Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hew
Monday,
Jure
7,
VJbi
n
Street
Students
PERSONALS
Season's
Pass
To
Be
Awarded
At
Alaska
Music
Trail
Meet
festival
Concert
it
i
'
'
-
-
Music
Exams
To
Be
Held
During
Week
Examinations
for
the
Koyal
Conservatory
of
Music
of
Tor
In
Prince
n.-ipcrt
fui
cat
rite.,
,
r
Mr.'
gusoii,
Friday,
were
alteni
'
w
ill
be
iu'erc
lrd
lc
hear
lli.'U
.
E.
Fir-1
he
is
l;ow
re-'flins
at
Beach
..er
son,!
Grove
B.C..
near
jk'
er
when
Street;
Hush
Rucker,
Grade
2;
instru-
gulden
and
r
uarenm
he
is
in
the
grocery
business.
David,
of
Saskatoon.
..or
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mis.
-
..on
a
Ugllt
fllJJ.-
-
r,
uurlng
wnich
u
...
talari
titrul
thlK
Donald
Ferguson
of
Dawson
Creek,
her
sister,
Mrs.
George'
Mi.-a
Claire
Ritchie,
nurse
In
Milner
of
Vancouver,
and
sister-1
tiaining
at
the
Royal
Jubilee
in-law,
Mrs.
James
Stark
of
New
j
Hospital,
Victoria,
is
spending
a
Westminster.
,
.
.
.
,
,
four-week
vacation
here
with
Prince
Rupert
friends
of
Mr.j
nPr
Parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
Earl
Barr,
former
resident
here,'
Ritchie,
1077
First
Avenue
West.
.,a
m.'ir
numbers,
I
I
hi
advermcinrm
j
not
ftuhlished
or
displayed
hy
ih
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
bv
ih
Guvcrnmcm
of
British
Columbia
Season
tickets
lor
the
Alaska
MUaie
1
rail
01
iy54-55
are
on
vale
at
the
Civic
Centre
this
week,
and
tomorrow
night
some
lucky
ticket
holder
wni
win
a
free
season
seat
with
a
reiund
on
the
ticket
already
purchased.
The
winner
will
be
chosen
at
the
annual
meeting
o
fthe
Civic
Centre
Concert
Auxiliary
tomorrow
night
In
the
Centre
at
8:30
p.m.,
wnen
plans
for
the
new
concert
series
will
be
made.
A
feature
of
the
meeting
will
be
a
hall-hour
program
oi
ex-'
ccrpts
lrom
"Brigadoon",
to
-be
staged
by
the
Little
Theatre
cast
which
will
present
the
hit
musical
show
later
this
month.
Spokesmen
.
for
the
Concert
HUtll-stlllg
uiiu
'g
Wilson
was
menial
duet,
trust
and
Wuilned
Rompf;
choral
speech,
"ilie
HiUens,"
Division
a;
cnoir,
Division
5,
''Popping
Corn'
and
"Uingcrbread
canes;"
recitation,
Divimuu.
i,
"Uranupa
Version,"
Don
Love.
Choral
Speech,
Division
3,
"The
Wonuenui
lining
oi
feiermn
Spray;''
piano
soio,
Paday
Meid,
Divibion
4;
recitation,
"'ine
Kittens,
iiorteniie
item,
Division
tfc
piano
soio,
"iwo
Little
rrogs,'
jiil
Weise;
recitation,
Division
j,
"Hie
Patter
oi
the
Sningie,"
lorn
Harding.
1
Violin
quartet,
Bobby
Anderson,
reter
Mauser.,
Don
Lewis,
Aian
Kieber,
accompanied
by
onto,
are
being
conducted
here
this
week
in
the
Civic
Centre
and
St.
Joseph's
Academy,
for
dozens
of
student
pianists
and
violinists.
Sessions
are
being
conducted
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
today,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
by
Dr.
George
Brough,
member
of
the
faculty
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
who
arrived
here
on
the
weekend.
Piano
students
are
being
examined
today
and
tomorrow
giain
which
hp
ui"S
Auxillary
which
has
struggled
with
financial
problems
since
inception
of
the
Alaska
Trail
series,
today
urged
local
music-lovers
to
attend
the
meeting
and
to
purchase
season
tickets
to
guarantee
the
series.
They
noted
that
only
season
ticket
holders
would
be
able
to
reserve
seats
in
sections
I
and
II
for
the
series.
In
a
circular
letter
sent
to
fofmcr
ticket
holders,
the
Concert
Auxiliary
executive
notes
that
the
aim
of
the
auxiliary
is
to
encourage
public
support
of
the
concert
series
and
to
provide
the
means
to
balance
the
budget.
"Your
attendance
entitles
you
to
auxiliary
membership,
and
your
purchase
of
a
season
ticket
adds
one
more
spoke
to
the
wheel
of
financial
success,"
the
letter
cdncludfco
jliibC
Hum
mc
l
O
f
mi"
-
juii-iice.
,,U
ul
Hie
mnuen
.'itadier
Associa-
NOWtakatkmily,,,
Enjoy
Big
Savings
jpienuiu
periouii-
0
11
j
-3
morning,
and
violinists
tomorrow
afternoon
at
the
Centre.
St.
Joseph's
students
will
take
their
exams
Wednesday
at
the
academy.
Dr.
Brough
holds
a
Doctorate
0m
This
Week
Siinja
Ladies'
meeting
tonight
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
..
Ander-
j
in
naming
as
follows:
Uiuir.
'kittle
t,u,u
Song;''
re-loc
'iuie,
'
Lion
i;
tlwial
speech,
MUluu.
'
til
-de
2,
T
In
music
from
Oxford
University
,
son'
Mis;
C.
Anderson;
recitation,
Division
3,
"Last
oi
the
Witcnes,"
Kaihy
'ihain;
recitation,
"bund
Man
and
the
Elephant,"
Division
1,
Don
Grantham;
choir,
Division
-2,
Graue
b,
"Jiany
One
Moiiiing
'
and
"Load
ot
Turnips;"
Kecitation,
"The
Hippo's
Dance,"
Division
1,
Paddy
dreene;
school
choir,
"The
Old
Owl's
Story,
"
"Jerusalem;"
recitation,
"Casey's
Revenge,"
Mike
Greene.
Principal
Wilson
conducted
choral
numbers
with
the
excep-
Civic
Centre
Concert
Auxiliary
annual
meeting
Tuesday,
8:3(1
p.m.
"Brigadoon
Preview."
Everyone
welcome.
He
Do
wiui
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
303
Third
Ave.
VV.
Phone
Green
960
and
a
fellowship
of
the
Royal
College
of
Organists.
In
Canada
he
has
established
a
reputation
as
musicologist,
performer
and
accompanist
and
was
appointed
coach
and
advisor
to
the
CBC
Opera
Company
several
years
ago.
'fit's
Umbrella,"
Lx
Named
Centennial
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
40,
niceling
Wednesday,
8
p.m.,
in
the
Valhalla
Hall.
id
Church
5l)intiiul
under-
Hon
of
the
Division
5
choir,
con-uii
in-ill
today
s
!
ducted
by
Miss
Janet
Bernhof.
unci
ami
discord
Mrs.
G.
Calderwood
was
piano
"Save
life
Week"
Successful
THRIFTY-THIRTY
FRIGIDAIRE
juviTsai
tieedom
accompanist
for
the
choral
work
More
than
150
Prince
Rupert
take
ony
problems
to
the
loca
the
Christian
0I
nin
clors
said
ml
st.ili'inent.
MUSEUM
"4
-
1"
5
J
'
,
r
''
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At
'
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:
,.-
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l
Uiii-n.'ii
ScU-n-,i,y
i.i:
us
ot
the
11;
cn.
.
i
ot.s"
men-;,!iu.il
meeting
of
instructors.
He
thanked
students
and
others
for
their
support
and
said
that
the
instructors
had
gained
their
thanks
through
the
satisfaction
of
seeing
so
many
successful
in
he
classes.
Instructors
included
Tommy
Elliott,
who
gave
the
lectures,
and
demonstrators
W.
N.
R.
briefs
residents
learned
how
to
save
a
life
at
classes
staged
by
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Centre
here
during
"Save
a
Life
Week''
last
week.
Men
and
wuncn
and
youngsters
learned
the
two
major
methods
of
artificial
respiration
Holger
Neilson
and
Shaeffer
at
sessions
held
Monday
through
Friday
evenings
in
C.iy
Hall.
,,urui.
Hie
rirst
By
JoctLHii
iJuxTON
S
.:isl,
hi
'enlist,
in
Armstrong,
Cert
Blackb.aH,
Percy
The
week
was
sponsored
across
i
Bond.
Jack
Ewart,
Jack
Franks
I
'
MUIIrE
If
ONE
WAT
FARE
ll
,
)rip,
1
f
,ipbr
1
I
.
for
th
"Head
I
S
for
round
trip
by
S
children
between
C
other
members
or
I
ft
f
Familr"-
f
I
ethr
parent
5
and
12
reart
X
K
'
family
over
12
but
I
M
V
'
.
under
5
freex
Jg
.
under
22.
M
Canflria
hv
fU
.Tnhii
Amlmlnvw.o
'
Bill
Rothwell,
A.
h
Iveson
and
R.
E.
Eyolfson,
ccrue
chairman.
The
weeks
roll
around
vry
quiLiuy
at
the
Museum.
So
many
peopic
come
and
go,
so
interesl-eu
ni
our
exmuiis
and
some
spenu
hours
really
enjoying
trie
inuian
history,
reading
our
oid
papers
and
looking
at
tne
oiu
pictures
ot
Prince
Kupert.
Last
Sunday
we
hau
about
100
tourists
in
lour
bus
loads.
They
were
on
a
charier
trip
to
Alaska
ana
were
Kotanans.
They
tjok
photos
of
our
totem
pole
and
vvent
away
laden
with
our
folders
and
enthusiastic
about
In
an
effort
to
prevent
the
many
drownings
and
otner
accidents
which
annually
mar
.summer
holiday
sessions
throughout
the
country.
j-nuscUi.
i.
.-,
:;siil
nature
..,ursuniling,
the
Ui;il
tlie
healing
itiieal
Cliristian-,,
ry
human
being
,p
and
nation.
it
of
The
Moth-tlic
coining
ywir
Knox
of
boston,
a
C
h
r
1
s
tl
a
n
.tiuitt-r
active
In
i
.it
o
ft
he
denoin-swt
M
years.
His
ii
one
year.
For
example:
Family
of
two
PRINCE
RITERT-TORONTO
and
RETURN
For
example:
Family
of
four
PRINCE
UViPERT-TOKONTO
and
KETl'RN
I
limn
ii
in
i
I
MODEL
HO-Ji
WET
SPOT
World's
wettest
place
is
believed
to
be
in
Assam
province
Jack
Ewart,
speaking
for
the
local
Centre,
tonay
urged
those
!of
India,
with
a
yearly
average
Man
Wife
Coach
Save
$275.35
$100.40
Coach
Save
$174.55
$40.15
Father
Mother
Daughter
(18
yrs)
Son
(8
yrs)
SEE
IT
TODAY
who
took
the
courst
to
keep
in
i
of
more
than
400
inches
of
rain-practire
on
the
meli.ods,
and
to
I
fall.
Inquire
about'
Family
Plan
Fares
for
Tourist
and
First
Class.
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
i
AS
jaers
Prince
Rupert
and
the
loveiy
day.
In
fact
It
was
very
licart-enui
to
hear
the
nice
compliments.
Wc
were
happy
to
niici,
Mv.
Daggett,
once
the
Mayor
oi
Prince
Rupert
and
his
sun
Dr.
Daggett.
Mr.
Daggett
kindly
oi-lered
to
donate
some
of
hts
oil
$339.95
$34.00
Down
$17.00
Month
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
.i
The
Store
that
Service
Built'
In
effect
June
1
to
Sept.
30.
Between
Eastern
and
Western
Canada.
Between
Canada
and
Midwestern
and
Western
United
States.
Between
Western
Canada
and
Eastern
United
States.
Leaving
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdayi.
Stop-over
Privileges.
Generous
Return
Limit.
300
lbs.
Baggage
Allowance.
Phone
go
Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation.
lurime
Monday,
r
Aiiiici
Min
s.
(132
Complete
informofion
from
any
CN.
or
CP.
Ticker
Agent.
time
pictures
to
the
Museum,
rs
ot
Canadian
1
Lir&dsas
CARTAGf
Sf
STORAGE
LTD.,
.,
,
and
we
shall
be
very
happy
to
Auxiliary
and
,,
.
J
,
k,we'flnd
that
people
are
lnter-
'
Phone
6
or
36
ptiun
in
Mrs.
ft
mwm
Mi
in
iwili.il
ii
nmUVi
-frJm
''TT"
'
Tlit
Ti
m
In
i1iiBi1e.il
wwi
m
ii
tli
Wednesday
at
taieci
in
pictures.
We
had
charming
guests
from
Montreal
tnl.s
week
also
Tiny
were
travelling
by
Union
Steam
iiiiiuriuii'.
Ill)
ships
to
the
yucen
Charlotte
;
Islands,
then
to
Alaska
and
wore
i
looking
forward
to
their
holiday,
i
Ihcy
bought
a
copy
of
"Soog-!
f
w
,
1
1
"
o
Hid
a
mini:
friull
Whit-
i
-y
island,.
U.S.A.
...
-,
,
Wc
had
guests
from
Texas,
j
-Prince
George,
Toronto
and
Van-louver,
of.e
oi.
which
Is
Mr.
Fair-cloiuh
of
thi.
Wells
Corpoi
alion.
v.
h.i
remarked
lie
could
spend:
hours
in
our
Museum
and
is
j
contemplating
a
trip
to
Kodi.i't
;
Island
to
hunt'
bears.
He
Is
ve-y
j
i
m
"Bogey...
lO"
above
and
WSim
20
portside...
range
at
18,000...
nlm
TO
overtaking
over
lOO
knots..."
&iim0i)
J
keen
on
big
game
and
expressed
the
desire
to
shoot
a
cougar
I
i
mountain
l'r
A
meeting
(.
the
Vnuseum
i
board
was
helo
in
th'.s
c.Il'.e
May
31,
with
a
very
large
atieinl-
ansc.
also
meeting
of
the
Kim-Ist
Bureau
June
J.
wnicn
com-
j
pletcs
nicotine
unill
after
the
iiimmer
season.
Wp
have
also
had
nise
letters;
from
E.
T
Applewhaitc
M
P.,
in
!
Ottawa,
ma
he
expresses
a
tie-
sire
to
further
the
cause
of
a
j
.lew
tudinsr
lor
the
museum.
'
The
museum
is
holding
its
an-
nual
Tag:
Day
July
3,
and
we
i
htpe
that
the
clubs
in
the
city
will
send
us
volunteers
for
th.it
j
54
I
.
blj
day
ONLY
k
'fi'A
An
""'"''f'ed
Plan
has
been
reported
over
tfhJ
'l
.
V
"
'
'tyrih
Canada's
northlond.
A
CF-100
Canuck
jet
fighter
is
,
i
f
W
rSjW
closing
in
fcificCion.
'
JJ'
"
t'f
i
''.
4;Tjfe
vl'V'-fl
Navigator
Larry
Parakin
is
felling
Pilot
Don
McNichol
.
4?
5,
-Zfcz?
'
'
IJSRJCI
'"a
t"ey
will
intercept
the
unknown
aircraft
lrZ?
fWt
I
0?''x
,
''JfAZ'Xtfi
by
angling
their
course
upward
by
1
0
degrees
and
to
n
V
A
'IV7V'
!
4'i
N"V-.
'
'S
ie
right
by
20
degrees
.
.
.
that
the
unknown
is
HlL
Vf
1
life,
45
MIN.
TO
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i.
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J.
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away
,
,
una
tnai
iney
uicr
nvn
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ALASKA
kind
of
exercise
and
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-ppi
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cac
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e
ui
u
mijhiiiiu
vj
v-"s
3
mi
-h-v
flsr,'ssr.
-f'y
,
srs
"6
This
flying
training
goes
on
day
and
night
by
Aircrew
teams,
flying
in
defence
of
of
-
fi&
4LylL
freedom.
freedom.
Preparedness
Preparedness
is
is
the
the
watchword
watchword
of
of
the
the
RCAF.
RCAF.
I
V
'
'
V
''
ytom.mmmmmmtvsiiM'ws''''''''-''''m
1
I
FL
DON
McNICHOL,
25.
ml
High
tivtr,
Albtrt.
ha
civil
nfliiMwim
4btm
from
tht
Ulvmiry
fAlhrt.
While
thtrlMtiHlli
in
tht
Univmtty's
NCAF
Rsrv
Squadron
nrf
crftw
thr
lummtri
ml
Hying
training
wen
hit
Pilot'i
Wing.
On
grduHng
htm
Univwtity
in
1950,
he
joined
the
RCAF
regale-fotce
nd
hot
new
em
barked
on
coreer
In
vlation.
f
O
IARRY
PARAKIN,
J3.
f
Undbreek,
Albwlo,
oind
IK
RCAF
in
1V49
at
Aircrew
and
oil
(elected
a
Navigator.
He
wen
Kit
wingi
June
1950.
end
thai
year
net
Don
McNichol.
The
Iwe
met
again
at
North
Bay
while
en
et
conversion
courses
end
decided
to
fly
together.
Officially
crowed
up
01
en
RCAF
CF-lOO
pilot-navigator
team,
they
were
posted
le
423
Ail-Weather
Squedren,
where
they're
now
en
operation.
There
are
immediate
openings
for
more
men
to
train
and
fly
as
Air
Crew
Officers
in
the
RCAF
FOR
FURTHER
INFORMATION
Sit
THE
RCAF
CAREER
COUNSELLOR
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