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held its. annual meeting.
others taking “office were Mrs.
Jens. Knudsen, secretary -and
Mrs, Richard: Cameron,, re-
elected - treasurer.
* Social* conveners: elected. were
Mrs. Frank . Morowski and Mrs.
Williant. ‘Currie; :
¢ Mrs, Knudsen. was. elected: PT
council; ‘representative; Mrs.
Gonstan e. Weise,: ‘Miss ° ‘Norma

  

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membership :conveners;
Bateman; . school principal,
elected safety representative and
Mrs. ‘Ai. McCready, publicity:
' Mr... ‘Bateman | was. also ap-
pointed§ honorary president.
# The. positions‘ ‘of vice-president
and: program’ ‘corivener were not
filled: put: sit. was : announced | }
held. att. the ‘September meeting.
In ‘the - ‘méantime the executive
was’ delegated | to’ take charge of
programming.” -
me é clinic rep-
resentajlve-: was «filled - tempor-
arly by. Mrs. ‘Knudsen.

© During” the - “business session

 

, Mrs. Denning : submitted - an ex-
- Gellent report: on the recent con-

vention: held in, Penticton by

| the PT? Federation,

é Tentative dates’ were set for
hext year’s. bazaar as March

29 or March 31.

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“Mrs. John Denning re- e-elected |
“Conrad school PTA president -

. Mrs. ‘John Denning was. re- -elected president of. the Conrad: Streetschool
Parent-Teacher association for a second term Tuesday night when the’ RTA

working order.

smelter town.

Chairman of the region is E, H.
Knight, Prince Rupert General
hospital administrator. -

Delegates from hospital ad-
ministrative personnel and
Women’s ‘auxiliaries will attend
from Ocean Falls, Miller Bay In-
dian ‘hospital; Terrace, Kitimat,
Hazelton, Smithers, Burns Lake
and Prince Rupert. ,
“| With | Mr.

hospital pharmascist, W. Ho Du-

coufttant and: Women’s auxiliary
president Mrs. Carl Strand: with
WA. members, Mrs. T. S,. Haupt

 

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the: ‘opaque projector 1s in, good | business sessions ‘into five. regu

A ‘Eecommendation . ‘was made done by the King Edward School
to the executive to condense PTA:

_ Kitimat hospital to.

“visitors al regional

The Kitimat General hospital will bé host to many
delegates tomorrow and Saturday when the North
West Regional council of the British Columbia Hos-:
pital association holds its annual ‘meeting: in ‘the

land. delegates will be given’ a ‘tour

Knight attending
from Prince ‘Rupert will be hos-'

pital board chairman J..K. Shaw,’ ing delegates has also been; ‘plan-

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hospital administrator and main’
speaker will be Kenneth Con
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hospital: associations; . “of, Van-
couver. ‘

It is the first time that Kitimat

has-been chosen : for’ ‘the parley

 

of: the new Kitimat Gener al hos-

A banquet in honor of ‘all ‘visite

ned: for. .
- During the business sessions
discussion on regional activities

will be held and interesting
topics have been, scheduled for
the addresses to be given.

 

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because of family illness.

-Deepsea pilot dispatcher —

_ has frustrated. love for farm |

VANCOUVER. (CP)—Enid Whittaker, Be
Prairie girl with-a frustrated love for the: ‘farm,: now| 0
‘finds:-herself a: _keystone |

shipping: trade...

  
 
 

Bright-eyed - “Miss “Whittaker
e “all: the pilots on the |,

a Cromer ‘office: in
downtow “Vancouver, she must
keep a constant check on every
between Puget
Sound in Washington State to

 

the south and Alaska to the}
‘| north. -

There are 55 pilots*—the men:
who take over guidance of for-

-;| eign ships for their entry into.
- | port—in “the British Columbia

Pilotage District, :

For the last three months they’
have been working at close to
capacity as more and.more ship::
the numerous ports

. Miss Whittaker and fellow
dispatchers must know the
whereabouts of the pilots every
hour of the day. When the call:
comes jin for a pilot from a ship.
abl sea, they must be prepared:
to send a man to any of the 30}

SHIPPING DISPATCHER—Enid Whittaker, once an agricultur
student .at°the. University of Saskatchewan, now: handles-a ke
' position in the shipping trade
Whittaker is shown. in her Vancouver office pointing to a map -
Goited with pins marking positjons of ships and pilots..Born
‘| in Saskatoon, she was forced. to, give up her study: of agriculture

 

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: - Wedding plans of guest-

of- -honor’Mrs. Hazel Bur-

erick W:-Mclntosh May
last
night : ‘when. friends gath-
eréd-at. tthe, hame’ of Mrs.
‘A Anderson: Pee
““Co-hostessesgfor,. the. Jovely
shower: party fwere! Mrs: Hubert

 

  
  

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. ‘Hennessy. and Miss Stella Dumas.

“Seated in’ the’ ‘shower chair,

decked ‘with’ ,pink. and: white

streamers, Mrs. Burrell received
her:: “miscellanéous ‘ gifts . in a
basket.” decorated. en: tone . and

was. Presented with a. corsage of

 

‘Bingo’ ‘and. other, ‘games were
ollowed: | by: _refresh-

© Invi ed guésts were Mrs. Er nest

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.. Kenneth
Cae ‘Sandra ‘Crummy,
,Heather. Haldane, - Mrs.
Fleming, * ‘Mrs. Frank
Mrs: John - Fosty - and
‘Paul “Boulliott.

   

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: in’ the: first. two months of 1960—
r excess of imports over exports—
was. 87, per. cent, ib nigher than in

1959.::

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Mes. James. Flaten

Mrs. James, Flatert.was elected Honored Royal

Lady of the Order of the Royal Purple last night

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Elks lodge,
Others elected to office were consed “members
Mrs. > Williani | McChesney — Jr., ‘Cemetery,
associate royal lady; Mrs. D. S| 7 David Scott's name was drawn
Bill, loyal lady; Mrs. Alan Curric,' for the “Dress of the Month”
lecturing lady; Mrs.-A. B. Irvine, raffle,

conductress; Mrs.. .Robert: Metiets “Mrs. William Sundberg’s name
jes, ‘ chaplain; ‘Mrs. Joseph- Gal-' “was “drawn ° for the attendance

at Fair view

jant, ‘secretary;. Mrs. Donald: prize, :
Hawryluk,.treasurer; Mrs, John} ‘Refreshments conclude the
Rosedale, three-year trustee; ; Meeting.

 

Mrs. Keith: Young, inner guard]:
and Mrs. Andrew Menzies,.outer
guard, oo .
Plans were completed for
the annual “Spaghetti Dinner’

PERSONALS

; Dr. Peter Postuk, former city
resident, with his wife and one
to be held Saturday night in. of his two daughters, Jayne, is
the Elks lodge. in the city spending a two-week
‘It was announced that unere| Vacation renewing acquaintances
willbe two. sittings, one at 6:30 and visiting members of his
p.m. and another sitting at 8 family. While here they are
: | houseguests of Mr. and Mrs, N,
Ticket convener is Mrs. Robert A. Pavlikis, 1017 Third Avenue

Menzies. Tickets may be obtained West. Prior to arriving in’ Prince
at the Esquire Shop and. An-. Rupert Sunday night by car,

nettes. -jthey were guests of Dr, Postuk’s

Gay plans have been arranged brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
for the annual dinner in aiand” Mrs.
“Jubilee” sctting, marking the Terrace.
city’s 50th, golden anniversary.
Wines and salads will be served
with the meal, to be followed
by a party featuring a three-
piece orchestra.

In other‘business it was de-
cided..to purchase... wreaths to
be placed on: the, Braves. of. des

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and Mrs. W. D. McAra left last
week by train en route. to Vic-
toria where they will take up

moving to make their home at
Saanich, “Vancouver Island.

 

 

Be Pe es

ports in: the. BS. “district.,

Control. centre of. the Stiotage a

district isa large ‘map ‘of’ the!
coast. is Miss Whittaker’s: office:

Magnetic pins mark. the location - wae
‘Of every ocean ship and pilot.

on duty."

“There are. 11 000 miles” of

: coastline to be serviced and: often:

“it must be done on. short, notice.
“We have a crystal ball ‘down

here that we rub every now’and|".'". oe
again,” she says, “It’s ané excits |) 00.20.02
‘| ing. business ‘

‘always

because -

nappening.

“Most of. all, it’s.a job of iietie- oe

ulous detail. "

‘Born in Saskatoon, : she strid- feo Dye

ied agriculture at the University
‘of Saskatchewan. Illness -in the

family forced her to give up|

her courses and move to: Van-
couver nine years ago, o
“She took an office job with
the pilotage authority and five
‘years ago became dispatcher.

' “We have a place called the...

bull-pen in the office,'and that's
“about as close as I get to farm-
ing right now. I still have a
year ‘to go in
course, but I don't know whether
I'll ever. complete It.

“ Bub 1 would still love to get
into that’ kind of work, ”,

 

 

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