llrs.
-A.
2)untaS
Sot
ielu
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
30,
1953
i
Wins
at
hi
ii
DID
YOU
KNOW.
vGags
And
Gals"
Show
ws
Sell-Out
Crowd
Here
kamlin-room-only
crowd
in
the
Capitol
I
last
night
roared
its
approval
of
the
"Gags
Waii
4,000,000
dirlstmai
Seals
Soda
Ditches
Onion
Odor,
-
'
!
I
!
Sixteen
tables
were
In
play
at
the
Moose
whist
party
here
Saturday
night.
Prizes
were
,
awarded
as
follows:
Women's
first,
Mrs.
A
Dumas,
second,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Nor
IfYou'roTlIuD
ALL
THE
TIME
nrrbd;
t
n-J"
"
Idea,
bre4-ut,
beTy-tie(ll,
and
;
farthered
by
btciithu.
PerfaafM
Mthn
MfiMisly
wmif.
jut
Uwi
toue
candiUaa
caiued
r
uceM
tdit
mm
!-!,,
Thai's
the
tmw
take
DwM
a
kiine;
PUU.
DtU
t
stimulate
the
luonejn,
ual
bela
restore
their
Kennel
ectien
tf
H
rim
exceu
icieb
ml
wattea.
Thea
fee
feel
better,
tieea
better,
vers,
better.
Get
DaaJd'a
kxtr?
PilU
new.
Leak
iar
the
blue
bas
with
the
nt
band
at
l
aratiut.
Ya
caa
eeaeoe
a.
Dade's.
M
VANCOUVER
The
British
Is"
variety
show
staged
by
the
Elks'
Lodge.
Columbia
Tuberculosis
Society
announced
Sunday
that
mailing
Polishes
Silver,
Crysta
ton;
men's
first,
A.
Mclver,
sec
has
been
completed
of
200.000
ond,
E.
Nielson.
i
Jensen
ana
Dennis
I
directed
the
hit
show
fund
dances
by
guys
tlnteniungled
with
lots
letters
containing
4,000,000
Christmas
seals.
Mrs.
Dumas
also
took
tne
pool
prize
while
the
door
prize
went
to
P.
W.
Peterson.
The
seals,
which
go
out
all
over
B.C..
netted
the
society
fly
bawl
a
Keeping
your
home
In
ship-
j
shape
order
is
a
perennial
task,
but
It
doesn't
have
to
be
a
back-breaking
task
.
.
.
not
with
baking
soda
to
the
rescue.
Baking
soda's
myriad
uses
are
a
boon
to
housekeeping,
as
most
housewives
know.
Here's
a
rundown
of
a
variety
of
uses,
some
ce
Actors
CHARLOTTETOWN
(CP)
A
Here'i
all
do:
Place
a
piece
of
aluminum
foil
In
the
bottom
of
enamel
dish
pan,
fill
the
pan
with
water
dees
enough
l
caver
all
the
silver.
Then
add
1
tablespoon
baking
soda
for
each
tuart
water
and
heat
to
boiling.
Kemove
the
pan
from
the
heat
and
Immediately
Immerse
silver
In
the
hot
solution
so
that
eaeh
piece
is
touching
the
foil.
.
Remove
sliver,
rinse,
polish
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth
and
see
how
it
Hit
PUv
$160,910
last
year
and
officials
set
a
S175.000
objective
for
1953.
This
year,
part
of
the
funds
will
be
used
to
pay
off
the
mortgage
on
the
Christmas
Seal
Auditorium
at
Vancouver
General
Hospital
and
provide
$3,000
for
tuberculosis
nursing
scholar-
nlaque
was
unveiled
in
police-court
here
In
memory
of
Staff
Sergeant
Larry
Mclnnis,
traffic,
expert
who
had
been
on
the
pol-!
Ice
force
20
years.
The
plaque
wa!
onated
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
which
we'll
bet
you
didn't
r
'
tKThe
Civic
Centre
lib
scored
another
tri-
know.
Cloudy
glasses
will
sparke
like
the
finest
crystal
after
a
dunk
h
their
presentation
shlDS
at
the
University
of
British
of
Commerce.
v
and
Saturday
nignts
Harley
Lewis
was
the
capable
Emece
for
the
show
which
headlined
such
well-known
local
amateur
entertainers
as
Beryl
Karasoskl,
Rupert's
"red
hot
mama"
singing
"Frankie
and
Johnnie"
and
other
favorites,
the
Westernaires-
popular
western
dance
band,
Keith
De
Witt,
baritone,
singing
"Old
Man
River"
and
"Give
Me
A
Little
Kiss,"
the
latter
with
a
chorus
of
pretty
girls.
One
of
the
highlights
of
the
show
was
an
"Off
the
Record"
skit
with
Pat
Bolton,
Mel
Thompson
and
Mel
skalmcrud
aping
popular
singers
while
a
record
played
"I
Guess
1
11
Fall
In
Love
Today."
The
boys
were
a
hit
again
when,
Joined
by
Nina
Yo"tv-man
and
Jim
Cumming
they
"sang"
"Tell
Me
how
Long
me
Train's
Been
Gone"
and
"Juke
Box
Saturday
Night."
Nearly
stealing
the
show
was
Columbia.
.
ing
In
a
baking
soda
solution
i
f
the
Bride."
use
three
tablespoons
soda
to
a
'
'
'
sparkles.
Stale
cigarette
smell
won't
MRS.
VICTOR
NF.F
is
the
wife
of
the
Swiss
minister
to
Canada.
Mrs.
Net
comes
from
the
lace-manufacturing
town
of
St.
Gallen
In
northeastern
Switzerland.
For
25
years
her
husband
was
with
the
consulate
in
New
York.
She
finds
the
Canadian
mode
of
life
a
compromise
between
European
conservatism
and
American
exuberance.
quart
of
warm
water,
plus
your
favorite
soap
or
detergent.
This
utile
players
won
en-applause
from
large
notli
nighty
with
the
:-omedy.
permeate
the
room
and
ash
trays
.
'
.
HISTORIC
BELL
;
Tlie
.famous
Liberty
BcU
at
Independence
Hall
In
Philadelphia
weighs
2.080
pounds.
)f!
the
show
were
Mrs.
will
smell
sweet
and
ltesh
u
dunked
in
a
solution
of
1
table-
spoon
soda
to
one
quart
water,
then
rinsed
with
clear
water
and
mm
1MB
Co"
na
Mrs.
Mien
Wilfred
Toop
was
mcr.
in
the
cast
were
Ed-
U1-
f
6
same
treatment
Is
also
recommended
to
give
your
display
china
a
lustrous
sheen.
And
for
cut
glass
and
other
ornamental
glassware,
mix
a
smooth
paste
of
baking
soda
and
water
and
apply
with
a
brush,
rinse
and
polish
to
a
jeweler's
lustre.
Steel
wool
pads,
if
kept
submerged
in
a
covered
container
of
baking
soda
and
water
1
tablespoon
soda
and
2
cups
of
water
remain
rust-free
due
to
soda's
anti-oxidant
r.
Carole
Dale,
Ann
Flora
Melvln,
Bar-
:
CZkineSe
Jbislwi
CHOP
SUEY..
.
;,v;
...CHOWMEIN
0pn
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
kid.
Sasha
Doorman,
A.
Charles
Fink,
Bruce
Woman
Barber
Now
Owns
Own
Shop
Select
and
Mail
Your
Overseas
Christmas
Cards
EARLY!
Ron
Paulsen,
Mervin
dryed.
And
if
you
sprinkle
a
little
dry
soda
in
the
bottom
of
your
ashtrays.
It
not
only
reduces
odors
but,
since
soda
IS
a
fire
extinguisher,
it
will
quickly
squelch
those
half-tit
cigarettes.
Your
comb
and
brash
will
be
fresh
and
aweet
smelling
after
a
baking
soda
treatment.
Wash
them
often
with
mild
soap
and
warm
water,
then
rinse
In
a
solution
of
t
tablespoons
baking
soda
to
a
uart
of
water.
,
Although
'
you
may
.
not
be
wearing
diamonds,
your
silver
Hay
Doorman,
Robin
hrhael
Nesbitt
and
Wll-
OTTAWA
0
Four
years
ago,
pretty
little
Patsy
O
Dowes
who
danced
with
popular
Buddy
Taft.
Also
dancing
with
Mr.
Taft
was
Mareasa
Windle
In
a
sophisticated
tap
number-Other
numbers
Included
organ
music
by
Hugo
Kraupner,
a
barbershop
trio,
Dennis
Lips-combe,
Stan
Hildebrand
and
Mlckie
Mellin,
a
dance
number",
"Singin'
In
The
Rain,"
with
Jackie
Michnluk
Knlntrir
inri
a
when
Mrs.
Alide.
Vainu
answered
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Pbone
133
When
food
spills
on
your
nice
porcelain
table
top
or
enamel
ranee
wipe
It
un
with
a
drv
paper
towel,
then
sprinkle
a
little
soda
on
the
spot
and
rub
with
a
damp
cloth.
And
for
your
oven,
wash
Slaae
Jzi
otv
and
gold
Jewelry
will
sparke
like
queenly
gems
after
a
baking
soda
!
an
advertisement
for
a
barber,
everyone
thought
It
was
a
mistake
everyone,
that
is,
but
Mrs.
Vainu.
She
got
the
Job
and
to-Hsv
owns
her
own
three-chair
tonsorial
salon.
'
An
Estonian,
Mrs.
Vainu
arrived
here
from
Europe
five
years
pro
unable
to
speak
English.
But
""
D,llly
Ne""
-
Chorus
of
Carol
Rronton.
Vlekl.
HARMONY
IS
NOT
EXPENSIVE
'
You'll
be
delighted
to
see
how
your
favorite
furniture
will
look
".
even
better
when
Dlaced
in
a
I
t
An
old
fashioned
Fkp
,
rkv
.
.
.
with
a
solution
of
3
tablespoons
soda
to
one
quart
water.
For
those
especially
pesky
spots,
snrlnkle
a
little
dry
soda
on
the
and
variety
show
n,
Mc,
cleaning.
Clean
carefully
with
a
,
baking
soda
and
water
paste,
rinse
and
dry.
'
'
,;
;
;
;
VANCOUVER
CW-Dr.
Hunter
Lewis
of
the
TJiuverty
-of
Brt-itlsh
Columbia
receive:!
.
the
bval
of
a
good
audience
spot
and
rub
with
a
damp
cloth.
n
tiaoajuai
Uiuua
was
provided
by
Mrs.
Sandvos,
so-
i"
rn"e
here.
er
Tnhilpp
bund
In
a.
'
new
harmonious
color
scheme
'
at
reasonable
cost.
.
Cash
or
Terms
to
Suit
ft,
i
mi
mance,
presented
-"-"'"f"u
u,
uci
uuo-
And
here
a
a
special
tip
,
when
you've
been
slicing
raw
onions
'and
your
hands
have
absorbed
the
strong
onion
odor
it's
hard
to
he
your
most
al
oand,
talented
newcomer
to
tubers,
and
songs,
skits
she
had
completed
a
three-year
rourse
in
a
barbering
school
at
Tallin,
Estonia,
and
gained
a
Kood
deal
of
hair-cutting
experience
during
four
years
in
a
German
concentration
camp.
!
Queen's
Coronation
Medal
for
'his
work
In
the
Federation
of
Kirn
humor
were
sup-
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
the
city.
Also
in
a
qulcer
mood
were
songs
by
Yvon-u.
Schacf-fer.
i
Canadian
Artists,
of
which
he
tnrmbers
of
the
Terrace
-
.
'
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Blue
S81
Day
Calls:
was
president
last
year.
Hd
is
a!o
chairmen
of
the
Vancouver
branch
of
the
Canadian
Civil
Liberties
Union.
101
Fire
Brigade.
I
Rose
luring
feminine
you.
To
banish
the
onion
smell
just
wet
your
hands,
sprinkle
a
little
soda
on
your
palms
and
rub
your
hands
together.
Then
rinse
and
dry.
Soda
will
whisk
stains
from
treasured
silver
quickly
and
effectively.
For
all
types
of
flat
silver
except
those
pieces
with
cemented
joints,
such
as
hollow-handled
knives
and
candle
sticks,
ppea
ranee
So,
after
serving
one
year
as
a
domestic
as
required
by
her
immigration
contract,
she
answered
Joseph
Girard's
ad
for
a
barber
in
June,
1949.
"You
must
be
looking
for
a
job
in
the
beauty
salon
at
the
back,"
Joe
told
her.
but
Mrs.
Vainu
explained
in
halting
English
that
she
was
an
ordinary
man's
barber
and
simply
wanted
to
cut
hair.
She
was
hired.
-
Now
sne
has
two
assistant?
men
working
for
her
and
she
irmed
A
comic
note
was
a
skit
by
Vickie
Eckess
and
Dennis
Lips-combe,
singing
"Because
of
You"
and
"Two
Sleepyi
People,"
end
anothrr
chorus,
with
Dennis
and
Beryl,
"Walking
My
Baby
Back
Home."
Other
numbers
included
accordion
solos
by
Bob
Woods,
songs
by
bass
F.
Morrison
and
vocals
by
Carol
Brentzen,
and
Beverley
Mattson,
with
the
westernaires.
Piano
accompanist
throughout
was
Jean
de
Carlo.
The
program
wound
up
with
"Till
We
Meet
Again"
by
the
entire
ensemble,
and
a
big
An
official
1':
finned
today
that
Fred
cr
member
of
served
six
years
for
and
silver
with
an
oxidized
pattern
(that
Is,
silver
which
has
a
-imker
color
as
part
of
the
de-
f
has
gone
behind
the
the
electrolytic
method
is
can
carry
on
a
line
of
barbershop
i
sign)
mi
ue
sa.
d
Rose
travelled
patter
with
the
best
of
them.
I
safe
and
easy.
lan
piussport
and
held
thank
you
from
Reg
King,
who
fVoi'lmwInvn
If
la
Thp
UAU
All
leLJ
I
mil
in
connection
"uu"
mt.
"ml
prweeiw
from
the
concert,
expected
to
i
nip
said
he
was
going
t
be
.Ute
.
first
if
a
wrtwi.
thl.
Itivakla
"for1
'
fcasons
tif
winter-
would
be
used
in
th
Elks'
Lodge
projects
for
younr;
sters.
I
rrport
Wednesday
"
IS
THAT
.
DOGGIE
ON
OUR
USED
CAR
LOT
?
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left
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wife
and
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f'OlTE
Lonks
like
a
dog-and
we've
got
a
dog
s
price
on
it
Sara
Kelly
Surprise
Ion
TV
J-Joftl
Jea,
Sir
Kpwtiil
to
The
Dally
Nrwa
"TERHACE
A
successful
tea
and
sale
was
held
here
in
the
Odcllellows'
hall
Saturday
afternoon,
sponsored
by
the
Rebekah
Lodge.
Df'SUttc
""""
Wf,,'v",
TI"'"
Terrace
women
attended
the
event
to
buy
up
tastv
hon
hnlipH
nrnrlnrtK
fancv
work
and
47
JF.EP
STATION
WAGON
Veterinary
Just
ran
GjQfiA
this
one
through
the
hospital.
Lots
of
lega
for
VvtJV
'51
FORD
SEDAN
Strictly
a
Greyhound
Green
at
C
gAA
that
sleek
and
fast
only
Come
Around
and
Hound
Us
Sometime
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
Reuters
John
id
to
nai
have
Britain's
mou
moustache,
de-
li'iulli'bur
i
j
miliums
of
li
television
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
sfumlay
night
by
giving
otner
tems
from
the
several
t
ntod
kiss
to
attractive
.
well-slocked
sales
booths,
(p
movie
actress
Barbara
I
.
-
i
readers
I
i
iuiz
type
program.
j
"
apiieartnft
in
a
regu-
iwc
railed
"what's
my
'
which
a
team
of
tele-
;
JTsonalilies
try
to
guess1
"Piiticin
of
guests
by
J1
"yes"
and
"no"
ans-!
Famous
film
"Upon
This
Rock"
In
,
Technicolor.
Fuli-iength
film
oil
the
life
of
Christ.
Tonight,
8
o'clock.
Annunciation
School.
All
welcome.
(If
Save
Time
-Fly
V
I
f
jr
You
rim
wivo
miiny
hours
otKin
days
t
i
v"u
Kl
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to
,OMr
drstliuitton.
where-
X
aaaaaDaTal
'
f
CVVT
n
ma'
Dc-
rly,uS
i
P'Hv,
after
staring
at
i
inc
h
muustaehe
asked
';
!
do
y0U
kiss
your
1
J
ked
at
Miss
Kelly
for
a
t
!iiici
mii'-kly
across
and
demonstrated.
30,000
Miles
of
Goodwill
for
Canada
iif
who
was
watching
in
''lid
"Was
my
face
red."
Nf)
SOUTM
of
the
Equator
iiion
both
N
titles
rf
the
Atlantic
...
ia
half
a
dozen
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
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