I
among
tne
colored
folks
of
the
'southern
States.
In
tut
'ot
-
sented
by
Mrs.
Cobb's
room.
In
TonunyOraham
Ma-wij
Wednesday,
December
21.
1949
-"
Amateur
Night
Is
Good
Show
Local
Talent
Heard
To
Advantage
last
Night
ic
of
the
Four
Dukes
and
Mike
Colussi
and
orchestra.
In
rota-
;
tion,
the
orchestras,
kept
feet
!
hopping.
Miss
Dougherty,
it
.perns,
should
have
entered
the
!
amateur
contest.
With
Mike
Col-;
ussl
and
his
outfit,
she
sang
i
"Some
of
These
Days"
and
"Dark
j
Town
'strutters
Ball".
It
was
j
worth
bendinc;
an
ear
to.
During
i
,fhc
evening
2
waltz
and
jitter-
j
bug
contest
was
held.
In
add!
tion
prizes
were
distributed
to
I
the
oldest
and
youngest
couples
i
on
the
floor.
it
nuilff
Annnrf.
t.rl
t
rtc
QnH
1
i
.iv
.v...
.
.
Christmas
scenes
and
decora-
lions
i,M.,,inn
PvtPnHMtn,
parents
and
friends
to
visit
the
school
Monday
afternoon
to
see
the
different
rooms
and
also
en-
icy
a
concert
given
in
the
music
room.
At
this
concert
eacn
room
j
ciamtny
dressed,
provided
one
or
more
items.
An
j
A
choral
recitation
of
the
well-enthusiastic
audience
thoroughly
.
known
'
The
Nieht
Before
Christ-
Borden
Street
Xmas
Concert
Many
Parents
Ersjoy
Varied
Presentations
at
School
Prior
to
the
breaking
up
for
the
Christmas
vacation
the
various
divisions
at
Burden
Street
School
held
concerts
in
their
individual
rooms
where
appropriate
programmes
were
rendered.
A
visit
to
these
rooms
showed
how
.in
many
different
ways
according
to
the
ages
of
the
grades
and
the
topics
that
appealed
to
theln
most,
the
pupils
interpreted
the
old
but
ever
new-story
of
Christmas.
Each
room
'W!!-U:iiii
i
twenty-eight
the
outstanding
-Qitnrc
u-prd
Hll
Fnilpht.
Ronnie
r-.i,,..
t
.woo
Foutrht
Jnhn
,
....
,
.
,
i
:
Do
Pav-.
Olsen.
Jill
Weise,
Marjone
it'll
and
Lorraine
Jackson.
t.
it.Pm
from
Mi
i.r.nn'
i
room
were
a
r-.-citalion,
'"A
Letter
lo
Santa"
by
Pat
Greene,
Gary,
'Gail
-
and
Billy
Hanis,
and
a
Star
j
(Drill
prettily
done
by
seven
girls
I
j
.
mris"
tvn.;
rcll
piven
hv
twelve
i
'pupils
of
Miss
Trotter's
Grade
Three.
Then
a
eroun
of
ten
du-
pils,
five
from
Miss
Trotter's
room
and
five
from
Miss
Larson's
rnnm
iw
pffpftivplv
the
rarnl
'
"Shepherd's
Shake
Off
Your
Drowsy
Sleep."
"Santa
Goes
on
Strike,"
was
a
dramatic
act
pre-
.
.
St
I
'IV
I
I
;
Vrtdcaated
as
it
acUidi
1
I
n
S
U
L
A
T
I
N
G
emoved
tile
Program.
Mrs.
Stone's
Grade
One
was
renresented
bv
Ann
Hardine
and
-
Netha
Pelan
with
a
recitation,
I
and
a
sone,
"Now
s
the
Time
for
Rnntj
rimis"
hv
nine
children
including
four
bellringers.
,
Miss
Adlard's
room
presented
an
original
play
of
Santa
Claus
5';
i
i
.
u
j
.
1.
i
.
,,
pie
yow
wwiiaiwi
uuuan
ao
aouolt
duty
.
.
,
gN
rj
O
1
fa
1
ill
J
i
.
...
fintst
For
the
Festive
Stason..
uuuiannq
omiii.
ouiras
in
inmuatw
lb
axim
lia
U
pot.
A
PoniiaB-lnumi
hom
wort
COtt!crlU
winter,
cooler
ia
lummai
and
uih
on
fual
comumpiioii
about
th
biut
u
ai
Doinaoon
...uin
atWrior
ihU:
at
a
plaitoc
baa
.
.
.
aa
attio
amd
tool
iusuUlioa
.
Interior
liaiah.
CALL
651
I
PIIILPOTT
EVIT
I
&
Co.
Ltd.
LUMBER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIE
convincing
taiua
(Jiaus
wnne
four
newsboys
were
realistically
P01
fayed
by
Michael
Greene,
Howard
Davis,
vis,'
Ronald
Eby
'
ana
.
Victor
Maskulak.
Suzanne
Kergin
recited
pleas-
ingly
"Christmas
Eve"
and
Rob-
;
erta
Reid,
-Winter
Nights."
as
;
the
items
from
Mr.
Cheeseman's
,
room
,
Grade
Six
led
in
the
presenta-
!
tion
of
Christmas
Carols
with
the
school
choir
assisting.
In
"We
j
Three
Kings
of
Orient
Are,"
the
j
parts
of
the
kings
were
well
taken
k.,
y
....,.
.
iy
"-
"First
Noel"
with
descant,
was
,
impressively
impressively
given.
given.
In
the
ab-
!
sePce
through
illness
of
Principal
J'
S-
Wllson.
Julie
Prockter
did
a
ver
capable
job
as
conductor.
Miss
Larson
was
accompanist.
Chairman
and
extended
a
cord-I
S.
A.
Cheeseman
acted
as
ial
Christmas
greeting
to
parents
and
friends
and
an
invitation
to
them
to
visit
the
different
rooms.
Pupils
also
assumed
responsi-j
bility
for
welcoming
and
direct-iing
the
visitors.
Margaret
John-
son
and
Jack'e
Gustafso".
vere
in
;
char?e
of
the
"Visitors'
BT-k."
and
Alleyn
Ritchie
and
Haold
;
Hill
were
doormen.
Louise
Wood,
.
Lnnny
Patten,
Dick
Flood
were
a
-reception
committee.
Carol
Nel-,
son
and
Suzanne
Kergin
were
in
i
charge
of
the
"Weekly
Whiz."
the
;
weekly
publciation
made
out
by
:
the
pupils
with
a
page
from
each
!
division
and
a
differently
des-j
;
igned
and
colored
cover
page
each
issue.
Donald
j
child
and
Terl
Paavolo
were
in
,
charge
of
the
stage
and
curtain.
!
i
ALL
FUSELAGE
AND
NO
WINGS
They
look
like
anv
other
chickens,
except
that
they
are
almost
all
fuselage
and
no
wings.
A
Des
Moines,
Iowa,
breeder
developed
the
new
strain
of
chickens
after
12
years
of
patiently
mating
birds
:
accidentally
born
without
wings
or
with
wings
stunted.
They
will
be
shown
in
the
Na-tional
Farm
show
in
Chicago.
j
r
.
DIDN'T
WORK
ANYWAY
!
WINNIPEG
P
A
city
regula-'
tion
limiting
rush-hour,
swim
ming
in
city
pools
to
20
minutes
has
been
dropped.
Officials
said
'
;
the
limit
couldn't
be
enforced.
Advertise
n-.
the
ualiy
News!
CLASSIFIED
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL
BRING
I
An
enjoyaois
evening
was
naa
by
a11-
Anrt
thiU
s
the
truth-
c"m"
:!;,,ncin"
at
8
V-
ni
in
the
Navy
Drill
hall
yesterday
an
amateur
hour
w.n
stp-'fd
(luring
which
time
city
talent
had
a
chance
to
c'emonslrate
their
abilities.
Cert
H.tchey
was
the
organizer.
On
the
air
for
one
hour,
Bcrji
Dnnwhertv
from
thp
Pivie
fVntrii
7
.f"
"V"
,
"
...
"
in
the
role
of
mistress
of
cere
monies,
introduced
the
contest-
ants
t0
the
audiences.
It
is
Uo
pact
an
escalator
coma
not
have
been
provided
for
MUs
Doush-cty.
Follov.ii.
j
each
performance
.she
executed
a
marathon
from
the
mike
to
the
fool
of
the
sla?e
A
dozen
amateurs,
not
liielud-
ins
the
professional
accordion
;
virtuoso
Mike
Colussi,
marched
on
and
off
the
stafc
pres.
ntinr;
a
widely
varied
program,
all
did
their
b(
st
!;i
putting
ncr-jr.';
what
!
they
aar.ted
to
put
across
All
contestants
were
feature
in
the
air
brai-deast
until
9
p.m.
Alter
nine,
ti'cy
were
returned
for
encore
numbers.
Two
ynun'.;
"iris,
recently
nr-
nvea
ironi
iiciiann.
presentrd
a.
c'.uet
accuini.ur.yin;;
theaiselvrs
i
en
a
gi'itsr
ai.it
b.tnio.
The
iiirls.
i
i.
ins
iiiui
,ii.i
verrmce
reimcrea
ru'ch
and
English
sones.
and
'the
audience,
nccoidi'i",
tj
lh
pr-piau.se,
enjoyed
the
sinein
i'bilitie.s
of
the
youns
ladles.
IUtle
Judy
FcU-nthal,
be-:
decked
hi
a
tweed
cap.
slacks
virt
'..sweater,
tickkui
the
fancy
of
all
with
her
rendition
of
a
soin;
that
must
have
been
stolen
from
the
iponkeys,
"A
Bunch
of
Coena-
i:nts'.
In
jolly
old
English
phrasing,
she
put
on
a
good
show.
Mike
Colussi
and
his
gang,
as
they
call
themselves,
rendered
accordian
duets
and
trios.
The
pan"
were
fcandra
Giske,
Robert
Wood
and
Steila
Chuprin.
Final
numbers
presented
by
the
grnsp
were
"Adc.ste
Fidele.s"
and
a
swing
version
of
"Lit
bestrauin"
by
Liszt.
Other
contestants
were
Irvln
Ren.
void,
guitar
and
songs;
Eleanor
Walker,
songs;
Mary
and
Margaret
Gar-.iun,
guitar,
banjo
and
soni-.s,
Beverly
Matson,
son.
Iona
Hardy,
songs;
aixl
Carol
lirrntzen,
so.'igs.
Following
the
amateur
show,
a
dance
commenced
to
the
mus-
fTrmrarrvr;
annmiiffin)
This
advertisement
is
'
ot
Dub-
li-shed
or
disnlaved
bv
tne
Liouori
Control
Board
or
bv
the
Government
of
Brith
Columbia.
Professional
and
Uusinl
ByiiT03
ALE
P&DE
OF
THE
PACJFJC''
''Compliments
of
the
Season'
.
.
.
how
better
expressed
than
with
a
friendly
glass
of
KL'RTON
Type
Ale.
Unsurpassed
in
quality
and
taste
by
even
the
lineal
imMrled
ales.
M
fev
i.tr
I-
OIL
CENTKE
GROWS
!
Edmonton
has
been
chosen
for
i
the
site
of
a
new
oil
refinery
i
with
a
capacity
of
2,000
000
barrels
per
year
,
j
VALl
ABLE
FOOD
j
Lobsters,
clams
and
oyster
;
supply
necessary
iodine
to
the
!
human
body
in
greater
proportion
than
any
other
food
I
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