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Prince ‘Rupert Daily News 6 3B

April 20, 1960

GUEST ARTISTS FEATURED

May concert planned

by Ru pert

civic band

‘The first Ip afternoon in May: has been
chosen by the Prince Rupert Civic Band for its third
public concert performance to be held in the Civic

Centre at 2:30.
Under the.

easy Sunday afternoon listen-
ing.,

Providing the interludes will

be well-known ‘city guest artists
vocalist Joanne Clee and piano
festival winner Winnifred: Rompt.

Under heavy rehearsals,
band: has been practicing: for
its feature numbers to include

baton of band
master, Joseph G. Arduini, more
than 25 musicians will present
a two-hour concert designed for

the.

 

marches, overtures -and popular
Broadway musical selections. —
“Bless This House,” will be
the band’s solo selection. to “be
performed by trumpeter Bruce
Sinclair while the. major work
of the entire band will be “The
Light Cavalry Overture.”
* Admission for. the May.1 con-
cert is by ticket: only and may
be obtained from any’ member
of the band or at Deeth’s Phar.
macy and Ormes Drugs’ Limited,

 

 Rotey annual : spring tea

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“CO lure en terta inment *

“City Rotarians are busy . once again preparing

for the ‘ ‘Annual Spring Tea,”’
of. April 27 in the: Civic Centre.

Tea chairman Arthur Ogilvie
announced that all proceeds
from the tea and raffles to be
featured at the fun fare event,
will go towards the Senior Citl-
zen’s Housing project,

Pourers named. to preside at
the’ urns are S. D. Johnston,

Wee D, Vance,. E..T.: Applewhalte |

and T. B. Black.:: “

Fun will be provided by serv-
ers garbed in aprons and -gay
apparel and entertainment, un-
der the direction . of \Gunnard

_ Anderson, will feature novelty
‘singing and dancing acts.

*

H. F, Robins is in charge of

‘the large array of raffles. to be

displayed. :
Tickets for: the tea. to ‘begin

at 2 p.m. may be obtained from

 

'. EXPECTANT MOTHERS. —
-The Canadian Red Cross every
year conducts: more ‘than 145,000
tests for: expectant mo-

 

 

 
 
  
 
  
   
 

Give Now!
ONQUER CANCER”
CAMPAIGN: *

Bank of Montreal —
Third Ave. West -
Campaign Chairman)
Rev. Dr. R. W. K.-Enliott

 

Centre. lobby: is.a new. .exbibit,
just. arrived from: Kitimat

which will be:c an event

 

any Prince Ruperd Rotary mem-
oer. : :

Art, craft t.

 

tomorrow —

. Displays of. paintings
and exercises, will be feat-
ured by the Prince: ‘Rupert
Art. club~ “the Civic
Centre “Arts. and.‘ ‘Crafts
Exhibition, to be: held to-
morrow, “Friday: ‘and. Sat-

urday. .

Mey C. D: ‘Bown will convene
the special booth, which will also
feature hasty- -notes,’ ‘made by
the art club ‘members:

“At. the club’s _ last. meeting,
program - committee.’ chairman
Mrs.: George Hill showed prints
.| worked . by modern artist Am-
| edeo Modigliani while Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock gave. a, paper: on the
life of the painter. ee

Now hanging in the. Civic
en-
titled. “Prints. and; :
‘Circulated: ‘here
Vancouver: Com

  
    
 

until: -April. 30.

Cross,
Fretty Baby.

“boos if baby ‘is. cross y frecty,. it is usually 2 :
. sign . that something - in. his: or: her litle

system’ is “out of “order, And” in many
cuses, mild, genie Baby's Own Tablets can
promptly * ‘puc. it cight’’. That’g the reason
more und more modern mothers keep Baby's
Own Tablets on hand for wnstang use when
minor ailments, colic and upsets, due ton
‘of a: corrective, cause: baby ro’ be. frecful,
feverish and restless, Clinically and time-

- tested, Baby's Own Tablets are thoroughly
dependable. Just see for yourself how quick-
ly. these easy-to-take sweer-tasting ictle
tablets have baby feeling happy and com:
fortable again Ask your doctor, about them,
Get a package at your. druggist.’ a.
@ Mother! For irregularity ang and ‘minor diges.
tive upsets: of older. child,-3 "80/15, fore
clinically- tented Children One ot

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Council! and ..the; Canada. oaks |s
‘cil: grant,” the’ exhibit wil. hang oe

[ple Seale and:

Jreceiving. his:

1 thir ‘Lees,

 

MARVELUSTRE BY MARVELLA. ‘combines ‘the: glistening’ whiteness of Freshwater + pearl. with
‘glow of rare. orientals. Designed especially, for spring-summer 1960,’ shown:

the: deep inner

 

 

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_—Photo by ‘Marvella.

 

This” ‘spring an etree new concept. of fashion jewelry is needed —|
and available —~ to.the well-dressed American woman.
: pee. coats, suits and dresses are softer, less detailed than ever before.

   

    
 
 

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Instead of the, old fashione

  

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‘ jarged : ‘millimeter a
n}and: flattering tc
line,” cascade «a
nestle. at the: top.« ,

 

Presiding over.the session will
be District Deputy Grand Ex-
halted Ruler Donald Wanamak-
er of Kitimat. {

Receiving the out-of-town
delegates will be host Robert
Anderson, Exhalted Ruler of the
BPOE lodge No, 342. 4

Guest-of-honor invited to at-
tend is secretary of the B.C. Elks
association, William Cousins | of |
New Westminster, cof

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More than 60 district + delegates from. Burns Lake, Smithers, Kitimat end a
Terrace are expected to arrive in Prince Rupert. Friday to ‘attend the annual.

District No. 8 meeting of the Benevolent, Protective, Order of, Elks. to be held
in the Elks Lodge Saturday, April 23.. .

  

 

Registrations take place. Fri-
day night at 8 o’clock in. the
Elks lodge, to. be followed by a
social,

Saturday séssion begins ‘at 10
a.m. with a luncheon break, to
be concluded with a-.banquet
{and social in the Elks lodge with
‘members of District No. 8, Order
of. the Royal Purple,

 

GALA SOCIAL HIGHLIGHT

 

Leading the. formal. march
with ™. Inspector Jeeves...will be
Mrs. Jeeves’ who will. also’ be

» Guests.are expected to: arrive
from Kitimat, Terrace, Smithers,
Hazelton, : Burns ‘Lake, Stewart,
Ocean Falls’ and: Bella. Coola. -

‘|~ The gala affair, a social high-
light of the. spring season: will.

feature a 12-piece dance orches-
tra under the ‘direction of Jake
| Anton, and a buffet supper hour.

rich’ scarlet coats of the RCMP
members will lend a distinguish-

tion. °

hostess to out-of-town: guests of}
the. Prince Rupert sub- division..

‘| In’ a’ecabaret setting of RCMP |
royal blue and. gold colors,: the

‘ed note to: the glittering flinc-

 

"Dress. ‘is: optional and reser-'g

~ RCMP ball plans self |
“for Friday, April 29.

“Newly- arrived. Royal Canadian Mounted : Police
Sub-Inspector F. L. Jeeves will: play his first official}
social role April 29 when he hosts the fourth annual!|s
“RCMP Ball’ in: the Navy. Drill’ hall: beginning. ate :
10 p.m. with a “Grand March. : 1

   

 

vations for tlekets may. ; be: made = =
at, the: City P subd detachment Q

 

‘Frank. ‘Hicks,
Avenue, jeft ° this. “morning | by
Canadian. Pacific’ Airlines: 1
wr a 10- “day -business:. oe

 
 
 
   
  

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

~ ANNUNCIATION HALL woe
"Thursday, April, ‘2st - = 8 oi
_4—$50, Games a |

 

 

W games. ‘at. $20

vertisement. We’ will” continue: po eae
‘to “take. orders: to-go outlat.)

“1150: “Ambrose|"

 

PERSONALS. a :

Easter’ visitors, In Prince’ Rup-"
ert: were Mr. ‘and Mrs.: ‘Robert
Brebner and Kirk ‘Smith: of Van-
couver . who were: visiting : their’:
grandmother | Mrs. R.: oJ. DY
Smith, .. 257: ‘Third Avenue West.

Arriving here Friday. “by? ‘plane. i

they left Easter, “Monday.

 

Advertising in. The: Daily News |

_ Brings: ‘Results.

 

 

HOLLYWOOD. CAFE

Our. ‘Dining “Reort will be

 

‘watch.:for our ‘re-opening ac;

‘the rear. entrance ; from ‘5:39.

 

 

 

 

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PLAIN OR FILTER TIP

closed: ‘temporarily, for repairs, 2 fee

  
   

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_ Nine. men

today: by the St. John At

branch,

Recelving's “A”. tiekets , were
Frederick Abbott, William Doug-
las Carrie, Donald Douglas, Les-
John, Smith. . 3.
Cecil, Wing ‘was ° successful ;
Bro teket. :
“O"'tickets’ were | yeeolved “by |'
Rudy: Greesik, Albert. Thody and |,
John | ‘Zimmerman, :

Tt was, also reported that: Ken- |
neth Turk who was examined
only for oxygen” therapy - fin-
ished successfully along: with ‘all
other nine first: alders who were
examined In oxygen therapy and
who finished successtully,

Norman Armstrong was the
Instruetor for the recent class,

At a special. meeting. April. 3,
Mr, Grzesik was temporarily
nominated na secretary -for the
St. John Ambulance, elty brinch,
fling, the. pope. vaen tart! hy: Ar-

 

 
  

It rwas ‘annehineed that. the
Army i class examined ‘in | flrat
ud carion. this. year will vee
colve its eprtifientos, In, tha near

future,

To date four tonma have boon
entered far the Firat Ald eampe-
tition ta be held In (he: Olvie
Centra May 20,

are each canching a team, frony,
the Columbian Collulose .Camp-
any: Limited ab, Watson Island;
Douging Brown ‘Is coaching: a
team from Miller Bay. Indian
Hospital and Sat. Avtiiie! Ruth.
avford In coaching as tepm: from’
the “D" Compniy, “Tal Pualle.
jorr of Canada. (Vancouver Rogi-
ment, o

Vallowing the. ‘pampotition,:
“the Vivawah | is “holdiniy. special.
elagrod hw ‘artifiotnl resplrive
tow tor alt Antorasted HeraonAy

fren of charge.

. wre mene peneenean Hi eon RRR RNR .

OLD TRADITIONS:
“In. former: conturidg ‘ ogeplant

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earn tickets

in industrial first-aid —

Nine more'city men have now successfully passed
| theirIndustrial First Aid examinations it was reported

nbulance, Prince Rupett

following .a notice from the Workmen's
Compensation, Board .in. Vancouver. . co!

 

“$chool-

» for. fesidérs-
“slate d here

“City ‘yesldents_ interested In

 

‘attending’ ‘atschool in, recreation
leadership’. training will
‘an opportunity to. take a three-
day ‘course ‘being held’ May 20

 

have

to 22 in the Civic Centre.
The Northern. British Colum-

bila Leadership Training school

for recreation leaders Is belng
sponsored ‘bys the... community
prograni’s: “branch ; of the Da-
partment ‘of Recreation’ and the
Civic Centre association.

‘During ‘the: school, ‘classes In
all types of. recrention, cultural,
athletic activities will be given
and the program: will Inglude a
banquet, ° awimming, exhibition
and tours,”

Porsona . wishing more infor-
mation mhy; get in touch with
Contie: recreation supervisor,
Tom Maaleh,

Lofs

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greet. guests.

ie OTTAWA, “O: Champagne
flowod. and, ‘galoty wha ovory-
where. when, French Prosidont
Ohnrles de Gaulle arid Mma. de
Caullo: greoted. more than 400
persons ati the Froneh Anvbaary
Tuoaday ‘night. ee

“The ocenalon had An. onay I
formality; QA on.. de Gnulle gave
onal guoat avhandahatke and n
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