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Aveethearts” Review Smash

by DIOK AYRES

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quire “that professtonal touch"

Mumber was a breath-; everyone made a hit,
Burprise with Its eye- |

share of newly $1,500;montes Harley Lewis announe-
Re custumes. Every artist, Hing the numbers the 2%-hour
es first or second-year
mee procuecr and director {preeision,
Batt himself, was up! There was every type of act
Bamethe stage putting his or imaginable, from the opening
met and soul Into every. tap number by Buddy and His

With popular master of cere-

‘ghow was run off with polish and

Merrymakers, right through lap,

baturday Sermon.

IRGIL F, EARLE .

St. Peter's Anglican Church, Seat Cove 4

N REALITY |

Bpupreme purpose of every evangelist, Is to so present
ris in the power of the Holy Spirit, that He might be

a

epwn. trusted, loved, obeyed, and exemplified tn the whole
-- body, soul and spirit — and in all

uch Army which Is; tanity has become somewhat
gelistic arm of the distorted, No longer Is Christian
church ds no excep! religion thought of as a soul
As our desire through | saving power, bub ay sonething
ace tomuake Jesus Christ

reality In every Uving! bulldings and

{mechanical attached to church
its functions,
Where certain privileges can be
fobtained, when the occasion
iarlses.
4

j. Although it ts perfectly trug

—ithat God is a God of unbound.

-ing love, who will not withhold
‘Hix grace from those who desire
theip, it is equatly true, (hat He
ican not and does not desire to
'foree His love upon unwilling
land unresponsive reclplents.
What then Is Christlanity?
‘How can we experience it and
iwhat effect does It have upon
‘lives, These are the questions
Which are commonly asked, and
which God has called evangelis-
cists Into His service to answer.
i; The revelation of true Chris-
jtanity has Its genesis in the
‘heart of the individual.

‘statement “I am: the way the
truth and the life, no man

‘heralds and blue and white-

‘Barbed guards, in tap routines: @ Loyal Order of Moose No. 1051
' A personal realization that’the ‘and rainbow-hued flower giris ‘monthly general meeting, Tues-

om

Individual toe ballet numbers to
the group.numbers like “Her-
nando's Hideaway.” ‘

Recelving tremendous applause
was comely Muriel Bertrand who
“tripled in brass" as singer,
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Mra. Archie D. Bowen, 1108
Ambrose Avenue left thls morn
Ing by Canadian Paelfic Airlines
plane for a three week hollday
in Vancouver where she will
visit with relatives, -

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Mrs, Herbert Phipps, 416 Sixth
Avenue East, left this morning.
by plane for Vancouver for a
week's stay where she will vislt
with her father, Mr, John, Gib.:
son, who Is In fll-:health and
also visit with her/son, Donald
Phipps who Is in hospital there
receiving medical attention.

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The supple young miss sang
“Schodl Days" for a tricky num-
ber of the same name which

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Inanner that “brought the house
down.”

Miss Bertrand again sang in
“Alice Blue Gown" before she
herformed a series of acrobuties
that won her ovations during her
act.

Also a crowd-pleaser was the
trio of tiny John Menard and
Billy Fudger who tapped along
In great style with Mr. Taft jn
“The Debonairs.”

But the most riotous number
of all was that featuring ten
young Zulus, who danced, shook,
ond turned cartwheels in-“Jun-
gle Fantasy” until the large
crowd was almost in hys-.
terles. Loss uf a brasslere by
one of the “fugzyewuzales” did-
n't faze the loser or the other
dancers one bit.

On the serlous side there were
straight ballet numbers by Val-
erle Wick In “Pink Lady,” Bar,
hara McLaren in “Valse Bluette,”
and Patsy Odowes in “Dream-
time.” There were toe ballet se.
lections by Barbara Ayres as a
‘Parisienne Doll/* Sherril Cook
in “Springtime,” Jill’ Weise in
“Invitation to the Dance," Le-
ona Ritchie in “Tulip Time,” and
Deanna Peterson in “Waltztime,"
‘ There were 16 “little angels” In
"Sweeping the Blue Away,” and
another 14 In “Littie Old Fash-
Iened Ladies,” Also colorful was
the selection “Little Ballerinas.”

Big production number of the
‘evening was "The Royal Wed-
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|CPA plane for Vancouver where
ihe will visit’ with his brother
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ind bounce balls to music In a:

Avenue, left this morning by

Hartwig, who. are leaving for
England to take up permanent
residence,
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Mrs. D. M. Malloy, who has
been on the nursing staff at
Miller Bay hospltal for the past
six months, left by alr this
morning for Chilliwack, where
she will take the position as head
nurse In the operating room at
the Chilliwack General Hospital.

ANCIENT SITE
Woburn Abbey in Bedfordshire
England, home of the Dukes of
Bedford, stands on the site of an
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reader:

@ Important meeting of Prince
Rupert Children’s «Preventative
Dental Clinic, Monday, June 6, 8
pn, Civic Contre. Parents of pre.
school and children commencing
Orade I in fall urgently request-
ed to attend and register child-
ren In the Dental Clinic at this
meeting. Members of public and
organization representatives cor-
dlally invited, (131)

@® The best in Chinese Foods at
the Grand Cafe—Chicken Glblet
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who danced before the bridal:
‘couple appeared. Carol Louks

Phone 3215. (131)

| From 2 to 3 p.m, Miss Nichols

 

day, June 7, 8 p.m. Special initi-
allon ceremonies and report on|

jcometit unto the Father except ias the princess and Beverley Sinithers trip. All members re- |

‘by me,” dy still the pass words ;Louks as, the prince carrled out “Wwested to attend,

‘Into the Kingdam of God.

| aThly Anowjbclge combined, with,
a recognition of ourselves as ‘sin-
ners alienated from God should
awaken within our souls, the
conviction and need to confess,
repent and throw — ottrselves
“before the cross of Christ. say-
ting, “Lord be mereiful to men
sinner.”

The effect upon our lives ina
‘sincere decl-ion for our. Lord;
sean be quickly explained in’ the
words of St Paul:

“Hh any man be tn Christ:
Jesus he ds a new creature, old |
things are passed away dnd bees
hold ath things are heeome new."

It {s only whet Jesus Christ |
Deromes al living reality, that:
we experience the meaning of !
these words af St Paul and are!
while to face the tusues of daily:
Ulm, knowl the peace that}
passeth understanding, hreanse!
we have now parsed from death:
Wnto es,

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ttoxtrol by nh ‘ie , a eany
iRoos and Mr, Taft; the ballet.
‘number Sicilian Flower Girls; '
fap sclection” “Bell Botton’:
Trousers" and the stately “Sur. -
prise Symphony.”
Tiny youngsters warmed a lot!
of hearts In “Busy Little Honey |
Bees" and the western “Panhan.
le Rag.” Clever tap and stick
number was "Putting on the

 

 

Well-received were presenta. |
lions by the senior classes of
“Ttusslan Falk Dance,” “Tea for!
Two" and “fhe Sword Danee.”

Precision number with a rapid |
change of pace was “Loch Lo- |
mand Swing,’ anu good clogging :
was evident in “By an Old Dutch |
Mill"

First-year class «ho galned ay
well-earned ovAulon was the:
group presenting "We're Golnug|
on Suge.” “Happy Go Lueky,"
Sharon Dunas’ lap numbur, wun |
big hand as dit the duet the |
Rhythm Kids" Patay Odewes and
John Menard, — Cosmopolitan
taich was piven the reviow by |
"Eeypllon Balle’ and “the!
Hleh Kleking Floradopas.

Another hgh polnt dn the:
thow was “Alabama Bound,” a

hig surprise that will have to

wid a secret unt after toe!
Whey performance, curtis
Uine for whieh da 8 pan,

“Blom Heat" by Duddy and
Mis Merrymakera provided the
finale whieh sent more thin 030,
persona hone dappy that they'd!
ACOH a URUpOrecatasaal” show,

Yvonne Schaeffer provided.
veal Inlrgduetion for a young!
clases’ version of 'Tho Womaa |
IN the Bhoes" Jock Fywarb play, |
Cl the piper far the Seottist
danelng, and Hddio Clark wave |
the dims a working over for
the “Jungle Pantasy,”

AU the end of the alaw Mp
Toth puld tribute to ptontats
Ars, William Glias and welth |
ve WATE att eH NenibOse ua
the Tite Thontre nagar tony |
who assisted with the lighting,
aconery and AxIng up the stage,

 

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Mr and Mri. Th) ayia, whe
arrived dn tho elty nat Novenis
bor whon Mr Gayle wieappoints |
el aKING Mtelat forester |

A Mere, are tearing Prince Uuperty:
June th. !

Met. Cayle tins neeepted a poat-

Hor with the Powell iver Comes |

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With forestry dopartinent since
Td, Mi, Gayle will Work: out of

tho company's Head offices tn
Vancouver nid also up the conat |
1h Cire protection work,

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(132) |

@ Richard Sephton, District:
Agent. Mutual Life. of Canada. |
For Life Insurance — Codinsel |
phone 2126, (131) |

@ Moose night, Saturday, June
4 8 o'clock. Games, dancing,
refreshments, Admission $1.00,
, }

@ Salt Lake Ferry operates ev-:
cry Sunday hourly from 1) am. |
Weather permitting. From Cow:
Bay Floats. th)

@ Cush for old gold — Bulger’s,

   
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
       
 
 
   
 

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‘Arrival in Prince Rupert of Miss
Grace: Nicholls, one of the top
Brownle trainers In British Col-
unibia. i

Miss Nicholls, an Eagie Owl, Is
scheduled to spend three. cays
here training Brown Owls and
Tawny Owls in the latest phases
of Brownle work, 4 .

The Prince Rupert Girl Guide
Association will welcome Miss

tea’ at the home of Mrs. Bjorn
pyaltson, 1114 Ninth Avenue
East.

Training schedules will start

Guide: Groups Jaco Busy Wel

A busy week starts Sunday for son warrants. Between 3:20 and

i pan. Miss Nicholls will take the
Girl, Guide Association on the

Nicholls Sunday afternoon at a.

Sha iner Heri

meeting of the Third Brownte
Pack at Annunciation hall with
Guiders, Gulde —assoctation
members and parents and
friends present —

At? p.m. Miss Nicholls will be
the guest of the Guilders at a
dinner at the Broadway Cafe.
Fram 8:30 on there will be a
meeting at Mrs. George Cook's,
529 Third Avenut West on war-
rants and problems, ‘

On Wednesday from 3 to §
pan, Miss Nicholls will be at the
home of Divistonal Commission-
cr Mrs. Joseph Niemand, . 216
Second Street, to discuss prob-

 

9:30 a.m. Monday with a bwo-
hour session at the home of Mrs.’
W. L, Hiteh¢ock, 441 FIth Aven-!
ue West, on Brownte ‘Magic’ and
‘Imaginative games. ‘From 2:30
to 430 p.m, Migs Nicholls wilt be
ab:Annunclation Hall to mect
Guiders, Guide association, mem-
bers and parents and frlends to
oulline Brownie practices, games
And ceremonies.

From 4:30 to 5 p.m. Monday,
at the Salvation Army hail there
will be a meeting with Miss
Nicholls for Guiders and Guide
Association members only for,
closing ceremony of the. Fifth
Brownle . Pack.

Monday night from 6:30 toy 8
Miss Nicholls will atlend a joint
meeting of the second, Fourth
ind Seventh Brownie Packs
along with Guiders, Guide As-
sociation members and parents
and {friends gt Conrad Street
school, .

Between 8and 9 p.m. there:
will be a review of the meeting
and question perlod for those |
{t.terested, - 4

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On Tuesday between 9:30 and

 

ing &t the home of Mrs. W. J
Willlams, 1019 Ninth Avenue:
East, on “pow-wows" and beside |
Brownies, followed by a visit to.
the Miller Bay Hospital Brown-
fe pack.

will hold a meeting at the
of Mrs, KN. Tucker, 203 Eliza-

‘beth Apartments for a discussion. at his honte in Surrey, -

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11:30 a.m. there will be a meets ‘operation which will keep her in
‘hospital for at least a month,

idelayed the Howard's moving to
‘Terrace to live.

home his father, a retired blacksmith

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lems and answer question. This
meeting will be by appolntment!

only,

Wednesday evening between 7
and 8:30 at St. Andrew's Cathe-
dral. Hall there will be a°inect-
Ing with Miss Nicholls for
Guiders and association’ mem-

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bers and First and Second Com-
pany Guldes to discuss training:
and responsibilities of pack
leaders. At 8:30 there will be a
generat discussion for Guiders
and association members,

While here Miss Nicholls will

be the house guest of Mrs, Byolf-
son,

 

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Admitted
To Hospital

Mrs. Edith Howard, wife of
Frank Howard, Skeena MLA was
admitted to Royal Columblan
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