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Wednesday,
December
17,
1947
MARIE
BALAGNO,
APPEARING
SOON
IN
TOWN
HALL,
TO
BE
HEARD
HERE
Mario
Halagno-Lundquist,
distinguished
young
pianist,
widely
recognized
by
West
Coast
music
patrons
and
critics,
will
be
presented
in
concert
Monday,
December
-20,
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
l.'rince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
u
The
young
artist-student
of
Stephen
Balogh,
em-
during
which
she
was
awarded
the
coveted
Artist-performer
di-
anrl
nnmnnspr
Mo
cfnHIn
Pv
.
.
.
.
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'
"
.
delegates
to
the
Civic
Centre
"FORM
i
Liszt
i.
"Paganlni
Etude
E
Major'
(Liszt).
"Rondino"
(Paul
Tufts).
"The
Little
Paper
Bug"
(Villa-Lobos
)
.
"The
Little
Glass
Wolf"
Villa
FELL
FROM
TRAIN
TONBRIDGE.
Found
wan
AL-ly
Yours
Sizes
twelve
through
forty-four
...
a
style
selection
to
please
the
fastidiou.s.
Holiday
season
formals
can
be
made
so
much
more
enjoyable
with
a
new
Formal.
We
invite
your
approval
of
our
formal
dresses
of
today.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
ST
HOLIDAY
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
15
EVENING
GOWNS
Selection
of
all
sizes.
No
two
alike-each
different.
Your
choice.
REDUCED
y-i
PRICE
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
UUPEItrs
NEWEST
AND
SIOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
4
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
The
eighth
birthday
of
Robert
Melvin
was
celebrated
last
Saturday
by
a
childrens'
party
at
his
home
where
the
youngsters
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
As
a
result
of
a
highly
succes-full
dance,
the
fire
brigade
of
Terrace
have
the
money
to
purchase
new
equipment
for
the
fire
house.
mlncnt
musical
director
of
the
1
Tne
annual
meeting
of
St
Cornish
School
of
Allied
Arts
In
J
DONATIONS
MADEi
Matthew's
Anglican
Women's
Seattle,
recently
completed
her
'Auxiliary
was
held
at
the
home
TCDI?
A
CV
T
A
most
successful
musical
year:
o
I
1
LKKALL
W.A.j0f
Mrs
Sande
on
Thursday
af-
wlth
Mrs'
t
ternoon
Bfrt
TERRACE
-
The
Woman's
After
the
routine
busl-
Anviiinrv
tn
t.
h
o
nanadhn
I
presiding.
pioma.
tnc
is
tne
first
uornisn
Tnrri
ua
t.ho
ness
was
conciuaea
me
presi-
student
In
nineteen
years
who
.
PVPnn(r
ln
,hP
rihrnnm
hut
dent
and
secretary-treasurer
I
Douglas
Cushman.
Kenny
Earl
has
succeeded
In
acquiring
and
due
to
poor
attendance
elec-
Eave
tnelr
rePorts
but
the
eIec
,
and
Davld
OManders.
maintaining
the
professional
tion
of
officers
was
postponed
to
tion
of
officers
was
postponed!
J.
Schultzic's-
Parker
Mills,
standards
of
musicianship
which
a
future
date
Openln"
service'"11
the
next
meeting
which
will
Ronnie
Paulson.
Gunnar
Paul-thc
diploma
represents.
It
is
was
conducted
by
Mrs.
nan,
be
held
at
Mrs.
Norrington's
on1
son.
Gerald
Toop
and
Jimmy
the
highest
honor
Seattle's
inter-
president,
and
two
new
mem-
January
8-
Procter.
nationally
known
Cornish
School
bers,
Mrs.
Mcllroy
and
Miss
Ina
!
--r
-'
bestows.
;
Smith,
were
initiated.
Business
Mr-
N1?el
Sherwood
is
swlyj
.
urN
The
man
who
has
molded
of
the
evening
included
a
dona-
j
ZL
bHIPb
AND
Marie
Balagno-Lundquist
into
a,tl0
f
10
t0
the
Community
skilled
Drcelslon.nlavlnir
artist-
Xmas
Tree
fund-
5
Civlc
Centre
.
Stephen
Balogh
is
a
famed
con-1
Sunshine
Fund.
Mrs.
Hall
and
!
Mrs.
Maxted
were
appointed
Mrs.
Frank
Gavan
Guild
President
rensiveiy
aoroaci
wttn
tne
ereat
.
.
...
...
1
TrapinpTi,.
nnnnni
Mrs.
Frank
Gavan.
Vice-President
Mrs.
Glen.
Recording
Secretary
and
Treasurer
Mrs.
V.
Ross.
Corresponding
Secretary
Mrs.
Rogers.
BOOST
LINSEED
OIL
PRODUCTION
NEW
DELHI
(P
The
Indian
Oilseeds
Committee
has
been
formed
to
devise
a
plan
for
the
development
of
oilseeds
ln
that
Chromatic
Fantasy
a
n
d
;
derlng
in
a
dazed
condition
on
a
country.
India
already
is
the
5iW
:
"In
the
Mood"
EVENING
WEAR
at
PEOPLES
A
011;
Available!
LOOK
FOR
TID3
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE--Under
the
leadership
of
Mel
Peeke-Vout.
basketball
has
got
under
way
at
the
Civic
Centre
with
the
young
boys
very
keen
on
the
game.
Very
soon,
there
will
be
girls'
teams
playing
too.
Last
Saturday
Mel
Pceke-Vout's
team
played
against
a
team
trained
by
Joe
Schultzic
and
were
beaten
20-8.
Playing
on
the
teams
were:
M.
Feek-Vout's
Sam
Kirkal-dy,
Charles
de
Kergommeaux.
WATERFRONT
The
loss
of
the
VS.
transport
Clarksdale
Victory
with
49
lives.
,
uirecioraie.
Keiresnmenis
were
.
"
,
continues
to
be
the
subject
.f
Rnl
Rartnk
Amid
nriv
,
,
1
V,
?
!
'uP
i
served
by
Mrs.
J.
Campbell
and
in
and
election
f
fcs
of
,
,
critirin
in
ai
c
h
l
of
Franz
Llzst
niaiirip
nphns-!.
.
.
:
itho
toiw
nn
ir.
ttioh
a
101
severe
criticism
in
Ai-
.
j
Mrc
h
InLlVRfin
wii.
i
v.
o
uunu
vvj
Mib
U111.1.H
sey.
and
Ernest
von
Dohnanyi.;
I
Church
were
held
on
Friday
at
Many
artists,
including
Grace
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bruce
Smith.
jment
dp
Menupt
An,me
,nave
Moore,
Rosa
Ponselle,
George
Muzsika"
r,.ti,..
,r-i.M
Valsette
with
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank
ln
the
Gershwin,
and
Oscar
Levant
received
formal
training
from
him
In
New
York.
Lundquist
began
intensive
study
with
him.
Now,
eleven
years
later,
plans
are
being
made
for
her
formal
Town
Hall
debut
Sh
will
perform
a
series
of
cencerts
on
the
Pacific
Coast
designed
as
a
preparation
for
the
all
important
New
York
concert.
The
concert
in
this
city
Is
the
first
on
the
aforementioned
winter
series.
The
program
Includes:
Zongora
grazioso
Allegro
giocoso
in
1936,
a
year
after
Stephen
cV,"
'
are
as
follows:
riAlnt,
1,1
,.
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"
President
p-
f
,
r
"Petrarca
Sonet
No.
123
uion
at
uurnisu,
inane
naiagno
aska
and
in
west
coast
United
States
ports.
It
Is
said
that
proper
use
of
the
direction
find-
chair.
Rev.
McAllister
attended
!
,nS-
equipment
and
fathometer.
the
meeting
and
presided
during
the
election
of
oficers
who
on
the
vessel
would
have
pre
vented
the
wTeck.
There
could
also
have
been
a
lack
of
experienced
seamanship.
A
U.S.
marine
official
discounts
suggestions
respecting
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
coastline.
He
says
the
powerful
light
and
radio
beacon
on
Langara
Islan"
should
have
been
used
to
cheel
the
position
of
the
ship,
especially
In
storm-lashed
seas.
Lately,
the
fisheries
department
boat
that
Is
equipped
with
an
echo
sounder,
has
been
out.
prospecting
for
signs
of
Fugue"
'Bach'.
rallwav
trafk
here.
Ronald
world's
lareest
Droducer
of
rea-!
""ring.
There
has
been
a
5,000-
"Jeux
d'
Eau
'The
Fountain)
Jones,
7.
said
he
"fell
out
of
a
nuts
and
second
only
to
Argen-
100
tluota
for
,l-
There
were
(Ravel
i
.
"Sonatlne"
Mode
re
Mouve-
train'
don
while
on
his
way
to
Lon-
Una
in
the
production
of
ha
feed
traces
of
Sound.
schools
ln
Baynes
The
motorshlp
Seattle,
from
Sweden,
is
due
In
Vancouver
during
Christmas
week,
and
coast
shipping
men
are
considerably
interested
in
the
craft
which
has
been
specially
built
for
the
Pacific
trade.
She
is
of
9.000
tons
register.
502
feet
long,
and
is
fitted
with
specially
designed
electrical
hoist
cranes.
Cargo
capacity
Is
578,000
cubic
feet.
She
will
be
the
first
of
five
new
Johnson
liners.
SELECTED
OWN
COFFIN.
TREFDRAETH,
Wales.
0
1
Richard
Jones
was
burled
ln
a
coffin
made
from
wood
he
selected
40
years
ago.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
190
Two
Sailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
.
Tuesdays,
l:3i
pjn.
Coquitlam.
Fridays,
12
midnight.
Catala.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
12
midnight.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
December
12
midnight.
I
OR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
December
14
midnight.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
&08
$2300
FOR
RED
SHIELD
final
Statement
on
I'roceeds
Made
Further
Acknowledgements
Subscriptions
in
the
recent
Salvation
Army
Red
Shield
Home
Front
Appeal
totalled
$2300.15.
according
to
an
official
statement
by
the
treasurer,
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby.
The
following
additional
subscriptions
are
announced:
Prime
Rupert
hotel
1000
"Anon
800
North
Went
Construction
20.00
F
Anfleld
500
Art
Murray
(99
Taxi)
5
00
Mrs
J.
Dremner
3
OO
Johnny's
Snack
Bar
2.00
I
fYaaer
llous
3
00
C
N.
R.
Dining
Car
Employee
9
50
.
J
Slaggnrd
2.00
Dally
New
Ltd
10.00
'B
Marshall
3.W
!
Mitchell
&
Currle
5
00
Pioneer
Laundry
10
00
Mrs
Younuman
500
I
Smith
&
Elklns
10
00
;
Noble
&
Wick
5
00
D
Ello
Furniture
500
I
Shenton
Sheet
Metal
Work
.
.
2
00
Thompson
Hardware
1000
Bob
Parker
Ltd
20
00
Gordon's
Hardware
1000
McMeekln's
Brokerage
5
00
Pioneer
Rooms
2
00
II
G
Helgerson
Ltd
500
Superior
Auto
At
Body
Service
.
200
Rupert
Motors
Ltd
5.00
W
F
Stone
1000
W
J.
Pfelfer
200
O.
R
S
Blackaby
500
Bank
or
Montreal
Staff
5.50
Phllpott
Evltt
it
Co.
LW.
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,
5
00
Armour
Salvage
t
Tow
log
Co.
.
10.00
Royal
Bank
of
OaniKhi
Salt
.
.
10
M
Central
Hotel
10
00
Georgetown
Lumber
&
Box
Co.
.
5
00
Mrs
A.
Initalls
.
2
00
"S.
A.
Friend"
2.00
Miss
Doughty
300
"A
Friend"
.
.
3
00
Mr
and
Mrs.
Crukktfank
...
2
00
Col
J.
Hamilton
Orarit
600
Mrs
Pullen
300
M
J.
Win
.
2
00
George
Olefton
300
Mrs.
J
F.
Maulrt
600
R
K
Elklns
2
00
S
Hsmblln
200
R
B
Wllsun
3
00
Mr.
WoodsWe
3
00
Mrs.
L.
Fetoeoth!
3.00
"Anon"
2.00
"Anon"
300
N.
E.
Oerrard
500
"A
Friend"
3
00
Mrs.
Dale
3
00
Mr.
Thornton
200
"Anon"
300
Mis
M.
A.
Way
300
Mrs.
J.
Strand
3.00
M.
M.
Stephens
3.00
H.
Dixon
800
"Anon"
30
Mrs
Golds
3.00
"A
Friend-
3
00
"Anon"
.
10.78
8
A.
Cheeeman
3
00
Mrs.
E.
P.
Stone
3.00
"Friend"
300
"Anon"
3.58
Mr.
Hart
300
W.
McKenate
J
.00
Mrs.
Bnig
2
00
C.
Wodchuek
3.00
Mrs.
G.
Menelee
3.00
A.
Friend
3.00
Mrs.
Bomak
2
00
M-
Nelson
3.00
Friends
Mrs
W
D
Smith
.
Mrs.
Vaechcr
Mrs
C.
J.
O.
Olson
A
Friend
.
.
Mrs
a.
Mitchell
.
Mrs.
J
Wataon
3
05
500
2
00
2.00
250
200
600
Mrs.
Wlers
Mrs,
Johnston
Mrs.
Chambers
Mr
and
Mrs.
S.
Cox
Mrs.
V.
King
Mr.
O.
C.
OUergaard
N
FJadset
R.
Glske
Mrs.
W.
Glass
Mrs.
1!.
Calderwood
A
Friend
I
Friends
;
Friends
D.
Allen
Mr.
Stevens
O.
N.
Wlngham
"Anon"
Beatrice
Grant
T.
Brue
A.
Oswald
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Cooke
,a.
rtillllpeon
I
Mrs.
Burrows
I
Burrows.
Mslnseau,
Turcotte
'E.
R.
Leek
i
Mrs.
11
B.
M.
Valentin
Capt.
Tomlaln
Mrs.
C.
B.
Leavltt
P.
Phllllpson
Mrs.
P.
A.
Berff
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
Friends
Friends
Mrs.
J.
J.
Psyne
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cha.1.
Graham
.
Mra.
Clayton
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John
Phlnt
XIr.
R.
8.
Hood
M.
J.
Saunders
Mrs.
Evan
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Mrs
F.
J.
Hkks
M.
E.
Woodward
"Anon"
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M.
W.
Ray
...
Jud
W.
O.
Fulton
Dlbb
Printing
Co
McLeod
and
'Ray
Geo
Rorle
&
COa.
Dan's
Service
Station
.
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Chaham.
Penn
Staff
T
MtKeown
E.
Unwln.
Dr
P.
J.
Cheney
Canadian
Lefton
Mr.
J.
Wulle
Mr.
T
Dueaankh
.
Mrs
H
Wsrd
Mr.
B.
P.
Jordan
"Anoiiyiaoua"
Sunrise
Co.
LM
Rupert
Bakery
Broadway
Cafe
Hollywood
Cafe
Chinese
Frr
X!
aeons
George
Low
(Grand
Cafe)
Grand
Oafe
.
Ling
the
Tailor
Empire
Cafe
Rex
Cafe
Kim
Lee
Paelflo
Oafe
Enterprise
Fruit
On.
Tang
Hal
boo
Hen
Star
Store
Gee
Kwong
Ward,
Wong
Luk
Peter
Won;
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I'll
Ltd.
Armstrong
Ageeeira
W
H
MaUtn
Oa.
Ltd.
E.
Morrow
H
Welsh
t
v
Simpson
M
Hfiee
Kelly.
Douglas
ti
Co.
Ltd
Columbia
Celaneee
Corp.
Hl-Wajr
Service
Garage
Canadian
Fish
ii
CoM
Sorage
Fred
Conrad
.
.
,
Office
Starr.
Canadian
Flail
A;
Cold
Storage
T
Eaton
Co.
Ltd
House-to-house
canvaes
Canon
W
F.
Rushbrook
A.
F
WHUama
C
A.
Berner
R
C.
Davidson
CNR.
Oiriee
Staff
'Vjf't
House
Stafr
...
P
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Linsey
"Anon"
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i
317
donations
under
2
Proceeds
Tag
Day
...
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Dottier
of
Coca-Cola.
Under
Contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
UOTTLIMi
WORKS
Prince
Rupert
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
3
00
2.00
3.00
300
.
300
,
300
200
300
300
200
3
00
360
6
00
3.00
.
2.00
200
3.25
2
00
300
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IlEDROOM
SUITES
Beauty
Rest
Mattress,
Ilcauty
Rest
Box
Spring-Walnut
Tables
for
every
purpose
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3
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200
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5
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