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Prince Ryiper
ae May 19,

‘SUCCEEDS A MRS. ”

AL JOHNSTONE

t Daily News
1960

 

S, MacLeod elected
King Ed president

Mrs. Arthur Logan,
ent-Teacher council Tue
MacLeod! as president
Teacher association at
the school’s activity ro
.Mrs. T. A. Johnstone

year. period.
‘2 Others installed to office for
the term 1960-61 were Mrs. E. A.
Dawes, vice-president: Mrs, Ru.
pert Holkestad, secretary; Mrs,
Bruce (Simundson, Lreasurer:
Mrs. Vernon Ciccone, publicity
and Mrs. Alex Cembella, mem-
bership camiittec,

Mrs. H. I. Phipps and Mts.
Alex Ternovoy were elected so-
cial conveners, Mrs. H. G. Bird,
program, A. C. Schutz, safety;
Mrs. Stantey  Veilceh, Parent-
Teacher council and Mrs. J. §.
Lindsay, historian,

In the annual reports Mes.
Johnstone thanked her execu-
Lives for their “splendid sup-
port” during her two years of
office.

Principal R. G, Moore con-
gratulated the new slate of offi-
cers and wished them every suc-
cess in the coming year,

“It is very pratifying to see
a father taking the president's
post, and other fathers taking a
keen interest in PTA work,” Mr.
Moore: said,
| Outlining. the
program’ Mr. Meore urged all
parents of children entering
“school in September to start
registering their children at
" once.

Muay - June

 

Announcements

@ U.FAW.U.
Shore. Workers
General Mccting, Legion -Hall,
Thursday, May 19. -8 p.rh. All
members urged to attend. (98)

Prince Rupert
Local No. .31,

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The yl love that

Goddoss of Bulova

Timo "T"

Stylized leaf trim to
set off watch and
bracelet. 17 jowals,
unbreakable main-
soring. In yellow or
while, $49.50

to Mr.

 

   

Bulova difference

Rhapsody “H"
Fascinating tulip
Jeaf bracelet wit
cach leaf altornately
polished to either
a high luster or a
soft satin glow, Yel- ,

ci past president of the Par-
sday night installed S. R. G.
of the King Edward Parent-
the annual meeting held in
om. Mr. Macleod succeeds
who held the post for a two-

He announced that the Grade
6 pupils would visit Booth Me-
ona Junior High school on
May 30; that the school’s sports
day has been set for June 13 or
17, depending on the weather:
that June 20 has been set for the
visiting day for Grade 1 stud-
ents, entering in September and

the Finishing Exercises wouid
be held June 21,

Mr. Moore also told the mem-
bership that during the year
1959-60 43 pupils had transfer-
red from the school to other
parts of ‘the province and that
he had enrolled 15 new students!
during the year.

In other business Mrs. John-
stone, delegate to the PT Fed-
eration convention, submitted a
very interesting report.

It was decided to discontinue
the refreshment telephoning
program, and in its place dough-
nuts and coffee would be served
at all meetings.

Moore showed three edu-

cational films to conclude’ the
session.

 

Beauty—no brains
MANILA (#—Reporters inter-
viewing shapely contestants in a
Philippines. beauty contest dis-
covered Wednesday that . one
thought Syngman Rhee was a
fashion ‘model. -Another had

never heard of. Nikita - Khrush-
chev.

BULOVA
craivation

Tradition

Give the gift.
“that faces the.

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shining ‘accurate

* Bulova’...a

. jewel among -

“ watches +. to
be treasured —
throughout
the years,

 

 

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the “candlelight and wine’

More than 150 persons attend-
ed the gala affair, featuring the
specialty dish, tossed — salads,
wines and melodious background
music.

.The affair netted more than
$100 to be used for OORP char-
itable projects.

epinecting the kitchen was Mrs.

farewell party Friday night-<in

is service manager.
Mr.

permanent residence.
All. members of the BPOE,

the Catholic Women’s League
the dance music.

[OORP Sraghelt dinner
gala successful function

Profusions, of fresh- cut spring flowers enhanced

the Elks Lodge when the Order of the Royal Purple
staged its fifth annual ‘Spaghetti Dinrier.”’

‘ setting Saturday night in

 

BPOE, CMC, RUPERT MOTORS
HONOR LEONARDS FRIDAY

An active member and officer
tective Order of Elks and president of the Catholic Men’s
club, Dennis Leonard and Mrs. Leonard will be feted with

CMC and staff of Rupert Motors Limited, where Mr, Leonard

and Mrs. Leonard with their family, leave Saturday
morning by car enroute to Trail where they will take up

_ are invited to attend the party ,as welas friends of the de-
parting couple, an Elks spokesman announced today. |

A presentation will be made by master of ceremonies
Harley Lewis, refreshments will be provided by members of

Wallace Seymour, assisted -by
Mrs. N. J. Gurvich’ and = Mrs.
James Flaten, newly-elecsed
honored royal lady...

Heading the OORP serviteurs
was Mrs, Omar Tweed.

The floral bouquets were do-
nated by Wilfred McLean.

PLDPOLROPE PDL PLO POD OECD DOD OD

of the Benevolent Pro-

 

“Sunday.

“A MUSICAL QUINTET from
.the Canadian Lutheran Bible
. Institute in Camrose, Alberta
_will be guests

at both the.
morning and evening services
at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Pictured seated are
left to right Marlene Johnson,
Linda Petersen, both from. Al-
berta and Margrit Hofer from

Switzerland and Fort St. John.

Standing are Rev. Leonard

: Sogge, faculty member at the

Canadian LBI and_ another
student Elgin Hall, from Man-
itoba. Programs to be present-
ed will include a trio selection,
solo mumbers .and . messages,
depicting the school story and
inspirational from the Scrip-
tures. The group is on a 4,000
mile trip: through the Peace
River country, Prince -Rupert,

the Vancouver area, Okanagan

Valley and will return to Cam-~-
rose June 12. . Presiding at the
services will be St. Paul’s
church pastor, Rev. M. B. Od-
land.

 

 

the Elks Lodge by the BPOE,

CMC and Rupert Motors staff

and an orchestra will provide

 

Central B.C.

 

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125.
* Vancouver

and.
left

“props”.
shriners_

National. ‘Railways’ train for the
central B.C. city, while from
Prince Rupert ‘A. M. Rivett and
Robert. Foubister: drove a 1948
model car to be featured in the
Friday * parade, followed by a
public show in the city arena,

      

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JEWELLERS

522-3rd Avenua Wost
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city setting

for Shriner's ceremonial

Some. twenty men from the Prince Rupert district
twill be amang 160 new Shriners being initiated in the |
5 .annual spring: ‘ceremonial. being held.)
Saturday. ‘in Prince George. ~ .
A. Fire . éngine, .’a “carload of
. Vancouver
this
morning | on a special Canadian

 

than: 1200° members.” o

he strious .Potentate Robert “A:
Foulis of . Vancouver presiding
over the initiation of new shrin-
ers. A church parade wil! -be
held Sunday before the shriners
leave for home, .

 

 

HOLLYWOOD CAFE

Our. Dining. Room will be
closed temporarily for repairs,
watch for our re-opening ad-
vertisement. We will continue
to take orders to go out at
the rear entrance from 5:30
p.m, to 3:30 q.m. daily except
Sunday. We pay delivery
charges up to $1.00 on orders
of $4,00 or more.

Phone 6226

The | group: will be. among, more.
the |.
Shrine’s Gizeh Temple. taking. Poe
part in the ceremonial, ‘with Il-|

1M eH HO OO Or eG mH OOO OOO Orr ee ee

Mrs. Adolf Steigleder was el-
ected vice-president; Ian Currie,
treasurer; Mrs. Harold Thomas,
secretary and Mrs. M. V. Ganton,
membership convener.

Others named to chairs were
F. A. Dunford and R. F. Lucas,
program co-conveners; Mrs. A.
G. Bartlett, magazine chairman;
Harold Thomas, safety. chair-
man; Mrs. George Fowlie and
Mrs. Wilfred McLean, social co-
conveners; Mrs. H. B. Hammer,
hospitality convener; George
Golds, council representative and
Dennis Burnip, publicity con-
vener,

In her past-president’s report
Mrs. Green thanked Mrs. Walter
Johnson and Mrs. Arvid Maki
for conducting the excellent re-
freshment program; Mrs. Wil-
fred McLean and Salvation Ar-
my Brigadier Ella Church for
their work as Hospitality com-
mittee chairmen; the school
principals for their interest and
“wonderful co-operation” and
all members for attending meet-
ings so faithfully.

Mrs. Denning,
Mr. Dunford
speak at PTA
Mrs. - John Denning,
president of Conrad Street
school Parent-Teacher as-
sociation and F. A. Dun-
ford, principal of Booth
Memorial Junior High
School were guest speak-
ers Monday night when

the Seal Cove PTA held

its regular meeting.

' As delegate to the Parent-
Teacher Federation convention,
Mrs. Denning, gave a very infor-
mative report on PTA work in
the province.

 

 

 

PIERRE DELAGRAVE, Mont-
real, has been named general
. passenger. traffic manager,

Canadian National Railways.

Mr. Dunford explained some of
the curriculum which would be

 

taught students entering. Booth
Memorial Junior High school.

president, in the absence
ed the speakers.

conclude: the session.

 

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YEAR-END PROGRAM OUTLINED *
Secondary schools PTA elects -
Mrs. ©. Green for second term

Mrs. O, R. Green was re-elected president of the Prince Rupert, Secondary
Schools Parent-Teacher association last night when the association held its an-
nual meeting in the activity room of the Booth Memorial Junior High School.

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Mrs, Green in thanking all
members for their support men-
tioned especially Mrs. Axel Han-
sen, who for 16 years has been a
worker in PTA.

Mr. Lucas, principal of the
Prince Rupert Senior High
school, stated that the high
school would hold an ‘Awards
Day” on June 10 and called to
the attention of the meeting
the fact that the Health and
Personal Development course in
the schools had been deleted and
in its place would be a course
known. as Guidance, Physical
and Health education.

Mr. Currie, vice-principal of
Booth Memorial High school
spoke on selection of courses for
Grade 8 pupils and reported that
the school’s “Awards Day” would

‘In the Soup committee report
it was noted that although soup
was served only after Christmas
and to a smaller number,
was nevertheless donated to the
Bursary fund from the soup
sale proceeds.

A further $20 was voted by the
PTA from general funds to be
given the Bursary fund. .

Mrs. Green submitted her re-
port as delegate at the Parent-
Teacher Federation,

A National Film Board short
entitled “The Threshold,” deal-
ing with new arrivals and prob-

lems experienced by parents and —

children, was shown by. Tom
Timms, a Grade 7 pupil. and
member of the Projectionists
club.

The program followed with

 

be held on June 23.

refreshments.

 

 

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Mrs. Rudolf Wagner, PTA vice- |
of |
Philip Murray, president, thank-

Refreshments were served to]

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closed from Saturday, May
in order to attend the B.C.
and School of Instruction in Kamloops.

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21st to Tuesday, May 24th,
area FTD Florist Convention

Featured at this convention will be .two widely known
Miss Rene Hobbins of Edmonton, Alberta,
and Mr. Johnny Cohen of Seattle, Washington.

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