were
best
with
Pat
Wilson
distributing
the
ball
well.
Phillips
was
clever
and
Maron
always
tried
hard.
WW
NEW
CONTRACT
Page
6
TORONTO
(CP)
Life
at
sea
may
not
be
a
tea
party
alto
to
get
a
special
spot
In
her
scrapbook.
The
youthful
Ottawa
star,
daughter
of
King's
Printer
Ed-mond
Cloutler.
plays
a
leading
role
In
the
British
film
"Derby
Day,"
starring
Anna
Neagle
and
UVi
'
-
t
TERRACE
The-biggest
fall
fair
in
the
Skeena
TT'lT
bi3
...
i
r.
i,
,
.
,
.
f
.
,
.
,
,
,
industrial
ites-Prince
Rupert
i
3
Michael
Wilding,
j
The
film
had
its
London
pre
ami
miiKiev
vaney
s
nisiory
is
oeing
planned
to
lane
ami
ruumfii,
and
we
have
a
place
here
"September
1
and
2.
It
will
be-combined
Stm
"Ttw
moit
Mulr
coioiu
"ov,
,ou
IM,
Mltt(w
of
youi
Uwt."
aid
Itrraue's
of
C'vei.
psii'i
Civic
with
the
Labor
Day
sports
event.
miere
Wednesday,
to
coincide
j
with
the
173rd
running
of
the
.Epsom
derby
won
by
the
Aga
,
Khan's
Tulyar,
and
today
critic
Leonard
Mosley
of
the
Dallv
"The
mow
coloiul
nwmf
rvtr
Staged
in
and
around
the
Civic
Centre
building,
the
Fair
will
:
will
be
established
in
the
village
nade."
-
s
ac-
leaiure
mau-sinai.
agricultural
t0
take
care
of
tnose
seeki
and
handicraft
displays.
commodation.
Centre.
,.
Executive
of
the
Apr.cultural
As?o:-iation
is
headed
b-
President
Ben
Dodds.
Other
Lfficeii
a;f
Alex
Olson,
vice-president;
Mrs.
Norah
OLson,
corresponding
secretary;
and
Gordon
Vosburghi
recording
secrelar"
M-O-M
IWJIy
P,
gether
but
for
some
seamen
it
will
be
for
at
least
30
minutes
a
day.
Two
15-mlnute
breaks
for
tea
.is
one
of
the
clauses
included
In
a
new
deep-sea
agreement
-e'cntlv
negotiated
by
Seafer-ts'
International
Union
(AFL),
with
12
Canadian
shipping
com-wnies.
Th?
contract
'also
will
see
to
it
thit
ship
owners
supply
their
men
with
electric
fans,
water
"miirrs,
clocks,
toasters,
crockery
dishes,
spring
filled
mattresses
snH
face
and
laundry
soap.
These
are
just
a
few
of
the
luxuries
provided
in
the
contract
which
would
make
many
a
gnarled
old
deckhand
of
not
so
many
years
back
green
with
envy.
Crew
members
will
receive
the
same
food
as
that
served
to
officers.
Clean
face
and
bath
towels
will
be
provided
twice
a
week.
Bed
sheets
and
pillow
cases
will
be
changed
weekly.
Many
competitions
are
open
for
entry
in
the
three
phases,
says
Alex
Grant,
treasurer
of
the
tmu'ltr
fnrmofl
Torrono
AttTiiil-
i
All
residents
who
have
a
rojm
they
can
spare
during
the
two
!
days
will
be
asked
to
submit
the
nrai
Awiati.
imormauon
to
tnis
oureau
so
i:
A
larae
attendance
at
the
Fair
Ls
expected
and
a
central
bureau
can
arrange
accommodation
for
those
not
able
to
get
into
hotels
and
rooming
houses,
said
M.
'
Express
picked
Miss
Cloutier
as
the
show's
best
bet.
"The
one
surprise,"
wrote
Mos-
'
ley,
"was
a
French
filly
named
Suzanne
Cloutler
who
emerged
from
the
field
and
did
a
lovely
lithe
romp
to
the
finish
.
.
.
as
an
actress
she
turns
out
to
be
as
smart
as
a
tic-tac
man,
as
I
wide-eyed
as
the
punter
who
picks
the
winner
with
a
pin,
as
,
lovely
to
look
at
as
Tulyar."
I
Otherwise,
said
Mosley,
"Derby
Day"
is
strictly
a
one-horse
.
film.
j
Canadian-born
critic
Milton
i
Shulman
put
it
even
more
blunt
fit;
Ladies
First
'
VANCOUVER
CP
Passenger
cars
and
trucks
were
lined
up
for
10(1
yards
in
both
directions
as
traffic
halted
on
the
Lions
Gate
bridge
approach
in
Stanley
Park
WW
mm
Grant.
!
Special
features
of
the
fare
include
two
dances
o.i
Sunday
midnight,
the
oti.cr
Monday
night.
1
A
student.-,'
manual
arts
work
competition
for
entry
by
Prince
Rupert
students
is
being
plan-'
ned
to
show
Terrace
pup
Is
and
recently.
The
cause
was
a
mother
duck
leading
her
newborn
family
sedately
across
the
pavement.
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favorites
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You
lose
your
shirt."
Miss
Cloutier,
slim,
chestnut-haired
and
22,
plays
the
part
of
a
French
maid.
She
recently
appeared
In
such
French
films
as
"Royaume
des
Cleux"
and
"Juliette,
Ou
La
Clef
des
Songes,"
and
still
speaks
English
with
a
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PRINCE
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IT'S
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FURS-T
He
may
not
he
a
celebrity,
a
high
(ovjrnment
official
or
a
captain
of
industry.
But,
for
his
contribution
to
the
welfare
of
his
community,
he
deserves
to
have
a
carpet
rolled
out
for
him
!
Who
is
he?
He
is
the
typical
life
insurance
finlicyh
titter
man
whose
influence
on
your
standards
of
living,
health
and
happiness
is
greater
than
you
may
think
!
In
fact,
almost
everywhere
you
look
there
are
sign
of
the
benefits
he
brings
to
others,
as
well
as
himself.
1
ake
that
handsome
new
school
in
your
community,
for
instance.
It
might
be
one
of
the
many
vital
project!
that
part
of
his
premium
money,
invested
for
him
by
a
life
insurance
company,
has
helped
to
build.
In
the
same
way,
he
has
played
a
part
in
providing
new
highways,
industrial
plants,
waterworks,
electrical
power
stations,
housing,
oil
pipelines
and
many
other
important
projects
in
your
own
or
other
communities.
Yet
perhaps
the
most
important
thing
he
doe
is
just
to
stand
on
his
feet
own
financially.
As
an
owner
of
life
insurance
he
is
doing
his
best
to
make
sure
that
he
and
his
family
will
always
be
independent.
No
wonder
we're
rolling
out
the
carpet
for
hinwand
the
millions
of
Canadian
policyholders
he
represents!
AT
YOUR
SERVICE!
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"I
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Becaus
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Hospital
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1
1
t
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Mora
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SO
Canadian,
British
and
United
Slates
life
insurance
companies
compete
actively
to
offer
you
the
best
possible
life
insurance
service.
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trained
life
underwriter
from
any
of
these
companies
will
gladly
help
you
choose
th
kind
and
amount
of
life
insurance
that
will
best
ft
your
individual
needs.
the
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are
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mid-winter.
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"Hospital-
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Tomorrow
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Mrs.
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Laurie
and
Mrs.
Jorelyn
Bolton.
Wednesday
morning
at
9:45
Tom
Christie
"To
the
Ladies!
God
bless
them!"
Back
The
Party
That's
Going
To
Win
PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
ffsTK3
mJ
lurid
THE
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
IN
CANADA
"
is
Good
Cfiienjfip
to
own
Lift
tnjurance"
tonight