a
nylon
covering
Wluch
ovrwu.
cluir
Wins
:d
a
garden
lounge
jisisne
Thursday,
January
28,
1954
Festival
Association
Hears
Plans
For
Theatrical
Course
IDTH
R.
E.
Eyolfson
Again
Heads
St.
John
Ambulance
Centre
)
the
district,
must
be
submitted
by
March
15.
There
will
be
no
exceptions,
he
said.
The
syllabus
committee
reported
Royal
Conservatory
gradings
for
pianoforte
classes
not
included
In
tlu
syllabus,
as
follows:
Ewart.
secretary-treasurer.
Named
to
the
executive
committee
were
J.
C.
Franks,
T.
H.
Elliott.
W.
T.
Rothwell,
A.
E.
Elackhall
and
John
McLean.
Retjeleclion
of
three
maw
of-er
and
repqrts
on
wide
acuities
during
the
past
year
r.
jhiighted
last
night's
annual
l.enr;of
the
s-
Jonn
Ambu-nc
Association
in
City
Hall.
R.
Eyolf.son
was
returned
as
president
of
the
group
and
also
re-elected
were
W.
N.
R.
Armstrong,
v,tce-presitlent,
and
J.
C.
CH'ade
List
Class
No.
35
Billy
Honorary
officers
named
in-ciuufu
i.
J.
Bouiter,
re-elected
honorary
president,
and
vice-,
presidents
Mayor
George
HU!s,
Dr.
L,
M.
Greene,
T.
A.
Main-,
O
Fully
Fashioned
SWEATEES
"THE
FINEST
OF
THE
FINE"
SHORT
SLEEVE
PULLOVERS
Plans
for
a
theatrical
production
course
to
start
here
early
next
month
were
announced
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
Ian
Dobble,
former
director
of
Vancouver
Little
Theatre
and
Totem
Theatre,
now
active
with
the
local
Little
Theatre
group,
told
the
meeting
he
will
open
the
course
February
8.
The
2,2-month
course,
based
on
a
similar
series
he
gave
at
the
Royal
Academy
in
London,
will
Include
lectures
on
the
history
of
the
theatre
as
It
Influences
modern
productions,
technical
problems
such
as
lighting,
design.
Illustrations
and
'play
reading.
.The
meeting
also
heard
a
report
on
the
first
annual
Christmas
carol
festival
staged
here
last
month,
termed
highly
suc-ppssfnl
and
thanked
Mrs.
F.
E.
Rainbow
Waltz
All
the
King's
Horses
Elf
and
the
Fairy
Giants
,
Cottontails
Valse
Caprice
prize,
W.
C.
K.
jjnes
and
uous
Souter.
KeDuris
included
the
secre
36
37
33
41
42
44
O
Round
Neck
(Classic)
Peter
Pan
Collar
Eton
Collar
.All
colors
$7
lAnfield.
chairman
of
the
carol
tary's
report
of
first
aid
classes
held
throughout
the
year.
Last
iiar-,
muusirial,
civil
defence
first
aid
and
St.
John
clas.sts
w.e
uneu
ana
in
Octooer
civil
defence
advanced,
industrial
e-whI.
industrial
standard
and
St.
John
classes
were
staged,
with
good
results
in
all
courses.
l
Ol'R
COURSES
Four
Industrial
first
aid
correspondence
courses
were
arranged
for
guards
at
Columbia
o-iiu.ose
who
were
unable
to
attend
city
classes,
air
cadets
ve:e
given
first
aid
instruction
i'i
ouide
clashes
were
planned.
Instructors
for
the
various
courses
included
R.
E.
Eyolfson,
W.
H.
C.
Armstrong.
E.
Youns,
Percy
Bond
and
J.
C.
Ewart.
CHOP
SUFY
.'.
.
...CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outsid""
Orders
Phone
133
festival
committee,
for
her
efficient
organization
of
the
affair.
The
committee
recommended
that
future
carol
festivals
be
limited
to
one
night
only,
and
EACH
OF
THESE
rising
film
personalities
at
Universal-International
has
begtm
the
new
year
right
by
winning
a.
title
Lovely
Julia
Adams
(left)
was
chosen
as
"Miss
Million
Dollar
Legs."
Handsome
Rock
Hudson
i
centre)
is
this
year's
.
"Mr.
Most
Eligible
Bacheloi
'
And
last,
but
by
ro
means
least,
luscious
Kati
f
en
Hughes
was
selectee
.i
"Miss
Chee;
ectl:f
bv
the
"Star
nnd
fcilr'pe-"
That's
the
ladder
of
succa
they're
on,
by
the
way.
'
LONG
SLEEVE
PULLOVERS
Round
Neck
(Classic)
All
colors
q
that
for
the
next
year
or
two
I
participation
should
be
limited
ilo
adult
"hoirs.
j
.'lana
for
tne
1954
imtsic
ani
'drama
festival
were
discussed
i
and
chairman
R.
H.
Davidson
stressed
that
all
entries,
from
both
in
the
city
and
throughout
A1E3T
-ss'sf
.
JVC
Others
expected
to
Instruct
jiasscs
in
future
arc
A.
Black-hall
and
T.
Elliott.
J.
C.
Franks
reported
on
wot
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Bii-
IliS
fcdae,
noting
dial
members
hui
stood
by
to
give
first
aid
if
nec-
VSN
HKGGTVF.IT.
15,
Of
Ol-
WO
pssarv
at
a
variety
ot
puoiic
'
ma
is
a
member
of
tno
functions
such
as
Corbnatiun
LONG
SLEEVE
CARDIGAN
Dav.
Labor
Day,
basketball
GOLOBt
LINED
games,
recent
hockey
gamca
football
games
and
swinuiun;
cessions
at
the
Sait
iaes.
VACUUM
SEALED
FOR
Classic
Stylo
All
colors
Canadian
ski
team
nowicam-f
etlng
in
the
world
chairlpion-hlps
in
Sweden.
She
won
the
junior
A
women's
title
at
a
recent
meet
at
St.
Sauveur,
Que.
jreek
Freighter
Taken
in
Tow
Seattle
-Thp
Greek
CANS
T.
J
rf.-ulter
hug
J.
McLean
also
spoke
on
the
work
of
the
brigade,
noting
that
about
one
ONE
percent
of
the
population
ac
lvelv
sunnorts
the
brizade
v.ori
SALE
OF
LADIES
Bob
McKav.
tWii
deience
cj
DALKEITH
Sweaters
we
feel
are
the
finest
in
their
price
field.
Made
orchnator.
uia.sed
the
organiza
tion
for
its
activities,
savins
UUl
Enaland
of
"Super
70's
botany
wool"
the
finest
botany
wool
available.
SHOES
tirp
nroter.tion
and
first
aid
fa
cilities
would
be
of
utmost
im-
These
sweaters
are
fully
fashioned,
sh
rink-resistant
and
come
in
a
iOighter
Aristotcli.;.
inbound
om
Yokohama
to
Vancouver.
:.C.
and
low
on
fuel,
has
been
ken
in
tew
1.200
miles
off
the
Jregan
coast,
the
Coas
Guard
nnrtance
if
anv
emers'-ncy,
pti
range
of
fast
colors.
tlcularly
in
case
of
an
attack
on
the
city
J'-.-r
.
He
felt
that
fire
fighting
vnuinment
ana
llrst
aid
fac.tli
I
poryeu
i
u
xaay
nipni.
The
snip
reported
last
Thurs-Uy
night
it
was
short,
of
fuel
tad
encountering
bad
weather
i
't
In
no
danser.
The
Coast
Largs
selection'
of
styles,
colors
ond
sizes.
'
All
ot
popular
prices.
BE
SURE
TO
SHOP
EARLY
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
FRASER
&
PAYNE
THE
UNIVERS
tips
should
be
decentralized,
with
small
fire
fighting
equipment,
n"h
9s
rxt.ineuixhers.
and
first
R'SSTFSH
CAJMM'S
t6fST
Prince
Rupert
ond
Terrace
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I
HHallHiaMt1MMHMBaMaMBWSO
aid
materials,
placed
at
strategic
1
JItliKC
IMPCK4TJ
mil"
Guard
cutter
Yocona.
a
sea-tolng
salvage
tug,
and
the
private
tug
Salvage
Chief,
were
i
nt
to
the
ship's
aid.
spots
throughout
tne
cny,
in
.
case
of
emergency.
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t
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