J
TODAY
HUMPHREY
BOOART.MAS
in
"SIROCCO"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
26.
1951
7
-
9:00
TOMORROW..,
SHIPS
AND
i
WATERFRONT
Electricity
From
Wind
is
Inprechiled
m
m
m
e
s
a
a
a
a
Riaht-of-Way
I
Will
tfc
I
Junior
VojueAt
Safe
Zones
lV
At
their
Hioriou.
r..
.
WASHINGTON
(APi
A
proposal
to
turn
an
inexhaustible
supply
of
wind
into
electricity
slnied
a
gust
of
enthusiasm
in
But
Prince
Rupert
will
have
to
Support
Good
Music
Better
l'-TA
Thinks
Matter
Fall
months
are
showing
an-
other
boom
in
the
scope
of
load-
j
ings
in
Vancouver
for
Kitlmat,
!
Now
Handled
If
Prince
Rupert
Is
to
continue
Congress.
Should
Be
Clarified
Who
has
the
right
of
way
at
city
street
sal.'ty
zones
marked
with
yellow
lines
the
pedestrian
or
the
motorist?
'
J"'
"""
'""
y
uuisiana-Fascinatd
rnwinati.il
nvmhers
numDeis
oi
of
the
u-
.
K
arlists
music
lov
r
the
House
of
Hrprcs..nlaiiv
into-;
;
io.
affairs
committee
w
at,
hed
,
befter
meagure
of
patronage
a,d
by
Kcmano
and
the
north
country
generally.
There
are
seven
freighters,
the
latest
being
the
SS
Cassiar,
built
of
steel
and
loaded
to
the
guards
every
voyage.
She
has
been
rebuilt,
after
extensive
reconversion
work.
This
M-..
auestion
......
was
raised
at
i
interest
"'wluv
Chan
v....
that
v.tuv
which
nilll.il
,
..,:l
nm.v.1
I
W
O.
Wallace's
the
first
regular
monthly
meet-
oi
;
-nu
m......
received
njght
by
Bogumil
Cenerator.
ing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parenl-
Sykora,
celebrated
Russian
'cell
The
proposed
$2,750,000
gov-
ernment-uu:lt
project
would'
carry
toward
tests
begun
at,
isu
who
appeared
before
a
small
audience
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Those
'ho
wpta
t.het-n
v.,.u.'
Teacher
Council
Monday
evening.
Although
traffic
regulations
i
Besides
the
seven
vessels,
there
,
i.
i
I
give
pedestrians
the
right
of
way:"'
"opas
mwu,
...
"
."'!ever,
were
thrilled
by
this
out-at
these
yellow-lined
corners.'
ago
by
a
private
concern.
Dura-
,standmg
master
and
his
young
frS
ot
an
sing.
ySJ
1
1
a
fleet
of
fifteen
barges
and
!
j
My
powerful
diesel
tugs.
The
j
Waterhouse
Company
dominates
,
j
w
hat
is
being
done
in
the
Alcan
j
ports.
Cargoes
for
Kltimat
have
I
:
quadrupled
since
May.
'"'""
Mood
for
Ijh,"
PIUS
II
B
B
4.
.
council
numbers
felt
this
fact
luminum
rotar
oiaaes
wouia
wiI(,
Wynifred
Juliette
Sykora.!
vis
not
widely
enough
known,!
whirl
in
a
200-foot
ciiete
from:who
his
accompanist.
i
especially
among
pedestrians.
!
c
wes.e-r.
mountain-top
If
In
ftn
mterestlng
pr0Krami
!
This
u-.icwtainty
often
resulted
:
Conf.re
t.ie
plans
oi
.
whi(,h
ranged
,rom
the
hl(,nesl
in
confusion,
members
felt,
and
inventor
Percy
Thomas
of
Mont-
,
cla5sjcs
to
a
variety
of
baUad
(
i
i'prcsjntatlves
to
city
PTA
s
cl;u.
N
1.
;
melody,
Mr.
Sykora
charmed
the
j
were
asked
to
clarify
the
matter!
Thomas,
a
retired
engineer,
j
audience
with
his
technical
skill'
a'
their
next
meetings
to
all
city
envisions
his
wind-electric
sys-
;
and
depth
of
interpretation
wi'.h
'
WITH
SADLER'S
WELLS
-Ar-nott
Mader,
22.
of
Kitchener,
Ont.
W
newest
member
of
the
Sadler's
Wells
Theatre
Ballet,
which
will
tour
Canada
ttiis
season.
He
already
has
appeared
in
the
London
production
of
Robert
Helpmann's
modern
ballet
"Golden
City''
and
as
principal
dancer
in
th?
Ivor
Novello
musical
"King's
Rhap-
octv
"
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PHOTO)
CARTOON
-
NEWS
C
r,
rVnJ
Shown
7-9:00
ii
7-
A
iamiiim
Plutrrn
Tlitutr,
"
TTA
members.
j
tern
as
a
supplementary
source
j
nis
Uauano
cello.
Plans
were
finalised
for
the
,
of
electricity
for
steam
and
hydro
j
The
artist
loves
his
jnusic
and
vi
-it
of
T.Irs.
E.
Evans.
President
1
pUi'.ts.
Because
of
the
variable
;
soon
transports
his
audience
into
ol
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Fed-
nature
of
wind,
he
-explained.
It
his
ovvn
tlne
spirit.
He
was
gen-
0
V.
.
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocvcies
CFPR
cartivi.
oc
ic.iea
upuu
aimie
as
.proas
in
j,
cncoiea
and,
at
the
p.
rte
idy
power
source,
but
can
i
end
of
the
program,
gave
a
series
feed
20
per
cent,
or
more
of
the
j
Ul
extra
numbers,
needed
current
into
power
grids
j
outstandins
item
of
the
nr-
1
rration.
who
is
expected
to
ar-nve
in
the
city
on
October
3
from
the
interior
where
she
will
have
v.-it
:i
several
up-country
PTA'c.
Flans
Include
a
meeting
with
tiio
nr-mbers
of
the
Prince
Ru-i
'it
P:ircnt-Teacher
Council
on
tlie
afternoon
of
Thursday.
Oc-
.......
A
1-..T1
U..
n
Kroinonl
gram
to
those
appreciative
of
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
Low
mileage
Like
new
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
owned
a
cc
d
deal
of
the
time,
i
i
WilUam
E.
Warne,
assistant
I
s-
crriary
of
the
interior,
told
the
?emmittee
that
even
such
inter-j.'"'ttent
ptodurtion
of
-electricity
touer
,
ft
ould
be
of
great
benefit
in
the
and
later
in
the
evening
a
public
,
.,H
,,.
west
since
it
would
conserve
MARINA
BERTI
JEFFREY
LYNN
A
UNlVLRsaiNlSiS
totem
,"",,;;::t:
A
1
AIOlS
Pl.AYHt.S
Tlli:TKK
1
-1
me
aruit
s
hignest
skill
was
.
nt
ambitious
number
consist-1
ing
of
variations
on
a
Hoco:
o
theme
by
Tchaikowsky,
an
alternation
of
allegros
and
andantes
with
many
weird
sound
etteci-i
and
sweping
intricate
fingering
I
and
bowing.
i
A
popuiar
num-jer
or
a
series
ot
old
English
airs
in
the
sec-;
ond
part
of
the
program
was
the
sweet
"Golden
Slumbers
Kiss
i
a
M
n
H
H
y
ti
n
u
u
w
M
n
n
M
a
Ml
n
si
c
c
M
n
H
a
b
N
R
US
li'LV-iin,
fur
all
city
PTA
members
and
anyone
else
interested
ni
FTA
work.
It
ua
also
mentioned
at
the
Original
Junior
VOGUE
DRESSES
.some
of
the
water
used
in
hydro
.y
stems.
.
I
ThJ
only
commercial
U.S.
ex-nrrimet'.t
in
harnessing
the
wind
,o
make
electricity
was
started
m
the
mountainous
Grandpa's
Knob
district
In
1939
by
the
S.
Baptone
and
Brushe:
Your
Eyes''
lullaby
by
Cedric
Morgan
Smith
Co.
A
big
two-
Sharpe.
meeting
that
November
11
begins
"Young
Canada
Book
Week,"
oiganized
by
PT
groups
all
over
Canada
to
encourage
better
reading
by
children
and
young
p
(ipX.
The
separate
PTA's
will
Ki
ijy
Council
to
publisize
this
week
and
to
use
all
avail-
ALSO
Canada's
cut.star.ding
line
ol
crt'fse
now
brought
to
W
you
by
Wallace's
at
regular
g
."-t
p
ices.
m
Wallace's
;
1948
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
Low
mileage
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
v
elided
fan
actually
fed
electric-
Als0
audience
intriguing
were
y
Into
utility
lines
for
three
a
pair
of
items
dedicated
to
Mr.
weeks
before
a
structural
weak-
SyKora
by
South
American
Conines.",
developed
in
a
blade
and
it
nosers,
nartlcularlv
the
suarkl-
IRONOIL
-
KALSOMINE
.
5URFASU.
ENAMELS
-
PORCH
PAINTS
-
VARN&
a'j'e
means
to
encourage
gooa;vn.
dov..n
thp
mountainside.
mg
"Aubade"
by
John
Unch
of
(Subject
w
Chaniffl
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Stars
of
CBO
Opera
Cj.
4
-15-
Mas
c
bv
Ooodmau
4:30
Favorite
Stories
4:45
Stock
Quotations
Si
Int
5:00
-International
Comty.
5:10
Alberta
Pipeline
5:25
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
Summary
5:30
The
Question
Box
j:45
Somvlhing
in
Harmony
5:55
C3C
News
6:00
Supper
Srenade
6:15
Three
Sons
U:33
-Mus.cal
Varieties
7:011
CBC
ttuvr,
7:15
CBC
New
Roundup
7:30
-"Holland
Music
Festival"
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
Round-up
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
10:30
Vocal
Recital
11:00
V.'calher
Report
-
Fish
Arrivals
11:06
Sign
Off
1HUHSDAT
A
M
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
ChC
News
8:10
Here's
bal
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
S'.imise
Serenade
I
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
1
:59
Time
Signal
Many
colors
from
which
to
choose
Trinidad.
reading
among
students.
;
Tne
COmnilttve
took
no
action
Pre-'ident
R.
G.
Moore
was
in;on
the
authorization
bill,
the
chair.
Those
present
includ-
Dept.
Store
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
If
ci
M:s.
D.
Gomez.
Mrs.
W.
Bowes.
:
Irs.
Mark.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dimiiiato,
Mrs.
Logan,
Mrs.
J.
Varrhant,
Mrs.
K.
Hardy,
Mrs.
Bioinsen.
Mrs.
J.
Bowman,
W.
All
Coastal
Fishing
Ends
Another
number,
which
gave
the
artist
the
fullest
of
scope
for
his
technical
skill
and
tonal
tnading
with
wide
spread
ot
moods,
was
the
vigorous
"Intermezzo"
by
E.
Granados
with
sharp
stacattos
and
sweeping
bow
alternatives.
The
encores
were
Mozart
"German
Dance"
number,
Tchaikow-sKy's
"Chanson
Trieste,"
Schu
Have
Your
Downing,
Mrs.
J.
Bateman
and
F.
1
'
onfiiths,
Denning,
T.
Derry.
RADiO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
2.
SERVICE
CAS
AM)
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACEFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
2nd
Avenue
t
1st
Street
Phone
8(16
and
5G6
I
Commercial
fishing
in
the
northern
coastal
area
will
be
all
j
over
at
6
o'clock
tonight.
The
!
Fisheries
Department
announced
NEW
sun
mann
s
"Traumerei
and
The
planet
of
Mars
has
a
diameter
of
4.230
miles,
or
only
i
about
half
that
of
the
earth.
the
closure
yesterday
because
of
"Brahm's
Lullaby."
dry
streams
which
have
serious-lv
1-ini-tei
'.rl
pKrnripment.
nf
sal
STEAMER
HAND-TAILORED
At
the
close
of
the
program,
Miss
Elaine
Steflens
went
to
the
platform
to
present
Mrs.
Sykora
with
A
beautiful
bouquet
of
mon
to
spawning
grounds,
and
because
of
the
light
run
of
chum
salmon.
,
lowers
in
token
of
audience
ap-
to
your
own
.
r
preciation.
,
Usheretes,
members
of
High
School
Orchestra,
Bclla
Bella,
uena
uooia,
amun
s
and
River's
Inlets
areas
will
now
be
clo.
ed
to
all
sa;mon
fishing.
Thee
are
in
addition
to
the
ME
A
SURE
j
10
:00
Morning
Visit
Misses
Doreen
Freeman,
ELsa
In
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Ecch'Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
m
cc
oj
j
Tliere's
mil
unollirr
YOU
in
all
llic
world
join
'
,
V
SELL
f
TMDE
n
eent
closed
areas,
sucn
as
me
Naas
and
Skeena
Rivers.
AniKiincement
of
closure
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
areas
is
expected
soon,
depart-
M)U
just
YUU.
ilaii1
oiir
new
Fall
ruit
liand-lailnrnl
lo
tour
m
iinlitiilii.il
nieaKiire
ami
htmhliIiI
y
link
di
of
Oli
licre
am
lliere.
He
)ourac!t.
Eim
jruundi
sulander,
June
Piket
and
Louise
Freeman.
E.
D.
Forward
spoke
briefly
to
i
bespeak
a
better
measure
of
sup-
1
port
in
anticipation
of
the
,
Alaska
Trail"
program
of
three'
concerts
whici!
will
bring
c.ele-
'
brated
artists
to
Prince
Rupert;
during
the
coming
winter.
i
Tilt
'ROGKAM
i
Mr.
Sykora
s
program
was
as
follows:
j
PART
I
j
"Toccata"
G.
Frescobaklli
!
lu:
i
iviornuiK
iei(un;
10:30
"This
Week's
Artist"
I0:4."
Invitation
to
the
Walta
11:00
Man
and
Ilis
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
1
1
:
30
Weather
Rc
port
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
1
:4o
Scandinavian
Melcdies
'2:00
M'.d
l'ay
IdetoC'.:
-
esn.
12:15
-CBC
News
i2:25
Program
Resume
12:30-BC.
Farm
Bioadcast
12:55
Rcc.
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
You'll
feel
no
different.
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t
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this
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Ojicnin
Oiler.
it?
-si
'
fj
filiiiflciothf
"Sonata"
Grave,
Allegro,
Tenipo
Digavotta,
Largo,
AUe-
i
gro
i
G.
Valentnjii
j
"Variations
on
a
Rocco
Theme:
Moderato
Assai,
Quasi
Andante,
ineme
Moderato
Semplice,
Tempo
Delia
Ihema,
Anuante
Sosr
itnuto,
Andante
Grazioso,
Allegro
Moderato,
Andante,
Co'.Kl
Allegro
Vivace
'P.
Tphaikovskyi
PART
II
,
Old
English
Airs
'
Golden
Slumbers
Kiss
Your
Eyes"
i
Lullaby
i
'Believe
Me
If
Ail
Those
En-;
dearing
Young
Charms"
"Drink
To
Me
Only
With
Thine
;
Eyes"
iiubade"
(
John
Urich,
Trini-!
cTftd
i
!
"Scherzo"
i
G.
Uribe,
Hul-1
guin,
Columbia)
From
The
Opera
"Goyescas''
Iord
Calvert
"Wings
Over
the
Interior
y
Air
to
TERRACE
and
Points
East
"ji
Served
with
jride
DAILY
TO
TERRACE
AND
RETURN
as
follows:
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11:30
a.m.
local
time
12:30
p.m.
local
time
1
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The
Duke
of
1
Windsor,
elder
brother
of
the
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was
x-rayed
at
a
London
j
hospital
yesterday.
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spokesman
for
the
Duke
said
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9:00
a.m.
9:20
a.m.
10:20
a.m.
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TKKHAC'E
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12:10
p.m.
1:10
p.m.
1:30
p.m.
2:30
p.m.
2:50
p.m.
3:20
p.m.
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it
was
one
of
the
regular
check-i
ups
the
Duke
has
Irom
time
to
i
time
and
that
His
Royal
Highness
1
ir.
in
the
best
of
health.
lv
SMITHERS
10:40
a.m.
ar
TERRACE
11:40
a.m.
Connecting
at
Terrace
with
daily
service
to
Prince
Rupert
where
connections,
are
made
with
C.P.A.
flights
to
Vancouver.
IS
LIE'
Connecting
at
Prince
George
with
C
F
A.
and
T.C.A.
flights
North,
East
and
South.
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WEEKS
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This
offer
is
neiiriatioiial.
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of
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family
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fricnila.
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lifer
for
2
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ONLY.
Charter
Service
out
of
Interior
Points
Charter
and
Schedule
Service
from
Terrace
to
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Bay
CENTRAL
B.C.
AIRWAYS
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert
Agent:
Crawford
Moore
Phones:
(day)
Black
907;
(night)
Black
920
Terrace
phone:
133,
Terrace
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
ENLARGING
'
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Crce
136
Sox
47H
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
MHERST8URG
ONTARIO
WILLI
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r.
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DISTINCT
(1'his
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oc
by
the
Government
of
BiiUsh
Columbia.
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