I'liii-.V
luip-lt
Uuily
I
lews
Saturday,
May
23,
1903
Aerial
Princess
'
GREENWOOD,
N.S
(CP)
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
will
be
rtpio-enUci
by
a
"princess"
Teen
Agers
Take
Course
To
Become
Fire-Fiqhters
Job's
Dau
htcrs
MUSIC.L
VARIETY
SHOW
Audience
Thrilled
e
in
the
axim
Schapiro's
Piano
and
a
float
for
the
Hi
si
time
at
the
Annapuiis
yailry
apple
blossom
festival
opening
May
28.
Airwoman
Brunhild
Frieda
Wie-man
of
Montreal
was
chosen
to
I
tx't:M
to
TUe
Daily
News
SMITHKIiS.
The
village
of
Smithers
looks
to
the
future
in
the-
training
of
'teen-age
volunteer
firefighters.
Under
the
direction
of
George
Charles
CAPITOL
TrHATRE
Sunday,
May
24,
9
p.m.
,ays
in
command
of
his
subject,
but
never
,.v'r-.
'JT
-
J
If'
,
overpower
it,
pianist
Maxim
Schapiro
last
represent
the
big
Greenwood
air
station
at
the
Kentville
cele
Get
Yours
Now
Tickets
75c.
ton,
a
member
of
the
Smithers
volunteer
fire
brigade,
i
l:
..l
xl
y.
t-t
a
iar,t,re
auuieneu
ai
me
ivic
centre
a
:lVC
brations.
in
musicianship.
,
experience
14
boys
ranging
in
age
frm
13
to
16
years
meet
for
training
each
Thursday
night.
Ai,v
has
the
eft
of
Sanctioned
by
the
village
Alaska
and
ut
B.C.
points.
The
concert
was
sponsored
by
the
Gyro
Club
of
Prince
Rupert.
commission,
they
take
the
same
routine
training
as
the
brigade.
Purpose
of
this
training
program
is
to
provide
a
proficient
th
full
cxtcnl
oi
a
,
m.Vrr
overstretchlni;
s
he
rely
on
theatrics
what
cannot
be
cx-,.R
the
keyboard.
Ills
future
replacement
source
for
the
present
fire
brigade
and
a
supplementary
reserve
in
an
fort
garry
.7.
iVqri
emergency.
Borden
St.
Pupils
Give
Thev
will
parade
with
the
Lectures
and
practices
In
the
use
of
all
types
of
firefighting
equipment
are
carried
on.
All
14
plan
to
take
first
aid
training
under
the
Smithers
St.
John
Centre
in
the
fall.
Presently
they
are
receiving
training
in
the
use
of
the
inhalator-resuscitator
carried
in
the
district
ambulance.
brigade
on
Coronation
Day.
a
RED
LABEL
42
Dale
Pari
Jn
COM
Parly
1
V
MRS.
I.EON
MANDEL.
Chicago
socialite,
studies.
$100,000
worth
.pretentious
and
sure,
the
concert
one
leaves
.,ti:
t
.cr.on
oi
having
,'a
.mister
of
his
art.
nie
artists,
Mr.
,.,
nut
start
enn-lf
holding
the
audi-.isiM'r.fe
until
opening
,e'
(,f
tricks.
Opening
beautiful
seloction
by
and
moving
swiftly
powerful
Toccata
in
by
Schumann,
Mr.
iisnmsed
with'
any
dc-liniqucs"
and
lmmedi-i
his
listeners
in
ab-
Fine
Program
A
large
number
of
parents
and
other
friends
enjoyed
a
fine
program
put
on
by
pupils
of
Borden
Street
School
last
evening.
The
items
were
selected
from
the
recent
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
Chairman
of
the
program
was
LnFonT
Forty-two
players
took
part
in
of
millinery
all
In
one
hat.
The
white
straw
picture
hat
with
red
poppies
Is
trimmed
with
a
halo
of
real
diamonds
and
was
made
as
an
inspiration
for
Poppy
Day,
May
22.
Worth
$75
without
the
diamonds,
that
hat
will
be
given
to
the
most
zealous
Poppy
Day
worker.
The
diamonds
will
be
replaced
by
simulated
rhinestones,
of
course.
I
CARRY
FINEST
BRAND
OF
COFFEE
YOU
CAN
BUY
Old
Lady
Finally
at
Coronation
the
final
Catholic
Women's
League
card
party
of
the
season
14
at
Annunciation
Hal).
Winners
of
the
year
were:
TORONTO
Eighty-one-
tcntion.
Soon
he
was
:he
full
extent
of
his
hi
the
Sonata
in
F-
principal
J.
S.
Wilson.
Mrs.
Gordon
Calderwood
was
accompanist
except
that
for
Alan
Sicber's
violin
solo,
Mrs.
Lawrence
G.
Sieber
played.
The
program
Included:
Activ
f
Beethoven.
year-old
Mrs.
C.
R.
Cumberland
of
Toronto
has
lived
under
six
British
monarchs,
but
has
never
seen
one
crowned.
She
decided
the
other
day
it
was
time
she
did.
the
intermission
his
ity
Song,
Division
Eight,
Grade
IODE
Reviews
Successful
Year;
Spends
$400,000
By
The
Canadian
Press
EDMONTON.
The
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
expended
$427,538.18
for
its
"national
services
at
home
and
abroad"
program
for
1952-53.
One
(Mrs.
Stone
r,
Recitation,
Mrs.
P.
Ph-vps,
bridge,
74060,
Miss
M.
W.
Pearson,
whist,
2792;
Mrs.
Anne
Dumas,
cribbage.
The
evening's
winners
were:
Mrs.
D.
Kerr
and
Mlis
Polly
Astoria,
bridge;
Mrs.
Sam
Hau-gan
and
Mr.
Martinson,
whist;
Mrs.
Dumas
and
Mr.
Deane-Freeman,
cribbage.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mr.'.
A.
Breadner,
Mrs.
J.
Bug-yinka
and
Mrs.
P.
Lyons.
Mrs.
R.
G.
Brett,
cashier.
"
-
'
m
!
'
,M
!
V
1
Tommy
Hardin;;
Choral
Numbers,
Division
fciven,
Fairies
In
the
Moonlight,
X
Saw
a
Little
Bird
(Mrs.
Calderwood);
Recitation,
Jane
Sheppard;
.Choral
Speech,
Division
Six,
"Drums"
i
Miss
Smith
I
;
Piano
Solo,
Kenneth
More;.
Chorul.Speech,
Divi
So
she
will
fly
to
London
just
14
days
after
she
made
up
her
mind
to
take
the
trip.
The
idea
started
while
she
was
having
lunch
with
her
son
12
days
ago.
"My
son
asked
me
what
I
was
(irs-itility
became
fully
i
his
rendition
of
Nine
vireil
Thomson.
The
Sons
in
these
selec-pnrticulnrly
effective,
mins
well-liked
num-be-iiiisc
thev
are
play-Mr
Sehipldo
deepened
iver
the
audience
with
!ic"nt
performance
of
naise
bv
Chopin.
An-rtive
Chonln
selection
irn
in
C-Sharp
Minor.
This
amount
is
$16,628
more
distributed
for
emergency
aid,
flood
relief,
merchant
sailors
sion
Five,
"Skipping"
(Miss
Bern-
scheming
and
I
told
him
I
thought
I'd
go
to
the
Corona
than
for
the
1951-52
period.
In
a
report
prepared
for
delivery
at
the
53rd
annual
meeting
of
the
national
chapter,
IODE,
Mrs.
Barbara
E.
Osier,
Toronto,
convener
of
national
services,
said
that
$83,710.45
of
this
amount
was
spent
on
equipment
for
clinics,
hospitals,
prc-ventorla
and
similar
hof);
Recitation,
Charlene
Parent;
Choruses,
Division
Four,
"Grandfather's
Clock,"
and
"The
sh
Orove"
(Miss
Berry);
Recitation,
Paddy
Greene;
Choral
'
jfiz'K
rtic
Smart
Look
i
II'
'
5f
viiried
hl.
pro-leave
Jpiro
Chorus
No.
5
bv
ins
as
an
encore.
It
Is
and
fishermen's
homes,
and
institutions
and
for
the
establishing
and
maintenance
of
war
memorials.
Mrs.
Osier
si
id
that
although
much
was
being
done
in
Canada
by
the
Order,
concentration
on
overseas
projects
was
necessary
"If
the
world
is
to
be
a
tion."
She
talked
to
the
manager
of
an
overseas
tour
agency
and
told
him
the
same
thing.
When
a
cancellation
came
In,
he
booked
her
on
the
plane.
,
Mrs.
Cumberland
has
a
hotel
he
did
not
omit
It
al-
speech,
Division
Three,
"Hiding"
beruuse
It
was
one
of
Mrs.
D.
Cobb;
Violin
Solo,
Alan
His
second
encore,
De-
Sieber;
Recitation,
Leslie
Me-uiire
ric
Lur.f
,
was
also
I
nren:
Piano
Solo,
Ruth
Telford;
Equipment
supplied
by
chap-I
better
place
and
situations
booked
in
London
and
a
seat
for
the
Coronation
procession
at
Marble
Arch.
ters
across
the
country
ranged
,
which
foster
discontent
and
un-frnm
television
sets
and
floor
,
rest
abolished."
creived.
.irk'd
the
end
of
Mr.
s
tour
in
the
north,
polishers
to
Infant
oxygen
tents
hi
Inch
he
performed
in
Playlet,
Division
Two.
"Absolutely
Nothing"
(Mr.
Mattel;
Boys'
Choir,
"A
Load
of
Turnips"
and
"Golden
Slumbers"
(Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson);
Recitation.
Michael
Greene,
"Casey
at
the
Bat";
School
Choir.
"Dobbin,
Goodnight
Song,"
"Soldier,
Soldier,
Won't
You
Marry
Me?"
(Mr.
J.
S.
Wilson);
God
Save
the
Queen.
NOW
IN
Some
of
the
present
Quebec
livestock
is
descended
from
cattle
brought
from
France
In
the
ICth
and
17th
centuries.
end
an
examination
table
with
equipment
for
cancer
research,
I
.she
said.
"More
thnn
28.01)0
visits
were
marie
to
sick
and
needy
persons
;
and
some
90.000
magazines
as
well
as
thousands
of
games
werj
,
Only
9Hrs.55Min
STOCK
The
GENERAL
rownedmtli
distributed
"
!
eaoers
mm
icrriuc
v
INNIPEG
jni.os
t
7xy
j
I
,.
w
mccessf
USED
CARS
jigflffiff
pacific
BRIGADIER
TIRE
MIDLINES
'
AID
KK
CHILDREN
The
Rava
the
Children
F'ind
celvcd
over
15
tons
of
cloth
-'rir
nnd
other
articles
valued
at
f4
753.89.
More
thin
seven
tons
of
'n'hlnir
and
Ivdrijnv,
valued
ut
23.157.43.
were
sent
to
needv
families
in
England.
A
chll-'rrn's
hcc-nltal
In
England
nnd
thnr
In
Scotland
received
tl.370.!3
worth
of
bedding
and
'om
forts.
Mrs.
Osier
said
that
the
IOD"
htd
experimented
hv
"sendin""
"precis
eve".""""
through
tlv
Cash
for
old
gold
Bulger's
S.O.N,
meeting.
Monday.
Mr
25,
8
p.m.
(121
ft
Moose
whist
drive
Saturday.
May
23,
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
1201
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Floats
every
hour
from
11
am
(It)
'49
6:00
x
16
6:70
x
15
$18-95
$2.95
Anglia
Coach
$495
Austin
Coach
$260
Austin
A-40
Sedan
.
$750
Studcbaker
Overdrive
$1395
Austin
A-40
Sedan
$1000
m
yotif
Travtl
Ant
r
Indian
Pacific
AirlitiM,
I
Phong
79
S
'39
'49
'49
'50
'39
'51
IVo.
i
Mao
cwmui,;
LmlliHlim-''Mtl,
And
though
life
is
not
all
"beer
and
skittles",
yet
the
sun
on
occasion
can
shine.
Good
friends,
good-will,
.good
beer
go
hand
in
hand
to
make
your
happy
occasions
more
ipemorable.
Your
HMr
will
be
the
best
by
far
jf
you
make
it
"Lucky
lager".
In
international
compelijjon
lucky
Lager
has
been
jodged
Canada's
Finest
Beer
and
has
been
awarded
the
"Star
of
Excellence"
symbol
of
that
GIRLS'
PSUAL
PUSHERS
Frtr
all
ages
f
urn
little
girls
through
grown-ups.
Now
in
stock
it
Wallace's
L.lV"ment
store.
(1241
Hudson
Sedan
$350
rurrhse
of
fod
tokens
from
rnripn.
Enclnnd.
firm
which
distributed
parcels
from
within
'he
country
itself.
This
method
was
adopted
be-"nre
of
high
postal
rates
on
fonrl
parcels
and
seemed
to
be
Austin
WE
FIX
FLATS
it
Tiro
Vulcanizing
it
Recapping
A-40
Sedan
$1100
C
ToVt
.Vr"
Mr.
AHVnr
I.aing,
new
liberal
leader
of
B.C.,
speaks
tonipht
In
the
Can-
SOLID
COLOR
SHIRTS
Ly
ARROW
It's
imart
to
sport
colorful
plumage.
Come
see
our
new
collection
of
solid
color
shirts,
all
with
the
famous
Arrow
'
collar
styles,
all
Mitoga-tanered
for
perfect
Gt.and
all,
of
coiirse,Sanforizr'-laltcl-ed
(1
residual
!)lirinlage).
4.95
WATTS
&
NICKERSOH
MEN'S
CLOTHING
mil
AKItOW
SHIMS
'38
Plymouth
working
out
successfully
as
a
Sedan
$395
she
ladian
Legion
auditorium
at
8
i
p.m.
Be
sure
to
attend
as
this
means
of
cutting
expenses,
-pin
honour
in
1951,
'52
and
'53.
"The
Order
has
made
a
Very
!
meeting
will
be
a
very
important
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
-'il
effort
to
assure
our
service-
one.
Uti
I'leinlrte
If.
raFl
"ervicr
icn
th-it
thev
are
not
forgot-j
KNUTSON'S
rrn
ny
inose
at
noine,
Osier.
said
Mrs.!
"
NfW".
"t-
oi
ui
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council.
I
Monrlav,
Miiv
25.
et
R
n.m.
al
,-o-rs
FOlt
Tl'oors
the
Civic
Centre.
Mr.
Neil
Carl-
Vi""
th"fl
n
'million
ei-jarets
i
sl)n,
nis'riet
Ri")reienta.
ive
ef
?htnivi
to
Canadian
and
1
the
National
Film
Board,
will
TIRE
SALES
AND
SERVICE
'
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rasrr
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518
British
troeps
In
Korea
anl
Ehow
movies
on
the
use
of
films.
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SUITS
Germany
rlu-in-i
the
I"t
ve-
.
"nd
tho'i-anris
more
distributed,
n
px-serviecmcn
in
hospitals
j
here.
'
Rpcreali'
n
prnerams
for
blind
ri-ons,
veterans,
handicapped
.
'hllHren.
prc-srhool
children.1
in-nales
of
county
homes,
or-
hrs.
new
Canadians
and
members
of
"Over-60"
clubs
-.ere
carried
out
by
many
chap-:-
she
said.
Thousands
of
dollars
were
also
IMl
TMO-l'll.f
l:
Iiiihssi;m
Coniforliible.
Concenliiv:
ond
TV-coming
Wide
Rniv:c
of
Colors
and
Fnbrtcs
A
Must
In
Evory
Mivtrr-nlty
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4
5V
Lln
rtisrmcnl
is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
t"ic
Uqim.-f
l
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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