Prince
Rupert
Daily
News-Monday,
May
28,
1951
tHear
Me
Moanin.
Lord?",
the
first
of
several
spirituals.
The
t-.cond
group
was
made
up
entirely
of
Kirituals,
"Walk
To-
ant
oca
''ed
in
her
home
land
of
Italy,
has
gKd
way.
A
ladies'
trio
consisting
of
Mrs.
a
pleasing
soprano
and
a
prima
COAL
and
PERSONAL
SI,
gether
Children,"
"I
Got
shoes,"
j
and
Dry
E-nes,"
last-mentioned
ow
tS
SPECIAL!
Fine
Array
of
Local
Talent
Pits'-nlrd
in
Project
ncnt
fitting
Concert
R.
G.
Large,
Mrs.
Vera
Roberts
donna
type
of
personality.
She
and
Miss
Yvonne
Larson,
which
sings
in
Italian.
Future
appear-s:ored
heavily
at
the
recent
ancer.
by
this
new
acquisition
to
musical
circles
here
will
be
look-r
Music
and
Drama
Festival,
of-
.
ed
forward
to.
She
was
discrim-Icred
i
first,
t
-Union
..i
a
Le.-,"
and
m
accompanied
by
Misa
followed
up
with
Vauyhan
Wil-
oljVe
strand,
'larnr'
"I
Passed
by
Your
Win-
t.
N.
Younss
was
master
of
with
it.',
agile
pianissimo
wind-down
effect.
Program
conclud-,x
number
was
again
the
chor-i".
:n
the
popular
"Going
Home"
tVcm
Anton
Dvorak's
New
World
Jack
Webster,
ol
Consolidated
j
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
Ltd.,
j
sailed
cn
the
Princess
Louise
to-;
day
lor
Juneau.
j
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
j
every
Sunday
starting
at
12
S.
O.
N.
Mooting
Monday,
May
28,
8
p.m.
(124cl
Mis.
Alex
McK'iR
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Pimccs3
Louise
this
morning
from
a
month's
visit
in
Vancouver
and
on
Vancouver
Island.
Fi'ir.re
TV.ipert
taiant
presented
p-uTly
li'.bli-c'ass
program
of
ntcrtainme-nt
at
th
Capitol
Symphony,
and
Rachmaninoff's
Iberta
Deep
Seam
1?
$1
)-7
PER
TON
!
dow."
!
ceremonies
and
program
director
;
h'tni
"Triumph.
noon,
weather
permitting.
(U)
Theatre
ins
nirht
to
hf-lo
the
It
is
to
bj
hoped
tne
puDiiCj
A
classical
note
Was
g.ven
the
ior
the
evening.
Charles
Roberts
M.ss
Claire
Snasdell-Taylor,
i
t?ijtaiv
Club
raise
funds
for
its
will
have
further
opportunity
of
j
program
with
Miss
Inez
Amadio's
.Vas
chapman
of
the
concert
10
SACKS
'8.50
Mrs.
Annette
Manse'J
was
a
R
N..
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-1
c
-mmunity
n-ojeets.
A
capacity
hearing
this
new
Rotary
chorus
j
operatic
selections,
Toselli's
"Ser-
committee.
C.
A.
Berner,
Trevor
passenger
on
the
Princess
Louise
eral
Hospital
nursing
staff
left
house
iu-ued
out
to
support
the
which
has
already
achieved
a
enade,"
from
"Rimpianto,"
"Come
Hill
and
Alex
M?Rae
presided
at
today
leaving
for
Whitebnrse
on
"n
the
Princvss
Louise
this
effort
and
enthusiastically
ex-j
remarkable
degree
of
proficiency
Back
to
Sorrento"
and
"It's
I
he
door
and
ushers
were
T.
M.
a
uuslneara
trln.
!
m..rnin?
tn
male
th
round
trin
nvrpd
iU
nnnrpr.iation
of
a
'and
appears
well
on.
its
way
to;
Enter
to
Laugh
Than
Sigh"
Christie,
W.
H.
Trotter
and
C.
iDoniszetti).
M.ss
Amadio,
train-
H.
EHkins.
i
i
-ally
fine
show.
As
Rotary
Pre-
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
becoming
an
outstanding
local
institution.
The
ablo
accompaniment
of
Henry
Pluym
is
also
an
impor
Frank
Clark,
Liberal
organizer,
!
.
sderit
Bruce
Brown
said,
in
a
pi-rived
in
the
city
on
Saturday
AU
those
Interested
in
Music
,
ferinf
.
sp(,0h
of
acltnowledge.
night's
tram
from
Prince
George
!
Drama
are
invited
lo(attel
;
menf-
before
ihe
final
curtain,
it
and
will
t
-
here
until
Wednesday
e
fn""a'
f
""a
eev
was
gratifying
that
Prince
Ru-niKht
when
he
will
return
to
the
;ne
"Iu-lc
ana
"rama
,
'la'
P
pert
I'1"'
was
able
to
provide
'
such
30
in
in
the
the
Interior.
I
Association
Associaticn
on
on
May
May
o
30,
I
excellent
,,nlcrtalrment
7'"
entertainment
,rom
Here
Are
The
Facts
About
...
CRITTAL
-
Metal
Windows
bert
&
rwicv.anery
tant
factor
of
assistance
to
the
chcus.
1
OTHER
PROGRAM
FEATURES
A
light
and
intriguing
bit
of
program
were
the
two
dancing
numbers-the
airy
"Cuckoo
Waltz"
by
little
Dcanna
Peter-j
its
own
community,
bership
for
individuals
is
$1.00.1.0
19S2;
The
program
featured
the
de-
.iin
-nrt
hpin
m.n
thP
LIMITED
William
Cruickshank,
passenger
agent
for
Canadian
Nation
1
Hallways
here,
sailed
on
the
lestival.
125c
)
uui
v.--w.j
i
miyod
chorus
making
its
first
Corporal
Kencnth
Johnston
of
appearance
since
having
expand-
sor
in
Victorian
costume
and
a
the
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
!
ed
frcm
the
former
male
chorus
Dutch
clog
by
Elizabeth
Pierce.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
was
accompan
A
I
finite
ut.'uiKt:
i:juay
to
maite
wie
.
round
trip
to
Skagway
with
tire
Portland
Journal
party.
He
will
j
return
on
Saturday.
Mr.
Cruick-j
shank
returned
to
the
city
at
the
'-
end
of
the
week
from
a
trip
to
j
Terrace
on
company
business.
vnli
run,
mi
l
em
to
include
women
who
are
actually
in
the
predominance.
And
it
is
a
smoothly
blended
group
of
some
thirty-five
voices,
in-c'udlng
a
number
of
Prince
Ru-
Light
Infantry,
son
of
Colonel
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston,
sailed
Sunday
evening
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
ten-day
leave
ol
absence
in
the
city.
Canadian
Legion
Card
party
May
30.
nort'c
hnt
knnwn
nnri
esteemed
Lutheran
tea.
May
26.
1
The
Misses
Lois
Long,
R
?.;
and
Card
Party
Catholic
Hall,
May
,
Margaret
Martinusen,
R.N.,
who
For
Fishermen
we
have
just
vccaUsls
M
w.ell
a3
S3veral
new
ist
for
th-3
girls,
win
are
Mrs.
Lance
Fottcrton's
pupils.
Father
Mohan
with
his
boys'
choir
from
Annunciation
School
won
well
deserved
acclaim
with
Albino's
"Jim,
the
Carter
Lad-,"
turning
then
to
a
spiritual
vein
ln
"Ave
Verum,"
a
Gregorian
chant
Miss
Olive
Strand
was
accompanist.
Mike
Colussi's
growing
accordion
band
it
numbers
seven
rnrn
vnH
enm
vprv
firm
nrls-
have
been
thi
staff
of
on
nursing
mM
uiir,
v-
n,,rfi
tASV
TON.
.
guSTPROO?
f
t
mooern
in
Vili
I
'
liMJs
'
!!
i"-
1APPEA(NCE
jKTv
P.-
'
i
1
Jr
tMikV
W
,
I
lHSlDBfl
Job's
Daughters
Jamboree,
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
"
,r
',
;is,-,
May
31,
June
1,
2.
and
meritorious
un-s,
that
has
been
developed
under
the
capable
conductorship
of
Charles
Balagno.
The
chorus
opened
on
a
high
D'ane
with
Mo?a-fs
"Gloria
.n
Ipltal.
sailed
on
the
Princess
wlde
angle
field
of
vlew
and
Tea
and
Home
cooking
sale,
Louise
mis
morning
tor
oxagway
..
t
rlht;
for
easv
holdinK
Catholic
Hall,
June
14.
j
enroute
to
Whitehorse
whence
priced
at
$114.00.
Other
good
Past
Mistresses
L.O.B.A.
sale
!
th'-,y
wil
trave'
down
the
Alaska
values
from
$25.00
to
$55.00.
Bul-
of
homecooking
and
candy,
June
j
Highway
to
Edmonton.
Their
trip
ger's
jewellers.
Utc
18
will
extend
to
Eastern'
Canada
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
An-
and
then
to
the
United
States.
!
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
!
:ion
Advertise!
JOHN
H.
;
IL6ER
;
Umuliisl
!
n
Bulger
Ltd.
ird
Avenue
J
j
E.-'.cals's,"
the
English-worded
persons
now
offered
a
variety
of
version,
a
plraslng
feature
of
the
j
selections
ln
group,
quintette,
rendition
being
the
remarkably
quartette,
duet
and
solo
and
clear
enunciation
particularly
also
won
its
full
share
of
aud-of
the
women's
voices.
Excellent
ience
approval.
They
played
co-ordination
of
these
women's
several
typical
accordion
num-voices
against
the
background
of
j
bers.
comoinlng
harmony
with
the
men's
was
deftly
achieved
by
'precise
skill.
Personnel:
Mike
Mr.
Balagno
in
this
as
well
as
Colussl,
Robert
Wood,
Stella
nunciatlon
Hall
June
16.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
When
buildins
your
home
Insist
on
Crittall
Standard
Metal
Windows.
Built
to
exacting
specifications.
Precision
fit.
Operate
smaothly.
RECIPES
Hall,
June
21.
Queen
Mary
l.O.D.E.
tea.
June
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
'
West,
2-5.
I
the
other,
numbers.
The
chorus
Chaprun.
Casey
Wilson,
Sandra
pooearod
in
thrcj
separate
se-
Giske,
Ronnie
Ciccine
and
quences.
The
first
group
also
in-
George
Pearson.
The
last-men-
cluded
a
negro
novelty
"Water
tloned
three
are
really
junior
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contact
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AS
I
SEE
IT
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f.om
page
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"""
Boy,'
followed
by
"Cant
Yo
but
tney
nave
aireaay
come
a
i
Dealer
Inquiries
Invited
:d
Steam
Boiler
gcration
and
service.
But
ln
July,
1944,
he
was
a
major
in
charge
of
a
Guards,
or
security
regiment
in
Berlin.
;cW;IJcrs
i'ird
Op
Tutors
.Id
Stacks,
Fire
i
Tanks
all
sie
))'4bs
TUG
FOR
SALE
50-ft.
Tug
for
general
towing,
powered
with
110
Washinaton
Estep.
Good
accommodation,
first
PUSTRIAL
Hence,
by
sheer
accident,
he
was
In
a
key
position
to
play
a
key
part
in
the
defeat
of
the
mutiny
against
Hitler.
He
now
oDvlously
seeks
to
"cash
in"
on
this
feat.
And
the
main
point
in
the
Saxony
election
is
to
see
what
percentage
of
Germans
think
It
was
a
noble
and
heroic
ieat
to
help
keep
in
power
the
evil
genius
who
plunged
man
ft
;hV,
4
ID
1
DING
CO.
class
condition
throughout.
Phone,
write
or
call
Phmir
(Irern
884
Westminster
Tug
Boats,
New
Westminster,
B.C.
U27c)
kind
inio
the
lowest
deptns
ever
reached
ln
all
the
history
of
the
iiuman
tace.
H5TI
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
-
;
!
IN
A
LATER
ARTICLE
1
shall
quote
verbatim
what
ilemer
is
saying.
But
first,
a
few
notes
about
his
post-war
career.
Remcr
was
taken
prisoner
by
uin
Brand
UAl
viEl.
STANDBY
If
you're
planning
a
porch
party,
or
just
a
snack
on
the
terraie.
a
backyard
picnic,
chicken
sandwiches
are
sure
t:
L.1
the
ever-faithful
standby.
And
why
not
now
that
rhicken
prices
arc
unbelievably
low,
and
chicken
firings
so
easy
to
prepare
and
so
taste-tempting
1
To
vary
the
treat,
soive
chicken
salad
on
long
r
round
rolls,
and
combine
chicken
with
bacon
in
a
club
pandw
ch.
'
(
j
BEST
Jcj5
l&i'
Y
WOOL
FINEST
OF
COOKING
the
Americans
and
held
by
them
till
October
2,
1911,
wnen
h.'
was
released.
He
returned
to
his
heme
ln
Oldenburg
and
became
a
builders
appieau-e.
n-li
s
.'pseches,
he
says
he
quali-hed
bj
a
onckiayer.
Tne
oiiicla
records
show
that
,ic
juaal..
,
BXV
MB
u
u
if
i
i
tuuu
ijffeAs&atffi'
tek
Shoppe
CI.l'B
SANDWICH
2
tablespoons
mayonnai-e
3
slices
toast
Heart
leaves
of
lettuce"
S'lcrd
chicken
Salt
and
pepper
Tomato
slices
COMMON
AILMENT
-
.
W
I
C'J&X'
'
'
J
Arthritis
covers
a
group
of
',
'
f
A
H
H
C
E
I)
D
F
FUODS
fl
II
I)
1
f
(about
100
different
rhepmatic
I
CAJIN
FOIl
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
200
:
S"bodylnvIvlng
the
Jlnu
"
i
V-C-
-4
BROAD
WAY
CAFE
1
"
;
.
.
;
:
:
1
1
,
m-t
-
-
a
a
.iionemwuu.
On
the
verv
last
day
of
operi-
rackinj.
Cratinj;
"l
and
(leneral
Panel
i
tio,.
ui
me
Uv-Mazlflsation
ptf
and
Slorase
2
crisp
bacon
strips
:
Sp.-.ad
leaf
of
mayonnaise
on
tee
cf
toast;
top
with
lettuce
id
rhicken;
sprinkle
with
salt
'
nd
pepper;
add
second
slice
of
;ast,
tomato,
salt
and
pepper,
icon
and
lettuce.
Spread
re-'
Reliable
and
Effi-''"f-
Also
agents
for
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
n.
Arrtylrnp
and
all
implies.
K
rIS?
-r-
-i
!
jfiiRIIJl
USD
k
WjinivioY
in
Friesiand,
Hemer
applied
to.
and
was
gi
anted
a
clean
bill.
o.
political
health.
That
U,
tht
panel
put
Rcmer
ln
Category
five
which
means
he
wa
never
officially
a
member
of
the
Nazi
Party,
or
any
Nazi
ancillary
organization.
!
THERE
WAS
A
TERRIFIC
fumre
ln
the
Dress
about
this
m'ninc
slice
of
toast
with
re
KAY'S
CARTAGE
P'vAGE
LIMITED
maining
mayonnaise;
p!ai
on,
JI.,
tr?
ycnnalse-side
down.
'erve
at
cnee.
an'i
Tiv
k
Avenues
Phoiirs
(ifl
and
68
decision.
There
are
some
Allied
nifiriaLs
in
Germany
who
sus
pect
that
this
publicity
in
the
uiikp
of
denunciation
'3
actually
designed
as
the
"build-mi"
for
Rcmer.
CHICKEN
SALAD
ROLLS
l2
cups
diced
chicken
a4
cup
chopped
celery
1
teaspoon
capers
iy
cup
mayonnaise
6
rolls
Heart
leaves
of
lettuce
PHOTO
ttWAii'S
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcase
Combine
chicken,
celery
ant',
capers.
Spread
mayonnaise;
mix
well.
Use
to
fill
rolls.
Garnish
with
lettuce.
,
At
any
rate,
Remer
took
to
the
political
platform
about
two
years
ago.
l
have
read
here
some
of
the
newspaper
comment
and
other
authoritative
reports
on
Remcr.
deme
of
them
almost
make
me
sick
to
my
stomach"
as
prairie
folks
used
to
say.
For
Just
as
the
same
kind
of
writers
used
to
belittle
and
minimize
Hitter
'INO
PRINTING
"URGING
SURE
METEF8
.
-r
'-r.-
(
r
1
I
Superior
Auto
Service
PEl'I?
SUPPLIER
rrrn
H.,x
478
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Oreen
217
as
the
Bohemian
corporal,
or
inu
so
they
now
I
uv-paperhanger,
pOCn-poon
rvcmi..
-.---
f
army
sergeant,
without
lmagin-
W&tr
ation
or
political
capacity."
V
't
Reminds
me
oi
"J
yj
.
r..
ennn
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