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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
21.
1951
Wire
Service
Is
Disrupted
From
7
o'clock
last
night
until
noon
today
all
land
communications
from
Prince
Rupert
south
by
failure
of
wires
near
Houston
In
the
Bulkley
Valley.
The
nature
of
the
trouble
was
not
at
first
disclosed.
About
noon
services
were
being
restored.
Press
and
raAo
services
were
disrupted.
The
trouble
did
not
Interre.-e
with
the
railway
and
the
train
due
from
the
East
at
10:15
was
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
eft
Z
TC
Symphony
Group
is
Acclaimed
Last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
a
group
of
everyday
people
showed
Prince
Rupert
citizens
tr.at
not
all
talent
is
professional,
or
comes
from
Carnede
Hall.
A
lot
of
it
lives
in
this
city's
homes,
and
in
presenting
a
program
of
nine
major
symphonic
scores,
the
Symphony
Orchestra
proved
this
is
so.
And
an
audience
of
200
clas-1
"
sic
music-lovers
showed
their
wards
suspense
and
the
climax
and
eastward
were
interrupted
running
on
time
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116
-
117
or
58
The
"Polonaise
Militalre,"
by
Frederic
Chopin,
a
stirring
ar-
appreciation
by
waves
of
ap
plause.
Perhaps
the
closest
the
24-'
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member,
mixprf
ormm
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Ibert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
I
Arrow
Dart
PI
The
Bes
White
Shirt
I
Buy
in
Town
Drofeinn
7,.
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.
P0"""
w
show
how
well
they
nreHnl
iT.,
worke
together
under
the
lead-
K
K
I",
TrlSte;
ershlP
of
Pet
Lien,
conductor.
tu
d?K
dramatic
t
?
W'
"'y
!
A
highlight
of
the
evening
was
composition
left
most
Mrs.
Patricia
Wicks
and
her
so-
h
thl
Z
u
Zl
"eaiea
prano
renditions
of
"Romance,
leussion
background
swelling
to-
from
"The
Desert
Song,"
by
Sig-mund
Romberg,
and
"Lo!
Hear
the
Gentle
Lark,"
by
Sir
Henry
R.
Bishop.
After
the
latter
presentation,
she
could
not
stand
off
the
ovation
of
the
audience
which
The
Prodical
Son
iW-MASTER
BySYBIL
ANDREWS
REELS
Reduced
CROSSING
THE
LINE
-
The
traditional
"crossing
the
line-ceremony
was
conducted
with
all
the
trimmings
when
the
Canadian
destroyer
Ontario
crossed
the
equator
en
route
to
Australia.
"Tadpoles"
on
their
first
crossing
were
converted
into
"shellbacks"
at
the
hands
of
the.
"bears,"
who
held
court
in
a
tank
of
water.
Lt.-Cmdr.
Robert"
Timbrell
of
Vancouver
is
Initiated
here.
(Cp
fro
omNational
Defence)
brought
her
back
with
an
encore.
1
Amid
the
following
applause
Marilyn
Anderson
presented
the
I
popular
singer
with
a
bouquet
I
of
flowers.
Members
of
.
the
orchestra
i
Here's
a
Shirt
that
not
only
looks
better,
but
is
specially
made
to
stay
looking
better
...
far
longer.
DART
features
a
perfect-fitting
collar
made
of
Arrow
created
broadcloth
that
stays
fresh
.
.
.
can't
wrinkle
.
.
.
needs
no
starch
.
.
.
wears
and
wears
and
wears.
Arrow
tailoring
means
DART
irons
like
a
dream.
And
no
worry
about
those
sturdy,
handsome
buttons
popping
off.
They're
anchoicd
on.
Juit
look
'cm
over.
DART'S
the
Best
White
Shirt
Value
in
Town.
WATTS
&
NICKERS
ON
)Qc
each
WRATHALL
a
J
were
Mrs.
Aletta
Gilker,
piano;
j
A.
C.
Cameron,
Mrs.
Nellie
An-i
derson.
Miss
Olga
Zabudney,
Mrs.
'
'Ruth
Carr-Harris,
T-
V.
Tatter-j
Photo
Finishing
oca
3:0
Third
Ave.
W.
and
PERSONAL
sal
and
Fred
Conrad,
first
vio-1
11ns;
J.
L.
Lee,
Mrs.
Marjotie
!
Smitih,
D.
R.
Barclay,
Ian
Dunbar
and
Robert
Jensen,
second
violins;
R.
Sahlen,
bass;
T.
A.
Johnstone,
W.
E.
Beck
and
Neil
McAra,
clarinets;
B.
F.
Sprinkle,
!
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
April
23,
8
p.m.
(95c)
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Did
Emily
kill
the
Stowaway?
Come
and
see
at
the
Civic
Centre
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
8:15
p.m.
(94c)
Mrs.
W.
T.'J!iiln?3.
with
Kenneth
2
flnrl
ninn
lllnnllic
rl.H
saxopnone;
k.
Fulton,
trumpe;
w.
u.
McAra,
i
TV
""".
i.ou;,ias,
nave
a.
rived
in
the
0F
;ffe
JIl
FINEST
OF
COOKING
food
-
x
xrsv&ms
A
chimney
fi.e
In
the
Cow
Bay
:
Fishermen's
Co-operative
slo-.-ji
at
12:40
last
night
summoned
the
city
fire
brigade.
No
damage
S
ft
.
v.
nrain
ana
uavia
Bail,
pity
from
Vancouver,
to
join
Mr.
trombones;
F.
H.
Partridge,
tuba,
Jennings,
who
recently
came
and
L.
Brain,
drums.
here
as
the
Canadian
Pacific
The
orchestra
had
been
re-
Airlines
Sandspit-Pnnce
Rupert
hcarsng
once
a
week
since
la.st
run
as
pilot.
September.
When
they
play
again
'
April
29,
at
the
Civic
Centre
art
For
a"
J"'"1'
sPnn5
pamt'ig
display,
they
will
wind
up
their
anti
Burdening
needs,
call
Hays
season
until
the
fall
lCove
Hardware,
your
Glidden
TEAMER
nee
Rupert
J
SAILS
FOR
I
Vancouver
liilrrnirdialc
Ports
f.id
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
ffl
DNKSII.W
MIDNIGHT
luxury
at
Low
Cost
1
Fur
Reservations
j
Write
or
Call
If
I'lTY
Oil
DF.POT
OFFICE
f
PRINCE
RUPERT,
f
Flt
TARE
)tT
ORDF.RS
THONE
20(1
BROADWAY
CAFE
was
done.
Meeting
of
the
International
Union
of
Operating
Engineers,
Local
115,
will
be
held
in
the
Carpenters'
Hall
Sunday,
April
22,
at
2
p.m.
(94o
oealer-
no,le
reen
441
for
free
Best
wishes
were
sent
in
a
,
wire
from
Neville
Gerrard
and
j
deUverv-
Hf-O
j
George
Brown
U
Peter
Lien
a.id1
SHERIFF'S
SALE
-
Sale
of
the
symphony
orchestra
before
the
goods
and
chattels
of
Jack
the
concert
held
last
night
iajchow,
Yue
Kin-
and
N(5w
City
the
Civic
Centre.
Mr.
Gerrard,
Cafe
is
hereby
postponed
until
former
conductor
df
the
or-
2:00
o'clock-
in
the
alternoon
of
chestra,
and
George
Brown,
for-
(.Wednesday,
April
25th
1-J51,
at
KITCHENWARE
VHHiCniClllJ
mer
ui
trumpeter,
are
Doth
la
'Sheriff's
office.
Court
House.
Canadian
Lcyion
card
parly
April
25.
61.
fetor's
opring
Sale.
April
26
Victoria
now.
'
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
M.
M.
j
Stephens,
Sheriff
of
the
County!
of
Prince
Rupert.
(95c)
i
Aluminum-Pots,
Pons
KcHles
Coffee
Mokers
Tinware
Brcod
Pons
Cake
Tins
Cookie
Sheefs
United
W.A.
Spring
sale.
May
3.
KMf!K
Hniriu
rhnntor
t
One
oi
uie
v
iniu
pi.itta
to
ut
hiiwn
at
uie
tvic
Centre
Arts
and
Crafts
Show
which
opens
on
Sunday
afternoon,
April
29,
with
the
Symphony
playing
and
the
Art
Club
serving
tea.
.A
.successful
telephone
whist
sale,
May
5
Negotiating
New
Wage
Agreement
was
held
weanesaay
night
at,
card
Dartv.
Catholic
Hall.
May
10.
Plastic
Dishes
the
homes
of
Mrs.
Penny,
Mrs.
Rosang,
Mrs.
Gomez,
Mrs.
Newton.
Mrs.
Patrick
Mrs
Wav
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
Of
the
religious
prints
in
Mrs.
Andrews'
collee-u'on
this
one
is
Miss
Faure's
favorite.
She
says:
"The
tender
pitying
feeling
of
the
father
is
shown
won
mm
Negotiations
on
a
new
working
Prizes
were
won
by:
Ladies'
first
agreemen
t
between
the
Prin
::e
'
Mm.
Parker,
second
Mrs.
Rupert
Gene.-al
Hospital
and
the
Killg;
gents'
first
Mr.
Hardin,
V
Vloriiifj
ft
or
church
hall,
May
16.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
17.
Lutheran
tea,
May
23.
Job's
Daughter's
Jamboree,
derfully
and
the
colors
are
beautiful.
I
am
of
the
Civi
Employ-
Federal
covering
hospital
workers
!,0'
.f,
"
?
l,bLMlS
.u,.u
that
u.,..u:
u
t.
have
u
been
:u..i
..!
are
pinio"
though
the
pigs
could
omitted.'
proceeding
unns
erg.
we
hope
to
hold
an-
?s
and
Gentlemen
rrrt.rr
HI
Ccnsideration
of
the
reDort
of
other
111
Ule
near
f"l"i'e.
The
May
31
June
1,
i.
Mrs.
Andrews'
pictures
action
is
b,aut.funy
given
for
the
ma-
,
and
form,
and
the
printing
will
i?
5'
2
"
i
r
terial
she
has
to
work
in.
"Bring-
teach
the
laws
of
color
as
noth
..vvv
jjt
it
ot,
n,uuu
ui
'
the
time
at
a
three-hou.-
meetin.'
Overwaltea.
.Women's
Auxil-
BIG
CARGO
World's
largest
tanker,
the
ING
e
tailor
ing
in
the
Boat"
shows
no,
tag
else
will
the
need
for
sim-
(ltc)
of
the
hospital
board
last
nignt.
'ary
of
U.F.
&
A.W.U.
plification
and
elimination
of
all
Atlantic
Seaman,
carries
257.000
Points
still
outstandine
in
F'.
I
trl
Ar.lield,
superintendent
barrels
of
oil
on
each
trin
from
I
$429.00
of
Indian
Affairs
here,
leaves
on
the
Persian
Gulf,
St
Phone
649
superflous
detail
is
a
basic
training
the
clear
thought
needed
that
three
or
four
blocks
should
produce
all
the
tones
required
,will
teach
values."
During
the
war
Mrs.
Andrews
Whih.
Ads.
Burn
Results
I
muscles
yet
there
is
such
a
feeling
of
pushing.
In
"Escalator"
you
can
feel
the
people
walking
though
you
see
only
the
feet.
I
am
astonished
at
the
way
she
can
show
that
In
such
a
lew
lines.
In
answer
to
a
request
for
eludes
waae
scaie.
The
unU.i
asks
for
a
$15
increase
across
the
board
for
all
employees
concerned.
The
board's
committee
has
countered
with
a
10
percent
increase
c-
$15
a
mcnth
wni-ever
is
lower
as
being
a
more
the-Ccrtuitlam
tomorrow,
to
at-;
tend
the
Native
Brotherhood
cf
British
Columbia's
meeting
in
Bella
Bella.
W.
B.
Bailey,
assist-
,
ant
superintendent,
and
Dr.
L.
P.
1
Charbonncau
will
leave
Monday
$384.00
General
Electric
9Yz
cu.
ft.
DeLuxc
Refrigerator
General
Electric
DeLuxe
Range
General
Electric
Standard
Range
General
Electric
Apartment
Range
equitable
formula
more
Information.
Mrs.
Andrews
The
union
is
also
seeking
to
e
ac
a
up
.
Vincent
v
all
Qn
hitoi
hospital
-
i
Wells,
for
a
patrol
of
the
Naas.
I
niONE
Green
884
Hlt
ELDING
tells
more
about
the
way
she
I
I
makes
Her
prints.
She
uses
have
employees
con
cenled
join
the
union.
Th
worked
in
the
shipyards
in
England
laying
decks
of
motor
gun
boats.
Then
she
came
to
Canada
in
1947
when
building
was
at
a
standstill
in
England.
She
says:
"I
have
been
a
working
artist
all
my
life.
I
work
In
oils,
water
color,
color
linocut,
wood
engraving,
drypolnt,
most
mediums
In
Went
her
$299.00
$229.00
j
brown
battleship
linoleum
and
a
;
steel
umbrella
rib
for
a
gouge,
then
ruts
about
four
blocks
for
!
each
picture.
She
uses
oil
paints
beard's
committee
is
not
agreeable
to
this
proposal.
Th?
union
had
susse-ted
thnt
a
40-hour
week
be
Instituted
tut
the
committee
is
seeking
contin
ALL
TYPES
Cool
But
to
spread
on
the
block
and
Jap-
fact
and
have
tried
my
hand
at
strial
uation
cf
th
44-hour
week
1:
'Hospitality
and
"Wonderful"
vl"y
of
cu
--ent
conditions.
Welding
anese
mulberry
paper
for
the
modelling
and
sculpture
which
Is
translucent
effect
it
gives
to
the.great
fuIli
and
posters
which
I
print.
When
the
paper
is
spread
'
did
for
the
London
Passenger
on
the
block
she
rubs
it
hard
1
Transport
Board."
The
hospital
board
ratified
th
stand
;o
far
taken
bv
the
com
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
C
()
M
P
A
N
Y
mittee
and
au'
hirrwd
it
to
pro
'
L
R
'T
frfn
'
ed
wUh
negotiations
de
desert
ert
sooon
spoon.
ied
by
a
London
Gallery
and
At
svmt
:
Good
Food
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Order
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
Besncr
Block
Phone
210
"ThU
here
is
one
h
of
a
j
wonderful
day,
isn't
it
now?"
said
I
"Slim"
Hcwscr
this
morning
as
!
Prince
Rupert
enjoyed
the
ninth
j
luiiiuw
d;iy-i'ull
of
sunshine.
Another
comment
was
from
a
I
vors!
ruction
worker.
William
!Erc;.
who
remarked
in
a
city1
'CRli'urant
before
breakfast.:
Calliofic
Cartl
Stewart,
B.C.
I'rhiec
I'unrrl,
B.C.
JOHN
H.
JLGER
She
writJs:
"The
actual
pro-1
all
over
the
world,
collections
of
cess
is
simple
but
I
can
assure
the
prints
having
been
purchas-
you
that
making
linocut
prints
ed
by
the
Victoria
and
Albert
is
the
finest
possible
tuition,
in-
Museum.
London:
Leeds
Museum,
structlon
and
discipline
anyone
Dublin
Museum,
Los
Angeles
can
have.
The
very
nature
of
it,
Museum
and
the
Art
Society
of
will
teach
pattern
and
rhythm
Massachusetts.
TERRACE
BUS
i
?
Bulger
Ltd.
fird
Avenue
rzr
-1
wish
it
wou.d
rain
tor
a
thanse."
V;i.
Dinbv
Wcalh-r
.station
under
B.
S.
Harris,
reports
alnvjs!
free
Ihr
t-mpT-alures
last.
niht.
"It;
wns
31.7
by
our
records
last
nir.lH,"
!
Id
p.
A.
Pykn
at
Disby
this
mornlnjr.
He
explains
thr.l
"wnny
weather
liko
this
brings
cold
nirhts."
Dittby's
records
show
the
a!'
time
low
for
April
at
30.9
degrees
SERVICE
RESUMES
SUNDAY
APRIL
22nd
9:30
AM
Fourteen
tables
were
in
play
at
the
Catholic
Women's
League
card
party
in
Annunciation
Hail
Thursday
night.
Prize
winners
were
Sylvia
Johnson,
Mrs.
M.
Jones,
whist;
Mrs.
R.
Murray,
cribbago;
George
Cloutier,
Mrs.
L.
Chris-topherson,
bridge.
Refreshment
committee
was
composed
of
Mrs.
G.
R.
Bretty,
Mrs.
L.
Amadlo,
Mrs.'
L.
Doiron
and
Mrs.
D.
Mulroney.
Mrs.
J.
Garon
was
cashier.
(tperatiiiR
under
Schedule
No.
2
Snndnv
ni"ht.
;
a"
IMBING
j
and
HEATING
IEAVING
PRINCE
RUPERT;
For
Terrace
and
intermediate
points.
dailyJ
hotel
arrivals
0:30
a.m.
LEAVING
TERRACE:
fur
Trince
Rupert
and
intermediate
points.
DAILY:
Including
Sundays
0:1a
p.m.
EXTRA
TRIPS:
Mondays
and
Wednesdays,
Fridays
and
Saturdays
:
7:45
a.m.
Including
Suiuiuys
EXTRA
TRIPS:
(Prince
Rupert)
C.
McKinnell,
Inverness;
R.
G
l1S
Re
'able
and
Infel
fe
l
Ritchie,
New
York;
D.
Askey,
Trail;
William
McAlecr,
Now
Pi
r?mPt
Service
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
.'.
6:15
p.m.
Saturdays
'.
9:30
p.m.
York;
J.
MjAithur,
Port
Ed
ward;
C.
Nichol
and
H.
L.
Rouih,
!
Know
Vancouver.
Sf
HONE
HUNSTANTON,
Norfo'k,
Fnn
174
land
(CP)Th
vicar
in
his
paHm
i
M
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maraxine
r'.eaded
with
local
Watson
Island
Stages
Limited
a,"l
Allcralinn.
&
Elkins
Ltd.
DEPOT
3rd
Avenue
at
7th
Street.
Phone
555
landladies
not
to
change
exce-
!
sive
rent
to
American
airmen
j
stationed
here.
He
said
lan;--
I
ladies
tended
to
turn
aw;v-young
couoles
who
could
not
pay
as
much
rent.
i
Office
Phone
Black
907
r-
Bn
"x
274
jtc;
'That
new
girl
in
th.
auditing
department
nas
a
loica
nerve!