Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Tuesday,
April
27,
1954
170
Entries,
Groups
Listed
For
Music,
Drama
Festival
U
Avenue
Sewer
Set
Drawn
Up
ition
WANT
A
PERFECT
NOME?
Take
time
lu
find
the
one
you
:!
and
be
sure,
your
goods
are
stored
saiclv
with
a
r-spiiu.iblv
warehouseman.
Phone
60
THAT'S
ANGLER
BEATEN
TO
PUNCH
BY
VIRGINIAN
TROUT
CHARLESTON,
W.
Va.
un
An
enthusiastic
fisherman
out
to
beat
the
rush
stretched
his
line
a
foot
over
the
lake
and
waited
until
the
6
a.m.
opening
of
trout
season
to
drop
it
In.
It
wasn't
his
fault,
he
protested,
that
a
trout
leaped
up
and
snared
the
bait
10
minutes
before
the
official
opening
time
last
Saturday
morning.
The
state
conservation
department
uncovered
the
Incident
in
it3
survey
of
West
Virginia
fish
and
fishermen.
will
not
rent
out
any
competing
equipment.
Lkrcwmmenila-
Lury
f"1
surm
'
f
m
of
cou-!',e
scond
Avcnuf
Approved
also
was
the
pur
The
complete
program
for
the
which
have
attracted
school
'
seventh
annual
Prince
Rupert
groups
as
well
as
adults.
District
Music
and
Drama
Fes-
;
Dancing
Classes
open
May
13
Uval,
May
11
to
14,
has
been
is-
'
In
the
evening
session,
Including
sued,
showing
a
total
of
170
in-
j
ballet
and
Scottish
dancing,
and
dividual
entries
as
well
as
many
continue
May
14
with
tap
danc-groups.
lng
in
the
morning
and
folk
The
four-day
festival
will
in-
dancing
in
the
afternoon,
elude
sessions
morning,
after-
I
Adjudicators
will
be
Burton
L.
noon
and
evening,
with'
the
Kurth.
chief
supervisor
of
mus-morning
and
evening
sessions
to
ic
ln
tne
Vancouver
schools,
who
be
staged
ln
the
Civic
Centre
!
wl"
adjudicate
all
musical
class-
chase
of
12
man
hole
covers
at
n
m
w
w,d
aim
.
Qinasay
oCVl'l'"'
"
--
ljUaii
aa
parcel
moved
LcliUUtlUll,
,Cl,UUUv
Auditorium,
and
afternoon
com-
:
es
and
lan
Uobbie,
former
dir
...vims
V.
w
Jlk.a4
alia
Long
tijii!itt:
V
ector
of
the
Vancouver
Li'ti;1
Theatre
and
Totem
Theatre
and
Allied"
'Leave
it
to
Lindsay's"
Your
Agent
g
gl
uic
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oimiiii
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11
PruVt'-!',
tut
cny
would
Air
Cadet
Week
May
23
to
29
Includes
Parade,
Open
House
Postponed
from
this
week
be-
'
RCAF
officers
will
arrive
from
cause
some
arrangements
could
Vancouver
to
Judge
the
squad-not
be
completed,
air
cadet
week
ion
on
its
work
for
the
past
year
'-
now
wjth
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre.
Official
accompanist
will
be
Miss
Olive
Strand.
petitions
In
the
Caaitol
Theatre.
Classes
will
get
underway
at
9:15
a.m.,
1:30
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
The
wide
variety
of
musical
classes
Includes
choral
work
for
youngsters
and
adults,
vocal
solos
and
duets
in
many
age
groups,
pianoforte
classes
for
all
ages
as
well
as
special
open
a
cost
of
$49.50
each
plus
freight,
a
pressure
grease
gun
for
$153
and
$100
worth
of
spinning
wire
for
the
Telephone
department.
Suggestion
by
the
Pioneers'
Home
committee
under
Alderman
Darrow
Oomez
that
$500
for
painting
the
outside
of
the
home
and
$500
for
completing
the
landscaping
of
the
grounds
be
allocated
was
referred
to,
the
finance
committee
to
be
favorably
considered
In
1954
estimates.
A
police
and
licencing
committee
recommendation
read
by
Alderman
Darrow
Oomez
that
a
pedestrian
crossing
be
established
at
fifth
Avenue
and
Sixth
Avenue
at
McBride
Street,
was
passed
by
council.
Ulfhy
U
n
r
in
Frinre
Rupert
will
be
held
!
and
to
give
marks
for
the
trophy
road
,
in
oi
U"-'
CJSI'
laie.
A
c
gcni'i'U
c
uiaw"
up
for
,:1
tnc
Board
of
junirs
nouiyliig
projected
buu-.oi-
mM
was
re-
ers
May
23
to
29,
It
was
decided
last
!
which
is
awarded
the
'squad-night
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
j
ron
making
the
best
showing,
the
local
squadron's
sponsoring
A
rcport
was
received
from
COUlUllllee.
ille
Weed
Will
in-
ITVanlr
Umr.
nn
cnnnlrlo.
mario
r
rrere
into
the
formation
of
a
supple
..naiite
committee
clas.'cs
ln
Chopin,
Beethoven
and
Bach,
violin
solos
and
duets
other
Instrumental
solos
and
en-sembels.
The
elocution
classes,
opening
May
13,
include
choral
speaking
and
solo
work,
followed
by
some
of
the
drama
classes
Half
price
record
sals
now
onatMcRaes.
(101);
Tuesday,
April
27,
8
p.m.,
monthly
general
meeting
of
the
j
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
No.
1051.
Business
meeting
and
lnstalla-;
lion
of
officers.
All
members'
please
attend.
'981
;
elude
a
church
parade,
an
open
house
to
give
the
public
an
opportunity
to
watch
the
air
cadets
at
their
drill,
and
a
tag
day-It
is
hoped
also
that
a
start
will
be
made
by
then
on
the
separate
quarters
which
the
squad-
frD
n
mentary
air
cadet
group
for
girls.
Air
Cadet
League
headquarters
at
Vancouver
is
understood
to
be
seeking
authority
from
Ottawa
to
put
such
groups
on
an
official
basis.
It
was
decided
to
wait
until
further
word
m
c.stmr.n,'-i.
jpert
Chamber
of
"la
asKnig
me
cny
steps
towards
tilt
V
Trades
licences
were
granted
Robert
J.
Franklin,
refrigeration
!
ron
ls
Plannlng
to
construct
for
saps
nnrt
serv
e-
riimltrr,
nrtn.
i
vimwuuiu
wum.
urni
is
car-
ried
out
In
the
Armory.
Commanding
Officer
Douglas
McLean
announced
at
the
meeting
that
the
annual
inspection
day
will
be
held
May
18.
Senior
M
Prince
Hupcrt
reltni-d
to
the
ce
Iop
sudy.
,.imlr
of
Commuted
that
the
lamed
with
in-a.
tay
had
ap-
In
Canada,
evaporated
milk
users
buy
more
Carnation
than
all
other
brands
combined.
Why?
Carnation
is
WANT
TO
GO
EASTER
wlchuk,
handyman
service;
digne
Jensen,
taxi
operator.
.
Finance
committee
chairman
Alderman
Mike
Kiueger
reported
to
council
that
F.
B.
Boyte
has
accepted
the
position
of
city
assessor
and
expects
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
on
or
about
May
15.
i,iKrt
commiuce
ls
received
from
Vancouver
before
making
definite
plans
here.
.
j
CNIB
Branch
j
Meets
Today
!
Annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
j
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
1
National
Institute
for
the
Blind
I
will
be
held
at
5
p.m.
today
in
the
city
council
chamber.
I
Representatives
from
more
!
than
a
dozen
city
organizations
support
at
an
TRIPPING
rr
wrote
council
I
ol
lulieries
Min-saying
that
the
adKiiig
that
the
station
CFPR
be
,
j
j
-
i
1
X
4
-
-
I
i
creamier
in
consistency
'
richer
in
flavor
always
the
same
...
insures
you
better
results,
always
You'll
prefer
Carnation
to
your
present
brand.
Yet
it
costs
no
more.
Try
Carnation!
FREE
RECIPES:
Bakc-day
favorites
in
"Haling
SccrcK'
Wrile
to
Dept.
N.
Carnation
Company
Limited,
Vancouver.
If
you
a-
all
EGG-CITKO
about
an
Easter
Trip
and
need
an
EGG-CEPTIONALLY
good
used
car
to
make
It
In,
We
have
EGGS-ACTLY
what
you
are
looking
for
at
the
price
you
want
to
pay,
and
we
aren't
KGGS-AGGERATING!
So
STOP
IN
TODAY!
.
greater
coverage
will
be
present
to
elect
a
new
1
slate
of
officers
and
also
hear
a
:!iif'lis
uruaucasi.,
:;
to
the
minister
'
'
!
7.
kju
A
fLt
f
'
,
44
isl
".
fV
Q
returned
to
Ot-
report
from
Dan
Waddington,
CNIB
field
secretary
from
Vancouver.
Present
executive
consists
of
George
Mitchell,
chairman;
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall,
vice-chairman;
Peter
Bird,
treasurer
and
Mrs.
A.
Faulkner,
secretary.
paswd
a
by-law
51
STIDEBAKLR
PICKUP
Box
on
back;
like
new
condition
$1285
52
FORD
PANEL
Very
low
mileage.
A
bargain
At
$1495
EVAPORATED!
SJ
'"CREASED
NO!
51
FORD
SEDAN
Radio,
Heater,
Over-drive.
$1675
52
FORD
f'l'STOM
FORDO
It
Beautiful
Banff
blue.
A-l
condition.
$1985,
Young
Artists
Again
Offered
Scholarships
Scholarships
to
assist
young
Canadians
In
obtaining
advanced
training
in
music,
painting
and
dramatic
art
are
being
offered
by
the
Canadian'
Amateur
Hockey
Association
for
the
sixth
consecutive
year,
and
applications
for
the
awards
are
now
being
sought.
The
scholarships,
valued
from
$500
to
$2,000
each
are
offered
to
Canadians
between
20
end
30
years
of
age.
Since
1949,
they
have
assisted
19
young
Canadian
students
in
studies
abroad.
The
scholarships
are
open
to
"from
Contented
Cows"
r!fcTL"r-
"
transfer
of
the
trust
funds
to
a
:-A
as
the
Algorna
omit
which
is
to
for
the
devolop-iciimi
Park
area.
(I
a
policy
n'com-;ie
board
of
works
a
e
n
commercial
n
private
business
if
Mi
i
f
M
M
Sailing
Times
j
Clarified
Sailing
times
for
Union
stea-n-
wot:
h
m
i
Your
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"The
Home
of
Jriendiy
Service"
a
i
(
thips
were
clarified
today
by
Les
rent
to
hidividu-ft.icipality,
the
city
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
Hews
Classified
Canadian
citizens
between
20
Smith,
Union
agent
here.
The
two
regular
Uiilon
vessels,
which
ana
ju
years
oi
age
on
juiy
la,
CAROL
LF.F.
JhSSl'P
of
Wen-
1934,
who
are
qualified
to
laKe
a(.ehee
Wash.,
has
been
advanced
training
ln
drama,
chosen
Queen
of
the
35th
an
f
an
opportunity
pportuniry
.
y7;''Ty.
j
arrive
here
Thursdays
and
Sat-j
urd9ys.
sail
from
here
-iot
be-'
fore
6
i...
.,
daylight
sai:ig
time.
:
northbound,
on
the
same
days.
)
Departure
time.4
fr(r
"oyages
j
sou
h
are
Friday
and
Sunday
at
8
p.m.
daylight
saving
time.
nual
Washington-
Ktate
Appl
Blossom
Festival.
The
17-year-old
Carol
Lee
will
reign
during
the
festival
fo
be
held
from
April
29
to
May
1.
FOR
YOUNG
CANADIANS
WITH
painting
or
musical
composition.
L
Preference
ls
given
applicants
!
who
lack
financial
n.sources
for
;
studies
abroad.
,
Full
Information
iX)Ut
the
11)54
competition
may
be
obtain-';
ed
by
application
to
the
Canada
Foundation,
56
Sparks
Street,
Ottawa,
Ontario.
Applications
for
the
scholarships
must
be
received
at
that
iddress
by
June
15.
.
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JUNIOR
MATRICULATION
OR
EQUIVALENT
mm
MATTRESSES
i
n
noi
puhlnhe.1
or
B
i
iquor
O.nirol
Hoard
crnmeu(
ol
Bnmh
t
.
A'
.
i
Good
Hiiality
mattresses
with
resilient
steel
roil
springs.
I'addrd
with
soft
layers
of
colorrd
cotton
fell.
Firm
bonier
with
rolled
rilces.
I
Mf!
V'lt
Ml
Ml
IUiUS
3rd
lnprrl
Ctihi
Cfcttn
I
Ijt
fjcacL
The
Presbyterian
Third
Prince
Rupert
Cub
Pack
enjoyed
an
outing
to
Grassy
Bay
Saturday,
led
by
Dave
Bown
and
Bob
Eby.
The
boys
enjoyed
games
and
outdoor
Cub
training
and
undcr-'ook
a
mass
good
deed
project,
cleaning
up
broken
glass
on
the
beach,
after
Danny
Rice
suffered
,i
severe
rut.
The
boys
v.rre
driven
to
the
camp
site
by
Johnny
McLcod.
Covered
with
panel
dam-ak
tiikine
in
assorted
patterns.
Wcll-ventilaled.
Standard
length.
I
rING
INSURE
lUNG
NEW
Fundings
This
is
a
call
to
young
men
ready
to
serve
Canada
IN
THE
FROM
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
((lore
Cafe)
HUGE
CATCH
Biggest
recorded
Pacific
mar-iin
catch
was
a
1,560-pounder
caiiQht
eft
Peru
ln
1953.
i
a
!
i
I
5
1
.
m.
-
?
,
The
"VENTURE
PLAN"
offers
a
special
7
year
Short
Service
appointment.
Cadets
who
show
a
desire
to
make
the
Navy
their
career,
may
later
obtain
permanent
commissions,
if
they
have
the
necessary
qualifications.
The
"Venture
Plan"
enables
the
young
Cadet
to
complete
his
high
school
studies
to
Senior
Matriculation
standard
...
.
.
.
while
he
is
gaining
practical
naval
training,
ashore
and
afloat
.
.
...
and
learning
the
responsibilities,
self-discipline
and
leadership
required
of
the
Canadian
naval
officer.
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
yoM
are
between
the
a
f;rs
of
l(
a
fit?
1
as
f
the
1st
o
January.
W4.
ami
have,
or
expect
to
have.
Junior
SXatriutlalinn
or
equivalent)
this
year,
get
the
facts
ahnttt
the
Sary's
"Venture
Plan"
fnr
officer
training
rwi
the
near
est
Naval
Recruiting
Station
or
mail
this
coupon
tmay.
iTKe
Do
r
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t
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v.
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aaaaassnnsnniiW1
and
the
Bone
LWiMJsssWssaWla
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has
crosninii
plank
bridle
over
stream
V'tila
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RF
PLAN,
C"M
NAVAL
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ADgi
AKI
IRS,
OTTAWA.
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t
Please
send
me
complete
information
on
the
Navy's
"Venture
Plan"
for
oflicer
training.
111
UIUUIJI,
V.
I.VI
""11"
.
V
w
'
own
n
dcttion
in
the
water.
He
thought
it
wa
i'HIh:,
Js
with
piro
of
meat
Iwice
as
big;
o
h
1
Su
his
own,
und
flew
at
the
other
dog
to
jet
"
la'Sti
piece.
Hut.
ol
course,
ail
that
happened
''mi
he
Rut
nriihi
r:
(or
one
was
only
a
shadow,;
Upon
occaplance
cadatt
will
!
appointed
to
lh
hor
training
.slobliihmenl
HMCS
Venture,
ot
lh
Navol
Bate
of
Eouimalt,
neor
Victoria,
B.C.
Atad.mk
tod.e
will
be
combined
with
navol
training.
Four
months
annually
will
be
pent
at
sea.
fmphai
will
be
laid
upon
physical
fitness
programmes.
On
successful
completion
ot
the
2
year
boiic
course,
the
cadet
is
promoted
to
the
rank
of
midshipman,
and
subsequently
to
sub-lieutenant,
receiving
the
Queen's
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Commission
as
an
officer
in
Uniforms
are
provided
to
codels
on
joining.
Food,
living
quarters,
dental
and
medkol
core,
tuition,
books,
instruments,
etc.,
are
furnished
by
the
Navy.
Thirty
days
annual
leave
with
pay
is
granted.
MY
NAMt
j
I
Anniuss.
'
pj
'
CITY
""
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