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Theatre
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
November
6,
1953
Stage
Play
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Victor
xt
Month
Poppy
Day
Tomorrow
?
In
Rupert
Bright
red
poppies,
symbols
of
remembrance,
will
be
worn
on
every
lapel
tomorrow,
Poppy
Day
t,
produce
a
one-act
i
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i
li;
''
t
e
Christmas
were
dls-
II
lis
wceK
wnt'H
ine
i
Burns
Lake
Woman
Feted
On
Departure
j
Special
to
The
Dally
New
BURNS
LAKE.
Fellow
employees
honored
Mrs.
Esther
I.
Doke,
popular
head
clerk
In
the
government
agent's
office
here,
on
her
departure
for
Prince
George,
where
she
will
make
her
home.
Mrs.
Doke
was
presented
wirn
a
gold
band
pen
and
pencil
set
by
the
group
which
Included
Jim
Wilds,
Bill
Richmond,
Aubrey
Fisher,
Bill
Mummery,
Anne
Welsh,
Jacques
Hayes
and
Barney
Mulvaney,
as
well
as
many
others
from
throughout
this
district.
n
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v.
In
Prince
Rupert.
I
One
of
the
major
events
in
Legion
Week,
leading
up
to
Rr-I
membrance
Day
observances
next
Wednesday,
Poppy
Day
will
see
some
40
youngsters
on
the
streets
In
Prince
Rupert,
selling
the
,
bright
flowers,
brave
reminders
j
that
there
are
still
men
and
iw'f.mpn
suffering
the
effects
of
two
world
wars.
I
Handicapped
war
veterans
make
their
living
manufacturing
j
the
popples,
and
proceeds
of
local
poppy
sales
help
those
men
In
Record
Specials
All
Brand
New
Records
Red
Seal
78rpm-12"
.
Regular
$1.65
"
S"CIAL
$1.00
Red
Seal
78
rpm
-
10"
the
Vet-Craft
shops,
as
well
;
Kiipi'ri
Little
Theutie
!!,!
iK
Id
its
annual
gen-
.tliHK
is
i
,):
coiiibc-
was
named
,t
the
play,
proceeds
of
v,i!
probably
be
Riven
to
ily
Ca.sling
fur
the
pl:iy,
,v
I,.'
-ine
House
With
jis.y
Windows,"
Is
teri-
'
m'iI-!
it
1'"'
November
9
,
I
!-
onibe
will
also
,,
,
manager,
lu
tin'
large
percentage
,.
in
ilia
orp,,inua-,
Mm
t
in
i
.-.ecuiive
was
v.,la
cu-ruld
f.
Wu;xl-!)!
;
.rut
:,nd
Jim
Cuiii-,
,
piesittcnt.
A
secre-,.
t
v,:!l
te
namel
r..:
i
lit,
wlii)
chaired
::n
reviewed
the
prog-.(i
i
a.le
Thi'atre
group
):ii-3H
season
when
two
(t
pi.iv.s
were,
presented
.a
l
k
;
eniwr
and
one
In
,!.
n
produced
was
a
i
pl.iy
fur
the
Prince
Ru-l'i-.ttu-t
Drama
Festl-
Tm
lit
listed
the
progress
in
i;.iining
effects
for
lirhMHS,
costumes
and
ip
w
h
i
c
h
had
been
made
by
the
associate
pniup
set
the
flr.it
,
m
December
for
its
i'jl,;r
naeting.
as
elding
Prince
Rupert
district
vefs.
j
More
than
half
of
the
proceeds
of
the
poppy
sales
remain
wun
MR.
AND
MRS.
C.
COBB
Two
wcl!
-known
evangelists,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Cobb
of
Vancouver,
will
hold
.
special
revival
meetings
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Pentecostal
Tabernacle,
West
bixth,
Sunday
morning
and
eveninc,
November
8.
The
couple,
well-known
for
their
preaching
throughout
B.C.
and
the
United
Slates,
will
also
hold
m-j"
i,
Tuesday
and
Friday
of
r.e-:t
week.
Rev.
R.
W.
Si.arott,
leal
Incumbent
at
the
Tajjmacle,
has
Issued
an
invitatim
to
everyone
to
the
p.un'tav
fenfires
at
11
a.m.
and
7:20
p.m.
and
the
weekly
meetings
at
8
p.m.
DACKACI1G
r.!aybe7arninq
Baduche
ii
ften
caused
by
luy
Iwlney
action.
Whn
kidneys
(at
tut
it
artier,
excels
acida
and
wastes
remain
in
tha
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest
ar
that
tired-out
and
heaTy-headed
lading
may
aeon
follow.
That's
the
time
te
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd'a
stimulate
the
kidneys
te
normal
action.
Then
yea
I
Hi
anch
27
of
the
Canadian
Le-
glon,
and
the
poppy
funds
are:
jt.iirnirked
specifically
for
relief
of
veterans
and
their
dependants
in
this
district.
!
Th?
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
SPEC,AL
2
For
$1,251
feel
better
sleea
better
work
better,
j
Get
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
now.
61
;
Dallv
New
Want
iZt
Get
Re$nlu
Black
Seal
.
f
J
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W4f
4
I
is
in
charge
of
the
poppy
distributions.
School
children
in
the
city
will
receive
their
popples
today.
Poppy
wreaths
have
al-reody
nen
sold
to
organizations
planning
to
lay
them
at
the
cenotaph
Wednesday.
Other
major
events
c:
Legion
Week
Include
a
"Bring
the
Missus"
right
tonight
at
the
Legion
hall
at
which
an
amateur
program
will
be
staged
with
Mrs.
Jim
Black
and
R.
J.
Bone
in
charge.
Sunday
Legionnaires
will
parade
to
The
Salvation
Army
hall
for
a
special
service,
with
J.
S.
Wilson
In
charge
of
the
parade,
and
Legion
Week
will
be
climaxed
by
the
annual
remembrance
service
at
the
cenotaph
Wednesday
morning,
followed
by
a
Legion
banquet
and
the
annual
re
liiw
smxiiiaru
Regular
$1.00
special
2
For
$1.00
ff
45
rpm
Records
Lis
Card
f-arl
tj
Photo
tjv
vaa
ivi..er
bluaio.
DIE
HOME
SOON
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
I.
M.
Rydde,
popular
young
Prince
Ruoert
counle
whn
weri
mnrrierf
,i-.-i
i.JCt
a,fi,rfo
n
t..b":
-s
of
cards
were
In!
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathixlrnl
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k
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.
.
t
mu
Uttii.
uvi.il
111UU1HIIK
cit
m
W
at
aF
hen
the
Women's
Auxil-ibe
Canadian
Legion
stag-ir
card
party
Wer&esday
Keguiar
yac
SPECIAL
...
...
RYE
Aristocrat
interior
B.C.
points.
The
bride,
Marian,
Is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
R.
Shenton
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
groom
Is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Rydde
of
Ordale,
Sask.
They
will
make
their
home
here.
2
For
$1.00
8
yean
old
5
years
old
4
years
old
3
years
old
Anniversary
,
,
Viscount
Melchers
Special
Reserve
GIN
London
Club
London
Dry
membrance
ball
Wednesday
niirht.
,
,
s'cre
awarded
as
follows:
women's
Mrs.
A.'Amoth;
Mrs.
11.
liitterman
(sub);
:,
vsmen'j
Mrs.
A.
Mur-n
.s.
J.
C.
Jacltson;
bridge,
..
Mrs.
A
Dickens,
men's
H
l:i.vell
(.sub),
rwnniit'cp
in
rharee
o!
Brownies
Enter
Guide
Ranks
In
Flying-Up
Ceremony
Here
insist
on
.a-his
included
Mrs.
Alex"
lne
rlrst
enrollment
and
fly-:
completing
tenderfoot
tests.
melchers
ALBUMS
Long-Play
and
78
rpm
!
HALF-PRICE
Thousands
of
Selections
Mis
s
Bronke
and
Mrs.iln-uP
ceremony
or
the
season
i
k.,!:..c;1.
I
for
Conrad
Guides
and
Brownies
Hospitalized
Rupert
Cub
Wins
Badges
Young
Meldrum
Souter,
Prince
TJiiriorfr
Wnlf
Pnh
nnw
.n
hnsnit.nl
ii
x'
;
.i:
d
party
will
be
i
was
ntla
81
onraa
street
school.
Blanche
Girardet
and
Patsy
Pearson
flew
up
bv
rieht
of
Golden
Wines
and
Lynne
Griffiths,
Loree
Paup;ht,
Sherry
Douglas
and
Linda
Larsen
walk-
18.
v.hen
one
Guide
was
enrolled
and
six
Brownies
of
the
Second
and
Fourth
packs,
flew-up
to
j
ed
p
by
rls-ht
of
their
Brownie
IIS"
Smiles.
readers
.onieia
uain
was
enrolled
as
a
mi-mhpr
nf
tu
tf-,M
-'L
i
cmuiuesMn
Vancouver
Rufferine
a
RDina!
Sturdily.
Nov.
Rupert
Guide
company,
after
i
?i"ZVTea.
shoe
?-
OUI?e
P0'
Infection,
has
not
been
forgotten
and
a
campfirc
circle
was
b,
the
Scout
movement.
tverv
n
1
welcome.
Build
Your
Library
While
These
Specials
Last
''
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ah
I
(260)
V
zuu
Mirena
TIms
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
rhe
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.tuwuc-u.
Kaitjiuv
ujeneu
wun
Th
in.ver-old
hov
son
of
IneyWlncy
Spider
'and
!iB
u
wh)cn
ooks
fter
handlcap.
i
Helen
Woodcock
tind
Louise
.
.
ed
j
Cubs
.
n"d
Scouts-
0
f
I
Thomas
icadine
a
new
song,
"Six
,
'ih.i.
r-,,.i,,"
i
The
two
badges,
athlete
fcl
and
A
io
t
n-ayr
United
Church
'cTJzZ,
S
Annual
Dinner
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Sunday,
11
1
-
ENJOY
THE
EXTRA
COMFORT
THAT
COMES
FROM
PERFECT
FIT
.
.
.
Arrow
Gabanaro
Some
2D0
members
of
the
First
'
ltearn
nlaver.
were
earned
bv
Mel
(260)
.United
church
last
night
en-
Patrol
Leader
Heather
Stevens
K.fnre
he
was
hosnitalized.
Ho
i
f
Job's
Daughters,
1
Joyed
their
annual
Congrega-
and
Guides
Audrey
Barton
and
passed
tests
last
spring
for
the
''
r,
at
7:30
p-m.
tlec-
tional
dinner.
Dorothy
Shaw
fprved
marshmal-
MMeto
badge,
and
his
work
in
!,
sil
ver
march
I
Kev.
L.
G.
Sieber
was
master
of
lows
for
the
feast
winding
up
the
the
Little
League,
on
the
Wild
(2j!)i
cercmonie
for
the
event,
at
program.
ot
team
earned
him
the
team
.-I'mn
.n,,n.-red
hv
i
lllrn
a
nlanlisht
Wa''i
Sh0wing
01
Aau
lis
eV"e;il
in-luded
Mrs.
P'-ayer
badge.
Avi.u.
,Um'
rhe
Klng'
Man-
an
r
m
-.
k
Sunday
Nov
8
OriffHlv
rSUPhi.
Mrs.
Word
of
the
presentation
was
c
ne
in
leirinn
Hill'
Afrlcan
storv'
Larsen
and
Mrs.
Girardet,
par-
received
here
from
Area
Com-
A.
L
frdoi!
i,
Business
'
Mi"
Jean
n
Plllcr'
Christian
pllts
nf
nrownl.
Brown
ni,
missioner
J.
A.
Bramham
for
COUTT'S
CARDS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
1
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')
-
Bo.ed
or.
Individual
S7BCIAI.
OVERSEAS
SPECIAL
FRIENDS
V
9
SPECIAL
FArJILY
I
.
A?,p
ge;j2u.l
APPROI-'RIATE
greetings
'
Also
--.'';....
FANCY
WRAPPING
-
SEALS
-
RIBBONS
...
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Mrs.
j.
u.
Kooenson
anu
Mrs.
ititsiiano-i'airview
oy
iscoucs.
(260)
ly
to
the
group
on
ner
present
M
P
pearM)n
and
Guide
Captain
'(A
fur
uLiiuii
.
rv
v-iu-ii
i
iu
!
Vorwiv
d
inee
Frl-
'tour
cf
the
P'sbytery.
She
had
Mrs
,
K
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e
um'ub
,;.,,!.
lust
returned
from
a
visit
to
.
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rlLVJtjCsSJWa
Evervnim
u-dnnmo
I
The
cnurch
women's
Auxiliary
(25!)1
j
prepared
the
turkey
dinner,
con
i
SPECIAL
OFFER
Watche
h
Off
j
venea
oy
mis.
.
reoersen.
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V
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'.
en
Your
name
Imprinted
on.
boxed
cartli
24-hor
service)
Loss
Our
1
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Y0URGAIN!
Regular
SALE
Gf$'
F
ova
49.50
33.00
Gcnfs'
MMo
72.50
48.25
Gcr.W
luUrm
59.50
39.50
Ger.ir.'
Bh.ovo
42.50
28.25
Gir!s'
Gyac.i
35.00
23.35
G'th'
iT,'vn
71
50
47.50
Girls'
Eh1og
49.50
33.00
Girls'
i.-:'c
--
42.50
23.35
Girls'
,1ticx
120.00
80.00
Gir!i'
Ein(Auto)
135.00
90.00
Ledks'
Grtirn
45.00
30.00
Lakes'
Gruen
57.50
38.35
Lodics'
tJulova
42.50
28.35
Ladies'
Bi!ova
59.50
39.50
Lodies'
Elg'n
59.50
39.50
Pfan
(?art
party
-
s'h
.Scat
dove
Piiins
for
a
card
party
were
dlcense:l
when
members
of
the
Afternoon
Branch
of
the
Worn
en's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Seal
Cove,
met
yesterday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J
Prince,
1032
Ninth
Avenue
East
Mrs.
Maud
Vlerdeck,
president,
conducted
the
-meeting
at
which
it
was
decided
to
hold
a
card
party
ln
the
church
hall
Noycmber
13.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
liosess
at
the
conclusion
of
the
business
session.
5
TO
GO
AT
SPECIAL
LOW
PRICES
o
YOUR
CHOICE
OF
g
MODELS
that
wonderful
Arrow
Sport
Shirt
that
comes
in
your
exact
sleeve
length
.
cry
I
1
6.95
Just
a
Few
of
Our
Specials
LAY-AWAY
NOW
FOR
CHRISTMAS!
Georae
Cook
Jeweller
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
$19450
STARTING
AT
YOU
If
r.'R.!,NA
BASHA'
"
woman
without
I'
,
has
received
a
re-
deportation
to
n
fs.
r
Easha,
a
stateless
Russian,
was
ordered
u
on
the
expiration
of
e'
;'n
Passport,
issued
d
!"e.
'"etime
of
her
S
an
Italian
n
1950
she
married
nmizen
in
Brazil.
PARTNERS
hamL?!-Prlme
Minis-
GEORGE
COOK
.
.
.
JEWELLER
Fase
into
an
Arrow
Gabanaro
and
you'll
see
what
a
wonderful
difference
perfect
fit
makes.
Gabanaro
lits
neat
and
smooth
at
the
collar
.
.
.
free
and
easy
across
1
lie
shoulilers
.
.
.
comfortably
trim
throughout.
Made
with
the
sensational
Arafold
collar
that
looks
great,
feels
great,
wora
open
or
closed
.
.
.
with
or
without
a
tie.
Washable
rayon
gabardine
in
smart
color
selection.
Come
in
today
and
treat
yourself
to
Cauaila's
favorite
sport
shirt.
I
ARY
SALI
4th
kM
ON
THESE
WELL-KNOWN
BRANDS
a
.?
I'
sr,
;:sr.
S&NICKERS0N
AAcRAE
BROS.
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mi
or
Pakistan,;
np
canteen
for
civil
"n'envllhe
"lationshlu,
ln
Primarily
a
partner--Ce'ng,
the
aairS
of
ith
f,,'Ten
m
estab-j
,,,r';;ntS
sanctioned
by
MEN'S
WEAR
VsOFF
50e
OFF
VsOFF
China
Costume
Jewellery
-
Watches
LIMITED
Phone
6
or
36
FOR
ARROW
SPORT
SHIRTS
i
v."'