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MUSICAL
PROGRAM
Christian
Youth
Society's
Last
Meeting
of
Season
Is
Held
The
Christian
Youth
Society
held
its
last
meeting
of
the
season
Monday
night
in
the
social
parlors
of
First
United
Church.
President
Ken
Harding
presided
over
the
meeting.
The
program
was
in
tht
form
of
a
musicale
and
was
arranged
by
Wilfrid
Hicks.
Members
agreed
that
it
was
one
of
the
best
programs
of
the
season.
j
Mr,
Hlcjcs
opened
the
proceed
ings
witn
a
tanc
on
now
a
musical
festival
is;
presented
In
the
south
He
also
outlined
the
growth
of
so-called
"Jazz"
from
its
begin-;
ning
to
the
modern
version
called
i
"swing."
He
mentioned,
in
the
j
course
of
his
Interesting
narrative
that
the
musical
critics
who
heretofore
would
not
sanction
the
use
of
"Jazz'
as
an
accepted
form
of
.music
do
so
now.
"Swing"
music
Is
now
accepted
as
a
popular
form
of
music
and
receives
the
criticism
of
the
critics
like
any
other
form
of
music
does.
The
first
musical
item
was
tht
playing
of
the
first
two
movements
of
Beethoven's
beautiful
"Moonlight
Sonata"
played
by
Miss
Marybelle
Stiles.
The
music
was
made
more
effective
by
the
reart-
lng
by
Miss
Edith
Connery
of
the
(story
of
how
Beethoven
came
to
compose
this
"opus."
As
a
pleasing
diversion
from
the
classical
rrjuslc,
Miss
Eileen
Hamb-
lln
sang
a
modern
number,
"Sympathy."
She
was
accompanied
on
the
piano,
by
Miss
Phyllis.
Hamblln
Harold
Ivarson
struck
an
amusing
note
by
the
reading
with
mus'c
of
the
old
story
of
the
Angry
King
and
hfs
thrpe
daughters,
one
fat
one
thin
arid
one
very
beautiful
Then
there
was
the
Prince
and
his
galloping
horse.
Miss
Muriel
Hicks
played
the
accompanying
musical
pieces
that
were
Interspersed
throughout
the
story.
.
A
trio,
Eileen
Hamblln
playing
the
piano,
Phyllis
Hamblln
playln?
the
violin
and
Bertie
O'Neill
Dlav-
ling
the
clarinet,
rendered
their
i
own
tarcical
version
of
"Three
Blind
Mice."
This
number
received
the
award
of
a
bouquet
of
new
(Spring
skunk-cabbages.
As
a
final
offering,
on
the
pro
gram
Miss
Betty
Wilkinson
sang
two
popular
pieces
"Tlppy-tln"
and
."Ten
Pretty
Girls."
On
the
business
end
of
tho
evening's
program
a
few
items
wer?
dealt
'with.
Miss
June
Armour,
neaa
of
the
dance
committee,
reported
that
arrangements
were
well
In
'hand
for
the
spring
frolic
to
be
Held
May
20.
Arrangements
for
TE3
DULY
NEWS
Wednesday,
m,
TERRACE
Kenneth
Attree
Is
at
Smlthers
where
he
has
taken
charge
of
the
Attree
butcher
business
during
the
absence
of
his
brother,
Harry
At
tree,
who
Is
at
the
annual
train'
Ing
camp
at
Esquimau
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
Mrs.
F.
M.
Dockrill
of
Tclkwa
Is
visiting
Mrs.
D.
D.
Munroe
of
Mrs.
Van
Norman
of
Decker
Lake
Is
the
guest
of
Mrs,
C.
A.
Hlnch-liffe
at
the
Rectory
at
Terrace,
Mrs.
J.,
C.
Wilson
of
Burns
Lake
is
spending-a
short
holiday
at
Terrace
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
C.
-A
Hlnchliffe.
Mrs.
A,
Attree
of
Terrace
is
for
a
few
days
in
Prince
Ru
pert.
Mrs.
M.
A.
Greig,
Miss
Velma
Grcig.
and
Mrs.
Van
Stock
are
planning
a
.
motor
trip
to
Trail
starting
from
ilazelton
in
a
few
days.
They
will
visit
relatives
at
Trail
and
continue
their
tour
as
far
as
San
Francisco,
returning
to
Terrace
In
August.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elma
McConnell
are
leaving
Terrace
on
Thurs
day
for
Vancouver,
The
Misses
Ida
and
Clara
Schul-zic
have
arrived
at
Terrace
to
set
upsa
hairdresslng
establishment
Joe
Hart,
of
-Everett,
Washington,
has
arrived
at
Terrace
to
enter
Into
a
partnership
with
Matt
Allard
In
the
fur
farming
business.
They
will
fence
30
acres
and
ispe-clalise
In
beaver
land
mink.
TO
IMPROVE
GRAIN
EDMONTON,
May
18:
(CP)
Fifty-two
Junior
wheat
cluhs,
sponsored
by
the
Alberta
Wheat
(Pool
and
the
provincial
and
fed-Icral
governments,
have
been
form
ed
In
Alberta
this
year.
More
than
1,200
youths,
between
16
and
20,
will
specialize
in
Improving
quality
of
wheat
and
farm
products.
RARE
BIRTHDAY
GIFT
VANCOUVER,
May
18:
(CP)
A
robin
alighted
on
the
pink
coverlet
of
Evangeline
Larkworthy,
little
daughter
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Larkworthy,
New
Hazelton,
as
she
celebrated
her
first
birthday
here
fleepipg
In
the
sunshine
of
a,
front
garden.
The
bird
laid
a
small
blue
egg
in
the
baby's
carriage.
the
annual
picnic
would
be
left
in
the
hands
of
a
committee
of
five.
A
motion
was
put
through
that
the
power
to
arrange
for
the
annual
banquet
and
dance
of
the
Society
be
vested
in
the
new
executive
of
next
year
so
that
the
affair
would
com
off
In
Octobci
without
the
delay
that
was
brought
about
this
year
for
that
reason.
It
was
decided
that
his
would
be
he
final
business
meeting
of
the
Society
for
this
season
but
the
members
might
come
together
to
enjoy
3uch
outings
as
the
weather
would
permit.
A
devotional
talk
was
given
by
the
President
on
the
subject
of
why
hymns
were
sung.
Mr,
Hard'
lng,
as
usual,
was
Interesting
and
Informing.
The
Society
was
favored
at
this
time
with
a
solo
by
Miss
Muriel
Hicks
accompanied
by
Miss
Eileen
Hamblln.
The
meeting
camt
to
a
ole
eas
t
lhTgmdMltherest
to
a
close
at
last
after
the
refresh'
ments
of
doughnuts
and
coffee
by
all
joining
In
the
singing
of
"au'.d
lang
syne."
Fan
dtptndi
ea
fitntti.
Nourish
your
body
with
"'"Wr
"4r
AW
if
nt
th
wholesome
goodntu
of
promlim
Conodlan
wheat.
Eney
tht
golden
erunchlntu
of
Kellogg'
ALL
WHEAT.
It's
dellclovi
with
milk
or
ertam.
Sold
by
all
grocer.
Mad
by
Kellogg
In
London,
Ontario.
BMLDS
BG
MSN
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
coming
north
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
left
Skldegate
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
for
Massett
Inlet
and
will
probably
arrive
here
late
tonight
or
early
tomorrow
morning.
Three
halibut
vessels
sold
catches
totalling
60,500
pounds
at
Sea-attle
yesterday
as
follows:
Chelsea,
38,000
pounds,
San
Juan,
734C
and
7c;
Repeat,
12,000,
Washington,
10,c
and
64c;
Faith,
10,500,
New
England,
934c
and
63ic.
Two
and
a
half
hours
late,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
.Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
In
port
at
12:30
noon
today
from
Vancouver
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
ard
Bad
Weather
Holds
Search
Transport
Plane,
With
Nine
Persons
on
Board,
Still
Missing
In
'.
California
LOS
ANGELES,
May
18:
Bad
weather
continued
to
hamper
the
search
for
a
new
transport
plane',
will
sail
at
4
p.m.
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return'
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound,
J
The
American
halibut
boat
Ivan-hoe,
which
had
been
reported,
broken
down
with
engine
trouble
north
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
has
been
able
to
proceed
after
making
her
own
repairs.
The
local
salvage
boat
Daly,
Capt.
Henry
Hansen,
which
went
down
the
I
coast
to
offer
assistance,
returned
'
to
port
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
She
did
not
see
the
Ivanhoe,
j
F"
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J
i:
I
Tops
in
Tennis
It's
SLAZENGERS
For
1938
Get
a
New
Slazcnjjer
Tennis
Racquet
Quality
in
Every
String
1938
SlazenRcr
Price
List
Victoria
....
Ace
,
$5.50
Marquis
$6.50
Eltham
r
$7,00
Kfl'Pse
$7.50'
Varsity
,
$10.50
rtlm&x
815.00
'oherty
ll7i5o
Queens
122.00
Slazcnser
Tennis
Balls-First
quality
50c
Olympic
Second
quality
33c
Slazcnger
1937
Tennis
Balls
r....
25c
II..LI
..
a.
.
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i.uuucr
nannie
lirips
....r.
Tennis
Ball
Bajts
'....
i.
Kiibbcrized
Racquet
Covers
..,1.....
60c
Oilskin
Racquet
Covers
Tennis
Racquet
Press
Swing
In
With
Slazcngcrs
35c
25c
60c
75c
Piloted
by
Sidney
wiley,
has
been
ml.uin.
.
wnn
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.8.8.CATALAKVKRYTUE8.
T.8.8.
CARDENA
FKIDAT,
hay,
1:30
p.m.
ln.,n
'
Due
Vancouver.
,
,
p
uvcr'
Thur
'H"Ts.
a.m.
Due
t
Vancouver,
Monday
A.M.
If
conveni,nt
p,6
purc
llckets
Bt
off
e
FUf:.r"r,n
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Ticket,
From
"
'
r,nce
,luP"
Aent,
Third
Ave.
rhone
568
of
the
week
In
the
cou
flight
from
the
East
to
CaUf
with
nine
pa
The
plane
w
believed
to
have
,
forced
down,
somewhere
Tehachapl
Mountains.
'
TONIGHT
and
TIIUlY
JANE
WITHERS
In
"45
FATHERS"
At
8:19,
Once
Only)
PLUS
-
ANNAKKLU
rWlnts
of
the
Morning"
it)
"Dinner
At
The
KHz
With
David
Nivtn
(At
7:00
and
9:30)
Holiday
Camp
Mrs.
Dunn
Announces
That
Her
SANGAN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
Near
Massett,
(J.C.I.,
is
open
tor
visitors
and
advises
early
booking.
'
Sunderwood
Studio
Announces
that
their
new
equip,
ment
enables
them
to
develop
vi
print
any
size
of
Roll
Films
it
ft
AH
Work
Guaranteed
(Next
Rupert
Hotel)
Phones
18
and
81
r.o.
Bn
FOR
GOOD
SERVICE
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
fiToi
erles
Vegetablei
Frnltt
Confectionery
Tnbiccot
317-19
THIRD
AVE.M'E
WEST
Opposite
Canadian
Lf(ion
Nolwdy
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
IJ
Uood
The
Roomi
Are
Cloo
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reaionibl
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brasell
N.
M.
re"
JL
Cheaper
Feed
Having
a
surplus
of
BuM'f
Valley
whsat
It
Is
nrcessttf
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Se
Money.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Company
IN
THE
8LTHKMK
COl'KT
Of
l'IIS"
COIA.MIUA
IN
I'KOIUTE
()a
In
the
Matter
of
The
-AilmlnUtraiw
'Art'
In
the
Matter
l'
nvillnrrt.
Iirwised,
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M
TAKE
NOTICE
(thai
toy
'an"
&
Honor.
W.
N.
ristwff,
,p.
13th
day
of
May
A.
v.
-t,
ol
potovtrd
AdmuiWtrator
of
j,
psr-
Uos
having
claims
Turnl4
ct.t
ane
noreoy
requuy
or
une
proprrly
verlrli.
to
"
jefor
the
25th
day
of
June.
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ki
all
panic
ran'
"
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re
requJrcd
to
ty
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Ivolr
lidobtfrtnrea
to
me
twJ
tH
DATED
ftt
Prliw
mrt."-:itto
day
of
uy,
A.
D.
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A.
J.
LANCABTEH.
inia(jtof
'
i
Deputy
Official
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