IMFnrilANCE
AMONG
Continued
from
page
1)
,
the
whole
they
are
opposed
and
'
repudiate
decisively
any
leanings
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
27,
1952
Esteemed
Pioneer
:
I"
'"
-
I
k
I
Oeorge
Cook
left
on
yesterday's
;
plane
fo
a
business
trip
to
Van-j
:ouver.
Mrs.
William
Jones
arrived
In
he
cltv
on
the
Prinre
Rnnort:
yesterday
from
New
WestnWir
endeared"
to
m
a
n
y
ster,
being
here
for
a
six
weeks'
irirnrls
Mrs
Elsie
Marv
Sml'h.
lence
Delightful
ReciUI
by
;
i
Ninna
Bentzen
I
!
A
small
audience
in
United
Church
last
niirht
vowed
others
i
would
be
sorry
they
had
not
come
to
bt.ar.Ml8.
Nlnna
Benuen
play!
vlslt
wltn
her
brothpr
and
sister-,
ln"law
wr.
ana
Mrs.
tiaroia
HamPton.
Woman
Passes
I
'
1
Mrs.
J.
Arthur
Smith
Passes
Aav
After
Brief
Illnes
woman'
F-teemed
nioneer
local
wit,
Z
ilelt
came
here
in
the
S
1
a
niicitr
Lr
lime
7"'
""7
"
nd
widow
of
the
late
J.
Arthur
.-smith
niacH
nwav
Tuesdav
eve-
inm.
m
m.
Prin
Bnnert
Oen-
a
-
wlv-
1
taltp
nlnee
Kiturdav
mornlne
"3
from
tn
Church
the
Annun-
St
There
wil
payers
Friday
night
In
the
B
C
Under-
taker
Chanel
i
Death
came
to
Mrs.
Smith
.
'
after
lftpr
a
twn
two
weeks'
,.!,,
.,,.
Illness.
;
Born
in
Chicago
seventy-three
'
years
ago,
Mrs.
Smith
came
to
the
city
from
Kenora,
Ontario,
;
in
lona
,,ritv.
v.w.nj
,h..i
i
Mr.
Mr.
-
and
and
Mrs
Mrs.
o
Oeorce
mc-
M.Jeral
5""
""t"""'
Hospital.
The'
funeral
will
her
vio
in.
Adult,
and
children!
-
.
m
.
.
Tien-
"
do
h
responded
to
rap
!a
tlon
to
the
artistry
of
"her
per-
ZtoZrr
tv
ve?
talhe"
dtVon
;
!
&Z
n
lhe
on
"oV.t'
Jlty
formance
as
she
displayed
her
mastery
of
brilliant
gypsy
airs.!0?
?u??n
ysleraay
e.n"
CUUM
PACKEJ
lated
many
anecdotes
Problems
of
railway
building
were
brought
into
her
picture.
To
many
there
,naa
ueen
oimculties
and
disap-
pointment.
lrs-
MacPhersn
mentioned
SUCh
Pmlnent
Individualistic
i"
t.he
'""?t
u"
D'
lne
pennon-
Sobers
and
Ukraln-;
.....
.
.
11
lne
Douknobrs
have
not
w.v.u,
.icam
uui
5
ldrge
-gruP
calllnS
themselves
Knrts
nr
PrpoHnm
qi-
k"
nil!;
"i
"
ic
7
,
tlC
!;ather
tha?
a-ve
make
for
s
g.donot
n
ne
other
hand,
the
Men-
ST
M8,
type.J
se
ub,
Nirewa,
inrmy,
gooa
iarm-
ers
anQ
as"a"ng
well.
Mormons,
too.
were
a
splendid
tyPe
of
PeoPle-
As
for
Ukrainians
thpv
tnn
iiac
me
icapcut
ui
tueir
w
mj
nicy
are
communistic
Dut
such
a
group
is
very
small.
On
Pacific
Milk
recommended
by
doctors
for
in-fnti'
(ormulii.
BUY
B.C.
PRODUCTS
411
C
W
n
r-J
H
W
I
?VllLi
the
Czarda.
and
Swedish
folk-I
gongs.
songs.
j
,
First
part
of
the
program
was
given
to
Sonatas
by
Handel
and;
Bach
including
the
familiar!
"Air."
also
bv
Bach.
In
which
Miss
Bentzen
developed
great!
Judge,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
clarity
and
richness
of
tone.
I
Judge,
ls
In
the
city
from
Van-1
The
violinist
-was
fortunate
in
;Couver
on
business
j
having
the
assistance
of
Henryi
kluym,
local
pianist,
as
accom-
R.
H.
Morgan,
formerly
in
the'
pianist
who
was
in
complete
sym-
i
taxi
business
here
and
now
oper-;
pathy
with,
her
performance
'
ang
a
hotel
in
Vancouver,
ar-1
was
a
railway
contractor
and
were
an
excellent
type-hardy,
later
became
real
estate
dealer,
self-reliant
and
good-lookiog.
and
a
prominent
property
'
owner
lTne
Speaker
of
the
Legislature
of
Manitoba
Ukrainian.
was
a
rh.
h,rn
f,,
"
y
p?
'5
mJ
""fPloy
dl
Carl
a"d
SOJ
COMMUNISTS
Wa"er-
Edward
,
lost
his
life
j
j
These
new
Canadian
(Ukrain-
REFRIGERATOR
SPECIALS
"
.
.
w,t
i-anauian
Air
rorce:ienow
citizens.
Some
would
like
.
Setv'uf
!
St
ias
been
elected
local
sons
o.
I
ircis
are:
:
r.
Hundeldfl.
ttians?n.
ij
c
SKaud.
fc:ary,
Mrs.
J-
-wtury,
Ml.
As-
0
Oi:-.
,
Uohn
Pcdcrscn.
fSlial,
Mr"!.
Alf
I
ji,l,n
Ped.T.en.
0.
Reddingcn.
jrold
Holland,
B.
jiske.
of
0fftC'..-3
Will
vck.
yening"
tias
been
til
,
j
Party
,Lve
tables
of
ne
crib
whist
of
Canadian
I
Auxiliary
last
I
were
Mrs.
H.
iautovlc
at
crib-Sormier
and
J.
j
and
Miss
Pul-j
Doane
Freeman
i
toward
Commimtsm.
Their
loval-
ty
to
Canada
is
absolute
and
un-
questioned."
Although
herself
from
Sas-
katchewan,
Mrs.
MacPhtrson
de-
i
scribed
Alberta
as
"the
most
rn-
mantle,
beautiful
and
versatile"!
0f
the
prairie
provinces.
Edmon-;
she
called
"The
Montreal
of
the
West.-
..,
wouId.t
want
l0
live
any.
!
where
else
than
on
the
prairies
or
to
have
raised
my
family
any-
i
wnere
eise,
mis.
Maernerson
concluded
"It
Is
a
nrivilpEP
to
LA"
th
?.ranar
EmPire'
wnose
umimitea
resources
as-1
tonlsh
the
world.
We
have
freer:
There
is
breathing
space.;
There
ls
intense
love
country,
:
not
Just
of
Saskatchewan
or
Al-
i
0e"a'
J
01
a"
Uana?a'
Mrs.
Macr-nerson,
in
passing
,
a
uuaed
o
the
'inspired
'
selec-;
"
"on
by
the
F
at
ers
f
Conjed-i
-i
,,!'
as
"-anaaa
s
oesitnaiion.
i,
ior.
,etL
P
...
,
Appreciation
of
tl
the
club
for
m
Mrs.
MacPherson
s
address
was
voi("pd
he
preiripnt,
Mrs.
F.
E.
Anfield.
Reference
was
made
to
the
illness
in
hospital
of
the
nonorary
president,
Mrs.
ti.
l-.
Mcintosh
and
the
hpari
table
flowers
were
sent
to
her
fter
the
meeting.
3,
WAS
NOW
9'2
cu.
ft,
50
Ib.freezer
chest..
339.00
305.00
8
cu.
ft.
52
lb.
freezer
chest..
369.95
332.95
7Vz
cu.
ft.
20'
lb
freezer
chest
359.00
323.00
never
being
obtrusive
In
the
second
half
of
her
program,
Miss
Bentzen
displayed
her
love
for
light,
airy
music
and
presented
such
compositions
as
o.
ifrpi.ipr",
Krelsler's
"irtnnri.rr.
"Londonderry
Air
Air
-
and
"Liebeslled;"
Drdla's
"Souvenir,"
and
Sandy's
''Song
of
Vcrmland.
These
orA
,.t,M
r.rlra
-hat.
annpalprt
wirflv
melodies;
others,
because
of
their
technical
....imii
hriiiion..
brUliance
and
i
.h,rthJ
rhythm.
Sarasta's
"Gypsy
Airs,"
for
in-
stance,
is
a
violinist's
showpiece
and
Miss
Bentzen
gave
full
emotional
interpretation
beginning
i
1
i.'
V
3'
.
'
.
,
f
t
i
,1
Is
-1
I
!.-
.
i
.
.
i
;
tL
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f
--.
1
1'
i
-t1J"
r'
I
it
t
4
...
,
..
-.
?
.
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-"
V
i'
'
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1
1
St
.
n
,.
"
r
f
'
I;
t
v
-
r
v
'
I
'I'
!
"c"
"re
""7"
I
Mr,.
J.
J.
Judge,
who
has
been
i
visiting
In
Vancouver
and
Los
i
Angeles,
returned
home
on
the
Prin
R,m,.ri
in,.
oi
i
nvea
mine
city
on
thp
Frince
'
RuDert
vpstyrrlav
frm
tp
tn,ith
I
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford
left
bv
i
nlnni
t,.An-.,
ft
I
1
.
-
.
7","7
',T
clty-
bcln8
called
there
because
her
husband,
J.
A.
Rutherford
B.C.L.S.
has
been
suddenly.
stricken
with
a
heart
"
'
w
attack
"
and;
"
-""u
i
inFii.
u.
ivuiu-
sur-;
12Z
tZV
7
'
recent
weeks.
u
His
condition
Is,
rcported
crlUcal
!
llew
Canilulatc.
Thwn
nan,
nanr)Uq(Da
nto
the
Yo"yai
Order
were;
.
.
.
.
.
rf
Aran
n
t
t
mantlnn
i
.1
mw
oj,
o
'c"."8
I
night
with
Governor
Howard
j
Walker
presiding
at
the
impres-
isive
ceremonies.
New
members
;are
N.
H.
Dale,
Ken
Johnson
,
land
Slim
Charlton.
i
Also
at
the
meeting
was
dis
-
!
cussed
a
plan
for
improving
the
j
!
new
cemetery
plots
recently
ac
-
1
i
quired,
with
work
to
begin
as;
!
ooon
as
weather
permits.
;
Mr.
Walker
deplored
the
lack!
slx
wt'rc
ln
attendance.
I
CANDY
EGGS
u"n
a
Passlonate
gypsp
seren-
"de,
then
ending
In
the
wild
abandon
of
a
sypsy
dance.
PUIS
THIS
OUTSTANDING
REFRIGERATOR
VALUE
8Vi
cu.
t.,
28
lb.
freezer
chest
ONLY
-
""""6
MU"U
mi;
vnici
:
three
sons
still
reside
here.
'
CmllU
A
-4
A
J
In
w
ber
of
tiT
the
Roman
n
.Catholic
Church.
She
was
active
in
Red
Cross
work
in
two
wars.
Her
home
through
the
years
was
at
ou-uuu
nycimc.
.
Prince
Rupert
R.
Van
Snellenbcrg,
W.
O.
Drake,
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
C.
Card-well
and
family,
A.
Penner.
H.
Penner,
N.
C.
Torry,
M.
E.
Mac-Donald
and
C.
E.
Douahertv.
Vancouver;
W.
Dick,
Ontario;
J.
A
MpOllario
nnH
R
H
R-
ir.
naud,-
Montreal;
W.
A.
Griffith
'and
v
.
Hobcnschlld,
Terrace:
O.
B.
Blackstock.
Saskatchewan;
Mr
and
Mrs
r
vrinnkpr
onrt
family.
Masset;
r.
C.
Parsons,
:Kamloops;
N.
Bath,
Victoria;
H.
'N.
French,
Vantierhoof;
J.
M.
Dayton,
West
Vancouver.
I
Having
four
prisoners
in
his
custody
including
two
from
Ter-
i
race
and
two
local'iuveniles
go-;
today'B
plane
for
Vancouver.
For
Your
Easter
Parade
at
Home
EASTFR
CARDS
A
EASTER
EGGS
CHOCOLATE
NOVELTIES
EASTER
WRAPPED
ItOXED
CHOCOLATES
IN
CELLO
BAGS
Miss
eemzen
appears
again
by
first
United
Church
Men's
Club.
Al
ex
Haig
Head
Of
Legion
crp
served
by
a
I
of
Mrs.
J.
A
,
Mr-
Stagavic
Jr..
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
TERMS
AVAILABLE
THE
ROBERT
SIMPSON
PACIFIC
LID.
312
Third
Aye
W.
.
Phone
460
SATISFACTION
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
RUM
fifes
I
New
president
of
Canadian
Le-
i
01
lnlcr,st
r
Moose
members
in
ing
to
Industrial
school.
Branch
27
is
Alex
Hale
the
monthly
meetings
as
only
'stable
Crouch,
RCMP,
left
on
This
advertisement
is
not.
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
past
vice-president,
following
annual
elections
last
night.
Sue
ceedlng
him
as
vice-president
is
DRAPERY
SPECIALS
Lloyd
Rice.
,
0ther
0fficers
are
J.
S.
Wilson,
zone
commancrer;
D.
Ouyatt,
ser-I
geant-at-arms;
Frank
Hicks,
Robter
Bone,
P.
M.
Ray.
Ralph'
Smith,
Mrs.
M.
Laurence.
Dor-
otny
gcott,
James
Nlcoll
and
Charles
Anderson,
directors.
,.
rvlK
aune
te4
were
Co..
C.
W.
.
VC.
MacGregor,
VC,
MC,
DCM,
first
vle-presldent;
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston.
MC,
VD,
second
vice-presi
dent:
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
D.
McRae,
RCN
iMLAi,
third
vice-president
n!l:VA;l!:
48"
.VThrcod
Monkscloth
In
dyed
colors
Flamigo
Dove
Grey
Forest
Green
Rose
1.98
yd.
Moeting
also
discussed
plans
mtiritr-
for
AprU
j
anniversary
ccicbra-
tons
wnich
marks
the
second
birthday
of
the
new
Legion
buUding.
f
A
idcrson
nnd
Mrs
I
n
it'
('
art
ij
u
were
in
play
t
r
Moose
whist
the
following
I'illan
Williams,
'n.
second.
firs';
J
Mos-
was
won
by
O.
nts
wore
ser-
T
Mfi
P-
Bacon
IS
LIGHTS
V
lUII.STOIt.M
Y
j-The
Northern
ol
Borealls
,
pns.
ine
nail
is,
"
u
"-'u1ubui
;
iirom
the
sun.
pic
story
says
It
Cornell
Univcr-
I
which
break
'I
colors.
jers
't
and
dance,
Fri-
iltci
'
-idles'
Aid
tea
and
-'kin?.
Saturday,
,75c,
W
Legion
and
ff-Hold
April
1
ond
Anniver-
(ltci
t'
International
!'ng
Engineers
f
icrs'
Hall,
Fri-
P-n-
t75ct
lled
advertise-
lr
auction
sale
to
be
held
P
at
2:15
p.m.
wjuse,
corner
of
rBrlde.
opposite
pmpletc
housc-
Utc
lu
io
n
oCc
299.00
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
48"
Homespun
Green
and
Natural,
Wine
nnd
Natural,
Broad
Tone-on-Tone
Stripes
and
Plain
Natural
shade
1.98
yd.
ROUGHTEX
Discontinued
designs.
15
pieces
Tropical
patterns
we!!
assorted
1.98
yd.
ffii
$29.95
AIL
ace
Manufacturer's
Samples
Drapery
and
Upholstery
Fabrics,
assorted
lengths
.50
to
2.25
Each
See
Window
Display
DRAW
RODS
Made
up
any
size
desired.
Also
Bay
Window
rods,
hinged
joints,
one-piece,
"made
to
measure.
is
not
only
FASHION
NEWS
-
for
Spring
.
.
.
but
wonderful
news
when
it's
yours
to
wear
shortly
arid
so
comfortably
combined
with
black
suede.
mi
1
'at
a
low,
low,
low
Una
-tap-
$9.95
t
Rupert
POR
FOR
YOUR
,
OLD
SUITCASE
OR
WHAT
HAVE
YOU
ON
THE
PURCHASE
OF:
TWIN
SETS
or
GLADSTONE
BAGS
4couver
mtUiatc
Ports
fThursdoy
r,:'S
p.m.
fTCHIKAN
fV
M1UMGH1
!
nd
Service
r
Reservations
Jr'te
or
Call
Ladies'
twin
sets
attractive
fabric
covering
in
good
choice
of
colors.
Full
sine
standard
wardrobe
and
overnight
bag.
.
FULL
PRICE
...
a
$34.95
Mens
Standard
Gladstone
bags
in
black
embossed
split
cowhide.
Hanger
and
outside
straps.
FULL
PRICE
$34.95
LESS
TRADE-IN
$
5.00
Delight
in
the
Lightness,
Airiness
and
Enduring
Qualities
of
Nylon
Lace
Family
Shoe
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ond
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