guides
and
Brownies
li.
Sblla
Wi
mi
1'rtnee
r.'Mi.eit
fiary
News
Monday,
Feln
uary
8,
1954
U.S.
College
Girls
Thrilled
With
Canadian
Hospitality
on
J
'Jack
McRae
Returns
to
City
j
Jack
McRae
returned
Saturday
Successful
Tea,
Sale
,
II
reooers
a
MUNTK
LAiw
K.P)
A
couple
or
about
Canada
in
United
States
and
Brownies
played
.hostess
Saturday
1.1..
,.nnL.of,ll
t
1
I-
4.1.
It
a
Mt;"iy
suv.(.cm4ui
na
niiu
oaie
in
ine
luol
for
which
the
hall
was
decked
with
newspapers
and
magazines-such
S3
stories
about
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
The
girlsthey
are
fourth-year
science
students
financed
their
own
trip
to
Montreal
and
OMawa,
but
found
nlentv
of
,
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ii
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i
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s,
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'
v.
.
'Urownie
displays,
attracting
much
inter-
Thirteen
tables
were
in
play
at
'
American
girls
are
convinced
last
week's
Sons
of
Norway
whist'
mat
"Canadian
hospitality
Is
party
and
dance,
in
the
bona
oi
marvellous."
worway
hall.
Anna
Scharrenberg,
18-year-
Mis.
Julia
Slatta
took
women's
old
student
at
the
State
Teach-fliat
piik:e
with
Mrs.
Bigne
Jeu-j
ers
College
at
Danbury,
Conn.,
sen
taking
second
prixe.
in
the
I
and
her
friend
June
Moeller
are
men's
division,
O.
Oisue
whs
'going
back
home
after
a
brief
lirst
and
Henry
Lindqulst
.sec-
sojourn
in
Canada
"to
gain
ex-ond.
The
door
prize
went
to
!
Derience."
afternoon
from
a
week-long
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
former
Liberal
MLA
.
for
this
riding
said
on
his
arrival
by
air
that
he
was
glad
to'
sea
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
"took
the
lead
in
objecting
to
sale
of
our
drydock
without
some
guarantee
that
the
new
owner
would
continue
to
operate
lt."
Mr.
McRae
is
a
member
of
ithe
Chamber.
.
1
willing
helpers
on
arrival.
The
Sons
of
Norway
meeting,
Monday,
Feb.
8,
8
p.m.
All
members
please
attend.
(32)
Regular
monthly
meeting
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
No.
1051
at
8
p.m.,
Tuesday,
Feb.
9.
(33)
Hey
Fellas
...
take
your
Sweetie
to
see
Valentine
Varieties
at
the
Capitol,
Sunday
the
Mth.
Tickets
now
on
sale
all
over
town.
(341
The
Annual
General
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Mutual
Protective
Fund
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
Club
Room,
Monday,
February
8
at
8;
00
p.m.
Please
attend.
32)
event
were
tne
J
ad,
Guide
Com-nd
and
Fourth
i
lies
were
centred
,
4,1-cls
made
by
the
Ling
the
Guide
T
i.l.
arrt
Eldor
Andersen.
Their
trip
was
In
line
with
the
many
attractive
novelties
for
sale
at
a
novelty
stall,
and
undertook
much
of
the
baking
lor
the
bake
Kale.
Uucsts
were
greeted
at
the
door
by
uniformed
Brownies,
with
smart
salutes,
and
asked
to
register
in
a
visitors'
book,
also
supervised
by
Brownies,
Girl
Guides
acted
as
gervi-teurs
while
Guiders
and
asso-'
elation
members
supervised
other
work.
Conveners
included
Mrs.
D.
F.
n
one
dtpictinK
G'rl
'
1
1
''mm
'
in
various
coun-
i
her.
The
committee
In
cnarge
included
Mrs.
E.
Sornes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Dehli
and
O.
K.
Olsen.
rms
week
Thj
Canadian
Club
will
meet
Wednesday,
Feb.
10,
in
the
Legion
auditorium.
Guest
speaker
K.
E.
Anlii'lil,
on
the
topic
"Thirty
Years
With
the
Coast
Indians."
nselves
made
the
Montreal
Council
of
Women
acted
as
hostesses
here,
and
at
Ottawa
the
girls
were
chaperoned
by
Senator
Cairine
Wilson.
The
Canadian-American
Women's
Committee
arranged
a
sightseeing
schedule.
The
girls
said
they
experienced
onl?
one
disappointment
on
the
trip
there"
weren't
enough
Mounties
about.
"We
didn't
expect
to
see
them
on
every
street
corner,
however,"
said
June.
So
they
settled
for
postcards
featuring
pieture
of
the
redcoats.
"We're
taking
a
lot
of
postcards
home
to
show
our
friends."
policy
of
the
college
to
have
students
in
their
freshman
or
sophomore
years
try
some
new
experience
approved
by
the
faculty.
"Some
of
the
students,"
says
Anna,
"job
off
to
Mexico
and
Florida,
while
others
just
experiment
with
hobbies
at
home.
We
decided
to
come
to
Canada."
She
says
that
Until
recently
the
girls
knew
little
about
things
on
this
side1
of
the
border.
But
Ihcie
is
a
new
interest
in
Canada
among
younger
Americans
at
the
moment.
Anna
says
this
has
been
encouraged
by
an
increasing
number
of
articles
a
01
CHOP
SUFY
CHOWMlN
Open
6
p.m.
:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
"o
Mark
MRS.
MAID
TOBEY,
diminutive
widow
of
81,
works
a
full-time
job
in
a
Hamilton
real
estate
office.
Mrs.
Tobey,
who
stands
five-feet-one
and
weighs
80
pounds,
works
a
regular
9-to-5
day,
doing
clerical
chores,
answering
the
telephone
and
running
errands.
She
laughs
at
the
thought
of
quitting.
Baldwin,
captain
of
the
Second
i
Guide
Company,
Mrs.
M.
P.
!
Pearson
ana
Mrs.
J.
D.
S.
Rob-
ri
tson,
Brown
Owls
of
Second
linn
'oinih
Rrownie
pack?
res-'
pet
lively,
and
Tawiy
Owl
Jean
i
Golds.
,
I
Miss
Eileen,
Cole,
Gulder,
and
Fred
E,
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
30i
?rd
Ave.
W
Phone
Gr'tn
D'iO
)ooa
i
uesaay
United
Church
W.A.
tea
will
be
held
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
943
Borden
Street.
tar
Outsit;-
Order
Phone
I3J
ns
and
members
!
Mis.
S.
White
and
Mrs.
3.
Kurd-her
A.v,ormiiuns
Iziei
were
in
charge
of
the
.rt
will
jom
In
i
kitchen.
Id
Brotherhood!
Uuiuc
Judy
Lloyd,
patrol
lead-night
at
a
Bio-
j
er,
was
in
charge
of
the
bake
The
Lutheran
Valentine
tea
will
be
held
Saturday,
Feb.
13,
at
the
Lutheran
church.
program
ui
uieieiau,
bisicu
uy
ioiowiy
cuiuw,
ciioul.
wiiiie
uuiucs
Anna
iOiussi
ana
l'-'JA
is
spon
::or-
Georgma
Ferguson
took
charge
i.inn!ii
hmther-
ol
the
noveltv
stall.
BACKACHE
f.iaybeVarninq
Backarhf
u
oft
mi
eained
by
lazy
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
fet
ul
!
arder,
excess
arids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backsche,
disturbed
rest
or
that
tired-eul
and
besvy-tieaded
feelin
may
toon
follow.
Thai's
Hi
tune
to
take
Dodd's
kidney
Pills.
Dodd's
stimulale
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
leel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Get
Oodd's
kidney
Pills
now.
61
MOVING
FRIDAY
S
328
3rdAve.
Wi
REFUNDED
1
Mi,
h
will
see
dis-
!
Both
Brownies
and
Guides
at-
1
tended
the
candy
stall
and
IODE
Founder's
Day
tea
will
be
held
Saturday
afternoon
in,
the
ladies'
lounge
at
the
Canadian
Legion
hail.
NORWEGIAN
EXPLOREH
Oreenland
was
discovered
by
the
Norwegian
chief,
Eric
me
Red,
In
the
10th
century.
Mai
.JiJB
.
jtbtms
MO
cralU
from
a
program
in-j.iu
dances
of
and
a
display
-f
,-,e
count!
its,
in
le.
GOODS
SATISFACTORY
OR
MONEY
L
Guides
Heather
Stevens
and
Loreo
Faught
convened
the
soft
urink
stall.
Anne
KjWfson
was
cashier.
A
highlight
of
the
afternoon
was
iwo
sprightly
action
songs
presented
by
ine
Brownies,
and
music
was
provided
throughout
the
event
by
Mrs.
B.
fc.
tyoll-son
at
the
piano.
,
!
'
H
i
nbers
and
rs-
aiiadi.uis
in
the
nvilcd
to
atten
1
the
stiitol
at
a
Canadian
Air
Force
In
Europe
Defends
Freedom
;
f'f
(
I
0
(
Metz.
France
Formina
what
,
Duke
Spend
Day
From
Huge
Crowds
;
'Tf
'i
f
J
;.l
,
"
'
'
friralm
w
wueen
has
been
called
the
"Elite
Corps"
of
the
KATO
air
defences
in
Western
Europe,
the
KCAF's
Air
Division
is
defending
Canada
and
the
cause
of
freedom,
eVcn
though
thousands
of
mile
foom
home.
'
j
Headquarters
of
the
Air
Division
at
Metz,
in
France,
control
the
three
Continental
Wings!
of
Sabre
jet
fighters
and
the
(Air
Materiel
Base
in
the
U.K.
that
provides
logistic
support.
Another
Sabre
Wing,
.located!
at
-!
U1
he
Duke
of
Ed-yihpped
out
a
side
Cfcvernrnrnt
House
u;fvum
official
en-(9
,
a
handful
of
mJMie
AuMraliun
Sunday
was
for
church
services
at
St.
Andrew's
cathedral.
But
again
the
summer
heat
took
a
heavy
toll
among
the
spectators
who
packed
around
the
cathedral
and
knelt
on
the
hot
pavement.
Some
900
persons,
including
many
children,
I
!
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
II
WAY
9
.,
it
iip
with
them
1
ofiple
drove
to
the
collapsed
and
were
given
first
North
Luffenham.
comes
unjder
operational
control
of
RIAF
lid
in
the
cathedral
chapter
;
Fwhter
Command
pending
completion
of
its
Continental
qase
at
Marville,
not
far
from
mbz.
It
is
scheduled
to
move
rivet
ti
the
Continent
this
'yesirj
alnd
come
under
the
Air
Diviiion
house.
The
London
correspondent
of
the
Melbourne
Argus
reported
unlay
that
Britons
were
"rocked''
and
"shocked"
by
news
of
unruly
crowd
scenes
here
last
week
and
by
the
fact
that
Aus-U-Ulanx
had
"actually
tried
to
touch
I
he
queen,
called
her
Liz'
and,
tin:
duke
'Phil'."
proper.
I
tow;
a
barge
trip
to
;
1
pi
ate
home
of
Lt.
ihnjNurth'-ott.
Itund-!
t.;l
milled
about
the
':
a-.-'i
to
government
:
1
i.
1j
ct
rumors
about
fur
their
holi-
rs.';i
govern
ment
Mjp
the
Queen
has
"unnly
wearied"
by
'.
ttfi
ud-a
1
1
e
n
d
e
d
f
Irje
last
lew
days.
It
-
Meanwhile,
the
Wins
on
jthe
Continent,
each
made
.
:
tip
of
three
Sabre
squadrons,
are
well
established,
and
are
carrying
on
a
continuous
training
prognam.
This
includes
participation!
in
numerous
training
exerciea
involving
other
NATO
air
Ucfince
formations,
and
the,'
-ir
a,;
in
which
the
BCAF"
"itia(Jions
i
s
;
.7
'
;
;
"
"
3
pilule
appearance
Tek'U'aph
said
the.se
"alarming
reports"
arc
baseless.
But
it
ad-viad
people
to
follow
the
advice
of
minister
in
charge
of
the
royal
tour.
Eric
Harrison,
mid
take
it
easy.
(have
handled
themselves
in
.1
cin
Youth
Elects
Tipton
I
liters,
with
licit
tnese
exercises
nas
iornjvf
h
t
glowing
praise
f
t
o
rfi
i.'tffftfjials
high
in
the
NATt'dnrlict-up.
These
Wings
we
Joc'aEi
at
GrostenquiA,
in
France,
and
at
Zweibrucken
and
Baden-ajel-lingen,
in
Western
Germany.
The
Air
Division,
headed
by
Air
.Vice
.Marshal
Hugh
Campbell,
forms
a
part
of
4lfr
Alhr'l
Tactical
Air
Force,
whose
headquarters
are
at
Trier,
in
Western
Germany.
Similar
USAF
and
French
fighter
divisions
make
up
the
remainder
of
4th
ATAF.
This
formation
in
turn
forms
part
of
Allied
Air
Forcds.
Central
Europe,
whose
headquarters
are
at
Fontainbleau,
outside
Paris.
piesiueiu.
niun-
ek's
nieethm
of
There
is
no
gentler
bleach
than
inch.
Anglican
As.sjciat.un
cf
ill.
named
by
Hie
vice-president
secretary
Anne
m-cr
M.UM.,;,,-et
felicity,
Don
llar-
organty.nd
AYPA
l"kly.
Thursdays
St.
Peter's
Parish
Th,
RCAF
will
train
you
'for'
Aircrow
at
a
PILOT
NAVIGATION
or
RADIO
OFFICER
or
as
an
Cxpari
technician
in
en
inw
portant
Groundcrew
tradat
.Live
luj
positive
germ-killing
power.
AtRO-tNGINE
RADIO-RADAR
AIRFRAME
tllCTRICAl
The
u.w
of
Jkvcx
in
everyday
cleaning,
in
kitchen,
laundry
and
bathroom
.
.
.
ARMAMENT
INSTRUMENT
Th
Royal
Canadian
Air
Farca
fftrt
lifa
of
fnttrttl,
advanfur.
dvanctmtnt,
rvic
mn4
ligk
rtward.
Par
dataiU
ta
Hit
Caraar
CavnsaW
lar
at
your
naarast
RCAF
RacrutNitf
Unit,
ar
mail
ttit
caupan.
helps
protect
your
fanvl's
health
KEEP
di
O
BATTItC
J
PWI
ILL
J
.
g
Musi
anned
ntly
HANDY
Javcx
docs
so
many
routine
liouckceping
t
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f
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heat.
J'a.vs
for
ilsoir
lars
(hr,,,,.!.
tliores
so
CHsily,
so
well
and
tor
such
little
cost
thai
smart
women
keep
3
bottles
on
hand,
1
in
the
kitchen,
laundry
and
baihroom-
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