Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
18,
11&3
Ispassing
Rotary
Choir
Featured
In
Concert
Here
Sunday
Many
in
Attendance
at.
Shower
for
Anne
Dumas
ri
uvuiner
is
Br
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two
C
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District
News
TERRACfc
Flying
Inatrurtlon
cla.ws
were
Ijeing
conducted
here
In
Terrace
during
the
war
years
and
now
over
50
people
have
Indicated
their
Interest
In
the.
newly-formed
Terrace
Flying
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lapi.
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,t.r
pilot
and
engineer
Hank
lUKht
thiir
craft
In
Van
Pyksl
i;
a:vl
';ie
Mis-'
Sharon
Dumas,
Florence,
Cormier,
Lena
to
in
as,
Hcr-au
i',il-kestad
and
M.iry
Ba.
;o.
Those
unable
to
allelic!
but
sending
gifts
wre
Mr--.
Jehu
Basso,
Mrs.
W.
C-
M
array,
Mrs.
Beryl
Hoots.
Mr
U
i
P.-d.-ct,
Miss
Bea
Ir.inj
a:-
'
Mu
Pa
alette
Telsttl.
med
to
P"Tea
10
o
ia
some
work
wllh
but
wind
-omuuny
s
Ki'
on
the
gruuna
umii
D..t..
formerly
flew
,T.Ioot
and
Klwm
wax
o(
A
auer
The
group
plans
to
start
ground
Instructions
now
and
later
In
the
year
get
a
plane
for
flying
Instruction
and
practice.
Officers
of
the
association
are:
President,
Bob
Cooper;
vice-president,
Don
Parmemter;
sec-treasurer,
Denis
Becker.
Canaua
from
Eng-
),e
v.-as
vum
im-
Miss
Anne
Dumas
was
honor
guest
at
a
shower
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Harold
Newsorae,
1315
Sixth
Avenue
East
with
many
friends
in
attendance.
The
bride-elect
will
be
married
on
March
3
to
Mel
Thompson
radio
announcer
and
popular
city
basketball
star.
The
shower
room
was
decorated
in
pink
and
white
streamers
as
was
the
special
chair
reser
vei
for
the
honor
guest.
A
lushly-decorated
basket
banked
with
gifts
was
presented
to
Mis
Dumas.
Games
were
enjoyed
and
delicious
refreshments
served
by
the
hostess.
Guests
attending
included
Mrs.
Anne
Dumas,
mother
of
the
bride-to-be,
Mrs.
Svea
Ma.zel,
Mrs.
Pat
Hamilton.
Mrs.
Mae
?,fcCormick;Mn.
Alice
Le
CiouCe,
Mrs.
Anne
Parks,
Mrs
Vina
Dumas,
Mrs.
Rose
Teiset),
Mri.
Ellen
Cormier.
Mrs.
Mickey
La-vigne,
Mrs.
Pat
Ward,
Mrs.
Helen
L.M'KENT
DniK,
32-year-old
OupW
ritv
A
concert
of
local
talent
scheduled
for
next
Sunday
evening
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
will
feature
the
llotary
Mixed
Chorus,
well
known
in
the
city
for
Its
outstanding
performance.
Directed
by
Charles
Balagno,
the
chorus
btfjun
some
10
years
ao
as
an
all-male
group.
When
uiaie
voices
became
scarce,
women
were
admitted.
Present
membership
is
iil.
While
the
group
is
sponf-ored
by
the
ttotary
Club,
only
a
few
of
Its
members
are
Rotarians.
The
concert
is
presented
by
Rotarians
to
collect
funds
for
the
clubs
service
project
that
of
enlarging
the
children's
ward
at
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
The
ward
was
initially
equipped
by
Rotarians.
Among
those
taking
part
in
the
11
-item
program
which
opens
al
It.
ii
p.m.
are
tne
mixed
chorus
singing
six
selections;
Janette
Spark
playing
two
violin
solos;
studi-nu
of
Annunciation
School
in
a
choral
speaking
recital
directed
by
Sister
Mary
Daniel;
Christe
Furniotis
playing
two
violin
solos:
Mrs.
Rae
Moir
singing
two
vocal
solos;
MikeC'olussi
and
Robert
Wood
playing
accordion
solos;
Eddie
Gladding
giving
impersonations;
Frank
Guidi
playing
novelty
solos
on
a
leaf;
a
ladies'
cbortu
singing
two
selections;
Mrs.
Patricia
Wicks
singing
two
selections.
!USv
girls
these
day
PIERRE
LEFEVRE,
who
has
an
International
reputation
as
an
actor,
will
adjudicate
the
Dominion
Drama
FesMval
finals
at
Victoria,
May
4-9.
Mr.
Le-fevre,
who
adjudicated
the
regional
finals
last
year,
was
born
in
New
York
city
and
has
appeared
on
the
stage
in
England,
Holland,
Belgium
and
other
European
countries.
He
served
for
a
time
In
the
French
army
during
the
Second
World
War.
He
landed
in
Normandy
as
a
war
correspondent
right
after
D-Day
and
later
was
accredited
to
Canadian
army
headquarters
for
a
time.
.,,
T!ii-v
are
man-ji:mnt.H
for
an
"Am-"anient"
among
the
..mhrri
of
tile
bud-
j6
Those
wishing
to
a
M
ta
j
FOR
A
i
LASTING
jJ.
shine
i$&!&:
P.
R.
WallU
was
in
town
recently
in
connection
with
Installation
ol
two
new
fciigiish-uuuie
switchboards
In
the
local
government
Telephone
office.
Terrace
office
will
add
a
niisht
operator
and
a
messenger
to
their
staff
here.
Mrs.
Sam
Klrkaldy
has
returned
from
a
visit
with
her
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Arsenault
at
Kemano.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Osborne.
Jr
.
In
Hiil
fax
two
year.
after
he
disappeared.
i
reunited
with
his
'"'"
y
home
Dub
,u
declared
dead
by
Quebec
Sunor
Court
ku
than
three
month
ago.
and
an
liuurance
company
made
payment
totalling
$8,500
to
hit
wife
and
father
and
a
bank
which
had
some
claim
on
the
account
The
RCMP
found
Dube.
apparently
a
victim
of
amnesia,
work-Ink
In
a
Halifax
hospital
under
the
name
Paul
Dupuls.
TLC
Protests
Wages
Paid
Workers
on
Spare
Gangs
The
Trades
and
Labor
Council
is
nrote.stintr
a
have
until
live
.nday
aft'-'nmm
to
Mr
pleasure
The
';;
w
held
Feb
25.
Odours
has
received
u.:.L'mc
news
about
-
ij.U
dauiihlrr.
UlK
r
class
at
the
Mid-!!
and
Technical
the
first
term,
ftn-h
an
82
per
rent
li
n
are
4'J
DUUlla
In
report
that
men
working
on
spare
gang's
on
the
CNIil
THIS
WEEK
International
Typographical
t'nion,
local
413,
monthly
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre,
7:30
p.m.
Thursday.
Rotary
concert,
Capitol
Theatre,
9:13
p.m.
Sunday
night.
Kinsmen
Founders
Day
dinner,
7
p.m.
Saturday
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
Lois
lift
here
three
terry
iip
here
receive
only
74
cents
an
hour
and
are
working
10
hours
each
day.
S,u
Calls
UU
Delegates
were
informed
-of
(r
Ketchikan
on
.r!
trip
are
Hoy
I
thuik
rurman.
FREE
SHOW
FORESTS
OF
THE
FUTURE
Depicting
all
activities
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
and
some
other
interesting
pictures.
Friday,
February
20r
ai
8
p.m.
in
the
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Collection
during
interval,
all
benefits
of
which
will
gc
to
YOUR
PRINCE
RUPERT
EUROPEAN
FLOOD
RELIEF
FUND.
PL,
Orl
JL
ouie
itxurd
Ellis
Airlines'
r.t
i02
.
.
cays
Norm
are
making
their
home
in
Port;
Alberni.
w
here
Mr.
Osborne
Is
on-the
staff
of
Marshall-Wills
Hardware
Store,
according
to
word
received
here
by
Mrs.
Henry
Pashe.
j
1
The
Village
Commission
has'
appointed
Alex
M
OHIaiulers
village
clerk.
A.
J.
Harman
will
stay
and
acquaint
Mr.
Gillandcrs
with
his
duties.
There
were
12
applications
for
the
position.
i
Terrace
Public
Library
Association
Board
received
word
that
a
room
In
the
basement
of
the
New
Provincial
Building
Is
reserved
to
accommodate
the
library.
Mrs.
W.
Welling
will
act
as
librarian.
j
FRAfMCOIS
LAKE
A
lynx
Is
living
not
far
from
the
landing
It
was
wen
by
ehlUi
dren
r.ear
the
Shaffer
ranch
and
people
staying
at
Van's
Cabins
often
hear
It
screaming
tn
the,
woods.
I
.
I
Women
Want
Labels
on
New
Fabrics
TORONTO
(CP)
The
40.UU0-member
Federated
Women'
In-rtltuu-a
of
Ontario
wanU
iht
Canadian
government
to
act
up
a
yslem
cf
labelling
lur
m
fabrics
maJe
from
tynthetl;
f.bres
A
copy
of
the
rwi
resolution
The
newly-formed
women's
auxiliary
to
Ckptain
Cook's
Sea
Cadet
Corps
will
hold
open
house
Thursday
night
at
the
Navy
drill
hall
at
8
p.m.
and
all
parents
of
sea
cadets
are
invitei
The
auxiliary
was
formed
to
help
out
cade's
of
the
local
corps
In
various
ways.
'
this
situation
by
one
of
the
locals
at
the
monthly
meeting,
a
TLC
spokesman
naid
today.
A
resolution
was
endorsed
demanding
that
auch
project
hould
provide
a
"decent
wage
Handard
In
keeping
with
wage
.ates
In
this,
area."
The
secretary
was
asked
to
write
E
T.
pplcwhaite,
Liberal
MP
for
ikeena.
askinjj
him
to
investigate
the
situation.
The
TIX"
was
advisee,
bv
the
ANNUAL
MEETING
RED
CROSS
SOCIETY
FOR
Reports,
elcc'ion
of
officers
S
p.m.
Thurs.
Feb.
19,
CIVIC
CENTRE
th"
p-turning
to
uiard
the
Prince
reining
were
Mni.
ind
her
win
They
ai'.li
Mm.
Kiit
Fo-
r
"t
the
but
at
the
KcK
rii
iient
grain
recjoers
rr
h
Arnold
Mill.
!
sme.
hi
first
name
i''J
in
print
an
j
n
t
Itr.nw
how
that
j
wt
l.o
one
erer
dts-
r
Wii3-.cn
of
the
M
c
Benefit
Variety
Show,
March
15.
Capitol
Theatre.
(lt
!
L.O
B
A.
bake
sale,
Oordnn
;&
Anderson's,
Feb.
21.
10:3!)
I
a.m.
43
1
i
Mrs.
Kirby
has
left
for
Vancouver
where
her
hutbmd
is
having
medical
care.
They
live
it.
fecuthhark..
'tt
a
holiday
and
:p
'.o
Vancouver
U
ruth
!;o
wi
an.
org
tn
j'.ep
down
the
th"
Prince
V
returning
to
hajs
been
pj.vd
to
the
Canadian
A-vuk
latlon
of
Consumer
which
ha
long
ur-ecl
that
more
tlled
Information
be
put
on
fabric
label
Mru.
Mi.-hael
Himiphrle.
convener
of
the
CAC
textile
Committee,
aaitl
In
a
recent
addris
,'hat
adequate
labels
are
nee.;
c!
on
textiles
co
women
can
apply
ie;r
t...owUJe
01
tr."
ni
j.i
and
function
of
given
fabrlrv.
't)n;y
the
nianufa;:tuier
ci
inlshrr
ran
provide
this."
i
iJ.
She
abo
retVratiMl
i
;t
)mmrr.it'.!.in
by
the
C.C
ii.r
l:
(atIct
made
or
:rt
In
C.n--
-
''
1
n
ifio
'.
ne
no
re
present,
the
fibre
In
g:ta
t
pr
portion
to
be
named
il
.
itie
ot'ierj
according
to
the
amcutit
ptf-cni
unrRAT.
coNvrs-rio.'
a
!
t
nera!
r.eeUng
cf
all
Ir.terest-!
-a
Li.'-.i
rrls
wi'l
ix'
held
In
the
(ivi-.
Centre,
t.t
3
p
ro,
Friilnv.
Dr
lutht.
f
'minion
Veteri
1
t-ftiniarv
"fl
I'l'l
AIT.
tmni.
ery
Kurpeon.
spent
a
few
riavs
in
were
Kert
and
r.
Mr.
w.
Irwin.
irf
Ir.
F
Nnreron
and
r
I)
Sk(
inltn,
chief
.ntnie-
f
"13
Wn.COM
S.
i
':
i
I
1
rt-rT
rj.ib
I'rrtenti
R
'
':-
rr.'.xri
churui
end
a0titi!t
silit.t.
in
rcit-i
tiinH.v
n'h'
F'b.
Z2.
.-I
9.15
in
the
';:mto
Theatre.
Come
early.
Ticket-avaiiabie
at
Ormes
or
from
any.
member
if
tiv
R
liirv
Cl:ib.
i
i:.
E'
Parker.
up.
"
P'inr-
C,f,,rn
to
"v
tff
(.ilkiT
He
liort
bu.mewi
trip
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
that
hearings
and
medical
examinations
would
be
held
In
the
.-rinca
huperi
oeneral
Hoi.pital
it
1
p
m.
Msn
h
25
Claims
must
be
aent
In
before
March
18.
The
meeting
-ndrc-.Hi
a
mo-ion
to
fciid
i'Zi
U
i
he
cnil-Uren-
preventive
deniil
clinic
Tne
counnl
alvj'
cferi'led
to
trc;;t
an
inv.
tatmn
to
affiliate
vitii
the
newlv-iormej
v...
Tracie
fnion
Congress,
provin-;U1
t!S-.isluo
i
f
th
iju;
...'
it:iii
ftMimd
in
N.uwimi
I-',
"all,
Aetirn
1
th
f?
U.'l-e
fi
..
in
-
r.v
i.en'iT.eiit.-,
to
tns
Criminal
Code
that
would
d
'
v
"'lib.
I
ilK.r'
present
rlKht
to
strike
or
peaceful
picketini
was
endorsed.
ro
v.i-ie
!rticrej
cincl."
.11
h?
hv'k
of
life-saving
rnu;-ncnt
en
come
coistal
airplanes
ss
In
the
recent
case
of
several
men
stranded
on
a
slowly-slnk-
i
'
far
Irom
il.or'?
with
no
paodles
or
UferafU."
Only
one
man
safelv
r'
-ihore,
uie
Ov.kts
are
still
lost.
-i..i
ii.
.
-.
M
weif
requostei
o
the
Unemployment
Insjranc"
Act
thil
would
prevent
long
delays
In
api
.lis
against
disqualifications,
after;
It
.had
been
reported
some
cact
lvid
been
beM
up
as
much
a
three
months.
President
R.
L.
Oardiner
was
In
the
chair.
the
district
testing
rattle
for
TB
..
......
-foi
rj.v
-
fill
team
of
seven
year
old
horses
through
he
irs
on.
si
i
He
h1
re""tlr
bo'ih
snd
had
only
worked
them
four
days,
hauling
groceries
ar,.l
hi
b
neross
the
ice
on
Oufcii
Lk
Two
men
were
with
the
trim
they
crossed
safely
nearly
to
th
north
shore,
when
they
crashed
through
20
feet
from
shore
tn
ve
feet
cf
wter.
One
mare
t,
steidilv
for
nearly
an
hour
with
her
head
on
the
ice,
before
she
gave
up.
I
ti.;d
(!
a
grH(i
trip
Cubs
Shown
OPTCW.ETft.'Sr
Fred
E.
Dowdie
lt..
im
lu.
Siot.t;
Building
f'lior?
Blue
533
I
i
i
How
to
Use
Public
Phone
n-.-e
he
lrx,k
1H
i
enter
t-amlng
In
li'xpital
in
not
the
'
silent
'if
ViikrrMin
m.in-to
Rupert,
last
M
b--tnt
rnwht
hv
h
went
to
Seattle
(in
of
the
Inter,
'iliout
Commission.
brief
loui
before
y
If
oil
like
an
Arrov.rool
hiscuil,
!t
5
ou
vill
prefer
fy
STfni
j
The
first
Prince
Ruiwrl
Cul
Pack
got
some
training
last
night
In
ho
to
use
a
public
telephone
in
an
cmergT.cy.
Under
leadership
of
Rev.
Barl!
PriK'kl'r.
tubmastes,
and
av.lst-ant
Wllf
St.
Clair,
tne
pack
wen1
on
a
tour
to
the
Canadian
Na
till
.wme
me;ish,T-
,
,
"us
r
url
(,
union
and
he
tional
depot
and
u.scd
the
public
U'icplK.ne
there
'
place
rails
to
:
"'r
will
be
only
too
Plain
how
anyone
"e
Earl
reports
a
;
"e
club
.
,
.
and
"I
for
the
big
bon-"fin'.h
Sorne
to
nut-ivers
are
exK-rted
5
'
"'
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