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WWWKWW
IX
TIIE
BASEET
(Continued
from
page
4)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
19,
1950
51
I
paid
35
cents
for
a
seat
beside
the
Co-op
bench
while
Brownwoods
whipped
the
fish-
I
Variety
Show
School
Concert
Af
Annunciation
3
men
on
Saturday
night
and
I'd
pay
ten
dollars
for
the
same
show
any
evening
of
the
week.
The
crying
towel
was
soaked
before
the
half-way
whistle,
and
Delights
Many
On
Friday
evening
Annuncia-
u
i
)
fjS-
at
tVaUwahneo;
if
A
i
s
!
r
UlliCl
'
t
i
vi
.iv
w.
himself
a
gala
evening.
MacPhee
Lively
Entertainment
by
JokVDaugbter
Last
Night
For
over
two
hours
last
night
an
audience
of
450
laughed
and
gaiety,
and
excitement,
especially
for
the
younger
folk,
when
the;
Ll
,
.
.
-Ilir
micl
rf
tVtA
QPf
";r
wurlSLmas
conc,;rt
l0OK
ond
half
after
Referee
John;
p
rjimartina
called
a
technical
Quit
and
ah-ed
with
Job's
Daughter
as
their
fast
moving
Following
the
singing
of
"O
'
f
ouj
on
the
club
for
noises
from
Canada"
a
recitation
by
Victor
the
heneh.
Points
were
at
a
pre-
variety
musical
show
unwound
,
Prystay
recalled
to
all
the
need
minm
all
eveninu
and
those
free
2
I
Itself.
From
the
opening
choruft
!
through
';Ood
Save
the
King
1
or
prayer
in
these
days
of
stress,
throws
are
devastating
when
it
UNIVERSAL
5
j
tne
audience
was
carnea
into
men
me
curtains
opened
upon
I
that
way.
i
the
moods
of
the
cast.
j
a
tableau
of
"Our
Lady"
as
she
;
Don
Forward
reports
a
very
!
The
show
opened
with
Job's
appeared
to
the
three
children
I
brisk
movement
of
tickets
for
i
'
Daughters,
In
their
white
blous-
while
the
senor,
boys
and
gii
13
j
tomorrow
evening's
exhibition
es,
short
tartan
skirts
and
berets,
sang
"Our
Lady
of
Fatima."
,
and
for
the
week
following
when
a
marching
on
to
the
tune
of
An
animated
recitation
"Birth-1
the
visitors
return
from
Alaska.
"Mullnl
UolUit
Uwllft!
"
latAr
iCt
finU
PunrMce"
Kw
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ft
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wunuiva
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auca
vi
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v.
qiiu
5
1
be
joined
by
Uie
men,
of
the
two
delighted
everyone.
Ladies
Take
All
chorus.
The
chorus
then
sang
immediately
after
this
the
Ttoor
Horn
I
t
onH
ftrtt.lf
A
-
.
,
.
.
,
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
"SUBSTANDARDS"
Regular
1.50
quality.
A
aa
Buy
several
pairs
at
this
low
price
pair
J,"'
Sizes
8V2
to
11
0
Pair
for
2.10
"
-
v
i.age
was
iransiormea
inio
we
.
t
t
People"
with
the
girls
swaying
Court
of
tne
Kin(
and
0ueen
of
nrl,A.
.1
rarflf
in
time
to
the
music.
Healthland
with
Steven
Toth
as
,
I
I
IIC3
Oi
vUlllJ
A
comedy
song
by
Len
Sykes
king
and
Jeannine
Turcotte
as
I
,
kept
the
audience
armisfd
for
ouppn
and
gradps
three,
four
and
1
All
six
winners
at
tne
nine
iu.
.
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a
courtiers.
oiuy
roy
,
w
-
followed
by
the
Blue
Star
or-
(Joe
Arseneau)
came
to
court
to
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Aux-
chestra,
playing
a
group
of
pcipu-1
enquire
whv
evervone
was
so
11
iary
card
party
last
night
were
5
1
lar
dance
pieces.
The
"Merry
(
happy
and
various
members
of
ladies,
three
of
whom
were
play-
'
Widow
Waltz"
was
rendered
the
court
gave
him
health
rules
8
a
men.
GILLETTE
ROCKET
GIFT
SIT
DIES'
RAYON
BRIEFS
lST
QUALITY"
Strid
Rayon,
in
white,
Pink,
Blue,
Maize.
'
ft
pair
4
A
A
s
Small,
Medium
and
Large
2
for
J.UV
O
Every
man
on
your
CSristmas
shop-
-
rtruco
-It'
ping
list
will
be
mighty
pleased
with
this
Q
attractive
and
practical
gift.
Here
is
a
set
oll-"T
Tt
5tT
that
combines
complete
shaving
service.
MICEO
FROM
98c1
The
colourful
holiday
package
contains
a
to
$6.00
beautifully
by
Beverly
Matson
to
follow
if
he
wished
to
be
as'
Winners
at
whist
were
Eileen
and
Reg
Lavigne.
!
happy
as
they.
"The
Jester"
Page
and
Mrs.
E.
Shrubsall.
Crib-
The
show
gave
way
to
a
mood
(Bobby
Smith)
by
his
antics
bage
winners
were
Mrs.
E.
V.
of
real
merriment
as
the
scene
drove
all
frowns
away
not
only
j
Hanley
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
At
shifted
to
a
mud
flat,
where
from
"Billy
Boy"
but
also
from
bridge,
the
winners
were
Mrs.
T.
"Rita,
the
Clam
Digger's
Sweet-,
the
audience.
Beattie
and
Mrs,
S.
L.
Peachey.
heart"
was
strutting
her
stuff.)
"The
Night
Before
Christmas"
j
It
was
the
last
card
party
of
The
16
diggers
were
portrayed
came
to
life
as
a
cantata
with
the
year.
The
committee
in
by
Job's
Daughters.
The
mood
Pauline
Eelseth
as
the
mother,
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
W.
of
fun
was
adde-c
to
with
a
Eloise
and
Eleanor
Lahti,
Lillian
RothwelL
convener,
Mrs.
Pat
pantomine
by
Pat
Bolton,
Mel
Burn,
Dolores
Gilbert,
Anita
:
Anderson,
Mrs.
W.
Chappie,
Mis.
MIS'
FLANNELETTE
GOWNS
Gillette
Rocket
One-Piece
Razor
and
10-Biade
Dispenser
in
a
handy
Styrene
tra-.
vel
case.
In
addition
the
package
hokls
an
extra
Dispenser
of
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
I
quality
printed
flannelette.
An
ideal
Christmas
present.
Assorted
colors.
2.59
and
two
tubes
of
Gillette
Shaving
tream.
is
Small,
Medium
and
Large
KACH
K.
Pihera.
DIES'
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
For
Action,
Advertise!
purtd
pyjania
with
belt.
Smart
striped
patterns.
AssorU-d
colors.
3-75
Skalmerud,
John
Currie
and
Rogerson
and
Jimmy
Arseneau
Cliff
Knutson
to
the
recorded
as
the
children.
Mavis
Cronin,
music
of
"Quiet
Town."
The
pan-1
the
maid,
became
very
excited
tomine
was
so
good
that
it
took
over
a
mouse
in
the
kitchen,
the
audience
a
while
to
realize
j
Christmas
Fairies
(Luise
It
was
not
an
original
rendition
i
Bercei
Kalnv
Roos
and
Maisle
of
the
number.
It
received
Uie!Magee
prpcecled
Santa
(Phiiip
only
encore
accorded
all
even-
Lyons)
and
arranged
for
the
ine-
I
children
to
meet.
him.
While
"Good
Night,
Irene,"
sung
by
waiting
they
taught
the
children
Lwi
Sykes
to
Karen
Wright,
con-
how
to
be
Christmas
Fairies
too
tinued
the
gay
mood
while
Reg
,
by
"keeping
your
eyes
and
your
Lavlcne.
enterina
in
his
nhlht-
pars
nnri
vonr
hpnrts
nnpn
"
Rud-
s
Small,
Medium
and
Large
PAIR
THE
UNIVERSAL
Third
Avenue
ot
Sixth
Street
shirt,
singing
"Please
Say
Good-1
denly
through
"the
chimney
St.
right
to
the
Guy,
Irene,"
brought
Nicholas
came
with
a
bound."
A
roars
of
laughter
from
the
aud-
He
filled
all
the
stockings
and
lence.
.
w,as
about
to
leave
when
the
Girl
songsters
Shirley
Hau-1
'
little
girls
put
the
fairies'
lesson
an.
Lorna
Donaldson,
Beverly
into
practice
by
returning
.some
Matson,
Isobel
Taylor,
Margaret
j
of
their
gifts
for
Santa
to
take
Strachan
and
Mickey
Lavigne
.
to
the
Orphanage
in
Lonellvlllo.
Winnipeg
Mink
Price
Is
High
)AT!N
-
6L0
Saskaloon
Woman
rnllpri
hark
the
clnclr
aa
thev
unir
I
Then
followed
two
NativltV
WINNIPEQ
Ranchers
and
a
mPHiov
fnH.iriimr
tho
"Whif.
tableaux,
carols
and
a
sone
bv
Has
Many
Chores
irapixrs
reapeu
me
nij...
fenpoof
Song,"
"Brahams'
Lula-
the
entire
school
.Gloss
&
High
Gloss.
,
ces
In
years
last
ween
as
zo.ouu
.
a,f
rjitllo..
j
...
just
.
then
amid
shouts
and
pny
beautiful
tints!
bA&KATOON,
Sask.
n
Mrs.;
mink
pelts
brougnt
swu.uuo
(
.
m
.1
WU()
II
Irlsh
l.
1
Rose
IW.lt.
,.
The
flrst
111
.11
part
pUI
V
.m-b...-.
iaughter
Santa
Claus
.
arrived
and
Marjory
Walker
attended
274
Winnipeg
s
first
fur
auction
,
of,
,
tne
program
ended
on
a
nU.
distributed
presents
to
all
the
nterior
decorating.
,
the
season.
Highest
price
for
a
;
arlous
note
as
two
stage
hands.
1
puoils.
single
pelt
was
$25
to
$50.'
UICK
DR1NG
Mel
Skalmerud
and
Pat
Bolton.)
Father
F.
Rayner
spoke
a
few
Man
is
known
by
the
Whisky
he
serves
were
overcome
by
stage
fright
words
to
the
children
and
the
when
they
found
their
watches
.
evening
ended
with
the
singing
meetings
In
a
year;
she
poured
tea
at
30
social
gatherings.
She's
a
member
of
the
Saskatoon
city
council
and
the
public
school
board,
the
city's
representative
on
the
parks
board,
the
Y.M.C.A.
and
the
board
of
health
and
the
school
board's
rerjresen-
THOMPSON
-DWARE
CO.
LTD
time.
"It's
Just
a
matter
of
organiza
were
an
hour
slow
and
their
j
of
"God
Save
the
King.
The
Christmas
tree
and
the
tion,"
she
explains.
"Most
women
movement
on
the
stage
were
being
watched
by
a
large
aud-
presents
were
made
possible
by
a
are
good
organizers
who
get
to
lence.
The
scene
ended
with
.
Christmas
raffle
and
other
actl-
their
undignified
flight
to
the
wings.
SEEMED
PART
vities
of
the
C.W.L.
Mrs.
Burn
won
the
Christmas
hamper.
"Welcome
to
Hollywood"
program
tative
in
the
Playgrounds
Asso-
(
be
'clever'
with
time
when
their
elation.
(children
are
little."
When
she
is
at
home,
she's1
Mrs-
Walker
has
four
children.
knitting
tablecloths
and
bed-
When
two
of
them
married,
she
spreads,
reading,
or
explaining
fund
she
had
time
10
sPare
P"1
t,i.,v,.,
niir
,h
ci
instead
of
taking
to
teas
and
T
SUGGESTIONS
the
Following
Intermission
A
KODAK
CAMERA
nil
uiiuiic
oil
v
"right"
for
so
many.
took
another
-road."
voted
the
way
she
did
at
one
!
6olf,
she
She
Is
the
only
woman
on
most
MASTERS,
SCREENS,
meeting
or
another.
In
addition,
she
keeps
house
ASH
ATTACHMENTS
at
WRATHALL'S
for
her
husband
and
son.
She
says
she
can
do
all
these
things
because
she
"budgets"
her
scene
opened
on
a
picture
frame
'
on
which
the
girls
were
heard
with
lovely.
Margaret
Giske
the
during
their
prize
winning
trip
first
occupant.
She
remained
to
Long
Beach,
California,
motionless
while
the
chorus
sang
Supposedly
hitting
the
highest
"Girl
of
My
Dreams."
Then
peaks
of
farce
was
the
snow
came
Angus
Smith,
in
a
very
nymphs
scene
rendered
by
Pat
passe
bathing
suit,
posing
to
the
Bolton,
Reg
Lavigne,
John
Cur-strains
of
"Bv
the
Sea."
John
rie,
.Cliff
Knutson,
Monk
Sun-Currle
and
Mary
Strachan
posed
berg
and
Mel
Skalmerud.
to
"Tea
for
Twa,"
followed
by
Raffles
were
won
by
Molly
Lorna
Donaldson
to
"Golway
Sewart,
ticket
number
537;
and
Shawl."
Monk
Sundberg
in
sail-
M.
M.
Stephens,
ticket
number
or's
uniform
was
"My
Buddy."
425.
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
"Mexican
Rose"
was
portrayed
made
the
draw,
by
Luella
MacDonald
In
a
Span-
The
closing
chorus
was
beau-ish
dress.
Little
Chrissy
McKay
tiful,
with
th
girls
dressed
in
OTO
FINISHING
of
the
boards
on
which
she
serves,
but
that
doesn't
disturb
her.
"I
don't
think
of
myself
as
a
woman,
and
I'm
sure
that
the
men
don't
feel
that
I'm
any
different,"
she
said.
"I'm
Just
another
person
to
those
men.
I've
never
been
a
'twit-terer."
Mrs.
Walker
wishes
there
were
more
women
in
public
life.
"Women
have
such
an
lentlrely
different
idea
of
things.
Some-
COMPARE
THE
PRICE
THE
FLAVOUR
.
.
.
.
.
.
DSCOVfR
FOR
YOURSftf
THE
BEST
BUY
in
FINE
CANADIAN
WHISKY
4
Calvert
MOUNT
ROYAL
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Christmas
Gilts
R.
F.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Are.
(Near
CFPR)
thiiicr
thit'
nbvinus
to
me
'
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&
n"
u"c
"-"'
'
""
sfmow
doesn't
occm
Z
the
men
brings
as
"Daddy's
Uttie
Girl."
year's
Honored
Queen
Donna
Z
so
surely
ITv
we
S
have
things
thinSr
to
io.
Last
picture
in
the
frame
was
MucArthur
on
a
rostrum
in
the
nU
onA
centre
with
her
two
Princesses
offer.'
Skalmerud
in
the
scene
in
which
supporting
her.
Men
of
the
castl
Books
Novelties
rds
ndy
rxxtxxxwxx''i
stage
.In
My
Arms."
:
girls
as
they
sang
"Winter
Won-1
following
was
"Frosty,
tne
uenaua
louoweu
oy
some
ui
uie
,
4
Snowman,"
portrayed
by
Shirley
better-known
hymns
and
finally
5
Haugan
to
a
solo
by
Grimble
"God
Save
the
King."
I
i
supported
by
a
group
of
six
girls.
!
Under
direction
of
Mr.
and.
PETER
PAN
FT
SHOPPE
A
delightful
"Christmas
Tree"
.
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
the
show
was
scene
with
Alex
Mitchell
and
well
carried
out
and
a
credit,
to
Mickey
Lavigne
singing
and
dec-
the
directors.
Geoise
Dawes
was
orating
the
tree
was
thoroughly
at
the
door
and
Carol
Hill
and
enjoyed.
I
Barbara
Strachan
in
the
check
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
bv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.'
Then
came
recordings
of
the
room.
M
mm
j
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Your.,
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!
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That's
why
better-wrapped
So
save
the
protective
foil.
Use
4
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i
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butter
tastes
better.
Buy
one
of
it
to
rewrap
the
butter
when
you
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