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a
i
Prince
Kupert
Daily
Newi
Wednesday.
December
18,
l53
Habus
Completed
For
Rupert
District
venth
Annual
Music,
Drama
Festival
oI!icKll
syllabus
has
been
,
classes
will
be
Burton
L.
chief
Kurth.i
supervisor
of
music
ih
the
,or
thr,.1rV.rtMu?te
frmS
8nd
music
order:
Vancouver
stnoo
Tc
Li
p!
Music
.nrt
and
I
f
District
forms
EJpert
are
enclosed
In
the
15
adjudicaior
.
sylla-!
years,
'
ine
"e
aJ"i.awr
ir
lor
iwiva
and
musicians!
bus
which
ot.
MASTERED
THE
MAGICN
Or
LIGHT,
FLUFFY
BAKING!
J
JC
1
USE
PURITY
FLOUR
..
.
SEE
THE
FRIZES
I'M
TAKINGly
Business
Women
Enjoy
Yuletide
Dinner
Party
,
Gleaming
candles
and
glossy
holly
formed
the
decorative
theme
at
a
Christmas
buffet
jinner
party
enjoyed
by
members
of
the
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Club
at
the
home
of
Miss
Frances
and
Joan
Cross
ast
night.
Twenty-one
members
and
i1"-
.
.....
-M
ciaa&es
in
uiaiiia
ana
eineuunn
titan
nm.
nrt
o
il
inrousnoui
me
ine
musical
section,
five
classes
been
named
as
yet.
.
in
drama
and
three
in
elocution,
Mr.
Kurui,
adjudicator
here
In
TOlir
In
rhnro
nunl.
i
inc.
ire
studying
it,
ordering
,r,(j
starting
the
months
tice
to
prepare
them
for
sprii
g
musical
event.
i
In
i
kub
aim
nve
iwi,
nas
Deen
connected
with
dancing.
the
tesuvai
movement
lor
over
MWfil
111
Arjudlcator
for
all
m
u
1
c
30
years
as
competitor,
syllabus
guests
attended
the
affair
at
compiler,
song-wi
iter.
ana
aaju-dlcator.
He
nas
had
45
years
experience
as
a
choral
conductor.
tntry
lees
for
next
springs
festival
have
been
set
at
5u
cenis
for
solo
entries
ana
$1
lor
group
entries.
The
entries
must
reacn
the
lestival
secretary,
Mrs.
E.
'
;
i
r.
H
H
.mA
W.
Becker,
by
March
15.
r
wmcn
a
silver
souvenir
ciuu
spoon
was
presented
to
Miss
Mary
MacMillan,
who
is
leaving
on
behalf
of
the
members.
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
showing
of
colored
slides
taken
in
England
and
the
continent
by
Mrs.
Mary
Winston.
The
dinner
was
convened
by
Mrs.
E.
Farmer,
Mrs.
J.
Laurie,
Miss
Evic
Rlvctt,
Miss
Audrey
...itdmost
The
musical
section
of
the
:f
syllabus
includes
classes
in
lun
:
lor
choral
work,
vocal
solos
and
duets,
violin
solos
and
duets,
accordion
solos
and
ensembles.
MRS.
I.
LEGAl'LT
of
Cornwall,
Out.,
displays
a
model
sailing
ship
constructed
of
8.000
toothpicks,
built
by
a
former
boarder
at
her
huaie.
The
boat
L
the
handiwork
cf
Yvan
Trcn.pc,
a
construction
worker
formerly
employed
in
Cornwall,
now
living
in
Montreal!
Prize-winners
like
Purity,
the
all-purpose
Flour
that
gives
new
life
to
your
baking
.
.
.
so
light
it
almost
floats
WrathaU
and
Miss
Lillian
Was-luta.
The
club's
major,
Christmas
project
will
be
presentation
of
gifts
to
the
Pioneer
Men's
home
in
Prince
Rupert.
Woman
Editor
Starts
Crusade
To
Help
Unemployed
Miners
away!
,
Purity
Flour
works
wonders
whatever
you're
baking
.
.
.
makes
bread
and
cakes
lighter-cookies
tastier
pie
crusts
and
pastries
flakier.
instrumental
groups
and
organ
solos,
as
well
as
a
wide
variety
of
pianoforte
classes.
In
the
latter
there
are
general
classes
for
all
age
groups
as
well
as
classes
in
Bach,
Beethoven
and
Chopin
and
a
class
for
Sonatinas.
The
drama
section
includes
plays
by
elementary
schools,
junior
high
schools
or
any
organized
group
under
18,
high
schools,
adult
or
open,
and
finally,
a
scene
from
Shakespeare's
plays,
involving
at
least
two
characters.
The
syllabus
provides
for
seven
classes
in
elocution,
for
youngsters
in
grades
one
to
eight,
and
four
classes
in
choral
speaking,
also
for
grades
one
to
eight.
the
unemployed
coal
miners
of
industrial
Cape
Breton.
Kay
Desjardln's
idea
of
getting
people
to
send
the
cash
ANTIGONISH,
N.S.
(CP)
A
blonde,
peppery
newspaper
woman
has
started
a
crusade
in
this
pastoral
college
town
to
help
For
your
family,
there's
mftre
food
benefit
in
Purity
Flour
too,
because
it's
Vitamin-Enriched.
Try
this
all-purpose
Flour
for
prize-winning
baking
light-
as-a-feather
Purity!
King
Ed
Concert
Uadln
Becl,.es
Wins
Approva
equivalent
of
a
.Christmas
gift
to
the
Miners'
Assistance
Fund
in
Glace
Bay
has
gained
the
town's
support.
Mrs.
Despardins,
editor
of
the
periodical
Martime
Co-operator,
the
voice
of
co-operation
in
eastern
Canada,
and
mother
of
four
children,
says
she
is
tired
of
gift-trading
among
those
who
iliH'liMilti
i
1
I
IT1IH
I
,.f
i
.
anii"-
anaaa'.
-
-
1
1
Another
it
ki
aplE
NUT
LOAF
"
'5
"
,
n,
-
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1
..
...Mim
.
"
l
Jill
MM.
i
i
Of
Big
Audience
Students
of
grades
four,
five
and
six
at
Kins
Edward
school
Dancing
classes,
five
in
all.
In
clude
ballet
or
acrobatic,
tap,
Scottish,
folk
and
character
last
night
provided
a
large
au-
have
plenty.
What
about
the
families
of
r
km;
IMMY
LOU
KK1.LY
is
prepared
for
a
brief
fl.
name
by
make-up
artist
Vlnce
Romero
and
hair-
:bM
Kirkpatrlrk
lelt
t
at
a
movie
studio
in
Hollywood.
:-jear-oiu
Miss
Kelly,
recently
named
most-beautiful
nurse
II
Western
states,
turned
down
a
film
offer
following
vur.iifc
in
"Magnificent
Obsession."
aience
wun
enjoyame
enier-
tainment
as
they
put
on
tlv?
dancing.
,
The
festival
Is
scheduled
to
open
May
11,
winding
up
May
14
xl
teaspoon
salt
'A
chopped
date.
.yrup
tli
cups
MBTHOIl:
,
.
large
bowl.
sprmU"
"
2.
silt
flour,
measure.
melted
sift
""nm.,.ture
,dd
maple
ayP-
e
those
546
unemployed
miners
in
Cape
Breton?
It's
going
to
be
a
pretty
drab
Christmas
for
them."
Unemployment
b
e
n
e
f
1
1
s
for
nearly
a
third
of
the
miners
has
"run
out."
Most
of
the
unemployed
belonged
to
the
1.200-man
working
force
at
Dominion
Coal
Company's
No.
IB
mine
at
Glace
Bay,
which
closed
this
summer
first
of
the
school's
two
Christmas
concerts.
A
highlight
of
the
evenin.j
was
the
excellent
singing.
This
was
demonstrated
particularly
in
their
operetta,
"The
Lost
Doll,"
an
amusing
performance
which
had
as
its
setting
a
store
where
a
mother
and
her
daughter
are
doing
some
Christmas
with
a
grand
concert
in
which
some
of
the
contestants
whose
performances
have
been
termed
outstanding
by
adjudicators,
will
be
Invited
to
take
part.
The
syllabus
committee
of
the
festival
association
includes
Bister
Mary
Lawrence,
convener,
Mrs.
i.
C.
Gllker,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Mrs.
C.
Anderson,
Peter
Lien
and
Miss
M.
Way.
90
syal
Purple
Plans
Christmas
d
to
Needy,
Enjoy
Party
I"r
(
l.ristnm.s
project-
and
authorized
donation
of
$25
ru.,,,:l
ot
a
meeting
i
to
the
Canada
Save
the
Chll-r,;iht
of
the
Ladies'
of
:
dren
Fund.
,i
I'
!:;,lc.
followed
by
I
wiuhiir,!,,
f
.v..
-v,.t
..,
1
for
mechanization
and
nas
so
far
rehired
only
half
the
original
force.
Desjardin's
co-workers
and
the
staff
of
St.
Francis
Xavier
Uni
8
tTght
tmTn
.
cool
puce.
a.x.l
Vul"tld(
party
shopping.
Members
of
the
chorus
appeared
on
the
starce
as
Christmas
gifts
for
the
shoppers'
inspection.
Their
musical
numbers
were
original
and
well
ichearsed.
Good
acting
featured
ti
c
other
main
performance,
"The
Wise
oCocat
Si
onli
lld
(krol
It
erli
oocl
'
ml
roup
approved
a
lan
a
Sill
loud
hani-i-r
riy
Luinly
at
billler
Bay
PURITY
FLOUR
MILLS
LIMITED
Mfferiof
MfyCnktUim,
fwity
f
wCrwf
Mix,
party
was
a
"visit
from
Santa
Claus
who
distributed
gifts
to
the
members.
A
earol
sing-song
was
enjoyed
and
refreshments
were
served
to
wind
up
the
party.
Mrs.
R.
Boychuk.
Mrs.
J5.
Purify
O0fi
and
Fmw
hWl.
'tec
col
ca
i
'
I
II
'
'
rwrnufw.
if
y
i
f"
I
versity's
extension
department
,
rallied
around
the
editor
an
announced
the
scheme
in
a
ser-.
ies
of
radio
broadcasts.
..
1
The
university's
student
body
dena'ed
$'100.
i
In
town
school
children
decided
to
send
their
Christmas
gifts
'o
the
families
of
unemployed
miners.
1'y.xs
plated
in
churches
have
iacownted
lot
considerable
aa-
Men
of
Gothic,"
,in
which
the
players
showed
a
fine
craijj
of
comrdv.
CI
-ur
cn-inclaui-n
cf
thtnr
iines
mode
it
possible
to
er!cy
the
play'
to
lis
fullist.
Christmas
carols
and
community
sinring
renmded
out
thu
plea.saiit
occasion.
An
cnteriain-
A
donation
of
$"j0
for.
the
Brotherhood
fund
of
Canadian
Scouting
wp.s
approved
at
th
annual
meeting
of
the
Prlnee
Rupert
District
Scout
Association.
The
Brotherhood
Fund
Is
used
to
assist
Scouts
and
others
Clapp,
Mrs.
S.
Dominate
and
Mrs.
O.
Gerrard
were
In
charge
of
entertainment,
while
Mrs.
E.
Moore,
Mrs.
R.
Holkestad.
Mrs.
F.
Elliott
and
Mrs.
T.
Mosely
,
served
refreshments.
A
set
of
silverware
was
won
by
Lulgl
Giordano.
numher
ellei
"Den
Bills
In
case
of
disasters
In
Canada
I
hut
Pimiffl
Pavs
Th
-m
All
"
drew
'
sisinnce.
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
Newt
Classified
or
other
countries.
The
group
also
approved
a
donation
of
$25
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
planned
to
re-join
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council.
particularly
warm
applause.
1
Kt.
Francis
students,
who
nor-The
concerts
are
being
Riven
mally
give
a
cash
present
to
the
in
the
school's
auditorium.
The
priest-perfect
of
their
building
at
second,
to
be
given
Thursday
.
ChriMmas.
sent
their
collections
night,
will
be
put
on
by
chil-'
with
the
hearty
endorsements
of
orcjii
of
,
the
ptimary
classes.
!
iim,
intended
recipients.
den
red
TO
YOUR
NEW
TttlWIlTfi1H'fS','',l'lt
KWttWtt
;
I
Only
"
7
Days
Til
Xms
I
4
WAYS
TO
EUY
AT
ii
OME
OR
OFFICE
Evervbodv
loves
Canadian
Lcgjon
Card
Party
tonight
8
p.m.
.
(
It)
i
Regular
meeting
Carpenters'
j
Union,
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
Spe-1
clal
business.
Union
Hall,
Fraser
St.
(2921
j
.
.
e1
v
-.
.
Booth
High
Students
Take
Stage
Tonight
Months
of
.rehearsals
by
Booth
High
School
students
will
be
culminated
tonight,
when
the
young
people
take
the
stage
In
the
school's
first
concert
In
several
years.
Expected
to
become
an
annual
Bffalr,
the
program
won
approval
of
fellow
students
at
a
preview
In
the
school
at
noon
yesterday.
Tonight,
at
8
p.m.,
the
youngsters
will
present
their
Jfrtial
or
household
lire
moved
with
care.
?!.
courteous
service
CUfit.
M
ANSON'S
JEWELLERS
Electrical
Gifts
Moose
Children's
Christmas
,
DT.r..
,
5
Tree
at
the
Moose
Temple,
Sat-
i
i
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wr
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1
1
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Budget
I
Charge
rACU
CA5H
Plan
It
i
Use
Our
J
Loyoway
S
Plan
urday,
December
19
at
2
p.m.
(294)
Rupert
Shoreworkers
Local
U.F.A.W.U.
re
g
u
1
a
r
'meeting
Thursday,
December
17
at
8p.iii.
An
electric
iron
or
an
automatic
electric
toaster
.
.
.
wliat
happy
Clirislmas
Gifts
they'll
bel
Gladdening
the
heart
of
the
lucky
receiver,
bringing
happy
reminders
of
the
giver,
Christmas
Day
and
every
day.
Givo
electrically
this
Christmas
and
you
give
the
,
most
acceptable
and
useful
gifts
of
all.
CRATING
SHIPPING
uk'al
or
Long
stance
moving
LINDSAY'S
;TiK
And
STORAGE
'
m
LTD.
it
to
Lindsays"
In
the
Metropole
Hall.
All
members
urged
to
attend.
(293)
varied
program
for
parents
and
friends
in
Booth
auditorium.
I
Major
features
of
the
program
will
be
selections
ty
Junior
and
senior
bands
and
ft
senior
choir,
jsnd
plays
by
Junior
and
senior
drama
clubs.
Also
Included
will
be
some
vocal
solos,
violin
ducts
and
tap
dancing
by
a
group
of
girls.
Proceeds
from
the
concert
will
go
Into
the
Student
Council
,Fund,
for
student
activities.
An
Electric
Toaster
Automatic
beyond
belief.
All
you
do
is
drop
in
the
bread.
Krrad
lowrrs
itself
automatically.
No
Irrrrg
to
puslu
Toast
raises
itself
silently,
without
popping
or
banging.
Every
slice
alike
moist,
dry,
thick
slices
or
thin.
i
Cj
An
Electric
Iron
A
lovely,
lightweight
iron
with
a
big
sotcplule
that
cuts
ironing
time
bv
as
ii
m
il
as
a
third.
Fingertip
Fabric
Dial
gives
the
right
temperature
for
every
fabric.
An
Electric
Kettle
NAVV
RUM
rTTZP
;
ONLY
I
f
H
Gives
you
four
pints
of
boiling
water
in
a
jiffy
and
turns
itself
off
automatical
I
v
if
it
boils
drv.
All
the
elements
of
your
range
are
free
for
cooking
too!
These
and
many
other
electrical
gifts
await
your
selection
at
your
dealer's.
Drop
in
and
look
them
over.
I
It
!
I
Your
daughter
can
actually
learn
to
sew
un
this
marvellous
miniature
SI
W
HANDY
Sewing
Machine!
Just
turn
the
handle
and
it
sews
a
perfect
chainstiuh!
liasy
to
operate
smooth
to
run
sate
for
children
of
all
ages!
Not
a
toy
hut
a
real
SIM.1R
Sewing
Machine.
Put
one
away
for
Christmas
or
a
hirthday
gill.
unsurpassed
quality.
Dark,
but
light"
bodied.
Delicate
Aroma.
Blended
from
a
select
choice
bl
famous
old
rums.
Ask
for
it
today
I
SHAVE-
M
Pastes?
fev
vv.li.
a
1
I
ft
1M
Mai
of
THKSINGKa
MANHFACTUKJNIi
COMPANY
ON
SAIE
NOW
AT
YOUR
DEMERARA
SINGER
SEWING
CENTER
639
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
864
ZzzoooxixooccoXP1
i
Jivttted
This
advrtlsemeiit
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ur
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.