Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
9,
1953
I
Group
Comes
Hnal
Festival
Night
Presents
Dramatic
Plays;
Fans
Inspired
spassing
Will
SaJ,j
Here
by
Bus
l
!
Hazelton
citizens
are
a
deter
the
Highlights
included
several
I
High
School
opened
mined
group
when
it
comes
to
getting
their
children
to
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
final
very
well-presented
plays
and
six
.event.
They
played
three
about
tills
time,
V(.,r
,'
'(,f
children
across
wkc
part
in
music
aud
Clivals.
This
Is
the
rents
really
take
pride
Shake-an
as-
bursary
awards
to
festival
per-
stirring
scenes
from
rormers.
two
of
S30
each,
the'speare's
"Macbeth"
In
by
LILIAN
Ml
LI,
Kit
Final
night
sessions
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Festival
at
the
Civic
Centre
Friday
was
an
inspiring
event
for
drama
fans.
toundingly
professional
manner.
Mrs.
Verlie
Cooter,
drama
ad
balance
of
$25.
An
excellent
performance
by
he
Grade
12
students
of
Booth
Springtime
is
Playtime
.
.
.
Long
Wearing
Good
Looking
Fine
Fitting
SISMAN
SCAMPERS
judicator,
opened
her
remarks
with
the
query:
"Have
you
any
iuca
what
,
Mitfh
ureene
win
uc
pleased
to
tell
about
effort
.
lawful
if
there's
any
,
in
town
today
than
quality
of
work
you
have
here?
-
Of
Stanley
Kardall,
who
played
a
messenger,
Mrs.
Cooter
said
When
they
were
told
that
the
train
was
eight
hours
late
on
Wednesday,
they
chartered
the
school
bus
to
bring
them
to
the
festival
here.
Many
anxious
moments
were
spent
by
the
committee
here
and
those
people
who
had
offered
to
billet
the
yoUng
visitors
when
they
failed
to
arrive
until
midnight
when
the
bus
containing
30
exhausted
children
and
four
adults
arrived
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Roly
Miles
of
the
Civic
Centre
staff
came
to
their
assistance.
Soon
under
the
capable
hands
of
Mrs.
E.
Paulding
and
her
helpers,
all
were
safely
deposited
In
various
lodgings.
Lil,
chairman
of
the
"fine
characterization."
He
had
Mrs.
Mah
Returns
to
City
After
Absence
of
30
Years
The
first
Chinese
woman
to
passage
out
look
six
montlis,
live
in
Prince
Rupert,
thereafter,
and
began
when
the
sons
learn-returnlng
to
her
homeland,
has
led
of
their
mother's
hardships
a.
small
part
but
added
a
great
deal
to
the
play
Lady
Macbeth
was
played
by
cn
Clubs
coronauuu
committee.
He's
been
with
questions
all
week
illg
the
rules
.
.
.
which
n
the
next
page.
Bill
vpryone
to
buy
peanuts
,
r
the
contest.
Eetty
Terrlon,
who
established
the
mood
of
the
play
from
the
THIS
IS
THE
NEW
Victorian
Order
of
Nurses
hat
to
be
worn
shortly
by
all
nurses
in
the
113
branches
of
the
VON
across
Canada.
Stiying
the
new
hat
Is
Mrs.
E.
J.
Nirth,
staff
nurse
In
the
Otjtawa
branch.
returned
to
this
city
to
spend
the!
and
danger
to
life,
rest
of
her
days
here
with
herl
"Tne
Communists
considered
children,
narrowly
escaping
the
her
a
capitalist
because
she
Communists
as
she
left
her
na-
owned
some
Drooertv
and
had
beginning.
Her
carriage
was
"splendid"
throughout.
UNEXCELLED
FOR
YOCR
CHILD'S
I'LAY
WEAR
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Russell
Morrison
as
Macbeth
that
mother
I
let
it
be
known
'jpffrrlM
Is'
leadlhK
the
showed
real
understanding
of
would
be
taken
from
the
city!,
rive
to
get
the
citizens
mail
slots
or
receptacles
k-end
.
otherwise
door
delivery
is
going
rcacS
and
turned
into
an
outlying
vll-jo
fng
His
timlng
was
cx
ase'
I
ceptlonally
good.
"Because
of
her
age,
she
wasj
Mrs
Cooter
was
vcry
imprcss.
confined
to
her
room
almost;
ed
witn
tne
set
wnlch
was
sim.
ers
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Build:r.g
Phone
Blue
593
,,nc
time
coming.
conunuauy,
said
ner
son
unee.iDle
but
added
tremendously
to
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
liylary
tennis
courts.
tive
Canton.
Giie
U
M-.
Mah,
78,
who
came:
here
first
in
1911
and
gave
birth!
to
the
first
Chinese
baby
to
be
born
here.
The
Mahs
arrived
her
with
a
small
son,
Mah
Ghee,
who
has
operated
Sunrise
Grocery
here
for
many
years.
Their
fatV.fr
died
here
in
1935,
14
years
afttr
Mrs.
Mah
returned
to
China.
Other
children
In
the
family
are
Earl
Mah,
operating
Rupert
Bakery
here,
and
Alex
Mah
In
Vancouver.
"The
day
after
she
left
for
the
mood.
.re
officially
opened
as
rink
last
winter,
are
ready
for
the
racquet
Hong
Kong
to
get
her
passage,
the
Communists
were
at
her
house
to
get
her."
China
Is
no
more
the
"heaven"
it
has
been
regarded
by
its
countrymen,
says
the
aged
woman.
She
is
very
happy
to
be
One
court
has
oeen
says
Pat
Forman,
and
r
is
expected
to
be
in
Of
the
two
senior
plays,
the
Terrace
production
of
"The
Marriage
Proposal"
by
Tchekoff
took
top
honors.
Each
member
of
the
cast
showed
good
characterization
and
kept
a
fast
pace
during
the
play.
There
was
a
(Continued
on
Page
6)
llitlon
next
week.
All
Ca.sli
f
ji
old
gold
Bulger's
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
May
11,
8
p.m.
(110)
Moose
whist
drive,
Saturday,
May
9,
Moose
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
(ltc)
Remember
KINSMEN
KIDDIES'
SPORTS
DAY,
Acropolis
Hill,
May
18,
1
p.m.
(113)
Meeting
of
Citizenship
Council,
Monday
night,
at
Civic
Centre.
Executive
at
7:30
p.m.;
general
at
8
p.m.
(109)
m
"KIN
FOR
KTnniFS"
Mnv
had
here
100
WOOL
BANNOCKBURN
TWEED
back
in
a
free
land.
The
Mahs
report
they
considerable
difficulty
in
pessary
is
good
weath-Pat
as
he
eyed
the
kies
on
Friday.
;in
who
drove
the
first
-
V
ting
their
mother
out
of
Com
munlst-occupied
China
where
she
lived.
Negotiations
for
her
it
of
the
tunnel
at
the
Pay
Mine
in
1921
Jimmy
also
drove
the
last
train
In
the
mine
ceased
op-
M-T-S
Your
Bills
In
Full
TODAY
a
few
weeks
ago.
Jimmy
Runert
earlier
this
week
i
been
renewing
old
ac-
;
18.
Civic
Centre.
Four
Dukes
Or-
:
jchestra.
Dancing
10
to
2.
Ad-i
mission
$1.00
per
person.
(113;
Don't
forget
Hospital
W.A.
tea.
Nurses'
Home,
May
12,
2:3(1
j
to
5.
Homecooking.
Come
and
FAMOUS
FOR
COMFORT
AND
LONG
WEAR
ces.
;cr
Tomnile
Brown,
who
jusv
week
at
the
assizes
liwrtiiiE
a
neat
sun
tan
brinir
a
friend.
(110)
Salt
Lake
ferry
running
every
Sunday.
Leaves
Cow
Bay
$95
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
STOP...
Mountain
View
Resort
Good
Clean
Cabins
Lunches
Gas
Store
-CEDARVALE-
53
Miles
East
of
'
TERRACE,
B.C.
in
during
his
trip
to
New
Orleans
and
Call-Had
a
real
holiday
In
his
vertiblc.
"10"
torinv
frr
the
girl
PAIR
So
that
your
Credit
will
be
good
TOMORROW
been
with
this
paper
than
any
other
present
i
Floats
every
hour
from
11
a.m.
(ltpl
j
Attention
Halibut
Fishermen
I
250
tons
of
large,
fresh
Skidc-Igate
herring
bait,
now
available
I
at
Aliford
Bay.
When
calling
I
phone
vessel
"Westjack."
1
19
I
Your
Liberal
leader,
Arthur
j
Lalng,
will
speak
to
you
on
May
1
23
In
the
Legion
auditorium,
i
Hear
this
Important
address
.'everyone
will
be
welcome.
(115)
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
The
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
Association
MEN'S
WEAR
Jean
Nixon,
who
has
pars'
service.
Is
leaving
the
staff
of
the
Wool-tore
here.
That
early
:
smile
will
be
missed.
t
Dawes
not
a
wire
from
llf
Dawes
savin?
the
Vow
rvrnnstion
fleet
,'ing
Halifax
for
Oreiit
in
a
few
hours.
Eddie
i"
destroyer
HMCS
Quc-
''
tis
aNo
selected
to
take
I
the
RCN
parade
cri.
!
lending
seaman
in
the
j
)6ur
favorite
6raicfe
of
Naval
nserve.
.
!.uiariian
i
iikI
Mr.
WjiHv
Jrllkill
r
two
children
have
re-
'o
the
city
for
a
monih
j
C3
For
Free
Home
Delivery
Phone
654
aw
MB
ft
wally,
former
re"iilnr
i
'.
of
here
for
Canadian
'
Airlines,
has
ben
re-I
here
teniKrnrily
on
"rt
Saii(l:.pit.
run.
ciior
inavor
hero.
ISW
ho
spent
a
week-long
the
city
In
April,
has
PILSEKER
BEER
U.B.C.
BOHEMIAN
LOCKY
LAGER
RAINIER
BEER
f'd
a
hardware
store
In
now
amiabe
in
these
pr
Juvt
can't
keen
out
pss,
said
one
of
his
old
will
he
represented
"k-end
in
the
buwl-ti-
f
iianient
at
Vancouver.
ii
CASCADE
BEER
OLD
STYLE
BEER
BURTON
type
ALE
OLD
COUNTRY
ALE
SILVER
SPRING
STOUT
4X
CREAM
STOUT
ir.
Jih
i.ont
and
Shpiilon
flew
clown
on
Bowlers
here
are
hnn-!i'l
get
buck
by
Tuesday
'e
on
teams
in
the
play-
I
1
.,.,
,.,.
...
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m
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VTV?'
I'liey'll
drive
home.
('
Aiirll
triune
friends
f'he
ones
that
got
away,"
I
he's
reversed
I
he
trend.
fishing
cirlv
Friday
J'Ught
In
another
salmon
.
y
:
,
y
&
'M'rt
o
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vvvvjuf..
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.
urroy
tic
s
jr
.
.
.
J'11
catch
one
as
big
ns
"inson
s.
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ave
Ab,.
and
wire
i
c
left
for
Calgary.
ys
uavc
may
establish
:''SS
In
thn
AlWo....
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.
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mu(.,(t
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somp
sou
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and
will
return
In
this
masazine
vendors
were
d
carlv
im
u..
demand
for
copies
of
the
.uc
oi
Macleans.
till
It
ra.PDJ
n
the
British'
West
In-
seventh
Canadian
S
SUhipnt
--..
r
i
V
r
1
dozen;
Parians
had
chosen
for
a
;
Mmiesi.
Dr.
Geddes
"lu
"an
Hurst,
on
the
ain'
crh
found
a
copv.
Rotarltin
in.
"
Iwated
one
an
hour
""caning
time
and
nam
lil
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AgenSs
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Tomorrow
Is
Collier's
Day.
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advertise
me