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ederation staged its annual spring tea and'sale.

Receiving the many guests at
the successful function was WMP
resident Mrs. Clarence Adland.

' Some $121 realized, will go to-
wards the organ fund, it was re-
ported.

Selling home-baking were Mrs,
Lars Nilson, Mrs. Henry Stange-
by, “Mrs. Andrew Fossheim and
Mrs. Arne Husoy.

The novelty table was attend-
fe by Mrs. Hans Hagen.

Serviteurs were Mrs, Richard
Giske, Mrs, Frants Frantsen, Mrs,
Melvin Hetland and Mrs, Arthur

Olson.

". Ktichen directors were Mrs,
Ivar EBidsvik, Mrs. Jacob Strand,
Mrs. Bernoff Pedersen, Mrs. Har-
y Hansen and Mrs. Gus Mostad.

‘St. Laurent
‘in hospital

2 QUEBEC () — Former prime
Minister Louis St. Laurent ts in
Yospital in Boston for minor
surgery, it was learned Tuesday
night. Nature of the surgery
Was not disclosed.

~ .* PERSONALS

i Victoria visitor and former city
resident Mrs. H. M. Foote,
turns home tomorrow by plane
following a month's visit in the
city as guests of her son-in-law

 

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Rempel, Elizabeth
Apartments.

- Returning last night by train
from’ Sioux Lookout, Ontario, was
Mrs. T. A. Johnstone, 316 Fourth
Avenue East, after attending the

PROCEEDS FOR ORGAN FUND

~ holds successful tea

< The St. Paul’s Lutheran church hall was a pretty
setting of fresh cut mixed flowers Saturday afternoon
when the St. Paul’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary

 

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CARS names

Rev. Roskam

~ Rey. J. A. Roskam is the
new president of the
Prince Rupert branch of
the Canadian Arthritis
and Rheumatism Society,
succeeding Dr. W. B.
Laing, who leaves in the
near future to take up resi-

dence in Port Alberni.

Also filling a vacancy at the
May mecting held in the Skeena
Health Unit was K. F. Freeman,
replacing A, M, Humphreys as
treasurer,

Garret Peterson was clected to
the board of directors.

In other business, Dr, Laing
asked for suggestions regarding
a possible campaign chairman
for the next drive.

It was decided to ask William
F. Stone to head the campaign,
however if he was unable to take
charge of the drive, the meeting
decided to call upon Rev. Ivan
S. Gamble.

In his departing address, Dr.
Laing advised the branch that it
was invited to continue to use
the Skeena Health Unit for its
mectings.

He also said that Mrs. Monty
Croft, senior public health nurse,
would be pleased to attend the
meetings as a representative
from the Skeena Health Unit.

Mrs. Carl Sauer was welcomed
to her first meeting.

 

. funeral of her brother.

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second term,
when the PTA held its an-
nual meeting.-

coming year are S. R, G. Mac-
Leod,
F. Bennett, secretary’ and Mrs.
E. T. S. Moore, treasurer.

named program. convener; Mrs.
A. E. Cembella, membership and
magazine convener; Mrs. Derek
Mullin, Parent-Teacher. council

safety chairran and Mrs, D. 5.

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Mrs. T. A, Johnstone
was nanied president of
the King. Edward Parent-
Teacher association for a
last night

Others taking office for the

vice-president; Mrs. T.

Mrs. Victor Duplisse was

representative; A. C, Schultz,

Christison, yublicity convener.

Social conveners are Mrs. H.
I. Phipps and Mrs. R. M, Men-
zies; Mrs. R. B. Wilson is his-
torian while a Grade 1 mother
will be appointed dental clinic
chairman in September.

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PERSONALS.

Mrs. George Cook, 527 Third
Avenue West, leaves tomorrow
by Canadian Pacific Airlines for
Vancouver, While away for 10
days she will be the guest of
former residents .Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney, Blake and visit
daughter, Sherril, who is attend-
ing Crofton House.

 

Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Wednesday, May 20, 1959

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Four new members were
welcomed and  appoint-
ments were made _ last
week when the Queen
Mary chapter of the Im-

the Empire held its
monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. W. H..Nes-

bitt.

Welcomed by Regent Mrs. Yet
Wong, on behalf of the chapter
were Mrs. A. E. Houston, Mrs.
T. P. Dennis, Mrs. Murdock Mac-
Kenzie and Mrs. Nesbitt.
Appointed as honorary regent
was Mrs. Harry Love while Mrs.
H. A. Breen and Mrs. H. J. Clarke
were appointed honorary vice-

In other business retiring re-
gent Mrs. John Kasper spoke
on the provincial IODE con-
vention held last month in Vie-
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