COUNCIL BRIEFS

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Board of Works Committee last night that emergency
pumping equipment be installed at Shawatlan Lake
to supply water to the city in the event of a break

 

_in the:-main supply line,

- Council will purchase equip-
ent totaling $15,142, and Asso-
iclated Engineering: Services Ltd.,
‘Will: be . instructed to complete
specifications for necessary
Pump house and_ connecting
pipes for the emergency piping
unit.
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. Council approved a grant to
the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce of $240; for its “Clean Up,
Paint Up” campaign,
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City Council will thank
‘Lieutenant-Governor Frank M.
Ross for his letter of apprecia-
tion to Mayor P. J. Lester after
His Honor’s and Mrs. ‘Ross’s visit
to Prince Rupert.
“The lieutenant -
letiler read: ,
“Your Worship,
“ ay cannot tell you how pleased
my. wife and I were with our
deip..to: Prince Rupert,-and we

governor's

are indebted to you, your Alder-

men. and Council for a superb
‘dinner; and the gift of the
picture will long be a memento
of.a most pleasant two days.
oad My personal regards.
_ Yours sincerely,

' Frank M. Ross.”

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~” Council accepted an applica-
tlon; from William Tocher to
purchase Lot 21 for $500.

Elks Lodge 342 was granted
permission to sell flags on the
streets Saturday, June 25.

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The purchasing agent was
authorized to purchase a cabinet
and parts totaling $525 in costs.
Tenders will be called for the
painting of the Telephone
Department building for $250.

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The purchasing agent was
authorized. to purchase a micro-
film unit for the City Hall at
a total cost of $2, 659.

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Fire Chief Earl W. Becker and
Assistant Fire Chief W. H. Hill
were given authority. to send the
fire truck outside the city limits
for fire calls if they feel it
necessary. :
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The following trade. lcence
Young, 1314 Piggott Avenue ‘for
renting one three room suite,

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The Association for Retarded
Children, was granted permis-
sion to hold a tag day Saturday,
July 16.

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The Women's Co- ordinating
Council was also ‘granted per-
mission to hold a tag day, Satur-
day, September 24 to provide
funds for. the annual Christmas
banquct for the senior citizens

 

of Prince Rupert.

TOMORROW _AT LEGION

 

“s : Transpor tation ‘offered

© for over 70 club tea

nd: Mrs. William Turner will be general convener for
the “Over Seventy Club’’ pre-summer tea and social
tomorrow afternoon to be held in the Canadian Legion

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auditorium, sponsored by the Prince Rupert Women’ S

Co- -ordinating. council.
“Diréeting the kitchen will be
Mrs.*Roy Boychuk while Mrs.”
James: Ciccone will be in charge
of. the’ tea room. :

 

HONEY FLOAT.
3 tablicspoons honey .
3%, cup milk
Y% cup vanilla or chocolate ice

“Cloak room will be in charge cream

‘of Mrs. Arthur Leighton and
Mts. T. R.. Lloyd.

“Entertainment and games have and stir until dissolved in
_ been, scheduled for the June

function.

AM ‘gerilor ® ‘citizens: ‘are: “cor=5)"
“atally ; invited . ‘to -attend.: For.

‘transportation guests | are asked
to telephone Fire Chief Earl
Becker. at 2211.

Add honey to milk and stir,

juntil dissolved. Add. ice cream

milk.
Makes one serving.

 

‘by: CPA:plane. to. attend a. three-
day Imperial Oil. course in Van-
couver.

 

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REV, ARMAND

 

TAGOONA pictured right following - the éerémony at. left: ‘presided over: ‘by

the Bishop of The Arctic, Rt. Rev.: Donald B. March’ ‘and attended by high- -ranking clergy. |

 

.—Photo: by:

Anglican. ‘Church ‘of’ Canada.

\nglicans ordaii in first Eskimo

as priest in Toronto. ceremony

TORONTO - — Rev. Armand: Tagoona, 34- -year-
old Eskimo from Rankin Inlet in the eastern Arctic;
has. become the first of his race to be made: a. ful
priest | in: the: Anglican Church ‘of Canada. :

In acer emony presided. over by ~
the Bishop of The Arctic, Rt.
Rev. : Donald’ B. ‘Marsh, ‘and’ at-
tended by high- ranking clergy,
representatives -of. the : federal
government and the RCMP and:
a .group of Eskimos awaiting.
their-return to the Arctic follow-
ing hospitalization atthe Hamil-:
ton Sanatarium, ‘Mr, .. Tagoona
was ordained at St. James’ Cath-.
edral, Toronto, on. May-27..°°.
_ The .slim;: good-looking young
Eskimo, who. was born: to Ivelik
‘tribe parents at Repulse Bay, and

‘the work of the Church at Ran-' mo and, English,

 

who was converted to Christian-

 

ity as ‘a child, has long been
identified’ with. the Anglican)
Church in. the -eastern: Arctic.
Although lacking formal educa-.
tion; he ‘received tutoring from:
several missionaries and has. sup-
plemented: his: training with \ex-
tensive reading.’ Mr. Tagoona, in’
addition to Eskimo, speaks Eng-
lish fluently. -

_ Ordered deacon a year ago, Mr.

Tagoona has since carried out

kin Inlet. with marked ‘success..

 

includes “poth whites. and ‘Eski.
mos:

Mr. Tagoona, with’ the ‘help ‘of

‘his parishioners, last year con-

gktructed: a frame-mission which
can seat more.than .100 people.

| ‘The niission-has. now- become one
tot the community's main centres
J of interest, and one-of the things
| Mr. Tagoona did when’ he-was in

Toronto- was. to arrange for re-

sion’s loud-speaker system. .

Mr. ‘Tagoona: publishes .a,.com-
munity newspaper. in: both Eski-
issues a bi-lin-

 

His congregation” of about 450

 

~ Miller Bay Tidbits

By STEVIE STEP HENSON

On Monday evening a ‘delight-
ful surprise party was held in
the Occupational Therapy room
under the supervision of Miss
Alice Cole in‘ honor of Darlene
Adam’s 14th. birthday. A delicious
(cake with 14°candles on it was
placed in the centre of the table.
The following were present:

| Judith Wright, Winnie Morris,

| Marie. _Alexee,. Theresa Nikal,
Evelyn. ‘Williams,’ Lillie. Aksidan,
‘Susie Michell, ‘Olive Stewart, -Her-
bert © Eli, . Guy Morgan, - Vernon
Doolan and’ Derrick Wilson.

W..H. Cook, ‘regional account -
‘ant, Vancouver ' ‘visited the. hos-
pital this week. for a few days. -

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"Mrs. Eric Munn and Miss Jean

Telford visited © the hospital this

Faithful.

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week... Miss Telford plans to: go “

to the Indian Hospital at Aklay-’
ik.
bt £ &) .

Miss Pansy Woods. of. .
housekeeping staff was married:
in a quiet ceremony in the United

Church on.Friday to Simon. Wes-

“the .

an official - translator.
‘His return to the. Arctic as a

| priest brings to residents of Ran-j. -

kin Inlet and. surrounding area

tthe full services Of. the ‘Anglican:
: Church.

MRS. B. ‘GRANT PRESIDES

-Mrs. Holder installed

Soroptimist president

Mrs. Catharine Holder was’ inducted as president
of the Prince Rupert club of Soroptimist International
last night. when the club held its regular meeting
in the form of a dinner session at the home of Mrs.

 

Prince Rupert Daily News | 3:
Tuesday, June 14, 1960 3

 

Rankin Inlet is a-mining|~
community “on ‘the ‘west’ side of ”
. Hudson Bay.

cordings. of church bells. to be}.
played on Sundays over the mis-.

gual Sunday schoo] paper once a
{month and is in great demand a as

Beatrice Grant. '

Mrs. Grant, a past president,
as installing officer inducted
other’ members Mrs. G. M.
Turner, vice-president; Mrs. Wil-
liam Noble, recording secretary;
Mrs. Carl Sauer, corresponding
secretary and Mrs. Ey F. French,
treasurer.

‘The. newly-elected president
Mrs. ‘Holder appoinited chair-
men. Mrs. John Bateman to the
membership. ° committee; Mrs.

' | Grant, constitution and by-laws

and’ Mrs. French,
ways and means.

It was announced that a tag

Just in case

- Just: ‘in case anyone would
like’ to: know. |

The first line in a story
"published in the Daily News
|. yesterday ‘concerning a tea to
be .held. by the. Afternoon
Branch of the Women’s aux-
iliary. to’ St. Andrew's Angli-
‘can ‘Cathedral tomorrow after-
‘noon | ‘should - haye- read: "

“The. home. of... Mrs. Cc. C.
Mins, 518 Musgrave Place will
‘be the- scene of a. delightful
pre-summer tea and sale Wed -
nesday- ‘afternoon.”.... .

LA- transposed, line.. error used
‘the same first line of another
story which read:

-“The Order” of - the Royal -

finance and

 

Purple last..week :laid plans to .

_ hold. a.‘décoration’. ceremony.”
-And so the. line read as fol-
lows: .

will be. the scene of a delight-
ful pre- -summer tea.”

'. "However the. church’ tea to-
morrow beginning at 2:30 p.m.

“The. Order. of the Royal :
Purple. last week laid -Place —

day would
with proceeds ear-marked for
the furnishings of the Common
Room in the Se¢nior
Housing project.

The president also suggested
that members should ask their
friends to assist as. taggers.

A delightful ceremony . was
conducted when ‘each retiring
officer presented a corsage to
their successors.

Next regular meeting will be
held September 12 at the home
of Mrs. St. John Madeley, also
in the form of a dinner meet-

ing.

 

—-Htalian
group earns

$119 in sale

Italo-Canadian clib Saturday
morning . when the. women’s
group held. a successful sale
in the Annunciation auditorium -

Proceeds go towards assisting
the men’s club in’ its “goodwill”.
projects. oe

 

be held August 20:

Citizens |

 

IODE PRESIDENT . — ‘Mrs. Pp
'L. Robinson: of Toronto “was”

“elected national .president . of : wo

the Imperial Order Danahters”:
of the Empire at the order’s °
60th annual meeting held: in.
Toronto, Wednesday, June. 1.
Mrs. Robinson has been active .

‘in the IODE for 14 years: ‘and::

was a former national treas-\ '
-urer and vice- -president. :
: ~—CP. ‘Photo.

 

  

 

The sum of $119 was realized.
by the Women’s auxiliary to the’

 

. General convener’ was WA‘!
president Mrs. Emilio Pettenuzzo, |
who was aided by auxiliary
members.

 

OVER 70.
‘JUBILEE 7

‘(Women’s _
Coordinating Council)

niet ence ugh

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Legion. Hall -
2to4 p- m. ,
| Wednesday, June 15

For transportation phone, ait

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LEGION iL A

INTERNATIONAL

will? also feature a bake- table,
plants and aprons.

The. public is cordially in-
vited to attend. Setting again

DINNER

FRIDAY, JUNE, a7

 

-is at. ‘the home of Mrs. C. C.
“Mills. :

 

WA to

$50. JACKPOT

‘UFAWU_

BINGO.

TOMORROW ‘NIGHT. — S.O.N. HALL

DOOR PRIZE .

-EVERYONE WELCOME

 

 

Adults $1.50

 

“LEGION AUDITORIUM

‘Starting é: :30 Pm. ,

vince Nibepy a males etn cmemne A

meat ae et lw oe

 

 

   

~ Children 50¢

 

 

 

 

 

ley of Skidegate.
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enjoyéd™ an interesting © film ‘on
Yellowknife, « “shown - by” Alfred
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ly of Burns Lake and now priest.
for Miller Bay Indian Hospital
‘| visited us on Sunday for the first

 

time. Father Murphy is with the
Annunciation Parish.. .

 

PRIZES GALORE

FS; My leenagers | ave ball”
al Moose year-end dance

Some - fifty teenagers
night when the Childcare

of the Moose held its final dance of the season for
tthe Moose Teen Town club.

dances
and,

Winning — spot - Nght
were Morris Desautels
Marion Plerce.

The “Mystery Man” who was,

Phillip Desautels was identified
by Marlene Phillips and Ricky
Pongracz,  —

The “Broom Dance" contest
saw Sharlene Nelson and Wayne
Specht as winners while Marion
Pieree and Blake Kimura were
announced winners of the
“Glothes Pin” danec,

The “Quarter Contest” was
won. by Gerald Norton and
Marion Ploree,

During the fun-fare, an. an

nouncement was nade in which
teenagers were asked to watch
the “Announcement Column" in
the Daily News for the date of
ph speclal meeting to be held to

elect new Teen Town — club
officers,

Namad on the: committon nk
conveners for the — monthly

dancos ‘for the following yenr

, were Mrs, Stanloy Rachnuk, Mrs.

Paul Okralnotz and Mra, Michael
Orom,

— Noxt dance willbe. aingod ‘on
tne second Thursday in ‘Soptom:
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top of double bollor, add hot
water. gradually and. amix well,
Cook wntly smooth and thick.
Pour into jar, cover and put in
vofrigarntor to uno in making
milk shales. .

To make Chodolnta’: ‘wiavored,
Drink, Wao. 3- toblaspoons of
Chocolate Honoy'. fo: oup, mille.
Minx woll and: sor've: hot; or cold,
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“had a ball!’ Thursday
committee of the Women:

 

year- -cend dance were “Mrs. Cecil
Robinson, .Mrs.. Frank Miller,
Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. Ted

Thomson and Mrs. William Pile

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PERSONALS

 

Odd I, Wlasvik, with his family,

left, by car Sunday on a three-
week holiday jn southern Brit-
ish Colimbia, While away ho
will oattend the 56th
meeting of the Institute of
Chartered Accountants of B.C,
to be. held in Vancouvor June
Wand 17,

eww emenee wen -cnmnmy

Leaving by Canadian Pacifle

Airlines plane tomarrow — for
Vancouver to nivend the annual
meeting: “the Institute of
Chartered oheeouTtAtTT ts Is A, ley
Bell, Chartered Accountants,
Prince ‘Rupert .

Mra. —-Chester.; Bowlby — of

Nanaimo; ‘formerly | of this city,
arrives in Prince Rupert Sature.
‘day by train. to, spend a fow,
duys visiting: friends, While hore
sho’ will bo -tho “guest, of Mt,
and Mra. Holmut Rompel, 2120
Graham Avonuc,

‘Di. ‘and Mrs, R, G, Largo ro
turnod to tho aity Saturday by
OPA plane following a six-week
‘| Buropenan holiday, While away,
Dr. Large altonded the Tnter-
national Collage of Surgeons
conforonoe hold. iy Rome from
May: 16 to 10

Mrs, Mildrad "Byes, 1202
Bighth Avenue, Enat,, loft Sunday.
‘by OPA plano. on’ ‘youte to Vane
couver: whore she. will join hay
fathor,. who, Js arriving: from,
,Ohigngo | to, apond ‘an. -oxtondod

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vacation with Wis" family tn;
Pringo Ruport,

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gattirday* ‘evening’ thé’ patients ai a

:
’ Rev. Cornelius Murphy former-,

annual |

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