Prince
Rupert
Doily
Nrws
Tuesday,
Octcfter
13,
1953
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Large
Family
Gathering
Enjoys
Harvest
Supper
Tribute
to
the
evident
spirit
of
in
the
program
that
followed
thanksgiving
and
fellowship
was
i
thp
turkey
supper,
served
by
paid
last
night
as
200
persons
members
of
the
Junior
Girls'
gathered
at
the
Parish
Hali
to
:
Choir
and
the
Boy
Scouts,
Mrs.
enjoy
the
annual
Harvest
Supper
"rev
Bird
presented
two
vocal
staged
by
St.
Andrew's
cathedral,
i
solos,
"I
Leave
My
Heart
In
an
Parents
and
children
heard
!
fc'PRUsh
Garden,"
mr-.l
"House
the
Rt.
Rev.
H.
O.
Watts,
El-shoo
I
B:?-;
ing."
of
Caledonia
say
that
the
event
Girls
cf
the
Junior
Choir,
un-was
probably
one
of
the
happif-it
clpr
th
leadership
of
choirmaster
he
hod
exnerienced
in
the
la-it
j
Petei
Lien,
sang
the
anthem
"For
20?ears.
The
bishop
said
that
he
;
the
Peauty
of
the
Earth
"
A
male
had
spent
seven
of
the-
eight
I
choir
sang
"Rine
Ye
Rell."
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Public
Relations
Council
Members
Visit
Businessmen
The
Prince
Rupert
Public
Re-
j
one
of
Canada's
major
problems,
lations
Council
has
been
re-
.n
of
t!cvfcioni:ifr
nation
of
organized
and
this
week
la
can-
',,,,
,
,
A
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,
aort'la,-td
t
vassing
city
business
and
Pro-
im!nol!llM
fessiotial
men.
seeking
funds
tolMi,("'
Brour-s.
Uw
French
and
establish
a
tourist
Information
B"Ush
tu'if
varlf1
ba'rk-
bureau
In
this
city
,1'"lllds.
He
said
the
effects
and
Members
of
the
junior
Cham-
Importance
of
the
difference
In
ber
of
Commerce,
at
a
"ladies'
th,M
varl"'1
Br'1ln'
wly
night"
meeting
la.st
night
were
overlooked
by
liie
majority
of
told
of
the
council's
activities
bv
PeoP'e-
respassing
jVilh
Sandy
anyone
would
want
to
?an
ark
on
Acropolis
Hill
1'ond
the
ImaR'natlon
of
a
'citizens,
but
during
the
lElit
of
Sunday's
record
Jj
iurt
Jefferles
suggested
h
,
move
as
a
publicity
.
Bert
was
sure
It
'iid
float
clown
to
the
har-,-ithout
too
much
diffl-
Chaps
he
wasn
t
far
wrong
,m
lna
('ampagnoU
told
stream
that
was
wining
Its
v'tiuwh
the
lawn
'
her
!,
Avenue
home.
B
lfrc
are
ways
of
getting
...i
..nhllrltv
hut
Jack
ccrirosiiion
of
Mr.
Lien's
to
the
wmsmm
h.4
fsw4u
Neely
Moore,
Jaycce
member
of
,
1
ri"
meeting
wound
up
with
months
since
his
appointment
travelling
around
the
diocese
which
Is
one-third
of
the
geo-praphlcal
area
of
British
Colum
1938
words
of
Rev.
J.
E.
Ward,
the
sea
chanty
"Blow
the
Manj
'
,
'
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t
?
x
f
the
council,
dancing
no
music
by
Dyke
mit-
He
said
council,
comprising
Millan.
'
.members
of
Junior
and
senior
Down"
and
"I
Saw
Sammy."
C
A.
(HARRY)
DAY,
treasurer
of
The
Canadian
Press,
was
chosen
by
directors
of
the
news-gathering
co-operative
to
bia.
Ulshoo
Watts
also
announced
during
the
eveninsr
that.
Runrlav
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter,
rector
of
the
cathedral,
said
that
he
:
November
1
would
see
an
historic
!
receive
the
Coronation
Medal
(
s
an"
'-
rif
takes
a
special
prize
for
!
chambers
and
,clty
council
ap-I
pointees,
had
sent
out
between
1300
and
400
letters
to
local
bmi-I
nes-
men
asking
their
support
In
the
campaign.
The
letters
were
was
"greatly
moved
by
the
happy
i
service
held
at
the
cathedral
allotea
as
a
national
asso-
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
elation.
Their
citation
said
his
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JOYrfL
KEfMON
U
Uged
between
Tina
Wilis
of
Vancouver
and
her
pet
English
terrier
Prince,
taken
by
a
motorist
and
his
71
Zu?.
,V
.
n
Charged
Witn
theU'
Tne
dB
was
talen
from
the
W11U
front
yard
but
Tina's
father,
Roy,
stopped
the
couple
before
they
got
away.
fellowship
and
thanksgiving
;
when
the
new
carved
oak
altar
IM'-h
couldn't
be
dampened
bvlrail,
recently
presented
to
the
Prince
Rupert's
record
rainfall.
cathedral
by
the
Collison
family
He
expressed
heartfelt
apprecia-jln
memnrv
of
the
late
Archdea-t'on
to
those
who
had
contribu-
i
con
W.
H.
Collison
would
be
dedl-
1
itest
idea,
lie
wmwru
mi
,
storv
In
the
paper
telling
match
at
the
curling
rink
hadn't
been
played
.
.
.
;
i
uitl
attract
"non-work-
employees
to
help
get
the
:
in
first
class
shape
for
-
devotion
to
the
co-operative
Idea,
his
understanding
of
daily
newspaper
operation
across
the
country
and
the
high
regard
In
which
he
is
held
by
Canada's
newspaper
men
have
enabled
him
to
make
an
Invaluable
contribution
to
CP's
development.
,
!
ted
In
any
way
to
the
success
of
:
cated.
At
the
same
service
Paul
the
supper.
'
Mercer
would
be
ordained
as
the
F.
E.
Anfleld,
master
of
cere-
i
,lrst
Anglican
native
minister
In
to
be
followed
up
with
personal
calls
by
teams
of
canvassers
this
week.
'
Funds
obtained
will
be
used
to
print
up-to-dafe
publicity
pamphlets
for
the
tourist
trade,
and
to
a
hire
a
part-time
secretary
to
handle
the
many
lnnuiries
as
tc
tourist
facilities
and
busines;
possibilities,
as
well
as
to
give
monies,
said
that
no
rnnntrv
nn
;
the
diocese.
Men
To
Don
Aprons
Again
For
Annual
Rotary
Club
Tea
'
ie
Irish
had
a
hard
time
,n
a
word
in
when
rrntj
Lts
introduced
her.
brotli-
BUILDING
BOOM
Soni
ll
to
totirist.i
!
PRETORIA
(CP)
Building
personal
attention
I
immy
Hard
I
ope
to
a
group
'
Teas
and
home-cooking
sales
or
way
earth
was
more
greatly
blessed
than
Canada.
Th
hall
decorations
In
harvest
festival
motif
had
been
carried
out
by
Mrs.
Lionel
Holtby.
In
chrm-.e
of
supper
arrangements
were
the
afternoon
and
evening
branches
of
the
W.A.
j
plans
valued
at
35,000,000
were
here
next
summer.
,ends
shortly
after
his
lure
from
Scotland.
JW
Mid
far)
;
passed
ior
wie
nine
principal-
members
plan
a
special
meet-.
cities
of
the
Union
of
South
Af-
ing
October
27
to
assess
the
re-
i
my
pans
on
mailing
ms
-,,,
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.
,
.
.
,
.
rica
In
the
ilrst
seven
months
suits
of
the
campaign
for
funds
Twelve
tables
of
whist
were
in
.
1Q,
...j,n,
.
i
u.ii
t..-.
I-
title.
...
w
proitram
director
at
are
usually
held
by
women's
o.
ganlzatlcns,
but
ths
men
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Cub
believe
that
they
also
can
stage
a
succe&sful
tea
and
ale.
;
With
this
In
mind,
President
Tony
Crawley
and
the
Rotary
members
have
Invited
Prince
Rupert
women
to
attend
their
annua
tea
Thursday
afternoon
nt
tH
rli,i
II.
,
figures.
This
was
an
increase
of
rneetin?
were
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
E.
T.
220,000
ever
the
same
period
of
:
plewhalte.
Mr.'
Applewhaite,
last
year.
MP
for
Skeena
riding,
spoke
on
!
K
is
Noel
Stone,
who
drove
kitchen
staff,
undor
the
command
cf
Earl
B::'ker,
is
preparing
for
a
large
turnout,
.
Chairman
Sid
Johnson
of
the
S2rv...4
:'--'
hai
equipped
Ms
riT
witli
new
normsand
reports,
they
are
eagerly
await-in
a
chance
-
muuel
them.
Doug
Stevenson
has
lined
up
a
p.-ogram
fcr
tiu
event,
in-:ludiii'j
tap
da:.i.-in;
by
well-known
dancln
teacher
Bjddy
Taft,
with
Dyke
MarcMlllan
at
the
piano:
and
i
Jack
Deeth
ta8lni
novplty
music
acts.
It
should
be
a
iilfei'Bnt
tea
If
nothing
else,
so
"See
you
at
tea,
girls!"
:rura
Vancouver
last
week.
.
lias
seen
Ms
of-
lain,
but'
tt'
never
s-iw
it
come
.
play
when
the
Sons
of
Norway
hld
their
regular
whist
and
dance
party
in
the
Sons
of
Norway
hall.
-
Women's
first
prize
went
to
Mrs.
E.
Rothwell
and
second
to
Mrs.
J.
Slat
fa.'while
men's
first
went
to
G.
Waage
and
second
to
E.
Anderson.
Door
prize
winner
was
Mrs.
A.
E.
Norton.
Howard
Denies
Alcan
Offered
Help
For
Road
a
like
it
did
here
Sunday
and
he
a
Vancouver
vboy;
J
tabd
to'
note
liow
men
napctle
always
Insist
on.;
"II
?
1
.to
from
a
business
and
.ire
trip
tu
New
York
la
l!
j
TERRACE.
The
quarterly
i
mootlna
tF
tV,n
T-
i
n;
.
sum
M
affair.
...
Bill
McAra,
chairman
of1
the
tea
committee,
reports
everything
U
well
In
hand
and
the
Miss
Ellen
Waseng
headed
the
rv
v
r
...,
,.w..s
w.c
ic.uit
ana
Uli-
-rmnmit.te
In
rharcro
Ooltort
hv
i
Grfine,
who
kays
he
Ins
siulitn
to
L'il
Aimer's
f7iJr?rtH.?f,7?derWB8
h
Mrs-
A-
Andersen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
with
q
SeiVg,
Mr.
and
Mr
Alf
Jen-T.
Rose,
president,
m
tho
chair
'
and
o
K
oisen.
,i!.
Mitch
says
the
bi?
Sr
should
ju.it
turn
the
M!dw
In
the
pipe
upside
i
and
he'll
full
out.
.
Per-
HAVE
AN
IMPORTANT
JOB
TO
DO
IN
THE
R.CM.
(RESERVE)
Lutheran
Ladies'
Aid
Holds
Annual
Fall
Tea
and"
Bazaar
ah
correspondence
relatini
ta
the
Terrace-Kitimat
highway
was
read,-
including
a
wire
received
from
Frank
Hovorii
T
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.
,
.
...
.
.
CARDIFF.
Wales
(CP)
A
Welh
;
farmer.
suDnied
with
electricity!
at
considerable
cost
to
the
com-pany,
switched
on
the
light
onlvi
lonz
enough
each
nlrtit
to
find
it
about
the
World
Series
ivin.-,,
maung
inai.
Minister
cf
Public
Works
Gaglardi,
replying
...-foremost
In
frozen
foods
-
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,
A
into
full
swing
next
In
the
legislature
to
a
Question
'h
oil
lamp
and
light
it,
an
elec-.
trlcity
consultative
council
was
!
Members
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
'
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
church,
play-d
host
Saturday
afternoon
at
a
successful
fall
tea
and
sale,
an
annual
event
in
Prince
Rupert,
j
The
church
hall
was
decked
with
fall
flowers
for
the
occasion
tu.
k.
.
.
j
liuie
Gladding
and
Fred
.
two
ardent
Yankee
who
KNEW
their
team
with
small
vases
of
the
brightly
colored
flowers
on
the
tea
tables,
and
larger
sprays
placed
around
the
room.
.
,
,
President
,
Mr.
IL
Helland
received
guests
at
the
well-attended
affalrand
Mrs.
T.
Fosscniwas.
mm
rtiiy
mill
nccus
a
iraiiivu
y
told.
i
m
over
the
Dodders.
ov
nuwara,
saia
inat
at
no
tl.ns
hid
he
received
a
.tluect
oife-!
from
Alcan
of
$k.m9
i.0arr
cost,
of
.
'he
highway.
-
George
t'McAdams
justifvin-;
actions
trre
council
in
thl
matter.'
sid
that
with
the
ive-
waiting
the
return
of
Kill
.
.
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H
nerv,
and
in
the
timea
L
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R-wnl
Canadian
Navy
5
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an
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and
active
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The
Naval
Reservi.t
ii
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,
1
who
went
to
visit
Wal-
Miiisim
In
San
Francisco
T
,
In
change
qMtsXets-
j
;-.
Mrs.
B.
Petersen'
was
tea
room
!
convener,
assisted
in
the
kitchen
White
Ceci
Jii
'he
?:
ii.-s
on
televi-
I
oy
MIS.
H
Y1'
ftlrP.'rilKnsniu".
Jf
in
'Frisco
Bill
also
;
sen,
Mrs.
u
H'JH"
is;
4n
Mrs.
U
!
(!
the
football
aame
be-
Heads
Libera
At
Kitimat
nues
of
the
minister
of
p-ihii-,
works
and
Alcan
apparer.U-;
closed,1
thre"vs
still
n
th
t
way,
that
was
through
the
pre-mier
who
had
already
given
a
friendly
heating
to
a
deputation
from
the
board.
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civjlian
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time,
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VJViJ
VAV-f
"awifc.
8
Canada
at
sea
should
th
3
'
'
-fr
Eastbound
Flights
Daily
jW'4,",J,,,',si
.
Feaured,
n
the
Rams
and
the
Forty-
of,(
liofbij.
c4tftlrit:;'
sewing
and
at
lii'artadiiii.i,
f
!
fimcVvfirk".'
'.Ivfri-
iA.
Maiimsai
With
Cecil
B.
White
as
presl-!
u'n
ihafge
oTHhq
home
qook-iation
lr8
hpoth,
assisted
by
M-k
.
of
people
try
to
stop
Dybhaven,
and,
Mrs.
M.
Hetlandi
in;stn,ie
sujdenly,
oth-W
a
pe:ioJ
t,f
tl.ii,'.
But
dent,
a
new
Liberal
association
was
formed
Friday
at
Kitlniat.
James
McElroy
was
elected
secretary.
.
f
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
who
attended
the
ocra'
sion.
explained
that
It
was
the
fi'iunt
nnj
Jack
Hreen
bct
jitory
of
all
.
.
.
!"t
iun
t
like
g..ioking
In
charge
bf
me
sewing
llooth
wer
Mrs.
C.
.
BPi
g,
Mrs!
H.
Stanrfefcy'd
MhtV
JfoVhelm
!
and
Miss
E.
VaxenfT
while
at-
the
fancywork
booth
were
Mrs.
4.
fl,..l
.,..im..L,
l.l..
.
u.
6-.".
Mcitsomery
.who
worked
ii.-v
iiviv.ttr
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established
there.
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said
the
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W,larn
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ShioninB
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step
was
taken
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personal
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of
Liberals
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the
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the
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lncorporattr
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Mr.
Applewhaite.
who
was
ac-l
around.
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came
here
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Risenijer
and
while
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from
Vancouver
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Mr.
onipanied
on
ihe
trip
by
Doug
Frlzzell,
will
leave
Oct.
18
with
Mrs.
Applewhaite
for
Vancouver.
They
will
vacation
there
a
few
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knew
Ki.r-h
other
Wn
.11..
before
"""ft!
north.
jdays
before
proceeding
to
Ot-!
tnwa
for
the
opening
of
Parlia-'
ment.
RECIPE
BOOK-Brighdy
illus-trawd,
entirely
new
recipes,
plut
established
ways
to
economical
cooking.
Send
Ot
to
cover
postage
and
handling
to
Keckitt
&
Colman
(Canada)
Limited,
Station
T,'
Rvt!
to
The
Daily
News
TERRACE
A
successful
chicken
ruppei
was
staged
here
In
the
Civic
Centre
by
the
Y-Ettes.
Spins
250
Terrace
people
attended
the
dinner
for
which
the
hall
was
decorated
with
pretty
fall
flowers.
Mr:.
W.
H.
Macllroy
was
con-vene;.,
avsU'.frd
UyiMrat
A.
J,U
A'res
had
the
ri-.ht
asked
if
she.
Montreal.
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didn't
.
one
was
W.i3
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to
do
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nnd
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith.
Mrs.
M.
Wlghtman
was
In
ihat'te
of
!
decorations.
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Went.
t
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a
npw
snooker
tneir
nome
in
Penticton
alter
spending
a
vacation
here
visaing
Mrs.
Trumpour's
parents,
Mr.
Sons
Norway
meeting
13.
8
p.m.
Ht
of
Oct.
j
Tuesday,
and
Mrs.
Eddie
Clapp,
1(!:4
At-
Hn
AvpmiA
I.,
.
Pre
SH,,n-
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10.
Mr
Triimnniir
Is
with
the
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Moose
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BEAUTY
FOR
YOUR
FLOORS!
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the
Alberta
city.
FOR
THOSE
CIVIC
CENTRE
DANCING
CLASSES.
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Misses
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invplipr
than
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betora.
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befon
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sure
to
see
the
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Pumps
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with
Cuban
heel
in
block
and
brown
it
the
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to
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n
of
Parlla-
ueptn
something
entirely
new
witn
me
-
illusion
and
the
luxury-look
of
sculptured
x.
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carpet.
.
Fall
Purses...
New
selection
of
styles
and
colors
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$1.95
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the
Kins-
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
MacKEIIZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
:
:
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
McBride
St.
Phone
311
30
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775
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