Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
8,
1954
Cancer
Society
Organizer
Announces
Poster
Contest
Faces
Many
Problems
roducing
Programs
-
,
.
THE
FAMOUS
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
f
Canadian
Broadcasting
She
also
reported
that,
as
well
as
the
poster
contest
to
be
held
,n
faces
a
iar
more
.uk"
in
producing
pro-
soon,
high
school
students
V
from
the
West
End
theatre
and
from
music
halls,
and
weave
programs
around
their
already
established
artistry.
TRAIN
ARTISTS
In
Canada,
however,
the
CBC
is
forced
to
find
artists
and
hati
the
BBC
or
UniUcI
adio
networrts.
twwry
rubers
were
told
yester-
I-
throughout
the
province
would
be
asked
to
enter
an
essay
contest
next
fall.
Speaking
of
the
increase
in
Cancer
Society
activities.
Mrs.
Dawson
reported
there
are
now
n.ill.U
nnrl
Amort
teach
them
to
perform,
and
at
I
TNI
CM
A
lit
THAT
HAXfS
wn4
you
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
the
same
time
put
them
on
the
cr
Kicumut
81
units
in
B.C.,
and
some
1,500
air
to
compete
with
U.S.
programs
while
the
artists
are
be
.'US
Drills"
nw
i0
producers-can
draw
,w
business,
Canada
has
no
show
business
Irom
Went
can
be
obtained,"
;.xon.
program
director
British
Columbia
region
BC.
said
at
the
Rotar-
ing
trained.
"It
is
amazing
that
they
do
so
well,"
Mr.
Nixon
said.
Students
at
Booth
Memorial
High
school
yesterday
afternoon
heard
of
plans
for
a
poster
contest
sponsored
by
the
B.C.
division
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society,
and
saw
a
cartoon
film
on
advances
In
canter
research.
Showing
the
film
and
announcing
the
poster
contest
was
Mrs.
Thelma
Dawson,
field
organizer
for
EC,
who
also
addressed
a
meeting
of
the.
Prince
Rupert
Cancer
Society
in
the
Legion
board
room.
Mrs.
Dawson
told
the
group
that
one
of
the
major
objects
of
the
society
was
to
promote
cancer
education
among
young
people.
She
said
that
in
the
near
future
it
was
expected
cancer
would
be
as
easily
cured
as
r.ubermlosis.
and
that
youngsters
should
be
tatiht
not
to
far
the
disease,
but
to
recognize
its
svmptoms,
to
assure
early
medical
care.
The
public
does
not
realize
the
extent
to
which
the
CBC
is
kly
luncheon.
United
States
ana
nni-
t
ci
does
not
creave
an-
..
.
r
I
.
sponsoring
the
artistic
life
of
Canada,
he
said.
By
that
he
didn't
mean
purely
cultural
programs,
but
entertainers
like
Wayne
and
Schuster,
the
Happy
Dixon
says,
riuuuctia
U.S.
can
Invite
profes-
s
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,.,
$139
so
g!S-
knd
cxpcriuiitcu
iun
I
irf-ltimatc
stage,
musl-
Gang,
as
well
as
more
serious
volunteer
workers.
There
are
two
cancer
institutes
in
the
province,
one
In
Victoria
and
the
other
in
Vancouver,
the
latter
one
of
the
most
modern
in
the
world.
There
are
also
ten
consultative
clinics
in
the
province,
including
one
in
Prince
Rupert.
She
also
suggested
that
the
local
group
undertake
a
cancer
forum
such
as
the
one
staged
recently
In
Vancouver.
The
group
noted
that
five
local
paticr.ts
had
been
&iotcd
by
the
society
during
the
past
year,
and
reported
that
a
film,
"The
Warning
Shadow."
dealing
with
the
treatment
of
lung
cancer,
would
be
made
available
to
any
local
group
interested.
President
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook
conducted
the
meeting,
and
Rev.
L.
Antrobus,
a
member
"of
the
ones.
using
Vancouver
as
an
ex
i
dies,
movies
and
night
piltain
they
take
them
trout
ample,
the
program
director
said
that
a
singer
there
had
few
courses
open
for
making
a
living.
There
was
the
Theatre
Under
:SONALS
'T
17
'f
I
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
GFPR
Just
lean
back
and
this
comfort-minded
chair
responds
to
your
slightest
whim.
Quality
bv'At
action
guaranteed
for
lifetime
of
chair.
New
duo-spring
construction,
beautifully
upholstered.
Many
styles
to
.
cSooso
from.
Maldiing
olloman
,
included
in
pries,
.
I
Mrs.
J.
W.
Estcy
left
t
t
on
the
Prince
George,
(Subject
U
Change)
,
oiympia,
Wiuin.,
wnere
,
to
make
their
home.
FRIDAY
provincial
board
of
directors,
accompanied
Mrs.
Dawson
to
the
high
school
for
tne
film
showing,
seen
by
about
180
students.
icraldine
Prockter
has
the
Stars
and
night
clubs,
but
program
planners
and
producers
have
a
"big
responsibility"
In
providing
a
continuity
of
employment
for
such
artists.
"8trangc
as
It
seems,"
he
said,
"the
CBC
Is
producing
artists
who
can
compete
with
the
U
3.
talent."
The
type
of
programs
on
CBC
reflect
what
the
public
wishes,
he
said,
adding
that
many
programs
emanating
from
Vancouver
are
direct
results
ot
listeners"
suggestions.
Some
sugges
to
Normal
School
after
P.M.
e:oe
6:3
:43
70
7:!S
7
JO
the
Christmas
holidays
lli
her
Daren,
v-anon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
200
hmltry
Buriiftte
Shuw
(
anuria
t
Work
CBC
Kews
-
CBC
News
Roundup
Toronto
Symphony
"Pops"
Concert
'
Keni
ThMilre
.
John
Plsher
Spfsker's
Choice
CBC
News
k
venue
West.
R:.10
:30
:45
MARY
YOUNGER
holds
some
of
the
10,000,000
subway-fare
tokens
which
the
publicly-owned
Toronto
Transit
Commission
"
has
ordered
from
a
Montreal
firm.
City
Controller
Leslie
Saunders
has
called
for
an
investigation
because
the
contract
was
awarded
to
a
Montreal
firm.
'
.
.
;
.
d
Mrs.
1.
F.
Williams,
a
Place,
and
their
son
liter,
boarded
the
Queen
New
York
today
for
a
tions
cannot
be
used
simply
be
lOrlO
CBC
News
.
10:16
Canadian
Short
Stories
cause
talent
to
product
a
pro
gram
cannot
be
lound.
10:30
11:00
Parade
of
Choirs
Went
her
Report
trip
to
England.
They
Whereas
radio
in
the
United
return
here
m
aooui
States
is
purely
commercial
a0
La
L
Hecord
Sole
ribinru
nths'
time.
venture,
In
Canada
it
is
work
.
aid
M
Mrs.
Clllf
E,
Jenkins
ing
on
behalf
of
the
people,
devising
programs
that
stand
up
well
in
competition,
providing
services
not
produced
elsewhere
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOB
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Legion
Women
s
Auxiliary
Installs
Officers
For
19545
Installation
of
officers
in
i
standardbearers,
Miss
,
Evelyn
colorful
ceremony
highlighted
Antilla
and
Mrs.
Maty
Ballin-
f
iily
also
were
on
the
last
night,
leaving
for
itr
for
a
brief
stay,
be-rurning
to
reside
In
Mtlait-al
MuHterpieees
Muk
Till
.Mlduljlit
11
W
rin-v
SATURDAY
.
AM.
1:00
Mllslral
iork
7:30
CBC
News;
Weather
1:33
Mustml
(
'lark
1:4.)
MnrillrtK
levotttls
1-00
CBC
News
S:I0
Hire's
Bill
Good
8:15
Hits
nd
Encores
S:30
.Muolml
(
lMk
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty.
9:15
Saddle
Serenade
'
9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
Stu
Davis
9:59
Time
Signal
111:1111
Menace
Period
last
night's
meeting
of
the
per,
and
presented
a
past-presl
and
creating
a
show
business
for
the
country.
The
latter,
he
said
would
eventually
provide
Canada
with
a
live
theatre,
an
effective
musical
life
and
fill
all
the
entertainment
needs
of
the
nation.
dent's
pin
to
Mrs.
Gomez,
2
-
45
s
Ciceone,
535
Tatlow
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion.
;
li
ne
C
.
trt
ft
last
hi.
night
on
busl-
Members
planned.
a
Valentine
dunce,
to
be
staged
February
12
Rogdar
$1.90
SPECIAL
95c
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black,
first
vice
and
Van-
president
of
the
provincial
In
the
Legion
auditorium,
i
command,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Dar-1
They
also
heard
reports
and
I
1
to
to
Pcntli
Pcntlcton
i
iss
m
Jrene
Irene
R(
i
ir
1
1
nowe
ai.su
n-iv
row
Oomez,
installed
the
of-
i
letters
of
thanU
lor
donations
fleers
including:
President
Mrs.
I
of
$20
each
to
the
Miller
Bay
Victor
Duncan;
vice-presidei
t
I
Hospital
and
Pioneers'
Home
lor
Mush-Hl
Prourum
World
Church
News
CBC
News;
Weather
10:15
10:30
10:45
11
:00
ird
$ie
George
for
Langley,
Also:
Thuii-
Metropolitan
Opera
Mrs.
R.
Montgomery;
secretary
i
Christmas,
Graft
Classes
Start
Again
At
A!
A
V
Civic
JV
'
C
Centre
venire
.s
,
7
fre
sue
win
resiae.
.
.
.
f-n
u-p11
nartv
was
staffed
Mrs.-
Frank
Lewis;'
treasurer!
A
new
member,
Mrs
Charles
Biucc,
was
Initiated.
Mrs.
T.
Glenn;
executive
com
rf
i,
nnr,
for
Waiter
I
hauser
:
Wagner
P.M.
2:00
Ballet
Club
'
'.
'
8:00
CBC
News
3:10
Week-end
Listening
3
:30
SKrtB
College
..,
....,.,
.
q
mlUee.
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black,
Mrs.
W
45
RPM
Albums
78
RPM
Singles
and
Albums
Rothwell
and
Mrs.
J.
Andrew;
Christ-
Wi.
after
spending
Craft
classes
at
the
Civic
scrgeant-at-arms
Mrs.
C.
E.
a-
4
New
Year
s
here
with
t
sV
-
y
"
THIS
WEEK
.
'
!
Important
Little
Theatre
mn,j,pP
I
Centre
have
startea
again
aiier
,
munuw
President
Mrs.
Duncan
3:45
Armdale
Chorus
4:00
Now
I
Ask
You
4:30
Halatloii
Army
lTcra;.
5
00
Red
River
Playboys
5
15
Tlie
Rhythm
Pals
S:3
B.C.
Profile
pointed
new
committees
Meeting
will
be
held
at
o'tliHk
tonight
in
the
Board
Itoom
at
the
Civic
Centre.
.
::nbrai
IODE
All
Churches
Fight
Unpopularity
the
Christmas
.
Holiday,
ana
Rowley
Miles,
director,
announces
a
new
craft
project,
flower-craft
courses
for
teenagers.
The
course,
to
be
held
Wednesday
nights,
will
Include
assembling
of
five
colorful
flowers'
from
Formosan
woodflbre.
Similar
work
has
been
undertaken
at
adult
classes
this
year
Bake
Sale
always
insist
on..
Um.'ii
for
a
bake
sale
and
The
Church
Is
not
overly
in
Vancouver
or
anywhere
hroljnng
elections
were
du
V:
'else.
Rev
Murdo
Nirolson
told
a
and
now
is
open
to
teenagers
ller,
members
of
Cam-ipter,
Imuerial
Order
sea
i
C
Week
of
Prayer,,
congregation
:
2-
with
membership
In
the
Centre.
Adult
classes
will
continue
on
at
St.
Andrew's
cathedral
last
I
ifcfis
of
the
Empire
held
riMilhly
meeting
in
the
0
m
Ir
Friday
nights.
.
"'?.".,.
re.
Adult
leathercraft
classes
re-
"-".
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Mrs.
O.
P.
Lyons
pre-
BE
A
CITIZEN
SAILOR
IN
THE
:
::
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
.
(I
ul
the
session
which
set
REGULAR
PRICE-
rua.
o
a.s
lua
date
for
a
e.
frozen
green
peas
--
work
'"''"
c
"
vuj-...
sumed
last
night,
with
starting
on
spring
articles
wuhlchulxih;
Vancouver
said
tout
,
though
,
Uie
tender
pas-,
new
leathers
in
a
variety
off,
shades
now
available.
!
S
ot
the
Gospe
.re-
rea
-d
'h
tolerance
and
even
with
Copperwork
classes
open
again
in-
affection,
the
darker
words
of
tnnltrht
with
W.P.
Stewart
Hob
Parker,
Mrs.
Cliff
I
Mrs.
L.
Griffiths
were
nominating
committee
sttln
several
attractive
condemnation
and
extreme
tie-,
annual
elections
to
be
r
iirt.nre
have
been
com-
flnltcness
ownke
contempt
end
,
the
February
mectinK.
.r
hatred
in
many,
both
;n
andi.
(RESERVE)
iu,v
ncic
S.MVCU
W
Over
1009
Records
to
Choose
From
The
full
schedule
for
crafU
at
out
of
the
c.urchcs.
the
Civic
rcntre
Is
as
follows:
Citing
the
story
of
the
king
in
1
curd
party
belnc
spon-
the
Municipal
Chapter,
Mondav
Afternoons:
boys
t
the
Civic
Centre
next
"
A
umart
coat
in
ihr
woodwork,
nges
6
to
8
years;
evening,
adult
pottery.
TuesCay
evenings,
adult
pot-
the
Old
Testament
who
tried
to
get
rid
of
hard
words
by.
putting
them
on
the
fire,
Mr.
Nlcobon
pointed
out
how
stupid
it
was
to
Ihhik
Hint
such
action
could
cure
or
alter
anything.
,
It
Is
far
better
to
learn
that
ti
vVick
was
wi-lciinipri
an
member,
and
won
the
'''-r-
Navy's
blue
styled
by
a
pri.e
for
the
evening,
terv.
r
iich
refrcihments
werel
wPriiiMv-afternoons:
Tea
vei
1
II
iv
Mrs.
Bill
Meighan,
Mrs.
m
"by
such
words
God
is
simply
unrlna
tixin
us
l.ie
reality
of
our
position
and
dangers
with
which
txntan
and
Mrs.
N.
H.
Time
.crafts;
evenings,
teen
flowcrcraft.
The
RCN
(Reserve)
consists
of
citizen-sailors
in
training
increasing
their
knowledge
of
the
skills
nd
crafts
of
the
sea.
Reserve
training
is
important
training
and
demands
whole-hearted
interest
and
effort.
T
1
A.
,VIVWI
UljHUJ
ead
;r-
-
r
J
ers
Thursday
Afternoon,
boys
we
are
beset,
he
said,
ministers
at
this
woodwork,
ages
10
to
12
years;.
Assisting
.
service
In
the
Week
of
Prayer
aA
teen
i-
leatherwork
-i,
and
evenings,
t,)p(
Frayn
of
Uw
Saha.
adult
leatherwork.
iflfm
Army
nl,d
the
Rev.
SijirrMt
Friday
Evenings:
adult
0f
Prince
Rupert
Gospel
Tuber-flowercraft.
Inacle.
Mo.:
whi,sl
cancelled
until
thca
notice.
17
Canailiiin
rrallsincn
put
tlicir
Lost
itant
nir-cthiK.
Little
In
i'a,
i
tonight,
8
o'clock,
Civie
itrt
work
into
this
Aijuasrulum
ivcalher-ironf
ttidt'e
tailored
in
navy
blue
woollen
;.
'.
-(-
EARN
UP
TO.
THAT'S
WHAT
YOU
SAVf
WHEN
YOU
1UY
A
ECONOMAT
AGITATOR
AUTOMATIC
WASHER
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
On
f:
Sci
(Ul
Sunday,
Jan.
10,
Mass
'Inians
at
Annunciation
l"
30
a.m.
(7pi
;
ol
Norway
whist
anj
Friday,
Jan.
8.
Whist
8
palM-nJine.
It
h
right
witn
or
witlioul
licit
for
tow
a
-wear;
4.
nance,
n
to
2.
Mulc
Colussl.
Everybody
spurts
wrarand
almost
.
-t
J
I
everywhere.
Ask
for
it
ly
'
.
nanie-llie
AquAsi
btum
;
s
e
iHiWM
m
-.mi
i
.
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
a
profitable
duty.
You
will
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
time
you
spend
in
training.
Cnta
$70.00
kt
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