Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
14,
1953
IQecord
drowdi
Jisil
al
TJiagara
NIAGARA
FALLS,
Ont.
(CP
Niagara
Parks
comrr.ission's
35-
:neer
Seal
Cove
Couple
bnored
at
Church
Dinner
Where
thousands
of
soldiers
'
mile
stretcn
oi
parmano.
bioub
once
fought
for
control
of
the
!
the
Niagara
River.
t
Niagara
frontier,
millions
oi
i
TV
Set
With
Ghostly
Face
Of
Woman
Turned
to
Wall
tourists
now
throng
the
biggest
i
Oil
Spot
Worries
Mint
Worker
'
DENVER,
Colo.
An
oil
spot
on
the
basement
floor
of
Joe
Blount's
Denver
home
Is
causing
him
"nothing
but
worry."
1
""Blount,
a
janitor
for
the
United
States
mint,
first
maintained
park
in
Canada.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Skinner,
long-time
residents
ui
c.ve
and
leaders
in
St.
Peter's
Anglican
.
1
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Canadian
and
united
States
visitors
and
many
from
abroad
came
in
record
numbers
this!
ivt,
nrc-Chi'istmas
dinner
m
St.
Peter's
Parish
t
year
to
explore
the
forts
used
in
the
War
ot
1812,
and
to
review
the
beauty
spots
of
the
ay
night.
HpuuI
Mercer,
and
Heir
r.nnn
ltlll
There's
a
(fisfbl
jl
viiTicK.
W.A.
president.,
Basil
S.
Prockter
proposed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
women
who
had
prepared
the
dinner.
;
Organ
Interludes
durine
din.
i(.,-.t-.
nuniDonng
aooui
,.
li.uirnit't
for
which
t
lii'inrated
In
the
noticed
the
spot
four
years
ago
when
it
was
about
the
size
of
a
grapefruit.
The
spot
has
widened
since
then
to
it-i
present
diameter
of
more
tnan
four
feet.
'
He
dug
a
hole
in
the
centre
:
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Coll
Today
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with
red
tier,
and
accompaniment
tor
BLUE
POINT,
N.Y.
(CP)
A
television
set
that
has
terrorized
children
because
of
a
ghostly
woman's
face
on
the
screen
even
when
the
set
Is
turned
off
was
turned
to
the
wall
today
in
a
home
in
this
Long
Island
community.
Last
Thursday
the
new
set
occupied
a
place
of
honor
in
the
living
room
of
Jerry
Trav-ers'
home,
But
during
a
children's
program
six-year-old
Caroline
Travers
came
crying
to
her
mother,
saying:
"We
can't
see
It
(the
program).
A
face
is
in
the
way."
Mrs.
Travers
Investigated.
One
look
and
she
turned
pale.
,1
a
riMitrcpiPce
of
red
;dllS
w..ji..
ed
home
from
work,
they
swung
the
set
around.
The
face
was
still
there.
"CANT
HAPPEN"
Radio
and
TV
experts
were
consulted.
One
expert
said
"it
can't
happen."
Network
officials,
given
a
description
of
the
face
of
the
woman,
could
not
Identify
her.
But
Ray
Clurman,
chief
engineer
at
the
telechrome
color
television
laboratory
In
nearby
Amityville,
had
an
explanation.
The
face
is
probably
an
Image
from
a
previous
program
which
became
engraved
on
the
picture
tube
as
a
result
of
faulty
equipment,
he
said.
Meanwhile,
for
the
sake
of
the
children,
the
screen
side
is
still
turned
to
the
wall.
SPECIAL
$
A
A
50
Cards
in
Box..
carol
singing
later
were
played
by
Hugo
Kraupner.
A
recitation
by
W.
D.
Griffith
and
a
humorous
monologue
by
Bishop
Watts,
along
with
the
carol
singing
led
by
F.
E.
Anfleld,
rounded
out
the
evening's
entertainment.
Mrs.
W.
J.
McLean
was
convener
for
the
dinner,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Ken
Donson.
Mrs.
Rohert.
I,(
-1111111,
rector
of
St.
U,
;ii.i.stcr
of
ceremonies
r
nll,
r,
at
which
the
Rt.
i"g.
Watts,
Bishop
of
jirsciitcd
a
Bible
to
;iJ
j'Mr.s
Skinner.
of
the
spot
and
had
a
chunk
of
ground
underneath
the
basement
analyzed.
A
chemist
reported,
Blount
said,
that
the
sample
contained
oil
in
addition
to
several
minerals.
'
He's
been
debating
ever
since
whether
to
sell
his
home,
tcir
it
down
and
dig
an
oil
well,
or
Just
start
digging
in
his
spare
time.
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DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
i
hi:
ad'ertnemem
is
no!
published
or
di.i.'ui
D;-
it.t
Liquor
Control
Boird
or
b
'
t'.r
Goyeiomtnt
of
British
j
he
was
Honoring
two
'in
luid
worked
.for
St.
ipucity
or
another
'
Kclsey
and
Mrs.
K.
Kellough.
In
a.
u.
who
Wdg
ourn
in
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
named
manager
of
Northern
Electric-s
branch
house
in
Fort
William,
Ont.
Mr.
McLellan's
appointment
becomes
effective
on
January
1.
Mr.
McLellan
took
his
electrical
engineering
degree
from
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
He
joined
Northern
Electric
In
1936
at
Vancouver,
later
working
in
Calgary
and
Montreal.
He
Is
a
member
of
the
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada.
v:
on'-
There
was
the
face,
staring
out
of
the
screen
as
the
program
went
on
behind,
or
through
it.
The
children
whimpered.
Mrs.
Travers,
a
little
nervous
herself,
turned
off
the
set.
The
face
remained.
Then
she
turned
the
screen
side
of
the
set
to-
the
wall.
When
her
husband
return-
.y
j4
tai.v
na
a
wrcii
spitpciatiiin,
we
are
pre-,
iiicin
with
the
most
',
thu.i:
in
the
world
.
.
.
I
iheir,
both
long
health
ctaiwrt
association
with
nr.knw
the
bishop
and
charge
of
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
H.
Tattersall
and
Mrs.
E.
Rlmple
while
serving
were
Mrs.
J.
Mellor,
Mrs.
i.
P.
Kurdzlel,
Mrs.
Lucas
and
Mrs.
Hayes.
Robert
Kelsey
and
A.
Duffus
carved
the
hams
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Griffiths,
Mrs.
F.
Hicks,
Mrs.
W.
Moorchouse
and
other
members
of
the
W.A.
assisted
at
the
dinner.
Mr.
Bill
McLean
was
In
charge
of
tickets.
,m
aatioa,
Mr.
Skinner'
cd
(in
tlie
early
days
or
a,
This
Week-
rtilinai
rs
iiiid
on
organization
Sar.dav
school
which
he
r,
in
marge
oi
inrougn
featured
at
Remember
the
Christmas
party
for
the
"Over
70's"
this
Thursday
in
the
United
Church
hall.
?
,1
DINING
PLEASURE
Chatham
.'-J'tnce
;s
to
the
present.
He
said
jm;
younger
people
came
i
to
take
up
the
work.
e
is
stud
by
the
Rev.
f?t-t.rt,
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at
n:
a,
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.
"
M
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vseful
hnt
No.
20
V
(reasonable
prices
i"f"m
Fancy
Quality
peat
.
Call
M
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m-mm
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on
5
a"
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Blue
881
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;
at
lndr
at
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$malhr
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,
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Hants.
,
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dys
L:"-
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;
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Nevy
York
Papers
Print
Huge
Editions
in
Shower
Fetes
.
Nancy
Hill,
Bride-Elect
15
SHE
SEW?!
The
drill
hall
at
HMCS
Chat-ham
was
turned
into
a
Christmas
wonderland
for
Saturday
night's
ball
sponsored
by
the
officers
of
the
ward
room.
About
80
couples
attended
the
cabaret,
dancing
in
'
a
winter
woods
setting
featuring
dozens
of
snowy
Christmas
.trees,
dominated
by
one
huge
tree
gaily
decked
with
bright
lights.
SPARKLING
MEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
duet,
then
you'll
want
NEW
YORK
I
Sunday
was
1
shop
at
2
I
BE-day,
for
big
editions,
on
the
!
New
York
newspaper
front.
j
The
11-day
newspaper
strike
SINGER
SEWING
which
stretched
over
two
Bun-
CCNTRE
WE
Sl'CCEST:
Sub-Lieutenants
A.
Smith
(MNi,
D.
Brown
IMN),
J.
Wright
L
Buttonhole
Makers
IIowtoUEEP
FIT
offer
50
The
home
of
Mrs.
W.
8.
Ker-gin,
324
Fourth
Avenue
West,
was
the
scene
of
a
bridal
shower
honoring
Miss
Nancy
Hill,
bride-elect
of
this
week.
Guests
enjoyed
musical
recordings,
and
the
many
gaily-wrapped
gifts
were
brought
in
on
a
low
bamboo
table.
Refreshments
were
served
hy
the
hostess
assisted
by
Mrs.
Jack
Macintosh,
Jr.,
and
Miss
Rusty
Thain.
Other
invited
guests
were
Mrs.
1
5-wiriK
Kits
days
made
way
or
the
biggest
publishing
day
In
New
York
history.
Here
Is
how
the
four
newspapers
which
published:
Times:
"Biggest
paper
In
Its
102-year
history,
with
the
largest
(MN)
and
D.
Kennedy
(MN)
were
In
charge
of
decorations.
General
organization
of
the
af
S;ri:
Sets
It
P;:.king
.Shears
fair
was
under
the-
direction
of
Lt.
N.
McLeod",
and
Sub.Lt.
J.
Evans
(S)
and
Lt.
C.
Smith
(8)
arranged
for
refreshments.
main
news
section
It
has
ever
printed,
a
special
section
con-
c
'
"
'
"
A
"t,:M
SPEIICE
&
MATUIK
.
General
Painting
Contractors
V
.rf"1
I:
ANNFTTF'V
'
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TWji
J
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talnlng
the
front
page
and
a
J
l
general,
news
page
as
prepared
i
many
more
useful
cw;r.g
aids.
And
Remember
:
e
ni
a
Lifetime
.f.'jr
Woman
Should
s-.t
tlie
Innll
of
a
linger
Christmas
M
VV
SINGER
(WING
MACHINE
George
Hill,
sr.,
Mrs.
John
Basso,
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hill.
Mjs.
R.
G.
Large,
Mrs.
Louis
Campagnolo,
Mrs.
John
Basso,
jr.,
Mrs.
B.
S.
Prockter,
Mrs.
W.
Hardy,
Mrs.
Trevor
In
the
old
diri
fift;
MewJ
th
npul
to
low
down
-take
thingf
n;
-watch
;ur
diet
-et
mm
rut
It't
still
food
edrke.
But
these
dayi
jrou
can
face
fifty
with
manj
interesting
and
actrra
yeirs
ahead,
-actm,
that
is,
if
you
can
atotd
kackacha
and
the
"tired-out"
feelini,
due
la
ludne;
and
bladder
disorders,
that
often
deTelap
around
that
tft.
For
snore
than
CO
ytara
Dodd's
Kidner
Pills
hare
been
nelpiruj
men
and
women
of
all
aiea
to
kee
kidneys
and
bladder
in
food
order,
-hel
pint
inn"
to
feel
better,
to
work
better,
and
fet
mere
fun
out
of
life.
If
ton
are
aperoachiruj
fifty,
or
past
it,
Dodd's
Kidney
Prlls
may
help
you,
too.
You
can
depend
on
Dodd'a.
64
Kitimat
Social
Club
Enjoys
Final
Banquet
eacn
uay
lor
issues
miasm
uunug
the
strike,
and
a
64-page
children's
Christmas
book
Issue.
The
paper
weighed
over
five
pounds.
News:
A
532-page
paper.
Including
regional
sections,
with
23.000
more
lines
of
department
store
advertising
than
on
the
same
Sunday
last
year.
Hill,
Miss
Mary
Basso,
Miss
Marilyn
Roos,
Miss
Phyllis
Hill,
Miss
Suzie
Kergin,
Miss
Joyce
Smith,
Miss
Sheila
Bennett
and
1NGER
SEWING
CENTRE
Miss
Giida
Campagnolo.
i
mi
,
riiiine
km
KITIMAT
The
Kitimat
Ladies'
Social
Club
wound
up
its
activi
Mirror:
A
capacity
M-page
news
section
plus
extra
district
PRF-XMAS
:K
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i
Only
10
Days
Til
Xmas
ties
here
at
a
final
banquet
last
w
'
week,.
,
....
.
,
y
The
club,
organized
about
18
j
y
sections.
,
.
,
Journal
American:
Oversized
m
mm
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s
mm
w
mm
m
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7i
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.
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
J
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ft
t$';'r.'w.tmk.tf'mmn
A
n
news
and
advertising
sections,
and
twice
the
number
of
some
of
the
paper's
comic
and
feature
supplements.
.
It
II
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II
II
II
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"THE
STOKE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
lliui
I
Ilia
iin.i
i,vi.,,uuw.
much
time
and
money
to
community
activities,
including
a
series
of
dances
and
socials,
and
tn
winding
up
it
work,
has
distributed
its
remaining
funds
to
various
civic
projects,
the
major
part
going
to
purchase
a
wire
recorder
for
the
school.
Travel
alarm
clocks
were
presented
to
Mrs.
Skuce,
president.
NO
SUNDAY
EDITIONS
The
other
two
papers
struck
by
the
AFL
Photo-Engravers,
the
World
Telegram
and
Sun
and
The
Post,
do
not
publish
Sunday,
although
The
Post
puts
out
Use
Our
Loy
a
Charge
It
Budget'
Plan
;;-cash
II
8
4
i
TUESDAY
-
DECEMBER
1
5
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Mrs
RRxter.
vice-Diesident.
Mrs.
a
special
week-end
edition
oai-
"
"
tt
...
:
'
urday,
complete
with
Ccrote-ltnttn!!epretnry
and
Mrs.
Bur
The
Herald-Tribune,
not
struck
hett
socjai
convener.
In
appre-
TAFFETA
SKIRTS
by
the
engravers
since
tney
elation
of
their
work.
:
I
M
a
contract
with
a
commercial
MM
P
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LarnVs
I
Iradescent,
rad
Dressy
Swing
Skirts
in;
Navy,
',
engraving
plant,
also
published
a
record-breaker
of
Its
own
with
a
main
section
of
more
than
100
Black,
etc.
.
.
.
Embossed
ond
velveray
trim.
Reg.
values
to
$10.95.
PRE-XMAS
SPECIAL
$4-95
pages.
The
Herald
Tribune
voluntar
M
1
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if
I
ww-1"
liU
r
'f
ftff
ily
shut
down
most
of
the
time
;
during
the
walkout,
when
other
craft
unions
refused
to
Cross
the
ft
1
(3
TM
'
I
NYLON
BLOUSES
engravers'
picket
lines.
When
it
did
Drint
during
the
strike,
the
editions
consisted
of
eight
pages
and
no
advertising.
"niHinim
h
not
published
15
denier,
beautifully
sheer.
Assorted
colors.
Sizes
to
20.
Reg.
values
to
$8.95.
PRE-XMAS
SPECIAL
$3.95
"
1
he
Liquor
Control
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the
tiovcrnment
of
ders
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of
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meeting.
Monday.
Dec.
14.
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p.m.
(290)
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Oct
those
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Lnbels
In
by
Dec.
15.
5:30
p.m.
The
greatest
number
of
Co-op
Labels
wins
the
washing
machine.
,
,lt
AL
VALUES
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Now
and
Save
Pullovers,
Cardigans,
Batwings,
Long
sleeves
and
others.
Reg.
values
to
$6.95
PRE-XMAS
SPECIAL
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a
Thp
Canadian
Legion
wishes
t
riviiF
all
veterans
who
V-AJ
rriss
NIGHTGOWNS
might
have
compensation
due
imrw
Canadian
Prisoner-of-
War
Claims
that
the
deadline
$2-95
quality.
Tcx-made
Ht'iivy.
Pair
.
95c
to
$3.60
L0W
CASES
Prancl.
42-lnch.
H
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$1.33
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In
Pink,
Blue,
Coral.
Sizes
Small
and
Medium
only.
Reaulor
value
$5.95
.
PRE-XMAS
SPECIAL
date
for
such
claims
has
Decn
set
as
December
SI,
1953
Applicants
do
not
need
to
fill
out
a
form
to
establish
a
claim.
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Is
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necesiary
to
write
an
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