Prince
Ruperf
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
31,
1950
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Variety
Concert
5,
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Well
Presented
Saturday
evening
over
200
parents
and
children
attended
a
variety
concert
at
Conrad
Street
School
The
impressive
affair
was
a
financial
success
and
raised
$50
for
Manitoba
Flood
Relief.
Speaking
and
singing
parts
in
the
operetta
"Hansel
and
Grete!"
were
yn
peformed,
indicating
that
ior
one
hour
the
children
were
living
their
parts.
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and
pionertbs.
made
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RESULT);
She'll
Know
;
by
the
children,
added
to
the
ef-!
fectlveness
of
the
operetta.
One
scene,
in
paiticular,
where
the
j
fairies
danced
around
the
sleep-;
ing
children
In
the
moonlit
for-I
est,
was
outstanding.
Following
the
concert
numbers,
F.
E.
Anfield,
Boy
Scout
district
j
cemmissioner,
on
behalf
of
the
Kinsmen
Club,
presented
the
Kin
;
cup
to
Conrad
Street
Boy
Scouti
I
and
Cub
troops
for
their
float
in
,
the
May
24
;j.nade.
R.
Cameron
j
presented
Cub
Lome
Murray
with
j
a
lovely
hand
made
leather
belt
j
for
meritorious
work
done.
A
sec-j
ond
prize
was
given
lialph
Sykes
j
for
his
efforts.
The
short,
tuneful
and
eolor-
ful
operetta
"Under
the
Wind
'
mills"
ended
a
pleasant
evening.
It's
Love
.
.
,
.
if
you
take
her
to
di
at
the
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CENTRE
DIKING
ROOM-
Reservations
or
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Out
Orders
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with
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sister
Ran.la,
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liomc
at
41
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mnor
Ave,
St.
Vital,
has
boon
inumlatod
l.y
the
Hal
l!ivcr,
and
now
th.-y
aro
livinir
in
a
coltap'
provided
rent-free
hy
an
equally
selfless
eottafje
owner
at
Winniixn
Kei'irh
Their
rehabiliialion
is
the
task
of
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund.
Contributions
wav
U
addived
directly
to
the
l
und
in
Wmni)eKor
paid
into
any
bank
in
Canada.
The
program
follows:
Operetta
Hansel
ti
Gritf'
Hansel
Jimmy
McLean
Gretel
Maureen
O'L-fary
Mother
Caroline
Newton
Father
Colin
Sherry
Fairies
of
Evenlne
Aina
Carlson,
Btty
Sykes,
Diane
Perch.
Anna
Colussi
Ginger
Bread
Children
Anna
Colussi,
Betty
Sykes,
Diane
Pp.
ch
Alex
Howell,
Tim
Traynor,
Glen
Ferguson,
Stan
Boshier
Piano
Solo
"Angel's
Voite"
Delia
Haig
Tango
Anna
Colussi
Musical
Comedy
Dance
Aina
Carlson
and
Caroline
Newton
Tap
Dance
Anna
Colussi
Piano
Solo
Aina
Carlson
Tap
Dance
Caroline
Newton
Operettas
"Under
the
Windmills"
Mother
De'la
Halg
Tom
Gltn
Ferguson
Margy
Betty
Sykes
Friends
Stanley
Boshier,
Anna
Colussi,
Rcss
Murray
Alex
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PRINCE
RUPERT
DACE
SHI
At
a
special
annual
meeting
el
the
Kinsmen's
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
at
the
Civic
Centre
Tuesday
night,
last
year's
President
Ed
Garner
was
re-elected
to
the
presidency.
Others
elected
weie
THE
LATEST
PAINT
BURNING
METHODS
Stewart
Vice-president
Bill
Lon?,
Trea-s-.
Howell,
Frank
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Hulda
Marilyn
Speer.
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11th
St
Hotel
Urged
Frank
Kaftcl
Might
Do
Other
Things
for
Prtn-e
Rupert
If
Frank
Kaftel,
dynamic
Toronto
and
Vancouver
financier,
who
has
become
interested
in
the
establishment
cf
a
modern
hotel
at
Prince
Ruport
and
is
the
moving
spirit
in
the
Charles
M.
Hayi
Hotel
project
here,
is
"ncou
raced
in
retaining
that
interest
here,
other
benefits
may
accrue
to
the
city
So
declares
Ed.
Kellner,
well
known
British
Columbia
mining
man,
who
is
in
the
city
with
Olier
Bostier
on
btisin-as
-in
connection
with
the
hotel
project.
"The
hotel
may
be
but
the
first
of
other
important
and
beneficial
undertakings
for
Frince
Rupert,"
Mr.
KeHner
predicted
in
an
interview
with
the
Daily
News.
"I
have
seen
Kaftel
in
operation
not
orny
in
Canada
and
other
countries.
lie
is
a
man
of
action
and
tremendous
enthusiasm
and
I
have
personal
knowledge
of
many
of
his
successful
and
enterprising
projects.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
urtr
John
Good,
Secretary
James
Melior,
Recorder
Bob
Rudderham
and
Directors
James
Til
im
son
and
H
'C.
Bar'ooui.
Tiie
installation
will
take
place
Etter
the
summer
recess.
Final
p'.ans
were
made
toe
t'e,er;.'.l"S
to
attend
the
rcgionp'.
Kin-men
Convention
in
Nan-aimo
June
3,
4
and
5.
Local
representatives
will
be
Ed
Garner,
R.
C.
Barbour,
William
Long,,
R.
E.
Montador
and
Jamus
Thomson
as
voting
delegates
and
Stan
Sivilie
as
alternate.
Chairman
Stan
Gaville
of
the
Way
24
ticket
committee
reported
that
the
net
profit
from
the
sale
of
memberships
would
be
just
over
$1500.
Ray
McLean
of
the
d.tnee
committee
reported
a
net
pro.'it
of
$452.97.
Concessions
chairman
Harry
Swaf-field
redetrpo
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shrdl
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fo
Build?
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advice
on
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Problems
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Contractors
field
reported
there
would
only
Prince
Rupert
people
would
do
i
be
a
slight
profit
from
sale
of
well
to
tag
along
with
him."
'
food,
etc.,
due
to
the
hundreds
of
Mr.
Kellncr
said
that
Mr.
Kaf-
j
free
ice
creams
and
hot
dogs
tel
was
ni'-st
anxious
to
:;ec
the!
given
away
to
the
youngsters
at
the
Sport
Day.
hotel
project
here
pt
rnoviny
quickly.
It
was
reasonable
that
he
should
exp"ct
some
local
sup-
i
port.
He
had
ccrt
tinly
i.i'
t
with
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
opposition
elsewhere
but
this
had
made
him
all
(he
mo-c
anx
u
t
i
u
u
m
m
!z?
aid
ious
that
the
ho'
el
here
Should
i
be
sucees.sfuMy
consummated.
"He
i.a-anxious
that
ther"
should
be
a
good,
clear
Indication
from
the
people
of
Prince
Rup-rt
imv;,
not
a
year
from
now,
that
they
,
want
the
hotel
and
are
prepared
to
share
in
backing
it."
I
It
was
Mr.
Kel!r.:r
who
made
I
the
original
contact
between
i
Olier
B"sner
and
Frank
Kfti!
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt'
and
Efficient
Scrvic
AT
A
Penetrating
Sealer
POPUIA
PRICE
that
resulted
in
the
latter
becoming
Interested
in
the
locrl
hotel
project.
and
Paint
Mix
Tim-ber-lox
h
a
dear
liquid
mad
from
the
finest,
'
toughest
resint
and
water
repellent
oilt
and
is
used
as
a
thinner
for
oil
based
paints
or
as
1
clear
primer
befort
painting
or
varnishing.'
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stick
to
your
lips
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Monday
night
decii.iul
a
request
of
the
Prince
George
Board
of
j
Tnid-J
seeking
endotsiitiw
of
a
iiesolution
f.sl:irg
for
the
build-ling
of
a
new
high
level
hhway
J
bridge
across
the
Fraser
River
at
j
Prince
George.
W.
M.
'
Watts,
speaking
for
the
highway
com-jmltte,
explained
that
the
view
;had
been
taken
that
it
was
111-
advised
to
a;k
for
major
ex-jpenditure
on
a
bridge
such
as
Iwas
requested
while
highways
;
generally
were
in
need
"or
itn-
provfnent.
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over
to
a
truly
distinguished
cigarettt.,
lives
uo
to
it
famnui
name
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costs
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