Prince
Rupert
Dailp
J3ctos
Saturday,
April
30,
1949
Spring
Fantasy
Color
al
Show
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
usual
this
year,
mainly
because
the
skippers
of
the
bigger
boats
feel
that
the
rush
In
Area
Two
will
make
fishing
the
closer
area
less
profitable.
Seven
boats
cleared
for
Area
Three
this
week,
dressed
4
to
enhan,
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(Continued
rrom
Vage
1)
(Subject
to
Change)
mosphere
of
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"erettes.
Jl
Aft..
Waterfront
"ucr
the
last
cast
oatw.
c"n
an
unusual
armada
for
the
Canadian
fleet
to
send
north
while
the
southern
district
is
open.
throughout,
from
the
music
to
the
setting.
PRETTY
SETTING
The
curtain
went
up
on
a
dimly
lit
stage
arranged
as
the
interior
of
a
French
Cafe.
Six
was
sung
by
Richard
Tweed
to
his
lovely
partner
Daisy
Ardern.
The
younj
couple
danced
by
themselves
for
the
second
chorus,
and
on
the
third
were
Joined
by
all
the
couples
on
stage
in
a
dazzle
of
color.
COLORFIL
FINALE
Vin
Elliott
led
off
In
a
solo
on
the
finale
song,
"Au
Revoir
Again,"
inwhich
she
was
Joined
on
the
second
chorus
by
the
entire
cast
of
both
parts
of
the
show.
The
words
of
this
song
were
especially
arranged
for
the
Y.PA.
show.
The
curtain
went
down
on
a
happy
show.
marip
on
if,,.
--"""-auons
in
search
of
the
lover
who
never
came.
With
lights
gleaming
on
her
scarlet
gold
sequlnned
gown,
petite
graceful
Anne
Whiting
performed
a
solo
dance
"You're
Too
Dangerous,
Cherie"
during
the
course
of
which
she
accepted,
then
spurned,
the
attentions
of
two
suitors,
Ernie
Braman
and
Frank
McFadden.
One
of
the
waiters,
Jim
Hemmons
sang
the
well
loved
"The
Last
Time
I
Saw
Paris,"
in
which
he
was
joined
on
the
second
chorus
by
pretty
husky-voiced
Carol
Brentzen.
Vaughan
Tattersall's
violin
and
the
romantic
song,
"4n
Dreams
I
Kiss
Your
Hand,
Ma
The
Seattle
packer
Satrania,
which
has
been
chartered
by
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
its
Alaska
packing
service,
arrived
in
port
here
Friday
morning
enroute
to
Ketchikan
Mrs.
Helen
rut
,
ths
Un
of
the
assisUn;'
tfwed
the
show
a
also
sent
to
I
under
command
of
Capt.
Jason
which
sent
home
a
happy
-
Halibut
and
Salmon
Seasons
Opening
Bringing
Alaska
Fish
to
Prince
Rupert
Both
the
halibut
and
the
salmon
trolling
seasons
will
be
under
May
next
week,
restoring
life
to
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
which
has
been
semi-dormant
SATURDAY
P.M.
4:30
Here's
to
Romance
4:45
Lake
Success,
CBC
5:00
Announcer's
Choice
5:30
Top
Bands
5:45
Sports
College
6:00
CBC
NEWS
6:10
Recorded
Int.
6:15
Latin
Axner.
Rhythm
6:30
T.B.A.
7:00
T3.A.
7:30
T.B.A
7:45
B.C.
Panorama
8:00
Red
River
Barn
Dance
8:30
Date
With
Music
8:45
Dancing
Time
9:00
McCleary's
Orch
9:15
Meet
Gisele
9:30
Chilcotin
Trails
10:00
CBC
NEWS
'
10:10
CBC
News
x
10:15
Adventures
10:30
Dal
Richards
and
His
Orchestra.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off.
.
-
he
large
array,
the
i
flowers
nso
"1
Ellis.
She
left
a
short
time
later
for
the
northern
port.
The
Satrania
is
the
second
packer
to
be
brought
from.
Seat-
young
couples
sat
chatting
round
six
candle-lit
tables
as
the
strains
of
the
romantic
"Toujours
L'Amour"
floated
from
off
stage.
All
rose
to
dance
a
pretty
picture
indeed
with
the
girls
in
their
varicolored
formal
dresses
and
the
boys
in
dress
suits.
The
couples
were
Joyce
Peterson
and
Dixie
Gllker,
Daisy
Ardern
and
Richard
Tweed,
Shirley
Hudson
and
Dick
Hedstrom,
Doreen
Bate-man
and
Henry
Dixon,
Hazel
Tweed
and
Percy
Welter,
and
Margaret
Wide
and
Lloyd
Petersen.
As
the
music
died
way,
attention
swung
to
the
parted
Accompaniments
were
played
by
Mrs.
Helen
Marchildon,
Y.P.
A.
supervisor,
on
piano,
and
Vaughan
Tattersall
on
violin.
W.
D.
oninth,
anc
Kelsey
assisted
with
tv
over
the
winter.
Just
what
kind
of
a
season
it
will
.
tle
within
a
month
for
the
same-
dame,"
made
music
as
the
be
no
one
can
predict,
but
the
fisherman's
incurable
optimism
will
not
let
him
believe
that
it
will
be
any
gaily
dressed
young
"gypsy
TODAY
thing
but
good.
CREEIt
G
ARSON
in
'JULIA
MISBEHAVES'
purpose.
On
March
30,
Capt.
Ellis
came
north
with
the
Beloit
II
which
will
operate
along
with
the
Satrania
in
bringing
Alaskan
salmon
to
the
Cold
Storage
plant
here.
Capt.
Ellis,
one
of
the
youngest
skippers
on
the
coast,
is
a
cousin
of
Robert
Ellis,
mayor
of
Ketchikan
and
operator
of
an
air
line.
He
is
23
years
old.
He
Since
Thursday,
150
fishermen
have
taken
out
halibut
licenses
Jiere,
believed
to
be
as
great
a
number
as
ever
started
the
season
out
of
this
port.
In
addition
SUNDAY
MIDNITE-MOH
-Tit
to
this,
80
salmon
trolling
licenses
have
been
issued,
bringing
to
well
over
200
the
number
of
revenue
-
producing
boats
which
have
sprung
suddenly
into
action.
violinist
serenaded
the
couples
In
the
cafe.
Carol
Brentzen,
In
a
frothy
black
gown,
portrayed
a
charming
cafe
singer
"Miml"
as
she
danced
onto
stage
alone.
She
was,
however,
stolen
away
by
Frank
McFadden
to
finish
the
number
in
graceful
duet
dance.
With
a
crash
of
music
and
the
rhythm'
cf
a
tambourine,
two
gaily
dresed
gypsies
whirled
onto
stage
to
tell
the
fortunes
of
the
young
couples.
The
lady
gypsy,
lovely
Iona
Hardy,
raised
her
voice
to
sing
the
exciting
While
the
halibut
men
will
be
gin
their
activity
early
tomorrow
was
skipper
of
the
packer
Kiska
morning,
the
trollcrs
probably
which
was
lost
last
year
whe.i
LARITT.
.
with
a
Fistfull
of
DouJ
will
be
slower
to
start,
al-
she
was
rammed
near
Ketchi
kan.
-n
oninrui
of
Trouble,
.
...
In
a
Picture
Packed
Full
of
Laughter!
um.
The
converted
sub-chaser
though
the
weather
will
be
a
deciding
factor
in
that.
Trollers
agree
that
dark,
rainy
weather
seems
to
keep
the
fish
at
great
depth
with
resulting
poor
catches.
Randy
A
which
was
packing
for
the
Canadian
Fish
and
,
Cold
Storage
Co.
last
year
under
com-
"ABBO?
I
This
season
will
see
more
fish-1
mand
of
Capt.
L.
J.
Beaver,
is
SUNDAY
A
.M.
11:03
Songs
and
Singers
11
:30
Religious
Period,
Tor.
12:00
N.Y.
Philharmonic
Orch.
1:30-
-Church
of
the
Air
-
2:00
Capital
Reports
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:25
CBC
News
3:27
Weather
Forecast
3:30
Harmony
Harbor
4:00
Week-End
Review
4:15
John
Fisher
4:30
Les
Chansons
de
Paris
5:00
Record
Album
5:30
Musical
Program
6:00
CBC
News
6:10
The
Old
Songs,
Tor.
6:30
Musical
Magic
7:00
Stage
49
8:00
Musical
Program
8:30
Winnipeg
Sunday
Concert
9:00
Classics
lor
Today
9:30
Vesper
Hour
10:00
CBC,
News
.
curtains
at
the
back
of
the
stage
from
which
emerged
a
lovely
Parisienne
lady
in
a
billowy
blue
gown,
Vin
Elliott,
who
rised
her
voice
to
sing
"Encore,
Cherie"
and
then
joined
with
her
partner,
Jim
Herrunons,
to
perform
a
graceful
semi-ballet
ballroom
dance.
As
the
dancers
left
the
stage,
waiters
Jim
Hemmons
and
Frank
McFadden
appeared
with
trayfuls
of
soft
drinks
for
the
"Cafe
patrons."
After
all
had
been
served,
captivating
Iona
Hardy
ppear-ed
in
the
limelight
as
feature
performer
for
a
gay
little
number
called
"Poppa,
Don't
Preach
to
Me."
Miss
Hardy's
graceful
animated
gestures,
no
less
than
her
lovely
voice,
served
to
make
this
number
a
standout.
Her
colorful
plumed
costume
was
entirely
her
own
design.
The
lights
dimmed
and
attention
shifted
to
a
wistful-faced
young
lady
in
raincoat
and
beret
leaning
against
a
make-believe
lamp
post;
As
the
six
ing
camps
in
operation
near
the
expected
north
this
week
to
join
the
fleet
of
chartered
packers
bringing
fish
from
the
north
this
3eason.
M-jjV
LOU
gyps'
ballad,
"Golden
Earrings,"
then
Joined
her
handsome
partner,
Ernie
Braman,
in
an
expressive
gpsy
dance.
The
haunting
melody
"Mam-selle"
formed
the
basis
for
the
next
number,
sung
first
by
Percy
Welter
to
his
pretty
partner,
Hazel
Tweed,
then
sung
by
the
couples
while
Hazel
and
Percy
danced.'
A
scintillating
can-can
revue
performed
by
Margaret
Symes,
Snarl
Ingalls
and
Ruth
Kctche
son,
drew
a
wave
of
applause
and
a
demand
for
an
encore.
The
girls
excelled
themselves
in
a
delightfully
exuberant
dance
iih
JOSEPH
CALLFH
ill
1
LEON
ERROL-CATHY
D(M
halibut
grounds
than
ever
before,
making
it
possible
for
small
boats
to.
fish
without
ice
and
make
quick
runs
to
market.
The
fishing
companies
all
have
their
regular
camps
out
and
some
have
one
or
two
more
than
usual.
The
Co-op
has
ten
camps
out
this
season,
two
more
than
last
year.
Just
what
prices
will
be
offered
on
the
exchange
here
this
l
i
h
.
u
hi
f
i
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
Alf
Aspinall,
call
in
at
Port
Edward
Friday
afternoon
on
her
weekly
sailing
north
and
disembarked
.4
passengers,
mostly
carpenters
to
work
at
the
Wat-J
son
Island
project
of
Columbia'
10:15
Trail
Talcs
Cellulose
Co.
The
Coquitlam
ar-
10:30
Prelude
to
Midnight
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
p.m.
and
sailed
last
night
for
year
is
a
matter
that
will
be
de-1
rived
here
at
1
cided
when
the
first
cargo
is
put
'
at
10
o'clock
that
captured
the
hearts
of
the
,
audience.
j
Waiters
Jim
Hemmons
and
Frank
McFadden
introduced
in
ON
THI
SAMf
PROGRAM
couples
sang
the
poignant
war
love
song
"Lilli
Marlene,"
Elaine
Steffens,
as
Lllll,
aroused
pathos
as
she
strolled
sadly
from
table
to
table,
examining
each
face
up
for
sale.
However,
it
is
not
Masset
and
Port
Clements
on
expected
that
it
will
be
lower
j
her
fortnightly
call
to
the
north
than
last
year's
opening
prices
island.
.
.
.
,
,
of
15
cents
for
mediums.
.
Area
Thiee
nas
put
in
a
call
Opening
of
navigation
is
ex-
Stikine
River
with
the
rover
boats
plying
as
far
inland
as
Telegraph
Creek.
In
prepara
son
the
next
number,
"Darlin,'
CARTOON
OM
NOVELTY
SHOWS
AT
7
P.M.
-
9
P.M.
mm
Je
Vous
Aime
Beaucoup,"
which
tion
for
the
season,
the
Cus
to
a
larger
number
of
boats
than
pected
to
start
soon
on
the
tom
soffice
here
is
re-opening
its
sub-office
at
Wrangell,
with
S.
R.
Tordiffe
in
charge.
Mr.
Tordiffe
will
leave
for
Wrangell
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you
like
to
be
sure
of
passing
your
old
age
In
comfort?
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Registrar
of
Voters,
Room
13,
Court
House,
Prince
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B.C.,
will
remain,
open
until
5
p.m.,
Saturday,
April
30,
and
until
9
p.m.,
Monday,
May
2,
for
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purpose
of
registering
voters
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