icl
Jere
ailcS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
April
30,
1952
am
Little
Theatre
in
Action
Again
With
Two
Plays
I
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre!
Wnile
nie
o
the
acting
was
can
be
proud
of
itself
In
reviving
'
fine.
a
strong
lovt-making
scene
amateur
dramatics
in
the
com-1
was
weakened
by
the
leading
munity.
Although
only
a
smalllman
s
lack
of
enthusiasm.
Nina
audience
of
200
cheered
the
re-
Youngman
played
her
part
well
Mra.
R.
E.
Eyolfson
is
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince'
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
',
I
!i
Make
mealtime
refreshment
time
triea
di
(BarlLll
izn
IP
resident
Mr,
v.
iw;,,;
k.u
.
ui-t-n
eieci-
ed
president
of
the
Prince
r.
;
pert
Chapter
of
the
Registered
Nurses'
Association
r,f
h,-im..s,
Columbia.
Other
officers
are:
Vice-president,
Miss
Margaret
;
oLucmiy,
Miss
Mary
s,n-
!
wiaii,
ui-BBUicr,
MISS
K.
t,.
cVlLl).-
Zpttrt-i
return
to
the
stage
of
the
dra-
biuujj,
us
periormance
last
night,
of
two
one-act
nlavs
'Was
..e.n.Jyf
and
con-!
iueraoie
talent
If
audience,
reaction
is
to
be
used
a
a
criterion
of
judgment
the
rnmrfv.,(i..
Z
'
:Five
to
Five-Thirty"
would
gain
mcllw
over
the
mystery,
-Death
!
,,,iicB
4
message.
I
ui
snow-Sieal-
lng"
by
assisting
role
of
a
clean-
;
lng
woman
played
by
Jean
Mc-
Leod.
Briefly,
tne
story
centres
around
t.hr
NO
t,u
tinilht
uuuui
thn
me
comedy
i,,,.
had
a
"t'ptaraiice
oi
me
iwei
momp-green;
social
convener,
Mrs.
Ken
more
capable
cast
with
consid-
n-Pat
Bolton
team
during
in-
WllmOt,
DrOgram
COnVPnnr
Vlt-e
Pl-nhla
gmm..!
......
.
Ilsnnl..lnn
1
.
Ml.
y
r
A-
consider
themselves
in
"respec-
i
lor"-
Skit
enud
with
the
two
of
tWe"
positions
in
society
anrltnem
staggering
off
the
stage
are
faced
with
what
they
term
I
Aether.
"unresDectable"
aci
'0-year-old
mother.
!
Th
a.,
.
.
..
!
face
their
'
.
i
"iwuuci
WliJl
SUIIie
OI
the
things
she
has
hpoiv
...
'do
such
as
emerging
from
pub-
i
cleaning
woman);
and
Miss
Ile-jlic
drinking
places,
and
espec-
ana
Wltts.
as
Mrs.
Treotops.
.ially,
clothes-buying
sprees.
The
I
"Death
Writes
a
Message"
mother
is
supposed
to
be
sup-
Mii,s
Ni"a
Youngman
as
Sandra,
'ported
bv
thp
25
shmin.,
.
I
the
wife:
Mrs.
Hf't
tl
den
WnnH-
month
donations
from
eachislifc'
as
Ann.
the
sister;
Archie
vr
r-
DrJ,i,.
u
!"
1,;
J?6?1"'?
con-
vinti,
Mr.
Mrs.
A.
H.
Ogilvie.
Miss
Dorothy
Evenson
was
ap-
pointed
delegate
to
the
annual
j
meeting
of
the
Retrltiro,i
I
Nurses
Atssociation
of
British
!
i
Columbia
to
be
h;ld
In
Vktoria
May
810-
Next
meeting
of
the
rhantr
!
May
5
will
feature
a
talk
on
1
Kecent
DevelODments
in
ni.
:
cticr."
by
Miss
Jean
McLeotl
.
;
Mil.or
Bay
dietician.
Carth
njoijeJ
ij
i
If
JooAeli
ea
rl
lJo
omen
i
I
Cards
were
enjoyed
when
the'
Mooseheart
committee
of
the
I
Women
of
the
Moose
held
their,
monthly
meeting
at
the
hom
Mrs.
H.
Tweed.
!
Prize-winners
wvre
Mrs
J
Wilkinson
and
Mrs.
J.
Carr.
'
j
Others
present
were
Mrs
F
Oood,
Mrs.
H.
Paulson,
Mrs.
Wil-
1
klnson,
Mrs.
FIcwin,
Mrs.
A
S
'
Hamilton.
Mrs
Tavlnr
Mr.'
tj
I
weed,
Misg
Johnson
and
one
visitor,
Mrs.
McDougall
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Camera
Club
Organized
vive
l;
he
story
as
simDlv.
as
lne
conniving
wife
of
a
hus-
band
she
thinks
she
murdered
in
order
to
marry
her
secret
lover,
a
role
taken
by
Archie
MitcheU.
In
the
climax,
Kenneth
Boulter
appears
as
the
"murdered"
husband
and
tells
his
wife
that
'tne
explosion
she
set
off
in
the
Moratory
did
not
kill
him
but
his
helper.
"
11
vauuevme
.mil.
drew
heavy
applause
from
an
audience
well
pleased
with
the
slapstick
humor.
Thompson
as
a
P'ofcssor
tries
an
experimental
"cure
an
on
oii-.n,.
Thirty"Miss
Claire
Sirett,
Miss
Mari
uini
..
in....
Miller
thp
th
v..v
Mauguuia,
ma
(Jean
McLeod.
as
Mrs.
Boxer
(the
Mitchell
as
Frank,
the
broths-
Kenneth
Boulter
as
Clarke,
the
husband.
Gerry
Woodside
directed
the
satire,
Mr.
Bouuer
the
mystery.
rivals
-lolei
-Jlr
Prince
Rupert
H.
C.
Hushes.
Victoria-
.1
Hanna,
O.
W.
Philhpson
and
J
r,...-,.
,.
..
eyuan,
Vancouver;
M.
Dower,
Camnbeliton-
r
wh
q
u
'
uuuui
iera,
o.
t.ngei,
Victoira:
J.
Patter.
I
sen.
citv:
A
Aiiiv-itrht
irti,t
Kan;
r,
E.
Clifford.
Terrace-
v
Vancouver;
D.
S.
Neil-
s"-
Edmonton;
Mrs.
R.
Heath
uouk,
r.
V'
Claire.
Edmonton
i
J.
Safio.
Fashion
Wlierever
you
go,
ice-cold
Coke
is
almost
always
at
your
elbow.
It
belongs
beside
your
plate,
too.
Enjoy
it
right
from
the
frosty
bottle.
Imtfvdimq
Federal
5Wej
erf
fxcfse
Tmxm
Author
ima
bottUr
of
Cocaola
uniW
contret
with
Cou-Cota
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
132
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"Coke"
is
a
registered
trade-mark.
Monday
,
night
Sil
UV
by
the
Lllf
Ll,l
CCC
.
300
Jllll
...
li
:
..
lhe
....
dauehters
gasp
Club
with
Stan
H.ipi00'"'3'"
eir
foster
mother
il
tireproved
f
imrm
XX
SPEEDWAY
I
THE
HIGHWAY
JfS
PROBE
AIRWOMAN'S
DEATH
Thirty
witnesses
will
be
sub
poenaed
to
testify
at
an
Inquest
May
8
to
probe
the
poison
death
April
17
of
LAW.
Lottie
Machura.
27.
of
Alsnno
Man
The
girl
died
after
being
treated
at
Toronto's
suburban
Weston
Supply
Depot
at
which
she
was
stationed
and
three
hours
after
she
was
admitted
to
Sunnybiook
Veterans'
Hospital.
(CP
PHOTO)
R
ECIPES
Junelu
WALNCT
MACAROON
TORTE
1
cup
California
walnuts
3
fggs
34
cup
granulated
sugar
1
cup
finely
rolled
zwiebach
crumbs
i
1
teaspoon
baking
powder
U
teaspoon
salt
x,2
teaspoon
cinnamon
,2
cup
tart
red
jelly
2
cup
whipping
cream
Chop
walnuts
fine.
Beat
eegs
until
light,
and
gradually
beat
n
sugar.
Combine
crumbs,
walnuts,
baklig
powdjr,
salt
and
cinnamon
and
Told
in
egg
mixture.
Turn
into
greased
8-inch
square
pan.
Bake
in
moderately
slow
oven
i325'F.i
about
40
min-
utes
Cool
In
,r.-,n
With
jellv
anri
u'hlnnpH
-m,,,,
Cut
into
squares
to
serve.
Makes
nine
squares.
I
np
Cdajno
D
n
l
i
Rmn,i
"L
IZ
"cv
PncrTlO
ami
.
C
.,,.
..
,.
.B"'-,
tuiraiClH
Ul
UlOpia.
Suedes,
Benqalines,
Plastics,
Reptiles
and
Leathers
at
Footwear
Cup
Liquid.
R9.
3'c
purchase
of
BOWL
SET
I
Di
.
Duncan
alack
of
the
local
I
i
health
unit
left
on
today's
plane
i
lor
a
irip
to
Vancouver
on
official
business.
Mrs.
H.
M.
Dacaett
r?tnrnr-H
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to-
day
from
Vancouver
where
she
.
has
been
receiving
medical
treatment.
Harrv
Atkins,
ninn
'
and
meat
dealer
who
left
Prince
;
Rupert
a
good
many
years
ago,
continues
in
business.
He
is
now
'seated
at
Salmon
Arm.
j
M,
r,
M,
D
,
tu.
.
Bay
Hospital
staff
Is
sailing
to-morrow
night
on
the
Prince
Ru-
'pert
for
Vancouver.
She
will
be
accompanying
her
pireuU.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
F.
Haldt
of
Ottawa,
who
have
been
paying
a
visit
I
hre.
LONO
RECORD
!
N9W
OLASOOW,
N.S.
O
The
First
Presbyterian
Church
cele
brated
Us
166th
'
anniversary
:
here
with
services
at
which
Rt.
Rev.
Norman
Kennedy
of
Re-gina,
moderator
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada,
was
,
guest
speaker.
The
local
church
began
in
1786
under
the
name
james
nurcn.
Q
Baked
Hom
WITH
GLAZI
7
Simmer
214
lh.
tmnLnd
thnnl.
der
butt.
Remove
to
(hallow
paa
and
Kore
surface
in
diamond
ahapci.
Stud
with
doves.
In
saucepan
mix:
1
tabkspMn
salad
ail
2
toatpoonf
Caiman's
Mustard
Va
cup
brawn
sugar
3
toblaspoans
kt-icnup
3
tablstpaans
vinagar
Simmer
and
stir
until
blended
and
pour
over
ham.
Bake
at
ili'r.
tor
23
mios,
basunj
occasionally.
For
free
recipe
booklet.
write
to
Keckitt
Sc.
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
T.
Montreal
ckH
,"isvs-i
!rftless
cooking
1RLONOMICAL
rducef
food
nrnikage
and
cuo-erves
nutnureat.
2
LABOUR-SAVING
Fxactlv
the
right
heat
tt
the
flick
of
a
much.
AU
I
OMATIC
You
set
the
control
dock
and
go
shout
your
othrf
duties
and
pleasurei.
FAST
High
ipfed
units
instantly
ready
for
use.
No
waiting.
No
waste.
mi
No
smoke
or
toot
to
wil
5CI-f'AN
puts,
walls,
curtains.
6fOOL
All
the
heat
Roe
into
the
food-
none
tfito
the
kitchen.
No
mtti-hes,
no
flames,
o
7SAI-E
MYt
pipes
to,
overheat,
ACCl'R
ATF
Exactly
the
richt
8
temperatures
for
exactly
the
riyhr
length
or
time.
idem.
Other
offices
are
Miss
fJT
un-
AgnesMack,8ecretary-treLret!
fafre
for
the
thr
Owen
Bennett,
activities
chair!
In
'.l0
mther
mand.
and
Elmer
Van
Meer
in-
i
!a"
ior
lhe
muidpr
of
her
structor
and
advisor
.
huiband.
When
the
jail
Membership
will
be
limited
to
hrea""
mofh'cT
oTthf
fS
room
and
classes
will
be
held
"
but
uut
the
tne
loeIy-knit
iv
iru
each
Wednesdav
y
nlL-hr
hPm
be'ln-,
sequences
weaken
it
considerably
little
nhig
ning
ton
tonight
ght
as
regard
was
gjven
to
bujld
Club
plans
to
study
home
port-
a
strong
single
effect
ralture.
scenic
still
photography
"Death'
Writes
A
Message"
and
movie
camera
operating.
,;
employs
the
age-old
plot
of
a
j
mystery
revealed
by
the
last
'
mlnute
appearance
of
an
oft-Dolmage
Cnpt.
William
Dolmage
of
thf
Towing
Co.,
who
has
,
dlscussed
cllaracter
in
the
play
been
here
in
connection
with
ani.wno
Practically
relates
the
solu-;
experimental
log
shipment
from
;
tion-
Placards
could
have
told
.
ch
of
unciation
.
I.rljs
Olon
Hride
of
v-Mhausfr
,ariyn
J-an
Olson,
,',1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lars
Hi
Eighth
Avenue
West,
he
bride
of
Alfred
,r.
son
of
Mr.
and
t
hafhauser
of
Landls,
an.
when
morning
,.
held
recently
In
the
j
the
Annunciation
j!r
o.
P.
Mohan,
OM.l.
ceremony
tooli
r
The
c
.
irn..Af
auracuvc
aaam
Ian
(lowers
and
candles,
f
n
marriage
by
her
train
with
Illy
point
-,e
veil
with
satin
ap-i
"headdress
of
white
.
and
lily-of-thc-val-.rrir-rl
a
shower
bou-
Lerican
Beauty
roses
tulips.
.-on
swter
of
the
1
bridesmaid,
wearing
:n
Iloor
icngin
urcss
r.ing
bonnet,
carrying
pink
and
white
car-
fcaureen
Stokes
was
in
pale
blue
floor
.ndie
dress
and
bon-a
floral
nosegay.
5tlia(hauscr,
brother
is,
was
groomsman.
.dred
invited
guests
I
reception
which
was
l
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
the
happy
occasion.
;
tabic,
covered
with
lace
cloth
adorned
uls
and
pink
candles,
ha
with
a
three-tier
ke
which
was
duly
bride.
the
bride
was
pro-us
Mostad.
fc
s
mother,
in
navy
r.avy
accessories,
as-
f.
receiving
of
giiesm.
Mrs.
Leonard
Schaf-:
family
of
Terrace
city
for
the
ed-
Leavitt,
Miss
Muriel
Judy
Nelson
and
1
Hatiand
rearing
v-es.
servud
refresh-
ig
was
happily
spent
o
the
strains
of
Alike
ordion
music.
I
'
have
taken
uu
groom
Is
an
cm-iiumoia
ttllulo.se
at
ui.
The
bride
is
on
the
Pioneer
Laun-
v
M
tnmneq
'J
WtJJbuj
fs.
William
Crulck-Ifavliiu
next,
u-.-ji
'-;
where
they
will
Wing
May
16
of
i,t)(,rt.
to
Miss
Mar.
(if
Uq
nftmi-
Jjctshank
will
leave
I
truickshank
on
p
cdding
will
be
rector
of
St.
:can
Church.
Seal
-oum.
well
known
wy,
Is
now
located
?ders
P
attend.
1
103c.
night
8
p.m.
'
Business-
.
vuuven-J)
(
Wogates.
Every-ltc)
Fttilia
rv
r
p
meeting
Mny
1,
U02c)
iMc
Tea,
Odd-
-vmuiiy
2
p
m
103o)
''tttino
In
,
.
0
"wrai
AS-
IurtH
tbi-H
dtl,SaU-s.
tonven-;
Evcry-
Utc)
Paror
N'T
WAVING,
"i,ti
Reaching
0Ur
hnir
r"v
Styled
by
JS
FREW
Blue
774
g0Wan
fl
daughter.
Mother
settles
tne
daughters'
suspicions,
finally
by
tellin"
them
she
sold
an
oil
painting
haneine
over
tho
f,,.,i
15,000
pounds.
Then
she
'tells
I
'ner
daughters
that
because
of
i
their
suspicions
she
will
cut
them
out
of
ner
wil1'
tnat
she
wiU
leavc
London
to
travel,
tak-
lnK
witn
hcr
tne
cleaning
wo-:
man
as
a
travelling
comnaninn
1
it
scummy
uiaiu
has
made
one
appearance
in
the
ninu
this
tim
i.i
v."..
J
""21.
"
6
"uu,m
.iik:
UUUKIIMTS
WHO
trHt.
llnr
i
If..
I
"scum."
The
daughters
arp
ri.
traught
at
their
mothers
intentions.
Sh
s
;n
n;:
"!i:'
:
"
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otU1"'
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,,
,
,
KnV
,
1
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m-
i
iK.
m
WHEN
ONLY
8
"7
to'
'
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
I
:
dispUytd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
j
bv
the
Government
ol
Btitish
Colimoi.
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MEASURING
CUPS
Vancouver
to
Watson
Island,
loft
by
yesterday's
plane
on
his
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to
Vancouver.
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Prince
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