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Tuesday,
March
24,
VJ'Si
SOFTENS
BLOW
WATERLOO,
Ont
(CP)
A
pamphlet
explaining
Just
how
the
Several
District
Centres
-Enter
Music,
Drama
Festival
ord
Crowd
Attends
jng
Fashion
Show
p.tiK't
crowd
ever
to
attend
the
Job's
&
fahi
hw
was
t'"tertained
from
Htart
fat
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
1
tax
dollar
Is
expended
will
aer.ln
be
mailed
with
each
tax
bill
to
Waterloo
taxpayers.
Mayor
D.
A.
Roberts
said
the
city
owes
it
to
the
people
to
give
them
a
better
Idea
of
how
their
money
is
spent.
At
a
recent
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Music
it
Drama
!
-V
Festival
Association,
called
for
a
final
discussion
of
the
193
por-gram.
It
was
citsd-scd
that
en-
f
clothes,
irom
tries
now
number
about
250.
Those
from
out.suij
points
include
Hazclton,
entering
drama,
school
chorus
and
vocal
soloi,
Ketchikan,
with
14
entries
In
instrumental
classes,
and
Terrace
in
the
vocal
classes.
From
Granville,
Kincoiith
Aiyansh
and
Kitwancool
will
come
choir
entries,
and
Aiyansh
will
again
enter
the
Aiyansh
Silver
Harmonica
Band,
which
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dcwdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
to
cocktail
dresses
1,
s
(if
I'rliirc
Rupert
Z.i
Mim:
Modelled
Department
fjtore
were
complemented
by
lovely
Jewelry
from
Cook's
Jewelli'M
with
the
haU
loaned
from
F.
W.
Woolworth
Company.
Miss
Olive
Strand
accompanied
liters
and
their
Co-operation
lacking'
Says
Citizen
4
(
nr
)
-7
Nth
,
I
.
i
;
.
lollies
(ruin
Dom's
t
has
proved
so
big
an
attraction
at
former
festivals.
There
are
f
i
the
models
on
the
piano
and
the
many
artl.sU
appearing
as
well
Yaucanfqo
also
a
vocal
and
a
cornet
soloist
1
ax
treating
the
audience
to
two
from
Aiyansh.
hoIo
numbers
-s-
Rachmaninoff's
Prelude
In
C
Sharp
Minor
and
GISELE
MACKENZIE
for
an
encore
she
played
a
medley
of
nursery
rhymes
in
her
own
A
Prince
ivupert
citizen
appeared
before
city
council
last
night
to
register
complaints
against
the
city
water
works
department.
George
W.
Weatherly.
2040
At-lin
Avenue,
told
council
that
"as
a
ratepayer,
I
didn't
get
the
cooperation
that
I
am
entitled
to."
He
said
part
of
his
fence
had
been
"blown
to
smithereens"
In
the
drama
section
six
plays
have
been
entered:
two
elementary
school,
two
junior
high
school
1
Booth
and
Hazeltoni;
one
senior
high
gchodl
(Shakespeare);
and
one
aduii
(Little
i
v
.,
v
I
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i
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)
TORONTO
(CP)
Gise:e
Mac-,
Kenzie,
Winnipeg-born
sinjing
j
star
loves
to
sing.
"I've
always
wanted
to
sing.
The
trouble
version
Ml
:Z
,
.
While
all
the
Job's
Daughters
were
on
staKe
lor
the
opening,
used
to
be
to
get
people
to
lis-
Theatre).
the
chorus
composed
of
Geor-
The
!are
number
of
entri
ten,"
she
says.
Although
well-)
Rlna
Mitchell,
Oael
Redpath
known
at
the
tirrre
as
a
radio
Delia
Halg.
Cathy
Flnlayson,
wnen
city
waterworks
crews
blasted
a
pipeline
trench
Into
his
LrJlHMsfl
j
4I
ILlHMHklwi
ImsWMsMNsmJ
property.
Joan
Orlmble,
Margaret
Gislce,
Myrna
KnuUon,
Pat
Mitchell
and
Donna
Macarthur
sang
several
numbers
to
the
delight
Then
he
had
been
billed
for
has
posed
a
real
problem
for
the
program
committee,
which,
headed
by
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anftekl,
has
finally
arranged
the
morning,
afternoon
and
evening
sessions
for
Tuesday.
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday,
May
5
to
8,
in
preparation
for
printing.
IF
you
Feel
Mai
1
-in
V.
Hfcl.
III
TheM
day
nut
atopic
mrk
under
pnuurt,
wrf
Kt,
tlees
leu.
Thil
tram
an
kady
and
bean
aukea
phyucil
liliMu
easier
le
late
harder
to
refain.
Tedajr'i
lerue
Urmf,
Uoered
reaialanre,
rerwtrk,
warrj
nj
el
Iheae
Bay
aflect
naraaal
kidney
aftion.
When
kidneyi
ftt
ut
tl
arder,
eiceu
acida
and
araites
reouin
in
the
ayitera.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest,
that
"tired-oil"
heavy-headed
leehrif
often
follow.
That's
the
time
to
take
Dedds
Kidney
Pfls.
Dodd's
stimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
yon
led
hetter-slees
better
nrk
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
P.1U
al
personality
in
Canada,
the
French-Canadian
singer's
ti(;
chance
came
about
2'i
years
ago
when
she
was
invited
to
sing
with
Percy
Faith.
Gisele
says
"Canadiars
sort
of
expect
entertainers
to
move"
to
the
United
States
or
abroad
"if
the
Job
at
$f!2
90
of
the
audience.
FOLLOWING
AN
INALGl
HAL
I
LIGHT
to
Nanaimo,
Comox
and
Powel
River
last
Saturday,
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
have
now
placed
a
28-passenger
DC-3
aircraft
in
regular
service
to
the
above
points.
The
new
airliner
carries
a
captain,
co-pilot
and
stewardess
one
of
whom.
Miss
Pat
Nixon,
is
pictured
above.
"I
think
the
city
should
put
back
the
fence.
It
s
not
the
cost,
but
it's
a
matter
of
principal.
I
Mrs.
Mary
Wood,
L.R.S.M.
Commentator
was
Mrs.
Ber-nlce
Evans.
Adding
to
the
entertainment
were
Miss
Judith
Bird
dancing
the
Highland
Fling,
and
two
aund
adjudicate
the
vocal
and!
they
have
the
cPfmuniy.
They
frw
trraenW
e,a-
She
has!ouIc'
be
disappointed,
I
think,
of
us
bd
the
up
idone
much
adjudication
during!
if
you
:.Mn't
hcn
you
got
the
More
Women
Than
Men
Plan
To
Attend
June
Coronation
"I've
been
hpre
12
vear
nil
"V
"""
Bvverly
I've
ent
a
Klalte
in
thla
rltv
hut
I
P-"rl"-"cc
"
'ur
"u
J
KOW
esiaoiisncu
1
led.
especially
In
the
capacity
of
,
Hills.
Calif..
Giseic
has
een
sours
by
10-year-old
Johnny
Parker,
the
Jobs
Daughters
chorus,
and
the
trio
of
Solve
I
g
Mork,
Elspeth
Summer
and
Alex
Mitchell.
Most
hilarious
part
of
the
evening
was
the
modelling
of
the
teacher
and
choral
conductor.
!
making
a
personal
appi
uance
'Her
choir
In
Victoria
1
First
tour
since
last
January.'
United
Church)
has
been
heard;
Shortly
she
wll
go
on
tour
recently
on
"Parade
of
Choiw"
j
with
Ja;k
Benny
star.ing
in
Simpsons-Sears
EASTER
the
city's
actions
are
discouraging."
Mr.
Weatherly
said
he
had
waited
for
two
years
to
have
the
water
pipe
sunk
so
It
wouldn't
freeze
in
the
winter.
For
two
years
his
water
supply
had
been
frozen.
He
talked
to
the
super-
VT.
2f.
formerly
a
frspaper
reporter,
over
the
CBC.
;San
Francisco.
k.du.K
role
in
me
Nylon
Event
TORONTO
Women
w
ill
will
likely
be
bound
for
overseas
outnumber
men
in
Canada's
con-
!
without
their
men.
tlngent
of
Coronation
visitors
to
1
Some
observers
here
say
wom-Brltaln.
en
travelers
in
the
Canadian
In
a
good
many
eases,
mothers
'
Broup
will
outnumber
the
men
and
daughters
are
going
while
j
bv
M
much
as
70
to
75
per
cent,
their
menfolk
will
be
left
at
home
!
Toronto
was
chosen
to
Investl-to
follow
the
Coronation
aclivl-
i
Rate
this
matter
of
sex,
travel
ties
through
newspapers,
radio
and
tne
Coronation
becau.se
Sir
and
perhaps
television.
'
Alexander
Maxwell,
chairman
of
Wives
of
some
prominent
Can-1
the
British
Travel
Association,
adians
will
accompany
their
hus-
lsM
nere
recently:
lntendant
of
works
and
the
waterworks
foreman
about
It,
"but
there
must
have
been
some
confusion
there,
because
I
didn't
get
any
co-operation."
i
iiai
"rami
i
our
Grunt
came
to
t:
f
fall
nf
1950.
hop-into
London's
f.i
Company
alter
.lii.n.K
in
Canada.
i.
at
rudio
and
typ-a
fi-A-
slu)s
before
j
latest
fashions
by
Tommy
Dahl.
i
Al
She
ardown.
Alex
Mitchell
and
j
Norman
McKay.
Tommy
Dahl
!
looked
very
fetching
In
a
purple
dress
with
unmatchlng
urn-
brella,
while
Al
Sheardown
dress-ied
In
a
smart
grey
frock
with
j
fox
furs
complemented
by
his
,
ankle
strap
shoes
seemed
to
have
!
stepped
out
of
Vogue.
Alex
Mlt-ichell
In
a
floor-length
evening
!
gown
of
black
velvet
with
black
1
The
complaint
was
referred
to
1
TOWN
SHOPPER
SERVICE
For
information
regarding
this
safe,
convenient
way
to
shop
PHONE
BLACK
921
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
bands
to
Britain.
A
survey
here
"Toronto
made
more
bookings
tne
brd
0(
WOrks
for
inyestiga-shows
most
of
the
other
women
;
and
Inquiries
than
any
other
city
t,jon
an(j
action.
role
in
me
mi
r
j
in
Canada.
1
1
satin
Jacket
was
pretty
as
'Country
women
picture,
but
not
to
be
outdone
Norman
niiiiiiuii
McKay
minsy
appeared
sppearea
In
in
an
an
A
Ready
r
Ride
I
venire
manager
01
bual
nere,
j
c
a
Windsor.
said.
iMen
to
Serve
i
We
find
many
of
the
women
going
are
school
teachers
andlCfK!
I
-nHiac
'
office
workers."
;OV
'I
1
LdV.JICO
i
',VrTl
88'nt
said:
"Men!
The
annual
"Brothers'
Night"
cant
travel,
they
have
to
earr.of
the
Sons
of
Norwaywnen
.
.
oldlashloned
bathing
suit,
latest
C)t
XVorlH
PlPn
v-y
1
,al
1
style
spectacles
and
striped
beach
robe.
However,
under
the:"T"
1
i
i
1
bathing
suit
a
two-piece
sunjlOrOmO
Veet
suit
showed
what
the
well
well.
....,
Abbey
me
money
ana
women
spena
11.
th,
mpn
,h.
iadieS
will
be
u
,
.,.t,i
v,i
1
nurui
wuiihti
irom
nil
ovet
the
world
will
meet
In
Canada
;
,
.
i
held
Saturday.it
-as
decided
at
FINER
FOOTWEAR
AI'.
Well,
the
!
this
summer
when
the
Assoclat-
S
ola"
"rn
"
.
r"ire
f"a
;
a
club
meeting
last
night.
tunimer.
'
Honored
Queen
MISS
Mm
1
1
ri
u..n
i
ih.
i,u
navri,
nut
lew
oiuer
let
the
Cor-
I
arty.
'C"
u
Macarthur.
presented
lovely
gl(U
,
holds
Its
seventh
triennial
con-:01!!"
j
The
program
of
entertainment
is
being
kept
secret
as
a
surprise
1
(or
the
ladies.
Nels
Gunderson
said
craftsmen
Young
women
in
their
late
j
U)
Mr
Good.
Mrs.
Hlnton.
Mrs.
I
(,-renee
at
Toronto,
August
12
!
.,
pletion
of
a
..
a,
,
iA
anpu
OI.b
..A
.
i
First
Quality
Fu'l
Feshioned
SizesS'oto
11
Full-fashioned
for
flattery,
with
dramatic
dark
seams
and
slimming,
narrow
heel
panels.
A
fine
complement
for
your
Easter
wardrobe.
51
Gouge,
15
Denier
Beige
and
Taupe
SO
Poirs
39
60
Gauqe,
15
Denier
Spring
Beige
Spring
Taupe
Regular
1.75
Pair
3
Pairs
375
45
Gauge,
30
Denier
Deige
and
Taupe
3?
Pairs
19
Stock
for
(his
great
Easier
Nylon
Event
earried
at
your
local
Order
Office.
"Satisfaction
cr
Money
Refunded"
Simpsons
-
Scars
LtJ.
312
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
4li0
Prinee
Rupert,
B.C.
Jronip
nh
of
f
of
the
planning
refurbishing
j
Astoria,
and
flowers
to
Mr.
and
to
August
23.
llr.
TV...
I..
..
1
large
numbers
but
few
young
,
jtate
In
which
the
:de
to
Westminster
LEATHER-
Ms
RUBBER-
2
Alex
Mitchell
thanked
all
for
the
Federated
Women's
Instl-
'coming
saying
the
proceeds
lute
of
C&nada
and
Les
CercUs
,
'would
go
a
long
way
towards
Ue
Fermieres.
are
making
prep-
.
helping
the
drill
team
get
to
uations
for
ho-,pitiility
and
en-
VOmmittee
i
Olav
Halstad,
a
new
member,
was
initiated
into
the
club.
A
iiso-ial
function
followed
the
busi-,
ne.ss
session,
including
court
j
whist.
I
Winners
were
Mrs.
Gunner
jSelvig,
ladies'
first;
Miss
Edith
;
Surness,
seeond:
and
Mrs.
Alf
(
Jensen,
consolation
prize.
Men's
;
Laigary
in
juiy.
leriainnieni
ior
me
jiuesij.
!
Mrs
W,
White
and
Mrs.
J.
It
is
rxperted
that
nearly
Couture
won
the
door
prizes.
I
000
drlrgales
and
visitors
from
I
Murdo
Macarthur
orerated
the
nl
least
25
different
countries
furtulns
and
Oeorgc
Uuwes
pre-
will
attend.
Lacks
Time
To
do
Job
first
prize
went
to
Kolbjorn
Dch
This
will
bo
the
first
time
the
SMt'll'
1.
.
..
I
M
"-.
c.
t.
it
VICTORIA
V
Establishment
ii:
jhn
Petersen,
second:
Oeoree
PERSONALIZED
SERVICE
i.
sided
at
the
door.
'
Those
modelling
were:
Norma
McKay.
Peggy
Ann
Dominate
'"r
';""""
0f
a
rx
tween-sesslons
Legislative
consolation
,
Morcan
tonsoiauou.
the
founder
and
lirst
oreslch-nt
,
...
,.,
in
Morgan,
redistnbutive
committee
Brit
if
p.il
task
was
4
repiaeing
paintings
M
els
It
was
curried
t.
'-year
-nld
William
,l'uie
restorer,
who
;
hit
ii'.cist
difficult
I
It
.il
pubiir
iis
una-.'iie
slum
ie.-.t
of
the
ttl.'-.s
a.s
being
re-T'
o:k
was
under-
.its
of
King
Georize
'
i
n't
realize
at
the
Min
Ins
eldest
:
luid
U'
iierdlng
the
I
H
.e.
made
fur
Gem
ge
-I
:ik
y.
irs
old
It
t
e.
more
than
eight
d
einlu
our
tons.
was
a
Canadian,
the
late
Mrs
Della
Halg.
Shlrra
Halliday.
Sliaron
Ann
Skinner,
Carol
El-
t.
i
..
-
(
.
Tl
.11
t-
I
i
"
.
.
.J
-
ish
Columbia
is
a
possibility.
The
Iegislat'ire's
special
re-
Alfred
Watt,
who
also
introdur
Try
this
U
llie
UII:il
iiimivulc
lurj
uwiuimiuuh
...
awvu
nH
r-..tl.H
OSt..t,.
..a..
Oae.
leduath
'
ri"iays'M-
j
ln
GrMt
nriuin
friml
Canada,
by
provincial
secretary
Wesley
Skirt,
and
Jacket,:
Elisabeth
!
The
ACWW
was
founded
at
lilaek
has
had
Ume
1
meet
only
Fashion
Footwear
MocKnoun
in
rj:ij
ana
now
nas
w--
-..v...
a
memlx-rshlp
of
over
5.(KM),000
because
members
have
been
women
around
the
world.
sitting
on
other
committees.
Jones.
Allee
Nlekerson.
Carol
Mill,
,
Judy
Lloyd,
Myrna
Knutson,
and
;
PnUsy
Lemon.
i
Shnrtie
Coals:
June
Henry,!
Sharon
Wlllinms.
Marlon
Shen-
j
ton.
Diane
Kennedy.
1
Long
o.iti:
Kheiia
H'-nnrtt,
Mrs
R
ivmond
Savre
of
Ack-
!
1t
I'"
enouph
time
left
worth.
Iowa,
president
of
the
ACWW.
has
recently
returned
b''lre
the
SP"slon
e,lds
,,,r
,hPm
on
(eremonial
eisht
hnrses.
l
Turn
IfinriC
from
a
trip
around
the
world
10
,arr
"1
ufir
BssiKiimeni.
The
committee,
which
was
Sue
Martin.
Barbara
Doumont.
i
"'",
rei--Mui
yi.ii
women
ui
with
and
without
ruiiiiiiK
lu
iiir
iuiuuwi
iuiuci-
enee,
for
the
first
time,
from
;
Pat
11(11.
Marjorie
Way.
!
Suits:
Marglt
Macarthur
Mar-j
loile
Tattersall.
Ann
Eyolfson-
iscrvc
Trees
ninny
places,
Including
Pakistan.
Egypt
and
Lebanon.
meat
scheduled
to
meet
again
today,
may
have
time
to
create
(our
more
ridings
before
the
session
Is
over.
This
would
be
done
by
carving
up
Hurnahy,
Delta.
Peace
River
and
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
the
worst
examples
of
unequal
reader5
f
M.l.s.
out
(fp,
a
1
Joyre
Strand.
Mis.
Uoyd.
Donna
p-si.-ve
tins
town'n
i
Maetrthur,
Ethel
Moorehouse.
s
and
plant
new
lrrsws:
Laura
Mltrhell,
Tat
'
j'
-ute
In
municipal
'
Mitchell,
Barbara
Stalker,
Dm
'
S
OHroy.
burns-
(Patrick.
Oeorglna
Mitchell.
4
the
beauty
of
many
;
Elaine
Chrlstianson.
Linden
Nic-V
mg
sixiiled
by
"ex-
kerson.
Lots
Good,
Margaret
Celeo
Credit
Unien
unnuil
meet
1ns
to
be
held
in
the
Civic
t
"ing
In
the
interest
!Olske.
Elsorth
Summer,
A
perfect
cook
is
Mrs.
D.,
Her
roasts
are
great
on
Sunday.
But
left
unwrapped
they
lose
their
Best
And
turn
out
fluton
Monday!
Solvelg
Centre
Board
'Room
Thursday.
March
26.
8
p.m.
i72i
'"t
lighting.
Mork.
always
Insist
on..
alia
to
Set
up
Permanent
tific
Station
in
Antarctic
f'M.L
III
DSON
Caev
also
noted
that
weather
almost
a
vear.
The
government'
A
iiicuttro
n
'""'castli!'
or
jiouthern
A
us-
Is
nt'gotla'.ing
lor
a
slwriy
ship
.
.foremost
In
frozen
f
3ods
.xdi
ion
will
leavo1
,ra"tt
'cul'l
be
Improved
by
col-
to
push
through
th-?
heavy
pa-'K
:
to
net
up
tne
llrstllrctlon
of
meteorological
data
Ice
and
set
the
party
ashore
on
"Kiuiiic
station
oni,roln
llle
Antarctic
and
added
tha
Und
shelf,
f
"'
cu.mnriu.
Rich-
that
the
world's
Increasing
food
casvy
sM
the
rise
.uU!
'("muster
0f
externa!
JpIirlt
might
soon
locus
atten-
probably
be
c.stabl
'hc-1
n-x.
f
f
riilay.
!
-Ion
In
the
great
food
reoui't.'3
January
and
would
be
operating
.j
the
dUelosuro
1
0f
Ul"
A''U'T'
'
C'U'
'
at
full
strrr..;!h
In
a
year.
No
i
a
btiKht
future
fori
Preparations
for
the
expedl-
location
was
riven
bc
o-id
the
i-'nd
nnus
ati'litlon
t0
Pstabllsh
the
new
base
fart
that
it
will
probably
be
4
f'P-iain.'
tor
!trt--ihvf
altjady
been
unu.r
way
for
outh-Tst
or
west-rn
Australia.
But
Mrs.
J.,
n
wiser
loss,
lu
Hand-e-wrap
preserves
'cm;
Her
roasts
stay
fresh
mid
flavorful
No
matter
when
she
serves
'uui!
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rn
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