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-
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v
squadron
to
Take
Part
Hospital
Wing
To
Be
Buil,
More
Than
250
Members
Attend
Legion's
Third
Anniversary
Party
National
Air
Cadet
Week
bMlliltuKi)
Plans
for
an
tan
.
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prescnt
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by
sisters
of
St.
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Air
Cadets,
.Kijuadron
509,
win
hv
b
TiTi
t,
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and
Uchine,
Quebec.
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iyi.M,riCfc
liOS-
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.
'
Metre
than
2fi4l
fnemlMTM
of
(
cioaK
room.
Mrs.
Mabel
Kit-
pnai
ooara.
,ik,
M
1-cu'ui.uuij;
nuuunui
vir
uauet
week
1
chle
and
Mrs.
Lena
Eveleigh
!
A
fund
drive
for
$15
0O0
will
be
i
had
a
busy
evenlne.
Imit
r.n
h
th.
Dm....
i
U-IS,
Flight
Lieutenant
Dick
Garrett,
A
I"
'Tiurlay.
Apill
2,
Social
Planned
For
Oldtimers
The
social
planned
for
mt-m-'cr
of
the
Over
7u
Club
by
the
Women's
Co-urdltiaung
Council
III
be
held
In
the
Common
LounRe
of
the
Civic
Centre
on
April
8.
fro.,i
2
io
5
p.m.
Mr.
A,
L
ha.neg,
preaidetit
o'
the
council,
said
today
efforts
are
being
mauc
to
obtain
a
film
and
there
may
be
a
speaker.
The
social
will
be
held
"rain
or
shine."
said
Mrs.
Haines.
I
-
ii
-
v..
vim.
(.u.Mt
ji
vattey
I
PrtV-peHa
fpnm
1
Via
K-.f
V.nlr
lkr.inf.Vi
KT
HI
f
.
1:
i
ai
r,
announced
today,
..n'lii'd
11
be
ar-
1....,
nuns
Wi
room
were
lurried
over
to
the
!
assisted
by
other
Smither
or-womcn's
auxiliary.
i
ganizations.
Canvassing
Is
to
During
the
evening,
Mrs.
start
May
1
and
will
continue
to
Other
members
oi
the
committee
were
Mrs.
Pat
Anderson,
Mrs.
Sheila
Clutter,
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black.
Tho.se
helping
to
decorate
and
arrange
for
the
party
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and
evening
were
Mrs.
Osborne,
Mrs.
E.
Rothwell,
Mrs.
D.
Pallant,
Mrs.
Carpenter,
Mrs.
G.
Hol-brook,
Mrs.
J.
Duncan
and
Mrs.
Ballinger.
Two
ladles
In
charge
of
the
the
Canadian
Legion
last
night
attended
the
third
anniveriiary
party
of
Branch
27
and
enjoyed
dancing
and
entertainment.
A
committee
from
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
under
the
eonvenorship
of
Mrs.
W.
A.
Clordon.
with
co-convenors
Mrs.
r.
Reich
and
Mrs.
D,
Kerr,
prepared
and
served
a
delicious
buffet
supper
in
the
ladies
lounge.
'd
pmiialilv
rummrliF-
BACKACHE
MaybeYarninq
Bekjtlw
it
iten
uuMif
hy
laxy
lidncr
rtMn.
Vthn
kidiKTi
tet
u)
ml
mitt,
uceu
acwls
and
wastes
remain
to
the
tftttm.
TK
backache,
duturbenf
rest
ar
that
btwiwHS
and
heay-nuded
feelme
ur
mmi
follow.
Thal'a
the
tune
te
lake
Oedd'a
kidney
PHla.
Do-id
s
ihuM.
he
kidneri
n
normal
action.
TI.en
ya
teel
better
ileep
better
mk
better.
Get
Uedd'a
ktdnej
Pilii
aw.
$
jj
jl.lliill'Ji
isora
Thompson
sang
several
lAugusi
31.
comical
songs
and
played
the
I
Dominion
and
Drovir.r;.,!
w.
d
rll'JI
f(tl
Air
Cadet
t,l
II
piano.
Keith
DeWltt
was
jpital
granti
will
make
up
the
..
master
01
ceremonies.
j
balance
of
the
cost.
iancmg
was
enjoyed
to
the
The
new
wing
will
b?
'hrc;
Prlnce
Rupert
Air
Cadet
tHn.
wrinu
committee.
ald
Cadets
lire
young
men
who
wish
to
avail
themselves
of
the
opportunity
to
become
better
citizen
throuKh
Air
Cadet
training"
"We
arc
tonridrnt
the
parent
and
all
citizen
he
are
behind
our
young
men
of
tomorrow."
Chairman
of
the
cnrnmlttee'i
financial
campaign
!
Jack
Laurie
All
cadet
vit.rHn
......
music
of
the
Four
Dukes.
I
storeys
and
Include
an
elevator.
lnm
"
iwae-pif-sitli-nt
j
fj.ni-
of
Ciid,-t
Uaeuc
'
Canada.
I'purpe
Is
l"
pruvld1
,
and
!al
committee
f.,p
witli
an
Mxrtun-jujicii
I'T
public
UP-
resident
Of
tile
UjillO,
!'
mm
r'
j
t
I-
teption
,uicir
uniform
throughout
the
!
day
to
commemorate
the
birth
jof
the
Hnval
Canadian
Air
Force
April
1.
29
year
ago.
On
April
10.
the
quadron'
j
first
Kanter
Ball
will
take
place.
t
Kinei
t
hj
,ut,it
.
i
SPECIALS
GOOD
TiLL
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
8fh
Be
Held
,
-.
.
vui
m
iJuiiAoreu
,
I
rr"Cr
by
rlvlllan
fommlltce.
they
do
Si
JJ
ILCI
I
j
not
rom
under
court
mournlna
SUGAR
5
lbs.
Arriving
By
Air
for
Easier
Saturday
King
Alfred
!
!,
h
all
mem-
r'L
Oarrett
uld
he
m
nrrmrt
iMtiriwe
will
be
In
-.1
1
frJ,
,r
Hu-
Haimni'd
Man-it
Apr;!
8
mi
miters
of
a
M
!:
Tr.nl
auxiliary
,,
j
;i..i!ir.i:
last
night
r,,nr.-rt
Mill
Of
tllC
n,
nt'mi
Alii-ka
Mu-...,
It
jl
felt
uch
s
iji:,d
I'
.ill
apprnp-
j
-.1!
i
sjni-ssful
-
MARGARINE
yx
Burns
Dclmor
Lb
f-SJ
ifJJ
of
hia
squadron.
"The
cadeu
are
In
their
first
year
of
training
and
are
an
exceptional
group,
doing
better
than
average
by
far
In
every
undertaking"
The
Prince
Rupert
aquadron
Ik
one
of
S2
In
Canada.
More
than
75
000
Canadian
boy
have
received
Air
Cadet
training
gince
the
movement
wax
founded
In
1941;
more
than
50.000
have
attended
summer
camps:
close
to
2.000
have
been
taught
to
fly.
Goodwill
exchange
trip
a
abroad
have
been
made
fcy
307
DAFFODILS
Mipde
Whip
7
1
r'Miir.'-d
ArtiT-i
.
I
mr
umi.mled
5-,.
;,it
r.ri,ii1
June
!c
mx!
M-awin
nisi)
.d.-'d
at
the
meeting.
LARGE,
LONG
STEMS
PHt
DOUN
49c
,.1
-.r.n.it
nrotftitm
ill
nip
caneu.
and
80
have
received
.
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In
t.i..u.
.
9
i
fli
ttr
n
I
trtna
I
This
Weck'i
Record
...
WESTERN
HITS,
Volume
I
6
selections
on
one
record
Only
49c
MTuilarnhip
at
a
APPLE
JUICE
M
A
asas.
M
ir.rrMtii
Interest
!
total
value
of
$50
000.
MEDIUM
SIZE
pi;r
im)e.n
39c
32e
48-oz.
Tin
Come
Eorly
and
Avoid
Disappointment
rr.p.
it
.n
believed
During
tne
past
two
years
i
vd.n
rrnj'd
le
an-
more
than
30
new
Air
Cadet
n
r
irward
was
squadrons
have
been
formed
In
1:
the
meeting,
and
!
Canada,
4
V
ri-t.iry
j
PEAS
TEA
BAGS
Nabob,
l
I.uxr,
nj-j
,
27c
Edward
RASPBERRIES
York.
Choice
Tin
31c
Dewkist,
Choice,
15-oz.
Tins
fese
Dies
DOG
MEAL
Gaine's.
S
lbs.
79C
SLICED
BANANAS
20-ox.
Tin
34C
-JAM
69c
KLEENEX
2rkl.39c
Strawberry
&
Apple,
Columbia,
4-lb.
tin
.
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W'.t.f
43.
well-r:.r
port
f..1aid.
died
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1
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l!ll,rs
';
Carn:i
China
Mr
i
u-.i-t!
it,
(lie
Prlllre
it;
12
years
He
from
Trail
He
had
i'js
(t.r
JO
years
-rvrtt
t,v
hu
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and
"
K..i-,(
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lias
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the
t
it
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FELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
2
Yellow
Sugar
2
Lb.
pkt.
PABLUM
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size
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BAGS
38
in
Pkt.
.
27C
ad
ers
:Major
Poulton
Raps
Change
In
Holidays
it's
not
try
to
regulate
Easter,"
Major
W.
C.
Poulton
of
the
.Salvation
Army
urped
members
of
the
Gyro
Club
at
their
weekly
luncheon
yesterday.
"Someone
U
always
trying
to
tidy
up
the
calendar,"
Major
Poulton
observed
"They
want
to
"give
us
a
year
with
the
same
number
of
days
In
each
month
lately
they
changed
the
May
24
holiday
so
that
It
would
fall
on
,
p.
Monday,
even
though
there
If
a
great
denl
,.iore
ttmn
lldlnew
to
that
noble
and
lllu.vtilims
day
-Hume
would
even
like
to
tidy
up
I
a-strr
so
;iat
It
falls
on
the
same
day
each
year
"It's
not
In
the
ontvlnre
of
man
to
regulate
God.
but
rather
the
reverse.
Good
Friday
was
man's
attempt
to
rculate
!if-n.ster
was
God's
answer.
I
k
you
to
remember
John
Masr-fleld's
wort
1
that
the
'only
con-
ttUnt
tlill't
I'i
chnilBe'"
Major
Poulton
was
Introduced
hv
Dr.
Alf
Ijirrie.
president
ThaiiM
were
expressed
bv
Joe
8-otl
who
Inferred
that
Ma.se-flelds
maxim
ooes
not
nnntv
v
hen
a
man
Ii
regarded
by
Ills
cluhmntes
year
after
vear
as
the
best
fisherman
of
the
lot.
Eggs
-
THE
WINNERS
MRS.
J.
A.
RUTHERFORD,
Box
876,
Prince
Rupert
MRS.
A.
SHUMKA,
308
'7
5th
Ave.
W.,
Prince
Rupert
MRS.
W.
M.
SCOTT,
645
5th
Ave.
E.,
Prince
Rupert
These
lodics
each
won
a
Westinghouse
Food
Mixer
atSuper-Volu
You
can
boil
Supcr-Valu's
eggs
with
confidence.
'GRADE
A
LARGE,
?
Peas
Royol
City,
Sixo
5's,
Tin
'
17c
Cartoned,
PER
DOZEN
fTtl
Kraft
Dinner
fa
GREEN
BEANS
Columhia,
15-w.
Tin
15c
;
11-
-'ii.'l
chn.i-
A;,!ii
in
11.
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"''ii
Clwi.li
niv
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;
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after.
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f
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r.
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and
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as
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in
jar
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4
Hi
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5'ie
;
.
lb
iar
88c
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orange
24
Jar
35c
M.D.
TOILET
TISSUE
Hull
i5c
DOG
FOOD
5-Check
Outs
To
Serve
You
This
Saturday
10c
HEAVY
WAX
PAPER
200-rt.
noils
6c
Sur-Goin
Tin
CASCO
POTATO
FLOUR
Pkt
25c
PERFEX
19c
BRAN
FLAKES
Post's,
lt-o.
Pkt.
J2-Gollon
AYLMER
CATSUP
Per
Bottle
19c
MORE
AND
MORE
PEOPLE
ARE
DEALING
AT
SUPER-VALU
WHY
NOT
YOU?
V
Tomato
Juice
FLOUR
S
I!
uses
or
llohin
Hood
7
,b
51c
Hunt's,
20-oi.
tin
tometrTsi
You'll
Save
ot
CLEARANCE
RUGS
MATS
LINO
10
OFF
E-
Dowdie
Wc
Have
Plentiful
Supplies
of:
EASTER
EGGS
EASTER
CANDY
EASTER
CHOCOLATES
""
li'iiidn,.'
Bin,,
km
"
Pacific
Milk
SALE
Ginger
Ale
North
Star
QUART
1C
P:us
lint
tic
leposit
PER
CASE
$7.19
5
Ausfin
"!
n3lio
Coach
Coffee
Fort,
Garry
Yellow
LB
91C
Sunlight
Soap
BAR
10C
"
3c
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1
FRANKFURTS
4QC
Oilr
raip"tl
l.lt.
jtt
No.
1
HOCKLESS
PICNICS
QC
hole
or
IUIV
M.V
No.
1
COTTAGE
ROLLS
.Maple
leal
Whole
or
Half
I.ll
Utl'
BURNS
DOMINION
BACON
1
SLABS
OR
END
CUTS
ggc
CENTRECUTS..:...::::..::
:.
;
,:
53c
SLICED
BACON
V
OCq
Jubilee
or
Security
lb.
"tv
PI
ymouth
BUNCH
CARROTS
tc
Imported
t'reh
6i
hum
l-rs
M3l
TUBE
TOMATOES
SZr
Each
....
4tS
U
NEW
SPUDS
Q
i)Fn
O
lbs.
ASPARAGUS
jgc
MAC
APPLES
C
Grade
O
lbs.
ti
id
'UGS
.
.
.
Lovely
AxniliKsfi-rs
In
toue-on-tonc
or
floral
patterns
In
Green
Grey,
Bulge
or
Wine.
INO
.
.
.
First
nunlity
.
.
.
Patterns
for
any
room
In
the
home
MATS
.
.
.
Chenille
bnth
mats
and
Axmlnstcr
scatter
rugs.
Cllinrnkic
etAnr
I
TF
y
pi-
ynouth
Sha
le
Watch
For
Super-Valu's
NEW
CONTEST
It
Starts
-
SOON
?erior
Auto
;ICE
LIMITED
Hi,
U
3rd
Ave
W.
Phone
40
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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