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tomorrow. en
penyoton where: Mr.

es of- “souvenir ‘gifts, trib-
nd ‘feted at teas; dinners
"parties: They leave by Can-
? Pacific’ ‘Airlines: plane and
spend. a: few days ‘in’: Van-

e ed duting the. past. two
-and Mrs. G. A.
a mund, who with their chil-
sen ‘John, aiid Irene. left Sat-
y night. aboard . the. Cana-

- Prince. en: route. to. New|.
will
“residence,

were. Mr.

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rest, ninster where uthey |

“Shell.

“Be ng by CPA plane tomor- |
join: Mrs,

‘of Montreal. manager. T.
. Melville,
the city ‘with -their
_ route to}
Melville
a “been transferred as ‘bank
re ‘been’ ‘widely. en-
ng. the past ..few
) active: in |, com

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located | here e

william F. ‘Stone was re- -elected president of the Society for Retarded Child-
Prince Rupert and district Friday night when

nithe Civic Centre. 9s ee
REAR RY is

:

‘J. M, Phillipson, ° vice- -president;.
Mrs, Erling. Pedersen, . secretary,
and, Odd: Eldsvik, treasurer. (4/51).
Directors appointed were Mrs.
R. R. Mallory, Mrs. Roy Boychuk,
Mrs.” “R.A,:- McLean, .Mrs. W.: D.
Lambie, Mrs. P. J. Lester, :Mrs.
G, T. Grantham, Mrs; C, Be Mor-.
row and'R. D.. Marshall. .

The financial ‘report for “1960
presented | ‘by Mr..Eidsvik showed
a financially successful’ year for
‘the: society.

“The financial, success enjoyed
by the Society. last year. was in.
part due:to the many ‘generous
~ donations: received”; .: Mr, Stone
said..in. his: thank-you address..

SPECIAL THANKS

> ‘He ‘paid ‘special ‘thanks’ to’ the
Imperial Order. Daughters: of the

‘The text’ of Mrs. ‘Ridsdale’s re-
port. is ‘as follows:
|. “ft is rather difficult to write
|a ‘report: at this : time as itis,
only mid-term at the. school and
the end’ of the - ‘term for ‘the.
society:

were nine. children : on’ the - roll

were. sent . two children - from
Roosevelt ‘Park School. on.. ‘the

Guidance ‘Clinic. oO

“For. the first six weeks of the
year, my assistant, Mrs, L.M..
Greene was away., and I reecived
supplementary help. from Mrs.
David Wiens | and. Mrs. ‘Edwin
Lindseth. ° we
“Many ‘small. parties were en-
joyed during the year at. ‘Valen-
tines, ‘Easter | and Hallowe’ en,
~“phis”“ past’ year parents . have
sent party, favors. and food .to

days,”

3 “phe children’ have. ‘been: very |
co- -operative- ‘and:. we. hope, *.
time: .may achieve . ‘something
worthwhile.” ;

 

 

1 ize’: that: ‘these. children - will.

“never: learn the. three Rs and..

‘\o that: some may “never: even’
write. their own : names, :

Others ‘riamed to. office . “ware |”

: associaiton,

Ting was the report submitted by

the bfanch held its annual

 

Empire, “the - Benevolent, “Protec-
tive: Order’: of -Elks,; the. Little
League’ baseball, -The: Boy: Scout
‘Columbia’ “Cellulose
Company Limited’ and: the Prince
Rupert” Rotary, club;: Pera

. Mr. Stone’ ‘expressed. ‘the. desire
for the continued ‘support: of the.
community: and the°need. for”a
larger. membership . in’ the: So-
ciety.’: 7
He pointed. out’ ‘that member-
ship in ‘the. Society costs: $1. and
anyone wishing, to .assist: in- the.
work of | the retarded : ‘children:
‘should | ‘get: ‘in. touch: with: ‘any:

Rupert branch.
* Highlighting the ‘annitial’ meet-

 

- Report: of school's’ progress -

“However last’ January ‘there|

call but very. soon. afterwards we

recommendation of | the - Child

celebrate: their: ‘children’s birth-
which ~ has Proved very:

Children very. co- operative —

- “Not-many: adults: ‘fully F real->

what; we- Aes trying” to- do. is

Jack and Jill school superintend-
ent. Mrs, Joe Ridsdale, mee

 

‘continued... .;
"In early. May of last” year. “a
swimming. ‘program. at. ‘the “Civic

started. and: held every. Wednes-
‘day ‘morning.

“The
sing very well and we have three
‘swimmers; ‘to date. with. the: re-
‘maining children being able to
paddle around. in the big. pool
without fear-of the water...

“Our, grateful . ‘thanks’ go. to ‘all
who have helped with this: pro-
gram,” from the’ swimming- -pool |:
instructor to the faithful. men
‘and. women ‘who - have’ provided
transportation. es
“Someone | else who ‘deserves
recognition » and appreciation is
Joy Hinman; ‘Arts and Crafts di-'|:
rector, of. ‘the. Civic.Centre, who
since last. October has faithfully
come to. the school each. Friday
to give: lessons in ceramics and
palnne: Se

 

. “Mrs. Greene has. ‘been a. tower}

executive member. Of: the: Prince ae

‘successful. and Tv hope. will: be!

shaping of the. bodice. Note,

ince Rupert: Dailp Wews: Ley. a
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‘Centre Swimming pool, had: been. : : oe 7

children are. ‘progres-’ a

THE: ONE- PIECE. DRESS. with a trim} ‘tailored’ “suits
fashion’s perfect: answer, to what’ to” wear, from’ how: through: ext:
‘Spring. . Rembrandt “crisply: etches | the’ revers ‘and: waistlin Pot!
‘Pattern A745 with’ ‘licorice-

“flares. ‘gradually, toward” the. hem.
‘and. that: means ‘pure: ‘flattery: fOr.
ersion.: “of ‘his’ one ab ‘Original

over the hips.in, “a line-t,

In black, the look” is: princess:
the. figure: : : For: an -all-seasons
_choose textured cotton, sil: -and-\
or. jersey.

"Printed ‘pattern. A745 “is. ‘available. in Misses’ Sizes. 10, 12,.14 _
neh‘. fabric; plus pur--" :

16 and 18: Size 16 requires’ ‘65° yards- ‘85:1
- chased: braid. trim:

Send ONE. DOLLAR.
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Toronto, Ontario. -Please print: plainly. YOUR: ‘NAME, ‘ADDRESS -
with ZONE, STYLE. NUMBER and, SIZE.

" 7 Craft.: “were®., Mrs.F 2 Ste ‘John. ‘discipl line.
et Madeley, : 4, ‘first. - vice-president; P :

“| Mrs. Te! ‘F. Bennett, second vice- the school,’ “private: ‘schools, :
president ‘Mrs., Werner : Jensen, ' reation, ‘motification; ‘s

2 treasurer, and. ‘Mrs, 'B, B. Milnes, |.
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than any other’. ‘assistant. ot
shall. miss. her. very ‘much, if she
ever. feels ‘it. necessary to. leave
the ‘school. « ' ‘

ofThis is not just” ‘a: job. ‘which

‘pays a salary. “One: must. have a

of strength and up. until: this re-~ |

‘real. interest, a’ lot’.of. patience:

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interest. . We. were: fortunate - “toh
“| be: able, to: ‘bet, this. good: carving,

7 | EWO -dolls,. “man” and". it ase
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-| been: “used” sfor:. a oa an old |.

.) the. ‘groove’. and:.a -piece -of..
and. the’ women tend it: and:

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fo teach them the ° simpler jobs |.and love of.all. children.

: ‘around. a “house: and’ all: the’ “May we. _who. are. ‘fortunate
ca everyday things., which will help enough to ‘have normal children

Saturday to visit: with: ‘relatives to make things more self-suffic- thank God for His goodness and

e the duo: leave: this’ week |ient. To. this end we would hope | in our thankfulness try .to help
|that in’ “the ‘not | too distant | those less fortunate ones to solve
future we may jhave a new-school their. problems. and» ease: their
pbuilding: equipped - with kitchen burdens.” ae
facilities: as well as the simpler | —
handicraft. tools. ”
“These children are growing |
up, ‘as all children do, and if they
are to. have a place and some
security : inthe world we. must
find ° the, means. to. help them
occupy their. time, profitably or

 

 

 

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‘CENTRE ° SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY -. . >
1° p.m.—Casual Basketball; 2
n.--Tiny Tots (4. yrs),: Ladie
ramics. Ladies Smocking;. 4
Woodwork, | Jr. od
on, Casual | Basketball
sjng class, Jr. Ceramics (8-

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HAMILTON, Ont. @r— Toron-

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Malinowski of .Stoncy Creek,
Ont., had cut off a piece of. her
thumb. while ‘closing her car
coor, He took-her to a hospital
and returned to. his. truck 20
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must be made. appealing , ‘in
children’s books. because many

read, the.. stories. . Author’ of
three books for. children, - ‘Miss.
Graham is a native of Prince
Albert, Sask., who was. raised

 

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