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HOSTESS — MRS, wy J,

- Roosevelt'school staff
~ fete principal, family

Popular Roosevelt Park School principal John Y.
Steele, Mrs: Steele and’ their two children: Jennifer]
and, Charles were guests-of-honor at a farewell tea|

Saturday afternoon ‘ when

feted the Steele family a

“The delightful party held at
the home of hostess and school
secretary Mrs, J. J. Donaldson
was staged to honor the Steele
family who leave in July to take
up permanent residence in Vic-
toria.

On behalf of the group, vice-
principal Mrs. Hector Cobb pre-
sented the departing couple with
cut glass decanters,” os

+The hostess. presented .’ “the
petite guests-of- -honor with: gifts
of toys.

Also leaving the ‘scltool staff
and presented gifts of souvenir

spoons were teachers:Mrs, T.-P:

Delaney, Miss Julie’: Prockter;

 

DONALDSON

teachers’ and. school. staff
t a farewell tea.

 

Matunin and. Harry Nakagawa.
Mrs. Cobb made the’ presenta-
tions.

Mrs. B. I. “Anderson: and Mrs.
Robert Mallory. presided: at the
pouring table centred: with. a
bouquet of multi- colored- carna-
tions, flanked by tapers in’ ‘tones
of yellow. -

Assisting her mother with’ ar-
rangements was Miss. Lee Don-
aldson.:*.
- Other invited suests extending
best wishes were Mrs, T.:A. Har-
ris, Mrs. Lorne. Kennedy, Mrs. C.
S. Hutt, Mrs. Robert Stuart, Miss
Joan Hatherly, | “Mrs. Robert J.
Johnston and . “He “Deane- “Bree-

 

man,

 

Miss Marie Quilter, Miss. Isabel

“Picture Exchange: Friday
features Bobak paintings ©

x Four new. Bobak’ paintings will be the interesting

 

feature of the’ Picture: Loa

P. m. in the Civic Centre lobby.

‘On display in:*the- Prince
Rupert Senio# High: School ‘since
they arrived last. month, ‘these
_paintings have been recelved
with wide interest... — .

An oll by. Molly Bobak entitled
“Prince - of... Wales”. is one of
several: famous: ‘pub scenes she
painted, during her-last scholar-
ship stay in. England, .
“* “Feeling for Prince Rupert, ”
is’ an exceptional oil done from
a* sketch Mrs. Bobak drew. from
hér window in the Prince Rupert |.
Hotel during her recent. visit.
The oll ‘features swirling: sea-
gulls and deep blue sky — points |
which impressed. her very
strongly while here. oo

+The two Bruno Bobak works
are delicate. flower studies an:
rose and -green . tones. —

Artist Robert Hinman’s’ com-|
ment upon seeing them ..was
“Now that is. real: watercolor.’

“Along with. these the. Picture.

Loan - has works of many ‘other

 

members of the B.C. Society of “MS Haney: Sawa publicity “Though incorrect labelling»
“Port Edward residents Mr. and chairman:: 2 and - Mrs... Christie, credit. went to the» wrong

= HOLLYWOOD CAFE
‘our Dining ‘Room. will . be

Z conference from June 21 to: 25.

nto be. held. Eriday. « at 8

 

 

Artists, namely © Fred ~Amess,| '
Irene Hoffer Reid, Orville Fisher;
Bruce Boyd, Bessie Fry Symons,
Don Jarvis and Jack ‘Hamble-
ton, whose works are being pre-
pared for the 50th annual ex-
hibit - in the "Vancouver Art
Gallery. '
Paintings rented Friday:

night will be kept. until the
next picture loan exchange .
/ in early September. .

PERSONALS |

"Mr. and Mrs. S. J, Simpson, 439
Evelenth Avenue East, leave to-,
morrow morning . by Canadian
Pacific Airlines. plane en route to
‘Courtenay, “Vancouver Island:
where. Mr.: Simpson will» attend
the B.C. Credit Union annua:

 

Mr. Simpson is. city president:
They return June 30,

 

Mrs. Stuart Shelley” of. Nelson
Bros. Fisheries Limited, ‘left. by
plane Sunday for a visit in Van-

 

 

MAKES “DEBUT — Toronto- born.

with the Metropolitan Opera as
daughter of a Greek, restaurant

inc e R Uu pert

Miss G. V. ‘Waterman
the Prince Rupert-Art club:

annual meeting.

Others taking office were|Mrs.
C. D. Bown, vice-president;. Mrs.
W. A. Schultz, recording secre-.
tary;..Mrs. J. T. Harvey, corres-
ponding “secretary; Miss Mar-
garet . Cameron, - ‘treasurer. and.

treasurer. ae
‘Mrs, .T..M. Christie who: held’
the. post . of club . president’ for
three. consecutive years was given
a hearty. vote of thanks...

. Honorary - ‘president. ‘named
was Mrs. Ey :'T. ‘Applewhaite. :
.-Appointments - for committees}
were. named. with Mrs. Schultz,
program ., committee © chairman;

 

representative. ‘to the Civic Centre
board. of dir ectors.

shown in the dressing room prior to her Toronto performance

first year. of a three-year: contract with the Metropolitan. It :
was in Toronto that she made her first professional © debut ‘at
the age of 19, singing Mimi in La Boheme. She will sirig the

lead role in the Vancouver Festival opera
Butterfly” from. July 22 to- August. 5.

SUCCEEDS MRS... CHRISTIE

Wiss G. Whtaman lo head o

city artists gathered in the Civic Centre: for the:

Miss ‘Waterman as the. club’s.

official
Arts Resources Conference to be

Mrs. D..F. Hitchcock, assistant):

. During the business session. a|.

ne

+ singer Teresa: Stratas, 21, is

in Il Trovatore. Teresa, |
is completing. the...

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a production, of “Madame .
—CP Photo.

 

Abt club.

was elected president’ ‘of
Monday -night when the

 

The meeting voted to ‘appoint
representative | to. the

held in Vancouver, July 21, 22
and 23. :

‘Joy. Hinman, Arts and Crafts
Director of the Civic Centre: re-
ported that a regrettable. error.

the. name ‘listings . in‘: the Arts:

and Crafts Exhibition held April, ;

21, 22 and 23.

“ner’s name was Alex Munroe,
age 13, Kitimat. —

 

   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
   
  
  
  
 
  

   

had been made in regards”: to.)

She said that first prize for, |
junior work pudged best in. the:
“show. was ‘awarded for ‘an in- 2
- genious ceramic animal..-

 

person. The_ actual: prize win- :

 

|,TO SPEAK AT NURS MEET

Prince Rupert- -born nurse, Miss Helen K. Mussallem, MA,
will be guest speaker at the Canadian Nurses’. “association

Biennial meeting, to be held in Halifax June 20 to 24

   

Speaking on the education of Canadian’ nurses, "Miss

hospital: ‘schoo

 
 

 

ae A graduate. Of, he Vancouver:
Nursing, Miss Miussallem: JleftPrince : ‘Rupert at an- early age =<}

: Mussallem has for:.the past: two years been the ‘Director, ‘of
the Canadian ‘Nurses’, association ‘sponsored survey to evaluate

 
  
 

General. Hospital School. of...

“in-1918 With her’ parentsy Mr: and Mrs. Solomon Mussallem ‘to
live in Haney, B.C. Mr. Mussallem came to Prince Rupert in
1909 from ‘Winnipeg. ‘to. establish the Mussallem Grocery .

Company.

Graduating from Vancouver General,

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“Miss Mussallem

"then received a diploma. in administration, teaching and
supervision, a degree from McGill ‘University and her ‘MA

degree from Teachers’
Besides top posts at the Vancouver General, Miss Mussal- -
lem served with the Royal Canadian. Army Medical. Corps.

College,

Columbia University.

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closed temporarily for repairs,

watch for our re- -opening ad-
‘Yyertisement. We.will continue
‘fo ‘take. orders :to. go out” at:

couver and will return on the
Nelson Bros, dispatch boat,

 
   
       
    
    

|. Following the business session:

letter. was read which was Tre-|popert Hinman’ very- construc-
Mrs... Frank. «Ross, tively criticized’ the ~ paintings}
‘| done by art’club. members dur-

 

        

     

 

 

‘the’ rear: entrance from 5:30.
‘pm, ‘to 3:30: a.m. daily. except

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Of. Nelson Bros. Fisheries Limited.

 

 

 

ANNUNCIATION HALL
Thursday, June 16th - 8 p.m.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

 
   

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Edward, Mr. Nelson is manager.

 
 

‘made hasty. notes, given to her}.

 

Mansell of -Vancouver arrived. in
the city: aboard. the. CNSS “Prince

guest of her. _son-in- -law ‘and
daughter, Mr-:and Mrs.. ‘Benny
Windle, 332 Seventh, Avenue East.

 

Mrs. Elizabeth Finnigan left
today by CPA plane for a three-
week: holiday. visiting members of
her family. in’ Seattle. :

 

 

 

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George” -for:.a 10- -day stay - as eo

| Members ° and: puests., ‘Social to |-
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at library —

New books received.’ by the
. Prince ‘Rupert Public. ‘Library
-imelude: .
- “Son of the Gamblin’. Man,”
(fiction) by Mari Sandoz.
“Doctor in Bolivia’’.,:
raphy) by H. E. Mautner. . wed
“Natalia” (fiction) - by Anne
‘Downes: —
“The Affair,” (fiction) by c.

 

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HAMS CHICKENS tion Friday, June 17, 8:30 p.m. tion) by Arthur Mayse. ..

“The Venus of Konpara,”
(fiction) by, John Masters.,

 

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