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City asked to outlaw parties |
at SON hall because of noise

A vigorous’ comp

Hall was heard by City Council last ni

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drinking ,

ing: committee.

letter by Denis J.

*The letter requests outlawing
of dances at the SON- hall. on
grounds. that the dances have

become Intolerable tn a residen-
Jal: ‘aren,

. Passages from the ieLter read
as, follows:

i “During their dances, - people

are. drinking openly underneath
our bedroom window. ‘The nolse,
Profanity and broken bottles

strewn {n our yard are very ob-}.

jectionable.

“The parties usually last un-
til after 2 am. and the noise of
the people leaving this hall,
with their boisterous shouts and
hollers, is most disturbing and
Keeps the neighborhood awake,

“4J.. most strongly recommend
that the council restrain the use
of. this hall to a _Mecting place

 

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parties tWice and thrice week!

i "Alderman Darrow Gomez re-

laint about ‘ “noisy: parties”

ght.
Rowse, 11] F

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only, and that. dances, be out-
lawed.”

 

Council approved an. Associ-
ated Engincors account for $2,-
144.83, covering expenses for the
Master Sewer Survey during
February. Payment was recom-
mended by Alderman Norman
Bellis on behalf of: the Board of
Works Committee.

‘

“Installation of a fire hydrant
at the corner of | Frederick
Street and Eleventh | Avenue
was sanctioned by council,. Rec-
ommendation for the $1,800 job
was put forward by Alderman T.
Norton Youngs on behalf of the
Utilities Committee. ~

 

 

Local merchants will be given

an opportunity to compete | for.
contract for firemen’s uniforms..
They will be asked whether
they can match price and qual-
ity of uniforms as manufactur-
ed by Gordon Campbelt Com-
‘pany of Vancouver for New
: Westminster and’ Vancouver. If
ithey can, they will be .given
| preference over the Vancouver
‘firm, council decided upon. rec-
_ommendation by Ald. Youngs.

 

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at the Sons of Norway

ifth Avenue East, containing charges of
y, was referred by council to the licenc-

ported ‘app roval

Committee:

Henry Bergen, BIL Fraser
Street, for bakery products home
delivery: Domenik Bambas, 1070
Third Avcaue West, as general
contractor; Gordon Russell, 909
First Avenue West, for window
cleaning and chimney sweeping;
and W. E. Richardson, 133 Ninth
Avenue West, a5 general con-
tractor.

Councll accepted a tender by
Frizzell’s Motor Products Limit-
ed for body repairs and paint-
ing of a half-ton’ city truck.
Frizzell’s bid of $134.77 was the
lowest of five.

Notification by Deputy Min-
-ister of Labor W. N. Sands
‘that G. A. Carmichael has
been appointed conciliation
officer for the Prince Rupert
local of the Civic Employees
Union was acknowledged and
ordered filed by council.

' A proposal by Prince Rupert
automobile garages for a rotat-
ing schedule of extended service
hours was accepted by council,

A motion by Ald. Youngs that:
whoever Is responsible for leav- |

 

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Control Board or by the Geyernment of Britivh Columbia ;

   
  
  
  

iand Mrs.
'Second Avenue West,
home this evening by train: to:
“spend a two-week vacation with
Honan ot ne Sa’vation Army | Prince Rupert Cub Pack for its} registered: as soon. as: possibie. I

Children’s Home in Calgary. |

Graham Avenue

Mr.
‘tend the Western
PmeeUng of Pulp and Paper In- | Mrs. Mure led tive
i dustry fy Vietorla, May 15 to 17,'
‘Mr, Wayniin ts chairman of the; Gerry r
“Preifie Coast branch,
Section of the
sand Paper association.

 

: ing debris on the intersection of
| Ninth. Street and Third Avenue,
; near a building site, be ordered
to remove the debris, was adopt-
ed unanimously.

 

Land sales totalling $5,005.00
were approved by council upon
recommendation by the finance
committee. Alderman R. G, Large !
reported on behalf of the com-:
mittee. °

PERSONALS

John Guthrie, plant manager
(of Columbia Cellulose Company:
/Ltd., Watson Island, leayes to-!
!morrow by Canadian Pacific Air-:
‘lines plane for Vancouver . en
, route to Victoria where he will

attend the Western Internation-
‘al meeting of Pulp and = Paper:
“Industry, May 15 ) bo 17.

Salvation | army Licutenant ;
1 Suilvas ‘Edgar, daughter of Mr.
Mackenzie Fry, 1008 |

Lt. Edgar is sta-:

:

Chilliwack visilurs Mrs. Grace

Downing left the city this morn-i
ing by
short visit with her
and daughter, ;
chard Pollack, 252 Bighth Aven-_
ue West.

train after spending a,
son-in-law:

Mr. ond Mrs Ri-'

Morris “Wayman, 2390;
leaves tomor-

Mrs.

‘row by plane for) Vancouver
where she will join Mr. Wayman, .
iwho wos in’ Vernon cattending ,

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ithe first annual meeting of B.C.! bers, ‘Tb.
| Reereation
and 10, representing the Prince | leaders, Mrs, Robert Munro, Paul pictures were taken at the Tiny;

ussuchition May 9:
Rupert Reereation connnission. |
and Mrs. Wayman will ib |
International !

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MeALPINE |

ALF,

Announcement Is made by
The Royal Dank of Cunnda of

the redirement on dune tat,
after many years of distin
ulshed services, of A, TT. Mee
Alpine, Supervisor of Branches
1) British) Cohumbin. Senior
officer of the bank dn the
province since 1046, Mr, Me-
Alpine has filled important
positions In many parts of
Canada and was Supervisor of
Manitoba Branches before
coming to Vancouver, My, Me-
Alpine’s rotlrement becomes
effective on June lst whon.
FP, Whitloy, recently namod an
Asslatunt Goneral Manager,
wasVMNOS jurlsdiatlon over
branches in the British Col-
umbla dstriet, ‘

 

annial
-quet held in the First United

  
 

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noon are left to right:

officiated. ‘Godmother Mrs, Ch
of Mr. and Mrs. Wells on 1643

pee

The Kinsmen club
money to supply the new

ported today.
Arne Lien, croretary’ for the |
Civic Band association sald that:
at a recent executive, meeting of}
the group, it was decided that
the Kinsmen would - raise. the
money through a bingo game at:
which the band would play be- :
fore the games and during in-
termission.
Bandmaster P.. A, Lien re-
ported that band practices, to
date, had been “very well at-|
tended but we are in need of;
two or more clarinet players.”
It was also decided to peri-
odically advise the public
| through the press, of the dis-
bursement of association \
funds.

A drive for memberships in,
the band association will be!
! launched soon. Individual : mem- |

 

 

 

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Fathers urged —
to. continue —
~ Cubs. support —

“District Boy Scout “eommis-
sioner E) A. Williamson
night commended the

‘a rrives..

‘Four th:

marked improvement since lasti
fall and urged fathers to .con-:
tinue to give the Cubs their full:
; Supp yrt. :

On behalf of the Prince Ru-.
ppert Boy Scout association, Mr. °
Williamson. was addressing 43!
Cubs, fathers and guests at the
Fourth Prince Rupert Cub Pack
“Father-and-Son” ban-

ehurch hall.

Group committee chairman K. |
F. Harding, emeee for the affair,
mtroduced other head table |
guests. group committee mem-:
G. Grantham, C. T.!
Young and G. BE Miller; pack—

Yablonski
MeEachern,

Following the

and Rey. Vernon i.
banauel Akela
assembly inj
sing-song, assisted by Cub
oom,

Gul Rickey Perley proposed
(he toast to ¢he fathers to which ,
Aa vation Army Sr. Captain Te
WL Smith responded.

Mr. Hoarding moved a vote of
thanks, fo the Cub mothers who
had prepared the meul and to
Mrs, Munru and Mrs. Robert
Phiyer who arranged the table
settings.

Milms shown by Mr. MeBaeh-!
enn concluded the evening's uc
tivities,

Pack letders unab'e to attend.
were David Smith, Len Franzen,

 

PICTURED AROUND? the ‘baptismal font
iar. and Mrs. Harol
Ellen, nine-month-old. daughter of Mrs,

arles Whatman i3 at
Atlin Avenue, |

Kinsmen club to raise funds
for. uniforms. for civic band

P. M. W ells and Mr, Wells. Rev.:

a
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Songs, dances and variety acts
‘performed in authentic national
costumes and tongues will be. the
keynote for the two- and-a-half
hour show. :

welcome. to attend the .parade
of. talent..and. that: there: -wouid
be, no admission charge. -

L. S. McGill will be rmaaker of

 

 

in S., “Andrew's Anglican. Cathedral’ Sunday. ‘after- of
d M. Britten, godparents at: ‘christening of Marianne .

Stanley Leech of Masset:

Tight, A familly, ‘tea followed. at the home -

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of Prince Rupert has agreed to raise’ the necessary

Prince, Rupert. Civic Band.

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a n n ually. while organization |
memberships: will be $25 .a- year,

Organizations wishing the ser-
vices of the band must request.
them by writing from. the Prince
Rupert Civic» band. association’s
executive committee. who. “shall ]
have the right to grant. or re-.
fuse the request. Charges — for.
performances .will. be .$50 _ for.
two Hdurs or less and $25. for.
any hour or part thereof after
two hours.

“ALI instruments or other equip-
ment purchased by the band.as-
sociation shall be the property
of the City of Prince Rupert
but it-will be in the car, custody:

with: uniforms | it. was: Te-

 

_ Parents meet |
professors

‘A group: of: ‘Booth | ‘Memorial
High School’ ‘Parent- -Teacher: as~
sociation’ mothers. yesterday ‘af-;
ternoon ‘enjoyed ~ “an” informal}
round table tea hour. with guests
Dr. M. W:. Steinberg, . associate
professor ‘of English at UBC ‘and.

Professor Henry ‘Cy ‘Gilliland ; di-

rector - of teacher’ education at
Victoria ‘College. “ ee lan.

president Mrs. .Henry. Lindseth,

ai many, of the ‘numbers at. the
‘Piano’ will be Leo’ Valg. ‘

"| in-the 1957: District Mucis and:

‘teacher’ Marjorie’ A. Smith; was i}. a PoE
{highlielited by Schubert's “Im-1} oe op;

-Convening the. tea were PTA :

‘ceremonies | and accompanying.

_ Usherettes,’ garbed in national.
costumes will. add. colorful decor

 

Piano recital
pleases
lage crowd |

--Winner of: the top mark: award:

Drama Festival, Winfried: Rompf
delighted | a crowd -of. over :70

recital ‘held in the St, Andrew’s:|
Angtican’ Cathedral. hall...

The ‘recital presented by. his |

Prince Rupert Daily News
. Tuesday,. May 13, 1958" vou

INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMEN

~ Folk festival Fr |
to feature big

. The Civic. Centre auditorium: will:

: international music and'song. Friday night
{Prince Rupert branchof

council presents. its: “Centennial Folk Fes ival:

Program chairman Dirk Timan ,
| said : ‘today that. everyone..was

Wil
elude.a-’ troupe’ Jof.: ‘Japan

{| Bethel -Baptist: chotr,:

1 singers, .. under: the.: direction. of
. “|| George: Graf, Swiss”: -yodelling
dj and. a, song, and. dance ‘act ‘by’

music lovers May. 3'at‘"ay plano abe

   
 
 
   
 
       

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to" ‘the testival of” ‘melody

Refreshments Wl be 'served:to
the. ‘performers, ‘workers -, ‘and
their guests; following the’ show,
the chairman “announced,

Program. ‘highlights’

  
  
 

dancers, judo experts;
orchestra, » ‘five ° Scottist
land: dancers, a Norwegia folk
dance, a group of:. Canadian
square dancers. and the: ‘German

under’ the
direction of: Ernst’ ‘Ronipt.,

“There will be: 2 “Greek: ‘Violin:

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ist, a. UkFainian: ‘Song ‘and dane ce.

|mumber, ‘@ group ‘of "Hungatian

| Group. ‘Of. ‘Trish. stn aa

Hungarian mouth’: raloniets 3 a
Russian. soprano | and.: the: sar
jig: performed by. Darlene’ C L
mine, ” a i ROME! E

 

 

 

pronrtu in A> Flats’: “Romance”:

+ by Sibelius and “Sonata; Opus: 14, ype

No, 2,” by- Beethoyan.

“Assisting © ‘in “'the. ‘90-minute’
program. was: ‘guest: soprano “Val-
lerie Dearden,. pupil, ‘of Phyllis ‘|
Hankinson, - “who ®: ‘pleased | “the |

|crowd* witha: group.of” favorite |

‘songs, inctuding “How Beautiful .
are:the Feet,” by Handel;.“There | i
is’ Joy .in the: Song, by Ge Shaw
and.“Oh: No John,” "arranged i by
Cecil J. ‘Sharpe. : cad

 

 

‘Mrs. Harold ‘Helland, Mrs. ' Jack;

 

and control ox the association,
Instruments ‘and equipment

Strand: and Mrs. J. Te Harvey. :

 

shall .be issued. to -band:-mem-.
bers, who ‘will. sign. -an , wnder-

berships Will. be available for $1) taking to caré for’ and protect | teachers, M ‘Michael ‘Yo

; the- instruments: and. . equipment

  

i band and shall return . them: sup-

 

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Sto Parents
per It is” ‘impdrtant “thal -

   

last { child starting © public” ‘sohdor” re

Prince Rupert, School. District be:

Parents of beginners,
ready registered, are asked ' “to?
‘complete -the registration forms;

‘at the elementary schools ber

tween May 14th ‘and May 16tn:'
preferably between 9 aa. and!
‘31:30 am. The- beginning ‘age!
for Grade one pupils is six years:
by November . 20, 1958. - The:
child’s birth certificate must be.
presented at the time of regis-:
tering...
‘BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTERS.
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'@ ‘MOTHERS OF TINY TOTS"!
—The Civie Centre would like |
you to know that some execilent }

Tot Display on April r2th. Please:
phone 2244 or 4326 for further r
information. (98)

: }
@ Last regwar meeting of;
‘Booth PTA Wednesday, May 14,
at 8 pm, featuring Fashion |
Show by Home Ec. classes and;
election of offleers, (118):

@ Order of the Royal Purple |
Spring Tea and Gale, Wednese |
any, May. ith, 2230) pan, EMk's |
Home. (08)

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“nial Anthology at Peter Pan;
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@ King Edward PTA mectlng

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