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“season: at the Civic’ Centre last’ night.

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tain. . calls at: the. conclusion ‘of
the: ‘two-hour concert...
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quartet. and” their. _top- -notch
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teamwork and a sensitivity. for

the special. music that: ‘makes’ up

‘quartet’ work, were the. keynotes
of the evenings’. -presentations.

The program. ‘consisted . -of

|) Havens “Quartet in-D: ‘Major,

Opus 76, No.. Bb”, ‘Scubert’s “Quar-

| tettsatz in’ G ‘Minor, mee Turina’s
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"Richard | Patterson,

John “Laurie,
society’s hospitality ‘committee;

was held'in the Teen. Room after |.
| the’ concert :and. gave members|
of ‘the audience an’ opportunity

to meet the.artists.
Next concert by soprano Mari-
lyn Horne is. scheduled Novem~

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With: the: “Picture Loan”
Jin: Prince. Rupert, after a most successful first year
executive members of tthe. spon-
Jaunched the second season with
a‘two- week: showing of twenty attractive new Can-

_ PICTURE! LOAN! IN-2nd YEAR Rees

Canadian “originals or on 1 display

two-week showing

now: firmly established

adian originals, qa spokesman for the group announced

today.
. On visplay in the Civic ‘Centre

lobby. from. October..2 to. 16. are

also many varied and colorful
together with
popular: oils and: water “colors:
from - last. ‘season’s | selections.
‘Among. the new pictures being
offered. are oils by’ the Czechos-

enka. Fanderlik of Trail, English
trained. “Audrey Tottill ; -of  Vic-
toria, Bob - Steele - “of ‘Chilliwack
and Jean Findlay of. Alert. Bay.
Water-colors are. contributed by
Jack: Hambleton ° of: Vancouver
and, Gladys ‘Lindemere of New
Westminster. fl

‘Adding: a special local interest
to the art. collection’ are water
color landscapes . .and, sea scapes

painted this’ summer _ jin> “Prince

The: Civic
pool, will receive an electric clock
from the Municipal chapter’. ‘of
the Imperial: Order Daughters: of

‘the Empire,

At the ‘chapter's monthly

|' meeting Monday night held at
- Joe

the home of Regent Mrs.
Ridsdale, the hope was express-
ed that the clock would arrive in
time for the pool’s opening, Oc-
tober 20. cs

‘In other | business arrange-
ments | were completed for the
IODE fall bazaar to be held in
the Civic, Centre ‘auditorium,
November 19.

In coming events, the Cambrai
chapter reported that its “Mer-
ry-Go-Round’’ bridge would be- |
gin this month,

The Queen Mary chapter re-
ported that members. would be
visiting residents of the Pionecr
Home on Thanksgiving Day.

It was decided to hold church

 

‘Val-,| ahead for wall decor

 

Rupert, the Queen Charlotte Is-
lands and in the. Bulkley. Valley
by Ruth Harvey of this city.
Borrowers are ‘peing afforded
this opportunity of viewing ‘all

| the paintings that will be av-

ailable throughout the coming’
year in order. that they may plan
in their
homes and. offices,
Reservations, however, are. not
being made during the exhibi-
tion...
’ The’ pictures will, become}
available at 8 p.m. ‘Friday, Oc-
tober 16, to -former’ and. new
members of the Picture Loan
Group on a rental basis of one
dollar ‘monthly, membership be-

‘ing set at’ the. nominal fee of

one gollar: “ ars

  

First United, church,
morning service:- e
The Cambrai chapter’ will be

| represented at’. the. Citizenship

Court House ceremonies Novem-
ber 2 at- 10. aM, “it _ was an-
nounced.:

Mrs. Cc. “G Hani won the
monthly raffle.

 

An nouncements
e Dance, Sons of Norway, Fri-
day, Oct. 9th.: sWhist at 8:00 p.m.

 

 

Dance at 10:00 p.m. Good music
old and. new. (196)

4 Catholic Fall Bazaar October
Wth -@& 8th, Annunciation Audi-
torium, 2-6. p.m., 7-11 p.m, (196)

e Valhalla’ Meeting Thursday
October:8, 8 p.m. te)

4 Prince Rupert Daily News

 

 

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president

of ‘the concert society, welcomed
|the quartet and the audience
and a reception headed by Mrs. a
chairman ‘of the|.—

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to. art club.

Following ‘his introduction by
club president, Mrs. T. M. Christ- |‘
ie, Mr, ‘Hinman - outlined | the
course he will. follow ': ‘for -
coming year as art. club. Instruc-
tor.

“ “Tf a painting: is ‘to. £0 ‘right
it must begin right,’ ” Mr. Hin-
man. said..
He told members | ‘that con-
. | centration on basic’ ‘training. and
“| training to’ include principles: of

 

 

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would be. ‘the’ general: pattern
for .the. year’s course..
However he said that. the ies

 

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“The ‘enthusiastic reception. given. Calgary aitist
and: teacher ‘Robert: Hinman Monday night at the]:
Prince Rupert. Art club‘s first: meeting of the season
pointed. up..a..most energetic year of. art, insruction:

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‘| pert’ Hotel. :
-Tyear, : “Mr, ‘Turner succeeds - John}.

[William - ‘Turner Saturday was
‘elected - ‘president ofthe “Prince
Rupert’: chapter. of ‘Toostmasters CG. ‘Ewatt;
‘International at“ a luncheon):
‘meeting.-heldsin: the: Prince ‘Ru-
»Vice- president . last}.

   

Saturdays

   

“TB: ‘PATIENTS |
Maynard, who resigned when he}.
took a position: in Kamloops,
‘Others elected were Garnet
Peterson, first. vice- -president;’
John* McNish, second, vice- ~pres-"

 

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Prederick: ‘Conrad; treasurer rv, .
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“Meeting’¢ re held, at: 12; 30 pam. .

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the * ‘student.
“(In - ‘other business, program
committee. chairman: Mrs;:
George Hills, pave. each. ‘Of: the’

20. students. present, a: copy. of |}.

|the. program for. the year’s . art
appreciation classes to. ‘be! held:
every second . “Monday of each
month.

elt: was announced that: this
program includes: short. lectures,

‘and various * ‘films .on Painters

and painting technique...’ ey

 

by Mrs. St.

Mrs. F. St. John Madeley ‘was
| elected the. first president of the
‘| newly-formed ° » Prince:- _Rupért|t

Toastmistress
:| night when the club. held its first
weekly meeting ‘in “the Elks
lodge.

Others ...to take office fora
temporary period were, Mrs: Wil-
liam Hitchcock, vicetpresident;
Mrs. W. J. “Jensen, ‘secretary-
treasurer: and Mrs. B. ‘B, Milnes,
hostess.

At tomorrow. nights - meeting
Ww. J. Jensen, area governor for
Toastmasters .International will
be chairman and general evalu-
ator for speakers Mrs. Milnes,
Mrs.. Hitchcock, Mrs... Madeley
and Mrs. John Laurie.

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PERSONALS ~

“Leaving tomorrow - by’ Cana-

 

dian’ Pacific Airlines plane, is W.|

H. Fudger newly-elected | presi-
dent of the Prince Rupert Kins-
men club, who: will attend the
Kirismen‘s fall council for, B.C.
presidents in Vancouver October
9,10 and 11. He will then attend
a convention ‘of, the Canadian
dry cleaners ‘as ssociation in: Tor-.

onto, October 22, 23 and 24 and.

visit his. father Robert Fudger.
He plans to return: the end of
October.

 

 

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