CoitsoiaKo.i
Prize
LACOMBE,
Alta.
(CPX-Wilfred
Ca
JPartu
JIM
Thursday,
November
Massed
Choirs,
Orchestra
To
Highlight
Carol
Festival
son
of
Hlllsdown
saw
his
crop
destroyed
by
hail
grain
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.TUCKER
Phone
2li
this
Jackson,
who
has
a
An
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
wlfe
'and
year.
flve
cnlldren
Local
Artists'
Work
Steals
Limeli6hi?at
Art
Exhibit
Nearly
100
pictures
'by
.
local
;
A
steady
strenm
of
viewers
artists
stole
the
show'
-from
the
!
toured
the
school
activities
room
work
of
other
Canadians
at
the
examining
the
exhibit
which
in-
later
tival
Association
which
is
spon
ho
a
larce
group
av
01.
ran
Q.,nj
wuu
ttii
uuvuiuuuiic
in
aaerviee
,
Anglican
church
hall
at
Plans
for
the
Christmas
Carol
Festival
were
finalized
last
night
by
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Fes-
ciuu
ruiiie.
Cove,
when
a
parish
card
party
was
held.
Prizes
went
to
Mr.
J.
Prince
'
i
and
Mra.
W
Orlfflths
for
cm
V
Iivm.....
art,
exhibit
here
yesterday,
eluded
everything
from
oils
to
The
local
art
work
was
dis-
wood
cuts,
but
more
interest
was
j
played
with
c
o
1
1
e
c
t
TO
n
s
by
shown
in
the
local
work.
;
---..ill
l0
nd
whist
and
refreshments
weie
ANOTHER
BIG
NAVY
DANCE
served
by
members
of
the
W.A.
Charles
Scott,
W.
P.
Weston
and
Enthusiastic
viewers
comment-
f
3
X
Jk
.branches.
soring
the
event.
.
-
The
two-night
carol-concert,
which
wiil
feature
lesser-known
carols
by
several
local
choral
groups,
will
be
staged
December
8
and
9
In
the
Civic
Centre,
and
will
be
climaxed
with
four
carols
sung
by
massed
choirs,
ac
companied
by
the
symphony
orchestra,
on
the
final
night.
The
massed
choir
numbers
will
be
recorded
tor
broadcast
at
a
later
date.
Members
of
the
association
also
received
copies
of
the
syl-bbus
for
the
54th
annual
music
Cl1
cereal
ion
a
f
CjroiifJ
Planning
IVinler
projects
members
of
the
Canadian
oo-
erj
on
the
progress
shown
03
ci-tv
of
Graphic
Arts,
in
an
ex-
longtime
art
club
members
suet
hibit
staged
by
the
Prirft
Rupert
;
as
Mrs.
o.
A.
Hill,
Mrs.
T.
Priest
JOHtltllE
WALKER
Art
Club
at
Booth
Memorial
1
MrS
j.
Roserson,
Mrs.
Husvik
Plans
for
a
variety
of
activl-
tip!
inrhldififf
dances
rinrtnar
tHo
FRIDAY,
NOV.
30
Navy
DriU
Hall
Dancing
10-2
Admission
$1
00
High
school
yesterday
Jta-noon
and
last
night.
PERSONALS
I
winter
months,
were
discussed
when
members
of
thp
Canadian
nd
drama
festival
next
sprint,
hi'.h
already
have
been
mailed
IOIN
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('HI
00IN9
III0N0
f
.
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5
Kutional
Recreational
A.-so.-iu-
A'-,
tirii
met
last,
night.
?
....
i-.-
1
...
cut
to
expected
competitors
Mus:c
by
the
"DUKES"
if,
The
group
planned
to
sUige
C'uii'
s
are
also
available
at
the
l;ev-
,ai
.lances,
ana
10
uunch
a
rivir
Centre
Mrs.
Herb
Young
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey.
The
latter's
fall
scene?
?Tim
the
Cedarvale
and
Telkwa
districts,
especially
drew
much
interest
as
did
Mrs.
Kill's
port-rr.it
of
her
d.whter.
N.tnry.
A)t
winr.in"
tpproval
(01
thcli
vork
Were
several
nev-n-
rnrii'-hers
of
tlv.-
art
club.
iin!iiii'.i:s
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Radford.
Mr?
Sidney
Elkins,
P.
F.
P.
Bird,
Mrs
R.
C.
Barbour,
Mrs.
Ruby
Allen.
Mrs.
F.
E.
Dowdie,
Mrs.
Roma
White
and
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall.
Watercolor
scenes
from
Miller
Bay,
by
Miss
Rathbone,
who
teaches
art
at
Miller
Bay,
also
EVKKYONE
WELCOME
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The
group
cancelled
its
Dt-
The
meeUng
wound
up
witli
a
Meeting
cember
and
will
meet
J
Proceeds
to
Children's
Christmas
Tree
visn
10
m
iiewiy-openeu
yjun
i
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u.'1'itrtT,
Vhiffin.
708
Tay-lof
Street,
returned
aboard
the
Vi
r
i,,frre
yesterday
from
a
holiriaf
in
South
Bend,
Indiana,
where"
he
visited
his
sister
in
the
Order
of
the
Holy
Cross,
Noire
Dame
Convent,
whom
he
hadn't
seen
for
45
years.
He
twveMrrt
to
South
Bend
by
train
"tlub
Hous:.
built
by
enthusiastic
1
members.
FINI
OLD
,
SCOTCH
WHISKY
The
executive
of
the
associa-
SANDRA
DEMPSTER,
17-year-
uM
biunette,
has
been
chosen
Miss
Brantford
Redskin
and
will
represent
the
Ontario
Rmbv
Football
Union
team
in
the
Miss
Grey
Cup
contest
at
Toronto
this
Saturday.
:
Elks
Install
flon
includes
President
John
Mc
Lean,
secretary-t
reasurer
F.
via.
Wlnnlnce.
and
returned
vis
New
Officers
Prattle
and
Victoria.
He
spent
;
were
notable.
Slade
and
Mrs.
J.
McLean,
E.
Pavlikis,
E.
Hemmons.
M.
Postuk,
G.
Maharg
and
E.
Hildebrand.
sv
wrcf.
In
Victoria
with
his
One
of
the
main
features
of
the
reMtvtow
nd
daughter,'
Mr.
;
exhibit
was
work
by
Mrs.
Peter
and
Mrs.
Peter
D.
Allen,
an-"
',
Hodees.
experienced
artist
whr
oji
son
Rupert
WTiif
fin,
and
j
instructs
the
night
school
classes
Ditill,d,
Blended
mi
Bottled
in
Scotland
Cmmu
U
m,
visited
other
relatives
In
Van-
in
art
here.
Her
exhibit
featur
In
a
colorful
ceremony
at
the
tlks'
Hall
last
night,
officers
for
the
1953-51
season,
fur
Piinre
Rupert
Lodge
No.
S42,
Eenevolent
and
Protective
Or-,
oi
l
01
elks,
were
inslallrd.
j
Oi'ficlating
at
the
installation
v.-
s
l.rn
Evans
of
Smlthers,
dls-:
including
tv
UJooJe
J-loSjiilat
P
Jl
II
tl.
Ill
ed
mainly
portraits,
V;
1
JOHN
WALKER
ASOwin
4
Stolci
Whiiiy
OijlilW,
KJtltill
TtOHU
"S"
ES
KIIMAIN0CK,
IC0IUW
one
of
her
husband.
Tea
was
served
at
the
afternoon
session
by
membens
of
the
school
effective
living
classes,
with
Mrs.
R.
H.
Davidson
and
Mrs.
T.
Priest
pouring
tea.
j
or
displayed
by
the
Uqttnr
ti
BMird
or
by
the
Oomuwi
-
In
the
evening,
tea
was
servec
iukc
v.uiumoi
Members
of
the
Hospital
Guild
trict
deputy
grand
exalted
rul-;
,
)f
the
Women
of
the
Moose
met
e:.
nssisteu
by
J.
Klcven
of
1
it
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
Hamilton,
jnitliers
and
secretary
Miss
940
Ambrose
Avenue,
when
four
Mildred
Furness
of
Prince
Ru-guests
were
welcomed.
pi
:
i.
Guests
were
Mrs.
H.
Tweed,
i
Included
In
the
party
from
Miss
S.
Johnson,
Mrs.
F.
Shan-
SmUhcrs
were
Mrs.
Loma
Bo-
non
and
Mrs.
J.
MacDougall.
1
ii!e.
Mrs.
vans
and
Mrs.
J-.
j
Following
a
brief
business
ses-
!
Adamite.
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PAYS
TO
ADVERTS
by
art
club
members,
with
Mrs
Herb
Young
in
charge,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Ray
McLean.
Mrs.
J.
Moran,
Miss
Pauline
Watkinson,
Mrs.
J.
Stark
and
others.
sion
.tli,
,gr8up
enjoyed
ards
:
fhe
ceremony
was
preceded
with
"
prices
going
to
Mrs.
'
H.
1
.,y
a
din.icr
at
the
Broadway
Cafe,
and
the
evening
wound
i
p
with
a
social
hour
at
which
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple
were
Harrison
and
Mrs.
R.
Montgom-
1
ery.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
by
the
hostess.
'
Others
present
were
Mrs.
I
Gladys
Glen,
Mrs.
H.
Harrison
'
and
chairman,
Mrs.
R.
Mont-
gomery.
couver.
,'H'r.
;
nil
Mrs.
G.
R.
Brett,
653
Tiitlcw
Street,
have
returned
Iro'ii
-Auburn.
Washington.!
ub.ere'Mrs.
Brett
had
spent
the
past
four
months
with
Mr.
Brett's
mother
who
was
seriously
ill.
Stewart
Hills,
who
is
now
employed
in
Vancouver,
has
returned
home
to
spend
Christmas
with
his
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs.
George
Hiiis,
1501
Second
.tenud
West.
'
Mr.
Wcntworth
Brown,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
l,td
and
Mrs.
Brown
and
Mr.
).
M.
Black,
vice-president
and
(paiirer
of
the
Canadian
Chemical
and
Cellulose
Company,
Montreal,
and
Mrs.
Black
ere
in
Prince
Rupert,
on
busl-ness,,and
plan
to
leave
tonieh'
aboard
the
George
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Black
was
honored
last
night
at
a
buffet
supper
at
the
home
'of
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones.
Also
here
for
"Columbia
CeIt
lulosc
ate
Mm-'Charles
B.
Dunham,
director
of
forest
operations,
and
Harold
Hudson,
comptroller.
Hi
guests.
.
Entertainment
included
mu-
S
S"Si
H
j'c
on
the
electric
organ
by
j
Ihi'io
Kraupncr.
,.
j
'Ship
Ahoy'
On
Air
Tomorrow
Jackie
Cooper.
Bert
Lahr
and
Martha
Wright
will
be
featured
in
"Ship
Ahoy,"
the
Ford
The-,
atre
program
at
8:30
tomorrow
1
night
over
CFPR.
5
Cooper
will
be
heard
as
Mer-!
ton
Kibble,
a
writer
of
pulp
fic-
tion
thrillers.
Skip
Owens
iBerl
Lahr)
Is
his
valet.
Jodie
Win-ters
(Martha
Wright)
is
a
night
club
singer.
p
.fc.
Ssik.
.SBBBW
Mure
MARGARET
TRUMAN,
daughter
of
former
President
Harry
Truman,
arrives
in
Ottawa
for
a
concert
in
aid
of
the
Greek
earthquake
disaster
fund.
Miss
Truman,
a
concert
singer,
is
appearing
in
a
number
of
Canadian
cities
on
a
tour.
.;
:6cf(-yhe
hAfe
&M
with
Aim
-
-
iru
km
m
m
m
mt
Park
Board;
1
Ccn'.inu'd:frn
Page
l
The
fun
starts
,in
the
gay
musical
comedy
when
Skip
Owens
falls
in
love
with
a
show
girl
and,
because
the
troupe
is
leaving
for
Peurto
Rico,
tricks
,
'
1
Conned
oodi
(orge
I
tUWjX
I
f
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,
J
I
tire
39
peris
in
tli2
.Mo:n-
jUrs,,J.
S.
Black,
,
first
vlce-
:hls
boss
Kibble
into
going
alonvji!
Park
avei
the
board
Di
ns
p
ill's
-Auxiliary
here?
returned
0"
the
vnyage
reloin
mineroli
onef
I
Xrfti
I
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vilimins
of
the
fresrj
I
JPJSjp!
I
X
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--,
-'
,V
foods
used
for
tooning
jSy
I
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1
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Ml
:.tnt
viih
improvement
of
the
present
playing
.field
pnd
pro-1
yesterday
Jrom
Victoria
where
I
Hhe
attended
a
meeting
of
the
B.C.
Legion
Auxiliary
executive.
readers
vision
of
new
facilities.
Aloma
ceuld
al.-;o
be
a
bonu'.
spot,
they
s.ikl,
noting
th
.t
eoor'
natural
soil
wd
already
available
in
the
p;irk
nenr
Hay-Creek,
and
.
tlut
thi
loottior
was
comparatively
.
protected
from
the
.weather.'.''';"
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:
Commissioners
-alrrr
rtressfjf.
that
their
proposed
s.'initnry
f!S'.
method
of
reclaiming;
Algoms'
Park
land
would
solve
the
city's
garbage
dump
problem.
The
commissioners
nlnnned
tc.
i-Jfort
Edward.,
passengers
aopardjthe
George
were
Mr.
and
lips.
J.
E.
Sedgwick,
return-Ing
horne
from
the
south.
.il
!'.
!.lira.K
K-'Mansell
has
re-turncd
from
a
lengthy
holiday
frlb
to
Arizona,
Nevada
and
California.
'
Mr.
Mansell
Is
still
in
Las
Vegas
and
Mrs.
Mansell
plans
to
rejoin
him
there
In
January.
i
,Mrs.
.Trn-;
M'.inhe
Terrne
Moose
Ladies
Please
don't
forget
the
candy
stall.
(274)
Remember
the
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
and
Fishcake
Dinner,
Saturday,
Nov.
28,
from
5;00
to
8:00
p.m.
(276)
Sons
of
Norway
Dance,
Friday,
Nov.
27.
Whist,
8
o'clock;
dance,
10
to
2.
Music
by
Mike
Colussl.
Everyone
welcome.
(276)
t
At
the
Co-op
Eafcoi
?,
'.ii
evrr-pnpuiar
Royal
Macaroon
C.iiie.
Don't
forcet
Co-op
enriched
bread
your
best
buy.
f
CANNED
FOODS
fil
lC7
ask
permission
to
nti;iine
Ihei
p!nns
for
Algoma
Park
ut
th
;"
.M.
ric':;-'.;
rr
.ne
nrav-fonneil
C'vir
A
fj
.!.:
M.;t
end
:it
tli-
m
hi'1:'',;;
of
tlv
C'oi:'n.uiii'..v
J.
air
p,iy
i
.-'
,,.(;(.-
rfltna-.-i
jesterduy
aboard
the
1
HJ)ir,e
Ivora
a
visit
in
Vancou-
j
vjf
district.
Rcturuhisr
7;ith
hr!
"tv:
l:'.,r
mother.
Mrs.
3.
Thur-s;'f
of
Abbutsford.
H
1
Mr.
A.
C.
L.
Warner,
general
ps&enger
agent
for
the
Cana-oIbii
National
Railways,
and
J
'
a;--c
pi.'inm.
'1
to
prepare
Special
meeting
Rupei-.
c-ri:-
t-i
:i
s:;t!
p!.,n
of
'he
Shoreworkers
Local
tj.PAW.U.
piopoM-d
Algoma
Paik
develop-1
Thursday,
Nov.
26,
8:00
p.m.,
ment
to
distribute
at
such
Metropole
Hall.
Business,
Trijl
meetings
so
that
voters
could
!
Committee
report
Wage
con-
see
for
themselves
what
is
plan-
Mrs.
Warner
paid
a
brief
visit
h';ie
yesterday.
He
is
making
iracis
xor
a.
uu
ned
,
:
;
&fru$
wi
7
i':1
c.-jfcj
mife'im
his
semi-annual
Inspection
tri'j
lb;!
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan.
i
'Mrs.
A.
W.
Kcrgin,.
320
SeconJ
Avenue
West,
returned
yester-(!iiy
tioard
the
George
from
Vancouver
where
she
attended
tfe
golden
wedding
celebration
of,
het
husband's
brother.
Dr.
KetglfV
returned
earlier
by
l);ine.
fj
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November
20th
Don't
woir",
tngall
ii
.
.
.
you
can
u
Ci
m
detti.-euU
wcCb
ut
into
gniwie
an.
I
nme
eo
nwjftlv,
cul
nvcrcomo
uic
risk
yl
lia
ti,o
mm
dft.t.-;j
Camlve
the
natural
oik
tj.at
your
li.iudu
ncoj
to
kocp
y.
u"
fully
?JA'""'"SP
'J,!l-r"'
ii-
m
l
t!.cii
u,o
JLRUKNii
JAJIKJ.,
every
In,,.;.
It'
(ho
,n,Bl
I)0,,jl,ir
ro,uiuo
fur
hand
care
m
the
worHI
i
or
or.o
ihinc.
Juikcu
j.ouon
cynlains
two
men
.limn
used
by
floclo-n
LAYAWAY
PLAN?
for
aoftenms.
For
anoliier
it
dVjt
coal
X
u",i
vL7i''.a1d,ht'
P8
J?
"ie
Precl,,"s
oib
that
W-p
your
baud!
young
and
lovely.
Costs
jU8t
15c,
37c,
65c
nn.l
$1.15.
',i.
i.'MrsJV.
D.
Vance.
2155
Atlin
Avenue,
and
her
son
and
daugh-ter-injlaw,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Vance.
'"returned
yesterday
from
Vancouver,
where
they
attended
the
SaflJcr
Wells
ballet.
ho
Hot
DUturbt
Ever
noticed
U
hen
Your
Hn!r
Is
Beautifully
l.mfjrit
.
.
.
your
I,
how
.
hard
it
is
to
distract
your
baby
when
he's
enjoying
one
of
the
MB
make-up
flattering
.
.
.
and
you're
all
se.l.
to
wear
your
newest,
most
glam-
Ve
should
say
not!
Everybody
knows
thot
Milk
must
bs
fresh.
Thot
is
whv
our
milk,
shiprjod
straight
from
the
farms
of
the
Bulkley
Volley
Milk
Producers'
Association,
is
delivered
to
you
bright
and
early
on
the
day
followinri
its
arrival
in
the
city.
j!
In
Vancouver
stay
at
th
Wheal
you
use
N
orolll
evening
3
good
HEINZ
ST
RAINED
BAB
V
FOODS?
pown
what
a
toy
Hrodle's
X
f
-Vr..
to
know
that
every-thntij
about
it
is
jttxl
riyhl!
For
you
V
White
Cake
Mix
,
you
make
a
perfect
white
cake
that's
Babies
love
these
wholesome,
nutritious
foods
.
.
.
the
good
Heine
Pre-Cookcd
Orcals
and
the
delicious
variety
of
meat
food
products.
venKtubW
and
ilisena
in
the
family
of
Hfinz
Simiwd
bigger,
finer,
lighter
.
than
any
you've
ever
tasted!
HOTEL
And
Santo
will
point
out
to
you
.
.
.
that
on
Christmas
Day
and
on
every
other
day
.
.
.
MJk
is
the
best
food
value
for
your
money.
rree
I
t
know,
as
well
as
1
do,
that
n
lippnr
which
ilneKn't
close
properly,
or
looks
clumsy,
inn
ruin
the
perfection
of
tveryihiiift
elfe
iuclud-inu
the
erciiinn!
Always
buy
l.l;HTNlN(i
1'ASTKNEHS
and
you
cun
he
positive
your
fit
is
sleek
and
chic.
The
automatic
lock
idiilcn
hkc
silk,
yet
fodtn
at
the
loucli
of
your
finger
tip.
Lightning
l'ahlcners
are
in
styles
to
Bint
every
type
of
fabric
and
in
the
loveliest
colours,
too.
...Just
add
water,
mix
and
buke!
So
ure,
so
easy:
no
extras
required.
...
2
custom-cut
paper
cake
tin
liners
in
every
package
for
your
added
Baby
I'oods.
Then
there
are
the
HEINZ
JUNIOR
KOOIJS,
specially
for
hhy
when
he's
a
li;lle
older.
Yes,
Heinz
sees
to
it
that,
your
baby
i
wi
II
and
wholesomely
fed
from
the
Hp;
of
just
a
few
months
to
bevoral
years.
Next
time
you're
Bhopium?
for
baby,
slock
up
on
his
favourite
Ueins
Baby
Foods
at
your
dealer's.
Look
for
valuable
Phone
13
coupon
on
every
How
fry
XX,
rich
mit
k.
""h
chocolate
flavourl
...CombinaHoK
Col"
contain,
2
vo-'"-''"
pertion.,
choJ-t
whi..for
o"-",'h
WnchchartW
lay.,,
on.
layer.
box
top.
Write
for
complete
premium
list
to
BRODIE
&
IIARVIF.
LTD.,
6600
Hutchison
St.,
Ouiremont,
Oue.
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
NORTHERN
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FOR
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CONSUMERS
Home
It
Where
Mother
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...
w
they
tv.
And
vou'll
umiallv
find
Mother
hovering
nround
the
iMove.
That's
why
it's
-i
J2
.
a
ua"l'v
'""r"'
n
l'at'PV
niotlier
when
iln-res
?
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luigc
in
the
kitchen.
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l"vc
ol
a
tliwe
liiut
mj
uianv
cooking
Iwlps
.
.
.
the
rSfly"
"Even-ljent"
oven
that
kerps
the
temperature
ili
v
i
cznHlu
mid
automatically.
Then
there's
the
auto-
'
matic
clock
control
for
e:isy
automatic
cooking
...
and
j
the
oven-lii;lit
to
show
you
just
what's
happening
through
the
glass
oven-door
panel.
It's
really
worth
your
while
to
ak
your
dealer
to
show
you
the
new
C.ura'
r
nnecs
and
Uil
you
dmi
ti,.r
'
Itiuitn-tested"
features
of
this
beautiful
stove
FOR
BIGGER
BETTER
CAKES
BUY
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