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March
10,
M3
Moose
Variety
Show
Draws
Praise
From
Audience
Another
variety
show
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
las
night
brought
enjoyment
to
a
capacity
audience
and
praise
to
the
woman
who
arranged,
conducted,
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Last
reports
from
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln
elub
physician
are
that
he
has
been
working
nightly
j
doing
medical
examinations
for
j
Air
Cadet
students
who
are
elig-;
ible
for
approved
course
set
down
by
RCAF.
Five
of
these
Cadets
will
be
chosen
to
take
their
in
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
,
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
SI
OK
AGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
-MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Phone
6t
or
68
Cor.
Zni
and
Park
Are.
With
a
break
in
the
weather.
Vic
McGuire
was
able
to
put
In
a
few
hours
Instruction
this
week.
Joe
Go:oe
successfully
completed
his
flight
test
spins
and
all
our
Joe
really
likes
spinning
that
aircraft.
The
club
had
a
visit
Irom
John
Findlay,
now
a
pilot
with
CPA.
Johnny
Is
one
of
the
original
members
of
the
Aero
Club
and
took
his
initial
training
here.
With
work
parties
turning
out
this
Sunday
ior
repairs
to
the
struction
here.
and
took
part.
DOBBIN
BE'i
l'RMS
M
Talent
Concert
1
A
r
.
1
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SWIFT
CUKitENT.
Sask.
(CP)
j
The
horse"
has
not
been
shoved
ia,
tliat
Nra
Tl.omp-
li
ave
that
pt-ople
don
t
i
to
yodel
can
be
dia-fc-ris
in
the
tumbling
&
variety
show
Sunday
,r
w
y0(i,..i.
She
did,
j
roundly
applauded
as
J
ihroutih
her
act.
I
'hiraHliy'
efforts
to
Lot
variety
show
paid
a
capacity
audlenee
.r
to
three
encores.
i
fcrray
did
another
re-
job
a
MC
at
the
I
even
thoUKh
the
luidn't
tell
him
the
:liesiiK5
they
Intend-
Arts
Kienilms
In
the
X.c
K')t
a
wrong
cue
!
Great
Success
j
entirely
out
of
the
picture
here.
iioau
and
others
turning
out
nightly
to
heiD
on
CF-DF.ir.
the
I
A.
C.
Sanburn,
a
pioneer
Chap-
j
nn
larmer,
was
granted
a
li
At
Bo-Me-Hi
Concert
of
Talent'
M.
UM
an
unf.
cence
to
operate
a
livery
stable
j
and
riding
academy
the
first
1
club
should
soon
have
iwo
air-crafts
in
operation,
and
proper
facilities
for
mooring.
nere
in
more
man
zu
years.
choice
of
a
name
for
svih,.
JOV
COGIIILt,
member
of
the
sUff
of
the
Goodman
Memorial
Theatre
in
Chicago
and
of
the
De
Paul
University
School
night's
production
at
Booth
Me
morial
High
School.
The
students
iwt
inrm,.H
hi,frj
a
capacity
audlti.ee
In
vatic'..
Hnlilrr
wux
Mnuilig
Fly
With
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
puardy
and
tried
to
of
talent
ranging
from
kliiU
manipulation
of
marionette,
t,.
,m
Kit
kept
tinging
mis.
neryi
Karasosky.
a
member
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
who
staged
the
concert,
directed
the
show
and
then
sang
three
songs
which
drew
rounds
of
applause.
8he
started
with
"Alice
Blue
Oown,"
and
was
cheered
back
to
sing
"Some
of
These
Days"
and
"Harvest
Moon."
In
keeping
with
the
approach'
of
St.
Patrick
s
Day.
the
show
started
with
an
Irish
jig
by
the
liuie
Grimolison
sisters
and
was
followed
by
a
tumbling
routine
In
which
Llbby
and
Patricia
Pierce.
Bev
Caldcronl.
Bonya
Hansen
and
Sonya
Selvlg
took
part,
Mrs.
Norah
Thompson,
who
accompanied
at
the
piano
throughout,
also
received
a
great
ovation
when
she
sang
"My
Little
Grey
Home
In
the
West"
and
"Bluebird
of
Happiness"
and
ended
the
show
with
a
Swiss
yodel.
A
recent
resident
here
from
Belgium.
Alfred
Beckuct,
rendered
several
piano
selections
to
the
dplleht.
nf
all
n1
Mr.
Kit
I,,d
vieil-eaiiied
ap-
Interpretive
dancing,
vocal
num-
musical
numbers
and
some
dramatic
acting.
Costuming
in
lewel
colors,
un
:.,i,e
very
rc-anvthing
and
when
der
some
verv
skilful
linhtim.
FROM
Lrr
and
Snnya
Srlvi
entranced
the
audience
Th.
nm.
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
With
Connections
to
ductlon.
held
to
mine
money
for
ISP
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PSYALOtv
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FOODS
A
ii.ui
dai.ee,
cvnytme
es(M'
iiiily
when
one
or
the
Theatre,
will
direct
the
i
nnnusl
U"ivorHy
of
Brltth
'
Columbia
Summer
School
of
!
the
Theatre
this
summer.
The
:
school,
sponsored
by
the
UBC
Extension
Department
will
be
held
from
July
6
to
August
13.
It
will
Include
classes
In
acting,
speech,
directing
and
stagecraft.
MRS.PR
1
TCKARDT6PS
LADY
WHIST
PLAYERS
Mrs.
Pritchard
and
Lcs
Grim-bie
were
top
winners
of
the
regular
Saturday
.
night
Moose
whist
drive
In
which
56
players
participated.
Other
winners
were
Mrs.
George
Robinson
and
M.
Astoria
second
prize;
L.
Grimble,
pool
prize;
Mrs.
H.
Pettersen,
door
prize.
,
iiioiui
ntarlly
forgot
Coll
ot
our
(
wu
Bcnoiursnip
mnd,
was
a
great
succe.is.
It
was
well-co-ordinated
and
well
timed
The.
show
wu
produced
by
Mrs.
Christine
Womlry,
with
wt-sLstant
producer,
MLw
Olive
Strand.
Rupert
ball
4ayer,
urmau
I
IryiiiR
out
In
SEATTLE
WHITEHORSE
ANCHORAGE
and
Other
Alaska
Centres
p
lii(
k's
hoping
to
m
the
Vancouver
Office
Opposite
the
Post
Office
Phone266
Btage
managers
were:
B1",
Holder
was
applauded
roundly
Mjiiad
and
recently
DonaJdoii
and
Harold
Webber,
when
'slw
sang
"Roses
of
Plc-
ture
in
a
Vancouver
Carl
(unnanon
and
luy.
ii(K
jen
lown
I
Ins
tryout
came
as
as.ilited
by
I'cter
Bartlett
and
Jim
Batcman.
Lighting
by
Mrs
A
Hadley
ana
Peter
Bell.
Sound
technician
was
Ross
Anderson.
Make-up
and
costumes
were
managed
by
Miss
Lillian
Jiurtly
for
California
aray.
Robert
Wood
gave
another
good
performance
with
his
ac-eordlan,
then
Joined
Mike
Co-lussl's
band
to
play
several
more
selections.
Something
different,
a
Scotch
band,
also
received
a
big
hand
Mrs.
Oraee
Melntyre
thanked
ll
for
attending
and
In
particular
thanked
the
participants
and
master
of
ceremonies
Art
Murray.
del.
ho
pliiyed
with
Labor
Council
Gets
Buttons
From
TLC
in
Vi
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A
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i
lierr
la..t
sciuon
I
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turner.
Trrry
kultlr,
t
lurs
for
the
Queen.
the
ermine
which
!
to
trim
the
Queen's
j
'ape
at
the
Corona-j.
ie
Mr
Ruttlc
pur-4
furs
at
an
auction
t)
n
,ur
house
which
for
700
long-tailed
finest
quality
!:
t
ermine
used
for
dyed
another
color.
If.
!,
f
'-or-
ders
red
Special
80
Years
of
Progress
buttons
were
received
at
the'
Annual
meeting
of
Prince
Kupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Un-rrince
Prinrii
Rup.-rt
b(
t,i.
Trades
.
it
t
Labo.-
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k
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swsi,
IIIUI
vUilii
11
Jltll
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1
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Jts
c-v
l
urd
in
natural
royalty
Mr.
Ruttlc
.Mm
ermine,
nur-
council
meeting
irom
the
Trades
dlan
Legion
Ho:..
,
t.r.
66i
k
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
to
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Business
St
Profcti&ional
Wo-
mark
,i.
the
on.v.
80lh
anniversary
year.
men
s
Club
card
party.
Canadian
The
lde
of
a
.o.ai
celebration
Legion
Hall,
Tuesday,
March
111
from
30
000
pelts
;m
i.)erpmtT
-
bext
M.
.9
to
commemorate
this
annlver-
,7ln
Brlt)8e'
CanasU
and
Crib
.,
-
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...
.
.
bage.
(4
f
ermine
as.
Job's
Daughters
Telephone
Bridge
and
Canasta
commencing
March
23
through
to
April
9.
Anyone
desirous
of
havln;
tables,
contact
Oeorge
Dawpt.
Good
prizes.
(651
""7
)fr
s
vurnea
over
lo
the
labor
Day
committee
for
consideration.
A
report
was
made
that
some
workers
on
steady
employment,
were
doing
pan
time
work
In
the',
hours
olf.
T:jIs
Is
B3jlnsl
the
principles
of
the
labor
movement
and
even
more
so
at
this
K.,p"t
remdenU.
Mr.
C.
II
f
lay,
recently
their
50th
wedding
a',
ihetr
home
In
Jncouver
Island,
e
ho
atteniled
an
-
at
(he
Clay's
Bld-ere
Mr.
and
Mrs.
mother
former
rlty
s
cre
married
In
r.
February
17.
UH3.
tt
Anyox
from
1919
i-
co
Mrs
Clay
Is
89
i
and
Mr
day.
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E.
Dowdie
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10.
Stone
Building
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many
have
no
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at
all.
The
Council
went
on
recoid
as
being
strjngly
opposed
to
this
practice.
Sympathy
ol
the.
dclcsatct
was
passe
j
on
to
the
Provincial
Gov-.
t
two
sons
Homer
In
ernment
Employee
In
their
f
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(
to
obtain
the
same
bargaining'
tights
that
the
provincial
gov-i
eri'irent
has
nitde
Irw
for
other!
worses
the
ptovh.re.
!
In
the
absence
of
the
prcsid-i
ent.
vlrc-persUlent
A
Walhn
wa;
chairman
of
the
mectliv,.
i
Edward
in
Kxikane
ithter.
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f.
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In
Dralorne,
Hliioli
type
of
work
appeals
to
you?
BACKACHE
MaybeVarninq
Btdurh
it
thta
cmut
by
lur
Ul
tctmm.
Wha
kAmyt
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mf.
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crHb
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vuta
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kackacha,
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last
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brtlw
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krttar
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bet
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arrive
at
J"orfe
Hotel
lire
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In
lend
a
hand
f
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Whalrn.
He
?n
the
hose,
with
'her
volunteers.
The
religious
of
most
of
the
In-
habitants
of
tho
Dc.nlnlnn
o'
L'rjlon
U
Buddhism.
Introduced
In
the
third
century
BC.
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IN
BOATS
AND
SKIFFS
UNSINKABLE
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UNBREAKABLE
THEY'RE
NEW!
Packing
parachutes
.
.
.
plotting
aircraft
positions
.
.
.
controlling
fighter
aircraft
.
.
clerical
and
secretarial
duties
...
checking
vital
communications
equipment
and
aircraft
instruments
.
.
.
control
tower
clearance
of
flights
...
are
among
the
many
Air
Force
duties
especially
suited
to
the
particular
abilities
of
women.
Such
unusual
and
important
tasks
now
are
being
skilfully
performed
(
by
more
than
3,000
young
Canadian
women."
HOW
ABOUT
YOU?
Pay,
rank
and
trade
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FIBREGLASS
Wo
Also
Have
FIBREGLASS
GAS
TANKS
"V"
ROLLERS
advancement
are
the
same
as
for
airmen.
OTHER
MARINE
PRODUCTS
for
complete
information
on
what
(he
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
offers
women
in
pay.
trade
training
and
other
benefits,
we
the
Career
Counsellor
at
the
address
in
the
coupon
or
mail
the
coupon
today!
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GUARANTEE
WITH
EACH
M.t
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Phone.
Tatlow
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or
Tatlow
78(8
Ptn
moil
to
ma,
without
oWtooftoa,
luH
portKvlort
ngordtng
iroAnwif
raijwirtmanrt
and
opaivnyt
now
avwlabl
in
lh
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