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Diam DRADER

the branch held its annual
sale,

minister ’ officially opened ». ‘the
affair at 2pm,

W.A. president Mrs. H. V, Tat-
tersall received the guests who
gathered ‘in’
which was -the scene - Of bright
Yuletide cheer.

Cedar: boughs | and
green streamers were enhanced
by the :table. centrepieces com-

posed of Christmas tapers .in-
termingled in green’ cones.
Tea’ room hostess’ Mrs. J. P.

Kurdzield was assisted by Mrs.
Robert. Kelsey, Mrs. Kenneth

'‘ Mrs. Chassels, Mrs. William
McLean ‘and Mrs. Frank. ‘Hicks
parectee the kitchen. Coys

Rupert and: the: Interior.
We have many guests ‘from

these , interested people. express
pleasure in‘ our Museum.

Christmas: and that 1960 will be
a prosperous: one ‘for our City
and for all our friends.” °.
? Our | young © people © “will
doubt have a good. time

“no.

visiting the Museum and the new
swimming ‘pool.

time in-our city. now.
; Lo ‘the many. young people who}.

collection,: we are. happy. to .ad-
vise ‘that ‘it is now on display. It
looks very’ nice: and: am sure that
many: will enjoy | Seeing it out
and. ‘nicely .. exhibited.

It. is a: new idea for displaying
coins and we believe a.very ex-
celient way, both. from <a: safety
point of” view, -also. from the
point of view of: people being
-able to enjoy the coins.’ ,
"We wish to thank H. S. Cobb
for. lending’ us.-tools to complete
this work, he is always very gen-

 

4 A sell: out funstion was § stages
branch of the: Women’s. auxiliary: to’ St. Peter's Angli-
can church, Seal Cove, Wednesday | afternoon: ‘when

» Rev. ‘Donald Chassels, church |

the church. hall

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pre- -Christmas™ bazaar: and

 

“Attending ‘the home- -baking
table. were “Mrs:: Daniel. Sievert,
Mrs. Jack Hurst. and Mrs, Albert
Dalzell,. .:

The’ ‘sewing ’ counter “Was ‘at-

tended - ‘by..Mrs.. Victor. Morrison,
Miss: (Elaine ‘Bulmér. and » Mts.
James: Mellor, 0...
Mending the: fish pond” was
Mrs. gohn Manheim;. ‘Mrs. John
Prince ‘sold calendars. .and: din
charge of. the candy counter were
Mrs... Wilfred: McLean and - Mrs.
W. B) ‘Skinner... ae

Cashier - was Mrs. E. Te “Ss.
Moore,

The. ‘Eighth. Price Rupert. ‘Cub

{Pack — wooderaft- stall- was at

tended | by. Mrs, G. .B.. Rae, ‘Mrs.

 

the. interior, and so’ many’ ‘of

I hope everyone enjoys.a nice:

and |)”
‘during the coming year will be

They have a:
lot of nice. places to: pass the

have’ asked me-.about our “Coin’’|.

Kenneth Dobson, Mrs. J. B.. Scol-
Jon and Mrs. D. Halhauser~ a

~f MUSEUM BRIEFS... .
\ 0 By. JOCELYN - Me as

: Another year has rolled’around and it is again 1 the

A | festive season, and. |. wish ‘to extend: on behalf. of
myself, the Museum and Tourist Bureau the compli-
‘ments of the season,: to our many friends ‘in Prince

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Kevin Coswan kindly brought in
&@ rock he found... This young
lad. was very:- polite and made
quite a long trip. to bring in. this
rock, and we ‘hope: ‘to have it
identified sometime. .We appre-
ciate the young folk thinking of
the. Museum and it ‘proves that
many. keep. their eyes open.

‘"Beketov: ‘doriated. a very
fine. \tlas of Canada to ‘the: Mu-
seum ‘archives’ just’ a: week ‘or: so
ago.--Itis a comprehensive study
and: even though many years old
is still of intérest. and value.

We. thank. Mr. ‘Beketov for
again’ ‘thinking of, the Museum,
as he has donated a number of
valuable : “things | over the years,
and now: he is retiring and leav-
ing Prince Rupert. we shall‘ miss
his advice and: his kindness” to
the Museum cause. We wish Mr.
Beketov 2 happy retirement” and
many years. to enjoy. ‘leisure. -

We. have: sold’ quite a ‘number |
of “Skeena, River of Destiny’ for
gifts. and still have a good supply,
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“Soogwilis” ‘by the same: author .

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MERRY, .CHRISTMAS, EVERY-
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| Pretty woman
‘named to aid |
~ alconolics

/VANCOUVER @—An attrac-
tive brunette, Miss Barbara.
Geoffrey, is.a new member of.
the counselling. staff of Alcohol-
ism Foundation (of ‘British Col-
umbia,

A University of B.C. ‘graduate,
she has been on, the staff of.

the Children’s Aid Society for

the last nine years.

‘She told: an interviewer that
she takes a drink. “How can you
teach someone to swim If you- ve.

: never been itn the water?

“Now don’t. make me sound
like a do-gooder because I am
not, But there is so much misery
in the world, one should do
what one can to help,”

Foundation statistics give B.C.
the highest rate of alcoholism tn
Canada and the rate has
doubled. since the war,

     
      
 
  
     
     
   
   
   

 

curriculum. -

“The decision “WAS made. ‘at ‘the

ssociation’s: regular: meeting: in
the. Annunciation. auditorium
Tuesday night “-when. it” “was
learned thiat films, from’ “the de-
partment: were not available to
private schools.’ oa

A. motion was: ‘passed that a
letter. ‘be . written - to MLA. Wil-
liam HH, ‘Murray. to make a ther-
ough investigation. on: the’ film
situation on behalf of the'school.

Turning | to other: pertinent
business, «it was: “also decided
to write Parent- -Teacher . asso-
ciations in the city. asking | for
support in- ‘Obtaining more suit-
able movies torbe shown to chil.
dren at the, Saturday: afternoon
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| Rev.: James ‘Tracey on ‘the pro-

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-Tentative. plans for a ‘a “Giant

Family. Night”. were diselosed iby’
HG. Hennessy, chalrmbn. | of
the Ways. and: Means: ‘cominittee.

. The ‘event to ‘take. place: ‘early

in: spring; will feature a midway.

of carnival. ‘sideshows. and. ba-
Zaar : counters. = =. vt

Mrs. Henry: ‘Montesano; chair-
man (of the’ Membership. com-
mittee reported that: plans were
now underway to encourage new
members | to Join’ the: -associa-
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Thomas . Cullen,’ recent’ igrad- i:
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the new. Grade 4. teacher; .-
Mr.. and.Mrs. D.:A. Bowen won
the door prize., President Emile
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Patrick Kelly's - classroom of
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