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if?
the
program
Included
various
group
harmony
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In-.
Prince
Rupert
Dallp
Hrtus
:
Frid'ay,
June
10,
1949
'A.
GYPSY
JAMBOREE,
OPENING
THREE-NIGHT
STAND,
DRAWS
HAPPY
LOT
eluding
a
doublesexteUe
In
the
popular
vocal
mood
with
EJith
tk
.
Jordan,
Diarye
Kennely,
Monica
NOVEL
ARGUMENT
1
DENHAM,
Bucks.,
Eng.,
CPAs
long
as
tuberculin
-
tested
cows
do
not
graze
on
the
same
ground
as
ordinary
cows
they
can
"kiss"
one
another
over
a
wire
fence
as
much
as
they
like,
ruled
Denham
Council.
The
council
was
discussing
the
building
of
a
fence
to
prevent
Five
hundred
people
followed
the
Gypsy
trail
to
Hltb
?j0e
Eby'
Jea""e
V
Husoy.
Don
Rit-
Jon'
nanrrM
j
i
u
...iTu
-HuaoyLaila
FATHER'S
DAY
YOU
BET
IT'S
IMPORTANT
If
you
order
your
winter
coal
supply
NOW,
you're
absolutely
sure
of
comfortable
warmth
and
good
97
.-
IBM
!
chie,
J.
A.
Teng.
J.
T.
Lang-ridge,
Alex
Mitchell,
Robert
Strachan
and
N.
S.
K.
Brewer
taking
part;
duets
by
Jeanne
and
Laila
Husoy
and
by
Joanne
Langridge
and
Alex
Mitchell
and
last
niht
at
the
Armory
and,
amid
merry
and
,
colorful
surroundings,
with
plenty
of
novel
diversions
or
their
enjoyment,
spent
an
interesting
and
happy
;
evening.
'
0rie
"f
the
outstanding
enter-1
.
.
one
herd
of
cows
feeding
with
CARDS
and
GIFTS
Come
In
and
browse
around
You'll
find
something
for
DAD
on
his
DAY.
And
when
you
have
the
gift
choose
Just
the
right
card
to
go
with
it.
others.
f'.K
V
tainment
undertakings
of
the
merry
carnival
ball
rolling
last
0'08
bV
Barbara
Teng.
In
season,
Honored
Queen
Lorna
evnnF
aftr
th
Prinri.
Ru-
dition'
to
these
Mrs.
Noreh
...
PRESERVE
BLITZ
GARDEN
i
Donaldson
and
Guardian
Laura'
pert
Shrine
Band
had
bravely
Thompson's
piano
and
vocal
act
"uniciuun
wiimig.ied
a
parade
from
Civic
centre
-
"-""J
-
nnt
n4
1
i
.
.
i
to
Armory
'
imu
rung,
wii
miumu
xviu(V(iy
,
,
.
Ja
piper,
went
over
strong.
To-Each
evening
there
Is
a
stage
,,
,
B
(u,
i.
u
,
night
there
will-
be
a
change
of
"vi
cnuiusiasuc
neipers
member
girls,
mothers,
fathers
and
friends
rallying
around,
re
OJDM
NOW
Hi
ill
LONDON,
England
ffh
city
garden,
laid
out
by
fire-watchers
during
the
off-spells
In
the
1940
bombing
of
London,
will
become
a
permanent
war
memorial.
The
garden
was
made
by
flrewatchers
from
the
Goldsmith's
Company,
whose
hall
is
nearby.
heullh
for
your
family
from
the
first
cold
nip
and
on
through
winter.
ORDER
NOWt
CALL
651
HILPOn,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Lumber
Building
Supplies
show
or
diverting
variety
num-
program
ceived
the
congratulations
of
the
many
who
gathered
last
night'
bers-
here
aSaln
aU
th?
partlcl-
in
spite
of
weather
conditions
pants
being
in
Gypsy
costume.
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
400
which
were
none
too
auspicious.1,
Last
night,
with
Lonm
Donald
You
Saw
is
in
The
News.
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News!
son
as
mistress
of
ceremonies,
The
big
carnival
affair
continues
tonight
and
Saturday.
Besides
providing
the
home
will
follow
from
wharf
to
Civic;
lown
l0ls.
'd
and
young,
with
Centre
where
registrations
will
a
Kood
bill
of
fun
and
entertain-commence
with
the
convention
ment.
the
Job's
Daughters
are
proceedings
starting
with
a
din-'
exPectinB
that,
as
a
result
of
th-ner
in
the
evening.
affair,
they
will
be
able
to
aiiR-
iyros
bet
ri..
I
o
rd
lev
i
Business
sessions
will
open
mtnt
substantially
the
fund
Wednesday
morning
followed
by
be,nS
iscd
to
finance
the
till)
stunt
luncheon
for
the
men
in
r
tne
Bethel's
colorful
drill
to
Rally
Around
For
'
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Week
u'e
-'v'c
centre
at
noon
wnue
"
"k-"c
1Ui
an
n,ci-
the
ladles
are
having
a
lun-
natio"al
gathering,
as
a
result
retU's
Joined
Gyros
at
a
cneon
aboard
the
Chilcotln.
ot
whlt-h
it
Is
assured
that
Prince
r
meeting
last
evening
In
Fishing
trips,
drives
or
such
RuP(,'
t
will
be
very
much
In
the
ivic
Centre
when
final
ar-
other
diversions
as
can
be
ar-
,lmeIight
of
publicity,
menus
were
concluded
for
ranged
for
the
delegates
will
Entering
the
armory
through
district
convention
which
piace
jn
tne
afternoon
fol-
a
verdant
forest
lane,
the
visit-ring
more
than
ninety
die-i
lowed
by
a
beach
party
at
D'gby
ors
to
the
jamboree
find
within
j
w
the
city
on
Tuesday,!
island
or
a
leisurely
cruise
the
spacious
auditorium
a
vaiety
j
PMltty
and
Thursday
of
aboard
the
Chilcotin,
depending
r
booths,
ranging
from
sale
of!
week.
Finishing
touches
upon
the
condition
of
the
weath-
useful
and
novel
articles
of
put
on
the
program
which
er
handiwork
through
hot
dog
and
dt-r
the
general
direction
Feature
events
on
Thursday
refreshment
stands
to
biugo
my
Scott,
convention
chair-
wm
include
the
official
opening
tables
and
other
carnival
de-
C.CE
who
will
have
the
active
by
international
President
Leon
vices-
A1'
are
staffed
by
girls
of
rt
of
all
the
Gyros
and
f.
Tsflkspn
of
t,h
fiw
MrClv-
the
Bethel
End
their
parents
und
ps
in
a
varied
program
!
mont
Park
swlmmine
nool
and
friends
In
gay
Gypsy
raiment.
resting
events
which
will
in
the
evening
the
district
gov-
Upstairs
is
the
tea
room
where
e
the
international
gath
ernor's
dinner
and
ball
piior
to
one
may
relax'and
enjoy
a
cup
HEADQUARTERS
Gyro
President
Maurice
the
sailing
of
the
Chilcotin
at
of
tea
or
coffee
with
delicious
.es
was
in
the
chair
at
l
am
Frirfnv
on
the
return
sanawicnes
and
caKe,
tns
uypsy
motif
again
being
predominant.
night's
meeting.
voyage
to
Vancouver.
!
Fpnrerf
nff
t.he
rpntrp
nf
t.h
y-two
delegates
will
ar-
Special
arrangements
are
i
,2fl3TflAU0QA3H
qqj
floor
Is
a
dancing
square
which
in
the
city
Tuesday
after-
attracted
many
last
night,
on
the
steamer
Chilcotin,
couples
enjoying
themselves
to
iy
chartered
for
the
oc-
mmsmm
the
enlivening
piano
music
of
to
be
met
by
Gyro
greet-
being
made
for
a
large
public
ceremony
in
connection
with
the
opening
of
the
pool
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Each
city
school
is
being
invited
to
send
a
boy
and
girl
to
take
the
(continued
on
page
8)
In
the
last
Provincial
Election
the
Labor
Progressive
Party
(Communists)
nominated
21
Candidates
...
yet
this
year
there
are
only
two
Labor
Progressive
Party
(Communist)
Candidates.
Ue
all
know
that
the
Labor
Progressive
Party
is
the
Communist
Party.
;
Mrs.
Norah
Thompson
d
Mayor
N.
E.
Arnold
who
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
set
the
xind
an
official
welcome
alf
of
the
city.
A
parade
EARLY
ADVERTISING
COPY
IS
APPRECIATED
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
L7
ORGE
L
ROME
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
Has
the
L.P.P.
infiltrated
into
and
is
it
in
control
of
the
C.C.F.
-
of
B.C.?.;
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Daily
Service
Except
Monday
SCHEDIXES
Tuesday,..
Wednesday
.
a
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d
Thursday
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Cow
Bay
floats,
4,
5,
7
and
8
p.m.
(Extra
trip
Thursday
afternoon,
2:30)
Saturday
Every
hour
starting
at
11
a.ra.
Sundays
Continuous
service
commencing
11
a.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lake
at
10
p.m.
Phone
GREEN
391
.or
BLACK
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be
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Returns
Compiled
ner
Block
Phone
387
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Service
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CONTRACTORS
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When
the
Provincial
C.C.F.
voted
against
the
Atlantic
Pact,
was
it
because
of
heavy
pressure
from
those
who
are
lending
their
support
to
the
C.C.F.
Party
?
WATKIN'S
DEALER
Building
and
tepalrs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimney
Oil
Burners
'
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Avenue
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5,
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BLOCK
Phone
7C5
P.O.
Box
1401
TIL!
BUCK
SPEAKS
To
you
in
your
home
.
.
Dial
CJOR
"Elect
a
CCF
Government"
Tonight,
6
p.m.
On
the
right
Is
a
reproduction
of
an
advertisement
which
appeared
in
the
"News-Herald"
on
March
13,
1943.
LENIN
WROTE
AND
STALIN
SAID:
"You
must
have
Socialism
to
attain
Communism."
See
Page
386,
"LENINISM,"
Selected
writings
by
Joseph
Stalin
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Wednesday,
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p.m.
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Thursday,
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week
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