Centre
Staff
Preparing
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Kupert
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Plans
To
Be
Discussed
Tonight
For
Annual
Membership
Drive
By
SHIRLEY
l'IXE
The
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
is
a
hive
of
industry
these
days
as
the
staff
prepares
for
a
busy
FOR
BEAUTY
CONVENIENCE-VALUE
VVinier
season.
pasi
basketball
will
be
featured
with
a
heavy
schedule
of
carries
Fully
automatic
operation
when
desired.
fa
No
Warp
Oven
Bottom.
it
Evenest
bakinq
oven
of
any
tvoc
ranae.
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7
Vt
r
There
Is
little
public
activity
in
the
Centre
as
yet,
but
the
itaff
Is
at
work,
preparing
a
new
schedule
for
the
winter,
housecleanlng
the
many
meeting
rooms,
and
above
all,
getting
ready
for
the
annual
one-nieht
membership
drive
on
October
5.
The
membership
committee
meets
at
the
Centre
at
7
o'clock
tonight
to
discuss
plans
for
the
drive.
At.
present,
the
blur
hnllriinir
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Fastest
top
cooking
of
any
range
for
any
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HEADED
FOR
TOKYO
as
replacements
on
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
welfare
team
in
the
Far
East
are,
left
to
right:
Ida
Ruth
Bruneau,
Westmount,
Que.;
Jacqueline
Robitaille
Quebec
City,
and
Kathryn
Hope
Skinner,
River
Hebert,
N.S.
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fuel.
it
Surpassing
beauty
in
modern
style.
'At
Constant
level
valve
for
connection
with
inside
or
outside
tank.
fa
Exclusive
Pi'ot
Light
feature
saves
30
per
cent
on
fuel.
Backed
by
over
80
years'
experience
in
and
practices
in
the
main
gymnasium.
Squash
will
be
avail
able,
by
appointment,
and
there
will
be
table
tennis,
billiards
and
pool,
boxing
and
weight-llft.ng,
as
well
as
badminton
and
roller
skating.
ORGANIZED
GAMES
Also
scheduled
In
the
sports
line
are
physical
classes
similar
to
those
held
last
year,
consisting
of
organized
games
for
boys
and
girls
in
various
age
groups,
plus
keep-fit
classes
for
women.
A
teen
rifle
club
and
square
dancing
club
may
be
organized
this
year.
In
the
educational,
cultural
and
social
line,
it
Is
expected
that
National
Film
Board
movies
again
will
be
shown.
The
Little
Theatre,
the
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
and
the
Civic
Band
will
continue
their
work,
music
appreciation
for
adults
will
be
resumed,
and
a
similar
class
for
juniors
mav
be
or
on
Second
Avenue
Is
being
used
C.
T.
BATTEN
Scout
lor
dancing
classes,
some
casual
basketball
practice
In
the
gymnasium
and
a
few
huslnesx
B.C.
Orange
Lodge
Chiefs
Pay
Official
Visits
Here
hissioner
linted
meetings
of
local
groups,
but
otherwise
the
building
Is
quiet.
However,
the
tempo
will
Increase
at
the
end
of
the
month
Range
Manufacturing.
with
launching
of
the
membership
drive
and
the
start
nf
.75
lit
of
Colonel
Cyril
.1),
ot
Vancouver
as
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som-r
of
th
$261
OMLY
noon,
past
mistresses
of
the
LOBA
will
entertain
the
grand
mistress
at
luncheon,
and
Monday
night
she
will
attend
a
special
meeting-for
the
Orange
degree.
Mrs.
Beaten
will
leave
Tuesday
for
Vancouver.
$38.00
down
$13.00
MONTHLY
AwiiKition
for
B.C.
other
activities.
Eileen
Cross
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
Extension
Department
will
beein
her
sew
v.oji
announced
byj
ganized.
Crafts
and
hobbies
this
year
will
Include
leatherwork.
flower
have
a
craft,
metal
work,
woodwork
ing,
tailoring
and
home
rejuvenation
classes
October
5.
CHANGE-ROOM
ADDED
The
auditorium
floor
is
now
being
prepared
for
roller
skating,
which
Is
expected
to
get
under
way
before
the
end
of
the
month,
and
a
skate
change-
:,
president
ol
tne
.
ti
nr
il
ot
the
asso-:iarii'ou,s!y
with
an-
r
o
m
Dominion
or'.ers
In
Ottawa,
n.
iniio
has
been
ari
i,r
of
the
Scouts'
utivi
succeeds
T.
.s.
OBE,
of
Victoria,
!,.'(i.t:y.
Orangemen
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week-end
will
play
host
to
officers
ot
the
lodge
in
British
Columbia.
Wilfred
Daly
of
Vancoaver,
grand
master
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
in
B.C.,
arrived
in
the
city
by
plane
this
afternoon
to
pay
his
official
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
2310.
He
was
scheduled
to
be
entertained
at
dinner
by
officers
of
the
lodge
at
Club
27,
prior
to
the
lodge
meeting
tonight.
He
will
return
to
Vancouver
tomorrow
morning.
Arriving
here
tomorrow
night
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
province
will
be
Mrs.
Irene
Beaten,
Grand
Mistress
of
the
Loyni
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
who
will
pay
her
official
visit
to
the
Prince
Rupert
LOBA
at
a
meeting
Monday
night.
The
local
group
plans
a
church
parade
Sunday
night
at
the
First
Baptist
Church.
Monday
after
and
copper
craft.
Something
new,
classes
for
pottcrn
making,
SENMX
m
GOOD
ROM
lor
yowr
money
Economat
Only
,
may
be
Introduced
this
year,
j
For
many
of
the
scheduled
room
has
been
added
to
the
fa
"ui'iuM,
vuiumeer
leauers
are
cllltics
T.
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commissioner
heads
irecutu,
uiiu
per&ons
interested
The
badminton
club,
too,
is
are
asked
to
contact
Fred
Jones,
cxprcicu
to
get
active
at
me
general
secretary,
or
Rowley
at
WILL
GIVE
YOU
Everything
that
any
Automatic
Agitator
Washer
can
do
at
a
LOWER
COST
TO
Miles,
program
supervisor,
the
Civic
Centre.
"60
volunteer
lead-thin
20
000
Cubs.
Ruvcrs
in
B.C.
and
personnel
and
ad-the
basic
principles
.nuis
of
scouting
:
nm
his
jurisdiction,
to
mi.ke
a
tour
of
i
sliort.y.
Northampton,
Eng-
mu
vi
nie
munm.
n.
large
group,
they
meet
twice
weekly
for
games
In
the
auditorium.
Following
the
member
ship
campaign.
In
which
representatives
of
various
city
groups
using
the
Centre
will
form
teams
to
canvass
the
city,
the
regular
program
of
educational,
sports
and
craft
projects
will
get
under
way.
In
the
sports
line,
as
in
the
Labor
Day
Proceeds
Sl'.attr-n
wjs
educated
Total
$1,800
xhools
In
the
Old
Briton
Told
To
Back
U.S.
NEW
YORK
British
Minister
of
State
Schv"n
Lloyd
ar
Special
to
The
Dally
News
well
as
attending
iege
of
Science
and
at
London
Unlver-
Mil
rived
in
New
York
today
ready
to
support
the
United
States
in
op
he
Fust
Great
War
he
was
Inter
eom-the
Royal
Oarrison
I
s.
rvcd
in
France
YOU!
The
Bendix
Economat
is
not
an
old-fashioned
hard-work
washer
in
a
new
square
cabinet
.
.
.
it's
completely
new.
It
washes,
rinses,
drains,
vacuum
dries,
and
shuts
itself
off
.
.
.
all
AUTOMATICALLY.
Just
set
the
dial,
put
in
the
soap,
and
let
Bendix
absorb
your
washday
worries.
The
Bendix
new
Rins-saver
saves
up
to
56
gallons
of
your
hot
water
every
washday.
Enquire
today
about
this
revolutionary
new
wonder
washer
Even
For
Price
It
Can't
Be
Beat
TERRACE
Terrace
Civic
Centre
Committee
disclosed
that
the
Labor
Day
program
grossed
approximately
$1800.
O.
A.
Kaulbeck,
presiding,
expressed
appreciation
to
all
helpers,
especially
ladies,
and
particularly
to
the
Barrel
Derby
committee.
An
extensive
program
New
Dancing
Classes
Prove
Popular
Here
,
The
new
dancing
clashes
at
posing
the
Chinese
Communist
and
North
Korean
proposals
for
including
India,
Indonesia.
Burma
and
Pakistan
in
the
Korean
political
conference.
Lloyd
received
instructions
to
follow
this
course
of
action
from
the
British
government
before
he
left
Lon
1
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Howitzer
Battery.
Vancouver
In
1913,
f
in
real
estate,
in-f
the
importing
busl-:
'M
lie
retired
from
I
:
has,
contributed
his
l;
"Itles
to
Boy
Scout.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
)
or
displayed
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
'
ft-wrd
or
by
the
Oovernment
ot
j
Brttlstl
Colombia.
don.
the
Civic
Centre
are
proving
highly
popular
with
Prince
Rupert's
youngsters.
Enrolhrlent
to
date
in
the
'
classes
totals
161.
150
girls
and
11
boys,
aged,
four
to
18
years.
!
The
ouvig
people
.are
being
oth"r
interests.
$33995
$35
Down
$17
per
Month
of
sporting
activities
was
detailed
for
the
winter,
including:
junior
badminton
on
Thursday
evenings
and
Sunday
afternoons,
miniature
shooting
range
for
young
people
run
by
the
Rod
&
bun
Club,
and
Turkey
Bingo
on
'
7th
October.
v
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t
An
organizational
committee
will
arrange
basketball
and
boxing,
and
additional
bowlin;
al
be
sure
to
get
&
School
Elects
taught
Jaaliioohl,
tap
-or'
ballet
dancing
by
Buddy
Taft,
a
professional
who
after
several
years
of
dancing
In
the
south
and
Eastern
Canada,-ha,
turned
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I
n
5
n
o
leys
ar:
being
nstalled,.Mrs.
,R.
officers
tearhlng.
,
Mr.
Taft
planned
at
first
to
hold
classes
only
three
days
a
LS
lia
nu
IHJ
Collier,
tan
sums
ana
jacn
Williams
are
the
committee
planning
Amateur
Night
for
November
13.
For
action
try
Classifieds
".fleer.;
were
named
'
mid
School
As-d
s
tirst
full
meet-taiuiiiciation
School
'M
named
sere-?Mr.s,
Thelma
Yal-'Mvir.e
the
e!tv
fnr
j
week.
However,
the
response
has
been
so
great
that
It
is
anticipated
classes
will
be
held
every
;day.
I
Enrollment
In
the
classes
ts
still
'open
to
Civic
Centre
members,
and
it
Is
expected
adult
classes
In
'
rmpulnr
dancing
may
be
initiated.
I
Civic
Centre
spokesmen
report
that
considerable
Interest
has
been
shown
already,
and.
if
'
enough
adults
register
within
mite
was
ur(r.
replying
Mrs
lea.-liers.
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hi
Sl!ittr
St.
FntH
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hv
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Mohui.
the
next
few
days,
such
a
class
will
be
started.
Largest
class
to
date
Is
in
the
four
to
five
and
one-half
years
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volunteered
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pro-
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Combination
aae
group,
In
which
18
young-jsters
are
registered.
Students
are
given
a
one-hour
i
lesson,
once
a
week,
at
a
cost
of
$5
a
month.
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gracious
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no
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