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Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Munduy,
April
9,
1951
Perhaps
tne
performance
was
'he
stumble
over
a
lensclhly
'
not
highly
polished
and
profes-
Japanese
name
of
the
dances,
sional
but,
what
It
lacked
in
After
the
final
curtain,
flowers
Black
L.
O.
Svann,
information
of
1
fleer
for
Hit-
chief
siipei
vi
lj:
fisheries
at
Vancouver,
returns
south
on
the
Clillrothi
tomorrow
i
nisht.
He
has
bcn
tcuri.ig
the
acKwoo
ln8
Iiis...,
UN
ijruine
i
plecision
and
timing,
it
made
up
were
presented
to
Mrs.
Tanaka
Centre
auditorium
something
m
showmanship
and
presenta-
by
Diane
Kennedy,
Bethel
,
!
different
and
they
enjoyed
it.
A
tioh.
Each
dance
was
a
story
in
i
.
neen
of
l
ib's
Daughters,
spon-
o
By
Easiey
Blackwood
ra
ax
1
Unique
Dancing
Show
Presented
The
holdup
is
a
device
which
every
bridge
player
I
real
taste
of
the
Orient
was
itself.
Youngest
performers
sors
of
the
program.
Flowers
i
theirs
as
Japanese,
teen-aged
three
and
four
years
of
age
;
were
also
given
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
girls
and
younger,
dressed
in
na-j
drew
rounds
of
applause
for
en-!
Harry
Robins,
Port
Edward,
who
who
hopes
to
be
successful
must
have
m
his
fepev
uvj
Kimonas.
penormeu
gyia-!Cores
ume
ana
lime
again.
:
nud
mane
possmie
inrougn
T.iieu
(,
.
t,
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...
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e
r
...
....,.:,.
Although
the
music
ac:om-
co-operation
the
Japanese
pre-
tone,
im
leiry,
uie
nuuiup
is
x
iciumi,
iu.
A
refreshing
display
of
uni-
ons
of
original
'
love
dances"
id'
colorful
cos-
a
setting
of
cherry
blossoms
que
dancing
and
of
Mt.
panyins
the
dances
was
foreign
;
sentation.
'reasons,
to
win
a
tfick
that-J'OU
COllld
Win.
to
the
average
ear
it
seemed
to
,
when
the
t
how
was
ever,
the
;
lhe
reas0n
u
the
hopP
,
-
-
-
-
--
embellish
the
Story
ideas,
most
dancers
llnpd
at
the
foot
pp
ftll
the
cards
of
he
of
eliminatins
dinm0nOS
mo
Mr
Dale
'
saw
that
of
which
were
about
the
loves
or
,h
.
staae
so
the
audience
...
,
ik
:
.
....,
against
a
background
V
ujiyama
and
the
sea.
turtles
Saturday
night
pave
a
responsive
auriienje
in
the
Civic
lof
young
mn
and
women,
M
vlCw
at
close
hand
the
TtoZ-C
5UTart
Tk.
"anT
d-
Insist
on
1"""
"
worKman.Mup
aim
11u1w11.11
ui
the
enemy's
lines
ot
ci
;
breaking
mond
uick
And
if
Uie
king
I
Highlight
of
the
dances
was
the
costly
and
rare
costumes.
communication.
O
c
c
a
s
ionaily
cu,bs
were
in
Mr.
Champion's
,a
portrayal
by
Mrs.
Tanaka
in
Joe
Kameda,
spokesman
for
(heVe
ore
more
0..,n,,-e
reaso
n
hancl
Mr
Dale
could
win
five
BUCHANAN'S
!
IIP'
Single
siiiliuurn,r
i-iri
mi
111-
Liir
eiuei
jujianrst,
a.nu
wnr
j-qj.
jjp
play.
club
tricks
-10
tricks
in
all.
i
mice
of
the
last
number.
For-!
the
Kimonas
had
bven
with
the
ILACK&W
If
the
king
of
clubs
were
in
Mr.
Abel's
hand,
the
contract
could
still
be
made.
In
that
case,:
however,
Mr.
Dale
had
to
make
sure
thai
when
Mr.
Aoei
won
1
SCOTCH
f-A-
WHISKY
1
merly
a
professional
dancer
in
:
family
many
years,
was
actual-,
Japan,
Mrs.
Tanaka
undertook
ly
irreplaceable
as
such
a
craft
;
to
train
the
troupe
at
Port
Ed-
of
weaving
original
cocoon
sill;
ward,
where
the
Japanese
work
was
a
"lost
irt"
and
"no
longer,
and
live.
I
obtainable
in
Japan."
j
During
intermissions
of
the
The
Japanese
work
for
Nelson
'show,
Robert
Wood
gave
two'-
at
Put
Edward,
where
renditions
on
his
accordion
and
j
they
live.
Several
of
the
teen-an
encore,
demanded
bv
ehthu-
age
girls
attend
Bnith
Memorial;
NIL
'
"zZSSitvti
the
king
of
clubs,
he
had
no
diamonds
to
lead
to
his
part
ner,
j
Therefore
Mr.
Dale
let
the
The
Secret
is
in
the
Blending
Smith
dealer
None
vulnerable
(Mrs.
fcin
S
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2
11
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4
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(Mr.
riiniuitimi)
(Mr.
!'H)
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7
5
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n:uV)
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10
7
Tin'
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W'rsi
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in
2C
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NT
Vm
a
NT
All
pass
The
holdup
play
is
usua.iy
High
School.
siastic
ovation.
Later
Barbara
king
of
diamonds
hold
the
first
trick.
Mr.
Champion
followed
with
the
jack
of
diamonds
which
w.h
also
permitted
to
win,
Mr.
Dale
had
to
win
the
third
dia
I
Teng
sang
two
solos.
J
Alex
Mitchell
was
master
of
ceremonies,
and
only
once
did
This
advertisement
Is
nor
puWisliort
nr
displayed
by
Hie
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
(lie
Government
of
P.rilish
Columbia.
1
mond
trick-
but
this
time
Mr.
A'K'I
wus
out
of
tlic
.suit.
At
U10
fmirlh
.trick
Mr.
Dale
led
lhe
10
of
club.;
and
let
it
ride.
Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
Miss
Cross
is
Appreciative
Eileen
C.
Cross
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
extension
department
has
written
to
the
Prince,
Rupert
Civic
Centre
Association
expressing
appreciation
of
co-operation
and
made
at
no
trump
comi
acis
11-
King
diu
oy
lea.vjn
ui
me
inmr
though
it
sometimes
has
its
a,)-
j
up
piay
,p
was
unable
to
reach
plication
at
suit
contracts
iu
asj
paj.lnPr.s
gd
diamonds.
He
well.
Like
most
plays
It
has
kindness
of
the
Civic
Centre
made
hi.s
best
return,
a
small
spade,
but
Mr.
Dale
went
right
up
ith
tlie
ace
and
ran
his
nine
tricks.
CAIVERT
DISTIttEKS
(CANADA)
UMftED,
AMHEl'.'i
staff
on
the
occasion
of
sewing
;'
slmle
IO,",1!'
,la
,',u'c
I
want
to
give
varieties
and
household
arts
classes
be-lPl
of
hands
I
have
-
tn-n
The
you
a
series
ing
held
here
recently.
as-
1
rc
.the
holdup
was
u.sed-ot
sistance
had
been
outstanding.
should
have
been
used,
Miss
Cross
said
in
her
letter,
and
it
had
been
a
pleasure,
in-1
Today's
hand
Is
the
holdup
in
deed,
to
conduct
the
classes
its
simplest
form.
When
Mr
n0l.e
Champion
opened
the
king
of
I
hls
ailvertisemrnt
Is
not
pualislipd
or
displayed
t
(
(inlrol
I'oaril
or
by
the
(iovernmrnt
of
l!rili.hi
1
i
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I
Dave
Abet
Pro
Candidate,
In
Baseball
Game
For
Caps
Now
Is
the
time
to
give
your
garden
and
bwn
;i;
Prevents
Acid
Soil
Promotes
Growth
9
Larger
Vegetables
O
More
Beautiful
Flower
Wenatchce
Chiefs
Lose
11-1
Woose
$a
First
big
opportunity
in
Jj
Warned
Jl
nvofpssional
baseball
I
Harnett
rtere
f
yes.
1
$1.75
$1.69
$1.50
1
sack
delivered
Up
to
5
sacks
delivered
Over's
socks
delivered
to
Prince
Rupert's
came
(
Miss
Jean
ttta
LUUe
was
Dave
Abel
Saturday
as
united
in
marriage
to
Edmund
4..,.
tr.,v,
1
Hamer
at
a
quiet
wedding
in
St.,
If
you
choose
your
cigarette
for
mildnen
you'll
choose
Millbank
6u.ugMiu,c,
1,.
ya"
Andrew's
Anriican
Cathedral
1
couver
Lapnanos
in
tne
Ci
9orettel
irSimX
I
654
I
season's
first
game,
an
exhibi
tion
play-otf
with
Wenatchce
Chiefs
at
Pentlcton.
Caps
won,
14-4.
"
.
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ublitnd
Of
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ikfl
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Booro
w
by
ikl
CovrmrMnl
Saturday
night.
Mr.
Hamvir,
who
has
been
employed
with
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
Ls
formerly
of
Terrace.
The
bride
had
Wen
employed
with
the
local
hospital
and
came
from
Moose
Jaw.
Officiating
at
the
service
was
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter.
The
bride
was
charmingly
attired
in
cherry
red
gabardine
suit
with
a
corsage
of
roses.
She
was
attended
by
her
sister,
Mrs.
Thomas
Smith,
with
whom
she
has
been
residing
here.
B.
J.
Smithson
was
groomsman.
The
couple
will
reside
here.
ti
ItKA
Columbia
HI
I
In
a
telephone
conversation
with
Johnny
Odowes,
Abel's
business
partner,
the
rookie
catcher
said
of
the
game:
"It
was
great
and
I
felt
fine."
On
Sunday,
at
Omark,
Washington,
Capilanas
played
a
re-t'lrn
match
with
the
Chiefs,
winning
avaiii,
5-0.
Ounn.iv.son
was
starting
pitcher
for
Caps
on
Saturday.
j-
'
Bui
I
don't
know
vet
whether
A
straight
TRULY
Ml
IP
SMOKE
!
3
CLASS
y3
4
1
r
1
v.
if
1
til
4
nt
.
1
,
'
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'
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i
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I'll
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the
team,"
Abel
told
Odower..
"They've
got
-two
good
catchers
here."
And
it
only
takes
two
for
a
team.
But
he's
got
hi.s
fingers
crossed.
j
Pacific
Coast
League
series
I
begins
April
20.
Meanwhile,
the
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training
at
their
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camp
at
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where
the
weather
is
"red
hot,"
accord-in"
to
Abel.
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Sunday
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St.
Andrew'sCathed-ral.
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CARS
FOR
SALE
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
Box
774
Second
Ave.
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A.
ROY
SHAND,
C.A.
353
3rd
Ave.
W.
Box
203
Phone
88
scott
McLaren
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
374
FOR
SALE
1940
Plymouth
sedan
with
heater.
Reasonable.
Applv
Mel
Klrkham
Bob
Parker's,
3rd
Ave.,
or
evenings
Blue
527.
(85pi
FOR
SALE
Tin'
FOR
SALE
Good
second-hand
stoves,
radios,
chesterfields.
FOR
SALE
Household
fn1'"
ines.
Suite
2,
Summit
Apts
Applv
between
6
and
8
Men!
Here
is
what
you
look
for
in
shoes
.
.
.
Top
comfort,
qnality
and
value!
T
.
.
Wo
have
a
wide
selection
of
business
and
casual
styles.
Drop
in
Today!
beds,
washing
machines,
type
RORIE
&
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
&
AUDITORS
Besner
Block
Phone
387
P.O.
Box
130
writers,
rmes.
iop
cream
ma
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
In
Musical
Instruments
PIANO8
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
210
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
389
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street.
Phone
655
5
chine
and
many
other
articles
at
bargain
prices.
Come
in
and
look
around.
Enterprise
Repair
Shoo,
144
Third
Ave.
W.
PERSONAL
HELP
V
J
V
exuc--
in
S-ij1
WANTE
CASH
for
scrap
cast.
bras,
cop-
Phone
343.
(84o)
FOR
SALE
One
29
foot
trolling
Phone
543
call
629
6th
W.
rn
"a'
Doai.
raone
ureen
bus.
taspi
modtiit
iwn
nlt-.,
milk
delf,V
FOR
SALE
Duplex
house
with
Fashi
ion
ered
24c
per
quart.
Whv
pay
more?
Phone
18
for
dailv
ae
Hverr
sprvicB
(M-'f
ELECTROLUX
Sales
and
Service
R.
W.
COLLINS
Phone
Blue
970
Box
1026
For
genuine
parts
and
service
phone
or
write
above.
ERNIE
SINCLAIR
PAINTING
AND
PAPERHANGING
Phone
Blue
961
Box
1819
241
West
5th
Avenue
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
D.C
21
-
23
Besner
Block
Phone
Blue
442
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nnr
hp
Ob
5
room
suite
available
Mav
1.
Applv
426
8th
East.
(83c
I
FOR
SALE
1949
Custom
Ford
Sedan,
clean,
good
condition,
low
mileae.
Must
sell.
See
it,
Monday
afternoon
at
1443
8th
Ave.
East.
(83pj
Foot
Wear
J
4r.i,.orl
trlr,
and
pverv
daV
h
w.
w
-
the
Rupert.
Bakery
Ltd.
Phnf
R4;i
for
nrrlfirs
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