Dances.
Food
of
Manv
Natinnc
Prinre
Rupert
Daii;.
News
J
Wednesday,
February
10,
1954
jd
by
300
at
"Brotherhood
Night"
Lev
VtXK
IPu
skit
including
song
and"
from
Russia,
pretty
handmiint-
AUCTIONEER
t'liuiir
KUck
n
ana
KrA
Diminutive
Canadian
Singer.
Sought
by
U.K.
Theatre
Agents
LONDON
(CP)
Fifteen
theatre
to
Canada
and
Wendy
Is
scr-agents
telephoned
Vancouver's
iously
attacking
the
problem
of
Wendy
Martin
after
the
honey-,
finding
theatre
work
here.
For
blonde
soprano
made
her
debut
some
time
she
has
been
study-on
Britain's
home
television
pro-;
ing
under
old-time
opera
star
6ram-
Maggie
Teyte,
and
thinks
she
d
"I
was
the
most
unpopular
i
like
to
"try"
opera,
person
in
my
hotel
that
day,"
Put
Wendy
is
still
of
two
she
said
with
a
laugh.
"They
1
minds
whether
she
wants
to
be-were
trying
to
cope
with
frozen
come
a
straight
actress
or
sing-
I
.Wld
food
h-om
n
,
,r,n
.
KUSSW
comprised
,
ed
wooden
bowls
from
Estonia.
tuon
Llormedju,ecfnt.
Dutch
shoes,
quaint
gilt
i.ilion,
i
.
..
was
followed
by
a
buffet
leant,
i
i.!n,,,c
tr,,,
...
'
.I.b.
-"V
!
,
.
.
.
..
-
-
;
1"-"
-iuiiv;u,
tusuueia
irom
Mexico,
an
attractive
carved
horn
from
Trinidad
and
a
myriad
other
artieles
tmm
many
lands.
1
f
yW
'I
'm
1
'
"
-
if
,-
iW
A
x-
pv
th
"
'rom
eVery
s
from
nd
i,eTynf
100
In
I
cvent
al
featured
dis-
,js,Mool
bht
n
nui
pV(,
kus
tlie
Cum
ad
.r
A.vi-Ution-8jMIMATfKE
FLAGS
tfiood
Nmlit
which
One
display
of
articles
from
pipes
wnen
mosi
or
the
calls
:
er.
"I
guess
I
d
like
to
be
both."
came
through."
she
said.
i
an
iinuiuinF""
r.uiuye
aim
ftiia
was
cleverly
yjf.us
ago
wth
a
'set
up
with
a
huge,
hand-drawn
ijukiuB
part
In
ai
map,
and
threads
stretching
Ermine
is
the
name
given
ta
the
stoat
when
its
fur
t
urns
white
for
protection
in
winter.
The
diminutive
Canadian
singer
with
a
strong
soprano
voice,
made
her
first
TV
appearance
as
Prltain
suffered
the
coldest
spell
in
a
decade.
The
TV
critics
liked
her
voice
and
the
telephone
calls
started
after
igram
10
lual
I
irom
various
countries
to
mlnin-nnid
program
ture
national
flags
set
on
the
crowd
of
f-TA
j
table
and
surrounded
with
that
1
others
from
j
nation's
arts
and
drafts.
ity.
The
event
was
cited
by
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
as
typifying
the
work
of
the
Citizenship
Council,
of
which
he
is
chairman,
in
attempting
'to
bring
together
the
people
of
all
nations
in
Canada.
j'lOKE
IMMIGRANTS
In
a
brief
address
opening
the
program,
Mr.
Sieber
noted
that
the
one-millionth
Immigrant
to
this
country
would
arrive
by
June
1.
Those
million
people,
he
said,
were
bringing
a
richness
of
culture,
language,
arts,
nolenep
and
skills
to
contribute
to
the
culture
of
Canada.
"At
meetings
such
as
this,"
he
said,
"we
meet,
see
and
understand
one
another's
cultures."
He
said
that
the
citizen.ship
council
was
planning
further
Italy,
Wales.
Es-
rance,
Oct
many,
1,
England,
Irc-
Another
tabic
held
articles
from
the
-jiiany
countries
of
North
and
South
America.
There
were
bright,
handwoven
materials
from
Sweden
and
Finland,
beautiful
decorated
eggs
(
a
Demonstration
JJf
.inada,
and
Can-
Lfnf
forever.
Miss
Martin
admitted
to
a
re-
!
porter
that
she
had
no
agent.
TAKING
HOLIDAY
Till
then
Wendy,
blue
eyed
and
20,
lad
been
too
busy
holidaying
on
the
continent
to
worry
about
agents.
After
a
summer
season
singing
the
lead
in
"Desert
Song"
at
Vancouver's
"Theatre
Under
the
Stars,"
Wendy
came
to
Britain
last
fTl:
Se
ALL
the
MRS.
HFMODOKF,
CYR,
42-year-old
Ledges,
N.B.,
farmer's
wife,
cuddles
her
new
eight-pound
daughter,
her
25th
baby
in
26
years.
With
18
children
still
living,
the
oldest
of
which
is
24,
the
new
arrival
evened
the
score
of
nine
sons
and
nine
daughters.
She
and
her
47-year-old
husband
live
in
an
11-room
house
on
a
400-acre
farm
where
all
but
the
latest
child
were
born.
The
newest
baby
was
born
in
hospital
at
Fort
Kent,
Me.
Mrs.
Cyr,
married
at
the
age
of
17,
says
she
wants
more
babies.
vFRIGIDAIRE
Clechia
such
programs
as
had
been
held
1
a
1Hlft.J'
MODEL
DO-
October
with
her
mother
for
a
'late
holiday.
Almost
Immediately
the
slim,
good-looking
youngster
was
a.sk-
j
ed
to
appear
in
a
film
made
here
for
the
opening
of
Vancouver's
I
new
TV
station
and
featuring
several
Canadian
actors
and
act
RANGES
Royal
Tour
Program
Changed
299
75
1
mt
recently
with
New
Canadians
participating,
and
appealed
to
persons
of
various
countries,
who
had
mastered
Canadian
customs
and
language,
but
retained
their
mother
tongues,
to
assist
in
the
work
of
the
council.
Ilarley
Lewis
was
master
of
LISMORE.
Australia
w
A
on.
the
Queen
to
ask
her
to
re-change
in
the
royal
tour
program
j
turn
to
Sydney
by
road.
The
for
Thursday,
announced
today,
iourney
is
a
lone
slnw
riHvo
the
Droeram
;
indicates
that
Queen
Elizabeth!
The
premier's
annnunroment
ceremonies
for
which
saw
the
audience
Join
in
mav
e
feeling
the
strain
of
was
made
before
the
Queen
and
OUR
BUDGET
PLAN
WILL
HELP
YOU
BUY
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
resses,
prominent
in
London's
theatre
circles.
She
also
made
a
TV
film
in
aid
of
Canada's
polio
fund,
singing
a
duet
with
Edmund
Hoekridge,
also
of
Vancouver.
Now
Mrs.
Martin
has
returned
sinemc
"Maple
Leaf
Forever."
iraveiung.
1
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
appear-
"Waltzlng
Matilda."
"I'll
Take!
Premier
Joseph
J.
Cahill
of
cd
In
Llsmore,
where
they
spent
You
Home
Again
Kathleen"
and
'Nrw
South
Wales
announced
that
the
night,
for
another
big
wcl-"Alouctte."
,
.
the
Queen
will
return
the
52
!
come
on
their
tour
!
m'1('s
rom
Wollongong
to
Sydney
'
Particpatlng
in
the
proeram
T
,N
RA
S
-ere
Maria
Bussanirh
Helda
(Thursday
by
train
instead
of
by
.
Pnf,tllf
(-.,
u,..
u.i.i
.Cr.
-
"wiu
vk,jV,i;
j,.,k,u
111
.
....
w...t
.iM.Ttiu.
muiiiri
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTCMETFiST
Vj,.it
1
rain
and
steamy
heal
for
several
Frickson.
Maria
and
Mareello
Cahi"
said
the
ryal
Busanich,
WIU
Hankinson.
Mary
U1..
Ul!!L
he
Zwd
.TJluT
Z
Bird,
Tom
Wardrope.
Aus
Llnd-
r.'ew
add:
301
J
Ave.
W
itiMiit,
jmiuuiim
a
.........
j
...
drive
to
Wollongoiig,,
it
would
c!vic
welcome
outside
the
coun-bc
Imposing
too
great
a
strain
j
c"
chambers.
..J
.it.-.1p..;:..--
,.
Ph,ne
Grtn
SCO
Later
today
the
Queen
ana
oni
seth
and
Jimmy
Robertson.
Wlndlne
up
the
program
was
the
Russian
skit
.
.
.
Stranger
in
Paradise
.
.
,
in
which
a
Russian
woman
1
Helen
Murdock)
arrived
looking
for
Canada,
the
land
of
freedom,
or
paradise,
and
staged
an
amusing
Russian
song
and
dance.
Mrs.
Linda
Patzold
and
A.
me
duke
visited
the
town
of
j
Casino,
then
made
a
two-hour
I
flight
to
Dubbo,
in
western
New
!
South
Wales,
and
will
end
the
i
day
with
a
75-minute
flight
back
j
to
Sydney.
JJ
Officers
Installation
of
their
new
When
the
Queen
returns
to
Drcsident.
Pete
Petersnn
hioh-
I
Svdnev
tnnieht.
shp
u.ill
h.ive
fills.
Diane
Sasseville
of
Timmins,
Ont.,
already
Kteiirlcder
were
in
charge
of
the
lighted
this
week
s
meeting
of
j
travelled
1,000
miles
by
air.
rail
a
raroer
as
a
trapeze
performer,
she
swings
lndnor
clothes-line.
Her
father,
Ernest
Basse-nmdcr
and
weight-lifter.
I
"..-.Miiijii,
umi
uy
mrs.
ueurgv
ine
sons
of
Norway
lodge.
and
road
in
two
days.
niui'rsnn.
iwrs
!vi
Miinet
nnn
a
1
!
r"
,"
,
V".,
"
utner
ouicers,
Installed
at
a
yXUGHT
AND
TENDERly
J
ILL
1
plays
was
a
nluded
j
in
the
clis-
formpr
meeUn
arf.
vice-prcsi-i
ruic
wFFk
gronn
of
native
iIHI
WttK
d,.nt
Qunnar
S(.,vlg.
m
K
ined
Dr.
1.
A.
by
...
wi..
rppent
Mrs
E
Somes;
;
Canadian
C
i
handiwork
Ion
lull
meets
lo-
I
i
....r-t......
i.l
ing
Regulations
!
rff
.
I"",K"3,
secretary
Mrs.
C.
Strand;
assist-
i
granoiatner.
ant
socretary
Ml.s
F
Rtevenson;
'
Jimmy
Robertson
and
Mrs.
W.
;
financial
secretary
Miss
A.
Ped-!
Murdock
were
in
charge
of
theiprsen:
secretary-treasurer
Mrs
j
musical
program
while
Mrs.
A.
j
j,
Freidhelm;
marshal
Mrs
J.
.DesauteH
and
Mrs.
J.
Kurdzlel
;
Pedersen;
assistant
marshal
Be
Strictly
Enforced
UTTU
DIPPER
CAKE
MIX
.
""
in
ano
inai.
wie
rny
nrin.
only
one
fiw
parking
on
that
prices
of
Vancouver
firmn
l
bitter
keep
a
for
the
woik
had
been
obtained
ir
watrlv
nicht
in
the
Legiun
auditorium.
Business
session
and
guest
speaker,
F.
E.
Anficld,
"Thirty
Years
with
the
Coast
Indians."
I'nitrd
Church
W.A.
tea
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
95
Itnrdcn
Slrret.
I
"(hrrin
Volrnlinr
Tr.
Sa-urday
at
the
Lutheran
church.
"T"
f'ni'icr's
l:iv
tea
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
ladies'
lounge
at
the
Canadian
Legion
hall.
convenen
me
Dniei
amner.
wnn
'
Mrs.
A.
Jensen;
trustees.
A.
Mar-the
many
varieties
of
food
pre-
tinusen,
three
years,
H.
Helland,
pared
bv
P-TA
member.
two
years.
B.
Bakken.
one
vear'
Whit-
"lift's
enlnved
the
un-1
inner
puard
-J.
pedersen:
outer
Mini
delicacies,
background
puiud
A.
Jensen,
music
from
many
countries
fill-
New
members
itiitiatcd
were
7v
i
''
it
.
r"V
"i
--J
here
who
can
do
the
job,
had
tendered
prices
that
.were
e,ulte
in
line.
Annette
s
:iff
miim
rum-'
n
by
Alderman
i'tc(l
that
the
ol
the
RCMP
ed
the
hall.
1
ted
to
ci.t.im
A
sliver
collection
netted
$123
for
the
P-TA's
bursary
fund.
!
'
bylaw
Hill,
the
S.
Stefanson.
Mrs.
Ruth
In.storg
and
Mrs.
Elvira
Biorndal.
The
meeting
also
disussd
tentative
plans
for
a
masquerade
dance
to
be
held
in
the
near
future.
and
parkin.c
at
ions
on
I
lion
i
ll
of
works
committee
reported
to
council
that
the
city
cannot
take
responsibility
for
repniiing
the
ramp
at
the
Idea
Cleaners
and
the
owners
are
being
informed
that
the
city
does
not
condone
the
encroachment
011
cilv
property
1
sidewalk
allowanci'i
by
their
basement.
resulat
'ftli:'t
all
Third
readers
Valhalla
mectlns;.
Feb.
Wedding
Anniversary
'jFilltun
t(et
is
lini!
area
with
f'
the
blink
in
u.
(3r
'
m.Tumt
THfrl
t-
of
I
ICC,
Hey
Fellns
...
take
your
The
licencing
committee
LONDOV
(CP)"
-
Cnulr.
and
!
Mrs.
John
Osborne,
fornur
y
of.
Vancouver
celebrated
tlvir
silver
weddhi'i
anniversary
wim
a
reception
at
their
Londo-i
Credit
Women's
Mreakfasl
Club
meets
Saturday
at
7:30
a.m.
at
the
Kroadway
Cafe.
Girl
Guide
International
Dinner
Satiirrlav
nighl
at
SI.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Sittings
at
5:30
and
7
p.m.
Reservations
close
today.
i
Street.
Sweetie
to
see
Valentine
Varie-
a
one-
prnuU'd
a
trades
licence
to
J.
tni
tion
Is
in
Kcmpster
to
carry
on
the
busi-
'
ties
at
the
Capitol,
Sunday
the
sides
of
the
now
on
sale
all
14th.
Tickets
iie.is
of
chimney
sweep.
home,
canariian
naval
pcrson-
l-huiir
parkin-j
over
town.
'3''
j
nel
were
among
i"iic.sts.
fiilton
applies
WINTER
COATS
Vz
OFF
SUITS
25To
OFF
Mdinde
.Street
Neighborhood
Dance
in
aid
of
Conrad
Scouts
and
Cubs.
Fri-
i
day.
Feb.
12,
9
p.m.,
Conrad
I'"
signs
or
not.
FIT
is
forbidden
136)
.School.
Admission
50e.
Council
passed
a
motion
by
Aid.
Casey,
seconded
by
Aid.
M''I,c:m
that
whereas
Northern
1
C
was
without
representation
on
the
UHC'M
executive
due
to
ex-Mayor
Harold
Whalen
failing
to
retain
his
seat
at
the
recent
cltv
elections,
that
Mayor
W.A.
of
the
U.F.A.W.U.
inert-'
ing
Wednesday.
8
p.m.,
Metro-.
milter
reeom-!'
city
sim,
on
McLean
and
pole
Hall.
Election
of
Convrn-
f,)r
George
Hills
be
recommended
to
tion
Delegates.
Everyone
please
Hies
1,1,1
iiewrilei-s.
100
DRESSES
11,(1
fill
the
vacant
position.
attend.
uii
fie.
e'liiipmrnt.
J
at
a
efmt
f
Alderman
'he
nrocediire
Crepes,
Failles,
Wool
Jerseys,
Flannels,
Taffetas,
Corduroys,
Cordcs.
Sizes
1
1
to
2611.
T0
CLEAR
SHOE
SALE
Aid.
Kruegcr
Vz
PRICE
Q
nun
Vksl
IKistcr
cition
I5art
first
imported
and
Mended
the
'
PUHR
tubicb
is
today
a
household
word
j
was
the
Im
tv
ES'
SHOES
LAD!
f
t
Moose
whist
f
R
first
prize
In
f'1""!
and
then
Gabardine
Slacks.
Reg.
values
jes
we
pool
prize.
SLACKS
$3.95
to
Sy.yj.
Sizes
12
to
18.
,
Clearance
Sale
'"''is
plav
was
''n.
while
Mr
have
a
Good
Rum
1
prize
In
the
O.
Glske
r
Prize
went
to
were
served
to
for
your
money
BLOUSES
SYLON...
Regular
values
to
$7.95.
Sizes
12
to
20
TO
CLEAR
fiVHble
evening.
$3
95
1.95
.
at
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
This
advrrUsrnirnt
K
not
published
or
dismayed
hv
l.r
I
99c
Nylon
Hose
54
and
51
gauge
15
denier
Nylons.
Dark
seams
and
every
pair
perfect.
Sizes
81
to
1
1.
Special,
pair
Control
Roanl
in
hv
thr
...ivemmeni
f
ri,ish
r.i
NG
MOVING
NO
REFUNDS
OR.
EXCHANGES
ALL
SALES
FINAL
SUPii
SALE
STARTS
THURSDAY,
FEB.
11
at
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a.m.
to
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JG
Nl
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LADIES'
WEAR
ANNETTE
MANSELL
323
3rd
Ave.
W.
JUDINGS
Ire
Cafe
i
WE
LEAD
.
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.
OTHERS
FOLLOW
GOODS
SATISFACTORY
OR
MONEY
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