Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
8,
1952
"CCC
Club
received
veiy
good
tti..JiCii
i:s
dialr
Ial:U
t
-
l'fe..t
'with
one
extra
mark
for
the1
marks
for
'Santa
Lucia"
for
Uj
j
first
singer
for
his
first
song,
j
variety
in
their
tonal
quality.
I
The
accordion
ensembles,
un-j
The
vocal
duet
"O
Divine
Reader
the
direction
of
Mike
Co-
deemer"
(Gounod)
was
beauti-
fcCPERTS
Local
Band
and
Aiyansh
Choir
at
Music
Festival
Would
Ease
Home
Building,Officers
lussi,
were
enthusiastically
re-1
fully
rendered
by
Mrs.
C.
Rob-ceived
by
the
audience.
This
erts
and
Rowland
Miles
with
proved
yet
another
popular
fes-
j
Henry
Pluym
at
the
piano
and
tival
innovation.
The
Interme-
received
85
marks.
TiilkNif
SlOO.OIICflliO
Company!
on
the
basis
of
the
soundness
of
S10.00U
Home
Kor
$1.0(10
I
thpir
n.t-nn
onrt
lirrn
ufhoeWor
Mel
Davis
has
been
elected
Music
and
Drama
Festival
opened
Tuesday
night
with
two
numbers
from
the
local
Shrine
Band
under
iL
t
tVTNU
or
not
thev
thoueht
a
correct
!
cnamnan
ui
wit-
-ov,
uv
v.,u.,
estimate
had
been
made
of
the
!
social
organization
of
Columbia
costs
of
operating
the
scheme.
Cellulose
employees,
which
had
I
coi.
Annie
iFalr-!to
hasomP
ideas
!"
the
"inflation
By
FORBES
RHUDE
Canadian
Press
Business
Editor)
TORONTO
f
-
A
proposal
designed
to
make
more
money
NO
PROFITS
ra
general
meeting
this
week
the
baton
of
Peter
Lien.
The
"Martha"
melodies
were
warmly
approved
'by
the
adjudicator
who
awarded
86
for
these
and
84
for
the
Handel
selection
which
followed.
He
commented
that
this
band
had
an
un
Under
the
proposal,
there
Other
officers
are:
secretary
of
A,niys
Territor-1
available
for
home
building,
with
wpuld
be
no
profit
to
the
company.
Interested
lumber
companies
would
benefit
from
their
eulls
these
lower
down
payments
and
some
what,
lower
interest
ratps.
is
ABC.'
Vice-chairman
Bill
Bond.
Secretary,
Edyta
Bialoski.
Treasurer,
William
Halliwell.
Sports
director,
Olen
Bennett.
Music
and
drama
director
usual
facility
in
musical
expression.
St.
Peter's
Choir
from
Aiyansh
tving
discussed
in
lumber
circles.
I
saIes
of
lumDPr-The
plan
is
said
to
be
similar
j
Maurice
B.
Dix
this
come
in
ok.
secretary
conducted
by
Reuben
McMillan
j
an
instrumental
trio
made
up
jvs.
manager
of
the
National
Coun
to
those
of
Brtish
building
so-
resistance
Lbuyers'
pieties.
leu
of
Retail
Lumbermen'
and
i
ector
carpenter.
A
company
would
be
formed
to
I
president
a:id
general
manager
Social
activities
director,
Jack
i
.atc
priees.
h&
values
count
of
Interprovincial
Building
Laurie.
issue,
say.
$100,000,000
in
bonds,
At
the
last
executive
meeting
which
would
be
offered
for
sale
j
Credits,
Ltd..
gives
the
following
rendered
the
test
piece
"Bless
of
Ruth
Carr
Harris,
violin,
the
Lord"
by
Ivanof
and
offered
!
Aletta
Gilker,
piano
and
Ray
Handel's
"Worthy
Is
the
Lamb"
t
Sahlin,
violincelio
Dvorak's
as
their
own
choice.
They
were
j
"Slavonic
Dance"
and
Liszt's
in
excellent
voice
and
blending
;
"Liebestraum."
The
adjudicator
and
were
awarded
165
marks
by
said
that
all
across
Canada
the
adjudicator
who
made
a,
there
is
not
enough
of
this
sort
Id
to
the
tcmpta-
to
the
public
and
investment
in-
division
of
the
five
per
cent
interest
which
the
home
purchaser
rd-buyms
'B'-
sutuuons.
not
always
econ-i
These
bonds
would
pay
3"2
per
j
cent
interest
to
the
purchasers.
X
V
I
M
S
Lit'
:
.
1
-
number
of
helnful
and
con-1
of
music
and
he
urged
this
the
executive
discussed
the
success
of
the
300
Club
Easter
dance,
recently
held
at
the
armories,
and
laid
plan
for
a
busy
summer
season.
A.
K-
Van
Meer
ufid
6Uin
Hoi-gate
were
complimented
for
their
efforts
in
organizaing
a
camera
.club
lor
800
Club
members.
The
camera
club
execu
of
prepared
foods
;
The
federal
government
would
,,..
ond
Dickies
be
feokuii
to
allow
Uii
inW-iesl
"
I
,e
ut
home.
.
would
pay
on
his
mortgage:
To
bond
holders
3'2
per
cent;
to
federal
government
for
tax,
V2
per
cent;
reserve
tto
trover
possible
losses),
'i
per
cerrt;
services,
1
2
per
cent;
administration,
'4
per
cent.
The
plan
envisions
operation
through
interprovincial
building
ci
edits,
owned
chief
lv
bv
retail
structive
suggestions.
i
group
to
continue
the
good
work.
The
ladies'
trio
Mesdames
''
He
awarded
them
a
total
of
165.
Roberts,
Llndseth
and
Wicker
'Trie
Ketchikan
trio
had
not
ar-accompanied
by
Henry
Pluym,
I
rived
but
was
still
expected.
I',
than
a
brain
food
i.'.
use.
i
to
be
tax-free,
and
to
collect
a
per
cent
tax
on
the
bonds
from
the
issuing
company.
Assuming
the
bonds
were
sold,
the
.company
would
then
have
$10C.OOC,000
for
its
program.
It
would
operate
like-this:
Tim
nrokivrfii
hnmo
mir
X
j'j
y
.
I
CAHNED
FOODS
rfA
tive
is
already
busy
with
plans
to
provide
instruction
and
Id
to
quantities
weight
on
L'i,n
j.
jy
I
is
best
see1;
Its
enthusiastic
lumhermen
which
Vinnrtlea
ihp
equipment
to
r
.
t
Hi:
financing
of
credits
granted
by
i
membership,
Sport
Director
Olen
Bennett
delighted
the
large
audience;
'
In
the'
adult
vocal
solo
class
with
their
two
numbers
"Dream
Roland
H.
Miles,
accompanied
Seller"
and
"The
Lamb."
The
by
Henry
Pluym,
sang
"Moon
of
adjudication
was
also
highly
I
My
Delight"
and
"My
Lovely
complimentary
along
with
sug-jCelia,"
and
Inez
Amadio,
ac-gestions
for
greater
excellence,
i
companied
by
Olive
Strand,
sang
Marks
totalled
169.
;
"Ah,
I
have
Sighed"
by
Verdi
The
chamber
music
class
j
and
"Ah,
So
Pure"
(Flotowi,
brought
two
fine
numbers
from
i
both
in
the
original
Italian.
Both
ii
make
menus
t-!
"
-
r
w
,
!
chaser
would
pick
out
the
house
Land
vegetables-j
he
wanted,
and,
depending
on
f
'
a
ofiiM-
huvine
both
the
purchaser
and
the
retailers
to
home
owners
lor
home
improvement.
It
handles
credits
from
$100
to
$2,000,
and
on
the
basis
of
ex
discussed
football,
softball
and
other,
sports
and
hopes
to
have
the
club
well
represented
in
local
sports
competitions.
house
being
approved,
the
com-
pany
would
buy
it
for
him,
and
perience
with
these,
Mr.
Dix
often
are
as
goon
;
"-
-
,',,,
,v,ii,
thinks
the
cost
of
administering
"nam'
expensive
5
vw
A,
the
plan
would
be
moderate.
He
says
Interprovincial
Building
Credits
has
virtually
no
.collection
problems,
and
adds:
.
6-
,
.untscompare
ex-
he
would
pay
five
per
cent
interest.
The
mortgage
ordinarily
would
be
up
to
80
per
cent
of
the
price
of
the
house,
but
if
the
purchaser
still
did
not
have
the
amount
fuel
for
conserve
"Home
owner
certainly
pay
up.
Money
pours
In
on
the
due
!
cooking.
8
rid
mend.
of
the
20
per
cent
down
payment,
date.
We
hardly
know
a
lawyer.
Last
year,
out
of
$3,
000,000
In
trying
,
die-keeping
tne
company
would
advance
a
down
notes,
our
loss
was
only
$400.
The
plan
envisions
that
build
ers
would
be
in
the
same
position
avmcs
account
do
(i
of
the
bunk.
,d
for
food
and
further
10
per
cent.
I
inter
this,
a
house
costing
Kay,
10.000,
could
be
bouitht
for
a
iuwn
payment
of
$1,000.
Under
the
plan,
however,
It
would
be
necessary
that
the
e
fin
wis.
as
producers
of
other
lines
of
goods.
They
would
build
the
house,
and
the
buyer
would
see
the
finished
article
before
he
took
it.
in
our
merchant
re-
f
tr
Ml
goods
you
will
i
amount
of
the
mortgage
above
n
:ie
will
e
gmn
T-o
;
80
p,,r
cenl
be
guaranteed
by
I
I
some
one,
presumably
by
a
local
;'ipn
produce
and
i
government,
and
presumably
a
S3:
pit!"
provincial
government,.
tinKs
win
quicKiy:
Tne
practicability
of
the
pro
i
dt-spi-
them.
4
KEWHAVEN,
England
9
Municipal
authorities
In
this
Sussex
town
are
urging
children
to
"adopt"
their
own
trees
on
a
local
estate.
It
Is
hoped
the
children
will
thus
learn
to
care
for
the
trees
instead
of
damaging
them.
a'.e
new
dishes
ana
posal
would
seem
to
depend
upon
whether
or
not
the
governments
asked
to
participate
would
consider
it
sound,
and
whether
or
not
there
were
purchasers
for
the
company's
bonds.
t.-
experience
of
cx-
Salcabllity
of
the
bonds,
unless
there
wei!
a
big
public
response
LONDON
W1
Britons
visiting
your
grievances
:n
iff.
:ns
in
cereals
and
i
be
demanded.
:
lights
when
not
t
don't
sacrifice
eye
noniy.
RIXII'E
aret
has
offered
n
.t
lavonte
chili
con
to
them,
would
seem
to
depend
i
the
continent
this
summer
may
upon
their
uppeali.ig
to
invest-
be
able
to
insure
their
holidays
merit
institutions.
against
rain.
A
similar
plan
has
The
investment
companies,
or
already
been
started
by
a
Dutch
other
private
purchasers,
would
j
firm
which
pays
clients
1
every
presumably
examine
the
bonds
j
clay
it
rains.
Iff
i
either
fresh
or
Cut
aw
'
way
most
of
such
as'
i'tf
conked
lima
j
i
fid
vegctttbl'
.ables
I
rots,
l
Deans
or
peas,
corn
IN.
-V
'y
Pacific
fi'lery.
Season
well.
..nd
slowly.
iMes
before
eating
fc;h-boys"
on
top.
4
ade
of
one
cup
flour,
f
two
teaspoons
bak-i
mixed
lightly
and
I
a
little
water.
Cover
serve
immediately
f)
and
uncovered
five
fvt.
1M
thrift
hint
Col.
j'
'ommends
the
use
of
VCUUM
ACKt0
o
went
Fi,
-
.
,
1
1'
Pacific
Milk
gives
coffee
a
rich,
creamy
flavor.
Buy
B.C.
Products
?5
l-f.
-.J
'
-
.
''s.
shortening
shorteninc
for
for!
muruaiine
marnarine
for
for
sand-
snnd-
iaJ(i3i)
l-'-l
v.
;
i
foi(jeta
trial-size
bottle
'
'
of
Johnsons
PRIPE
id
h
...when
you
fay
Johnsons
Mw
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iOHNSONl
WAX
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i
m
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u
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o
l
f
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wiHiout
rubbing
!
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FLOORS
the
proven
way
!
LULiu
II
fJnew
wjX
discovery
fur
furniture.
Apply
'y-..wipe
lightly.
Tlut's
all
you
do
to
'"''
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lasting
wax
lustre
ever
seen
j,
F'tliout
a
ruhhing!
Pride
fives
real
wax
la
as
ft
Nothing
beautifies
and
protects
wood
floors
like
Johnson's
Paste
Wax.'
That's
why
it's
the
largest
selling
paste
wax
in
the
world!
And
today
it's
even
better
tlwn
ever-gives
a
brighter,
longer
lasting
shine
with
less
rubbing.
Give
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Honrs
permanent
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instead
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with
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Wax
care!
i
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pays
iu
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m
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I
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