ancing
Club
Founders
'
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l-'llprif
I
IfxvS
'I'hurbday,
February
19,
1153
I
World
Day
of
Prayer
To
be
Observed
Tomorrow
FRASER&
PAYNE
onored
at
burns
Lake
1
v
HARNEY
MLLVANCY
Sfll
to
Tht
UtUr
Newt
The
33rd
annual
observation
on
,
the
first
Friday
of
Lent
of
the
Women's
World
Dav
of
Praver'.
we.
"Walk
as
Children
of
Light,"
comes
from
Africa,
once
known
as
the
"Dark
Continent"
and
is
prepared
by
African
Christians.
Rev.
L.
O.
Siebcr.
pastor
of
the
First
United
Church
here,
announced
the
service
for
tomor
iLKNS
LAKE.
The
Scottish
Dancing
Club
,1
its
way
through
a
farewell
party
for
the
r
I.
......
nf
tliu
'IllVl
Pnhj.l
unA
M
........
.
i
will
be
held
tomorrow
at
the
first
i
United
Church
at
2:30
p
m.
I
Every
hour
of
the
day
of
Unt
opening,
groupl
of
Christian!
i
.i
w
ho
art
leaving
Knoniy.
jnc
Fielih,
came
in
n,,m.
row,
saying:
"The
help
of
s.ii
christian
women
is
needed
to
strengthen
the
impact
and
to
extend
the
scope
of
this
globe-circling
prayer
service."
jes,
Brownies
1
1
nke
to
take
employment
at
iSheardown'a
store
and
now
have
jbecn
transferred
to
the
com-J
pony's
new
premises
at
Prince
women
belonging
to
every
Protestant
denomination
.n
many
parts
of
the
world
Join
lr
fellowship
of
prayer.
Last
year,
2.388
groups
in
104
different
countries
held
m-etin:;s.
A
radio
broadcast
was
scheduled
for
thus
afternoon
in
preparation
for
Friday's
service.
Theme
for
the
1353
service.
Urdte
Ming
Day'
ueorge.
A
travelling
irori.
un
orna-mental
cane
and
a
'
souvenir
of
Burns
Lake"
cushion
were
pre.
sented
to
the
couple
as
farewell
RlfU.
it
Timm
pip
!
i"si'
'
ai'i
Dav"
Hiat
U
what
unci
Brownie,
Continuing
our
JPfdALJ
WCC',CC'K'
Our
tables
are
filled
with
odds
and
ends
Household
Goods
and
Wearing
Apparel
too
numcrouf
to
advertise.
Drop
in
and
look
cround.
You
are
sure
to
find
something
you
can
use
to
advantage.
ANNUAL
MEETING
RED
CROSS
SOCIETY
FOR
Rtporta.
election
of
officers
S
p.m.
Thurs.
leb.
19,
CIVIC
CENTRE
!
"re
t3Klng
1,0
tn,,'r
Pstat
of
their
.
h.rth.wv
birthday
or
ueirPrnce
,olt
GporKe
the
rieW
U
a,,d
.)ill
ehlef
Kuitie.i,
two-month
vacation
In
Lady
Baden-Powell.
ian(t
T.asty
Lenten
Dish
.1..
O
ii
I
il
a.
Foi
a
oeauufuiiy
oiended
sauce
for
fish,
use
cream
of
tomuto
oup
as
the
baae.
Add
a
bit
of
claret,
some
grated
cheese,
a
sprinkle
of
parsley
and
minced
onion,
and
in
short
of
a
jiffy
It's
done.
The
Tlc'M
a.t
Ux
I...L
uc-ee.uilon
of
leaders
since
lSlz.who
have
developed
dancing
and
entertainment
In
this
district.
Prior
to
that
date,
cow-punchers'
shindies
with
"U-yl-yuppy"
were
hot
favorite
at
Harry
Morgan's
OoUa
Lake
ranch
nr
WABASSO
SHEETS
81"
x
100".
Hemmed,
ready
for
use,
PAIR
:
8.75
RAKED
FISH
STEAKS
4
fish
steaks
(about
2
lbs.)
completely
defrosted
1
10-ounce
can
condensed
"
cream
of
tomato
soup,
undiluted
'a
cup
claret
wine
or
vinegar
pound
a
cupi
grated
process
Canadian
or
pimento
cheese
2
tablespoons
chopped
2
tablespoons
minced
onion.
Heat
oven
to
3j0
F.
(moderate
i.
Arrange
fish
in
greased
0"
by
13"
by
2"
baking
dish.
Sprinkle
with
salt
and
pepper.
Combine
soup,
wine,
and
cheese
in
saucepan.
Stir
over
low
heat
until
cheese
Li
melted.
Add
parsley
and
onion.
Pour
over
fish
and
bake
at
350
F.
30
minutes
or
until
easily
flaked.
Makes
4
servings.
nies
hi
rrinic
nuii
,r
parrnlj.
and
friend
in
the
Civic
Centre
to
ThmkliiB
Day."
ume
opened
Hie
pro-;h
their
'fairy
Ring"
r.
reremuiiy
was
simple
live
iuiiies
representing
the
:,m
of
the
earth
and
?rentlng
Raniters.
Lone
(iuiden
and
Ex-Ou:dr.t
with
blue
and
paper
ribbon
formed
around
luur
Canadian
n
the
national
costume
arlou.i
ruuntrlrs
took
ires
In
between
these
rol
Leader
Julie
Proek-rurrator
A
culor
party
tht
World
Hag
of
the
ies
stood
In
the
back-
NYLON
ACETATE
BLOUSES
Various
styles
and
colors
and
plain
white
EACH
3.95
mm
MIH
IPS
villagers
and
pioneer
ranchers
made
up
parties
and
danced
to!
piping
of
Wally
Jeffrey
at
his:
ranch.
SEXT
OR
WIVES
J
This
stage
was
followed
by
i
Improved
orchestras
when
plo-:
neers
began
to
send
for
their!
wives.
Dances
at
the
Sam
Long!
snd
Tom
Harris
ranch
are
still
j
to
be
remembered
while
at
thi
Routhbank
ranches
of
John
and
!
Frank
Keefe
a
dance
could
be!
arranged
at
eight-hours
notice.
I
But
the
first
real
rnnrvrt
ALL
WOOL
PLAID
SKIRTS
Girl
Guides,
Brownies
Hold
Successful
Valentine
Tea
Assorted
plaids,
sizes
12
to
18.
EACH
3.98
organised
by
Mrs
Oordon
Wood,
j
The
Third
Prince
Ruoert
Olrl
Guides,"
and
the
Second
and
sister
Guides
as
door
attendants,
table
escorts
and
selling
candy.
Janet
Mori
was
in
charge
of
the
soft
drink
stand.
Guide
hob
now
of
prince
George,
who
re-'
fommiMioeier
Honors
inded
to
many
demanded
en-wdM
explained
"The
;
co'r
'"n
,h
then
latest
popu-.-iendship
fund"
then'1"1-
nlt
'rom
l"e
London
music
ir.ies
and
Guides
In
!
""
"Vou
Can't
Make
Your
-
aiited
past
an
Inter-;
Shimmy
fshake
on
Tea."
'
!
j
v
decorated
table
and
'-oral
talent
went
on
to
de-
;
their
pennies
their
-
VfloP
Burns
Lake
culture
with
bies
were
on
display
as
well
as
Brownie
knots
and
sewing.
ALL
WOOL
TARTANS
Assorted
authentic
plaids,
54"
wide,
all
wool,
a
good
variety
of
well-known
'
CA
p'oids
YARD
J.JU
j:!t-into
an
attractive.
'
,u
h
hits
as
Cyclone
Sally
with
ted
birthday
cake.
J
'
Simpson,
until
the
Burns
,(Bron;es.
under
Mrs
if
'
Club
was
formed
by
Fourth
Prince
Rupert
Brownies
held
a
very
successful
Valentine
Tea
at
Conrad
Street
school,
The
tea
room
was
tastefully
decorated
for
Valentines
Day
and
It
being
Coronation
year,
a
tiny
red
and
while
tea
apron
i
complemented
the
blue
uniform
.
of
each
Guide
who
served.
'
Mrs.
D.
F.
Baldwin,
Guide
cap-
tain.
Mrs
Williams
ant.
Mrs
Pearson.
Br(
w
n
Owls,
received
the
guests.
Judy
Uoya
was
cashier.
Jean
Golds,
Nancy
Lund,
Annie
Eyolf-son
and
Heather
Stevens
were
in
charge
of
the
home-cooking
sale
Mrs.
Kurdziel
and
Mrs
White
were
In
charge
of
the
kitchen
,
Mrs.
Eyolfson
supplied
piano
rnutie
throughout
the
afternoon.
enjoyed
a
game
of
Next
the
Guides,
under
nn
aim
luanraw
Howell.
Mrs
Howell
was
a
singer
and
her
husband
an
efflrtent
conii
WATCH
FOR
SUPER-VALU
ADVERTISEMENT
0M
YOUR
DOORSTEP
AI!
Wool
BLAZER
FLANNEL
54"
wide,
has
rnany
uses,
a
popular
cloth
for
children's
wear.
Navy,
Scarlet
n
P
Dark
Green
YARD
4,7
J
;i'.."
ft
anu
aiim
im
lu
-
BABY'S
CRY
IS
NOT
ALWAYS
TEMPER
DIfTIN;U!KH
U
your
bi.T
rir
f
m
tmi
cry
f
4-m
.
'i
tt
"in
cry"
swvoutd
Kt
insitjiiil
itratioB.
U
it
MuarJ
lf
tlwr
dikt.rws
ttu
to
u
on
ttt
l.jivinrh
or
Iwiweii
r
Uk
cimmnR
txamntm
tiewi
rr
Hhjr'a
Own
'(lct.
At
((
m-t(ep
rrpn,
'
It
1
l
t
1
mrr
j
rtt
to
u
.r
t.tty
Mwt
twiL,
ecW-ei
.Bi.ll.r.
Utt
prfttm
rsa
totvfit
HsUwu.'
And
duTtitc
tswihif
r
wtw
it
itlir
mrm
f
rrih,
rt
lin
lu
t
f
rrsmlsirHr
or
havt
wfrt
ttmnr
Ital
y
Own
TtMt
fcol
nnlf
felii
at
Kitfv
uitMru..
u&
vtber
mmnr
imti
In
ilM
tf
h
tHw
r-tl.
..Kr-t
mi
4
erumed
with
a
few'
,0r!ner
tney
uncovered
a
lot
l,Jflll
talent
and
to
gs
directed
the
"
eornmunlty
hall
at
many
re-r
a;
Aaociallon
Dreneni.
I
Z
wl
Performances
The
Howell,
a
..ertnicate
lh,
QWr
Club
hM
no,
recoprpd
!
from
the
shock
of
their
rlonurl.
READY-MADE
DRAPES
Full
length,
French
headings
.
.
i
-.
assorted
cloths,
teady
to
hang.
,
33
V3
less
than
Req.
Price
'
Tip.
Ouuies
Taps
'tire.
Qaeer."
concluded
the!
Mr
"nd
Mr
Fields
followed
jto
organize
the
Bctrttish
Club.
It
expanded
raoldlv
to
a
mem
fit"
f
rsrHt-Hiksur
'mm
lfTsj'd
e'.'-V-
t--t
prktt
Usttex
at
your
Urusf
w
The
Famous
INVITATION
Mrs.
Gold
was
thanked
for
hr
work
in
pruur.g
and
donte-Utrtia
t
the
bake
table
1
w-Uvouiues
tent
a
boiid
to
thr
Home-Cooking
jSale
Planned
For
Saturday
f
bership
of
more
than
50
and
under
direction
of
Its
founders
enlhuMuatlc
dancers
soon
learned
the
Intricate
steps.
ad
NYLON
HOSE
ers
hake
.,(.
51
gauge,
15
denier,
evening
sheer,
new
shades,
full
fashioned,
high
spliced
heel
While
the
Scottish
Club
will
Oordon
continue
with
Its
activity
which
'
10
J
has
become
so
popular
In
the
ONE
MONTH
SUPPLY
OF
cencii
seam.
Special
PAIR
1.19
1
wondering
who
will
be
next
to
;
lead
them
into
new
fields
of
;
social
culture
and
rBp
LOVABLE
BRASSIERES
1
17
r
I
-
"mh
lor
toddlers
,m8
at
the
8tork
44
'ners-
A.vmk
iatlon
"ting
will
te
held
at
Hall,
Sunday,
Feb.
143)
CONVKNTION
A
""line
of
all
Interejt-'-
l
he
held
In
the
''
at
8
pin
Frldav,
Satins,
Nylons,
assorted
styles,
perfect
fit
A
home-cooking
sale
Siurinv
was
planned
by
the
iJirMes'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
at
their
regular
meeting
in
the
Oddfellows
Hall.
The
sale
will
be
held
In
Oordon
at
Anderson's
store.
Third
Avenue
A
donation
will
be
made
to
the
Prince
Rupert
European
Flood
Relief
Fund.
Three
new
members
were
initiated
Into
the
association.
Mrs
Vie
Morrison
conducted
the
meeting
ting,
nationally
advertised
EACH
1.00
JOIHO
MODEL
I
WEDB.
8ak.
CPA
hen
on
I
the
farm
of
Frank
Fox
had
i
something
to
cackle
about.
It
j
laid
a
lngie-yoked
egg
wcinh-;
Ing
a
quarter
of
a
pound,
meas-'
uring
seven
Inches
long
and
six
j
Indies
In
circumference.
MEN'S
WEAR
,
ALL
LIBER.
'"'"
.42.
tilth
Prrwnu
R0-
1
loru
and
agisting
'"tt-il
Kunrlr.v
SONS
OF
NORWAY
.
J
."Kill,
y
n
li
i
the
Capitol
l
"Die
Ciirlu
T1.1..1.
RED
LABEL
COMBS.
7ll
wool.
Sizes
38
to
44.
Extra
Special
EACH
Orillrs
nr
tr
6.95
"i-rill
HHy
1
1
lie
Roury
Clur).
nil
'
Si
;'.IV
ni........
1
f'20
Whist
cancel.
Yes
We
Know
It
Sounds
Fantastic,
MASQUERADE
FEBRUARY
20
10-2
Music
by
Mike
Colussi
and
Accomponimcnt
Refreshments
Everybody
Welcome
10
2
RclreshmenU
liOO
Everybody
wel-"'
hy
Mike
rv.i....i
Mercury
Interlock
COMBS.
Lightweight
interlock
combed
cotton
combinations;
short
sleeves,
long
legs.
All
sizes
in
stock.
"J
7
C
EACH
1
"Panlment.
,111
OMETRIST
pd
E.
Dowdie
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
USED
CARS
f
.
10.
Sio-.u
Building
NYLON
SOCKS
Men's
nylon
socks,
plain
and
fancy
spun
nylon,
soft
as
wool.
Extra
wear
in
every
pair
5Pii!l'.0,o",.:
1.00
SEE-
RURERT
MOTORS
LTD.
.
.
.
bill
il's
true.
With
every
pair
of
shoes
you
buy
from
)ur
new
spring
colleclion,
over$10.00
in
value,
you
will
receive
one
month's
supply,
3
pairs,
of
first
qualify
nylon
hose
ABSOLUTELY
FREE.
1951
PLYMOUTH
4-DOOR
SEDAN
Like
new.
Very
low
mileage.
..
$2025
I
I
if
I
I
J
MEN'S
SPORT
SHIRTS
Odds'and
ends,
all
sizes
among
the
lot,
Wool,
plaids,
Gabs,
Woven
checks,
and
various
other
cloths..
Values
to
$7.95
Ji
Q
C
SPECIAL
m
VANfni
i
Lmosun
8
(..,
tUlDAY
Ch"c,,'in,
Bpm.
snd
STKWART
nwun,
MldniEht
1
NllllT..
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
Woven
English
wincev
satin-finished
broad--cloth.
A
larae
assortment
of
pat-
if
QC
terns.
Sizes
from
36
to
44
.
.T
1949
PLYMOUTH
Sun
visor,
heater.
Mileage
9,000.
Priced
at
$160C
1948
CHRYSLER
WINDSOR
4-DOOR
SEDAN
Automatic
transmission,
heater,
radio,
new
paint
$1650
1947
FORD
FORDOR
SEDAN
$1050
1948
AUSTIN
COACH
$0
1948
DODGE
CLUB
COUPE
$1300
1950
3,4-TON
INTERNATIONAL
Panel
$1100
RURERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
866
iSTJ
E3JF
B
LI
BOYS'
DRESS
PANTS
Blend
qabardine,
well
tailored.
Collegiate
cut,
ziooer
fastening.
Blues,
Greens,
Wine,
Greys,
Fawns.
Sizes
8
to
1
8
vears..
AC
Extra
Soccial,
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tf
lis
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rd
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venu.
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