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4
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Monday,
February
1,
1954
School
Exploring
Society
Seeks
Canadian
Boys
......
For
1954
Expedition
Iv
By
Ro.v
RON
EVAN'S
have
i
Laughs
From
Audience
of
300
Here
A
r
--
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.
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r
e
j.
,
.
j
WJ
T-
Rupert
people
got
The1
witty
play
depicts
the
ancial
and
otherwise,
for
father
i.l.!?wand
3U
Calladia.i
some
150
miles
IS
northeast
of
Canadian
Pn-se
81:
!
Writer
tlx
x
'-,
f
'
wuva,
aaiu
AXIS
Mnrrnv
T
jiulnt
r..
.
.
f
In
units
lust
niKiit
trials
ana
tribulations
of
a
Centre
when
the
midcile-income,
middle-aged
,K.
Centre
Drama
father
whose
daughters
plans
,tnued
the
hilarious
for
a
small
but
perfect
wedding
ana
an
tne
family.
Despite
a
somewhat'
slow
pace
and
obvious
mis-casting
of
some
parts,
the
players
managed
to
hold
their
audienee
ninnin.
father
of
the
snowball
into
a
major
produe-.
tion
with
lots
of
headaches,
fin-
LONDON
(CP)
I
ne
British
'
ill,T
1
Vlc,-P?sident
and
for
the
party
to
leave
Britain
Schools
Exploring
Society,
which
S
r
"
W'fe
0t
the
July
28
and
retu
rn
around
the
la.st
year
sent
a
party
of
some
70
Th.
J.i
.
'
midd'e
of
September,
boys
into
northern
British
Col-
hem
foX
a'snlri
10
'
MrS'
Uvick
821(1
'"vitations
to
umbia,
is
inking
for
Canadian
amone
Britf.h
h
nT
'
J'n
the
1953
expedltwn
were
youths
to
join
the
19.04
expedi-
j
Si,
SClU
t0
Canadian
schools'
but
yea,
to
n
tion
to
northern
Quebec
n,m.
sfnd,a
party
of
70
,
WL're
a-'c-pted.
of
laughs.
Father
was
the
main
character
and
J.
McColl
played
the
part
well,
combining
good
diction
with
an
easy,
natural
stage
presence
for
a
convicing
f
.
-
f
,
1
"We
would
like
to
take
along
'
ed
region
northeast
of
Dolbeau
i
r""
scmsthat
so
manV
"'j
oian
schoolboys
earn
their
own
matching
poise
Saved
From
Harbor
Water
Matching
his
on-stage
poise
and
eood
dell
vprv
aon
'.!....
Cooper.
Dlavintr
r.h
The
story
of
a
midnight
res-
Shortly
before
Christmas
Har-
VIL
the.
icy
waters
of
old
Jensen
of
the
Jupiter
hauled
f
R"Peit
harbor
was
told
a
dripping
fisherman
from
the
today
by
one
of
a
quartet
of
1
water
after
a
similar
plunge
fishermen
lin,luH
'
61,
MRS.
TllOMAS
IRtJL'HAKT
has
been
elected
by
acclamation
as
mayor
of
Pointe
Claire,
a
suburb
of
Montreal,
becoming
the
second
woman
mayor
in
thp
history
of
Quebec
province.
Mrs.
Urquhart
has
been
a
member
of
the
town
council
"
""s
uit;
summer
nioruhs,
t'.jey
are
not
Interested
in
payir;
money
to
go
on
such
a
trip."
s..b
said.
The
cost
c
the
open
to
boys
betwet
Ihe
ages
of
16
"2
and
18V2,
would
be
about
i$70
for
Canadians.
In
addition
there
would
be
the
cost
of
transportation
to
Dolbeau
and
other
expenses
according
to
personal
equipment
needed.
During
the
expedition
the
bovs
are
trained
in
survey,
meteor
.
,
:
t
mother,
while
running
a
close
second
in
ability
was
Carole
Dale,
playing
the
happy
but
confused
bride,
town
between
her
fiance's
desire
for
a
very
small
wedding
and
her
family's
plans
for
a
big
splash.
But
all
three
main
characters,
along
with
the
supporting
cast
3H
ess,
p;cijeer
glllnetter,
t0id
HIP
tuld
ft
Ihn
,
aster
in
which
Hans
Grove,
an
CPR
To
Seek
'Liquor
Licences
oiutiiiic
uuiiLi,
puued
iroin
the
harbor
water.
.
for
the
last
three
years.
Quebec's
fiiat
wninaii
mayor
was
Mrs.
Gordon
Gibbons
of
Por-tage-du-Fort,
a
small
town
on
the
Ottawa
river.
iwitn
one
exception
I
showpri
Mr.
Grove
slinnerl
tmm
thn
VAnuuuvE.it
Canadian
ological,
photographical
and
ra
one
mator
fsiiiinrr
Mnn
icy
deck
of
his
trollcr
while
Pacific
Railway
officials
will
:
dio
work.
Last
year's
expedition
-
-
r
"wil
vvao
able
to
ad
lib
nnd
Heating
Must
Be
Planned
Efficiently
An
expertly
planned
heating
system
pays
for
itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
promotes
better
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
I
7-
'
I
fev,vL
iw
11
!iljM
.-.iciug
me
nnes
and
plunged
"'
"'m
n.nurey-u
e
n
e
r
a
i
orcuijni
pack
a
collection
of
20J
into
the
water
at
the
new
floats.
Robert
Bonner
and
the
B.C.
j
plants,
a
42-inch
garter
snake
A
bowline
between
two
boats
'
Liquor
Commission
in
Victoria
and
notes
on
104
varieties
of
bird
kept
him
afloat
until
his
strug-
this
week
to
discuss
the
new
j
life
found
in
British
Columbia
'--?Si''.!!tr,
f
Eies
were
heard
h
Mun.
Carlsen,
living
in
a
nearby
boat.
Carlsen's
attempts
to
haul
Grove
from
the
water
fniloH
hut
liquor
regulations
as
they
may
j
anect
ships
anf.
train1
,n
Brit-
ish
Columbia.
I
Pub
Proportion
Although
the
new
regulations1
HARROW,
England
(CD
In
appear
to
present
difficulties,
in
'
this
Middlesex
town
there
are
so
far
as
rail
and
ship
opera-
'
54
public
houses
to
serve
a
popu-tions
are
concerned,
the
CPR
lation
of
225.000.
or
one
tuo
for
he
ran
to
the
next
float,
cniiori
out
John
Nilsen
from
the
troller
beal
and
picked
uu
Oscar
Nexx
scene
when
line
were
forgotten,
a
too-frequent
occurrence.
The
one
execution
was
Ray
Doorman,
playing
an
effusive,
overbearing
cnterer.
Mr.
Mas-soula,
who
muffed
his
lines
right
and
left
but
filled
in
admirably
creating
a
never-to-be-forgotten
character,
hugely
enjoyed
by
the
audience.
Other
standouts
In
bit
parts
were
the
long-suffering
secretary
played
by
Flora
Melvln
and
the
tearful
maid
"Delilah,"
played
by
Barbara
Giraud.
OTIIKK
MI
MliF
KS
Mrs.
Loreen
McColl
directed
the
play
and
Wilfred
Toop
was
stage
manager.
Others
in
the
on
the
way
back.
iu
aypiy
io
aining
"m'V"
lounge;
'T.'
every
l.?'
4,170
'u
inhabitants.
,nnaouan,s'
The
The
The
trio
nulled
orn
f.
.7"
the
water
and
thawed
him
out
1
the
sale
of
beer,
wine
and
Km
,
Z
Ztir
one
Ior
every
i
OK
STMM.l.NCJS
are
doomed
in
downtown
Hamll-Mi
k
v-hi
re
an
army
of
122
marksmen,
enlisted
by
::.!'.
n
w:,r
on
hc
csUmated
2,000,000
starlings
iu
!
cily
every
evening.
This
remarkable
after-it.
i
hy
rhotogiaphcr
Bob
Ross
shows
the
big
trees
turn
The
picture
was
taken
on
a
time
exposure
mate
fia.,hes.
s
Take
Over
Queen's
in
Mid-Sea
Switch
in
Carlsen's
boat
cabin.
.
with
meals.
Applications
for
li-
Grove
Was
tho
fiPCnnd
fihrr
rPtiff.s
fir
cVtirta
nro
man
to
tumble
into
the
harbor
I
include
lounge
and
dlnins
by
tne
new
floats
this
wintc.-.
lounges.
i,
(;,.:!,
i
(He.-iitei
(i
litem
The
The
Roval
Royal
Marine
R"
Paulse".
the
Marine
k..i
band
'
"
i..
In
lh
ik,
Oothlc
nthicsirm-k
struck
,,..wi.
"Waltlne
w.
'
froon:
T:
V,.r
Bruce
?
C
C
M
McColl
c
C
0
1
1
8nd
and
i!;i:id
navy
hanrlcd
1
up
""-'nig
Mat-
iwat-
,,'ilda"
Charles
Fink,
the
bride's
bro-
i
I
1
thers.
mers,
and
and
Mpruln
Mervln
Ponior,
Paulsen,
Anne
a
illan,-:hip
of
th
ln
Th
A,,rK
i!
!!
yUIM'11,
to
i
i:;ivv
in
the
T:u-
njfi'i
Automatic
WASHER
N.D.,
has
applied
for
the
job
as
manager
of
the
Winnipeg
Baseball
Club,
new
entry
in
the
Northern
Baseball
League.
Miss
Davis
says
there's
just
one
thing
in
her
life
baseball.
She
says
the
baseball
bug
first
bit
her
when
she
was
in
the
sixth
grade
at
school.
Automatic
DRYER
"
'
"
car-
Tumuson,
Rob
n
McColl,
Mrs
Tn
destroyer
Rasha
Doorman.
Wilfred
Toop
ta
nr
cSd
ln
?'"11
W'
Hanklnwn.
Rupert
irhi.,?
)t
'
l!,Plfllled
n
as
a
furniture
mover.
w
'
kS
m
cr
,
u
,a",d
leered,
i
During
intermis.sion
the
al,d-i
ATI
rkS.!l(t!lmPse
heard
plans
of
the
Prince
heard
ail.
ins
I'iiai
An
-ir
il
Hie
T
tin
111"
of
with
reltctiva
Fwffjr-
tndutr4ri
0i
Ar"
twt
Opwwwti
foxtmmmnf,
Valv.
roval
liner
wrth
fqmeut
Sudi-Misar
t
lavt
n
hot
water,
sop
FOUR
STAR
SPECIALS
A"
Fully
Reconditioned
By
Singer-trained
Experts
With
Warranted
Singer
Parts
Backed
by
the
.....
'
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.
TREADLES
from
....
$29
50
PORTABLES
from
$JQ.50
SINGER
SEWING
CENTRE
,.
-
'
-""
wnicniiii
,
Rupert
l
ittle
Thpnt
the
change-over
from
her
state'
1
laKini;
the
Uuke
c!
Kclin-
year.
Including
presentation
of
'Streetcar
Named
Desire"
March
1
and
2,
announced
by
presi
odvanctd
Pvth-Pvti
Ckcviatto
far
fatlar
mora
wnrfarm
drying,
and
lial
and
moUtura
warria
.
.
.
"wtdoor-frath"
Sum-Htmg
Lama
.
.
.
gtnHa
5om
Smooth
TwrnUar.
.
.
xh-fficwnt
Afliflow
AcrtM
.
.
.
Mtrathwugh
Sevmm
ffmut
,
,
.
w1trs
violtt
Svm-9-titimg
tamp
,
.
.
itop-tavinfl
Cycfv-ToM
Sigaal.
PLENTY
OF
LA.
Russia
ccve-.s
about
one-sixth
of
the
earth's
land
surface,
or
almost
9,f".
'90
square
mil"s.
'ii
tuur
1A
dent
Gerry
Woodside.
room.
The
duke
stood
on
the
saluting
platform
near
the
bridge,
under
a
black
sky.
Bad
weather
over
the
mid-ocean
rendezvous
delayed
the
take-off
from
Sydney
of
four
fnqlik
A.
C
Calder
(foull
ntuutS
he
proud
4jou
own
n
t:i
ti..'
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1
1
1
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'jil!
!-.
't
An.-:
i
p.av,
i.if
three
a
monarch
1
tni'ir
rc-
Australian
bombers
fr,r
7i
r:;ia
2
1
New
Terrace
and
!
hours.
W.O.T.M.
ritual
Monday,
7:30
p.m.
practice
(26p)
39
Third
Avenue
West
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
313
Third
Avenue
Phone
644
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"
'-wi"'
ueraVuns
officers
ordered:
"
it
ith
thc
PstKnement
because
the
I
Gothic
was-
reported
on
the
Sonja
Ladies'
meeting,
Mrs.
Phone
864
Legion
Prexy
E.
Sorness.
Monday,
Feb.
1.
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Wednfsday.
deiit
for
1954.
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In
the
intercuts
of
the
Canadian
Le;ii'
n
ard
U
'Tion
affair
;
a
film
wiii
bi.
shown
at
8
p.m.
Tuesday.
Feb.
2.
Kvorybody
welcome.
No
admission
charge.
t27
Other
officers
are:
Fust
vice-
1
t
r-
.
i
v.
r
In
I.CKiiin.
;
The
rity
was
so
j
im-rocke
l
wilh
victors
frjm
oullytn-!
areas
ihat
bus.M
had
to
dr'ip
Uieir
pi.s-
;.rnM-
Jn
the
suburbs.
,
Poit
estimated
that
t.ieis
were
10
times
as
many
people
in
El
I
1
president.
F.
Orooinc;
second
vice-president.
V.
Harper;
secretary.
J,
Simpson;
treasurci.
O
!
Schecler;
chaplain,
Rev.
M.
W.
;
O'Connell;
sergeant-at-arms.
D.
I
I
I.Hi:
Thn'lre
:
lit
.
Civic
iniTii
tiers
Fred
t.
Dowdie
ine
hr.irt
of
Rvdney
as
u-na!
on
Colllson
i
S
I
n.
All
I.
n
hi
its'
n,
I
t'll.
SOlilll
Sunday
ni,ht.
p,s,ibIy
500,-,
a(.
Thc
trcasurcr.s
rpport
Bm
financial
statement
showed
a
The
Queen
had
her
la.st
view
slight
decrease
in
revenue
as
,
of
New
Zeiland
from
the
decks
i
compared
with
thc
vear
hefnre
OPTCMt
f
RIST
Hew
bedress.
3rd
Ave.
W
Phone
Gret
n
UbO
bn
Ihri.iy
",
8
p.m.
and
r
ii-
of
the
Gothic
Sunday
m-mlnx
'
u
i,i..h
a,.
ii,
n,tH
i
.
as
the
luxiirv
.hiu
steamed
off
cr
number
of
men
being
laid
EXCLUSIVE
AArialimi
r
Prince
ENJOY
A
AT
duiili-s'
annual
SUPER-VALU
Whether
you
have
a
set
of
Books
of
Knowledge
or
not
,you'll
find
the
New
1953
WONDER
BOOKS
right
up
to
dote.
You
won't
miss
98c
a
week
and
at
the
end
'of
12
weeks
you'll
have
a
$49.50
value
for
only
$11.76.
into
the
Taxman
sea
from
the
ciilfs
of
Milford
sound.
She
stood
on
the
bridge
and
waved
at
cheering
New
Zealand-ers
on
boats
clustered
around
the
Gothic.
HI'IncMhv
off
work
this
winter
Volunteer
members
of
a
resolutions
committee
were
slated,
comprising
veterans
of
both
wars,
to
prepare
resolutions
for
the
annual
convention.
Feb.
3,
"
liMirlli
Avenue
'REST
'JAR
"FOOT?
TREATMENT"
"pes
Told
How
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business
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wife
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office
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tell
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wouldn't
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a
vacation
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what
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man
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wife
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happy
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a
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advice
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lady?
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