“ MONTREALPrince Rupert will have two; pages
n the forthcoming. edition ‘of the Social: Register of
Can da as against. their ‘two and-a half ‘in the first
di s : ae

However, “the umber Of local
itizens ; recognized by: ‘Society’s
lue: Book is: fewer. by. one hun-
red and : -twenty-seven . names.:
oh The disparity was reported ; to-

iday, by the. Social Register of

‘cenida “Association ‘which says

‘biographical - ‘information
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this “month. is “more ‘complete
than ever. It includes the names
and addresses of members’. ‘chil-
dren as: “well as mention: ‘of: ‘al-
ternative... “Fesidences. This 'ac-
counts ‘for the book being: larger.

Members,’ of. the Social Regis-'
ter of. Canada Association, those
who were “nominated last year,
and‘ who « “were | able. to acquire,
the volume,: prompted the move,
admit the: publishers. “Claim-.
ants of dubious titles, members.
of. undistinguished. clubs,
persons: ‘politically. iridiscreet, in
short red-bloods: “masquerading |
as, blue” are aniong: those omit-
ted: ‘from ithis : ‘édition. o.

; Covering’ all ten. ‘provinces, the
‘Social ‘Register, ‘gives. separate
‘sections’; to their major cities
and@ to their | ‘non-metropolitan
areas ‘as ‘well. ‘Respected citizens
of. ‘smaller: ‘communities are list-

: ed. _ Becording. to Province.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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APPLIES FOR MINISTRY—
“Shirley McLeod, 19, of Water-
loo, Ont.,, has applied for or-
‘dination into the Presbyter-
ian Church in Canada. Her
request may. be considered at
the general assembly at
Guelph next June. If accepted,
Miss McLeod would become
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Prince Rupert: Art: club will re-~
ceive .10 paintings : “under = the
heading of | “Painting People,”
from: the Vancouver. Community.
Arts council, Which will be: hung
in the Civic Centre lobby, it was
announced .Monday night awwhen
the club held its regular. session
in the Civic: Centre.” ve

Mrs.'J. T. Harvey, correspond-
ing secretary said. that the ‘out-
‘arrive
from Kitimat within : the. next
two weeks and then go to. Ocean
Falls. She also reported that the
Egyptian Wall’ painting exhibit
hanging in the Civic Centre will
be held over for one more week.
The club's president Mrs. 'T. M,
Christie announced that Mrs. J.
1K. Shaw would. keep -the city

 

today ‘that his bid. to:
had proven .a.-flop:.

     

end the :

It’s Spring.” »

like the play. ~ .
Said one ™ ‘critic:

 

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City ‘art club to receive |
~ paintings from Vancouver —

Within the:next® two weeks the lic: by submitting Selub “reports
‘monthly: to the Community Arts
Council | News Calendar, pudlish-

ed ‘each, month.

During» the program hour,
chairman: Mrs,G. A: Hill intro-
duced Miss V. I: Magee; Prince
Rupert Senior high school
represented. the
Art: club at thé Third B.C.. Arts

teacher. who
Resources’ ‘Conference “held —
Vancouver during July. and. cute
lined the. council’s functions.

Mrs. Hill ‘also’ introduced Mrs.

Cc. D. Bowm who read the infor-
mation
Art.

water,” . ‘which

colors;:.
the. ‘well- attended ' meeting. ©

“Bid to end age-old, custom |
proves flop, like play | :

LONDON (@#—Impresario. Peter. Saunders glumly ‘confessed -

age- -old custom of first nights

- Saunders wanted to keep out: regular first- nighters from
the opening ° performance: of. ‘his ‘new show “And: ‘Suddenly

So he ‘staged a ‘first. afternoon instead. .

But the same old first-nighters filled the 800- seat Duke of
York Theatre just’ the same. And. from the gallery, a storm
of booing greeted the ‘final ‘eurtain,

~ The first-afternooners didn’ t like ‘the time and they didn‘t

“phis comedy seemed to me no. funnier
at 3°p.m, than’ it would. have been at 7:30.”: :
“Let's face it,” said Saunders, “this has not: been. a

compiled, ‘on. Beyptian|

“A: film. entitled “Reflections in!
illustrated ‘ the
techniques * used in painting’ re-
flections ‘in water using: water
was. shown: to conclude

 

Fa prince Rupert Daily. News
_Thursday, November 12), 1959

“PERSONALS .

Ww, ¥, Stone, 1819 Atlin Avenue,
left: yesterday by Canadian Pa-

en. route to Vancouver where he
will attend. the . semi-annual
meeting of. the Retarded. Chil-
dren’s Society. of British Colum-.

Rupert chapter, to be held Sun-
day. While there he will attend
the Retail Merchant’s conven-
n| tion tomorrow. *Mr.

18.

Columbia’. Cellulose

iness trip in Vancouver.

of ‘British Columbia. °.

cific: Airlines, plane via .Terrace |

bia*as delegate from the: Prince |.

Stone is a’
director of the B.C. agsociation. |
He returns to the > elty ee

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terday -from. Terrace . travelling
CPA on a routine three-day bus-
While
there he will visit his son Ross
who. is:attending the- University

 

 

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