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AND
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ORMES
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
107.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
6,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
malic
Variety
Pleases
j
British
Tanks,
Troops
flqU
OIF
Palestine
War
framaFestivalOpening
spirited,
laugh-pro-
n
mve.
last-moving
"v-L
presented
to
a
capa-Lnce
in
the
Civic
Cen-
r
t
nnntnl
Long
Separation
Ends
At
Halifax
Danish
Girl
Hadn't
Seen
Her
Father
For
Eight
Yean
Arabs
fling
Holy
Land
As
Mandate
Hears
End
BUDGET
MAY
BE
BROUGHT
DOWN
NEXT
THURSDAY
OTTAWA,
'CP
Speculation
on
ight
wnen
iwu
ocmui
junior
group
staged
lays
during
the
first
ll(
the
Prince
Kupen
Let
Music
and
Drama
Parliament
Hill
today
was
that
HALIFAX
Q)
A
10
-year
-old
Danish
cirl
had
never
seen
Can-
mrtuig
of
Marie
Jen-
ada
untu
recently
but
she
ar-nodern,
rapid
moving
rived
at
Halifax
a
full-fledeed
Finance
Minister
Abbott
may
bring
his
1948-49
budget
down
next
Thursday,
May
13,
or
the
following
Tuesday,
May
18.
In
Lith
its
setting
in
the
Canadian
citizen.
She
had
trav-L
of-yellowknife,
pro-
plled
alon
from
Conenhaeen
hv
the
meantime,
May
18
was
unof-
.
.,vlvy
v
SR
----
n
,
n
4
A.
o
L.,y
of
good
lines
for
the
boat
U.N.
Sees
'Emergency
Measures'
As
Alternative
to
Bloody
War
CAIRO
(CP)
British
tanks
a?.d
troops
newly
arrived
in
Palestine
stand
as
a
two-edged
sword
discouraging
new
offensives
both
by
Jews
and
Arabs
at
least
until
mandate
ends
May
15.
They
also
stand
as
a
conveniently
hanrJy
weapon
which
the
United
Nations
might
pick
up
if
Britain
uciauy
wie
cauite
ui
muai
uui-ridor
gossip.
senior
students
irom
A
.
moriul
High
School.
I
youngsr
m.jliuj
lrlnnlr
inu
hpr
fathor
William
FILMS
TO
AID
WORLD
AMITY
"
"
-
"
uric
Jcnvrln
was
tne
Christoffersen.
It
was
a
happy
veral
men's
affec-
reunlon
or
the
Palr
wn
hadn
Thompson
as
Louis
.
i
.
seen
each
other
since
March.
;nC
COHUCctl
luvt-i
nuu
...
-
1
0fl
Ipkk
than
a
mnn
n
hpfnrp
sj10Uid
consent
to
form
nucleus
.
.
Palestine
police
force
under
fcorg
as
Mr.
uinsmore
-
ellmin-
ulc
wviueia
uuuuim
were
finally
Surton
Youngs
jr.
as
into
the
tiny
country,
orrigan,
who
showed
j
Christoffersen
was
a
seaman
uivirAm
i
,
umun
FILE
COUNTERING
DAMAGE
SUITS
k
oily
01
promising
to
i
auouru
a
uaiusn
snip
wneu
uie
HOLLYWOOD,
(AP)
Madeleine
Carroll
and
her
husband.
Henri
Lavorel,
are
producing
two-reel
films
to
promote
better
understanding
between
the
peoples
of
the
world.
The
United
Nations
is
backing
their
effort.
The
couple's
company
has
.Uf!?;
::
-q
W
fetl
first
man
to
Dring
invaders
took
over.
He
even-
temporary
administration
such
a
snow
being
considered.
Meanwhile
Arab
armies
moving
up
to
frontiers
are
waiting
to
see
what
will
happen
to
many
trains
being
observed
handling
armored
cars,
guns
and
troops
across
Egypt.
Jews
are
on
the
alert.
&
by
airplane
and
prov-
,
tually
landed
in
the
United
Litery
uy
administering
States,
then
shipped
out
on
a
SEATTLE
The
Boeing
Airplane
Co.
and
striking
Aeronautical
Mechanics
Union
have
filed
suits
against
each
other
seeking
$7,250,000
in
damages.
The
airplane
company
filed
b
to
the
girl.
captured
Italian
tanker
which
fcrt
praised
the
stage
(
was
torpedoed
off
Halifax.
Ho
NAVIGATION
HALTED
AS
SEAMEN
SET
U
P
PICKET
LINES
These
men,
picutred
marching
on
a
paper
company
dock
at
Thorolcl,
Onl.,
a
re
some
of
the
21
seamen
who
set
up
a
picket
line
at
the
John
A.
France
of
Sarnia
Steamship
Co.
S
eamen
charge
the
Misener
company
is
not
abiding
by
the
contract
signed
with
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union.
,f
Mr.
Wernccke,
the
.
left
the
sea
and
joined
the
Can-
made
two
films,
one
in
Italy
and
one
in
France.
These
are
not
kr.
played
by
Reg
Lav
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
United
adian
army.
In
Italy
with
trtie
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
he
applied
for
thought
Annabella
iilaved
by
Donna
travelogues
but
intimate
reports
of
life
among
ordinary
people
in
various
lands.
Their
purpose,
the
actress
ex
jsu.uoo
in
damages
sun
ana
Natj0ns
delegates
agreed
in
the
union
responded
with
a
suit
generai
that
only
emergency
asking
approximately
$5,000,000
measures
can
save
Palestine
could
have
been
made
Canadian
ciUzenship.
outer
person,
wir.
jjori,
TRADE
FLOW
INCREASE
SEEN
AS
U.S.
CUTS
SALES
TAX
FROM
CUSTOMS
plained,
is
to
show
that
people
are
essentially
"
the
same
the
loss
oi
wages,
ana
ior
replace-
from
a
blooc,y
war
Informed
ment
strike
benefits.
The
union's
sourees
reported
today
that
a
more
than
14,000
workers
have
8peclai
n-member
group
work-
MARGARINE
BILL
FAILS
IN
SENATE
OTTAWA,
W
The
Senate
on
Wednesday
voted
35
to
21
to
defeat
for
the
third
successive
year
world
over.
They
have
the
Deen
on
strixe
iwo
weeKs
in
a..n
nn
...nn-irun
nians
for
tho
c
v"
r
o
-
he
opinion
that
Mr.
didn't
live
up
to
ex-and
he
suggested
that
ay
was
done
again,
beau,
played
by
Tom
id
be
cast
as
a
stoutqr
.
type.
same
human
qualities
the
same
weaknesses
and
the
same
assets
The
Unitedl
OTTAWA,
(P;
wage
dispute.
CHINCHILLA
THE
WEATHER
SynopNiN
The
disturbance
which
brought
rain
to
all
sections
of
the
province
the
last
24
hours
has
now
moved
into
the
interior
of
the
a
bill
to
lift
the
ban
on
murgar-
States
government
lias
elimin
of
character,
regardless
of
their
FARM
STARTED
me.
The
bill
was
sponsored
Hoiy
Land
are
ready
to
stop
the
debating
partition
and
concentrate
on
the
immediate
crisis.
Only
nine
days
remain
before
the
expiration
of
Britain's
"mandate
in
Palestine.
by
ated
the
Canadian
eight
per
cent
salt
s
tax
in
its
customs
calculations,
a
high
revenue
department
official
disclosed
Wed
be
Goes
to
the
Movies"
BERLIN
TROUBLES
Senator
Euler
(L-Ontarioi
.
An
!H,it
i..,l
Mil
tArtilr
ViofW-O
political
boundaries,
she
contends.
The
project
stems
from
the
couple's
conviction
that
wars
arc
started
at
the
top
but
can
be
by
the
juniors
of
province.
Clearing
has
com-
j
AT
MASSETT
May
be
the
Start
of
New
Industry
for
the
Islands
b
-moriul
High
School,
menced
in
the
coastal
areas
this
commons,
is
expected
to
be
put
nesday
night.
POINT
UP
RECORD
Meanwhile,
two
new
proposals
orrison
as
Billy
Bax-
morning
and
good
weather
is
in
t0
t,ne
vote
within
two
or
three
This
will
mean
a
scaling
down
prevented
at
the
bottom,
if
all
for
bringing
peace
to
Palestine
.'
did
get
to
the
moviei
1
prospect
for
tomorrow.
The
in
weeks.
The
Chinchilla,
that
prized
men
and
women
will
rid
them
OF
DISAGREEMENT
of
the
price
an
American
importer
must
puy
for
Canadian
goods
and
is
seen
by
Canadian
little
fur-bearer
has
gone
to
Massett,
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
:d
his
friend
Pete
Ol-
terior
will
remain
overcast
with
d
by
Fred
Christian-!
showers
today
with
gradually
to
take
Pete's
problem
'
Improving
conditions
tonight
RENT-AID
PLAN
4
lanfbIa
Uiai
iand
..
where
banking
revenue
and
finance
ollicial.s
as
encouragement
to
and
tSmorrbw.
"-'
!e
vltlT
theni.'
Mifle'E
d
by
Yvonne
Klldal.
furred
creatures
are
rare
the
Chinchilla
may
become
king
and
be
the
means
of
introducing
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-
fcmdcr
of
the
cast,
con
the
export
of
goods
to
the
Uni
ted
States
and
the
flow
of
Am
erican
-dollars
to
Canada.
and
Jerusalem
respectively
were
before
the
U.N.
58-member
General
Assembly.
The
members
were
today-Studying
lhe4ruste-
.-ship
council's
plan
for
a
special'
municipal
commissioner
to
administer
Jerusalem.
The
second
plan
would,
ask
Britain
to
appoint
a
"neutral
acceptable
to
both
Arabs
and
Jews
as
a
special
municipal
commissioner."
.Eolations
Between
East,
Ad
Wet
Have
Deteriorated
Steadily
Since
Germany's
Capitulation
By
CANADIAN
PRESS
Friendship
and
harmony
pre
FOR
FAMILY
HOMES
COMING
Elizabeth
Martin
as
lottcs
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
fur-farming
as
a
new
industry
lixter,
Barbara
Moore
with
scattered
showers
today
Donald
Guidon,
deputy
gov-
;to
tne
DeoDie
ofthe
islands
Baxter,
Joyce
Pottle
as
clearing
tonight.
Friday
cloudy
with
scattered
showers
clearing
ernor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
R
L
McGrane,
who
tor
the
said
it
"is
a
move
in
the
right
Dast
twelve
vears
has
been
earn
en,
Robert
Dunn
as
OTTAWA,
'9
Trade
Minister
selves
of
distrust
and
suspicion
of
that
which
is
foreign.
Lavorel
and
hia
-wile
make
no
apology
for
this
highly
idealistic
aim.
Miss
Carroll
said
she
conceived
the
idea
in
France,
after
the
war.
She
observed
then
that
United
States
armed
forces
conducted
themselves
more
like
a
conquering
army
than
as
allies
of
the
French,
she
declared,
The
French,
unable
to
understand
this
attitude,
were
resentful.
Endeavouring
to
dispel
this
misconception
of
the
United
States
as
a
whole,
she
made
a
series
of
radio
broadcasts
for
which
she
received
the
French
Legion
of
Honor.
.
Lavorel
and
Miss
Carroll
plan
direction"
levelling
the
bal
ing
his
living
trolling
out
of
brown
and
Bill
Cuthlll
pipfman
turned
In
good
in
the
late
afternoon.
Winds
Howe
gave
Commons
details
on
light
today
and
northwest
15
a
rental
insurance
plan
by
miles
per
hour
Friday.
Little
wnich
the
government
plans
to
ance
of
trade
between
the
two
countries.
vailed
when
Russian
and
United
States
troops
met
at
Tor-gau,
on
the
Elbe
River,
on
April
27,
1945.
It
was
the
climax
of
the
twin
Allied
drives
across
Germany.
change
in
temperature.
Lows
encourage
the
building
of
houses
..ces.
remarks
Mr.
Lort
said
Morrison
had
a
vfcry
LOG
PRODUCTION
UP
IN
APRIL
tonieht
and
highs
Friday:
Port
Massett
and
who
for
twenty
years
before
that
was
a
fur-farmer
in
the
Peace
River
District,
took
five
pair
of
Chinchilla
breeders
home
with
him
after
a
visit
In
Vancouver.
He
expects
these
to
be
the
start
oi
a
full-scale
fur-farm.
MARINE
LIGHT
NOT
BURNING
It
was
also
the
highwater
x
voice
and
gave
his
naturalness
it
called
Sawlog
production
in
the
mark
of
cordiality
between
the
for
rent.
The
plan
will
guarantee
the
owner
of
such
houses
sufficient
rental
Income
for
taxes,
debt
service,
operating
expenses,
repairs,
renewals
and
replace
eastern
and
western
powers
Prince
Rupert"
forest
district
Ht
that
the
rest
of
the
than
which
had
allied
themselves
to
'during
April
was
more
Mariners
are
advised
that
the
Cook
Point
light
in
Massett
Sound
is
reported
to
be
not
Hardy
34
and
53,
Massett
32
and
5a,
Prince
Rupert
35
and
53.
AIR
PASSENGERS
Outbound
To
Vancouver:
P.
Halde,
O.
Hidbcr.
To
Sandspit:
Rev.
Mr.
Clenaghan,
E.
Unwin.
level
and
ments.
It
also
will
guarantee
a
given
very
good
sup-
st
of
Doom,"
a
mystery,
j'
the
Prince
Ruport
"aire,
had
a
plot
that
Nelson
to
make
films
all
over
Europe
burning.
The
light,
will
be
put:
Norman
Nelson,
of
reasonable
return
on
the
own
back
in
operation
as
soon
as
Bros.
Fisheries,
arrived
in
the
From
that
day
on,
a
mere
10
days
before
Germany's
capitulation,
relations
between
east
and
west
have
steadily
slightly
higher
than
that
of
April,
according
to
the
monthly
report
of
District
Forester
J.
E.
Mathieson.
Production
last
month
was
er's
equity
investment.
possible,
the
local
office
of
the
'
city
Wednesday
afternoon
by
air
M
in
several
nlaces.
and
Asia
in
the
coming
years
Lavorel,
an
official
of
the
United
Nations,
directs
the
pictures
and
Miss
Carroll
will
appear
in
some
of
them.
The
scheme
will
apply
to
fam-
Department
of
Transport,
mar-
from
Vancouver
on
a
business
llv
units
renting
at
not
more
this
didn't
prevent
the
ine
section,
announced
today.
trip.
Inbound
From
Vancouver:
G.
Anderson,
N.
Nelson,
F.
M.
Perry.
M.
Ormiston.
From
Sand-spit:
W.
J.
Davles-,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
r
turning
in
a
creditable
than
$80
a
month
on
a
fully-serviced
basis.
Unserviced
units
23,587,307
board
feet
as
compared
with
10,313,804
in
March
and
18,963,110
in
April,
1947.
pnec.
Basil
Prockter
as
she
lawyer
who
finally
)M'
Graeme-Cook.
Pole
and
piling
production
for
UNION
MAN
IS
ARRESTED
FOR
would
carry
a
lower
rental.
LOCAL
TIDES
f
mystery
and
forced
v
-.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
the
month
was
131,736
lineal
N'on
from
BaTrv
the
George
McAfee,
son
of
Mr.
and
The
first
sympton
was
the
reluctance
of
the
Russians
to
allow
British
and
American
forces
to
enter
Berlin,
captured
by
Soviet
armies.
Although
Germany
surrendered
May
7,
1945,
it
was
July
3
of
that
year
before
the
Russians
would
permit
Britain
and
the
United
States
to
move
garrison
troops
spoke
and
acted
his!
Mri'
w
R
MrAfpp
returned
to
Friday,
May
7
STREET
SHOUTING
TORONTO
ffi
Ross
Russell,
the
organizer
for
United
Elec
Mel
Skalmerud
as
thp
pit.v
Wednesday
afternoon
Kathleen
Kerr,
as
'
nn
ftp
Prinpp
Runert
from
Van
High
feet,
lower
than
the
figures
for
March
and
the
corresponding
month
a
year
ago.
There
were
973
railroad
ties
produced
during
the
month
and
405
cords
of
fuel
wood.
1948
1SJ.8
feel.
18.5
feet
4.1)
feet
G.2
feet
Beattie
67
Bevcourt
-
.37
Bobjo
14
'is.
Huze
wr
ir
it.
b!
couver
where
he
has
completed
Vancouver
llialonic
9.00
Ii
if.
Con
04
H.
K.
X
0(i
0:10
12:38
6:34
18:31
trical
Workers
(CIO,
was
arrested
today
at
Rogers
Majes-
Low
Mrs.
Edith
Black,
as
his
third
year
of
a
commerce
into
the
fallen
capital
and
to
'Thalia
Moore,
as
Aunt
course
at
the
University
of
B.C
Cariboo
Quartz
187
tic
plant
in
suburban
Lcaside
oyer
a
snare
Qf
responsi
and
with
"shout-
,
was
charged
for
tK
the
city's
,i,ii
w
Griffiths,
as
Car-
bility
adminis-
id
A.
E.
Welsh,
as
Dr.
.02
.02
Va
Dentonia
Dentonia
ing
on
a
street."
The
police
rtt(jon
w
the
plot
good
sup-
chief,
John
McGrail,
said
Russell
Buffalo
Canadian
11
-
Consol.
Smelters
108.25
Conwest
1.05
Donalda
71
Eldona
105
Elder
50
Giant
Yellowknife
4.55
God's
Lake
73
Hardrock
19
Grull
Wihksne
03
Vi
High
Costs,
"Inadequate"
Earnings
Prevent
Better
Railway
Service
Since
that
time,
relations
have
steadily
grown
worse.
Today
the
four-power
Allied
ad
F
fell
that
the
part
of
CENTRAL
ALASKA
KEEPS
EYE
ON
ICE
BREAKUP
FAIRBANKS
The
whole
north
remains
interested
in
the
outcome
of
the
Nenana
Ice
Pool.
The
manager,
Charlie
Wilson,
was
arrested
"because
there
was
likely
to
be
breach
of
peace
by
what
he
was
about
to
say."
The
strike
entered
its
fourth
day.
'"
who
died
on
the
M
been
very
well
chiir-
.05
.01
Vi
3.95
3.05
.04
23
'a
lledley
Mascot
(aski
Mmto
I
'e'.id
Oreille
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
MONTREAL
The
marked
de-
i
quire
an
outlay
vastly
in
excess
ministration
of
Germany
virtually
has
broken
down.
Russia's
intention
to
keep
a
tight
checkrein
on
the
other
f
The
Adjudictor
point-
There
have
been
disorders,
and
of
that
amounv
crease
In
the
value
of
money
Tn
his
address.
Mr.
Matnei
12
arrested
on
picket
lines.
estimates
the
time
the
ice
will
asked
shareholders
to
approve
mat
Aunt
Theresa,
an
V
nervous
woman,
had
,ul
il
too
high
a
note.
Oidncy
directed
"The
capital
expenditures
of
$79,670,-
871
of
which
$54,244,072
is
to
pro
powers
was
shown
in
July,
1945.
She
limited
her
allies
to
a
single
highway,
a
single
railway
line
and
an
air
corridor
about
20
miles
wide
as
a
supply
and
exercises
an
increasing
influence
on
the
adequacy
of
railway
financial
returns,
W.
A
Mather,
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Company,
suid
Wednesday
at
the
C7th
annual
F
of
Marie
Jenvrin,"
E.
vide
for
new
roh'ng
stock.
Ol
AIRCRAFT
BRINGS
NEWLYWEDS
HERE
The
new
amphibian
Seebee
wain.
"Midge
Goes
to
this
total
$30,390,854
already
ivics,"
and
Un
m
w
had
been
approved
by
directors
.in
a-
JYl.
1-1
.
"Bracelet
0f
Doom."
After
noting
that
the
company's
postwar
program
of
re
go
out
will
be
during
the
first
week
in
May.
Just
now
he
is
a
busy
man.
He
has
a
crew
of
106
compiling
the
names
and
guesses,
and
supervising
the
mechanical
phases
of
the
break-up.
Two
electric
mimeograph
machines
have
been
acquired.
As
a
triple
check
on
the
accuracy
of
the
recording
of
the
minute
of
the
Icebreak
the
committee
has
bought
a
brand
new
clock.
Fish
Sales
habilitation
had
been
slower
communications
route
between
their
stones
in
western
Germany
and
Berlin.
That
left
the
British,
American
and
French
areas
of
Berlin,
125
miles
east
of
the
nearest
western
occupation
zone
boundary,
only
tenuously
linked
(Continued
on
Page
5)
meeting
of
shareholders.
At
current
prices
it
is
calculated
that
the
replacement
of
the
company's
rolling
stock
inventory
would
cost
approximately
$800,000,000,
Mr.
Mather
said
in
moving
adoption
of
the
Harncana
i"'t
Heva
12
Vi
Hosco
31
Jacknlfe
05
y2
Joliet
Quebec
36
Lake
Rowan
09
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
110
Lynx
.09
Madscn
Red
Lake
....
2.05
McKen.ie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
106
,
Moneta
34
Negus
2.35
Noranda
50.00
Louvlcourt
66
Pickle
Crow
2.06
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
3.85
Senator
Rouyn
44
Sherrlt
Gordon
.;
2.90
Steep
Rock'
2.12
Sturgeon
River
17
'
Silver
Miller
.28
"iiiTican
C'W".
10
and
15.70
and
than
expected,
because
of
inadequate
net
earnings,
the
rising
cost
of
construction
and
short
Reeves
McDonald
1.75
Reno
09
Salmon
Gold
17
Sheep
Creek
1.00
Taylor
Bridge
41
Taku
River
(ask
S5
Vananda
17
Coiimv.ss
0234
Pacific
Eastern
115
lledley
Amalt;
03
Spud
Valley
10
Central
Zebullos
00
Sillwk
Premier
30
Oils
A.
V.
Con
19
',2
Calniont
51
C.
&
E
5.110
Foothills
3.00
Home
.
.
!
.25
Toronto
Athona
.07
Canadian
lo.oon.
.:-,,,,
aircraft
of
the
Skeena
Air
Transport
Ltd.,
Terrace,
began
its
working
career
on
auspicious
note
Wednesday.
The
plane
landed
at
the
Seal
Cove
air
base
here
carrying
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arnold
Best,
a
bridal
couple
who
had
been
married
a
short
time
earlier
at
the
Interior
town.
Mrs.
Best
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Little,
pioneer
residents
of
Terrace.
Nt.
12.000.
flnl.m
directors'
annual
report.
This
is
$413,000,000
mtire
than
the
actual
cost
of
the
rolling
Burnln.
son
nf
Mr
ages
of
labor
and
material,
Mr.
Mather
said.
New
and
greatly
enlarged
demands
on
company
rail
service
result
from
the
phenomenal
growth
which
lias
taken
place
in
Canada's
Industrial
production.
Such
production
is
now
almost
twice
what
It
was
prior
(Continued
on
Pare
Two)
Band
Concert
shrine'club
Peter
Lieu,
Bandmaster
'
ft-
W.
Burnlp,
returned
ay
on
the
pri11(.e
Rupcrt
""ICOUVCr
Whern
Ik
stock
now
in
service.
Likewise
the
replacement
at
current
prices
of
the
company's
bridges,
buildings
and
other
depreciable
property
now
carried
on
the
books
at
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Monday
May
10,
8:15
p.m.
Adults
75c
(110)
Students
35c
l
Pre-cngincertng
course
diversity
of
B.C.
He
is
"cond
year.
I
Aumuque
17
at
some
$32,000,000
wouia
ic
FRIDAY
NIGHT
IS
:
Dancing,
Sourdough
Orchestra
:
Itc-ans
'n
Bacon
Phony
Money
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
Beards
Available
at
the
Door
8:30
p.m.
V
Judging
v,
Old-Time
Vodville
r
FROLIC
AND
FUN
FOR
EVERYONE
C
::
No
Dressin'
Up
::
for
Money
From
Watch
Pool)
-
(Proceeds
for
Gyro
Swimming
DYKE
NIGHT
KLON
the
Sky
Friday,
p-'"-