Reserve
Division
Takes
Credit
'5.
1
1
it
For
Passing
Annual
Inspection
i
.
z
:
!i,
M!.
1
-n
"Yery
favourably
impressed"
was
the
verdict
cC
Capt.'
A.
G.
Boulton,
director
of
Naval
reserves,
at
Chatham's
Annual
Inspection
on
Wednesday
night.
Seamen
and
Wrens
were
out
in
force,
and
the
divi
''.
Saturday
Sermon
sion
was
at
its
best.
Caut
Boulton
sooke
briefly
or.
from
now
on
Navy
sails
will
be
dotting
Prince
Rupert
harboi
gy
CANON
lKOCKTKIt,
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
"tium
a
stiioo
uwicliert
at
the
Cathedral,
Sunday,
June
I5i
KN
COl!
RACING
ELECTION
KKTURNS
'
?
1ammm
t
the
importance
of
the
Navy
and
Z
1
Reserve
and
exposed
Another
picnic
is
planned
for
tin
the
gratitude
of
the
government
j
'tear
unuic.
and
people
of
Canada
for
the
I
WRENS'
DANCE
V'-i
iidv-
1
left
n.e
seven
thousand
in
Israel
that
have
ui
bowed
the
k
"
to
Baal."
I
Kings
19:18,
'I'u
confusion
of
the
Itritish
Columbia
election
.1
.
.1
-f
U
ALfiT.UOU
...
V
'
ht.
''
wiiuiijiiy
KricB
w
tnc
itKiii...!
No
summary
or
me
ween
After
Evening
Quarters
Capt.
plan
and
actiVities
would
be
rum-Boulton
presented
a
charter
to
piPte
without
mention
of
the
very
the
Wrens
for
display
in
their
succe,.-sfui
wrens
dance
held
to
x7
mess,
certnytng
tnat
tne
ungual
tne
Dxili
Hall
iast
Friday
nignt
iJ
It-
picture
gives
us
t-fiuun
k
'"".
iur
encouragement.
'e
have
been
subjected
both
froro
the
Right
and
from
the
l'('l't
a
campaign
for
our
votes
which
had
,
total
and
extreme
materialistic
emphasis.
i
i---
-
-
AM
wren
tuvjsioa
at
Mta
twiuu
Defying
superstition
this
wa.-
was
formed
in
December,
1951
by
held
on
Flitiay
the
13th.
Music
the
Wrens
whose
signatures
ap-
the
Pour
pukes
and
refresh-peared
ou
lit.
Ail
the
Wrens
then
ments
SPrved
mast
ably
and
proceeded
to
sign
Uue
charter,
i
cnarmingiy
by
the
Wrens
kept
extreme
left,
and
her
sifcter
Donna
of
PRKSN1CD
TO
OLEEN
-Debuta
ues
Joan
Skel
ilrfc
r
am
perfectly
wining
to
up-
Montreal
and
.Ottawa
pause
outside
Buckingham
Palace
nerj
they
were
among
it
wiawi.
..
il
nbm
Mt.
llllll
ltm.N
iL
11(1
Ami
from
the
point
of
view
of
fi,
t,
o,WP
pii7nhf
th
at
the
first
m-wentauoa
pariv
oi
we
uc
PRESENTS
CHARTER,
'.nearly
$W
pnieMs
remarKing
on;
ThI
r,!.V,.ni.
ii
rnidr
sk'jldinK
and
Mrs.
S
teUliiiK
are
with
them,
Wing
Cmdr.
Skelding
Is
After
presenting
the
charter
now
mucn
mey
euju,
ICP
from
Natio
lal
nf
tencei
with
tiie
Canadian
Joint
stall
at
London.
to
the
Wrens,
Capt.
Boulton
also
i
u"-e.
"
-
-
,fVf
nun
jPll
(jf
principle
both
on
the
Wht
ami
on
the
Left,
but
the
',tf
tit
the
campaign
had
to
do
j1lu,t
entirely
with
J.u.iine;s
4'r',rt
i.:.rl
cash.
Dr'KFNCK
KKSFAKfHI-R
Or
Nelson
Morton,
52-year-old
psychologist
and
a.
native
of
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
has
been
named
to
head
a
new
division
of
the
defence
department's
research
board.
business
and
hard
cash,
It
was
necessary
to
vote
either
Right
or
Left.
But
thousands
of
our
fellow
citizens
Indicated
a
preference
for
something
else
that
was
not
too
clearly
defined.
Hence
'the
confusion.
But
It
means
that
'J
prejiented
the
monthly
trophies
PERSONALS
to
the
divisional
sharpshooters,!
yjren
Nancy
llopklns
will
be
and
again
it
was
Wren
Eileen
,,
f,,r
SUmmer
school
next
frinc
Runerr
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
81,
lf)S2
Trapp
with
a
score
of
100
and
week
Chaplain
Prockter
left
for
Able
Seaman
Hagen
with
a
score
Fn,llmait
and
summer
training
THE
of
99
who
carried
off
the
sUvtr-
wednesdav
Sub.
Lt.
Wright
.UNDER
OUR
ROOF
.(Continued
from
page
2)
Old-Time
Trouper
Stage
EVANGELICAL
ware.
,
Although
these
twa
names
have
become
familiar
over
the
past
few
months,
they
are
being
very
rudely
Jostled
on
the
top
of
the
will
be
otf
for
a
month's
training
at
the
end
of
next
week
Chatham
is
officially
safe
for
another
year
after
the
regular
visit
by
the
Fire
Chief,
Earl
Becker,
last
FREE
CHURCH
tiwre
are
still
lots
of
human
beings
Who
are
thinking
of
something
else
besides
the
dollar
sign
and
economics,
and
thai.
Is
!
an
encouraging
thing
to
a
Christian
community
with
a
Message
from
God
which
has
to
do
with
the
fact
that
man
does
not
live
by
bread
only.
There
are
stUl
the
"svven
thousand"
left
who
have
not
yet
Manager
For
Radio
Dramas
SfivUcs
at
I
tl.O
F
Hail,
I
on
i
lb
Ave.
V..
week
the
telephone
kept
ringing
steadily,
as
usual,
but
it
-
was
always
somebody
else's
call.
It's
funny
how
these
things
effect
a
person.
After
two
,
or
three
days
of
silence
my
wife
began
to
get
shadows
under
her
eyes,
and
she
would
say
to
me
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MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
'.n
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Instruments
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One
of
ths
a
road
company
of
"Madeiuoi-
ladder.
Wren
Nancy
Hopkins
ts
barely
more
than
a
point
behind
Eileen,
and
in
the
men's
division,
Chouinard,
Alexander,
il
s
hi
-
Sunday
School.
real
old
troupers
behind
Cana-'
selle
From
m-menueres
mm
ojan
microphones
Is
Charles
V.
spent
10
seasons
in
the
Vaughan
Classes
nr
all
ap.es,
-Foot
Lights
7
vi
urn-
Enjoy
a
neariy
Emerson,
who
was
born
in
Lrv-
Olaser
stock
company,
mciuuui'j
"I
can't
understand
whv
no
pool,
England,
but
came
to
three
seasons
at
nocnestei,
body
calls
me
up
any
more.'
'..
Dawes,
Boulton
and
Youngman
ere
giving
Hagea
real
competition.
The
newly
formed
officers
team
it,
Cmdr.
Johnstone,
Lts.
Langhaw,
McJLeoU,
Bancroft
and
SJ.
Lt.
Wright
are
practicing
to
mjtet
the
challenge
of
the
"lower
deck."
Canada
as
a
youth
with
ms
t
uieveianu
ana
oeuu.
family
and
settled
at
Brandon,
!
He
had
five
years
with
Maur-
Man.
i
ice
Colborne
and
Barry
Jones
By
Lilian
Miller
TRIED
TO
CHEER
HER
,
'
,
1
tried
to
cheer
her
by
saying
that
everybody
was
probably
busy
In
their
gardens,
but
I
bad
a
sneaking
suspicion
that
we
'Must
everv
week
the
hams
Emerson
began
his
show-bu.?i-
as
actor
and
stage
director
be-
.
.
.
r
.1....1.1..J
l
lll'll
oof-
bowed
the
knee
and
become
enslaved
to
a
politics
that
has
to
do
only
with
payrolls,
Insurances,
markets
and
employment
and
all
that
sort
of
thing.
To
mv
It
seems
that
the
relevance
and
1
the
need
of
Spiritual
Truth
applied
to
all
areas
of
life
Is
reflected
In
the
fact
of
this
so-culled
"confusion"
or
"chaos."
So
let
us
thank
God
and
take
Hi,
ik
Service.
t
W)k
Message
to
meet
tin
need
ot
today,
rny
Word
i
a
lamp
unto
my
fen,
and
a
Light
unto
my
jw'hway."
piiAtur:
C
W.
Sinclair
A
tiifnaiy
church
away
Irorn
home,
have
a
date
1
1'
ii
ness
career
even
beiore
leaving
tore
ue
ueemeu,
m
ii,
England,
as
partner
in
a
song
tie
down
in
one
spot.
As
the
The
Civic'
Centre,
on
Monday,
L
,
were
being
snubbea,
SAU.ING
onrl
itanro
team
and
had
a
UISi.
stto
we
iviyew
mc
v-v
stint
in
the
old
silent
movies
:
staff
at
Toronto.
In
1939
he
took
j
at
eight.
If
you
can
answer
any
ques
tion
below
On
you
the
title
ot
"Ham
we'll
bestow.
I
didn't
even
feel
like
gang
The
dinghles
are
now
ln
the
into
the
more,
i
village
any
water
and
to
g0.
During
just
didnt
want
to
see
people.
;
thg
t
week
p
o
Bradley
has
And
then
suddenly
the
other
;
bpen
w(rlcing
hard
to
get
all
tne
wltii
Charlie
Chaplin.
He
served
over
supervision
oi
tne
t--overseas
with
the
Canadian
i
Playhouse
in
Toronto
and
the
i
I
!
courage.
-
Army
in
the
First
World
W.ir
following
year
movea
over
w
aay
I
nearo
ine
teiepnone
ring
painted
and
in
SRi,pe,
.so
until
he
was
wounded
m
ltm.
oeeome
director
oi
me
um-
ton-
Out
of
all
this
can
come
the
kind
of
better
B
C.
which
has
to
do
with
other
things
besides
the
Can
you
write
a
play
or
even
After
that
came
what
he
calls
I
een
studio,
wnere
ne
our
call.
With
my
heart
beating
a
skit?
ld
Hnvs
"
when
he
I
'i
i.-.
'the
good
D'you
know
what
goes
tato
a
for
musical
and
dramatic
sliow
wildly
I
made
a
dash
for
the
instrument
and
when
I
took
the
across
Canada
in
travelled
ail
make-up
kit?
Could
you
act
In
front
of
sell-out
crowd?
Old
West
Saga
Ends
with
Death
economic
factors.
There
Is
a
need
for
a
greater
knowledge
of
the
Love
and
Mrcy
of
God
a
id
a
resultant
concern
-and
consideration
of
one
another
as
people.
Bitter
struggles
are
tearing
the
community
to
pieces,
mainly
due
U
an
ud,uv
concern
for
trw
umieiial.
From
this
we
need
Re
Could
yon
paint
a
poster
of
LOVES
BACKSTAGE
S
Emerson
is
right
at
home
at
the
concert
hall,
which
seats
about
600
persons.
It
Is
operated
on
a
full-time
basis
for
such
radio
shows
as
the
Happy
Gang,
receiver
off
the
hook
I
could
hardly
control
my
emotions.
A
moment
later
my
hopes
were
dashed
to
the
ground.
There
were
two
other
people
oo
the
line.
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Dili
Ave.
"it
M
Bride
St.
Ilev.
II.
').
Olson
you
are
invited
to
come
and
Worfiilp
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
The
Just
Khali
Live
By
Faith"
M'SDAV
SERVICES
JUNE
22.
1052
MunAng
Sei'vlo
11:00
a.m.
Scrmun:
"Following
Jesus."
rui.li.i,
Kf.rviip
7:10
Dili.
which
you'd
be
proud?
On
the
BOOK
SHELF
Jane
Froman's
-
Voice
Sparks
"WITH
A
SONG
Can
you
wield
a
hammer
or
Of
Cowpoke
MAPLE
CREEK,
Sask.
CP)
They
buried
Tom
Whitney
in
Maple
Creek
cemetery
the
other
I
Ford
Theatre,
Wayne
and
Schu-i
ster,
Share
the
Wealth
and
the
drive
in.
a
nail?
D'you
know
when
lights
should
be
bright
or
pale?
demption.
There
is
also
the
problem
of
degradation
whicU
would
seem.
The
Autobiography
of
a
HUNTED
PRIEST
Sunday
night
stage
feature.
Apart
from
his
own
stage
experiencein
front
and
in
back
Dejected,
I
was
just
about
to
put
back
the
receiver
when
I
heard
a
voice
say
:
"Tragic
about
the
Sturdys,
isn't
it?"
-
"What's
happened
to
them?"
"They're
dead."
"Dead!"
day,
and
with
him
they
interred
Would
you
understudy
a
part
large
or
small?
Could
you
pull
the
curtains,
This
remarkable
autobiography
I
of
-the
spotlights
Emerson
was-
a
part
of
the
old
west
the
west
ot
jingling
spurs,
branding
irons
or
black-out
the
hall?
FOw:
"Luiheran
World
Action"
!
to
argue
Ow
high
income
and
J-lus
film
revtals
iv.d
of
(
ltit
that
it
can
buy
it
not
enough,
tur
brrtbren
in
Communist
in-i-
was
written
by
a
remarkable
a
so.und-effects
man
on
various
priest
John
Gerard.
Ordained
i
Toronto
radio
stations
f
r
some
"Wiped
out.
The
whole
fami
Will
you
ring
a
buzzer,
or
i
prompt
a
large
cast?
i
ly
and
all
those
strange
char
a
priest,
of
the
Jesuit
Order
in
1588.
Gerard
wrote
his
sttry
in
and
six-gun
law.
Tom
Whitney
came
down
from
the
hills
of
Montana
one
day
in
1905
and
they
say
there
was
a
gun
strapped
to
his
waist
I)
1
11
K
C
TOUT
teti
ateus
WMj
in
tur
lorclgu
1)1
MsklllS.
.
IS
minute
song
service.
YOU
ARL'
INVITED
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
acters
that
live
with
them
Hamtsh
and
Little
Augie
and
Col.
S.
Skeffington-Smutts
and
Anastasia."
rrit
c
In
alj
t
hufcli
ur
11
a.m.
Can
you
change
scenery?
(You
have
to
be
fast!)
Could
you
direct
a
play
without
glory
or
rest?
Would
you
like
to
sit
in
as
a
critical
guest?
-
ml
Viiu
pin.
Muiiiuv
Si
In
Mil
ill
J:
13
FWl'lll
II
H
Mhiku.
Oh.
how
dreadful!
Who
told
vou?
when
he
rode
into
the
Mettlesome
young
cow
town
of
Mapie
Creek.
Tom
was
a
cowboy
of
the
old
school.
His
parents
crossed
the
plains
of
Virginia
City,
Mon
first
Presbytstiort
Church
,
AVIJ.K'AN'
fATMHtit'U,
.h
Av
W
.
at
Uuiisuiulr
Bt,
Huly
Communion
M
"-n1-WUIKlny
SchiHil
2:00
p.m.
HEARD
ABOUT
IT
years.
He's
been'
married
for
years
and
has
lour
sons.
His
v-'te
was
never
in
show
business,
and
;
none
of
his
sons
have
followed!
in
his
footsteps.
But
Emerson
himself
thinks
there's
never
been
anything
like
the
great
days
of
the
touring
stock
com-,
'
'
'
p.uiy.
I
"Those
weTe
the
rare
old
days,"
he
recalls.
"Audiences
didn't
mind
showing
their
ap-'
predation
or
their
dislike
of
our
performances.
We
worked
hard,
filled
in
at
any
number
Latin
at
the
clo.e
of
an
extremely
exciting
and
h'ercic
life.
The
life
oi
a
Jesuit
in
Elizabetha
i
England
was
comparable
in
danger
to
the
most
hazardous
exploits
of
the
recent
war.
"As
for
the
book
itself,
I
cou-side;
it
one
of
the
most
interesting
liooks
I
have
read
iu
a
louj;
time."
'
FULTON
OURSLER.
Disguised
as
a
cou-itry
gentleman,
Geraid
travelled
about
the
country
saying
mass,
preaching
Well,
1
was
talking
to
Amy
Cwitm
liasil
frockUT.
BA
.
B
D.
Jones
and
she
heard
it
irom
Brciur
(Ulup
?ooj
IN
MY
HEART"
Frcmaii
si
-iging
the
songs
frcm
the
motion
picture
of
her
life
story,
'
With
a
Sung
In
MV
Heart,"
has
been
j,ust
released
in
album
form.
The
dynamic
voice
of
Jane
Naw
Available
at
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
There
are
some
jobs
that
mu.;t
be
done
Before
any
success
can
ever
be
won
It
isn't
all
fun
anyone
will
it's
satisfying
to
know
a
Job
is
done
well.
tana,
in
the
days
when
the
only
traffic
hazards
were
skulkinj
Indians
and
saddle
horses.
Tom
was
the
first
white
baby
horn
in
Madison
County,
Mont.,
86
Daphne
Doolittle.
It
seems
the
family
were
dead
tor
days
before
they
were
discovered.
That's
what
Daphne
said.
Ap
HIST
BAPTIST
Blh
Avs.
E.
at
Young
Et.
Minister:
H'V.
Fred
AntrobuR.
(Orwii
S12)
HUNT
I'ltl.SBYl
l:RI
N
4ih
Avenue
East
mv.
E
A.
Wright.
D
D.
.
(Green
882)
I
hist
i
mti:i
e:i
(ith
Ave
West
Hev.
L.
U.
Sleoer
wet.
Th3
ci
..
-oa"
i
o
nin
me.
and
converting
n:
parently
they
didn't
answer
their
telephone
for
almost
a
week
and
that
got
people
suspicious,
and
someone
went
out
t.0
the
house
and
found
them-"
of
different
stage
jobs
on
short
notice,
sometimes
ate
well,
sometimes
ate
little.
We
slept
on
the
D""s
-
"
-
v.
iv,
.uiv,
l,
f,,,l
'1,1-
UUUSCt
Hi
W1UV.I1
1C
v..
-
want
to
cast.
years
ago.
The
saddle
was
his
cradle
and
the
rangeland
his
home.
His
school
curriculum
didn't
include
the
niceties
of
Latin
grammar,
lie
learned
Instead
how
to
use
a
gun,
trail
a
herd
and
break
tvr
were
frequently
raided;
priest
hole;:
hide-out.-,
and
hair
breath-
move
in
an
sorts
oi
convey
(Oreen
613)
ances
ana
compiamea
a
ira,
but
we
wouldn't
Uc
pried
loose
from
the
job
because
we
were
really
iivint:."
"Gracious!"
Gracious
was
right.
I
staggei-ed
away
from
the
telephone,
searched
out
my
wife
and
gave
her
a
uinch
on
-the-amir
-
-
f-l'i...rr,IWMii
m-fl
a
uTTi
rY
r-
tfcfc-iiii.i
r.
wild
horses.
He
rode
with
the
esrppes
were
matter
s
of
fact,
not
fiction
-Gerard
was
imprisoned
In
live
Clink,
and
later
removed
to
the
Tpwe-Jrvhere
h'sJas
toilutvtl.
lfi
eva,.,
by
mft'.s
ot
1
ro
thrown
across
a
moat;
is
a
iPlnnnx
Its
different
from
any
we've
done
in
the
past.
"Ask
Me
No
Questions"
is
next
on
ttte
Ust
A
three-act
play
with
an.
unusual
twist.
s
Qn
v23rd
:of
June
:
at
,
the
usual
place
-
'
We
hope
to
see
many
a
welcome
new
face.
vigilantes
on
the
trail
of
out
laws,
cattle
rustlers
and!
rene
K.tl.VATUIN
AKMV
'
Frawr
Street
CO.
Sr.
Cup.
OrorgB
Oystryk
Himriliv
Bihool
2.ao
p.m.
"Ouch!"
she
screamed,
and
stiuAed
to
wind
up
a
hajaaakerJ
gajie
redmert,
and'swani
a
herif
of
longljorns'eross
the
Yellow-,
stone.
HBli.B-.iSlW)
-c4JS.'A.4
.
Mr
If
A
F
Mm
x
IMVII'
r
"JusT.
wanfed
to
make
sure
you're
alive,"
I
said,
as
I
ducked.
Well,
we
called
the
telephone
SI.
I
ll
1.
s
!
I
ttt.n
(ith
Ave
at
Mi-Bride
St.
Piist.nr:
Ilev.
H.
O
Olsen
to
a
story
wtiU'li;
4orsh9eruv-rative
power
and
interest,
might
-hp
pnmnared
with
the
best
of
i
TYPICAL
PUNCHER
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Aw.
East
Minister:
Rey.tf
A.
Wright,
Dff
Organists:
Mis.
F
J.
Smith
and
John
Currle.
JUNK
22,
l!).r)2
Miiinint;
Worship
11
o'clock.
"What
Is
'Your
life'?"
Ruuuay
School
12:15.
kwiiiiut
Service
7:30.
(Black
010)
You'll
like
our
plays,
and
you'll
like
our
crowd.
If
you'd
like
to
join
us,
we'd
be
more
than
proud.
Ha
was
tall
and
lean,
and
his
tanned,
leathery
face
nlvrns
from
under
the
brim
of
Ins
white
Stetson.
operator
and
demanded
to
know
what
was
the
matter
with
our
line,
seeing
that
no
one
apparently
could
get
through
to
ST.
I
KTI.K
H
ANOI.H
AN
Heal
Cove
Riinrlnv
School
11:00
a.m.
(Blue
827)
Friends
thought
of
him
as
the
"'
'
'
'
Dumas.
'
;
This
book
is
an
accurate
and
j
exciting
picture
of
Elizabethan1
England.
It
is
the
story
not
only
of
one
pritst,
but
of
the
tremendous
tenacity
of
all
human
j
beings
whose
civil
rights
or
re-
j
iigious
freedom
are
attacked.
It
i
l
a
book
of
courage
and
con-
i
best
stockman
in
the
country,
a
!
us,
&iw
also
that
tne
rumor
o
our
demise
was
somewhat
exag-1
gerateci.
Your
Record
Headquarters
NEW
L.P.
CLASSICAL
Hoherr-v.
Complete
....
Licia
Albanese,
Jan
Peeree
and
cast
BeeVioven
Concerto
No.
4
in
G.
Opus
58
Artur
Rubensteln
with
Sir
Thomas
Buiilran
Hayd-i
Svm.
No.
53
in
D
(Tha
Imperial)
Leopold
Stokowski
and
Ills
Symphony
Orchestra
Chop
Preludes
Artur
Rubensteln.
pianist
"
NEW
LP.
POPULAR
WHltze-s
Prom
the
Hills
,
Wayne
King
Hliai
Jhu.
Y
of
t
lwist?
Civic
Centre
taood
neighbor,
and
to
some
he
HM.II.Att
BAPTIST
SumUty
Suliuol
11W
m
MoruUig
Worship
Servue
12.15
CM
(iLii
Ave.
.
i"ue
323
was
an
adopted
"Daddy."
!
"WJiy,
I've
been
calling
your
i
number
five
or
six
times
a
day
Wiius
.Sow
Is
lie?"
"Bmifinbir
the
SabbaUi
Day
to
keep
R
Holy."
Pnstor:
Rev
Ioimrd
A.
Thorpe
Improvements
It's
a
pity
his
wiry
frame
was
bed-ridden
during
the
last
years
"
and
you
refused
to
answer,"
said
viction.
I
the
operator,
Among
several
new
Improve
Listen,"
I
exploded,
"for
ovsr
iol
his
life,
but
the
doctors
and
nurses
will
always
remember
the
j
week
now
there
have
been
no
ments
being
made
at
the
Civic
Centre,
laying
of
a
new
hard
one
short
and
two
iongs
rung
u
tills
telephone."
twinkling
eyes
and
the
fabulous
tales
of
the
old
west.
.
wood
floor
ln
the
auditorium
is
likely
to
take
top
priority.
The
CLASSICAL
RESEARCH
II
-
111
'
HI"'
C
Bv
Rorolee
Thain
They
sang
"The
Old
Rugged
Cross"
at
bis
funeral
just
as
he
"Your
number
nas
oeen
ehaneed,
si,"
said
the
operator,
'-your
ring
is
now
one
long
and
two
shorts.
Didn't
you
know?"
That's
living
country
style.
Glenn
Mil..T
Concert,
Vol.
2
nl'"
Mllpr
Modern
Jazz
Piano-Oscar
Peterson,
Andre
Previn
and
others
Hank
Williams
Sings
,
Ihmk
Williams
SFMI-CLASSICAL
Cut
tain
Time
Martin
Gould
piano
and
conducting
his
orchestra
Gems
from
Sigmund
Romberg
Shows
Robert
Shaw
Chorale
Group
(
7P
R
F.M.
POPULAR
had
asked,
and
when
the
pall
lumber
has
arrived.
Contract
was
awarded
to
Mitchell
Si
Currle.
At'ult
rjcreajipn
room
is
being
decorated,
pool
and
billiard
tables
reflnished
and
a
new
set
of
snooker
and
Kelly
balls
have
bearers
carried
him
from
the
RIGOLETTO
is
an
operatic;
album
in
four
acts
with
a
cast
,
of
six
major
and
several
minor
church,
the
strains
of
"Home
on
tlie
Range"
echoed
through
the
r
'f.iljv7-7''"!
It
?
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I
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.
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'
REV.
CARMAN
LYNN
"Flying
Saucers
Are
they
the
fulfilment
o
Luke
Zl:ll?"
Sunday
7:30
m.
FULL
GOSPEL
TABERNACLE
m
6th
Ave.
W.
Green
33l
"lCe
.Church
where
happy
people
make
you
welcome"
Rev.
C.
W.
Lynu,
of
PcnticltfU,
continues
special
meetings
meetings
each
night
next
week
except
Monday
and
Saturday,
at
8
p.m.
SUNDAY
MORN
LN
Or
10:30
Sunday
School
11:30
Morninff
Worship
REV.
C.
FAWCETT
I
sillied
streets
of
the
town
r'rv
Doily
News
Won
Ad
parts.
The
story
takes
place
in)
the
city
of
Mantlca,
during
the
i
been
purchased,
says
General
Secretary
Jack
Stirn.
Meanwhile,
half
of
the
patron
memberships
for
this
year,
budgeted
at
$2500
have
been
subscribed.
Of
the
expected
$3,000
16th
century.
ACT
I
Introduces
the
dukej
who
Is
known
to
hold
intrigues
i
with
the
wives
of
the
court;
The
Answer
Wait
For
Sugarbush
,
Doris
Day
and
Frankie
Lane
Oh
How
Lovely
Cooks
the
Meat
'
A
Weaver
of
Dreams
...
Billy
Ecksline
Take
Me
Back
Heading
Back
to
Paradise
,--
Ink
Spots
I
Must
Say
Goodbye
A
R
P.M.
members,
but
he
has
seen
a
,
beautiful
midden
in
the
church:
in
donations,
about
one-quarter
has
been
received.
'If
this
year's
objective
is
attained,
I
believe
the
Centre
will
come
near
operating
without
a
deficit,"
said
Mr.
Stirn.
t
ve
Tried
a
Million
Times
:
Frankie
Carle
Festival
I'll
Walk
Alone
Louis
Armstrong
Kiss
of
Fire
Four
Aces
I
stood
at
the
gates
of
Heaven,
aod
.there.
Myriads
of
wondetous
angels,
were
knelt
in
reverent
prayer,
Atis'ng:
Marching
In
stately
array,
Triey
carried
the
yearnings
of
God's
cliilciren-who
pray.
Each
prayer
was
laid
upon
the
altar.
As
thev
passed
by,
Each
angel
was
given
a
loving
commandment,
By
our
Holy
Redeemer,
on
High.
An
angvsl
gave
me
a
message;
what
do
you
think
he
said?
Fear
not."
"You
too
sthall
live
with
Christ
forever,
It
was
for
sinners
like
you,
He
huiiifon
the
cross
and
bled."
O;
Walt
for
the
answer;
Answers
often
come,
right
after
you
pray.
You
do
not
realize
how
precious
and
holy,
will
be
the
gift
f
sent
from
Heaven,
Which
some
lovely
angel
may
bring
to
you
today.
1
MARVIN
BAUER.
I'm
Yours
I
Understand
V
and
has
changed
his
objective
j
The
court
jester,
who
Is
Rigo-
j
letto,
tells
the
duke
to
get
rid!
of
the
husbands.
The
nobleman
;
resolves
vengeance
for
this
on:
Rigoletto.
;
ACT
II
Rlgoielto's
caughtcr.
:
Gilda,
Is
the
beautiful
maid
in
j
the
church
with
whom
tha
Duke
:
has
fallen
in
love
and
in
this
scene
the
noblemen
abduct
the
jester's
daughter,
who
they
think
is
his
mistress.
ACT
HI
The
Duke
hears
of
the
abduction
and
the
jester
reveals
Gilda
is
his
daughter
when
he
pleads
for
her
safety.
i
Half
As
Much
:
n
Williams
Decoration
Day
Services
Combined
I.O.D.E.
and
Canadian
Legion
B.E.S.L
SUNDAY,
JUNE
22
Fall
in
2:30
p.m..
Legion
Building
Drori
trt
rnnt
a
oh
and
Legion
Plot
i
pt,
!
Turn
Back
the
Years
Lots
of
Music
IBERVILLE,
Que.
tCH)
Eight
hundred
musicians
from
all
over
Quebec
will
participate
in
the
annual
festival
Aug.
17
sponsored
by
the
Federation
of
Amateur
Bands
of
Quebec.
Thousands
Of
lovers
of
band
music
are
expected
to
attend.
Try
Daily
News
Wont
Ads
Kiss
By
Kiss
Elton
Britt
The
Tale
a
Sailor
Told
Somebody
Stole
My
Honey
Ernest
Tubb
My
Mother
Must
Have
Been
a
Girl
Like
You
Volunteers
with
ears
needed
for
transportation
V