Interior
Groups
Plan
Entering
Jim
Nicoll
Burns
Club
Prexf
slnitunitation
l
I
'
i
wives
Jiouli
In
an
effort
to
revive
the
scout
Prince
Rupert
Drama
Festiva
District,
of
staging
were
eliminated
when
The
Prjnce
Rupert
movement
In
Annunciation
par-Music
and
Drama
Festival
Asho-
Annual
Shrine
Band
Concert
Draws
500
An
appreciative
audience
of
close
to
500
attended
the
annual
Shrine
Band
concert
at
the
Civic
Centre
la.st
ru'uht
and
thrilled
to
strains
of
marches,
Norwegian
compositions
and
two
guest
artists.
the
Masic
and
Drama
presentations
were
seoarated.
Mrs.
Mary
Wood,
prominent
lKh
a
new
Scoutmaster.
Cornells
:
elation
ha
learned
that
interior
James
Nlcoll
was
elected
presl-,
Nicoll
told
the
Ratlietlng
of
50
dent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Burns
:
in
the
Broadway
Cafe.
Club
for
1953
at
the
fifth
an-
a
silent
tribute
to
the
memory
nual
anniversary
banquet.
!
0f
members
who
had
paused
Other
officers
are
W.
G.
Mur-
opened
the
official
Scottish
cele-ray.
vice-president;
J.
8.
Irvine,
;
oration.
secretary;
A.
E.
Waterman,
re-j
The
Haggis
was
t-.sc.ort"!
by
cording-secretary
and
treasurer;
j
Mr.
Bremtur
and
Piper
Robert-J.
Allen,
auditor;
C.
H.
Orme,
!gon.
Alex
Haig
gave
liie
address.
organist
and
choral
conductor
of
Winnipeg
and
Victoria
will
ad
Verhaar
was
appointed
last
week,
j
group
are
planning
to
particl-Mr.
Verhaar
was
a
scoutmaster
,
pate
in
the
annual
music
and
In
Holland
for
many
years.
Scout
!
drama
festival
to
be
held
here
meetings
win
be
held
In
Annuii-',
May
58.
elation
School
on
Monday
nlghU.
Two
drama
groups,
one
rep-All
boys
interested
are
wel-
resenting
the
Terrace
Little
come
to
attend.
j
Theatre
and
one
from
the
Haz-
Judicata
the
music
entries.
The
Association
has
not
yet
been
notified
of
the
appointment
ofi"onorary
vice-prcsiueni.,
ana
n.,
oreeungs
rrom
ucouana,
tng-
a
urama
adjiKlicator
by
tne
i
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",
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u.c
An
outstanding,
performance
drama
branch
ol
the
department
Qenl-
;
Club
were
r;ad
bv
Mr.
Irv
lie.
At
a
Group
meeting
lat
nlKht
citon
High
School
are
preparinK
the
Alaaka
Music
Trail
Auxil
by
one
of
the
guest
artl.sU.
Frank
Ouldl,
recently
arrived
members
meuioers
are
e
j.
i.
I'll,
.;
t,'
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a.
jutf'
full
support
was
pledged
the
new.
plays.
The
Hazeiton
High
School!
ol
education.
Lommuvee
;
secretary
lary
as
an
additional
feature
to
scoutmaster
and
arrangemenu
i
tnr.
directed
by
Mrs.
c.
urundy
Mr.
Frank
Skinner,
Business
"T
'T'
n
Sprigs
of
hca
if
ai.j
r:rt-
antj
i
ings
were
presented
and
receiv-
iu.t
plf.ceg
last
there
should
be
an
active
Smith,
James
Bremner
James
Andrew.
from
Italy,
left
the
audience
wondering
how
on
earth
It
wai
possible
to
Ret
such
mulc
out
of
a
plain
green
leaf.
Mr.
Ouldl
waa
Introduced
by
Band
Master
peter
Lien
who
in
regular
concerts
or
oul-ol-town
artist.
Mr.
Lien
thanked
the
Auxiliary
for
Its
aid
in
promotion,
saying
he
doubted
the
concert
would
have
been
"such
a
success
without
your
help."
me
necessary
equipment.
Following
last
year's
pattern,!
campaign
for
advance
sales
of
Members
of
the
committee
are
tne
Iirs,
aay8
of
ln
Festival
will
I
season's
tickets.
It
was
decided
This
banquet
of
the
Prince
Ru-
I
H-
Orme
who
was
unable
to
be
that
prices
of
admission
and
of
pert
Burns
Club
came
44
years
present.
Martin
Saunders,
Phil
Lyons,
Dr.
be
given
over
exclusively
to
mu
including
ft.
O.
said
'the
audience
would
wltneaa
and
hear
something
"very
dif
was
held
in
the
city.
Chairman
1
Evans,
we-e
well
received.
Donald
and
Father
Rayner.
been
found
that
many
problems
'
same
level
as
last
year
-ir-
ferent."
And
It
did.
"Playing"
two-
selection,
La
Paloma
and
Come
Back
to
Borento,
Mr.
Ouldl
followed
the
lilting
(trains
V
d
I,..
i
'Enriched'
White
Bread
Here
Monday
0
THE
LOWEST
PRICE
TAGS
IN
YEARS
AMD
YEARS
In
a
high-pitched,
soft
and
true
tones
similar
to
that
of
a
violin.
lie
uned
the
leaf
(picked
from
wimrorie'i
garden,
he
said)
m
a
'
vibrator
between
his
lips.
New
enriched
while
breau
which
goes
on
Rale
ln
Prince
Rupert
Monday
is
the
culmina-
Other
guest
artist.
Miss
Inet
Amadlo,
mezzo-soprano,
sang
Hon
of
an
experiment
which
started
In
Canada
12
years
ago.
Ah,
So
Pure
from
Martha,
and
i
Ccme
To
the
Sea,
to
the
enjoy-'
ment
of
the
listeners.
,
l-iih..rt
'H'li'
ana
At
that
time
Canadian
nutritionist
recommended
production
of
more
nutritive
flour
and
bread.
The
decision
then
was
to
use
a
longer
extraction
flour
rather
than
enrichment
In
order
SALE
STARTS
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
2nd
Mr.
Lien
was
accompanist
in
both
cases.
WARM
AI'PLAIKE
Si'iu
I"
111
11
public
!"f
"rsl
oci.i'itt
p
rlorniutn'e
M
ptanlnt-
said
he
wrote
the
An
outstanding
presentation
o
t!)f
""
e
as
"n
in
me.
:y
nen
ne
to
increase
vitamin
levels.
This
was
the
beginning
of
"Canada'
Approved"
flour.
The
flour
did
not
have
public
acceptance
mainly
because
color
consistency
was
hard
-to
maintain.
Also
baking
qualities
were
more
difficult
to
control
and
there
were
storage
problems.
REGULAR
$199.50
omt
lKfr.ai'i.
a
lor-
SALE
PRICE
$169.50
by
the
Shrine
Band
entitled
American
Fanta.ila
by
Tobanl
which
Included
several
melodies
written
by
Stephen
Foster
drew
warm
applause.
In
this
selection,
solos
were
featured
by
Nick
Pavllkls
on
the
euphonium
and
Rupert
Pulton
ir.'.
at
S'.
Mu'hUen
Turiir.to.
a!;'!
tin
BEDROOM
GROUP
4-pc.
Blonde
Mahogany
Bedroom
Suite
4-pc.
Walnut
Lacewood
Bedroom
Suite
Vanity.
Bnch.
Chiffonier,
Bed
t
Vanity,
Bench,
Chiffonier,
Bed
.;
s'i;i-
i'i
movie
,,t
'.lie
.ru
to
the
siivli'd
in
Tlie
199.60
Eventually
a
formula
was
de
playing
cornet.
Other
melodies
In
the
Fantasia
were
carried
by
a
horn
veloped
for
enr.c.ied
flour
which
will
now
be
used
in
Prince
Ru
215.00
c,.ufv
i
r.Um.lu
K'P
I'hoUM
1
3-pc.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bedroom
Suite
Blonde
Mahogany,
Dresser,
Chiffonier,
Bed
pert
bread.
High
In
elements
of
the
B-vltamln
group,
it
is
con
sidered
conducive
to
healthy
310.00
rjit
Group
tissues
ana
r.chi.r&s
of
blood
Vanity
with
large
Mirror,
Bench,
Chiffonier,
Bed
....
U&M
4-pc.
Blonde
Hollywood
Bedroom
Suite
169.50
quartet
and
quintet.
Several
Norwegian
selections
were
presented
including
a
suite
of
three
compositions
arranged
by
Hansen
and
such
well-known
favorites
as
the
LindencaM
Polka,
Ny
FUkar
and
the
Jenny
Und
Polka.
The
band
especially
excelled
In
the
marches
which
Included
Imperial
Echoes,
American
Patrol
and
the
Sharpshooters
March.
rts
Hold
y
Session
Jltree-tUay
dut
Vanity,
Bfiith,
Chiffonier,
Bed.
2fir
4-pc.
Blonde
Bedroom
Suite
rrsa-i'l,
J
III
I
f
I
f
.
169.50
185.00
250.00
144.50
169.50
68.00
54.50
51.50
184.50
!:-!
i,:.ir
q
u
s
'
I
o
n
s
Vanity,
Bench,
Chiffonier,
Bed
4-pc.
wamui
Dearoom
june
Jn
Whist
KJS
85.00
'rtt'e
The
concert
was
presented
by
1
Maple
Dresser;
Colonial
design
1
Valnut
Chiffonier
A
three-way
cut
of
the
cards
decided
top
lady
winners
in
the
64.50
i
a!.!
I.i4
at
ill-
Civic
'
urn::'.
a
a
panel
il
rrHi.t't
hy
the
Retail
i
r
r.
I
o
r
'
A
wMxla'.ion
I
,
twrt..C
mi
lnt
to
cl':
tj;t.
i
ruivi'v
ihim-
j
'.
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ill
r
t
h,
i
(ili'i'tjnris,
In
'.I"!,
a'.il
iitl.fr
as-n'Jiii
of
the
retail;
regular
Friday
nlitht
Hon
oi
Norway
whist
drive
with
Mlit
Relden
Pedersen
anu
Mrs.
Helen
69.50
Foot
Lights
2
Only
limed
Oak
Chiffoniers
EACH
Van
PykMra
winning
Mrs.
O.
GUke
lust.
m
mmm
a
m
wiim
1
mwi
'
Fin
Men
winners
were
Hans
Pet
i
itt'"''
i!t:'.im
for
Its
i.an
iiiei-ting,
the
as-
LILIAN
MI1XIR
tersen,
first,
and
R.
Hundilde
rcond.
Mr,
Hundeide
al.j
won
tut
Um
i
vi'-i
)
'
Ultic
Tliealre
met
on
Tuesday
LIVING
ROOM
CR
OUP
.,-i.i.
mvM
Rive
aim
nmiibei
me
caMing
of
lhejthe
d(NR.
pritt
Mrj.
CBr,
sirand
REGULAR
$132.50
'
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"
-
-w
piay.
Mmm
M-ap.
wnirn
won
chalr
priie.
,
i...
ui.n
.in
ii
i
dc
pruourra
in
Marcn.
i
nc
Ketreshment
commlttc.
ku
1
Only
Secretary
Desk
Hurl
"..ilniit-
299.50
b
;y
.m
c'dt.
reading
bt
ought
great
pcaU
of'p,.rvlw.d
ov
Miss
Kilrn
WaMrnR.
"I
-t
i'
i
'.tit.
I
were.
laughter
from
the
members.
included
Mr.
and
Mr.
Strand.
!(..
M-
Jm
lyn
"tivera'
Leap"
amithei
pla
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ounnar
Selvlg.
and
sk
aim
Bill
'
by
the
celebrated
author.
Philip
Blrger
Bakken.
i
,i;-
'i
f'-'i
'iit.
a
jtwMn,
who
aUo
wrote
"From
Da'ictna
was
enioved
to
music
l
.'.
r
p
.
.
t
ut
the
Five
Ut
Klve-Thlrty,"
produced
of
Mike
Colluasl
and
his
accor-
...
H....ii
by
(h(t
uulf
xheatf,,
jpiuig.
dlon.
3
pc.
Chesterfield
Suite
Wiiie
v
lour
289.50
SALE
PRICE
$112.50
269.50
259.50
289.50
162.50
174.50
3
pc.
Chester-Bed
Suite
-
i'd
ViikiI
friew
.
r
.i.
,.r.
i
i
sitfi-;
nil
new
olav
U
a
hilarious
com-
329.50
Wk1
friee.
f"iiiu
ruhlNT
cu-hidiis
1
Only
Htde-A-Bed
1
Only
Hide-A-Bed
179.50
(ii
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tapestry
111
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-
199.50
1
Only
2-pc.
Chesterfield
Suite
Wine
ctM'.stvrfield.
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chair
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'
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the
;
rdy.
leaning
a
little
on
the
tlqur
'
n:..
t
i
rwi.t
.toi,!ein.'.tM'e.
However,
there
Is
not
much
t'..
,td
1:
was
f.ar
of
the
group
meetlnj
iU
''f
''
"I'l'1"
the
dlfricullles
met
by
the
troupe
-
r
l-r
runt
the
'
join
"Tooacto
Road'
In
V4.WB-
't
i-
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i
t
v,.r
'
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ill
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the
i
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...
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,
,
,.,
,
V
tnVt
Suitable
characters
are
si
ul
be-.K.unwu.Mim'was!'"
""Knl
for
casting
in
pl.alwd
I'.inel
mem-'
"Blrne
Km1
Tne
P'1
'
nl0,!d
mn
i,n
ywt
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tl,..i
a
ciiiom-lw'r",Us
a
hish
,:,
d
account
trin'
l,rt
lo,ly
,r"m"'
mu1
.
i
do
(.i.h
buMiiev,
1
be
filled
Another
role
still
to
be
1
.,:
r.nu.ut
Is'
,l"rd
1
ot
A"0
nd
i
understanding
mother
with
a
,Kvfl0NS
I
quiet
but
ascrtive
way
about
'U-r'
i
rr.er:iv
ai-in
d
hnw.
PT-,;,,ai'c..,,;,"rra.!
Th
elub
will
welcome
ex-1
nm
the
solution
uulc
Th1141'
Prul,1
bltck
10
ry
'
'lonn-rs
nrord
had
al-
"ut
,lir
lhp
P"rU-
TllU
p
Uy
e'"l,
or
i
there
w.mu'1
,)e
perfectly
cast
In
order
.trmi.Ki
to
ii.,,
o
i.fn
to
make
a
good
showing
In
the
ODD
CHESTERFIELD
CHAIRS
-
69.50
3
Only
Vine
Velour
Pattcinctl
anil
plum
69.50
1
Only
Old
Rose
Wool
Frieze
MiMlern
style
74.50
ONE
GREASE
JOB
with
a
purchase
of
1
set
of
Tire
Choins
Offer
good
until
January
SI.
I9J3.
Full
oil
ciiiistiuctUui
1
Only
Beige
Wool
Frieze
1
Only
Red
Vool
Frieze
77.50
59.50
59.50
64.50
59.50
45.00
49.50
62.50
!'enl
charge
might1
Festival
In
May.
!
Next
meeting
of
(he
group
will
f
the
home
of
Keith
Fatight,
n
whn-h
all
c
m-
be
at
a"
Hi.it
crcdi;
Helped
1322
Plitiiott
Ave.,
on
Tu-Jday,
89.50
1
Only
Green
Velour
Style
sue
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LIMITED
Ird
Ave.
W.
rhone
(irern
ZU
Februnry
3.
J,'0
'hat.
!.
r
is
r,.a.
r'tltt
Bureau
has
a
89.50
-'i"n
in
the
retail;
Try
Daily
Newt
Wont
Adi
1
Only
Platform
Rocker
1
Only
Red
Wool
Frieze
iMljlt'H,
.
J"t
'i'ii,.ied
ti,c
chair.
84.75
was
sec-
ers
DINING
ROOM
and
KITCHEN
GROUP
'"r
old
r
'id
kii:'.'f
?'H1-
I
Iilllsfi
'J
Mrs.
H.
'
27
at
mi'etiiiK
Ut
Ave
SALE
PRICE
$215.00
69.50
1
6-pc.
Blonde
Dinette
Suite
Combination
buffet-china
cabinet,
console
table
closed
24"
by
36''
opens
to
76"
by
36",
4
chairs
S'-iturdnv.
Temnlc
thist
riviv,,
''lrimie.
REGULAR
$310.00
79.50
63.50
59.50
1281
Walnut
finish
v'innen'
A.iwie
it
B.
V.
D.
100
NYLON
TRICOT
SHIRTS
FUSED
COLLAR
AND
CUFFS.
THE
SHIRT
THAT
NEEDS
NO
IRONING.
Wash
it
at
Night,
Wear
in
the
Morning
WHITE
:
BLUE
;
GREY
Priced
at-
$12.95
Watts
and
Nickerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
1
CHINA
CABINET
CHROME
TABLES
CHROME
TABLES
d'lv'
F'-b
13.
9
ptn.
to
(2!)l
As
in
t
ed
colors
'P
your
cookie
ar
Fri-
53.50
U..i..
""iraav
at
tlw.
t
Aborted
colors
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