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MARDI GRAS SET FEBRUARY 27

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~ MLA to support cause
of. Home and school

“The enforcement of

“support in obtaining school

a School Safety Patrol,

films from ,the Depart-

ment of Education and preparation for a Mardi Gras

carnival were the highpoints
Home and School association meeting.

in a letter written to the as-
sociation, MLA William H. Mur-

' ray- told the group that he would

personally take up the matter
of receiving school jilms re-
quested from the Department |,
of Education with Minister of
Education L. R. Peterson at the
Legislative Assembly which be-
gins January 28.

Mr. Murray assured the asso-
clation that he was “entirely
in:accord” with the association’s
wishes,

' With president Emile Blain in
the chair, the meeting held last
week, voted money for neces-
sary equipment needed to put
the Safety Patrol into effect as
soon’.as possible.

Final plans were completed
for the Home and School Mardi
Gras to be held Saturday, Feb-
ruary 27 in ‘the auditorium.

Chairman H. G. Hennessy an-
nounced that the night func-
tion, will feature a midway of
games and booths to include
home-cooking, rummage, ~ fish-
pond, buffet lunch counter, com-
jc ‘stall, candy booth. and a baby
sitting ‘service.

We -aniuounced
raffle tickets for

that the $1
al projector, !

of the last Annunciation

movie camera and scre
being printed,

A lively discussion was held
on the type of films being shown
at the local theatres at the
matinee shows.

It was decided that should
theatre manager T. H, Black
not wish to co-operate in pre-
senting more suitable. films for
children’s shows, the associa-
tion would ask the Catholic
Men’s club to put on Saturday
afternoon shows In the audi-
torium, Walter Page was named
chairman of this special com-
mittee.

It was ,;announced that the
Dental Clinic was now operated
through the Skeena Health Unit
and: children’s. appointments
were announced ‘through. the
school with each parent being
responsible for their: own child.

A report on the school uni-
form showed that: almost. all
children were now wearing the
dress of the ,school. _ .

Grade 5 teacher. Patrick Kelly
encouraged © ‘all parents to edu-
i cate their children in the -use
of the brary. oe

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Special music was provided by
members of the Ministerial as-
sociation.

Rev. Ivan S. Gamble and Sal-

Innes sang ‘“‘Love,So Divine” and
Mr, Gamble sang “Great Is Thy
Faithfulness.” .

Rev. Arthur S. Olson of St.
Pajl’s Lutheran church was the
‘speaker. He based his message
on: John | 14:12-14 and pointed
out that the reason Christ could

_ First Baptist church fille

at Week of Prayer service

A capacity crowd. filled the First: Baptist. church
Friday night when Rev. J. A. Roskam, pastor of the
church led the congregation. in the sixth service. in
the World Week of Prayer.

vation Army Captain Ear] Mc-

 

 

 

 

 

promise to do: greater things |:

through His people was because
Me was to be Glorified. ©...

Mr, Olson also said that’ prayer
must be, in Christ’s “name be-
cause a ‘person: can claim’ noth-
ing from God in their own right.

“Prayer must not be. selfish
but for God’s Glory,”. the speak-
‘er said. :

Mrs. W. D. Sniith: was’ organist
for the. service,

 

 

Prince Rupert Daily News
Monday, January 18, 1960 i

 

 

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Commerce are the only ones: in

members. Left to right: Lise Herby, publicity ‘vice-president;

Lillian Charbonneau, president;

tional vice-president; Lise Daigneault, secretarial vice- president.
Gabriel Paiement (centre) speaks for the committee on the:
‘ Junior Chamber’s ‘board of directors.

a XECUTIVE—As executives of the ‘feminine cominittee:
‘of the Montreal Junior Chamber df Commerce, “these women
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“Yolande Bergeron, organiza-—

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COMING...

. Mrs. Amy Dibh, Besner Apart-
ments returned home Saturday
by plane: via Terrace following, ‘a
two .and

guest of her granddaughter‘ Mrs. |.
R. G. Batson.. While. away | she],

attended hockey: games, Broad-
-way plays and visited the United

Nations: before ‘spending’ a hol-
iday ins: Vancouver’ _Misiting
friends,

 

— and GOING...

‘a half- month. winter
vacation. in New York where she:
‘visited many friends and’ was

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where, he: has been. transferred.

Mrs. . Carl -Halverson, » “1128
Eighth “Avenue East, left: Satur-
day night. aboard the “Canadian
Prince” - ‘for _a. two-week holiday
visi! ing,. members of the family
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‘Following a’ -five- -year
in’ the, RCMP ~ sub- division

Collier leaves tomorrow by plane
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- patie 3 ents i

during the fall months by.

prior to’ Christmas, Miss -MclIi-
dowie said that treatments had
been given to in-patients, out-
patients, as well as home treat-
ments, casual and _ post-natal
‘and anti-natal-. treatments.
« She: also said that 91 treat-
ments had been given patients
in Terrace during the three-
month period. ~
Local president ‘Rev. J. A.
Roskam, on behalf of the branch
thanked the physiotherapist for
her excellent work and. upon
presenting. her with a souvenir
spoon, wished her every success
in her move, to Victoria. She has
been. succeeded by. Mrs. John
Must, a former clinic Physio-
therapist... :
“In other ‘business . discussion
‘on the annual Bluebird Ball was
held, with the date set for Feb-
ruary: 26.-The branch. again de- |.
cided to ask the Benevolent Pro-
tective Order. of , Elks: and- the
Order. of the. Royal. Purple | ‘for |
sponsorship..

It. .wds* reported | ‘that.
$2,533. 99 was the net total ‘of:
.the annual campaign’ drive: at:
that time.

. The branch decided to “write
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matism Society clinic in Prince Rupert‘, i:

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nations of. free laundry service
‘to ‘the clinic. ,

Mrs. T. J. Boulter announéed’
that she: could. represent the’
branch: at the. 1960: conference |
to be held in. Vancouver.:

-In. conclusion |. a‘ nominating
committee’ was appointed. — me

  

 

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bers. Initiation and meeting, 8:30 -
Tuesday, Jan. 19.. , All. members
please attend. co » 12)

'e. Booth Memorial | ‘High ‘school
PTA Meeting in’ the activity —
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