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“Mrs. TA, Johinstone,

an n installed .

ing. ed PTA

past- -president of the King -
awit Parent-Teacher association last night instal-}

led Mrs. Arthur Logan:as association president, SUC
feeding School Principal, R;: G: Moore. os

x “Others, installed to office. ‘for
the forthcoming term were A.

M. Bishop, vice-president; Mrs.
R upert:: -Holkestad,.
Mrs, Alex: Cembella, treasurer; |.
Mrs.) B. ToS. Moore, member
, ship;):| Mrs.
program; Mrs. J. 'S. Lindsay, his-

B. G. Simundson,

toriati; Mrs. William . Wasyk

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_ Representative to PT Council

nd J, ‘'C, Wells, safety.

fe Iniithe - -membership’s thanks
to the: retiring “officers, particu-
ter mention’ was given to Mr.

 

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secretary;:

term,
Mrs. Logan. in, her. opening ad-

greater. co-opeération:-and’ effort
on the part ‘of the membership
for: successful PTA operation: |

the PT Council: Bursary. fund.’
It was decided to hold. the’ an-

ever day. the weather: is most
favorable.

son gave her report on. ‘the: Par-
ent-Teacher Federation conven-°
tion held in. Surrey last month. :

 

ties, Mr.

term be registered. by May 15-and
asked that parents. bring birth
certificates. for, registration: pur-
poses.: :

‘He. also. asked: that. “all: next

| ‘term’s Grade 1 pupils be at the
‘| school gn June:.21-at-1:30° p.m;

to be given supply lists and- as-
‘| signed classes...
Refreshments : Served -

“in: ‘the

: schoo] Ubrary concluded the ses-
o sion.

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| To tevisit
| Scotland

Pioneer retired. city. contractor
| yohn. Currie and: Mrs.. Currie’. of |
1618. ‘McBride Street: leave by:Can-’
adian- Pacific ' ‘ Airlines .Monday

‘fly. by jet
_ to, Los - ‘Angeles and
there embark ona Swedish Air-

~ The. Curries will

_{ dines ..jet.:plane® for. Copenhagen.
From Sweden: they will fly" to
Prestwick, | ‘Scotland..

The’: last time Mr. : ‘and: Mrs.

Currie visited | ‘Scotland was..in

1954. They Will ‘be’ visiting Aber-

 

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They: will: be. ‘returning August

 

 

Banffshire.

Moore, “who filled the president's
chair. when, it was vacated. last |.

dress,’ emphasized’ the’ need for.

During. the business session the |.
sum of $50 was voted to, be given ‘
: Routledge, was assistant senior .
‘accountant at Columbia:Cellu-

nual Students Sports:Day during |.
the last week of school, on which).

Delegate’ Mrs. B. G Simund- |

In his report on school activi-|]
Moore -requested that | uk
all Grade 1 pupils for next year’s

ar old Foster said today.

on. their: way’ back to visit- their ‘
we Scottish homeland...’

‘erican and foreign. fields
‘will in. his talks be able to give
much helpful. and ‘practical : ad-

of Mr.
‘are also. on the mission fields.”

 
    
     

been appointed assistant trea-
surer for: Columbia ‘Cellulose
- Company ‘Limited and: Celgar
‘Limited, and treasurer of Co-
_lumbia Pulp’ Sales’ Limited, it
was. announced here ‘today by

lose Company Limited,; Watson.

assistant to the treasurer.

  
 

T.N. Beaupre, president.” Mr. the boat. Hugh and the. child-

Island before moving to head ©.

office in Vancouver in “1960 as |boat drag the end. ashore.

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- Bible school -

principal: :
to speak here

The. ‘principal. and. founder: of
the Prairie. Bible. Institute,
Three Hills, Alberta, Rev. Leslie
E. Maxwell, will be guest speaker
at. the. Evangelical ee chureh,
Monday, -May 15 ° through ‘t
Thursday, May 18 ‘each’ night’ at
8 o'clock; local pastor, Rev. Har-

ago |

Founded some .39 years
With -an enrollment... ‘eight |.
students, ‘the: Institute | in: the:}

past years:: ‘has risen to an: ‘en-

of whom upon graduation have

+gone as missionaries to practic-

ally all parts. of. the. world.,

Mr. Maxwell ‘is recognized: as

‘an exceptional Bible teacher. and

has much experience ate large
conferences: both: in, ‘North -Am-+

vice in regard. to youth problems
of. today,: Mr. Foster . said. Five
Maxwell’s | seven children

Mr. Foster. urged call inter-
ested. “persons .to attend these

 

_'special meetings . next. week,

rollment of 1,000 “students,: many |.

Bible’ teaching - is. ‘included. in
the. accredited high school. cur- |:
‘viculum; it: ‘was ” ‘announced.

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' FRANCOIS LAKE—There must:
have’ been a good many sighs: of

‘| relief'on Sunday morning when
{the ‘electric cable. was

safely
laid across the lake two and” a

: quarter miles.

Fortunately there was, no wind

: although | it. did get. squally at

noon after’ the job was ‘complet:

, ed. The cable was put on the

we ‘SS eS
STEWART ROUTLEDGE ‘has.

ferry this side very early in the

‘morning and taken to the other

side, attached. there. and’ then
unwound as they came this way.

It . was a. terrific weight (19
tons) and two trucks loaded. with

gravel were parked on one:.end]

of the ferry deck to help. balarice

ren and I drove up the lake. -to |.
where the cable will be connect-
ed this. ‘side’ and watched © “the
ferry:come in and saw a ‘small

. hardly lift the: very end off the

ground, Nicholson’s tug! steadied

the ferry. on the trip. Now. ‘the

_folks across: the lake .will be|.

counting the days. to. when’ they

have their -homes connected’ to

the “Burns: Lake. Power.
ee

When | the electric cable. Was.

left: in front: of our -ferrycot=.

tage for some “weeks it. wes. cov- ‘Southbank and brought, over ‘the

ered with - a tarpaulin.. Under-
neath was a fine cave for’ the
children to creep in: and- play
and presently, according . to

small four-year-old Mark,, “bears

moved | in: as well!

 

Bingo. funds. !

 

for hospital.

“The first of a series of. bingo.
nights -to be held every second

Friday will be ‘staged May 12.|}- --
--by -the--Sons- of Norway, Vin-* |}-"
land Ledge ‘with proceeds’ ear-
marked. to furnish. a’ semi-pri- :

vate ward in the Prince Rupert:
General ; hospital. -

_ Also planned Monday: night
at. the regular meeting®~ was: |}: >...
the annual fete, May 19, cele-.

brating Norway’s. _Independ-
ence Day.

Chaired: by President. Ken-
neth. ‘Laird,
“was initiated as’ a’ new mem-"*
ber. “Mrs: -Nels - Waseng. “Was -

: Juncheon hostess, ;

 

‘By AGNES, H.

  
 

 

Harold. ‘McIntyre_

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‘a mother : bear‘ and. ‘Grandpa
bear” who-. was ‘enormous: ? and

you came near, Ithink he. man-
aged to. scare ‘himself with his

were with” him ‘he | ‘was -
‘enough. I- explained: this: to: the
engineer. from Victoria, super-
intending’ the cable laying, and
he ‘said he’d warn the men to be
careful not to rile the bears »

_ bob be oO
Alec Gillis was working. in the
woods half a’ mile.” ‘from. the
Monkman home at. -Grassyplains

when he broke his leg. The bones
‘were severed’ and one’ was pierc-
ing clean through the-skin. This
‘happened at. about’4 o'clock and
he. managed’ to get. to the
Monkman home with the help of
‘two pieces of. wood ‘which - he
‘used as crutches. He knows that
he passed out several times on
‘the way with the pain; Unfort-
unately the . Monkman family
was away from: home and: it was

find Alec stretched . out: on one
of the beds. He was’ ‘taken _to

lake on a special ferry: after
midnight’ to Burns Lake. hospi-

There: were ‘two: baby Bears, t
growled © alarmingly every’: ‘time ag

imagination for when. he: and: ‘TI.
walked past he sidled - along,’ al-}-
thoughj when the other, children
‘bold.

11 p.m, before they. returned .to |.

 

 
   

 
   
   
  
   
  
 

  
  
 

 

     

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‘Dinner'n meeting *
-set for June 5—
‘by union WA.

' All paid- -up : members of “the hy
| Women’s auxiliary to’ the ‘Inter- |".

national Brotherhood’ of Pulp,
Sulphite and Paper Mill Work-

ers ‘Local 708 are invited to at=-
tend. the dinner meeting June’
5 to be held ‘in -the Broadway:

Cafe, it was announced: last week
at the: regular WA session,
Chaired” ‘by. Vice-President,
Mrs. Frank Graham, on behalf
of Mrs, Brian Hanson,’ presi-
dent, Mrs.” H. G. Hennessy was
initiated » asa .new member.
During the business, it was de-
cided to give a donation

ety. .
successful dance held last month

in the Islander : Hall, ;
month’s dance was set for: May

26, with Mrs. Robert - ‘Simonds’

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