Kinsmen
Party
Pack
Drive
Thursday,
December
3,
1953
DANCE
YOUNG
PEOPLE
-DANCE
RHEUMATIC
i
PAIN
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I
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.
i
u
15.
r
i
Gets
Underway
Monday
"
Final
plans
for
the
Kinsmen
Inf
that
week,
nine
teams
will
Christmas
party
pack
campaign
cover
sections
of
the
city,
selling
were
made
at
a
meeting
of
the
the
fancy
nut
packages,
proceeds
service
club
last
night.
of
which
will
finance
the
Miller
Committee
chairman
Hal
New-
Bay
Christmas
party.
TERRACE.
Decision
to
set
the
weekly
store
closing
day
at
Monday
Instead
of
Wednesday
was
made
at
this
week's
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Retail
Merchants'
Association.
The
new
store
closing
.day,
due
mainly
to
the
lack
of
lreight
entering
the
village
on
Mondays,
Is
effective
Jan.
11.
The
merchants
also
agreed
on
Christmas
store
hours.
Stores
will
remain
open
until
9
p.m.
the
Saturday
previous
to
Christmas,
and
until
p.m.
for
four
days
prior
to
Christmas
and
New
Year's.
rennrtri
th
nartv
nacks
Mickey
Imager,
cnairuimi
ui
man
FIRST
OF
THE
SEASON
Twenty-Five
Cents
Each
ST.
PETER'S
PARISH
HALL
(Seal
Cove)
Dancing
and
Prizes
Friday,
December
4,
9:30
p.m.
would
be
distributed
to
team
captains
today
for
the
h
inpalgn
which
opens
next
Monday.
Dur-
fHIIC
OF
MM
I
readers
the
party
committee,
reportea
over
$200
would
be
spent
on
the
project
this
year.
In
addition
to
the
usual
treats
and
small
gifts,,
two
electric
trains
will
be
presented
to
the
hospital.
Mounted
on
movable
stands,
they
will
be
used
In
the
two
boys'
wards
at
the
hospital.
The
Christmas
party
will
be
held
December
20,
with
Kinsmen
and
"Santa"
distributing
treats
to
the
youngsters.
Olfts
will
be
presented
Christmas
morning.
Art
Williamson,
a
guest
at
the
0
Valhalla
ranee,
tt.
4,.F-freshments:
Everybody
welcome.
(282)
0
P.
R.
Fishermen's
Local
U
F
A
W.U.
will
meet
Thursdav.
Dec.3,
at
8:00
DTI..
Metronole
Hall.
Important
business.
(281
XI.
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Y
V
V
V
'
...
-.
.
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Port
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
meeting,
appealed
for
Kinsmen
support
of
the
Little
League
1-Band
Portable
Genuine
Cowhide
Leather
Case.
Band-Sprrad
tutiirn.
A-C.D-C
and
Battery
Operation.
All
Rands
including
Marine.
llecrption
In-itantly
No
Warm-up.
9
Meeting
of
Job's
Daughters,!
Friday.
Dec.
4,
at
8
p.m.
Instal-1
TERR
ACS.
Plans
for
a
forh
coming
dance
were
discussed
when
the
Agricultural
Association
met
here
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
The
membership
endorsed
the
slate
of
officers
recommended
by
a
nominating
committee,
and
several
fall
fair
prizes
were
awarded.
TERRACE.
A
report
on
the
North
Central
District
Council,
by
N.
E.
Winter,
Hazelton
high
school
principal,
higniign-u
Sunday's
meeting
of
the
Ter-race
District
Teachers'
Association.
The
host
Terrace
te'i"
J
staged
a
varied
program,
organized
by
elementary
school
p.ui-cipal
O.
K.
Bennett,
includins
choral
work
by
a
hieh
scrnrd
girls'
group
directed
by
Mrs.
P.
;
Pendergaat.
Baseball
Association.
He
told
the
club
of
the
work
and
alms
of
the
association
and
urged
Kinsmen
to
sponsor
a
team
tn
the
league
next
year.
.
-
-
The
dub
also
discussed
plans
for
their
own
Christmas
party
to
be
held
December
18.
1
Teams
set
up
by
chairman
Hal
lation
of
officers,
silver
march
and
social.
(282)
0
BAZAAR
Thursday,
December
3.
at
8
p.m.
In
the
Miller
Bay
Recreation
Hall.
Proceeds
to
go
towards
the
Patients'
Christmas
Box
Fund.-
'
(281
Comfort
and
Service
Teims
$21500
.
or
reservations
write
or
T-t
I
l
1
tU.
J
m
f
rl
can
uny
or
uepui
wmuc.
st.
J
"rtnce
Rupert.
B.C.
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
3(i
Sons
of
Norway
dance,
Frl-
Kewman
for
the
Christmas
Party
day.
Dec.
4.
Whist
8
o'clock:
pack.
campaign
are
as
follows:
dance
10
to
2.
Music
by
Mike
Section
One,
Roy
Paulson,
George
(mm
iColussl.
Everybody
welcome.
Levas,-
John
'
Banman;
section
.
282
twoFrank
Dafoe,
Stan
Savllle;
'
section
5,
Bill
Bond,
Vlnce
Dodd,
9
At
the
Co-op
Bakery
Friday
section
(team
one)
?nd
Saturday
-Banana
Choco-
f
BarboUr
CarI
6aueri
Bus
late
Cake
with
chocolate
snSiTV'...
ii.
r
!
FLOOR
SANDING
banana
oanana
r
i"lng.
ing,
50c
auc
each.
c...
-
Don
t
',.,,
,h,,r0H
bUerwood,
Hare
Hamlrl
tver-
forget
Co-op
enriched
bread
Jstcn.
j
(Uam
your
best
buy.
,
(282
,-ht
onei
Hal
Newman.
.Eric
Erlc
Janes,
Tommy
Or
Rent
a
Sander
Don't
forget
the
Anglican
Kldd
tteam
two)
Harry
Shear-r)r-Chrlstmas
bazaar
at
St.
down,
Jim
Mellor,
Mickey
Fud-Andrew'g
Cathedral
ori
.
Satur-
ger;
section
8
tteeam
one)
Doug
iay.
Dec.
5,
at
2:30,
featuring
Jelstad,
Harold
Thomas,
Ralph
home
cooking,
sewing,
knitting,
Anderson
.(team
two)
John
Fitz-noveltles,
candies,
etc.
-
(282)
gerald,
Vern.
Scherk,
Bill
Dyer.
Fnoto
by
Van
Meer
Studio.
MR.
AND
MRS.
R.
J.
ALLISON
Allison-Jerstad
Vaws
Said
At
Home
Wedding
Rites
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
j
USEFUL
HINT
No.
17
NWJQfJ
LIMITED
Phone
909
215
First
Ave.
W.
Trince
Rupert's
newest
newly-;
held
her
silk
embroidered
net
For
Extra
Value
weds
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Alii-
j
veil
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
oon,
who
were
married
Saturday
',
American
Beauty
roses,
st
a
pretty
wedding,
at
the
home
I
Miss
Mae
Newton
was
brides-of
the
bride's
parents,
412
Eighth
;
maid,
wearing
a
pretty
frock
of
Avenue
East.
'
pink
net,
with
strapless
bodice
The
bride,
Eileen
Sonja,"
is
popped
by
a
jacket
of
matching
"For
Christmas
Giving
United
Fiihermen's
onJ
Allied
LWorkerV
Union
CHRISTMAS
PARTY
Oddfellows
Hall
Saturday,
December
19,
2
p.m.
Nome
of
Child
..V.........
Age
Sex
U""on
Book
No
En
)
A
15
oi.
con
of
gtotn
f
Tlt
I
I
M
bmant
contain
only
50
ll
t
y
C
W
H
E
D
FOODS
,
FAMOUS
WATCHES
;
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Elgin,
;
Cyma,
Mercury
and
manv
others.
net
and
a
bouffant
skirt.
Her
towers
w
ere
fin'A
and
white
carnations.
Mr.
Patrick
L.
Potter
was
best
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otto
Jerstad
and
the
groom.
Robert
James,
is
son
cf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
MliFon
of
White
Rock.
B.C.
V2andV3oH
The
Rev.
L.
G.
Sieber
officiated
',
man.
age
members
are
Invited
to
register
their
children:
All
See
our
many
other
Gift
Items
ONE-THIRD
Off
at
the
ceremony
for
which
the
;
Baskets
cf
carnations
and
bride
given
in
marriage
by
her
mums
and
an
arch
trimmed
with
;
limit
12
years,
before
the-
December
5
deadline
Phone
Black
S3
or
Green
86
er
mall
above
coupon
lNi
ANbUN
b-
-
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
er
to
I
father,
wore
a
eown
of
tradition-
evergreens
aecKeu
tne
onae
s
J
al
white,
fashioned
of
chantilly
home
for
the
reception,
at
which
:
'-v-e
and
nvlon
net.
The
princess
Mrs.
Jerstn.cl
assisted
the
bridal.
U.F.
A.W.U.,
METROPOLE
HALL
'
line
sown
featured
sweetheart
party
in
receivinp;.
wcpring
an
neckline
outlined
in
pearls,
with
t.fternoon
dress
of
navy
blue
with
!
vice
i-"-t
and
Peter
Pan
white
trimming
and
pink
car-;
collar
and
full
skirt
of
lace
with
rations
en
corsage.
i
gores
ot
net.
A
Coronet
head-
The-newly
weds
have
taken
up'
j
dress,
also
trimmed
with
pearls,
residence
in
Prince
Rupert.
and
there's
another
MONTREAL,
Li-ember
3rd
I
rail
it
a
'stream-hnpd"
cercaj
...
it's
80
quii-lt
and
easy
yet
so
right
in
every
wayl
Yea
...
5
Minute
"CliliA.M
Oi'
WHEAT"
etrenmluies
your
liituie
because
as
dieting
ftutlioritiea
say,
a
good
cereal
at
breukiat
gives
you
energy
and
keeps
you
from
getting
over-hungry
during
the
day
and
thus
over-eating!
Streamlines
getting
breakfast
beeauc
it
cooks
to
Derfect
smoothness
in
live
minutes
ot
boilinir.
And
Welc
orrie
for
you
.
.
Nova
Scotian
Woman
Mayor
Inherited
Municipal
Interest
KENTVILLE,
N.S.
(CP)
Gladys
pious
Mrs.
Potvcr
alr.o
manages
M.
Porter,
who
becomes
mayor
;
to
hold
her
own
as
a
cook
and
of
this
Annapolis
Valley
town
dressmaker,
with
the
new
year,
is
going
to
Ker
interest
in
municinal
af-take
a
rest
before
"starting
fairs
comes
from
her
family.
Her
things
cooking"
at
town
hall.
:
father,
the
late
Wallace
Richard-Defeating
Mayor
Roy
W.
ison.
became
the
first
mayor
of
Rottler
by
128
votes
in
Tuesday's
Sydney
and
was
re-elected
six
civic
election,
the
53-year-old
j
times.
Her
uncle
was
a
member
Mrs.
Porter
returned
to
the
j
of
the
Nova
Scotia
legislature.
"Cream
of
Wheat"
streamlines
your
problem
of
getting
the
whole
family
.
to
eat
a
pood
hot
break
i'adt
everyone
enjoys
it
eo
much.
Look
wfor
the
package
with
the
familiar
trademark
"Cream
of
Wheat"
and
tlie
smiling,
chef
both
trademarks
of
Cream
of
-Wheat
(Canada),
Ltd.
and
Keg.
Canadian
and
US.
Pat.
Off.
.
f
calvert
wm-m
'
Did
You
Ewr
Slop
To
Think
how
much
color
harmony
adds
to
our
"modern
standards
of
gracious
living?
The
FAC'K-LLLE
ST
.
Ik
e
.j
,
m
HOUS
position
she
held
as
chief
mag-r
..people
must
have
known
this
when
they
introduced
-tissue
handkerchiefs
in
dainty
pastel
colors.
These
tis-
sues
are
beautifully
boxed
in
a
smart
tweed
design
and
"
With
a
cellophane
window
showing
the
colored
tisxuel
"inside.
(You
ask
for
"Face-elle
en
Pastels".)
And
I've
..also
discovered
a
wonderful
bathroom
tissue
that
comes
.rin
a
variety
of
tints
to
match
the
color
scheme
of
your
bathroom.
It's
Nancy
Triple-Soft
Tissue
"Triple
Soft"
lstrate
for
two
terms
starting
In
1946.
She
will
be
the
only
woman
mayor
in
the
Maritimes.
refers
to
the
3-plv
thickness
of
this
dfduxe
facial
quality
tissue.
You
can
identify
Nancy
Tissue
by
the
wrapper
with
the
distinctive
red
ends.
KSZ.I
V
1
ltt!
W
you
reach
.lr
.
ll&li
J
No
happier
words,
spoken
tf
flashed
from
eye
0
eye,
than
"Welcome
he
And
there'
another
welcome
for
you
vh
In
Vancouver
stay
at
tht
H
T
E
Ik
,!(
A
Famnut
Chef
do
your
cook.
.
at
many
HU
Of
The
Year
thousands
of
jnj
for
you.
Is-t
the
Hi
ini
hf
"take
over
in
"your
kitchm
for
Calvert
House.
Smooth,
light-bodied
1!
breakfast
tables,
is
the
spectacular
new
INSTANT
CHASE
&
SANBORN
COFFEE.
busy
A
.
H
li
i
r
e
X'VKX-BAKEU
T
V
Th?
campaign
was
quiet,
un-
i
like
the
hctic
battle
in
195a-!
when
Mrs.
Porter
was
defeated
by
Mr.
Rottler,
previously
a
member
of
her
administration.
"Neither
side
made
any
promises
but
stood
on
thsir
record,"
f
;iitl
Wyman
Porter,
husband
of
ths
mayor-eiect
who
says
he'll
hv
to
"'art
railing
hlmslf
"Mr.
Gladys
Porter"
again.
He
Is
a
newspaper
man.
The
vote
Tuesday
was
903
for
Mrs.
Porter
against
775
for
Mr.
Rottler.
t
Mrs.
Porter,
who
served
as
councillor
for
three
years
before
ifl.'irnirg
the
1946
mayoralty
con-
cst.
savs
she
doesn't
consider
!
h"reif
a
""rsat
leader"
or
"great
executive."
I
"I
don't
want
to
be
either.
I
delightful,
it'iiCao.diari
Whisky
-Kp
jW
iV
TSl
tjt
T
'3
yW
-Jr
Sl
joU'UteaHy
enjoy
1
1
Wits'
truiQ
di4i
ao
ingrelirnt
in
fvns
of
difTf-n-nt
waB.
Heini
.xljffs
take
no
short-ruts
with
thoir
(
itbwii
ijffins.
They're
drlu'ious.
until
every
goM'-n-lirown
jnorsrrl
i
rwly
to
burvt
with
U-n-lemews
tlipn
fltfpri
in
j.piry
-ture.
No
wonder
H
im
Oven-take'l
Bean
are
njch
a
family
favourite
...
all
five
variftica
silfinz
Beans
wiih
Pork,
Beana
in
Tomato
raiire.
lV!.ton.
fftyle
J)an,
IVans
wuh
bliwi
W
n
r
or
Had
Ki'lncy
B:an
wich
Pork.
Mothers
are
pleased
as
pun
h
txMHuae
there's
no
more
of
t
he
bothersome
-let
ails
of
making
coffee
the
oM-fahioned
way.
Th
family's
happy
-
because
raeh
m.n
titer
can
have
coffee
"custom-made"
as
they
like
it
strong,
m'Hum
or
mild
ami
Wi
suprrb
coffee
in
each
case!
Eivryltdy
h
h.tppy
Ix-rause
of
the
money
savtl.
Out
of
a
menhir
j:ir
of
IuMant
Cliae
&
Snnlxirn
C-tlTee
you
make
about
the
same
nntniter
Of
cups
as
from
a
pound
of
r
anl-tr
ground
coffee
suving
up
to
-lOo
a
pound!
Sce
why
it
s
siu-h
-i
Jiit?
It'
What
The
Wetl
Dretted
Man
JL3.H,
t
I
innu.iiaipj
,4
have
tried
to
do
that
in
every
CWIfrOl
Reasonable
RatCS
way
possible."
1221
Granville
St.
MArine
7S35
l
I
Aside
from
all
that,
tall,
gra-
aaaaaaaaaaaa
!
,iCrWf
Cold
C.mn
Bm
Treacher
out!
That's
why
i
fj
ft
will
be
w
tlwre'
no
a
r
Burn'
nt
in
ftur
family!
hichever
member
of
th
fmnily
gels
one.
is
put
to
bed,
and
the
evr-comfort
in
'54
.
.
w
rlo
ie
sure
to
(..lirtiii
in
.
-
'r','t
vonr
lin-!.(rt'l
wi'h
a
H.V.I).
NM.iiX
Tlil-C(iT
.SMIH
I
."
H'
II
Ik:
tir'Uhl
r
f
K
W
M
K
XTHOL.
ATUM
taken
from
erfar
pcit
inn
in
the
medicine
4
abinrt.
Smoolhwi
liberally
on
4hoat,
chest
anl
bark
it's
ma-f-.ict'd
in
uduI
the
akin
is
g
la
wing.
i"uon
b
well-warmed
flannel
t'lulh
.
.
and
sojn.
soon,
Mentbolatutn's
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of
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