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~ {Prince Rupert: Concert - Society. . Presentations: was at.
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* ‘Tat the versatility of harmonica. virtuoso | John Sebds

“| tian who' opened the 1938- 59 concert | series at: the
* [Civic Centre last: night, .

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his talented accompanist Glen
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4 the lively ‘and’ ‘humorous Rou-
manian ' folk tune “Bird Calls”,
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was a complete symphony or.
chestra in himself as in turn
his harmonica switched from
strings, to woodwinds to brasses
with a commendable background | :
provided by. Mr, Glugston at the.
piano.
KINSHIP TO ‘BAGPIPES
| » The harmonica‘s kinship to the
bagpipes became apparent in six
Greek folk dance tunes arranged
by the artist. The gpritely tunes’
jfrom the home of the bagpipes,
| were given’ added lustre by..Mr.
Sebastian's. harmonica ‘mastery | |
and Mr. Glugston’s superb treat-
ment of the Hovaness piano
translation.
Two selections especially com-’
posed for. the harmonica, “Ro-|
mance for Harmonica” and
“Sailor’s Song” from “Suite for

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Four members of the Sonja
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Canadian Arthritis and Rheuma-
_-.. tism Society, Prince Rupert
<2") branch” campaign. for::funds, Oc-
tober 15, atthe Monday. night’
. {meeting’ of the group held ‘at the
* > home.of Mrs. Jack Strand. .. ->

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Mrs. Peter Ellingsen, represen-
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gave her report on the last coun-
cil meeting.

It was decided to hold a tea
and sale of home-cooking No-
vember 7 in the Sons of Norway
hall, instead of a fall bazaar.
Chair prize was won by Mrs.
Waldemar Simonson. .

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, “}‘Orpheus’”,. Vivaldi’s’ “Sonata in | "#
As usual: it was the encores

{ that: delighted. most, particularly

{dull and- stuffy. side. and saved

‘Sebastian’ 's.
own transcription and: ‘flawless

PRSCERE REST PECeT Lien ane Nee) Suis” of~Norway~ ‘hatGeteaer- Verna EL, McEacheradur-.

“First. half of. the ” program
featuring Gluck’s. ‘Melodie. from

‘certo in’'D Major for Flute”, was].
A.Major” and-Boctherini 5 “Cone.
Strictly. chamber’ music: of: a]
Haydn-ish: nature.strongly . rem-
iniscent: ‘of. 18th.: century.” shep- |.
herd’s _ piping to their - flocks:
To this reviewer: it was.on ‘the

nine: contestants”
Order of the -

pictured above: as ‘she’ appeared”
in leading role. “Maid’ and. the:,
Golden Slipper”: ast” spring. -
ohly by: Mr. Sebastian’s ability Singing, Miss:, ‘Dearden. will:
to. make “his. harmonica : ‘sound
Alternately ‘like a’ flute;-.violin,
oboe, bagpipe and spinet. The
‘tones: were-s0 - ‘clear. and.‘ pure
that no° doubt” ‘Was left as to
why Mr.- Sebastian ‘is. world re-
nowned as an exponent of har-
monica music. an

The audience. was- ‘weléoined
by L. §. McGill on behalf of
concert society ‘president. Dr. 2.
G. Large. Mrs. McGill, chairman
of the society's hospitality com-
mittee, was hostess at a. recep-f
tion in the Teen Lounge where
members were able to meet the}
artists —JRA. fe

~IODE fall bazaar. .

features cash prize

A door. prize of $20 will be. given. away ‘at the
annual fall bazaar to be staged: by the Imperial. Order:

selected by. audience’ “applause 3
meter, Others: taking: spotlight .
will be: Kay- ‘Schooley,. with:
comedy routines, impersona-.
tions, singing and-ukelele: acts”.
Georgina. Dibb, dancing; Ron- .
ald Adams, Singing’ guitarist;

Jast year's’. winner — Marion’.
Pierce and. ‘brother © ‘Douglas; 7

. dancers Karen. Knight’ and.
Lorene Lowe and Clifford Rud-:

land, singing’ guitarist. More.
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compete - for - ‘eash’. “prizes “of
$50 and three’ $25: October Wey.
in Civic Centre., “Winners ‘are’

singers; nine and 10-year old: |.

4, bert. Deardon; secretary-treasur-

  

Daughters of’ the Empire, November 27 in the Civic :
| Centres = >.

the Diocese... of :. Caledonia..." *

was: handled: ‘by. ‘the’ WAs.:

“Clarence Adland S
to ‘head Gideons
in city, camp

Clarence, “Adland, was elected:
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home Monday night. i
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ern : field
Gideons,:” . mS oa
- Others elected to. “office -were
I, C.. Morris, ‘vice-president; Her-

er; Arthur Jones: ‘chaplain:
Mr. Hitchen outlined the in-
ternational: . society's.’ program
and policy. of ‘placing *: “Gideon:
Bibles ‘in hotels,’ motels,: camps,:

‘Mrs.: Watts - thanked’ ‘members |}
ZA \on: behalf of.’ ‘her* husband the.
ee ‘Right. Rev. Watts, ‘Bishop. of Cal-.

1 edonia” for~the* “splendid way”
ne in. which’ ‘the catering. for the
recent. meetings .. of: the Synod

 

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schools and’ other . ‘institutions
which welcomed ‘Such: free. Press:

e entations.:

~ During ‘his. stay: in 1 the. city Mre
‘Hitchen also addressed Pente-
costal: Tabernacle. and-First Bap-.
| tist” church . congregations Sunz
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Plans - for. the function were
completed Monday night when
the IODE Municipal chapter held
its regular meeting with Regent

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Mrs. Joe: Ridsdale in the chair. ‘receives | :

In other busir: ess, ‘members de-.
cided to assist-in a seafood dem- b
onstration to. be sponsored in new rem ers
-the near. ‘future by the, Dominion |.
Fisheries. : ‘Eight ‘new « members

     

 

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ters. hhad volunteered to assist
the °“Women’s'' Co- -ordinating
council’s- tea to be held in the

received into. full
membership of the First
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15. Members will.donate items
for the grocery hamper “and
home-cooking.

- The Duchess: of Edinburgh
chapter reported that it was re-
presented at the last Citizenship
Day presentation of certificates
to new Canadians in the Court
House.

It was announced that Church
Parade will be held November
9 in the First Baptist church.
Due to the shortage of spoons,
@ spoon shower will be held at
the next regular session of the
chapter, November 3, when all
members are asked to bring a
spoon.

Mrs. H. A. Breen
monthly raffle.

CYO completes. plans
for parish bazaar

Final plans were made for Annunciation Parish
bazaar being held today and tomorrow, by the Cath-
olic Youth Organization when the group held its
regular meeting Sunday night in the _Annunciation

school auditorium.

It was announced that pres.
ident John LaPorte would handle
the dart booth:-Jeannette Clou-
tler, Olgn Zabudney and Mar-
gret Saunders would attend the
enndy counter and George Hien-

ing the Sunday night ser-
vice,

William Dunn, clerk of session,
assisted Mr. McEachern.' |

Received were Mr. and Mrs.
William Toderas, Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Wade; Mrs. Robert W.
Montgomery and Miss Anne
Harding.

Received by letter of transfer
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Wilson from St. Paul’s United,
Cochrane, Ontario and Knox
United, Cornwall, Ontario.

Some 170 members of the con-
gregation received communion

during the morning and evening
church services.

 

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