| JOrince Wupert

Daily REWER - / 3

Tuesday, | June 28, 4960 Oe

Ss Pauks a

enjoy: lri-cily ~

The journey followed | the,-
morning service at St. Paul’s
_|Gutheran. church . which was

nighlghted by the presentation
of awards to some 30 children ‘for
attendance at- Sunday school,

In Terrace.a short.afternoon
service, presided by ‘city church
pastor Rev.-M. B. Qdland, was
followed by a banquct with the

BUNDAY SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS,

 
 

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A most gracious welcome was ‘extended members
of the St. Paul’s Lutheran church Women’s Missionary
Society Sunday when eight carloads of WMS members.
visited Terrace in a tri-city reunion of WMS groups.

a n t erior municipality WMS
catering to more than 80 persons

attending. the event,-from Kiti-
mat, Terrace and Prince Rupert.

In conclusion. yearly reports
were submitted anda delightfu'
musical program’ was enjoyed

before the ‘city women left for |.

home.

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down town each week, °

A SHOPPING INTERLUDE ‘is Mrs.-
‘she rests with her seven-month-old daughter Karen. on the new’
sbench placed there by William... Scuby, in ‘front of his Third’
. venue fur storage premises. Mrs, - Fait, wife of a fisherman.
lives at 1133 Ambrose Avenue and was pictured last week just
‘after the bench was placed.’ “She makes several shopping trips

‘Frank “Fait: as

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maintenance supervisor.
“IMrs. ‘Clara Welton, RN and her

datighter Dianne lIeft Monday for

their holidays in Edmonton, re-
turning via: Vancouver in the
middle of the month.

 

 

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By STEVIE STEPHENSON

A - Congratulations to all. the staff children “who
successfully passed their school ‘examinations .and
especially to Alison Newton who came first in her |.
grade. Alison is the daughter of. Douglas. Newton,

now —_

    
  
  

*1 should’ be laid on‘the’ floor, with

~ ‘his head, to increase thé flow-of

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The sympathy of: the patients .
and staff is extended to Mr. and
Mrs, Jack: Reykedal .and: ‘family |.
on the death of their son. - -
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Miss - “Aloyis Strassegger of: the.
nursing staff was presented with
a-souvenir spoon by. Mrs: » Helena
Edmeston, RN ‘director. of nurs-
ing, before’ leaving to go. ‘to New
‘Westminster. °°.
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“Mrs. Mae La’ Grande . of the
hursing. staff left Thursday Ke)
make her home. in Calgary. :
“The best: wishes of the patients
and: staff go to Miss Elizabeth
Karsh, RN who left Saturday for
Winnipeg to. be. married.
tb +b kot Le.
J. P. O'Reilly has. returned to
duty after spending a pleasant
holiday in Victoria,

 

SAFE GUARDS ; MO
When: a. person faints., he.

his. feet.raised above the level: of.

blood to the head. A Seated per-.
son who feels faint should bend

sosnceserscos evcecnnesene.

PERSONALS.

‘William -Wayne,. 1126 Ninth. Av-

‘for a three-week holiday at

‘of Vancouver, to. visit Mr..Stew-

1, Ten members ot tree “py Com-

{CPA plane Friday morning to at-
| tend summer camp . training at

' July..2° to’'9.

The™ Stewart, boys
leave Thursday: morning to be

taken to the Jamboree campsite

A special
‘ gold ‘with a blue totem’ crest, .

City. ‘Scout. Larry . Bowman,

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‘Mr: sand Mrs. John F. Denning;
their. children Beverley and Fred
and Mrs. ‘Denning’ s mother; Mrs.

enue East, leave: by car Friday

CITY BOY SCOUT TO ATTEND |.
SASKATCHEWAN JAMBOREE |

- One Prince Rupert Boy Scout Larry Bowman and two
Stewart, Boy Scouts William L. MacKay and Richard Janauer,
will be among onc complete troop of 39 boys and five leaders -
in. the British Columbia contingent .to attend the. fourth
annual Saskatchewan Jamboree, at Little Red River Campsite,

arrive: here _ tomorrow. ‘and the ‘trio. ol

Gabor Nyeste and Scout Donald R. Gillespie of Kitimat and .
Scouts Hans Van der Horst and. "

Joining the main coritingent at Jasper Friday, the group
will arrive in Prince Albert Saturday where they will, ‘be.

B.C.-Yukon., | contingent - ‘neckerchief’ of. “plain

prior to their arrival at. the campsite. Beaver, Cougar,- Bear,
Fox and’ Raccoon make :- up the. five patrols - from’ B.C."

weeks: in Vancouver | before returning’ to: ‘Prince: “Rupert.

 

yesterday ~ by Canadian” Pacific:| °
Airlines plane’ following a two-
week > holiday. as “guest ‘of rela-:
tives Mr. anid Mrs. Erling Wick, ss,
1255. Beach Place. :

 

joined in Terrace. by leader:

 

Robert Kerby. of Terrace.

‘Birthplace

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will be given each member: ,-

 

 
 
 

will.:visit relatives for ‘two low, ‘birthplace™ of. Canada?

being. thrown open’ to the
At. 50 cents for adults or: 25}:
cents for children, the. public will |
‘be: ‘able to.’see the .room* wheré
the. Dionne. Quintuplets: -were
‘born. - oe
The’ 60- year-old | farmhouse ‘is
being restored to: the. ‘appearance
it had.on May. 28,- 1934, when
‘Annette, Cecile, Yvonne, .Marie
and Emelie were born:to Mr. and

pereccncsoroneces ses. -

  

Mrs... Louis Lind ‘of - Seattle left |

 

Lakelse Hotsprings Resort and
other centres along Highway. 16.

 

‘Here. for..a ‘two-week | holiday
are former residents Mrs. Harvie
Stewart and: her daughter Margo}

art who is here’ for the summer
months with the B.C. “Packers
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pany; Irish Fusiliers: ‘of Canada
(Vancouver Regiment) : left . by

Vernon, B.C. Headed: by Acting

Commanding Officer Lt. J. E.
Ewart, members were. Sgt.. Major:

‘ford; “Cpl: “Ay Be Irvine, Cpl: -Wil-'
liam ‘Mcintyre, Cpl. LA. Quast,
and Fusiliers’ P’ W.. Frankish,
John: Sjersen,: “Edward. Sklapsky

 

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were accepted and displayed in
‘the international. section of the

day. . .
P, .A. Bond, ‘Sgt:;Arthur Ruther-' 5

-iginally designed sterling silver

‘including coffee spoons and sil- |

Mrs. Oliva Dionne.
The public will see the. ‘orig-
inal furnishings, including the
|.bed in which they. were porn...

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Recognition -
given artists
in exhibition ° [

-works |.

| original pictures and drapes; also
Lonys.'af the hand-made incubators
‘Prushed from Chicago and. items
of infant’ clothing. :
~ An old. wooden
Five city ‘craftsmen’s
water hauled from the: well

‘stands. in.a corner’ of the - “large
1960 Exhibition of Arts and kitchen.

Crafts. held in Edmonton, June}: Today, Daniel Dionne, who was

14 to 18, represented by Canada, |, t.
U.S.A. Japan, Germany, France, two years old. when. the Quint S

Holland, ‘Latvia; ‘Sweden’ ‘and

ith
Denmark, it was announced to-~ the upper floor of the home w

his. wife Audrey” and’ their. four
children. .

‘Daniel ” ‘and © “Auarey" ‘obtained
permission from the rest. of. the
family to’ ‘open® ‘the Quints’: first
home and are gradually gather -

“SLACKS

Slim “IVY” -
or Full Drape ;
Custom-Made

Skilfully tail-
ored for per-
fect -fit in
your choice of.
fine ‘all-wool.

 

: Receiving éizy ‘yedognitio on. were
Mrs. “Robert: Hinman, Civic Cen-
tre Arts and Crafts director, ‘Mrs.
Warren Peterson, Centre junior
caft -instructor, Miss Elizabeth
Saliaris, Henry Seppa. and H.
Hein,

Mrs: Hinman sent pots ‘and or-

 

 

tieclips and cuff-links ‘and Mrs.
‘Peterson submitted a ‘large orig-
inally designed plate. ,

Miss Saliaris, who studied pot-
tery in Alberta, sent eight bowls
and vases she ‘made during the
winter classes: at the Civic Cen-
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teacher at the Centre during the materials. ;
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a: delightful’ farewell afternoon!
party. ‘Sunday’ when. more than
20 friends
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