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Series
of
Affairs
For
Anyox
Strikers
Held
Last
Mint
What
was
probably
the
last
of
the
series
of
entertainments
held
on
behalf
of
the
Anyox
striker
took
plutc
in
the
C.
L.
D.
L.
Hall
last
night
and
was
well
patronised.
A
large
audience
enjoyed
a
varied
program
of
instrumental
and
vocal!
music
presented
by
talent
from
the
mners
unci
local
artists.
The
program
was
as
follows.
Selections
by
Jugo-81av
five-piece
string
orchestra,
conductor,
Mike
Juretteh
Rqprian
polka
dances.
Victoria
Michalak
'age
6).
Victrola
accom-
panltnnt.
Vow
solos,
Tina
Roma,
Spanish
(altar
accompaniment
by
Julius
WeBe.
Plant-accordion
solo,
Mike
Cul-
apanish
Oypsy
songs.
R.
Carter
Songs
by
Pete
Hardy.
Aecerriion
and
clarinet
selections.
Joe
Uplschuk
and
Joe
Sulikosld.
Selections
by
instrumental
quar
tette,
Tony
Bussanich
i
mandolin).
Wldo
Bussanlch
i
clarinet).
Mike
Collust
plano-accordlon)
and
Ru
dolph
Rose
i8paniah
guitar).
K.
C.
B
.Montgomery
acted
as
stage
manager.
Production
was
ar
ranged
by
R.
T.
M.
Carter.
A
special
collection
was
taken
to
aastat
the
defence
fund
of
the
strik-ts
awaiting
trial
at
the
8prlng
As-
next
week.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Some
of
the
members
of
the
crews
or
Hayaport
and
Carlisle
canneries
Of
the
Canadian
Pishing
Co.
arrived
on
the
Kkeenu
River
Saturday
on
board
the
sieamer
Cardena
from
Vancouver
to
start
work
preparatory
M
the
season's
canning
opera-lions.
Archie
Scott,
book-keeper
at
Haysport.
was
among
those
arriving.
C.
E.
Salter
and
A
D.
Matheson.
managers
of
Haysport
and
Carlisle
canneries
respectively,
will
be
coming
north
on
the
Cardena
on
Friday
of
this
week,
accompanied
by
more
members
of
the
crews.
Carl
Orafstrom.
manager
of
the
Canadian
Pishing
Co
s
cannery
at
Butedale,
and
33
members
of
the
cannery
crew
came
north
from
Vancouver
yesterday
on
the
steamer
Catala
to
get
the
big
canning
and
mild-curing
plant
In
readiness
for
another
seasons
activities.
Packing
of
spring
salmon
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
elsewhere
In
the
district
to
Butedale
will,
it
Is
expected,
commence
soon.
Butedale
Is
also
an
Important
outfitting
point
for
the
halibut
fleet.
Also
coming
north
on
the
Catala
yesterday
was
Alex
Sutherland,
foreman
of
the
Chatham
Sound
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
at
Humpback
Bay.
Porcher
Island,
and
five
other
members
of
the
crew
Including
F.
J.
Johnson.
A.
Ralph.
A.
McPherson.
B.
McPtTerson
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B.
Moore
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at
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"Hot
Saturday,"
starring
Cary
Grant,
Nancy
Carroll
and
Randolph
Scott,
and
"A
Lady's
Profession,"
In
which
Alison
Skipworth,
Roland
Young
and
Sari
Marltaa
have
the
principal
roles,
are
the
two
features
of
a
double
bill
which
is
being
presented
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
the
first
of
this
week.
A
Saturday
night
party
furnishes
the
background
for
"Hot
Saturday."
Miss
Carroll,
to
escape
the
advances
of
a
too-amorous
escort
at
this
affair,
walks
home.
She
awakes
the
next
morning
to
discover
tliat
the
story
has
been
spread
that
she
has
spent
the
night
at
the
home
of
Orant,
a
millionaire
playboy.
Her
employer
fires
her
and.
hysterical
she
flees
to
Scott,
a
childhood
sweetheart,
to
accept
his
offer
of
I
marriage.
He
announces
that
engagement
Is
off.
Tnea.
determined
I
that
the
rumor
shall
become
fact,
I
she
rushes
to
Oram's
arms.
The
climax
that
follows
is
startling
in
boldness.
British
humor,
infectious
laugh
ter
wriggle
through
the
story
of
"A
Lady's
Profession''
M
Miss
Skip-worth,
in
the
role
of
a
British
lady,
leaves
the
safety
of
her
ancestral
castle
to
solve
the
problems
of
an
impoverished
nobleman
who
persists
In
leaping
from
scrape
to
senpe.
Roland
Young
Is
excellent
nn
the
nit-wit
Englishman.
Sari
Marttsa
and
Kent
Taylor
play
the
romantic
leads,
while
Rosea
Kans
and
Warm
Hyratr
complete
the
laugh
sextette.
Andrew
Brown,
storekeeper
of
Balmoral
cannery
on
the
Skeena
River,
and
Mrs.
Brown,
who
have
been
spending
the
winter
w
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
rl'y
from
the
ntu'k
on
the
Catila
b-t
nlfht
and
will
proceed
tosUy
to
the
8k?era
River.
Mr.
Brown,
who
wi
seriously
li
last
fall,
has
now
recovered
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SKIDEGATE
Ju.t
twenty-six
years
ago
K.
C.
Stevens
of
Bkldegate
took
out
a
party
to
Rennel
Sound,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
look
over
that
area,
the
party
being
connected
with
the
British
Navy.
Mr.
Stevens
was
then
told
that
Rennel
Sound
would
be
one
day
the
greatest
naval
base
on
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Just
recently
head
officials
of
Royal
Canadian
Navy
and
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Poire
have
been
looking
over
the
same
area
by
steanvr
and
airplane
The
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
John,
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run.
is
now
carrying
only
white
cooks
I
Mrs.
J.
Mathers
and
Mrs.
1.
Kit
son
of
Sand-pit
have
been
visiting
at
Queen
Chan.
,
days
with
friend
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