Pin
ilu
t'.uuLit
L'uii
Saturday,
May
18,
1053
It
Footlights
Keith
H.
'Tucker
Optometrist
Sidewalk
at
Seal
Cove
In
'Deplorable
Condition'
f
I
Condition
of
the
sidewalk
at
"deplorable."
Seal
Cove,
between
Eighth
and
j
A
nominating
committee
was
Eleventh
Avenues,
was
brought
,
chosen
to
select
a
tentative
slate
up
at
the
regular
monthly
meet-
'
of
officers
for
consideration
at
in"
of
the
Conrad
Street
School
the
annual
meeting,
usually
held
Parent-Teacher
Association.
I
at
the
association's
first
meeting
The
matter
will
be
refeired
to!
of
the
new
term.
The
committee
h
Parent-Teacher
Council
for
I
consists
of
T.
G.
Bftteman,
J.
'onslderation
and
action.
Mem-
Robertson,
W.
D.
Griffiths,
Mrs.
bers
described
the
sidewalk
'as
G.
Alderson
and
Mrs.
J.
Denning.
-
.
Mr.
Bateman
gave
the
mem
succccdinn
Sydney
Gonick
Optometrist
Phone
212
527
Third
Av
bers
an
enlightening
talk
on
care
of
the
school-age
child.
He
illustrated
his
remarks
by
readings
from
Dr.
Spock's
well-known
;
V;
f
r
Search
Closes
As
Boys'
Bodies
Found
By
LILIAN
MILLER
Members
of
the
Little
Theatre
spent
a
most
enjoyable
and
educational
evening
after
the
final
festival
performance
on
May
8
wnen
they
met
with
the
Drama
Club
members
from
Terrace
and
oinclais
of
the
Festival
committee
at
the
home
of
Gerry
Wood-side.
Over
coffee
and
cake,
questions
were
thrown
thick
and
fast
at
drama
adjudicator
Verlle
Cooter.
Mrs.
Cooler
answered
them
all
yery
enthusiastically.
During
the
discussion,
Terrace
visitors
agreed
wholeheartely
with
a
proposal
that
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace
and
Hazelton
groups
try
to
work
out
a
plan
for
exchange
of
plays
in
the
three
communities.
It
was
suggested
that
each
groxip
would
prepare
a
one-act
play
and
all
three
meet
In
each
town
in
turn
to
present
the
three
plays.
On
this
question,
correspondence
will
fly
back
and
forth
during
the
summer,
so
that
a
workable
plan
can
be
prepared
by
fall.
In
the
meantime
Rupert
hams
book
on
"Baby
and
Child
Care."
After
the
business
meeting,
an
Interesting
film
was
shown,
followed
by
refreshments.
The
association's
president,
Mrs.
Jean
Murdoch,
was
in
the
chair.
TORONTO
P
Bodies
of
three
Toronto
boys
missing
since
May
1
were
found
Friday
in
Toronto
Bay.
half
a
mile
from
their
home.
Tluv
apparently
were
accident
Our
I'sed
C
ars
ar.
.
reconditioned
and
afrlv
h,.
i,,,
.
you!
Tesl-unve
our
used
cars
amH.e
fu
'
st.
MTISfUl
IIi;i
OKK
you
buy!
E
OF
TUfi
r.KiGFSr
and
busiest
families
in
-Jew
Brunswick
Is
that
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alexander
.'Pholten
recently
of
Holland,
now
running
a
50-wre
farm
near
Minto.
There
are
eight
boys
and
V,in
girls
in
the
fainilv,
ranging
to
20
years
of
a
;c.
In
pre-war
Holland,
Sholten
operated
a
meat-processing
plant.
He
was
put
in
a
concen'ration
camp
by
the
German
fortes
during
the
help
Allied
pilots
who
were
shot
down.
He
arrived
Second
World
War
when
he
was
caught
ng
'ir
Canada
a
little
more
than
a
year
ago.
ally
drowned
soon
after
they
disappeared.
Discovery
by
a
metal
company
worker
of
the
bodies
of
Henry
Quiiilev.
10,
Howard
7,
and
Paul
5,
ended
one
of
the
greatest
hunts
in
Toronto's
history.
.
'T'.tr'-
rt'-"f..
Til
PlMiiiiiilii
4
,
COUTH,
new
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,
t
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'51
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4.,
heaU-r,
mh
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r,i
Crowd
Packs
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
Down
W
Chevrolet
4-liir.
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itn.uou
miles,
Una
cIum
lubber
rntlln
lUKl'biHlcr
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$;;.-,
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4-u-mr.
moon
nulu.
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rrul
iHiiiity
$117.",
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Chevrolet,
4-ilimr,
radio
unci
lieutt-r
.
y.-,iMl
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Chevrolet
4-diKir,
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Plymouth
C
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p'e.
,
radio
-and
heau-r
y:i
will
gather
for
reading
sessions
and
discussions
of
various
aspects
of
theatre
work.
The
pos
Trop
Shoot
Planned
Tin
Prince
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Clrr
nje
holding
a
trap
shoo'
sibility
of
presenting
plays
over
'1H
flievrnlet
C,rb
healer,
new
pi,u,l
.
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f
47
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,
only
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m-
palm.
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rub)
r
for
Citizenship
Council's
Concert
CFPR
is
also
being
studied.
But
Sunday
at
6
n
m.
at
the
rangf
more
of
that
after
the
general
for
members
not
going
out
of
meeting
to
be
held
Tuesday
at
town
during
the
holiday
week
Tap:inese
grr-up
ol
I'on.
liowaro.
i
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lit
t,,tiim
irnwus
end.
'
r
v.'h
it
a
wrndcrful
evening!"
;
f
0
r
m
of
government
und-r
'.This
was
th-
comment
heard
which
to
live.
This
is
not
so.
It
rrTywhrrc
amoni?
an
audiencj
j
is
totalitarianism
that
is
easy
thit.'
necked
the
Civic
Centre
!
because
the
state
does
all
the
the
Civic
Centre
ncl
I'
carrying
colorful
fans
and
rarasols,
the
girls
drew
warm
I
.
USED
CARS
'49
Anglio
Coach
$495
'39
Austin
Coach
$260
'49
Austin
A-40
Sedan
.
$750
'48
Dodge
Sedan
$1375
'50
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1000
'39
Hudson
Sedan
$350
'51
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1100
'38
Plymouth
Sedan
$395
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
3rd
Ave.
at
Park
Ave.
Phone
Green
217
TRANSPORTATION
n,',jiinrh,m
i.,!t.
ni"ht.
as
the
1
thinking
for
the
individual
1!M8
CHHYSIDR
1937
I
IKK.M'UNK
$650
full
price
SiOO
full
prk,
Both
4-door
Sedans
It's
THE
Plotform
Democracy
makes
demands
upon
TO
l)i;i'KNII
fl'ON
-NEW
LIBERAL
RUPERT
MOTORS
Ltd
Vote
BRUCE
BROWN
June
9th
applause.
Musical
selections
by
the
German
Baptist
group
were
also
well
received.
An
mit:.t'ndinr
piino
solo
r.
-iven
by
Alfred
Becquet.
mother
new
Canadian.
whilc
the
squnrc
dances
put
on
by
pupils
of
Conrad
Street
School
proved
a
big
attraction.
Other
enjoyable
features
were
dances
from
Holland
by
Barbara
Mari-neau
and
Roberta
Walker,
and
the
Scottish
sword
dance
by
Judith
Bird.
,
if
n
1h'
Ritnrv
mix
ri
choir
under
the
direction
of
Charles
BalaRno
received
an
enthusiastic
response,
as
did
tho
us
and
it
is
our
duty
to
meet
those
demands."
Mr.
Moore
said
we
must
thinr
of
ourselves
as
simnlv
Canadians,
not
as
Canadians
prefaced
by
another
notiomlitv
and
that
we
must
adopt
the
best
qualities
of
the
various
racial
rroups
which
make
up
the
"ountry.
He
urged
those
who
had
recently
arrived
in
Canada
to
become
citizens
as
soon
as
mssible
so
they
could
shire
in
the
rights
that
Canada,
offers.
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
(tirtain
closed
on
the
second
an-rjunl
concert,
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Citizenship
Coun-r1.
'From
the
time
the
IODt,
standard-bearers
marched
into
tjie
hnll
until
the
time
they
itvuched
out.
it
was
an
evening
c
companionshiD
and
entertainment.
With
F.
E.
Anficld
as
a
con?enil
mn.'-trr
of
ceremcn-ies,
a
full
and
viirird
interna-tjtiinal
program
of
music
and
ciVncina
was
offered
th?
swell
tors
who
now
jnd
then
joined
id
the
show
with
community
singing.
Kevnote
of
the
oeca.-ion
a?
r
truck
by
R.
G.
Mi.-oro
who,
as
iVincipal
speaker,
pointed
out
the
privileges
of
being
a
Canadian
citizen
and
the
responsl.
tjllities
that
go
with
them..
.
Cheat
country
I
j
r
That
WAS
A
LAwvES
yjiy
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SAlD
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THIS
CPELATIVE
rOSljr??
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An
introductory
address
wa;
nflHo
hv
ITntripp
V
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R'lvnpr
council
president,
who'
wis'
fnl-
I
numbers
by
the
Prince
Rupert
'.
concert
orchestra
conducted
by
'owed
by
Capt.
George
OystryK.
if
the
Salvation
Army.
Capt
:
Peter
Lien
lystryk
spoke
to
the
gathering
I
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closei
with
t'.T-n
an
undetermirted
number
of
v,th
of
ell-Wanee
administered
'ongues.
-
A
welcome
to
"new
by
Mr.
Anfield.
MrsrJ.
S.
Black
md
future
citizens"
was
given
i
was
at
the
piano
for
singing
of
oy
Mayor
Harold
Whalen.
;
the
anthems.
rOLK
DANCES
j
A
highlight
of
the
evening
':
"While
Canada
is
a
great
epuntry,
it
is
the
duty
of
each
of
us
to
try
to
make
it
greater."
Vfr-
said.
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it
is
thought
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easy
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performed
by
a
young
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novice
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vvoners:
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Sex
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OF
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shock:
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thousand
pieces
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MONDAY
NIGHT
Wfeirtf
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VATICAN
CITY
(It"utcrsi
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He
told
them
not
to
discuss
flip
Pope's
advice
to
office
work-
thing.-
they
would
not
mention
ks
is
to
hold
their
tongues,
avoid
J"ip
the
presence
of
your
mother,
gossip
and
sex
talks,
and
to
get
yju;
wife
or
daughter."
or
with
their
jobs.
j
"If
you
want
to
appear
truly
ln
a
Fpcech
to
4.000
civil
ser-
j
Christian,
you
must
govern
your
vant-.
the
Pontiff
said
that
un-
tongues
during
the
exercise
of
fortuiuitely
jokes
are
often
made
your
duty,"
he
told
the
civil
at-out
sex,
adding
that
it
is
even
(
j
servants.
more
regrettable
when
such
talk!
"Vou
must
know
now
to
stay
She
comes
the
instrument
of
i
silent
and
how
to
speak
at
the
Jlandci,
gossip
or
calumny."
IPioper
time
but
above
all
how
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silent
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in
your
offi
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there
is
too
much
useless
halk,
or
talk
that
has
nothing
to
Holgate
Heads
Booth
P-TA
do
with
your
work,
your
handling
of
the
files
would
suffer
inevi
table
delay,
with
harm,
sometimes
grave,
to
the
persons
con-
Stall
Holu.i!.'"
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talk
should
be
noli
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Hicrh
8rin'l
P-i
rent
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onl
useless
but
God
forbid
-sssociation.
i-nri
K.
Bartlett
was8Lso
harmful
in
itself,
then
even
aamca
ursr.
viec-piesincni.
jm0re
energetically
should
.
Other
officer,-,
ar"
Mi.'-
Evelyn
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your
tongues
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Mrs.
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