Prince
kupcrt
Daily
News
PERSONALS
Ddmruay,
uclobcr
24,
1953
ssing
Big
"Shell-Out"
Sale
Sought
By
Kinsmen
For
Three
Fires
....
Mr.
and
Mrs.
h
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Peter
Andersen
lngs
aboard
the
Norwegian-Am
erican
liner
Oslofjord,
and
were
impressed
by
the
number
of
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
today
in
the
United
States
before
sailing
from
New
York
November
.
aboard
the
Norwegian-America
liner
Stavan;;erfjord.
He
will
visit
relatives
in
his
heme
village,
Skutvik,
Norway.
Danes
coming
to
st.-tle
in
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they
can
make
a
good
showing
on
the
big
night.
Meanwhile,
Kinsmen
are
continuing
preparations
for
the
parties,
and
tomorrow
they'll
go
In
search
of
wood
for
the
bonfires.
have
returned
home
to
Prince
Rupert
after
a
four-month
holiday
trip
which
took
them
to
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark,
where
they
visited
.several
relatives
and
friends.
Commenting
on
conditions
In
Norway
,they
said
that
employ-
reiterated
their
appeal
to
city
residents
to
purchase
Hallowe'en
shell-out
tickets
from
school
students
during
their
present
sales
campaign.
i
Mr.
Louis
Amadio,
who
Thurs
id
last"night
Paulding
left
tor
Duncan.
A
large
Iripiids
gathered
juitlam
and
Cap-
had
some
diffl-is
ship
away
on
'passengers
were
Pre-
yjujih
la
day
night
received
a
25-year
service
pin
from
the
Capitol
Theatre,
will
leave
next
week
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Famous
Players
25-Year
Club,
comprising
theatre
managers
and
projectionists
with
25
years'
service.
;
nient
was
at
a
high
and
that
they
had
noticed
much
modern-I
izatlon
since
they
.
last
say
the
'
country
30
years
ago.
iby
the
overneaa
Party
JIc
onori
i
They
made
both
Atlantic
cross-
Rroup
to
wish
The
ticket
sales
are
to
help
finance
the
three
bonfire
parties
to
be
staged
by
Kinsmen
at
Oyro
Park,
Totem
Park
and
Conrad
Street
school,
and
the
central
fireworks
display.
At
Port
Edward
the
bonfire
party
will
be
sponsored
by
Nelson
Brothers
Fisheries.
The
Kinsmen
report
that
in
the
first
three
days
of
shell-out
ticket
sales,
school
children
have
taken
out
fewer
tickets
than
In
the
opening
days
of.
former
cam
Jljarian
Si
was
a
aeiCKauun
en
ton
U
Mr.
Nels
Wasing,
945
Hays
Club,
who
made
tuxiiiaru
nion
in
Ernie
canm.
iude.
said
mem-
Cove,
will
leave
on
tonight's
train
on
the
first
leg
of
a
trip
which
will
take
him
home
to
PL
Another
in
a
series
of
pre-nuptial
parties
for
Miss
Marian
Shenton,
popular
bride-elect
of
this
city,
was
held
last
night
at
anntn
Plans
for
a
rummage,
sale
were
Norway.
He
plans
to
visit
briefly
the
home
of
Mrs-
F.
L.
Cawdell,
paigns.
However,
some
young
appreciation
of
wing
at
billiards
(vears
here,
imlssed
by
many,
-r
John
Wakeiy
now
he
can
get
feted.
John,
ln-
discussed
when
members
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
United
847
Fifth
Avenue
East.
The
'
guests
enjoyed
several
games,
with
prizes
awarded,
af
I
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
!
Union
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
E.
Parkin,
1436
Sixth
Avenue
sters
reportedly
are
going
all
out
i
n
sales,
trying
for
prizes
to
be
awarded
for
top
sales.
With
the
special
emphasis
placed
this
year
on
collection
of
tickets
Hallowe'en
night,
some
youngsters
are
keeping
track
of
where
they
sold
tickets
so
that
1'
-
'
'
'
o
the
speech
for
joiitreal
staff
at
a
uiing
me
auer-
East.
Members
and
friends
were
asked
to
donate
clothes
for
the
sale,
to
be
held
November
14.
Donors
ware
asked
to
contact
Mrs.
all
;
IS
Illin
mini,
on
the
rrince
ter
which
many
lovely
gifts
were
presented
to
the
honoree
in
a
gaily
decorated
umbrella.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
to
wind-up
the
evening's
fun.
Invited
guests
included
Miss
Bernice
Michaloff,
Miss
Violet
Manojlovich,
Miss
Stella
Chap-run,
Mrs.
D.
Morse,
Mrs-
N.
Pos-tula,
Mrs.
J.
Clee,
Mrs.
R.
Williams,
Miss
Georgia
Batcman,
a
an
So
on
wife
ana
auuKn-
3
of
I
lorwa
u
jhc-d
In
the
ban
The
meeting
enjoyed
bingo,
i
with
several
prizes
awarded,
and
JIM
IVlull
Parly
Fourteen
tables
of
whist
were
jfs
nso
after
com-I
'lllivi
hove.
.
.
.
bumped'
Into
I
ill
l.amblf
and
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
In
the
Union
hall
November
12,
Mrs.
Leonora
Rydde,
and
Miss
ihn
were
enrouto
In
play
when
the
Sons
of
Norway
held
their
weekly
dance
and
whist
party
in
the
SON
hall.
'
Shenton
s
mother,
Mrs
O.
Shenton.
.
R.
jwhen
plans
will
be
made
for
a
I
Christmas
party
for
children.
Francisco
where
holidaying.
Bill
plained
all
the
Whist
prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
Women's
first.
Mrs.
A
"S
E.
Norton,
second,
Mrs.
Hans
Pettersen;
men's
first,
R.
Murray,
second,
R.
Morrison.
The
fei
ones
that
Is
ie
way
for
the
tthe
World
Series
I
also
has
some
Liut
the
Barbary
GET
YOUR
TIRES
WINTERIZED
with
the
door
prize
went
to
Irving
Keese-man.
,
The
committee
In
charge
included
Miss
Ellon
Waseng,
Miss
Annette
Anderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Selvlg,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alt
Jensen
and
O.
K.
Olsen.
The
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Photo
by
Van
Mr
Studio.
Kl'PKRT
KF.WLYWEDS,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Berton
M.
Wong,
smile
happily
at
the
camera
man
shortly
after
their
wedding
here
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
last
Saturday.
The
groom
is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Wong
of
Gainsborough,
Saskatchewan,
and
the
bride,
May
Kathcrine,
is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
H.
BcnLsen,
323
Fourth
Avenue
West.
The
young
couple
have
taken
up
residence
in
this
city.
ith
Waller
John-c
south
and
with
(tin
also
was
vaca-lifornia
with
wife
jvery
game
on
TV.
in
trip
Bill
stop-Jancouvcr
to
visit
fm
and
since
corn-
NEW
SAWDUST
TREAD
...
for
those
slippery
roads
PETITCODIAC.
N.B.
(CP)
Anxious
neighbors
flocked
to
the
been
'collecting
with
his
many
PONT
THROW
it
outcome
of
the
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
MODEL
V-566
Mft-
$2j.UO
"wn
For
the
man
who
likes
to
twttt
and
turn
in
bed
without
bis
pyjamas
objecting
a
Harvey-Woods
Slecpsuit
is
the
only
answer.
Kibbed
cufts,
trim
Lastex
waist
and
the
coztness
of
6ne
combed
cotton.
Note
to
wives:
Harvey-Woods
Sleepsuitj
wash
easily,
never
need
ironing,
keep
their
smart
shape,
have
oo
buttons
to
sew
Gifted
Young
Chinese
Singer
For
Next
Music
Trail
Concert
they
saw
a
light
two-seater
plane
come
to
earth
under
a
tree
on
Guy
Killiam's
farm.
The
pilot,
Floyd
KiUiam,
had
arrived
with
a
friend
from
Boston
to
visit
his
parents.
the
George
to
or
for
oll-purpose
driving
THE
NEW2-in-l
.
WINTERCLEAT
i
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Dealers
for
the
'
GENERAL
TIRE
VV'LCAMZING
(Urn
was
Charlie
lm
had
spent
a
fi'Uth
.
.
.
and,
he
)it
back
the
sunny
in
walnut
$
J
2.00
MolUh
Worcff
Finesf
3
ped
Record
Changer
.
,
,
offers
thrilling
"true-fo-tife"
quality
from
off
your
records.
Prince
Rupert
music
lovers
;
A
slight
figure,
standing
only
j
early
next
month
will
hear
Yl-
i
five
feet
six
inches,
he
has
Kwcl
Sze,
gifted
young
bass-1
amazed
concert-goers
with
the;
baritone,
on
stage
at
the
Civic
power
and
ease
of
his
singing,
i
Centre
In
the
second
of
the
Al-'
His
voice
has
often
been
com-
j
ask
Music
Trail
winter
concert
.
pared
with
that
of
the
great
i
Powerful
6-fube
AM
Radio
with
world-
famous
RCA
Victor
"Golden
Throat"
tone
system.
Compact
Modern
Cabinet
.
.
.
exquisitely
finished,
yet
completely
practical
in
design.
RETREADING
WE
FIX
FLATS
Chaliapin
for
Its
beautiful
low-
season
away
i-kcy
mr
Is
convinced
U
will
win
the
r?E?ain
.
.
.
It's
a
thoueh
and
there
Detroit
fans
In
the
series.
.
With
his
talented
wife,
Nancy
Lee
Sze,
as
piano
accompanist,
he
will
be
heard
here
Nov.
4
Tires
are
not
a
sideline
with
us
We
Specialize
DROP
IN
FOR
A
DEMONSTRATION
MtRrE
BROS.
LTD.
Mr.
Sze
holds
the
distinction
SLEEPSUITS
Walls
&llickerson
KMUTSOil'S
TIRE
SALES
&
SERVICE
I
The
Store
That
Service
Built"
bass
register.
Entertainment
of
.he
artist
I
and
his
wife,
from
th"!
time
of
their
arrival
here
aboard
the
Prince
George
Nov.
4.
till
they
leave1
the
same"
night.
"
will
be
taken
over
by
the
Chinese
Association
of
Prince
Rupert,
Including
the
reception
following
the
concert,
which
will
be
held
in
the
teen
room
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Mr.
and
Mis.
Sze
will
travel
from
here
to
several
Alaska
811
Fraser
Street
.
Red
548
Phone
6
or
36
MEN'S
WEAR
of
being
the
first
singer
to
come
out
of
China
for
an
opera
and
concert
career.
Born
in
China,
he
learned
the
rudiments
of
music
in
a
Presbyterian
missionary
school
and
studied
later
at
the
National
Conservatory
in
Shanghai.
If
baseball
again,
i
Ins
still
thinks
the
"robbed."
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all
the
frs
and
she
says
better
team
and
fun...
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cooking?
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may
be
In
hot
water
if
you
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short
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that's
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on
any
type
building
or
prrnonftl
property.
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today.
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centres
for
further
concerts.
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a
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real
move
the
mast
excited
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FARMERS
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welcome.
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Sons
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Norway
meet
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Monday,
Oct.
20.
followed
by
social.
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looking
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