I
lie
Prinze
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
24,
1954
Aims,
Progress
of
Clinic
Outlined
For
King
Ed
PTA
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An
address
by
F.
Dcrry
of
the
Prince
Rupert
preventative
den-tul
dinic
featured
the
recent
monthly
meeting
of
the
Kins
i
Edward
P-TA.
j
Describing
Ihc
alms
and
ac-
1
cninpSishnienl.s
of
tile
clinic,
Mr.
Dcrry
said
that
mothers
had
been
extremely
helpful
In
fur-thr-rlnjj
its
work
by
ensuring
that
their
children
received
the
nec-
Council
Plans
Bigger
Program
For
Old-Timers
!
An
Increased
program
of
activ-;
ities
for
Prim
e
Rupert
oldtimers
will
be
launched
tomorrow
at
an
j
afternoon
ten
and
social
for
j
members
of
the
'
Over
70"
Club,
i
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
I
VV'
ini
n's
Co-Ordinating
Council.
The
program
for
oldsters
to-i
morrow
will
start
in
the
Civic
i
Centre
at
2
p.m.
and
will
include
showing
of
several
films
and
I
serving
of
refreshments.
!
The
co-ordinating
council,
!
whi'
h
s
p
o
is
s
o
i
the
annual
'
.
Christmas
baii.juet
for
the
"over
70
s."
last
week
planned
a
series
of
such
get-togethers
for
the
;
oldtimers.
p
Club
members
requiring
transportation
were
requested
to
con-!
lirH
T.
J.
Boulter.
essary
dental
attention.
He
reminded
those
present
that
any
work
done
by
the
clinic
requiring
an
anesthetic
had
to
be
paid
for
by
the
parents
since
the
services
of
a
doctor
were
needed.
He
urped
more
groups
Interested
in
children's
welfare
to
ask
for
speakers
from
the
clinic.
The
King
Fdward
P-TA
was
the
only
one
so
far
to
make
use
of
this
service,
he
said.
Prizes
awarded
by
the
P-TA
for
the
classes
with
the
best
attendance
by
parents
went
to
Mrs.
Hewitt
In
the
Junior
grade,
and
Mr.
Fraser
in
the
intermediate.
The
meeting
agreed
to
buy
more
supplementary
readers
for
Grade
4
and
reported
that
the
lack
Spratt"
Couple
Test
New
Mattress
gjrLJ-J.....v.
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CLAl'DE
TILLINC1IAST
POKTEK
proudly
shows
off
the
new
rose-covered
automobile
top
that
she
says
gives
her
as
much
of
a
boost
as
a
few
&pring
hat.
Mrs.
Porter,
whose
pink
residence
is
regarded
as
something
of
a
landmark,
is
vice-president
of
a
paint
and
wallpaper
concern
and
operator
of.
a
paint
store.
She
hopes
her
wallpaper-style
automobile
top
will
catch
on
as
a
fad.
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i
BIRMINGHAM.
EnirlnnH
ip.
;
matter
of
etra
safety
signals
on
tersi
A
Jack
Spratt
couple
pre-
I
M
'Brllle
Street
was
progressing
well.
i
rv
Doily
N-s
Classified
It
"wts
rieeidec
no'
to..
take
on
any
further
commitments
for
tlnancial
donations
unless
spec-
Political
Controversy
Grows
Heated
In
Australia
on
Queen's
Tour
Curbs
iii'v
reomreci.
Tne
point
arose
over
a
request
from
UBC
for
a
donation
to
the
proposed
home
economics
house.
"
parca
ior
u.clr
iut,
good
night's
sleep
In
years
Tuesday
night.
George
Crowe,
who
weighs
125
pounds,
and
his
240-pound
wife,
Ethel,
have
begun
a
three-month
test
of
a
special
new
mattress.
One
side
of
the
mattress
has
firm
springs,
for
a
heavyweight.
The
other
Is
softer,
for
a
lightweight.
Said
George:
"We
hope
It
will
stop
me
rolling
into
the
depression
that
Ethel
makes,
and
waking
us
both
up."
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A
A
J
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(LlD
PERTH,
Australia
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Reuters
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amounted
to
"unnecessary
and
A
political
controversy
warmed
hiish-handed
Interference.
Stan
Holgatc,
Prince
Rupert
j
delegate
to
the
P-T
convention
j
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at
Vancouver
April
21-23,
will
report,
on
his
trip
at
the
next1
r
.
meeting
ot
the
Kin
Edward
association
on
April
27.
Mrs.
F.
Hardy
snd
Mrs
M.
Snidal
were
chosen
to
represent
the
association
at
the
coming
Canadian
Cancer
Suciety
Menzies
said
tne
Qu-.e!i
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
-will
live
aboard
the
royal
hner
Gothic
during
their
stay
and
will
eat
only
food
prepared
aboard
ship
and
imported
from
south
Australia.
He
said
hand-shaking
will
be
barred
and
at
least
five
functions
which'
would
have
involved
large
crowds
have
been
cancelled.
Small
children
will
be
up
today
over
a
federal
government
de'-i-'n
to
curtail
Queen
Elizabeth
tour
of
western
Australia
because
of
a
poliomyelitis
epidemic.
A
new
protest
by
F.
E.
Chamberlain,
secretary
of
the
Western
Australian
Laoor
Party
said
the
safety
precautions
announced
Monday
by
federal
Premier
Chancer
Socielu
octet
u
He
was
convinced
that
th
Queen
and
the
duke
would
prefer
to
curryout
the
originally
schedul-t.a
lour
dj-;pne
Ui-j
negligible
risk
of
polio.
Tedr"
in
Adelaide,
two
little
girls,
Anne
Sc
hwartz,
6,
and
her
five-yeai
j'd
sister,
Lorraine,
;
eva
led
the
Queen'?
bodyguard
as
sne
stepped
from
ht
i
car
and
handed
her
two
small
coins.
The
youngsters
said
the
money
was
for
Prince
Charles
and
Princess
Anne.
i
jijj
a
fnrhiHrlpn
tn
hnnri
hniimiotj
Robert
G.
Menzies
to
protect
the
directly
to
the
Queen.
MVU.YIVI.DS
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arturo
?a:i
Giovanr.l
Dl
Casarsa,
Italy,
whose
wedding
cit
wi-ek
in
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
I.in
officiated
at
the
rites
uniting
Dosolina,
u
Mis
Guiseppe
France.scuttl,
and
Arturo,
son
A
Buzana,
all
of
the
same
Italian
town.
Mr.
ve
the
bride
in
marriage
and
Mr.
Adelchl
icm.sman
Mrs
Retina
Bazzana
attended
the
niil
reside
at
73
Biggar
Place.
Hospital
Team
To
Attend
yuecn
wnen
sne
comes
here
Friday
are
an
insult
to
the
state.
The
annual
dinner
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch,
Canadian
Cancer
Society,
will
be
held
Monday,
March
20,
tt
the
Broadway
Cafe,
whei
officers
will
be
elected
and
plans
made
for
the
Aoril
cancer
fund
drive.
The
meeting,
open
to
anyone
interested,
will
include
reports
Tuesday,
state
premier
Albert
Hawke
said
Menzies'
plans
Defence
Course'
L
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ft
jNOT
I)ISEASE-RtI)l)F.N
j
Chamberlain
said
these
meas-t
ures
wrongly
imply
thut
western
Australia
is
a
disease-ridden
state.
i
He
said
the
royal
party
has
already
visited
some
countries
where
epidemics
of
tropical
dis-
u,c
iae
frequent.
!
Chamberlain
snld
that
durinr
the
war
the
Royal
Family
sharec
risks
with
trie
common
people.
Before
you
buy
.
.
.
Be
sure
to
see
A
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
staff
team
will
travel
to
fy
Teenagers
from
the
Rev.
F.
Antrobus,
I
!
Victoria
next
week
to
attend
an
Slated
Parley
h
d
iamioops
membep
of
the
provincial
executive,
and
Mrs.
W.
Wallace,
local
delegate.
n
a
conference
n.'ld
ei.rller
this
month
in
Vancouver.
Guest
speaker
at
tne
session
will
be
F.
E.
Anficld,
and
a
film
ert
tcnagers
v.'.mK
next
ing
on
activities.
Members
of
the
local
executive
noted
that
the
club
had
staged
bi-monthly
dances
for
the
oast
Institute
on
hospital
disaster
planning.
Miss
E.
L.
'
Clement,
superintendent,
Doug
Stevenson,
administrator
and
Dr.
L.
P.
Char-bouneau
comprise
the
local
team.
.The
federal
government
.
is
sponsoring
the
Institute
at
which
hospital
teams
from
seven
strategic,
points
In
B.C.,
target
areas
h
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three
years
but
had
found
it
im-
on
lun8
cancer
will
be
shown
CONSTIPATED
BABY...
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GiveBby'iOwnTblPta.
v
8ct,
simple
littta
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:--.
taitletn.
Nothing
betlM'
to
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hHp
Hear
out
bnwi-ln
'-,-;'
:
Teen
To
n
Teen
Club,
n
presenta-nexl
week.
rb'duled
for
mid
to-t
ri'iirescn-"fnce
would
sDirtivities.
a.-,ki
cl
tn
oilier
teen
t'a.'itl
rarry-
i
"slwpy"
stuff
no
dulling
:p
I
pfTwt.
Ued
(or
more
than
.('-
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60
yearn.
L
0
possible
to
Interest
the
150-odd
members
In
any
other
activities.
Officers
hope
the
Kamloops
conference
will
stimulate
enough
Interest
here
to
warrant
organl-n'ion
of
n
Teen
Town.
Executive
of
the
local
Teen
Club
includes,
president
Pat
Hall,
vice-president
Jean
Sniirthwait.
secretary
l.lnd
Nirkcrson
and
treasurer
Eugene
Nelson.
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Congratulates
Drama
Group
FREDERICTON
(CP
Adjud-1
lcator
Graham
Suter
congratulated
the
University
of
Nev
'
Brunswick
Drama
Society
Tues
In
the
civil
defence
scheme,
will
study
organization
of
nursing
stnfr.
medical
staff
and
hospital
facilities
to
prepare
for
any
dis-i
asters.
Prince
Rupert
team
members
will
be
expected
to
instruct
staffs
of
other
hospitals
in
this
district
on
the
topic,
following
the
institute
to
be
held
April
1
and
2.
The
Refrigerator
Sensation
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
r.nuaiiy
Knoa
mr
T.n?
im
i
m
rwUftwri1
and
IvprwhnfsB
riTuluiig
fri)m
di((ftivR
uMwt
at
teething
time
and
other
minor
baby
ills.
Get
a
package
today
at
drucstores.
WOwu
.
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T
Si'.
.,.
:
W.'
day
night
for
ii,-
achievement
in
f
fii"ine
"an
Impassioned
and
The
four
dcflgates,
two
boysi
.llHIH.I
and
two
Rlrls,
bvi
worthwhile"
play,
Sidney
Kinis-
r:iln
to
PrHVi'C'
Mieorge.
George,
xtopplngi
stopping!
ley's
leys
"Darkm.-s
"Unrkni.-s
at
at
Ncon:"
Ncon:"
from
from
over
fqfc
one
Ill
fl
day
Jfltht'
cltj'
the
novel
h
Arthur
Koestler.
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1
vrce
Settliis
Settliia
fdr
Mr
the
the
UNB
UNB
Dlavwii
nlavwilki
before
travellirtg
"fte
"south
south
bv
bv
buji
bus
a
Russian
prison
ln,1837v
Mr.
W"'
"
qrit
io
ne'ir"
wi).i
stnceVc
I
on
r
cm
i
Winner
IXIZAHKTH
JAM
US
of
Cork,
Ireland,
designs
one
of
the
most
daring
coals
of
the
season,
tying
a
dramatic,
fringed
stole
at
the
back
and
setting
a
.
patch
pocket
amid
the
folds
of
the
full
skirt.
The
unconventional
Irish
creation
is
done
in
soft
white
wool,
completely
lined
in
print.
and
gave-a
clear
Interpretation,
:
'
e
inc
oieseptation
4nck-
;
i)
nipNxips
They
will
be
hi!-;
-
leted
,'.by
the
Kamloops
Teen
'(
Town.
.'
;
j,'
.
On
the
-agenda
for
the
con-
i
f-renco
are
discussion
group..'
ninyor-for-a-dey
ceremonies,
a
ienns
and
calico"
danre
frolic.'
ii'iil
i'
inn
;i
si)rinv
-'ft
'lii:n-h
V
fi.r
th,.
-I'I'MhI
l,v
ed
"ptuhv&nd.
punch,"
and
trie
lighting
was
bad.
"
the
Mayor
s
Bull,
visits
to
In
Blue
Bonnet
Sue
dustrial
plants
and.
highlight
of
the
event,
flk'hts
over
the
Kamloops
and
Southern
Cariboo
Winner
-'
of
contest
'
number
,
four
in
Su'per-Valu's
"Gue-is
the
Wetither"
series
is
Mrs.
E.
Plcrje.
J
150
Eighth
Avenue
Fast.
i
Her
calrulatlons
-showed
ov"-j
rage
maximum-minimum
trm-
peratures
for
the
week
March;
14
to
20t.h
of
44.07
decrees
and
;
31.14
degrees,
as
against
of
fii-iul
readmus
at
the
weother
st.ition-on
Diebv
Island
of
44.29
dcRrrc.i
and
29.07
degrees.
The
clo.senes
of
her
estim
ites
mekes
Mrs.
Pierce
this
week's
$25
winner.
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1
1
-'s
v.ilh
:"'
t
ihlivs
Were
pliic-d
'I1
I
he
siic-f'llell
I're,i-'
iiu
rreeivi
(I
n
wis
eon-"
fur
which
1'
Mi.
II.
I!'t;
were
"n
a-r.ui.e-ivere
Mrx.
K
:r;ndet,
M,.
M-I.can.
fsh'er.
vent
were
';la,
finicy-veltiM.
11
Mvs.
h
ee
of
(.,,.
"
'liile
Mrs.
c-
H.ilverson
vi'k
table
"'veitv
hunt
n
he
C
lli:'duui
inl
Explorer
yee
F.irey
In
Kids
of
the
'
'
-;
"
-t
i:"'---'s
'-
readers
"YOU
HAVE
A
DATE"
with
the
Kpien
Consumers
Co-op
Credit
Union,
at
their
annu.il
GefVral
Mectlne;,
March
31st,
8
p.m.
Civic
Centre,
Common
Lounrte.
Refreshments
will
be
served.
All
members
urged
to
pttrnd,
and
to
brinj
your
friends.
(76'
Fualty
brakes
cost
lives
.
.
.
adjust
them
today!
BE
AMONG
THE
FIRST
in
Canada
tn
own
and
drive
siunnniH
new
1954
lord
"Customline"
Sedan!
The
1954
Ford
ith
a
longer,
lower,
wider
look,
sets
a
new
styling
irend.
You
get
superb
interior
trim,
appointments
and
upholstery.
Y
ou
have
a
new
kind
of
ride
tliat's
smooth
and
easy,
yet
stahle
and
safe.
Y'ou
have
easier
handling,
easier
parking.
Plan
to
win
a
magni-
.
fuent
new
1951
Ford!
tnter
today!
at
SUPER
SERVICE
PTA
Discusses
Plans
To
Curb
Horror
Comics
A
move
ucain.xt
crime
and
horror
comics
was
discussed
nt
this
month's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Pnrcnt-Teachet
Association
Council.
The
council
receivco
a
reanet
from
the
B.C.
Parent-Tcuche;
Federation
asklmi
that
committees
be
ft
up
to
maintain
r
witehiiyj!
brief
en
such
comic
i
"n
local
newstiind,.
The
request
was
referred
to
Individual
associations
heie.
;
The
Rroup
planned
to
write
eiiy
council
on
a
request
from
Ithc
Borden
Street
P-TA
foi
marking
of
crosswalk
lines
on
j
Hiiid
Avenue
nt
Ei-iht
Street.
"
-h
re
students
found
crossing
;
diffirult
en
route
to
and
from
school.
Final
plnns
for
the
trio
next
month's
B.C.
P-TA
con-en
ion
in
South
Burnaby
by
S.
'olinte,
Rupert
delegate,
were
'il.srussed
end
the
Invitation
tor
Mr.
Holirate
to
respond
to
open-'ns
preetincs
at
tie
conclave
was
accepted.
JUST
LOOK
AT
THE
WONDERFUL
PRIZES
YOU
CAN
WIN!
Q,.'
EVERY
2
WEEKS
o
I
winners
Hft,r
forioweeksi
V
.Youil
certainly
ogrce
that
orty
one
of
th-
prize
is
wll
worth
,
wnhng
25
words
for!
AND
Rf
MEMBER
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
BRAND
MW
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"Customline"
SEDANS
W
IS
OR
EAT
AS
ANYONE
ELSE
S
.
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.
just
long
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you
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25
fabulous
Neahi
Sewing
Mathines
ENTERING
IS
EASY!
In
15
words
or
Iss
eomplet
th
ntnc.
i
I
m
glad
I
switched
to
Blu
Bonnet
Morqorme
because
..."
Moil
with
end-flaps
from
two
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
packages
(each
t
wtrh
Good
Housekeeping
Seal)
and
your
name
and
address
o
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Sec
Your
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Toronto,
Ontario.
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with
triitnin
lnvc
(no
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fur
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and
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stwin;
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a
fashion
rate
from
the
Mexican
peasant
hi
h;s
colnr-t"l
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C'-'e-l
of
London
drapes
a
voluminous
machine
mantle
over
a
tweej
rire?s
for
spring.
The
gray-and-go'd
tweed
"poncho"
has
a
deep,
kangaroo
pocket
at
the
front.
NEW
CONTFST
EVERY
TWO
WfEKS,
for
ten
weeks?
These
ohle
prizes
go
to
Canadians
every
two
week,
for
ten
weeks.
I
Ford
Sednn,
5
Neccht
Sewmg
Mochmes,
5
G.E.
Ironers,
20
Marconi
Radios.
155
winners
tn
all!
truing;
hmlt-in
knt-t
tun-tnl;
many
oilur
fxclnsivc
Local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Experts
:
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staued
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night,
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Automatic
Rotary
honors
700
MARCONI
5-Tube
Mantle
Radios
GREER
&
BRiDD
The
innK-r
that
II
ts
you
it
down
on
lc
joW
No
lire-some
pushing
and
pulliriK.
Hatwnrk
is
so
easy
a
child
can
do
it,
and
even
tan,
ier
Krlstirui
inson.
l'owcrlul
MijurliLfcroifv
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hv
Marconi
tiu
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name
in
radio!
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mnc
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selccti-uv.
HuiN-in
liHip
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pr-kltnK
nhite
public
case.
LIMITED
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
W.
TAKE
A
CUE
FROM
THE
KANGAROO
.
When
you
move,
be
sure
your
things
are
,ar
k
;e
safely.
Plume
G.
LEAVE
IT
TO
.
.
.
pieces
are
quickly
masierei.
ENJOY
BLUE
BONNET
MARGARINE
ENTER
NO
W
...
P
O
Be
3170
Torente,
Ontorie
fitue
Bonnet
Sue
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Prices
,
Instalment
Payment
Plan,
jV
Guaranteed
Workmanship
Large
selection
of
asphalt
shingles,
asphalt
siding,
asbestos
siding
and
shakes
to
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from.
You'll
love
the
sunny
jiweel
Havoroffanada's
ltuc-tiialily
all-t'vgtta
bit
margarine
.
.
you'll
appreciate
its
valuable
nutrition
.
.
you'll
save
money
.
.
.
AND
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