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Arnold. will ‘officially. open

guditorium. Z

}. Following: ‘weeks of intense
preparations by arts and crafts
director.Joy. Hinman, the fair to
be held Friday ‘and Saturday will
feature, the” largest variety of
art work.

There . will: be. prize ribbon
awards, in every classification be-.
sides’ the : ‘thine ‘cash prizes for
the ‘best- in-show entries.

Threc’ cash. ‘prizes: will be given

in: “Junior, three in teenage and
three: .In adult” entries, all. of
which. will be ‘presented. at. the
official : opening in addition to
seven. ‘prizes for best junior class
attendances’ and, the Ed Calder
portrait” prize, a project of the
Prince: ‘Rupert Art Club, -
“On: display will be all types of
works to include portraits,
figure }or animal compositions,
stil life, ‘plant. forms, landscape
or: : seascape, | abstract and non-
objective and'al) types of handi-
craft /works. : oy

 

 

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“Council 13 Spring Conference |
end, ‘of. April, it» was announced

 

,é Representing” ‘the city club
‘as! declared © winner’ at the
Thursday. night. : :
Mrs Laurie, with the other

 

an iid'‘Mrs,” Wi. Hitchcock, each
a. Look ‘At It”. ,

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George J.°Brown,

 

Bt gentrak’ evaluator, _
Ma “Mrs. . Green: also ‘ahnounce

. Friday. April” 21.:

 

‘the “youngsters |
aiting | for the school bus
ew days ago,’ Sandra Loveseth
found Bill's watch beside’ the
ad. amongst some weeds. She

Js:a self-winding watch.
ight where they wait for the
chool ‘bus every morning.

+ +. ‘

rn Glarence Hickey family
tt. ‘on Sunday for Vancouver
here they will live, After hav-
g.a very bad heart attack
larence will not be able to work

all: for at least two years, sO
“they: sold the farm here. They
all felt. badly to be leaving, for

fo school here with his brother,

ihroughout the district.
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W. Arnold. to open
rts Fair at Centre

“Civic Centre association president, Dr. W. J. D.

Atts Fair. tomorrow. at 7:30 p.m. on stage of thel

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OF tinal. “plans “will be completed: ab the regular April 27
“mecting, ‘of the Prince Rupert Toastmistress.. club . for. the

abe e ‘Highlight of..the conference will be the” speech’ contest,
: with: a ‘contestant. ‘from’ each of. the five clubs in: Council.,13.

“Judging. ‘the > three. speakers: were “Toastmasters; | R. H ‘Ss.
Sampson: ‘and: M. R. Fajrajsl and Mrs. H. G. Bird and Mrs.

he: -Topicmaster was | William “McGruther,

P “Rausin and jokemaster. was. C. B. Marshall.
«Bie B. Milnes was the Toastmaster - and, William ‘Turner,

would be. attending the Council conference’ with ‘Mrs: Laurie.
arhe ‘Club is” ‘also Planning: for its rummage sale to be held

ricks. Place. -Thest

éd:it-up and it ‘was ticking,

80 Bill ‘must have dropped ‘it {

Clarence himself lived and went

aud. the family is well known au
John Kotie bought.the Hickey
as it joins two farms he

bought . some time ago, the old
Campbell holding and the Hend-

“the ONLY end grated nth ve vane a BO,

the two-day Civic Centre

 

Mrs. Hinman pointed - out that
judging ts not for professional
qualities but rather: for orlgin-
ality, function © suitability of
material. and design, and work-
manship. ..

The fair will also’ feature
booths entered by. women’s. or-
ganization to include a “Side-
walk Cafe,” by the women’s aux-
iliary to. the Italo - Canadian
club; a used book stall, by the
St. Peter’s Anglican Church
women’s -auxiliary and a candy
and. confectionery booth by the
Imperial Order Daughters of the
Empire. .

Nineteen’ paintings from the
B.C. Society of Artists will be,
exhibited on behalf. of the city
Art Club as well as two one-man
shows, by Mrs. Kathleen’ Hill
and Mrs. E. T. Applewhaite.

The. -Prince Rupert picture
loan. group will also be in ses-
‘sion on Friday night.; ° '

 

to. be held..in Ketchikan, the
by’ president Mrs, O: R. Green, -

will be Mrs. John:-Laurie who
Toastmasters | dinner meeting

two finalists, “Mrs:B. B. Milnes
spoke on the: title “Let's, Take

timer: ‘ ‘was A

d- that several ‘club: “members

 

 

 

 

FIRST. WOMAN TRADE com-
MISSIONER :—. Hedwig . Rat-

tenhuber has. arrived. in-Toron- -
to to become. West German’s .
first « woman ‘trade, ‘commis-=":|-

sioner in. Canada... Miss ‘Rat-" oh

tenhuber, who’ has. beeri in the -

West German» foreign: service}

for 10: years, is also the only .|)
woman. trade: commissioner, in
Canada. eee CP. ‘Photo

 

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mG Francis Lake News _

~ Dally. News Gorrespondent
By AGNES: HL

 
  
  
 

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miles” “west. ‘0
the lakeshore: . oy
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“This seems to be a year ‘for
twin. calves, for Shelfords have
one set, Peter Peebles another

and | Neil Kelly the third set.

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The © Westphalens had bad luck
with the first sow they had to
farrow. She turned out to be a
most unnatura}.mother, for she
proceeded to deliberately kill
each piglet as it arrived. There
were thirteen, but when it was
discovered what she was doing
the last. six were taken away
from her right away and Mrs.
Westphalen is raising them with
cow’s milk in bottles.

Now that.it’s too late to iry it
out, we hear that it Is a good
idea when a sow starts killing her
piglets to give her lots of beer
to drink. All pigs love beer, and
when sheis incapable of get-
ting to her feet she will settle
down and get used to her babies,
I don’t know how long one has

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re. about: two-

Few PTA.

~members’
hear talks |

Due to the \s00F | attendance of
members last, night at the Roose-
velt Park’ School Parent-Teacher
association meeting. the business
session was cancelled and. the
next regular mecting will be held
May 10.

President Mrs. Lloyd Bowman |:

announced that the May mect-
ing -will include the election~of

|officers, planning for the Moth-'

er’s Day tea, to’ be held in June
and arranging for the Sport's
Day event, also to be held in

“Principal C. oF, “Greenhough
said that it was unfortunate that

there were just 14 members pres- -

ent .to hear the excellent ad-

dresses’ given by guest speaker a

Mrs. A. L. Bell.

Mrs. Bell; regional’ representa- ;
Teacher
Federation of B.C., gave. a. talk
on the annual PTA. ‘provincia!
convention held. last: week -in
North Surrey and a talk on the
Chant report.

berg yesterday afternoon when the Queen Mary chapter of the. Imperial Order
Daughters of. the Empire. held: its annual daffodil tea party.

Gis pleasant” -social
$107: realized to be used for the
chapter's

| 7General: convener. : Mrs: toned tapers. were Mrs. J. S.|Kenzie.
| Murdo. MacKenzie. | Black and Mrs. H..V. Tattersail.|. Mrs. H, A. Breen attended the
uThe - “many guests arriving’ Mrs, Black was asked to pour home- baking and plant booth

throughout the afternoon. were:

\on behalf of ‘the Regent,
‘| Yet Wong, who is in Victoria at-
\tending the. annual ’

Oe ae telephoning Mrs. MacKenzie at,
‘Former “city resident. Harold | for the Depariment of "Trans- 5160. oe
Eriksen, of. 'Vancouver.. leaves port, Prince’ Rupert, leaves: to-| -
| Novthlan “night aboard © ‘the| morrow | by’ ‘Canadian. Pacific
Northland Navigation’s “Cana-| Airlines plane en route to Ot- ?P A GO D. A
dian Prince” for his home fol- tawa . where he will attend a os Drive-In. oo
(jaan: a two-week holiday - as| week’s DOT personnel confer- e ‘
guest of his son and daughter- ence beginning April. 17. 5 PECIA L° m
prison, Mean Mrs ce oe STORING CAKE ‘EVERY. WEEK.
* bob: co The proper way to store Christ- 3 VARIETIES 1. 50°
Leaving - Saturday ; aboard: the mas cake is to first be sure that Phone 6226
“Ganadian:Prince™ is Mrs. Jack | it’ is thoroughly . cooled, then Speci Chinese. Food - Fred
Lem for a month’s holiday visit-| wrap it. securely in a piece of || ors, Fish. & ,Chips. We pay, de-.
ing friends and relatives in Van-j clean brown. paper . do not || livery. charges: up .to $1.00. on.
couver, and Victoria. | juse wax paper... and store the || orders of 84.00. or, over.
bbe cake in.a tightly covered: tin|} Open. 2: 30 “p.m. ‘tos 3230
Ceci] Coutts, personnel officer | or crock, in a_cool, dry place. cad

Queen Mary y ‘chapln earns $107 al tea
held al ‘frome: o 1S. 1 orris. Holmberg

Profusions of daffodils ‘enhanced the gracious home of Mrs. Morris Holm-

 

 

It. was a most successful ‘and

function with attractively centred with-a huge |Mrs. G: W. Johnstone and Mrs.

bouquet of spring-cut flowers J. A. McRae and serving were
S projects. and flanked by yellow and green- | Mrs, Emil Quast: and Mrs, "Mac-

was

   

fon. behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary
to": ithe Canadian: ‘Legion branch
No. 27 and Mrs. Tattersall pour-
edon behalf of the Centennial
Rebekah lodge. “

‘Cashier was Mrs. ‘John: Kasper,
. Directing the kitchen were

while.Mrs. Robert Murray handl-
ed the raffle counter. -

Mrs. Quast won the breakfast
set raffle prize: —

Winning: the evening - bag
ticket door prize was: Mrs. Cc. Hi.
Elkins, 9 :

_ Ticket. ‘door ‘prize “numbers.
still to be claimed are: No. 50°
and.No. 9, and may ‘be had by’

welcomed. by Mrs... Harry’ “Love;
Mrs:

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influence. though. .
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- When George Holtz” ‘came up

wondered why he picked his. five
year- -old Jad out of the eight
to:come with him. He explained
that. he felt he had to keep. his
eye on him, as the child had al-
ready taken -poison. three. times
fonee with aspirins) and had
had his stomach pumped out, he
had cracked his skull — twice
(once they were afraid for his
life). and: he had also: badly
mangled his arm when he put
it in the washing machine
wringer. I thought hima very
quiet good little boy and he had
a charming way with him

fe fe ofe
Just after noon on Saturday
the wind got up from the west
nnd started shifting the — ice
steadily. this way. The ferry wis
this side when it started to move
so the captain turned back and
only just managed to get Lo the
other side before the ice closed
in the channel,
fe oe fe

When ‘Bernice Forsyth and

was found that the wedding
gake, due fo mn over shel, his
nob been made in Prince George,
It was found that there was i
olher cake available there, but
how to get it to Burns Lake wit
the problem, A call far help wie

a friend of the Forsyth family,
living near Prince George,
the aall, so they made a ‘specia
trip by car and had th fo tte
destination on time,

mage cae REN TOT MRE ATG HS REE FSREET SU TSO

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