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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
30,
1951
f-leaiinti
JP'i
uinu
n
erJonald
RDER
Jiolin
lecilal
9
An
emergent
commun-!
lcation
of
Tyee
Lodge
No.
66
A.F.
St
A.M.
will
be
held
in
the
Masonic
Temple,
6th
Avenue
East
On
Mondav.
Anril
1
19S1
?!
New
teacher
for
Masset
Is
Miss
ThUty-four
music
students
displayed
their
talents
Wednesday
night
at
a
recital
in
the
Civic
Centre
common
lounge.
A
capacity
audience
heard
chi'.-
E.
Hilstrom
who
came
from
the
at
i
:3o
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
east
on
this
morning's
train
en
conducting
funeral
services
for
route
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
our
late
Brother
Ole
Strand.
i
dren
frcm
7
to
15
play,
on
violir.
CO
NOW!
Members
of
Tslmpsean
Lodge1
Mrs.
J.
Birtcn
and
m.
Billy,
are
expected
home
next
Wed-
a
5,i..dJ
f
reheJen
nesday
from
a
holiday
trip
to
kii
Li
,5?
!
T
Vancouver.
them.
ALBERT
E.
WOOD,
Secretary.
(76c)
S.
O.
N.
whist
and
dance
Friday,
March
30.
Whist
8
o'clock,
Refreshments.
Music
by
Mike
Colussi.
Everybody
welcome.
(75c)
Si
nnouncetnen
PECIAL
Legion
Auxi:-
opring
Sal",
Mi
Mi
Jack
Birtch
left
for
Vancouv-
April
4.
er
last
night
to
work
at
Van-1
Card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
ouver
and
will
te
followed
later
,
April
5.
V
T
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A
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J
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and
piano,
compovakms
ranging
from
the
simple
"Oranges
and
Lemons"
to
the
difficult
"Sonata"
by
Scarlotti.
Piano
selections
were
presented
by
Hudents
of
Miss
M.
A
Way
with
violin
numbers
by
pupils
of
Mrs.
Charles
Anderson.
Some
of
the
young
artist',
ha.
taken
tuit:;n
for
less
than
t
year
while
some
were
mit
students
with
five
years'
training.
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
speakin
Effr
the
recital,
cemmended
th
instructors
on
their
wc-k
with
the
childen
and
noted
the
"creditable
work"
of
the
students.
Those
ra-tirj'patlnj
in
th-?
rr-Tam
were:
,
Ronnie
Roberts.
Marina
Pos-tn'o,
James
L"an,
Norma
Haan
Ella
Ch!lds,
Donsld
Bp'dwin
Flizabeth
Jones,
Lvnn
Roberts.
Christo
Furniotis,
Marilyn
Anderson.
Cu
ol
Nelson,
June
Bur-nip,
Bert
Tinton.
Gall
Redpath.
Presbyterian
spring
sa'.e,
April
Until
stocks
are
cleared
we
offer
the
following
Alberta
Coals
ot
bargain
pri:cs:
12.
i
The
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
'
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
homecooklng
j
sale,
April
14,
Gordon
Anderson.
Conrad
Street
School
P.T.A.
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea
'
April
14
at
2
p.m.
i
Canadian
Legion
card
party
April
11.
VpSeam
Lump
blomat
Egg
by
his
wife.
NOTICE
Those
owing
accounts
to
Balagno
Florists
are
requested
to
remit
same
oy
March
31
to
the
store
which
will
be
closing
at
that
time.
We
are
desirous
of
having
these
accounts
cleared
up
at
once
so
it
will
not
be
necessary
for
us
to
make
special
collection
arrangements.
(75c)
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
business.
He
will
also
visit
Victoria
on
city
business.
Sonja
meeting
Monday,
April
2
at
Mrs.
Olaf
Skog's.
(76c)
W.O.T.M.
Spring
uazaar,
April
Aquascutum
9n
'WJool
Gabardine
16.75
per
ton
15.75
per
ton
13.75
per
ton
21.75
per
ton
20.
llomat
Nut
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale.
April
26.
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
Ora?e
Wrods.
R'-ha
d
Forward,
er
Briquettes
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
church
hall.
May
16.
Lutheran
tea.
May
26.
Roberta
Reid,
Brian
Roberts,
Murray
Pons.
i"4e-t
Jensen,
Phylli'?
Childs.
Flain
Christen-son,
Donald
McLecd.
Svlvia
Holland.
Marffaet
ITohnson,
W.
Plackabv,
W.
Blaekaby.
H.
Blackabv,
Oeoe
Honrv,
Mur-"v
Bnas.
Dick
Kilporn,
June
Henry.
Rcbert
Jensen.
OerMf-,3te"
a'"-
-"'ent-
frf
iti-
rital
which
is
an
annual
event.
irrrrraamiiifWr-
i
I
STARTS
TO
tvoBM
1
mil
Moose
Lodge
and
Chapter
Memorial
Services
will
he
held
ijf
f
in
the
Moose
Temple
S
Sunday.
Anrll
1.
at
2
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
bert
&
McCaffery
Topcoat
Smartness
and
Raincoat
Protection
in
Fine
Woo!
Gabardine.
A
choice
of
four
styles:
BaHacari
collar
with
fly
front
Raglan
shoulder
with
butto
n-through
front,
Set-in
sleeve
with
button-through
front,
Double-breasted
m
i
I
i-tary
type
with
full
belt.
You
will
enjoy
wearing"
The
AQUASCUTUM
All-Weather
Coat
p.m.
Lodge
and
Chapter
members
and
their
friends
cordially
invited.
(76)
William
Crulckshank,
general
agent,
passenger
department,
Canadian
National
Railways,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
Moose
Women's
Publicly
Meet
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
WEDDING
a
charming
and
happy
bride
was
Miss
Dorothy
Todd,
until
recently
stewardess
on
the
run
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Sandspit,
as
she
left
Canadian
Memorial
Church
on
St.
Patrick's
Day
with
her
bridegroom,
Stuart
Furk,
well
known
public
accountant
of
Prince
Rupert.
After
their
honeymoon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Furk
are
returning
to
Prince"
Rupert
to
make
their
home
in
the
Stone
Building.
Mrs.
Norma
Reynolds,
the
matron
of
honor,
Is
also
seen
in
this
picture.
morning's
train
from
a
trip
to
Prince
George
on
official
fill
BITTER
FAST!
Y
I
I-
nge
Ladies
Watts
&Nickerson
Pub.icitv
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
met
at
the
home
of
the
chairman,
Mrs.
George
Robinson,
and,
after
a
brief
business
meeting,
cards
were
enjoyed.
Mrs.
C.
Matson
won
first
prize
and
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
consolation.
Present
were
Mrs.
P.
Dvornek,
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
Mrs.
A.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
Mrs.
C.
Matson,
Mrs.
T.
Glenn
and
Mrs.
George
Insist
on
Colorful
Wo,
of
m
'om
en
ooie
BUCHANAN'S
Virginia
Davis
Program
of
High
Delight
lullea
and
sale
by
the
Hauser,
fancy
work;
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans
and
Mrs.
J.
Feasby,
home-cooking;
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxlord
and
Mrs.
H.
Smith,
candy;
Mrs.
W.
H.
Hill
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Oladish
were
In
charge
of
raffles.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
M.
Vlereck.
Mrs.
E.
Blair,
assisted
by
Mrs.
V.
E.
Morrison,
Mrs.
E.
Arrtelle
and
Mrs.
E.
Rudolph
were
In
charge
of
the
kitchen
staff.
Mrs.
F.
Ellison
was
In
charge
1
Jnil
iate
'DLACLUVJHITG'
Four
new
members
were
ini-.
tintH
at
tho
roirnlar
montitM,
tf
range
Benevolent
As-was
hel
din
the
Odd-iall
Wednesday,
g
the
guests
was
Mrs.
-on.
W.
M.,
assisted
by
Skinner,
general
con-
SCOTCH
WHISKY
J-lotcP
-yrrivafs
PHONE
GREEN
884
FOR
WELDING
OF
ALL
TYPES
Industrial
Welding
nicic
may
nave
ueen
Hiu:c,me
women
oi
me
Moose
in
me
ambitious
programs
in
the
many
j
Moose
Temple
with
Mrs.
Frame
high
class
musical
presentations
;
Parlett
In
the
chair
and
there
that
Civic
Centre
enterprise
has
1
was
a
good
attendance
of
men
brought
for
Prince
Rupert's
'
members
to
witness
the
open
i
and
green
streamers,
the
stalls,
with
two
(Prince
Rupert)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Estey
and
fam-
pleasure
but
none
have
been
Initiation
ceremony.
Delicious
ks
in
the
background
The
Secret
is
in
the
Blending
than
refreshments
were
served
by
the
UyVPiincfc
Rupert;
'
Pat
Carev.
more
sheerly
delightful
1
that
of
Virginia
Davis,
captiv-
social
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
Terrace;
'F.
L.
Billing
and
Mr.
eces
of
spring
flowerfe
of
the
tea
room
with
the
ser-vieteurs
Mrs.
N.
McLeod,
Mrs.
A.
Lund,
Mrs.
E.
Mulder,
Mrs.
I.
Wide
and
Mrs.
D.
Wampole.
Winners
of
tha
grocery
hamper
was
Tom
Smith.
'
Pillow
cases
were
won
by
Mrs.
L.
Brain,
and
the
dolly
was
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Eyolfson.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays
won
the
box
of
candy
and
Mrs.
R.
Coswaln,
the
cake.
company)
cloths
and
green
tap-
atmg
young
American
soprano,
R.
B.
Skinner.
Dancing
and
and
Mrs.
L.
Jackson,
Vancouver;
last
night
before
a
highly
en-
community
singing
rounded
out
John
Ingot,
Telkwa.
This
advertisement
is
not
punished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquol
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ted
the
tea
tables.
musiasnc
audience.
the
evening
s
proceedings.
me
Mrs.
F.
Barber
Robert
Murray
ot
the
booths
were
rauinun
and
Mrs.
R.
Miss
Davis
Is
not
only
a
lovely
singer,
with
pure,
sweet
soprano
voice,
capable
of
facile
Inflexion
into
the
contralto
range,
but
she
is
a
charming
actress.
It
was
as
much
as
an
actress
as
a
singer
that
she
shone
last
Natural
Causes
In
Infant
Death
,
A
coroner's
Inquiry
Wednes-
night
in
her
"Portraits
of
Song,"
a
title
which
was
lntrlgulngly
day
determined
the
death
of
i
exemplified
by
the
vivid
per-
Barbara
Auckland,
15-month-
i
sonality
of
this
beautiful
young
0id
adopted
baby
of
Mr.
and
woman
with
her
expressionate
Mrs.
Howard
Lincoln
of
Port
eyes,
diminutive
grace
and
ready
Simpson,
td
have
been
due
to
j
i
meaning
m
every
nex
arm
'natural
causes."
The
baby
died
I
movement.
DCIore
arrival
at
the
Prince
Ru-
i
Miss
Davis
showed,
too,
re-
pert
General
Hospital,
markable
versality,
in
quite
un-
Burial
was
in
rairview
Ceme-
usual
selections
of
numbers.
tcry
tnls
afternoon,
with
the
!
First
was
a
miscellaneous
funeral
serviee
in
Grcnvi!lo
group
of
lighter
selections,
Court
chapel
by
Rev
L.
G
-among
which
was
the
Austrian
ggiber
"Lullaby
to
an
Orphan
Boy",
Next
of
kin
are
tne
fMter
J
YE
We
have
had
6
glorious
years
of
serving
Prince
Rupert
in
the
Jewellery
business.
Our
present
store
and
stock
is
a
far
cry
from
what
we
had
in
April
1945.
when
we
started
at
212
4th
Street,
the
premises
now
occupied
by
Mr.
Glassey.
Thank
you
Prince
Rupert
for
6
wonderful-years.
In
starting
out
on
our
7th
year
we
ore
offering
some
special
values
in
appreciation
of
your
continued
support
during
these
past
years.
s
wn.n
uu.jmuicu
vy
...any
narent.
and
Mr
an.U
Mrs.
one
of
the
outstanding
pieces
of
George
Auckland,
Comox
Ave
the
whole
program.
Her
acting
nue,
the
original
parents
of
the
.Cr.-
chudU
is
a
sisr
to
in
two
lectic
ability
the
charac
Mrs.
Auckland.
ter
numbers
"Laird
of
Cock-pen"
(Scottish)
and
"Johnny
I,
WW)
JU
ll
MVMMHM
jfcriaCs
ttffviril
wifi
he
for
one
tveeii
oifij
.Hardly
Knew
Ye"
(Irish).
To
j
I
make
things
easiiy
understand-
j
ainc,
miss
Linvis
uuia
uie
siurit's
!
of
her
songs
in
almost
every.
Sal.,
WanJ,
31
Sal.,
Jlpril
case
In
her
second
group,
Miss
111
I
15
W
mm
1
'
Davis
went
into
more
serious
Silver
Holloware
24
assorted
pieces
1-3
off
4
Silver
Tea
Services
1-4
off
This
advertisement,
ts
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Prfmrd
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
Rings
12
only
Ladies'
Diamonds
all
at
half
price.
12
Gents'
10K
solid
nold
Signets
all
at
half
price
2
nssorred
Ladies'
and
Gents'
Stone
Rings.
1-3
off.
24
assorted
Ladies'
fully
hand
carved
wedding
rings
at
half
price.
Costume
Jewellery
Complete
clearance
of
odd
lines
nt
half
price.
,
vein,
turning
to
the
French,
in
another
series
of
song
stories,
culminating
in
Maurice
Ravei's
arrangement
of
the
Impressive
'
Kiddish,"
Hebrew
Prayer
.
f
or
the
Dead.
To
the
more
deeply
discriminating
this
was
possibly
the
finest
number
of
the
evening
from
the
vocal
and
dramatic
standpoint.
INl'SUAL
Something
really
unusual
was
a
group
of
nine
little
song
poems
actually
written
by
Third
Grade
school
children
and
put
to
music
by
the
artist's
mother,
Hilda
Davis,
operatic
star.
Fourth
group
was
featured
iy
two
intriguing
folk
songs
and
three
Louisiana
spirituals.
The
latter
miaht
also
have
been
SMOOTHER,
rlcfc.r,
''
.
.
.
(his
new
cofftc
it
io
delicious
you
M
believe
it
till
you
try
it
yourielf.
For
liijl,
in
cofft
njoymtnt
orjer
,(,,
."
Mtjkm,l
f,on,
your
3rocer
tod.y.
You'll
n'
h'
Ae
finett
coffee
you
ever'
tetd.
Watches
36
assorted
Ladies'
and
Gents'
waches
to
choose
from
Many
famous
makes
Anniversary
Special
Half
Price
Also
15
reconditioned
watches
10.00
12.00
15.00
Both
Ladies
and
Gents
Watch
Bracelets
36
Gonts'
yellow
gold
filled
Exoonsion
Bracelet's.
Reg.
$5
95
Hcslf
Price
Call
363
I-OR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
LOTS
OF
OTHER
ODD
GIFT
ITEMS
TOO
NUMEROUS
to
mention
here,
will
be
offered
on
this
special
event
at
Half
Price
Pearls
classed
as
outstanding
program'
Items.
As
a
surprise
between
third
and
foui'tn
groups.
Miss
Davis
Fairlv
large
selection
of
1,
2
and
3
strands.
Approximately
36
items.
Half
price.
introduced
the
mountain
courting
song,
"Louisiana
Dove,"
while
her
encores
at
programs
end
were
"Drink
to
Mc
Only
With
Thine
Eyes"
and
the
rollicking
'Arkansas
Traveler,"
which
one
seldom
hears
except
as
a
vluiin
jig
but
which
Mi.-s
Davis
recited
vocally
with
characteristic
gesticulation.
Thu.3
ended
the
program
on
a
hih
note
of
appreciation.
BEST
R"
::a-a
ii-;
MITCHELL
&
OJRRIE
LIMITED
ilutltlrrs
&
Contractors
Your
Friendlv
Jeweller
Green
324
522
3rd
AVE
Mis3
Gwendolyn
Williams
was
I
a
perfect
p.ano
accompanist,
her
(t
oi'.Unii'
d
en
.
ptvie
)