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Ri
ipert
Daily
News
Monday,
May
10,
I'Jbi
undred
Contestants
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3
DTOIJH
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Cbartt
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Cou&h-
I'EMHKOKK,
Out.
-
Mr.
and'
lin;
3!,
pinned
Li
the
bars
by
a
Mrs.
Henry
Baker
are
the
:
cawi
lion.
w;u
saved
when
a
cuts
of
triplets,
all
boys.
B-t:re!
passerby
resM-liecJ.fhroiiuh
and
the
latest
arrivals,
tiie
Baker'
twisted
the
animal's
tail
until.it
family
consisted
of
six
girls.
'
let
go.
For
Local
Festiva
..;
Prince
Rupert
Navy
League
Launches
Appeal
For
Funds
v.)t,rt'si
seventh
annual
District
Music
.''tivyl
will
get
underway
here
tomor-
.
,i,
i'ivo
Centre
Auditorium
with
a
TEA,
TOURS
TO
HIGHLIGHT
HOSPITAL
DAY
WEDNESDAY
Its
Hospital
Day
Wednesday,
May
12,
and
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
along
with
hospitals
across
Canada
and
the
United
States,
will
mark
the
event,
which
celebrates
the
birthday
of
Florence
Nightingale.
The
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
will
be
open
to
the.
public
from
7
to
8:30
p.m.
Wednesday,
with
nurses
guiding
visitors
on
a
tour
of
the
X-ray
department,
post-anaesthetic
recovery
room,
operating
room
and
dietary
department.
Earlier
ln
the
day
members
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
hospital
will
present
their
annual
Hijspltal
Day
tea
ln
the
Nurses'
Residence,
with
President
Mrs.
tidney
Elkins
convening.
Featured
will
be
sales
of
home
cooking
and
sewing
and
a
grocery
hamper.
iol.
musical
classes
scneuuieu.
i
.
ELLIS?
TO
Prince
Rupert
residents
this
i
The
fund
appeal
letter
from
week
are
receiving
letters
from
Stan
Saville,
league
president,
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
invites
the
public
to
visit
the
t
League
of
Canada,
appealing
for
cadets
any
Thursday
evening
i
financial
support
of
its
-work
'
during
their
training
periods
at-which
comprises
mainly
the
the
drill
hall
of
HMCS
Chatham,
training
of
Sea
Cadets.
from
7
to
8
p.m.,
and
urges
gen-
The
local
learue
sponsors
the
erous
donations
to
enable
con-50-member
Captain
Cook
Sea
tinuation
of
that
work.
Cadet
Corps
and
is
dependent!
Contributions
should
be
sent
entirely
on
public
donations
to
to
the
Navy.
League
of
Canada,
finance
the
work
of
the
Corps.
P.O.
Box
2,
Prince
Rupert.
,
.is
cia1i"n
I
row
starU
at
9:15
a.m.
In
the
f';''
',;,'
awards
I
afternoon
the
festival
will
move
I'm
tlii-
morning
to
the
Capitol
Theatre,
opening
f
'.
r.mr-dayjat
1:30
P-m-
and
ln
the
evening
201)
i
return
to
the
Civic
Centre,
open-
sir
s""'
ing
at
7:30
p.m
,ts
and
daiic-
OFFICIAL
OPENING
Official
opening
of
the
festi
val
will
take
place
at
tomorrow
Credit
Women's
Club
To
Mark
Retail
Credit
Education
Week
night's
session
with
association
KETCH
IKl
president
it.
ti.
Davidson
as
chairman
and
Mayor
George
K
Hills
giving
the
official
opening
I
UK
T()I)AV
I,,
adjudicator
Jj'.ssis.
was
ex-J.,y
plane
from
.-,i!W(ii
He
is
:
Masif
'
the
i
and
was
ad-
.'51.
.,,,w,
elocution
,,,,
i.,n
Hubble,
j
aclor
and
own
wltn
tno
.
Theatre
for
address
Plans
for
observation
cf
Re-;
contest
is1
open
to
Grade
12
Credit
Education
Week,
be-
dents.
AND
The
(estival
will
conclude
Fri-
dav
niKht
and
a
Brand
concert
I
lnS
marked
throughout
Canada
it
was
announced
that
the
may
be
staged
Saturday
night
I
and
tne
United
States
this
week,
:
next
study
meeting
will
be
held
were
made
at
Saturday's
meet-
May
19
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
ALL
ALASKA
MONDAY
-
WEDNESDAY
-
SATURDAY
with
some
of
the
best
competitors
being
heard.
Tiny
tots
will
take
up
the
whole
of
the
morning
session
to
Music
and
Drama
Festival
TUESDAY,
MAY
11
MORNING
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
9:15
p.m.
Elementary
Singing
Games
Junior
Chorus
Pianoforte
solo
under
6
to
under
9
Violin
solo
Grades
2
to
4.
AFTERNOON
Copitol
Theatre
1:30
p.m.
Junior
Chorus
Grade
7
Pianoforte
Duet
under
11,
13,
17,
18
Pianoforte
solo
under
13,
14,
15,
16,
17,
open
Duet
adult
open,
EVENING
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
,
7:30
p.m.
Aiyarish
Band
Rotary
Ladies
Chorus
Vocal
solo,
open
Violin
Quartet
Festival
Singers
Church
Choirs
adult-Accordion
solo,
open
Choral
Society.
CONSULT
PROGRAM
FOR
ACTUAL
ENTRIES
Prince
Rupert
Music
&
Drama
Festival
Assoc.
ing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Credit
J
Bolton.
Women's
Breakfast
Club.
Another
highlight
of
the"
ses-
President
Mrs.
Catherine
Lau-'
5lrm
W9g
address
on
the
his-
morrow.
An
action
song,
The
!
rle
brought
members
up
to
date
Sleeplng
Beauty,
will
be
present
on
the
essay
contest
for
high
school
students
on
retail
credit,
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
lonor
ONE
266
PH
tory
and
use
of
cosmetics
by
Mrs.
Eva
Couling.
Also
a
guest
at
the
session'
was
Miss
Bradbury.
The
monthly
prize,
donated
by
Mrs.
M.
Ballinger,
was
won
by
Mrs.
D.
Lugrin
and
a
special
tirWo
fnr
Mothers'
Dav
rlnnat.eri
ed
by
Grade
I
students
of
Conrad
Street
School
in
the
opening
event.
Other
classes
scheduled
for
the
morning
are
Grade
three
Junior
choruses.
Grade
2.
3
and
4
atzold
Retail
Credit
Grantors
Association
in
conjunction
with
credit
week.
Call
at
our
Uptown
Office
Three
breakfast
club
members
!
'
h
.lro
M
Tllrner
wrin
hv
,UM.
briclc-
will
address
the
students
to
auc
will
take
violin
solos
and
pianoforte
solos
i
morrow,
Mrs.
B.
Grant
speaking
.
Mrs-
J-
Bolton
MH
miWE
and
.
on
credit
management,
Mrs.
Y.
Bowes
on
problems
of
a
credit
manager
and
Mrs.
Laurie
on
credit
bureaus
and
their
connection
with
retail
credit.
G.
P.
Ly-
uest
of
nonor
;
for
classes
under
six,
under
shower
held
eght
ana
unQer
nine,
r
cousin,
Mrs.
Complete
results
in
all
classes
5
Ninth
Ave-
will
bP
published
In
The
Daily
News
throughout
the
festival.
seated
ill
a
:
,d
chair,
de-
,
yr
Mrs.
Ger-
1
1
IO
i
ens,
a
past
pre,.,
dent
of
"le
j
credit
grantors'
gronp,
addre.v
'A
I
the
ttudents
this
morning.
J-lcivner
Sir
the
evenings
lei
..a
n
viirlplv
.
i.es
coins-
to
7
Mi
Edda
Sfelu
at
Ji
'c
trace
Piizes
for
the
three
winning
essays
will
be
presented
at
the
next
Breakfast
Club
meeting
which
is
to
be
a
"bosses'
dinner"
this
year
Instead
of
the
annua!
l
ed
Willsnn.
I,!
feature
of
i
SHTlnl
to
The
Dully
rommuiiHy
i
TERRACE
Funeral
service
basses'
breakfast
and
will
be
.Biijrcs,
tug-,
was
held
here
WcdncscW
?
for
held
jointly
with
the
Retail
I
Estonian.
Ldwin
Hamer.
75.
father
t,f
Ver-
r-mriit
nmntrot
Assnrisitinn
t
"f
w
ftp-.tIri
nn
Harp"r
d'
V'XW
1
The
essays
will
be
written
on
fi
nA.Vi..1
Born
In
England,
Ii.r.
Harper,
the
subject,
"Credit
What
It
?".
,
ri
,
,.
i
came
to
this
continent
in
1
90
J.
Mean
to
Me,"
and
prizes
of
$25.
Must
one
drive
and
I
was
sold
on
Monarch"
$15
and
$10
will
be
awarded.
The
think
I'll
see
a
Monarch
dealer
tomorrow"
l.mcnts
were
'"'"'""
"
I
Latcr
nc
moved
to
Cuba
and
af-
s
assisted
by
r
relurn"'S
io
me
uniiea
d
"its
Pat-il
I
States
for
some
time,
made
his
:
home
In
Vancouver
in
1020.
He
''a"i'rp're!'-:,mp
to
Tenare
three,
years
ago.
.,
,
He
is
survived
by
a
sister.
Oladys
This
Week
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Kooth
Memorial
High
School
Parent-Teacher
Assoc
iation
will
be
held
toniKht
in
the
school
at
8
p.m.
YOU'VE
A
GREAT
EXPERIENCE
IN
STORE
FOR
YOU
'
the
lirst
time
you
drive
a
Monarch
.
.
.
because
only
on
the
road
can
you
get
the
full
measure
of
this
completely
new,
completely
modern
car.
One
drive
will
convince
you
that
Monarch's
performance
is
as
striking
as
its
appearance.
THE
FIRST
THING
YOU'LL
SENSE
is
the
wonderful
smoothness
and
responsiveness
of
Monarch's
'great
ldl-ilp.
overhead-valve
V-8
engine
.
.
.
the
finest
V-S
ever
developed
by
Canada's
most
experienced
V-8
builder.
i
9
THE
FIRST
TIME
YOU
ROUND
A
CORNER
youtl
notice
a
wholly
new
road-gripping
steadiness.
This
new
stability
is
the
result
of
Monarch's
Ball-Join
Front
Suspension,
a
revolutionary
system
of
roaii
control
formerly
found
only
on
the
highest-priced
carj,
WHEN
YOU'VE
SEEN
MONARCH'S
BEAUTIFULLV
APPOINTED.
INTERIORS
and
tried
all
Monai
Ji'j
'imirul'
WiU
ln
Kngland!
besides
his
son
J
'
-t
-l
i
here.
Funeral
service
was
held
'
Pe.rkview
Chimel
and
hurial
wis
'
v
V
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a
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.
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j
at
Kaluin
cemetery.
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yhixifitirtj
J-lolJi
The
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Citizenship
Council,
scheduled
for
tonight,
has
been
cancelled,
but
all
members
of
the
tjtccu
live
are
asked
to
attend
an
important
niei
ting
tonight
in
the
Civic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
The
Sons
or
Norway
regular
meeting
will
be
held
tonight
at
8
p.m.
nm
.
Civie
!.y
11.
R
p.-in"
Hie
i'ne
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
modern
power
as.sir.ls
Power
Steering,
'Power
lira,.;
,
Power
Window
Lifts
and
Power
Seal
you'll
Lau
the
feeling
or
pride
and
driving
pleasure
that
is
tli
essence
of
Monarch
ownership.
Accept
your
Dealer'i
invitation
to
drive
a
Monarch
on
the
ro:id.
In
J;.in
I
wion,
Canadian
National
Recreational
1
u
L
it;
of
Association
staged
a
successful
mssion
free,
bake
sale
Saturday
afternoon
ln
i
111
I
a
downtown
store.
A
MONARCH
TO
A
1'IIONL
CALL
Will.
BRING
YOUR
DOOK..
serving,
were
Mrs.
W.
D.
McAra.
"1
neelin"?
I'm
's
-.
Prine
fa
staunch
qid
friend
(TO
Mrs.
S.
F.
Bush,
Mrs.
T.
J.
Boul
"
1"M
at.
f,
!
ter.
Miss
Kay
Bush
and
Mrs.
J.
Paul.
f
11
All
mem-
(110)
0er
a
fine
car
mnilen
President
Mary
Postuk,
In
re-
rt
,
portins
the
success
of
the
event.
f
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ivi'
Rnpei
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Hie
ll(
I
thnnked
the
committee
in
cnarge
i
i
be
held
j
for
their
efforts.
'
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Residence
I
;
i
i!is
ts
your
pi
.
Mini
Seal
Cove
AYP
A
(Planning
Dance
:if
i-iievs
Fish-
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.ill
irmta-si
p.u,s
f()r
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when
members
of
the
St.
f
mi
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ne
potrr.$
Spa,
Cove
Angiican
Young
X"'JT
i
Ponnle'x
Association
held
their
t
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i
mecUn8
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T'w
members
also
discussed
'i
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He-r
th"
I,,,,
....
the
possibility
of
operating
a
I
i
h"bv-siltlntt
service
for
the
dur-
tf
r-sj
;
ation
of
Britiadoon.
and
welcom-
f
v
'
v
io
-m
l
ed
new
members
Margaret
John-"1
limit
iv
Hill-'
son
and
Diane
Stone.
'-"I'
Cow
Bay
I
Danelns.
games
and
refrcsh-!
menu
wound
up
the
meeting.
till
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we
have
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able
to
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Fred
K.
Uowdie
303
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
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steel
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spiinus.
Pacideil
with
soft
layers
of
colored
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