Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
6,
l'J53
n
Annual
Music,
Drama
Festiva
Buying
for
the
Howe
High
Fashion
Colors
Brighten
Shower
Curtains
Icially
Opened
Before
Large
Crowd
Delicious
and
Pifferentl
...MAN
MILLtR
I
Dorothy
Becker
welcomed
the
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
School
Board
annual
Prince
Ku-
participants
from
near
and
far.
chairman,
Introduced
by
Mrs.
District
Music
and
j
She
told
the
large
opening
Becker,
gave
his
official
blessing
.
......
v
y
,
'
.tiuii
was
oiiiciuny
uuuiL'uce:
music
is
one
of
the
w
hc""'is
u
uuiigiaiuiaicu
"La
v,M
Ava
nifiut
fWiliiin
n
..
f
the
Festival
AsKwifitifm
"nn
its
.
inrm.
wuLLi
iu
wnwiiK
ariiciri
w
navp
-
-
-
.
'
KnlenrlM
unrlf
In
KrinrrinCT
a
roal
DIGESTIVE
100
P.
F.
English
Quality
m
A
generous-sized
mea!
biscuit
that
is
iust
slightly
sweet.
So
suit
cultural
contribution
to
the
community."
A
very
pleasant
'extra'
was
an
L
4
-J
.
&
;
I
By
ELENORE
,LESTER
A
neglected
item
In
home
decoration
is
the
shower
curtain.
You
Jump
merrily
out
of
bed
In
the
morning
into
a
pleasant
shower
bath
only
to
find
yourself
surrounded
by
a
depressing
shower
curtain.
Drapery
fabrics,
wallpapers
judicator
Praises
Junior
able
for
a
bedtime
snack,
or
for
interlude
of
songs
by
concert
refreshments
when
entertaining.
Serwe
nfestants
in
Lhorus
Groups
singer,
John
Dunbar.
His
selec
tions
were
the
Cobbler's
Song,
vttc
,,
r.
r.
uigestive
wnn
ttJ'Vt'eA
k.
'TP
'jar
.
KSON
why
music
festivals
are
like
blood
from
Chu
Chin
Chou:
The
1ITA
KOti
erages
men
prefer.
I
t.r!lllKfl1t:innK
tllAU
nliia
Wanrtnlttn
DI.iia.
K
All...-,
1f,
a
aftci
iKion
in
-i-ul-i
ticlpunU
so
much."
ray,
and
My
Little
Banjo,
a
fav-
nc.
"
'
wants
Obtained
by
competitors
orite
of
John
Charles
Thomas.
nacle
their
ap-
roups
The
first
of
these
was
"uw-
The
evening
was
made
both
j
I
Pianoforte
Solo
(under
7
'entertaining
and
educational
by
iJacqualine
iJacqualine
Bowman
Bowman
76
76,
David
!
music
adjudicator,
Mrs.
Mary
i,
Hi
ii'ripn
Street
""
''
and
linoleum
have
all
received
the
attention
of
fine
designers
in
recent
years,
but
the
shower
curtain
has
lagged
behind
with
the
old
staple
water
waves
on
colors
either
dull
or
glaring.
At
last,
however,
something
is
being
done.
The
manufacturers
of
shower
curtains
have
gone
all
out
this
season
with
new
patterns,
colors
and
materials.
High
fashion
shades
like
avo
;,!lt1'
..
.,
.
iGalbralth
75,
Arnold
Hivett
81.
Wood,
of,
Victoria.
She
found
it
Wood,
the
aajiiaicawr,;E1;llne
Danipls
Bttrbara
Bu
diliKlited
with
tills
igrt
78
G,orja
Co,'USK,
7?
Maroon
and
I
.
I
I
yellow
packet.
60S
OZ.
tjfl,
Memm.
t.i..u
J
hard
to
criticize
and
gave
a
great
deal
of
praise
and
encouragement
to
all
participants.
ir.
U,M1,
U
,m"i
Violin
H,.li
Orade
llrmme
,.
ioi
geson
bi,
Bobby
Anderson
83.
The
evening
opened
with
"O
,;t
number
on
the
pro-
j
violin
Solo
(Glade
2
iWyvona
Canada,"
played
by
the
Aiyansh
,
a
pianoforte
solo
lor
;
McCoinbs
77,
Marie
Ridsdale
80.
1
Silver
Harmonic
Band,
who
were
cado,
turquoise,
French
blue,
warm
brown,
charcoal
and
liine
!
are
now
available,
as
well
as!
II,
riiuuiu
wit
l
ianoiorie
MHO
(under
8)
thp
firet
ranl.Ptants
nf
lh
ovpn.
icr
The
adjudica
riAiice.
Margaret
Forward
80,
David
Gal-
,
lng.
Mrs.
Wood
was
particularly
this
piece
snouiu
fcraith
81,
Kenneth
More
84
Get
(arnation
4
with
rhythm
and
gave
Jacqueline
Bowman
80,
Maureen
pleased
wilh
this
fine
band
because
of
their
,
real
feeling
for
music
and
good
harmony.
ve
suuBCstions
to
tne'Rourke
78,
Lorraine
Johansen
.is.
1
77,
Daniel
Gillis
82,
Patricia
Field
82.
mm
metallic
shades
of
copper,
bronze
!
burnished
gold,
or
antiqued
sil-ver.
These,
are
In
frosty,
opaque,
or
translucent
plastics
or
silky
taffetas.
The
patterns
are
influenced
by
the
abstract
or
humorous
designs
now
found
in
fine
fabrics.
One
curtain
has
ladylike
kittens"
in
a
setting
that
suggests
an
eighteenth
century
drawing
room.
A
taffeta
striped
curtain
frsm
te
2
Junior
Choir
mm
Borden
Street
(,i
praise
from
the
nd-She
admired
the
songs,
the
discipline
of
The
Ladles'
Rotary
choir
was
given
high
praise
by
Mrs.
Wood
for
"a
very
moving
ptrfcrmance."
DIFFICULT
PIECE
Next
contestant,
Ernest
Mor-ven,
gave
a
very
stirring
performance
of
"Stars
in
a
Velvety
Sky"
an
extremely
difficult
Violin
Solo
(Grade
31
James
Logan
80.
Sena
Pavlikls
78,
Danny
Michalsen
83,
Alan
Lawrence
Sleber
85,
Donald
L.
Lewis
81.
Action
Son
i
Grade
1)
Borden
Street
School,
80.
Pianoforte
Solo
(under
Hi
I
and
their
nice
singing
MAKE
THIS
DAY
TEST
FOR
HER
TRIP
TO
THE
CORONATION
Miss
Canada,
Marilyn
Reddick
of
Aglncourt,
Ont.,
has
chosen
a
white
gown
of
Not
fc;aile
3
Junior
Mioir
piece.
Mrs.
Wood
encouraged
the
Knilnr'a
rwnr'
Aniirpa
Volfh
tcivcd
helpful
advice.
tingham
lace
over
nylon
with
ruffled
tiered
skirt
at
back
and
inr
iut
ont
wee
Is
derived
from
an
old
Mexican
design,
and
other
smart
stylized
patterns
are
offered
in
great
Carnation
Milk
J
lM
bodied
and
creamy
colored.
That
.our
assurance
of
complete
sat.s-faaion
when
you
use
it
in
coffee
or
on
cereals
and
fruits.
You'U
never
consistency
or
thin
find
watery
color
in
Carnation.
We
buy
top
....
mi
.nA
nrocesi
it
with
tiara
of
brilliants.
The
skirt
took
20
yards
of
material;
there
is
14
yards
of
lace
and
underneath
are
a
12-yard
satin
petticoat
and
two
crinolines.
variety.
me
Carnation
Milk
in
place
of
your
present
brand.
Once
you
hat
wed
Carnation,
ti
l
-tre
sure
that
nn
other
brand
tvill
satisfy
you-'
rd
them
to
sing
"wnn
go,
Thomas
Lindstrom
77,
Delia
i
le""'B
"
rts.
improve
their
key
Haig
75,
Nickey
Raabe
75.
I
P'"rlcnc'-
ne
wil1
develop
fine
;vp
for
more
variety
in
j
Pianoforte
Solo
(under
151
lskin
and
become
a
true
artist,
to
be
very
careful
of
'
carol
Nelson
78,
Elizabeth
Jones!
Tne
tw0
Native
choirs
which
station,
as
words
have
173,
Thelma
Pavlikls
79,
Roberta
followed
were
a
"moving
exper-
j
IReid
79.
Allcyn
Ritchie
81.
lence"
to
the
adjudicator,
who
selection
of
the
after-
I
Grade
Junior
Chorus
1
!
seemed
particularly
thrilled
with'
loforteSolo
under
15
Borden
Street
School,
test
piece
'
tne
"soul"
that
the
singers
putj
n
Danee
No.
2,
drew
83.
own
selection
80;
3,
Borden
lnto
the
music.
1
pful
comments
from
Street
School,
test
piece
83,
own
Tne
Rotary
mixed
choir
gave
(
d
1
selection
82.
a
beautiful
performance
and
re-1
Graham
Alexander
Installed
i
President
of
Canadian
Legion
quality
-
r
the
greatest
of
care
(52
years
experience
at
it
too)
in
order
to
give
you
rich,
creimy,
heavy
Carnation
I
i
I
"
V??V
Newly-elected
officers
and
(marching
contingent,
j
a
gala
smoker
is
planned
for
Mllk-Get
Milk.
Get
Carnation
Cttnanoa
ITS
CREAMIER.
;-iece
was
an
extremely:
urade
3
Junior
Chorus
1
i""",
executive
tecutive
for
for
1953
1953
were
were
installed
installed
.
anHihmi
fl
he
n
aved
Rnrden
Street
School
test
n
ere
I
tnuu
urn
chiiht.
mis.
t
a
general
meeting
of
the:
visiting
American
sailors,
and
a
sanding
style,
with
the
78
own
selection
80;
2,
Conrad
Prince
Rupert
Branch
27,
Cana-1
;
Coronation
ball
in
the
Legion
dian
Legion.
auditorium
will
entertain
hun
Wood
felt
that
the
soprano
section
was
a
fittle
shrill
at
times.
The
evening
closed
with
a
performance
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Duties
of
installing
officer
dreds
of
persons
the
night
of
were
carried
out
by
J.
S.
Wilson,
Coronation
Day.
shift
gears
and
go
from
Street
School,
test
piece
80,
own
ih"
j
selection
80;
3,
Borden
Street
ourascd
contestants
by
School,
te?t
piece
78,
own
selec-;
that
constructive
tlon
79;
4,
King
Edward
School,
is
helpful.
"That
Is
test
piece
70,
own
selection
75.
aiinne
nanu,
wnu
weir
111
cum-
(Canadian
Legion
zone
com-j
Retiring
president
Alex
Halg
peuuon
wnn
me
opening
oana
mander
1
is
co-ordmator
of
the
Legion
ana
receivea
aimosi
as
nign
praise.
After
the
final
adiudl-
'-'
,"-re
uiaimn
coronation
Committee
leorge
Mitchell
Elected
This
Week
cation
this
band
closed
with
'
'
,D"Mae:
;Li?'
.
.
R'-
first
vlce-presidrntv
Keith
"The
Queen."
;
Class
4
-
1
Aiyansh
Silver
DeWltj'
vice-preSIdcnt,
Harmonic
Band,,
conducted
by
"lFrank
H,Cks;
eW-Henry
m
MacMillan
ai
The
Sky
,
'
.
.:
Pilot
rwrtnro
87:
(hi.
chicaen
;
Pollowlnn"
.the
Installation,
hairman
of
CNIB
Branch
i
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Mitchell
was
elected
and
attention
that
the
locul
Club,
Broadway
Cafe,
Satur-
I
Marine
Band
March
88
2
Prince
oresentition
Of
silver
badges'
Jor
01
uie
ruiice
nuperv
--
rcquin-n..
,1
-
-
vor-
,
t.,
-.-r
ia
'dav,
7:S0
a.my
'
'
he
Canaan
Nttlonr
n
He
thtn
.told.
ol
'
the
work
;of
,
JZT
l
made
bvZm
Commander
Wil-
m
m
r
...
.
..
-
lM
tm
i
lor
tne
tnirju
ai
me
m
as
a
oohiiiibu'whw
...
.
son
to
the
following:
mmi
mnoniiii
h-r.
lavt
BiToncv
'
i
ture,
80;
(
o
I
Chorale,
at.
,
Bird."!!.1
C.
L.'
Bfiiker,
S.
A'.
Cnlderw'oDd,
'
A.
;
E.'
Dickens)
'',11.
succeeds
A.
St.
John
"it
is
the
recognizee!
srtal
!
;
V'rT
y,
,
'
111
In-agency
Charles
Balagno
aecnev
Icr
irr
services
services
to
10
the
uic
blind
ouiia
!,ed
unnninin
Rnntr
ss-
(hi
i
B.
Eastrmn.
L.
Halrrriw.
Opor.e
i
..
,1
11
...
Knth
ku
Mia
rirtm
nnn
ann
nm.
uln"
i..w..,i..
uv..n.
nidlllitll
HHa
will
uj
K.
w
e-ch.ihman.
vtnrlal
govennents
and
It
oper-
Alcroft
was
elected
8eo-
"-es
UIKlrr
o
Dwes.
Howard
Hill,
Co.;
S.'
D.
'
Johhston,
B.
Johnsrij.
1-
J.
Judjre.
L.
W.
Kerpin.
William'
J."
1
inchiim.
Wcldon
R.
'
McAfee,:
David
McCullpugh.
L.
F.
Parks.'
W:
J.
Ranee.
John
T.
Wilson.
William
Wallace,
E.
Woodward,
Waltz
of
the
Flowers,
84.
Class
107
Cornet
solo,
by
Ernest
Morven
of
Aiyansh
a
Starf
in
a
Velvety
Sky,
83.
Class
11
Adult
Church
Choirs
1
fivmixh
Church
Choir,
con-
,
fSs"tr
j
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
Results
.
i'-iKV"
xeedlim
Miss
Wrathall,
KMt'ar
reporw
wraiiiura
F
P
Bird
was
named
ine
acparimenis,
in
cuimcc-
tlon
with
the
work.'
succeeding
Ted
Boul-
iiiu.eu
10
mission
,uy
ducted
bv
Hubert
MacMinan
ia
Tnnn
o-
u'iNnn
C.
L-'
Young
-
is
year.
.
,
ports
lnyaluabie.
v..
irnme
Let
Us
Join
Our
Cheerful
.'
appointments
were
It
was
suggested
that
the
In-
Fum
clece)
85;
4bl
The.
Th'p
rnrnnntlnrt
rnmmltW'fe.
isly
endorsed
bv
the
coming
executive
ask
Miss
:
l,flHInt
Mnr
nath
Past.'
84.
-.
,.,
i.
'
k.
tied
meetliiR
In
Coun-'W'rathall
to
attend
the
annual
,
Kltwanc.ool-St.
Mark's
Choir.
maH
a5,i,in,r
full
nnrtininntinr,
fr
.
meeting
ol
Ilic
cmu
in
vancou-
,
,
ri
h
v
orcirorv
Rush
ml
hv
tho
Wr,.n,.h
in
ihn
mmini
(ii
!;y
IntriKluccd
Dan
.vcr.
May
25.
:
Come
'
Let
Us
Join
Our
Cheerful
nnrnnntinn
Dav
fcsllvltii's.
local
travelling'
Miss
Wnithal
read
the
annual
;
0
(b)
Hallelujah'
Chorus,
Two
floats,
sponsored
by
the
scnlalivc
of
the
CNIB
report
and
then
Mr.
Madeley
g
itii
IK"
iinri
the
Yii-
nrntsed
'he
work
of
treasurer
f.
Class
14:
Rotary
Mixed
Chor
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
and
Ihe
branch
will
take
part
in
the
parade
along
with
the
Legion
lave
a
brief
outline
of
Ted
Bouller.
us,
led
by
cnaries
uaiagno
rations
work
in
nor-
Peter
Bird,
manager
or
tne
Triumpn-
Thankeiving.
85:
b
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
lt
Us
Break
Bread
Together.
85.
"f
Hi"
field
n'nrc.sen-
here,
who
took
over
from
Mr.
'ii
liriiu;
the
services
of
Boulter,
drew
up
the
flnanelul
Foi"
home
refreshment
buy
Coke
by
the
carton
O'-hirq
Uo
CALGARY
(CP)
In
one
of
Mi!
!ar'rct
prosrams
en
record
the.
Alberta
jiovemmc-it
telenh
ine
i-..-tein
U
ins'
ailing
almost
noon
telephones
In
Calgarv
and
riblj-l-t
this
vear
Ca'aarv
no-v
h":
r0.903
subscribers
with
a
waiting
list
of
about
8,000.
ulc
to
ihr
noal
blind
statement
which
showed
a
bnl-;
rrs))-rt
ivp
tcrrltorlrs,"
ancc
on
hand
at
January
31
of
li'iL'lon
said.
j
j
.rt'.l.
'
the
job
of
field
trpre-
M'.
M"il-lev
e-"'ide'l
ttniiks
'
Is
to
make
rerom-
to
the
Job's
Daughters
for
thrlr
lii
protMT
authorities
"excellent
job
In
tugging,
under
:r
blind
persons.
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Alex
Mit-
!i!m:'ton
has
160
reg-
'
iv"
nd
l-o
m"nioned
th"
"'its
in
his
area
"which
members
of
the
Business
and
I
of
time
and
work
to
Professional
Women's
Club
and
hrm."
Miss
Jean
Ramsay,
who
helped
'fiilvy,
cecut.lve
officer
in
addressing
envelopes
and
also
addressed
the
mailing
circular
letters
sent
out
'"'s
been
(ii
the
ItmM-
by
the
branch.
1(1
years.
He
told
of
the1
H"
alM
mentioned
the
"won-h"',r
and
said
there
derful
co-operation"
received
II
Wind
here
three
years
I
from
the
Dally
News
and
CFPIt.
now
there
are
1
8(10
"
i
,
Generations
of
Canadians:
have
enjoyed
the
quick
refreshment
and
unmatched
flavor
of
ice-cold
Coca-Cola.
For
family
and
friends
it's
the
popular
choice
everywhore.
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t.
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the
CNIB
have
had
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for
35
years
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was
10
them
In
1913--and
Jit
II
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.
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many
services
offered
prions
and
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us
MEN'S
JACKETS,
I'opular
styles,
from
,
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BOYS'
JACKETS,
new
designs,
from
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Sec
the
Boys
Health
Jacket
by
rape
1
to
rehabilitate
them
'e
them.
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job
to
help
them
msclvcs
to
being
blind
llte
Part
in
society
.
.
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thanked
the
vlsl-'fving
the
group
a
ttpr
Insight
Into
the
01
the
Institute."
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thni
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fe'K
6
Bottle
Bottle
OAv
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
"Lady,
you'll
save
plenty
with
a
modern
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR!"
Amazing
how
far
a
food
dollar
goes
vfaea
yooVt
got
mm
of
today's
electric
refrigerators
on
th
joK.
AS
yoat
atablas
stay
fresh
and
sweet,
good
for
days
and
days.
No
spoilage
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
do
mors
dried
sj,
wilted
vegetables.
A
big,
modern
refrigerator
has
a
1st
of
extra
time
saving,
step
saving,
money
saving
featoras.
Convenient
.
.
.
easy
to
install
.
.
.
long
lasting.
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Madelev
snlri-
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lint
ha
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due
to
nrcssure
of
mv
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give
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time
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muscles,
the
easy
southing
way.
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in
fast-acting
Minard'S
Liniment,
fvery
one
welcome.
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contract
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STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS;
Phone
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Rupert,
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a
regtatered
trade-mark.
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