Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
22,
1954
Sales
Boost
Bo-Me-Hi
Funds
For
Trip
South
Reg
King
Steals
Show
As
Concert
Fills
House
-
v
r
i
1
v
1
Plans
for
a
trip
south
to
;
Kitlmat
for
Booth
Memorial
High
School
basketballers
were
given
a
financial
boost
Satur-
-day
when
team
members
raised
a
total
of
$315
at
ruramt.ee
and
bake
sales
in
downtown
Prince
'
Rupert.
The
boys'
and
eirls'
teams
hive
been
Invited
to
Kitimat
:
March
1
and
2
for
a
return
engagement
with
Kitlmat
High
school
players
who
played
their
first
away-from
-home
game
here
February
13.
The
school
board
has
eiven
the
teams
oer-
panied
by
Mrs.
Bill
Glass
at
the
piano.
Another
act
that
rated
with
the
audience
was
an
acrobatic
display
by
Sonja
Selvig,
Sonja
Hansen
and
Pat
Pierce
with
Beryl
Karososky.
Two
recently-arrived
Italians,
Batista
and
Carmen
Bernardo
were
called
back
for
an
encore
after
their
performance
with
a
mandolin
and
guitar.
Norah
Thompson,
who
also
played
a
duet
with
Mr.
Kraup-rer.
was
accompanist
for
most
of
the
acts.
A
man
with
a
story
stole
the
show
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Sunday
night
as
another
in
the
winter
series
of
variety
concert
drew
a
capacity
audience.
The
story
of
"Who
Flung
Mud"
was
told
by
Reg
King,
who
was
received
with
great
clapping
and
cheering
as
he
stepped
on
stage
to
tell
his
tale.
His
performance,
that
of
a
group
of
Japanese
dancers
from
Port
Edward
and
a
group
of
Buddy
Tnff's
tap
dancers
livened
otherwise
siow
anci
aj,
times,
dull
concert.
The
show,
entitled
"International
Varieties,"
was
under
the
direction
of
Werner
Jensen
In
aid
of
the
Elks
"Save
the
Child
!
mission
to
make
the
trip
and
Legion
of
Moose
Stages
Socia
Members
of
the
Legion
of
the
Moose
played
host
to
Moose
Lodge
members
at
an
enjoyable
ren
Fund."
The
show
pot.
underway
at
9
o'clock
with
Hugo
Kraupner
at
the
consol
of
the
Hammond
organ
and
included
a
wide
variety
of
acts.
DELAYS
BETrtEEN
ACTS
Except.
for
long
pauses
between
acts,
the
audience
greeted
each
performance
with
fair-sized
applause,
but
the
delays
became
THE
COMBINED
AGE
of
the
string
instrum
;nts
around
Ralph
Ginsburgh
Is
just
over
eight
centuries.
They
are
used
by
his
concert
ensem
lie
in
the
Victorian
Room
of
the
Palmer
House
and
have
been
heard
over
major
radio
net
vorks
during
some
20.000
broadcasts.
Each
Instrument
is
about
200
years
old,
made
by'musi;al
craftsmen
of
17th
and
18th
Century
Europe.
social
Friday
evening,
at
which
the
youngsters
hive
been
busy
raising
funds
for
the
event.
At
the
bake
cale,
featuring
a
bin
cake
'decorated
In
Bd-Mc-.
HI
colors
and
a
food
rnmncr
rri7,
the
vounester
raised
$175.
The
rummage
sale
netted
$140.
The
Bo-Me-Hi
cake,
donated
.
by
Shirley
Hosan
was
won
by
Mrs.
B.
C.
Rudolph,
1155
Seventh
Avenue
East
and
the
food
hamper
went
to
Mrs.
O.
H.
John-,
j
son,
1074
Seventh
Avenue
East.,
I
Assisting
the
students
at
the.
i
sales
were
Mrs.
A.
Carlson,
Mrs,
I
R.
Farmer.
Mrs.
,
H.
Hallidav,
I
Mrs.
R.
Jones.
Mrs.
H.
LindsethJ
Mrs.
H.
Knutsen
and
Mrs.
H.
I
Hansen,
some
members
of
the.
Booth
Parent-Teacher
Associa-,
I
tion.
card
games
were
featured.
Mrs.
R.
Cormier
and
E.
Neilson
won
card
prizes
and
the
dor
prle.
a
larne
box
of
chocolates.
went
to
Mrs.
James
Parks.
Wlndinit
up
tne
evening's
fun
lllarhs
isirllulatj
oil
in
Tasmanian
Parliament
Opened
By
Queen
in
Colorful
Rites
HOBART,
Tasmania
(CP)
and
a
white
mink
stole.
The
Queen
Elizabeth
today
opened
Duke
of
Edinburgh
was
in
the
the
Tasmanian
.state
parliament
!
blue
uniform
of
an
admiral
of
in
the
most
intimate
official
the
fleet.
was
dancing
and
entertainment.
Music
was
provided
by
Jean
de
Carlo
assisted
by
Bob
Taylor
and
George
Robinson.
;l
MIATATIVF.
are
Marioric
Leeman
and
Gerry
I,.!,
:is
"Stella
and
Stanley
Kowolski"
In
the
l,:i,(ii.(ion
"A
Streetcar
Named
Desire."
The
Williams,
is
classed
among
the
finest
written
writers
and
is
directed
by
Ian
Dubbie.
Opening
liitrc
Monday,
March
1,
the
play
will
run
two
iVilli
Kecepli
on
1
the
main
subject
of
objection.
The
theatre
was
filled
several
minutes
before
starting
time
and
some
citizens
were
turned
away
because
of
lack
of
seats.
Mrs.
Tanaka's
dancing
girls
from
Port
Edward
were
very
colorful
and
the
costumes
of
the
Japanese
girls
were
outstanding.
In
the
Civic
Centre
dancing
class
were:
Georgina
Ferguson,
Dlanna
Peterson,
Evelyn
Rowe,
Gladys
Grimolfson,
Anna
Colus-si,
Galla
Grimolfson,
Leona
Rit
The
to
Kitlmat
is
ex-,
trip
The
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Wo-1
men's
Breakfast
club
mark-d
!M
f?0
co?
l,he
gr"p
ab?llt
Proceeds
from
the
sales
second
anniversary
yesterday
af-
'
can
.
j
roup
i
2)au
ception
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Joe
Sums
1954
President
ceremony
thus
far
on
her
royal
'
tour
of
the
Commonwealth.
It
was
an
impressive
and
colorful
cfremony
despite
the
overcast
sky
and
the
rain
which
stopped
temporarily
just
before
the
Queen
arrived.
j
She
made
her
way
through
flower
gardens
in
full
bloom
to
the
tiny
legislative
council
Report
on
a
successful
dance
team
members
for
the
past
few:
weeks,
will
go
to
the
student'
council
which
In
turn
probably'
will
make
a
grant
to
the
teams
mverlns
a
larare
cart
of
the
elyn
Bolton,
Belmont
Apartments,
for
which
Mrs.
Bolton
and
club
president
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie
were
co-hostesses.
unil
-la
hin
cj
Jo
ise
Joftic
Of
Wetting
was
heard
at
the
weekly
meeting
nee
Rupert
Aero
Club
chie,
Valarie
Kehne,
Faye
Rowe,
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
of
St.
Peters
Seal
The
anniversary
party
k
'
'
travel
costs.
Cove
church.
Lynn
Roberts,
Beverly
Loucks,
Jenny
Mulhern,
Tannis
Bird
and
Carol
Loucks.
They
were
accom
marked
the
f.st
occasion
in,
The
dance
was
held
last
Friday
whicn
huf
bands
were
included
1
t""u'
ie
vfu'.-en
shl
,n
a
-
Election
of
officers,
reports
on
chair
carved
by
convict
labor!
lhe
past
ycar.g
activiUes
and
in
club
activities.
with
prizes
awarded
for
spot
yi
Burns
is
the
Aero
club.
o(
the
Prince
After
reading
of
reports.
Bob
ii
!
Kelsey
in
a
brief
talk
to
mern-
tlycr
and
insur-
bers,
their
wives
and
friends,
.us
elected
at
the
'stressed
the
necessity
of
care
in
in
e
e
l
i
n
g
and
i
flying.
dances
and
the
new
"moon
.
.
"
lu"
I
I
fund-raising
fund-raising
plans
plans
will
will
high-
dance"
featured.
The
AYPA
Spring
flowers
graced
th?
rooms
for
the
"after-five"
party
1
at
which
the
50
guests
enjoyed'
delicious
refreshments.
!
vici.
setiieniern.
Opposite
here
was
a
painting
of
the
young
Queen
Victoria
i
light
tonight's
annual
member-'
ship
meeting
of
the
Museum
of
'
Northern
B.C.,
scheduled
for
8
Saturday
mHlit
rArTlov
thanked
members
of
the
Teen
Club
for
postponing
their
dance,
scheduled
for
Friday,
until
February
26.
i.Im'V
rhirf
chief
in-
in-
i
i
f-osli-r
don
led
W
nneri
ll
lamed
llJij
11
loose
Worn
en
Judging
of
posters
advertLsini
tie
flUKesieu
to
yuur.g
pilots
club
1
of
12
graduates
that
ground
care
Is
"just
as
im
Tasmania
!
P
m-
in
the
Clvic
Cp"tre'
place
since
scn
after
started
governing
itself
in
1855.
i
Retiring
president
F.
E.
An-Spectators
sat
within
six
fect!flP'ct-
who
has
urged
all
mem-
THIS
WEEK
The
young
people's
group
also
planned
to
apply
for
its
charter.
r.ps
from
Kelsey
portant
as
flying
care"
and
told
of
incidents
across
Canada
where
students
have
survived
crashes
Hun
of
(ifliceis.
graduates
were
caused
by
carelessness.
a
:
forthcoming
variety
show
highlighted
the
last
meeting
of
of
the
sovereign
as
she
read
a
Bers
to
attena
tne
session,
win
brief.
Jour-minute
speech
which
report
on
the
museum's
work
j
outlined
the
government's
pro-
during
1953,
and
the
new
scheme
;
gram
for
Jie
coming
session,
j
whereby
a
tourist
bureau
will
be
1
The
Queen
said
she
felt
it
a
set
up
in
the
museum
will
be
i
happy
coincidence
to
visit
Tas-
discussed.
j
mania
during
the
celebrations
Every
subscriber
to
the
public
'
of
the
first
British
occupation
relations
treasury
fund
in
con-
the
Women
of
the
Moose
here.
Library
Assails
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OV1
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cale
Group
Firing
Annual
membership
meeting
of
the
Museum
of
Northern
B.C.
tenisht
at
the
Civic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
Officers
and
directors
for
19
4
will
be
elected.
The
'film,
"Battle
of
China"
will
be
shown
Teusday,
Feb.
23
at
7:30
p.m.
in
the
Legion
Auditorium,
open
to
the
public.
No
admittance
charge.
Barbara
Smith,
Eloi.se
Lahli
and
Kathy
Saunders
were
,
i
He
stressed
also
the
necessity
socretary-treas-
,
sorurcly
t(,
i
'fl.Lts
here
'(after
'
T
yrar,
w
as
elect-
'
i
pliots
dock-M
lent
and
Len
i
,
,
,
,,
Kelst'v
further
praised
all
mis
Hotian
I
i
members
of
the
Rupert
club
for
wl
were:
Pat
.i,i
Qf
iv,
ninK
awarded
first,
second
and
thirl
prize
respectively
In
'he
contest
of
the
island
150
years
ago.
nection
with
the
tourist
bureau.
.staged
for
students
of
Annuncia
tion
scho.il.
with
the--
Judae-
praising
all
entries
for
their
wc.s
Inaugurated
and
said
that
because
of
"your
good
work,
our
Insurance
rate
has
been
reduced
1
fstmim
1
originality
and
composition.
The
posters
will
be
placed
in
several
downtown
stores
to
ad
"The
Pacinc
members
of
my
is
automatically
a
member
of
the
;
realm
are
taking
an
increas-
museum,
and
eligible
to
attend;
Ingly
important
pau
in
the
af-
tonight's
meeting,
fairs
of
the
Commonwealth
and
a
r.iaior
feature
oi
the
session
of
the
world,
and
I
am
deeply
w
hi
c
discussion
of
financing
of
interested
in
your
progress
and
the
museum,
which
last
year
continued
prosperity,"
she
said.
was
bc.osti
''
by
the
Cft-tnt
Wora-
The
Queen
wore
a
pure
white
"-pBirtst
Club,
through
a
silk
gown
with
a
clump
of
white
concert
raising
$300
and
a
tag
loses
and
liiac
on
her
left
hip
day
project.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The'BritLsh
j
Columbia
Library
Association
!
took
a
firm
stand
Sunday
against
I
the
dismissal
of
Victoria
public
1
librarv
employee
John
Marshall
for
alleged
Communist
sympathies.
A
necial
meo'intr
attended
bv
100
persons
condemned
the
action
taken
by
the
Victoria
library
board
and
gave
Marshall
a
letter
of
recommendation
up-hrdrUr
his
nc
onat
Inteirtty
vertise
'Varieties
of
'54''
to
be
Iui.u
Hague,
,
W
S
Kem,
!)r
.0.
W.
Fiddes.
1
'.or
lapel
'
pins'
'!'.
Doug
Ha'Uie.
-n
Rlrlr'V,
I
.on
m
Black,
Pat
Mali
hens,
Jee
ir.t.
Bruce
Mal-K.iarrtal.
i
tlrer
private
i';t:r
c
iviietir.g
:
.1
tr.
Rupert
by
30
per
cent."
Fred
llogiin
in
his
annual
report
said
the
club
ended
the
year
with
$34.93
Ut
the
good
after
expenses
totalling
more
than
$9
000
were
paid.
Club
members
had
628
hours
p:ecnled
by
the
Women
of
I
It?
n-
March
7
in
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
meetina
aso
saw
prose
-i-
KIDNEY
ACIDS
RobyourRest..
Mtny
people
never
$tm
t
f
et
a
fW
nifht'i
rest
Tbtj
turn
ami
to
Mame
it
n
'nerve
when
k
nuy
be
their
kidneys.
Healthr
kidneys
filter
poisons
and
excess
acids
from
She
blood.
Jf
they
fail
and
impurities
stay
in
the
systemdisturbed
rest
often
follows.
If
you
don't
rest
well
aet
and
use
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd'a
help
the
kidneys
so
that
you
can
rest
better
and
feel
better.
1
36
Dodds
Kidney
Pills
of
flying
time
during
the
year
j
tauon
oi
it
enrome
chuhr
iu
mc
15:t
more
than
that
logged
in
group
by
the
membership
com-1952
mittee.
four
Own
Togs
With
Careful
Detail
No
r""Pnns
vnfg
rivpn
at
the
time
of
Marshall's
dismissal
as
book-mobile
director
for
the
library
last
month,
but
It
was
reported
to
be
because
of
his
past
associations
with
leftist
organizations.
Mr.
Marshall
said
at
the
meeting
he
was
not
a
member
of
anv
oo!iti.l
partv.
"I
firmly
believe
in
the
democratic
n'av
I
am
also
a
loyal
Canadian."
gh-Fashion,
Low-Priced
Wardrobe
WE
MOVE
WITH
CARE
ANYWHERE
You
can
entrust
your
finest
furniture
pieces
to
us
with
confidence
in
their
safe-and-.
sound
delivery,
t
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
to
fitting
problems.
Mome
dressmaking
courses
stress
the
principles
of
selecting
styles
to
suit
individual
figure
PoU
Off:.
fur
style,
this
dressmaking.
Even
veterans
at
s.'.n.g
is
a
joy
sewing
drop
in
every
so
often
a
ta.,liinn-iiniit
l.nra
to
keep
up
with
the
new
Hit
.ell.
without
stitching
methods
we
develop."
'k-
!
A
number
of
new
features
have
i;"icy
a
nvti-
been
introduced
by
sewing
take
to
the
new
'
centres
to
help
the
growing
army
Hit
ym
pr"fer
'
6f
home
dressmakers.
Local
iii-)!u;ee
or
a
centres
give
tips
on
how
to
sew
s
he
a
t
ti.
the:
with
the
new
.synthetics
and
f
ulio
scores
i:;
blends.
They
recommend
the
types.
Fashion
stitching
Is
a
new
machine
embroidery
technique
that
needs
no
attachments.
This
($3.55)
LOCAL
OK
LONG
DISTANCE
is
a
nietho'i
of
giving
a
dress
a
M10
professional
finish
that
any
woman
can
pick
up
after
a
few
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LINDSAY'S
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demonstrations.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Limited
This
jdvertisement
is
nol
publistied
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
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Columbil
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it
to
Lindsay's"
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The
Post
Orflcc
department
will
issue
four
new
riesicn
nost-c?e
stumps
on
Anril
1.
Postmaster
Oeneral
Alclde
Cote,
announced
todav.
One
stamp
will
nnrtray
a
likeness
of
Queen
Elizabeth
If
and
th
other
three
ftnmns
will
depict
Canadian
wildlife.
1
Th
stamp
portraying
the
i'
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rent
res
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the
time
To
Pick
Out
That
Queen,
was
engraved
from
a!
photograph
supplied
by
the
Dor-cihy
Wllriin?
Portraits,
Limited,
of
Indon
and
will
be
a
5c
de-pomination.
This
stamp
will
be
used
for
several
years.
The
same
''e'Vn
In
other
values
will
be
t'ir
vilue.
Notv
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stitches
to
the
W.it'li
spMin
al-Imish,
s-e
how
r1
and
r.titched.
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of
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bor'ne
to
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r
incertion.
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and
pockets.
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da'-ts,
ton
quality
0f
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BULOVA
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
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of
1
ho
n.-i.-p
,
issued
later.
A
15o
black
samn
will
illus-frate
a
gannet
in
flight
against
a
night
sky.
The
design
for
this
.ramp
was
created
by
Laurence
Hyde
of
Ottawa.
The
gannet
was
felected
as
an
appropriate
symbol
for
the
I5p
stamp
which
1
used
extensively
for
air
mail.
A
grey
colored
4c
stamp
will
Illustrate
a
walrus
and
a
blue
oloured
5e
slump
will
Illustrate
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Viri.E
actor
and
comedian.
Maurice
Chevalier,
seems
to
have
a
hard
time
deciding
which
hat
to
choose
in
a
Rome
store.-
The
top
Iwt
(top
left)
in
black
silk
pinches
Just
a
little
about
the
cars,
and
besides
it's
not
my
type,
says
his
expression.
Ah.
this
soft
wool
cap
Uop
right
I
is
just
right
for
the
racing
season.
How
is
that
(bottom
left
I
for
a
Texan
from
Parce,
heh?
But
certainly
not
the
bowled
hat
(bottom
ricchti.
she
is
ugly,
no?
The
famous
straw
hat?
He
came
into
the
store
with
that
on.
a
beaver.
These
two
stamps
will
short
term
commemorative
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nn-etin
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Monday,
Feb.
22
8
p.m.
Social.
Souure
dancing.
Sonja
ladies
invited.
Ut
0
Regular
monthly
mectlna
of
tho
Moose.
8
n.m.
Tuesday.
Feb.
23.
All
members
please
attend.
(45)
0
C.C.F.
Club
meeting,
Tues
BUILDERS
and
CONTRACTORS
New
Construction
end
Repair
Work
215
First
Avenue
West
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Collar
and
cuffs'
and
the
sewing
details
make
a
successful
shirt.
Sewing
centres
recommend
facing
with
muslin,
reinforcing
comers
with
.back-stltchlr.
and
cartful
clipping
or
raw
inside
edges
at
corners
and
along
seam
lines.
This
insures
the
smooth
points
that
give
your
shirt
that
custom-made
look
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