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Dally
Wew.n
Weduesday,
May
i,
1954
Cast
of
218
Ready
3nce
Extravaganza
Rupert
To
Be
Host
City
As
Trustees
Group
Forms
I
Civic
f,j
ot,
the
7
as
some
218
?,!,cd
in
and
out
.
i.i,
nns
and
who
have
been
hard
at
work
on
the
projort.
The
Instructor's
mother,
Mrs.
A.
B.
Ta!t,
has
fashioned
hats
and
other
accessories
and
many
paper
costumes
for
the
show
and
Mrs.
W.
Glass,
Miss
Rusty
Thain
and
Rowlie
Miles,
piano
accompan-
CHOP
SUEY
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CHOW
ME
IN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Order,
i'hone
"
jlcps
ana
w
Prince
Rupert
will
be
the
host
city
to
an
organizational
meeting
of
the
North
Coast
Branch
of
the
B.C.
School
Trustees
Association,
it
was
decided
last
night
at
a
meeting
of
District
52
Board
of
School
Trustees.
Only
dissenting
vote
to
the
move
came
from
Trustee
Bruce
Brown,
who
felt
that
there
could
be
no
practical
advantage
to
further
organization
of
the
province's
school
districts.
.Under
the
branch
system.
10
The
10
representatives
and
the
executive
of
the
Association
would
be
able
to
act
for
all
school
districts
in
negotiating
with
the
B.C.
Teachers'
Federation
and
the
provincial
government,
Dr.
Large
said.
A
further
conmunication
from
the
B.C.
School
Trustees
Association
urged
non-support
of
the
Hobb's
plan
which
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
has
submitted
to
the
provincial
government.
The
Hobb's
formula
for
apportioning
education
costs
calls
for
lirs
painted
danc
nd
gold
and
is(s,
have
been
kept
hard
at
it
rest
less
111
tie
f.on
minute
last
ITllPS.
tn
rehearsal.
Harley
Lewis
has
been
practicing
too,
as
master
of
ceremonies
and
Harold
Thomas
has
set
up
a
pretty
stage
s
;t
with
a
huge
banner,
"Sweethearts
On
Parade"
across
the
l.hiarsal
time
for
f
Drincn
B,i
wram:
......
dance
revue
-
7
r-;?.
An-'r
f
pi
,cli
go'
s
on
sl"l;'
tomorrow
after-
top
of
the
stage,
and
will
arrange
special
lighting
for
the
show.
IIXNK.SS
HITS
CAST
groups
would
be
finally
formed
to
take
In
the
80
school
districts
in
B.C.
Each
branch
would
select
a
representative
to
the
executive
of
the
B.C.
School
Trustee
association.
In
the
North
Coast
branch
would
be
the
school
districts
of
Prince
Rupert,
Portland
Canal,
Queen
Charlotte,
Kitimat,
Ter
,,rdi'r
out
oi
cii;n
80
per
cent
to
be
borne
by
the
province
and
20
per
cent
by
the
school
district.
Trustee
Brov
n
said
that
the
Board
need
have
no
worry,
as
he
was
convinced
the
government
would
never
accept
the
Hobb's
plan.
vmg
Buddy
iau,
ho
has
lauB""-lVPf
30
diff'-relil
,iBmu
as
many
PS
He
also
lias
many
of
whom
.d
a
sewing
ma-
0
KGM-GLO.
fiil
inainpuiHtlon
race
and
Ocean
Falls.
In
supporting
the
organization
of
the
North
Coast
Branch,
Board
Chairman
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
said
that
the
i.iain
advantage
would
be
in
negotiations,
educational
and
financial
affairs.
:
i
Tht
Miracle
Lustr
Enamel
THOUGH
i:vi:itY
DAY
is
babies'
day
with
her,
Mrs.
George
J.
McCaughan,
an
alumna
of
Barry
College
in
Miami,
takes
pleasure
in
marshalling
her
brood
together
for
the
annual
"Baby
Day"
reunion
at
the
college.
Friendly
policeman
H.
S,
Wood
Jr.
holds
back
the
traffic
for
Heft
to
right)
Patricia,
10;
Carol,
3:
Theresa,
7;
John
Brian,
6;
Mrs.
McCaughan,
holding
two-month-old
Monica;
Mania,
4;
Marie,
21
months;
and
Loretta,
8.
;
-
Iton't
spoil
your
holiday.
Be
sure
your
lirrs
are
in
lop
shape
See
.
.
.
-
on
I'sed
Tires"
"Liberal
Trade-in
Allowance
SUPER
SERVICE
.mis
from
Moiit-uy
costumes.
DKTA1I-S
m:iV
pet
name
j
ull
of
his
little
(I
me
name
ol
.ncd
a
la.l-min-
But
yesterday,
while
the
excited
youngsters
and
busy
adults
worked
out
last
minute
details
in
happy
anticipation
of
their
big
day.
many
a
little
wouid-be
premiere
danseu.se
cried
in
bed.
Chicken
pox,
which
has
hit
many
a
youngster
In
the
past
few
weeks,
is
playing
no
favorites
and
the
Civic
Centre
phone
has
been
kept
busy
by
mothers
reporting
their
little
dancers
heartbroken
victims
of
the
disease.
But.
the
show
must
go
on,
and
Mr.
Taft
promises
the
children
another
chance
as
he
busily
rearranges
the
various
routines
affected.
Meanwhile,
tickets
arc
selling
like
hot
cakes
and
people
who
have
reserved
seats,
arc
asked
to
pick
up
their
tickets
Immediately.
A
few
tickets
arc
still
available
for
the
matinee
tomorrow
at
3:30
p.m.
and
Friday's
show
at
B
p.m.
PreMtL,!
cudi
group
of
voungstor'ii
iie
same
distanec
Conference
on
Highway
Work
Slated
in
Burns
Lake
June
16
School
Board
Briefs
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
i
Members
of
the
Women's
Association
of
the
First
United
Church
enjoyed
a
cold
plate
,
dinner
prior
to
their
monthly
iiiu
easy
ieai,
asters
vary
in
iu
have
shoes
1
,,
or
ballet
slip-
j
At
Its
meeting
last
nicht.
:
business
session
Monday.
1
1
k
or
an
m
Mivur,
:
District,
52
School
Boarl4earned
I
President
Mrs.
O.
W.
Graham
'
that
Its
application
for
a
school
was
presented
with
a
farewell
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
"
(i
Know
where
to
j
,:ic
prior
to
the
i
lulllUlTO'A'.
site
at
Roosevelt
Park
was
acceptable
to
both
the
City
Council
behalf
of
the
membership.
Mrs.
nlllM'S
10
OU
u
UIB
!
and
the
Park's
Board
Graham
and,
her
husband,
dist
A
one-flay
conference
on
improving
highway
16.
to
be
attended
by
representatives
of
central
B.C.
boards
of
trade
and
the
provincial
government,
will
be
held
at
Burns
Lake
June
16.
This
was
reported
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
here
which
named
Hugo
Kraupner,
its
highway
committee
chairman,
as
Prince
Rupert
delegate.
A
letter
from
the
Burns
Lake
nnd
District
Board
of
Trade
read
rict
school
inspector,
are
leaving
-
is.
ui-spiic
their
jiiuuuis
anu
all
seemed
sure
tomorrow
for
Victoria
where
Mr.
j
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urn.
'uiiijp
lit
in.
rii
i
i.n
Graham
will
take
over
duties
of
executive
assistant
to
the
deputy
Still
in
Business
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
CHi
P.
H.
Fergusson,
who
started
work
at
age
12
in
a
book
shop,
said
on
his
97th
birthday
he
had
no
intention
of
retiring.
He
now
Is
a
director
In
eight
large
cmpanies.
at
the
meeting
said
that
"It
h
is
been
suggested
that
highway
16
is
in
some
places
actually
deteriorating
through
lack
of
proper
maintenance.
It
Is
a
fact
that
In
claiming
the
attention
of
the
department
of
public
works
we,
of
central
B.C.,
will
be
competing
with
representatives
of
other
areas
of
the
province
with
their
own
highway
requirements."
Following
a
reminder
by
Bruce
Brown,
MLA.
that
Public
Works
Minister
P.
A.
Gaglardl
was
expected
in
Terrace
shortly
to
discuss
highway
problem;
,
it
was
agreed
that
Burns
Lake
should
be
so
notified
with
a
view
of
having
Mr.
Gaglardl
arrange
to"
attend
tend
the
the
conference.-
conference..
and
looked
like
ustumes.
1
hanks
pcncncc
In
staa-.
elsewhere,
tiie
,;l
ready.
minister
of
education.
,
Mrs.
R.
Pollock
reported
on
recent
activities
of
the
Cancer
Society
and
plans
for
a
spring
1
.t
ijom
4
to
22'
sale,
postponed
from
this
week
Only
rider
came
from
the
Park's
Board
who
gave
the
project
the
green
light
provided
the
facilities
of
the
park
were
kept
up
until
other
park
grounds
were
available.
The
Port
Edward
school
Is
almost
completed,
clerk
of
works
John
Currie
told,
trustees,
with
the
exception
of
Installation
of
clorex
clorex
glass.
glass.
Mr.
Mr.
Currie
Currie
said
said
that
that
the
the
first
first
consignmenUhad
consignment.had
been
been
broken
broken
in
in
transit,
transit,
and
and
the
the
second
second
had
had
been
been
of
of
the
the
wrong
wrong
type.
type.
,,
.
Extra
Extra
expenditure
expenditure
of
of
$5P0
$5P0
for
for
two
two
sinks
sinks
for
for
the
the
Conrad
Conrad
School
School
to
June
3.
were
discussed.
appear
in
solo
.nouis,
laiiBinu
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To
By-Pass
Hit
Tunes
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More
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Movie
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by
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night.
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Of
this
this
amount
amount
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sinks
and
and
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TiUfi
P.M(F
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v.
ill
be
a
circus,
banter.
He
believes
a
switch
to
serious
acting
now
can
add
10
or
more
years
to
his
career.
One
intimate
makes
this
observation:
"Bing
is
a
smart
man.
Hi
knows
his
days
are
numbered
il
he
tries
to
compete
with
Eddie
Fisher
and
the
rest
of
these
kids.
has
hit
50.
The
birthday
may
go
down
in
show
business
as
the
birth
of
the
new
Crosby
a
serious
non-singing
actor.
Bing
makes
no
secret
of
the
fact
that
he's
ready
o
turn
deaj
serlou3
after
a
lifetime
of
casual
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a
iiiiiu
tmuids.
bunnies
hula
routine,
a
with
youngsters
van-colored
rlb-x
Spanish
danc-i
liuupe.
a
cart
.n
typical
cook's
on.
i
liie
youivsiers
n't
the
only
on.s
,for
for
cabinet.
cabinets.
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The
The
Board
BoardexPresd
expressed
regret
regret
at
at!
l
the
the
departure
departure
for
for
Victoria
Victoria
to-i
i
morrow
morrow
of
of
School
School
Inspector
Inspector
Wilf
Wilf
'
Graham.
Graham.
Mr.
Mr.
Graham
Graham
will
will
re-1
place
place
R.
R.
C.
C.
Grant,
Grant,
executive
executive
as-
as-i
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sistant
sistant
to
to
the
the
superintendent
superintendent
of
of
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by
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D.
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A.
A.
Jones,
Jones,
school
school
in-j
inspector
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spector
for
for
the
the
Abbotsford
Abbotsford
area,
area.
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The
teenagers
want
their
crooners
young
and
the
middle-aged
set
wants
Liberace."
So
look
one
of
thee
days
for
a
Crosby
movie
without
son.s.
It's
coming.
What
does
Bmj
think
of
such
a
project?
"I'm
more
than
willing,"
he
admits.
"I'li
take
the
serious
stuff
any
day.
It's
a,
brer.
com-
Friends
Fete
L
C
Eby
On
Birthday
,
,
;
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pared
with
making
musicals."
I
One
of
Prince
Rupert's
pion
ins
Club
Some
see
Bing's
yen,
to
cw-pen.se
with
songs
a
result
'of
a
serious
dip
in
his
record
sales.
A
;
Decca
executive
recently
.
said
eer
residents
tnarked
his
70th
i
birthday
last
night
at
a
family
i
celebration.
I
He
Is
Lindsay
C.
Eby,
434
that
the
kids,
who
make
up
the
ason
usicale
'S"
til?V-hSto
of
tne
cord-buying
pub-F.by
&
8ohs
ltd.,!
"who
tame
Jo
j
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-Bxm
,
:
thte
CKy
during
ihe-Firsl
World
,
"V
To
ihPnPrt-w
the
teen-agers,"
said
the
the
J
executive.
"Bing
is
just
Gary
j
Crosby's
father."
,Wnr.
i
Mr.
Eby,
born
in
Southampton,
Ontario,"Kair
been
-rrtitrd-
from
i
the
business
for
some
time
now.
ipert
Burns
Club
ason's
acttvitie
rvming
at
the
wilh
wives
and
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spend
an
extended
holiday,
vlsit-1'iC
relatives.
They
plan
to
pur
as
Thor.stensen
iflcr
which
coni-as
ciijoytd
plus
chase
chase
a
a
new
new
car
car
In
tn
the
uie
east,
east,
ft
ions
by
John
.
'
C
driving
It
back
to
Prince
Rupert.
I
nrl'f
Jafe
A
hug
birthday
cake
was
a
.
,
I'f
violin
and
J.
feature
of
the
family
partv
last
niEht.
attended
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
Furllvr
plans
tvr
participation
i
in
a
sprint;
baJiar
wri"
cllsi-iissi-d
bacplpes.
Voo
il
Sinitli,
T.
Ward-
rison
and
Mis.
J'lhi.
Currie
was
:ill.
.
wiiti
Uiis
ciirus
yellow
wool
1
TI
FkYA
'
'i
'N
"
spring
coat
wan
olack
faille
ESiitl
SSvX
1
I'f-
W
.rtfC
I
lining.
The
"Salamantina"
3S&255kffy
.
i
l
if
'fj?4
tf
t'
t
'
Pl&V
X
F.bv's
four
sons
and
daughter,
when
members
of
the
Member-hin
Commitlre,
Wnnieri
oi
th'!
and
their
families.
Two
other!
rimiphtrrs
reside
in
Vancouver
i
Moose,
met
I
his
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Parkin,
i
J
136
.Sixth
Av
nil,;
East.
1
Presided
at
the
j
and
another
son
In
Victoria.
Also
;
'I'ki'd
the
end
of
I
Ruest
at
the
party
was
Mrs.
I
!
'"in
ncxi
lull.
Theo
Fortune.
1
i
iyjscvSJ
fir
ntv
a
jumw
..j
i
'
The
group
w.ll
sUige
a
novelty
j
stall
at
the
Mouse
Women
V
!
Heat
Vm
to
the
puneli
by
V
'f
19
-
fit
f
JtV-'
oroo
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"-'
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y
rl.l-sliraRe
vaults'
NOW!
J?
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l
Zft&U
TN
ap,'a
'
tU
J
d
I
spring
bazaar
to
be
hrld
M
iy
n
'
al
the
Morse
Hall.
ers
This
Week-
Following
the
bu..)!
'
sos-i
.sion.
rctrcsnmenis
w
seiv.ii
,
by
the
hoslcs
;.
V.M.iy
17
l,,.i.on
nHin
LegHin
ea"l
I'aftv
ir
by
the
WesL-,0",Eht
"K1""
I,al1-
Spas,m's
UH
prizes
lo
be
prexented.
i
iff
""'"il
Card
l'urly
Winrtiip
or
Th
Itniled
I'hurt
h
Sprlnc
bazaar,
whrduled
for
tomorrow,
has
been
postponed
until
Thursday,
June
3.
Cleaning
Glazing
Re-styling
Repairing
.
Foidt
lo
xm
-j.v2
smaller
than
a
4.
chool
book
j
Wipet
cleon
with
"ATSt
'
a
damp
cloth
Completely
waterproof
Iln.ril
Mlirv
C',,lP,e''.
IODK.
mnnlhly
merlin
Thnrsd.iy,
J:30
p.mM
at
lite
home
of
Mrs.
J.
It.
t'arr,
925
Borden
Street.
Phone
974
or
rcc
PiCk"uP
!":
of
the
Shoiv-U-F.A.W.U.
In
th.
I
'""t
Aud.toriuin.
1
i't
2:30
p.m.
a
vole
on
wage
"ll'ss
A'-ent
Alex
'
Present.
H03)
"
ineinli
-i
s
Flsh-"-F.A.W.U.
By
dc-
'"cal.
all
mrinlins
Fxtra
siron;
hems
double
turned
and
stoutly
stitched
prevent
ripping.
Generous
well-made
French
scams
throughout.
Extremely
tough
facing
reinforces
front
hems
from
neck
line
to
bottom
of
coat,
assures
gripper
fasteners
will
not
tear
out.
BILL
SCUBY
P
..
..i...r,!t.'mt-iii
is
mil
nuhliilK-.l
ir
I.ecion
Auxiliary
meetinc,
on
Thursday,
p.m.,
at
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Boy'i
Coat:
metallic
navy
blue,
turn
up
collar,
gripper
fattener,
Sixet
6
to
16
Girt't
Coat:
opaque
red,
matching
belt,
full
size
attached
hood,
gripper
fastener.
Sites
6x
to
14,
.
tliplavll
hy
llit
Liquor
(
umrul
Hoard
or
by
iht
Government
ol
Brtu-.
Culumbil
,0
clear
with
the
Job'
naushlers
ineelinc
Friday,
8
p.m.
Mother's
Day
silver
march
and
social.
lfavllv
fnr
ll,o
Ask
for
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
-
then
rush
us
your
order!
You'll
ODoreciafe
the
flavor
and
nutrition
of
Bu
Bonnet
'i
P''tropoie
Hull
will
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRESENTS
aN-vegetable
ingredientt.
You'll
ove
dollars
on
hod
Mi!
-:K
P.m.
to
5:30
""'il
May
15.
Boat
,lca''
the
members
Joh
Dninrhler.
mother
and
friends,
church
parade
Sunday,
first
I'nitrd
C'hureh.
t.hurcli
Mti
basement
1:15
p.m.
w
'
Blue
Bonnet
Sue,
P.O.
Box
1703,
Toronto,
Ontario.
I
enclose
$1.00
Ino
jtompt
please)
ond
end-ltaps
from
two
pock-ages
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine,
both
with
Good
Hciisekeeping
Seol,
for
each
Raincoat
I
have
checked
below
SWEETHEARTS
ON
PARADE
fcW
Con
BY
GIRl'S
SIZES
J
Small
(6x-B
cool
liie)
BOY'S
SIZES
r
Small
(6-1
coat
iie)
and
Repair
Work
SEE
Medium
(10-12
coat
tiie)
3
large
(14
coot
tiie)
Q
Medium
(10-12
coat
iie)
J
large
(14-16
coat
tiie)
NAM!
The
Civic
Centre
School
of
Dancing
Director
BUDDY
TAFT,
MATINEE
3:30
p.m.
MAY
SIXTH
EVENING
8:00
p.m.
MAY
SEVENTH
.
P&BRIDDEN
Ttllt
tltM
!
whent
ate
f
morgorltt
emhihMait
ev
1
LIMITED
Um4
HoukMpni
J
1)9
215
1st
Ave.
W.