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gssociation of B.C.

; Elections were held Tuesday
night at Miller Bay Indian hos-

pital with retiring president Mrs,
Fee -Edmeston presiding,

Others * ‘elected to office were
Mrs. J. .L. Kelly, - vice-president:
Miss’ Jessie Butler, secretary;
Mrs. Neil Stromdahl, treasurer:
Mrs. Richard Blake, program,

Mrs. Willlam Thompson, mem-
Hership; Mrs. Ernest’ Kruetzky,

  
  
 
  

sick Visiting,

% Mrs, M. J. Croft, senior public
Health nurse. asked for volun-
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In Vancouver March 14 and 15,
Mrs. W. D. Smith will also at-
tend the. conference in her
eapacity as member of the pro-
vincial Board of Directors.

<FIt was announced that the an-
nual dinner meeting will be held
March 30-in La Gondola Cafe.

‘.Appointed to the. nominating
committee were chairman E, H.
Knight, Dr. R. M.D. Waddell and
Mrs. M. J. Croft.

ae “Blitz” campaign plans were
discussed
It was reported that the

7 ‘campaign: will be. held April 25
with chairman, Rev. Dr. R. W.
K. Elliott.

"Co- chairman is Dean George
7. Pattison. . Others
the campaign committee are Mr.
Melville, treasurer;
eadden,
gistants,
well and Mrs. Will Murdoch.

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Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, March 3,.

MRS. _H.. EDMESTON

Mrs. V. Pick elected

president of nurses

4 Mrs. Victor Pick has been elected president of
the Prince. Rupert chapter of the Registered Nurses

‘next regular meeting.
publicity and Mrs. A. E. Wood,
‘|garet.C, Ross, RN, who outlined

 

_ City cancer unit to hold
“blitz” campaign jin April

T. C. Melville was appointed delegate to attend
fhe annual conference of the British Columbia Divis-
ion of the Canadian Cancer Society when the Prince

Rupert Unit held its recent business meeting.

named to

T. M. Cars-
publicity chairman, as-
R. F. Lucas, L. J. Cox-

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shots to be given next week.
Offering nursing assistants

were Mrs, A. 8S, Bill, Mrs. Thomas

McBride, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Wood,

Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Harold
Stymest.

- In other business the meeting
decided to mail notices to mem-
bers to remind them of the

Guest speaker was Miss Mar-

the course she had recently at-
tended ‘in Victorta for Civil De-
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Elsa Insulander. honored |
at kitcheh: shower party —

Among the many pre- -nuptial parties being held for popular.
bride-elect Miss Elsa Insulander was a miscellancous kitchen '
shower last night at the home, of Mrs, Victor: Duplisse.’

The affair presaged the - wedding plans of the guest-
of-honor. who marries Keith Humpherville on. March 5.

Co-hostesses for the delightful social .were’ Mrs..T. A.
Johnstone, Mrs. G. W. Johnstone and Mrs. J. S. Greer,

Upon ‘arriving the bride-elect, was seated..under :festoons:
of pink and white streamers and presented with.a humorous
corsage composed of kitchen utensils. .

En tone was the decorated basket containing’ the. large
array of kitchen miscellaneous kitchen articles. presented to... :
Miss Insulander by her sister Miss June Insulander who -will 3
be in the. bridal entourage as junior bridesmaid ‘and, Miss. TR:
Shirley Duplisse, . 3

Games were played, followed ‘by. refreshments; imeluding j
a bride’s cake.

Invited guests offering best wishes and gifts’ were ‘the
mothers. of the affianced couple, Mrs. C, H. Ingulander and
Mrs, R. W. Humpherville; matron-of-honor-elect,.Mrs. J. C.
Melin; Mrs. William Dunn, Mrs. Ernest Novakowski,. MIs. -
Axel Hanson, Mrs, Victor Norberg, Mrs, F. B. Shannon, Mrs.
.W. C. Peterson, Mrs, Peter Mark, Mrs. F. L. Hyland, Mrs. .
Kathleen Greer, Mrs. H. C. Halliday and Mrs. Hans’ Schmidt.

POOOCC CEL IOLOEE DOLE DESIOOOEOTIOLEDD ORES OOOLOOODLOOLOLODE DOO IOLEDO

BRIGHT, SUNNY FUNCTION

J. Facey WA holds

successful tea, sale

Brilliant sunshine filled the Joyce M. Facey United
hall on February 24 when the Women’s association
held a successful afternoon tea and: sale:

 
   
   

 

 

   
    
   
 

 

    
   
   
  
  

Mrs.’ Charles Roberts was tea
convener and tea~ table centre-
pieces of tiny ornamental pastel
toned floral buds were arranged
by decoration convener Mrs.
Louis Zurek. ; ‘

Serviteurs were Mrs, -John
Wyllie, Mrs. Alex. Slater~- and
Mrs. A. R. Lockwood.

Directing the kitchen were
Mrs.. Clyde Smith and ‘Mrs. ‘O.
F, Symes,

In charge of the home-baking-
table were Mrs. Marcel Girardet
and Mrs. J..P. Thompson. °.

The sewing table was attend-
ed by Mrs, R. A. Linton and
Mrs. A. J. Bussanich. :

Mrs. ‘Arthur Oswald and: ‘moem-
bers of the Explorers attended
the candy stall. ,

Plant’ tour —
to be ‘given
honor pupils

A tour ‘of Columbia Cellulose
Company Limited,’ ‘Watson Is-
land, which was conducted for
53 teachers. of School. District.
52, their wives. and. husbands
will be repeated this - . Saturday
when honor: students of Booth
Memorial Junior High. school
will also. be: given. a. ‘plant tour.:

During the: five-hour: visit last

   
   
    
        
    
  
   

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Receiving the guests in the :
hall decorated. in spring colors| The enjoyable. function: real- i
was we D also ass tod R. rt ized the sum-of more::than $801 i]: oo
arson who also assisted as cash- for: halle f oo, ;
ier, 0 "be: used-for: the aaa SILVERLEAF, “Ib. pkts.

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RAISINS

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~ Leaving. tomorrow by . CPA
plane following a10-day annual
ordinance inspection of D Com-
pany Irish’ Fusiliers of Canada|
(Vane. Regiment) are Sgt. D. W. |

 

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Announcements :

‘hattan Children’s Wear catches 'e S.O.N. whist and dance, Fri-

iday, March 4. Whist at 8, danc-

lunch in the* cafeteria and, given
ia tour of the mill's laboratories

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<ingsley,, from. 8 Area: Or-
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