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Thursday,
March
25,
1954
Works
of
Bobak,
Karsh
QUEEN
MOTHER
AT
RECITAL
OF
NEW
$150,000
ORGAN
foal
Meeting
Called
To
Highlight
Exhibition
Wilt
Jul
.Scum
Muriel
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for
thei
RpnHw
in
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infrrrv,.,i;,.
.,
Park
Board
Estimates
''A
"Impressions
of
'M"
the
kc
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LONDON
(Reutersi
The
Queen
Mother
was
among
an
audience
of
thousands
who
Wednesday
night
heard
the
first
recital
of
a
new
$130,000
organ
in
London's
Royal
Festival
Hall.
Musicians
claim
the
organ
will
take
its
place
amcn;
the
world's
greatest
instruments
of
the
kind.
they
will
discuss
expenditures
meetim?
ot
thf
Par"
.
n,l
fir
n.'Yf.
1
til
diM-uss
me
uuuBt-i.
T
.
.,.
,.iti
f-mmrli.
spring
art
exhibition
were
made
'the
art
exhibits
and
to
take
ai
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru-
orders
for
Bruno
Bobak
Christ-pert
Art
Club
Tuesday
night
at!
mas
cards
will
be
Mrs.
T.
t'lies
the
home
of
Mm.
J.
T.
Harvey,
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall
and
M-s"
610
Fourth
Avenue
East.
R.
C.
Barbour.
Hostesses
will
be
The
exhibit
is
scheduled
for
Mrs.
G.
A.
Hill,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Rog-next
Wednesday
evening
and
erson
and
Mrs.
T.
M.
Christie.
Thursday
afternoon
and
eve-
The
group
discussed
advisa-nlng
in
the
Booth
Memorial
bility
of
staging
art
exhibit.
High
School
activity
room.
j
next
season
but
reserved
de-
In
charge
of
the
displays
u!a',tou
Ppnlill
the
earning
ex-Miss
Isobel
Magee,
assisted
by
i
nlbl1,
whpn
P""lit
-upport
will
Mrs.
J.
t'
Harvpv
Tho
Dnhit
i
eSllu.aUd.
Tli,nKHi
Pat
Fonnan
.
apiwinlfd
commis-m
in
estimates
and
at
the
meeting.
j
Commissioner
Charlie
Bulagno
i
will
look
into
needs
at
Service
land
Alder
parks:
Commissioner.
Bob
t'by,
Seal
Cove
and
Casey
i
nurks:
Commissioner
Dune
Mc-!
Rae,
Westview
and
the
tennis
j
courts;
Commissioner
Art
Mur-I
ray,
Roosevelt
and
Oyro
parks.
!
Mr.
Balacno
announced
that
The
The
Civic
Civic
Centre
Centre
Concert
Concert
Auxiliary
Auxiliary
t
a
Presents
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
with
Assisting
Artists,
in
a
SYMP.HONY
CONCERT
Conducted
by
Peter
A.
Lien
paintings
and
Karsh
photo-
'
Following
the
bu
incss
s.-.s-
j
graphs,
major
features
of
the'sion,
Mrs.
H.
Robins
of
Port!-;
musical
production
which
won
rave
notices
at
its
initial
performance
earlier
this
month,
will
be
repeated
tomorrow
niR'it
in
the
Civic
Centre,
w'.th
proceeds
earmarked
for
the
museum
building
fund.
Some
new
acts
have
been
added
to
the
original
program
by
producers
Pat
Bolton,
M
1
Skalmarud
and
Mel
Thompson
and
all
of
the
original
hit
numbers
will
be
included.
The
show,
divided
into
two
acts
of
modern
pops
and
wester
music,
features
impersonations'
of
famous
popular
.musicians
with
the
cast
synehroniz-liiP'ii'tion
vi'h
recordings.
Cast
includes
Carol
Brentzen,
Frankie
Murphy,
Marie
Lcvigne,
Jim
dimming,
John
Carrie
and
the
three
'producers,
plus
the
popular
Westi
inaires.
The
Prince
Runert
Credit
,
u5t
and
Dance,
Frl-
j
26
Wh:s!
S
o'clock.
flu,:c
by
Mike
Col-
.
w.-!r"i!!t.
1721
i
i
LOOM.
exmmt
nave
been
unpacked
and
Edward
spoke
on
visits
to
Mex-
.
hung
by
P.
F.
P.
Bird
and
Wil-jico
and
Honolulu,
illustrating
'I
fred
St.
Clair.
Wednesday
af-
her
talk
with
colored
movies.
i
ternoon
the
high
school,
local
!
i
five
of
the
grout)
of
totem
poles
!
in
the
city's
parks
have
been
repaired
and
repainted
by
Charles
',
Dudoward
aim
nvc
more
have
i
to
be
completed.
i
He
said
the
poles
"must
be
taken
down
to
do
a
proper
Job,"
although
Mr.
Dudoward
nt
present
is
doint;
the
job
from
a
i
scaffolding
on
the
pole
at
Ser-
1
vice
Park
i
"I
don't
believe
the
job
can
1
CIVIC
CENTRE
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
31st
S:
1.
1
DR.
WILFRED
Parsons
Warner
of
Ottawa,
for
the
last,
nine
years
director-general
of
treatment
services
of
the
veterans'
affairs
department,
has
been
awarded
the
gold
medal
of
the
Professional
Institute
of
tne
Public
Services
of
Canada.
Dr
Warner
will
receive
uie
award
at
the
annual
luncheon
of
the
Professional
Institute
at
Ottawa
March
27.
The
medal
is
awarded
annually
to
men
and
women
in
the
federal
and
provincial
services.
;ri,
chid
ana
otner
local
dls-'
.
."
Auditorium
.
,
...
o.,
SaS
iJN
jj
I
students
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Radford,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer
and
Mrs.
Elinor
Martin.
Convener
for
the
tea.
In
he
be
done
properly
unless
the
poles
are
taken
down,"
said
Mr.
Bal-
I
sti'ivim'!
oi
niwvuirt
7
(ii
i
p
m.
sharp,
at
..day.
Mairh
25.
lt
j
.,t,.r.-.-i.s
of
Hi'1
Cuna-
!
u
and
l,(-A':n
Affairs,
Fi'ditinK
i-iifiy"
will
(
,i
ihc
audnoriiim
on
i
fh
"6
No
admission
i
1
72
1
I
i
REPEAT
PREFORMANCE
1953"
aunc,
adding
that
Mr.
Dudoward
j
is
"i;rtling
on
in
years
and
can-
j
served
buffet
style
throughout
jlhe
exhibition.
Is
Mrs.
Sidney
Elkins,
who
will
be
assisted
by
I
Mrs.
H.
Rerisvold,
Mrs.
Un
Richardson,
Mrs.
Jessie
Dowoy,
I
Mrs.
J.
-'.
Wakely,
Mi
s.
Ruby
I
Allen
and
Miss
1..
W-suta.
HISTORIC
CITY
Three
Rivers
in
Quebec
wa:
founded
in
1634
Ly
the
Sieur
dt
Lavioiclte.
fliftVE
A
DATE"
wil.il.
Women's""
Breakfast
Club
is
sponsoring
the
show
to
raise
I
funds
for
the
proposed
new
Northern
B.C.
Museum
here.
Prosperity
Plus
j
BALTIMORE
l
Tim
Bright,'
Maryland's
onlv
candidate
so
far
for
the
Republican
nomination
for
governor,'
gave
the
local
Women's
Republican
Club
his
definition
.of
the
"U'O
per
cent
prosperity
'
he
favu.
f
C'oiiMiiuri'S
Co-op
i
n.
a!
their
annual
'
1
Manh
31.
si,
8
(Yiitrc.
Common
1
not
be
climbing
a
scaffold."
Weather
is
also
a
factor
to
be
considered,
said
the
commissioner,
stating
that
some
of
the
poles
are
rotted
at
the
top
and
"must
be
taken
down
to
repair
ttiem
properly."
I'I'T
I
P
SWINGS
On
motion
of
Commissioner
Kby,
the
city
engineer
will
be
asked
to
inspect
all
playground
I
!!
V
ALL
SEATS
RUSH
75c
In
oid
of
MUSEUM
BUILDING
FUND
CIVIC
CENTRE
MARCH
26-8p.m.
-
,
IKIU'IIIS
Will
IH
;
m
i
1
1
1
rs
iiiRcd
to
Jul
to
hriiiH
your:
iVfli
1
iod
Walker
(CP)
Patrol
wr-
jUdlow
wound
up
27
Produced
by:
Pat
Bo'ton,
Mel
Skalmarud,
Mel
Thompson.
'
Cast:
Carol
Brentien,
"Frankie
Murphy,"
Marie
Levigne,
'
Jim
Cumming,
John
Currie.
The
Wcstcrnoires
New
Numbers
Added
Sponsored
by:
The
Prince
Rupert
Women's
Breakfast
Club
COME
EARLY
AND
SUPPORT
YOUR
MUSEUM
equipment
and
purchase
any
i
necessary
repairs.
j
The
board
agreed
that
some
of
j
the
playground
equipment
could
be
put
up
now
so
the
children
I
can
enjoy
themselves
in
the
parks
"durin-t
these
fine
days."
"Nobody's
having
any
fun
on
the
.swings
while
they're
In
stor-,
nr;e,"
said
Commissioner
Balag-
j
no.
I
"I
want
chicken
kgs
raining
around
this
state
like
a
snow
storm
in
Chicago,"
he
said.
"I
want
turkey
gravy
dripping
out
of
your
mouths
like
Niagara
Falls.
i
want
you
to
have
porterhouse
steaks
for
breakfast."
After
Blight's
speech,
the
audience
was
served
hot
dogs
and
lemonade.
Cu!::ary
politonian
1th
the
'-'()
miie
waik
ily
t
'
i.-h
he
ha.'i
li'.oini
d
ui
rcci1."
L,
:ri
at
i.
mis
auvri
iisciiuiii.
n.
jiuoiiMKii
or
uispiuyea
oy
me
l.uiuui
Control
Board
or
oy
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
"eggs
.
npff
ncd'
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TILL
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
31st
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on
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end
or
Jam
fixture.
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'
3
-y
si
(opposite
SoJP
fixture)
$
fig
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24
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ISO
Eighth
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Eosr
PORK
&
BEANS
NABOB
2b
tins
3
c
O
""
WATCH
OUR
PRiCES
,
t
...
Our
Opposition
Does
H
find
our
parking
lot
at
the
rear
of
the
frt
very
hondy.
Just
park
and
use
rear
door
jwee
to
sforc.
4fc
16
Ox.
BUTTER
PRICES
ARE
DOWN
CHERRIES
Nobob,
Red,
Pitted
o
vy
!'
We
Are
Burning
THREE
CANDLES
FOR
THREE
NEW
AAEAT
CASES
2l
3c
Piet
Tin
&
Ql
Qi---
You'l!
find
a
larger
selection
of
meat
than
ever
before
at
SUPER-VALU
Tomato
Juice
Heinz
1
20-oz.
'
B
tJf
V
Jelly
Powders
Nabob
3
pkts.
25c
We
have
a
large
selection
of
EASTER
CANDY
NOVELTIES
on
display
D
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I
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Lb.
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For
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California
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19c
fTUCE
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Large
&
Crisp
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""
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in
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Honey
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Melons,
Hot
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lumbers
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