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‘Taylor, the editor: of: The Tailor.
and ‘Cutter, ‘who remains anony-
‘mous | ‘through’ modesty;: or: be-
cause: his. publication was a co-
‘Sponsor. .

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THOMAS. BARBER:.. advertis-
ing manager of. The ‘Daily
“News for the. past’ two’ years,
“left. yesterday by car.for Van-
-couver from. where. he will’ fly *
“to join his wife: Eleanor: and
son. Roger in- England. ‘Mr.
Barber. and ‘his. ‘family plan
‘to return to Canada’ in about:
six. weeks time and will take
up. residence on. the lower
mainland. : ,

“PERSONALS

. _ Mrs. ‘Derrick Ratcliffe and
children “Wendy. and. Carol of
659 Eighth -Avenue’ East, leave
Saturday by. Canadian Pacific
Airlines. plane for a two-week
holiday visiting friends in Vic-
boria.:

 

Vancouver’ residents . Mr. and

vin: Wadsworth arrived yesterday
for a short stay. to visit: relatives

of. 132, Highth Avenue: East, Mr.
‘and Mrs.: Norman .- ‘Sklapsky of

Mr. and Mrs, Ernest McKeown
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“ SUMMER TIME: ‘is ‘rodeo and stampede time and ‘enj ying” ‘typical
western “hospitality is Oddie Eidsvik, of this. city, ‘pictured as”

he was. presented. with ‘one of Calgary’s traditional white hats:

on. arrival in Calgary.for .the famous Stampede. ‘Making the.
presentation is Captain F. V. Taylor and stewardess Lisa’ Erik- .

‘sen. Mr. Eidsvik was en route to Montreal where he ‘is attending 4 yiormal: “people'! ‘and | the

a, summer. course ‘in. accounting at McGill. University.

_ MUSEUM. BRIEFS...

By JOCELYN “BOLTON:

Te i some weeks. ‘now since..| have written news
but we have been very. busy. Hundreds of people
have. been enjoying our displays,and so many marvel

 

   

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London, ‘England,

| the reproductive mechanism. re-
“| sulting in mongolism. and other:
| forms of mental retardation.

  

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Strated,. wee!

2 badly. needed “research ‘in. the
| field of-mental retardation and

lar and I-am sure they. will be

| will be” quite. heavy.

they were walking along the

Our picnic, which * ‘they. did, ate

at. our collection, also..admire our: building.

The totem poles are very. popu-_

shown’ in every. state of the
US. and.provinces of: Canada.

There have. been a great many
more guests arriving via road
that in. former years, and when
the highway is paved I feel
sure that the. tourist business

“I: wish to thank -all. the kind
people who have responded . “LO
our call for help, in other words,
have listed their names. with
us, making rooms available for
those’ visitors who . arrive and
are quite unable to get a place
to stay.

I know that many have. avail-
ed themselves of this -accomo-
dation and ‘we at. the Bureau
do appreciate it’ very much.

Not long ago a lady and her
daughter arrived off the. train
from Indiana and were. bewild-
ered. when told. there was: not
a bit of accomodation. in any |
of the hotels, however they were |
billeted and were most grateful |
to their hostess. : :

- Some: other — visitors told” me |:
waterfront, met. a.man who had
a box of crabs, asked him. a
question or two, told him they.
were’ strangers. This local man
immediately said come along on

 

crab and told me. they had a:
wonderful time with this family.
It does make for a good feeling

 

Canadian Cheniwa and Cel-

in the city are Dr. J. C. Clunie,
secretary of management in
Montreal; T. W. Kent, special
-assistant to. president of Chem-
cell; Ian Barclay, assistant to
president and secretary of Col-
umbia Cellulose and Dr. C.J.
MacKenzie, technical advisor to
-CHeméell’' and member of. Board
of Directors. of Chemcell.

_ Leaving tomorrow for his home
in. North Vancouver by plane
is Master Billy McIntosh, son of
‘former residents Mr. and Mrs,
foNowing a
months’ holiday here as guest of
uncle and ‘aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller, 951. Hays Cove
Avenue and Mr, and Mrs, Clarke
McLean, 1840 Atlin Avenue, .

 

 

lulose Company Limited officials’

and we at the Bureau appreciate
ali this friendly ‘attitude, as
we usually hear about it, and
these people contemplate coming

back.

_ I feel sure that many of our
friends will be happy to hear
that Mrs. A. S. Apps is on her
way home for a little while, and
we hope will be well enough to
again help out at the Museum.
If not, we are glad to know that
she has improved in health that
much,-although we believe she
will have to return in a month
or so to Vancouver for further
treatment,

If anyone’ should know who
“Miss McClure” is, we would ap-
preciate. knowing,

We have a large oll painting
of Miss McClure, (self-portrait),

 

do know: that:.Mr.
Collart gave this oil. to the Mu-
scum many years ago.

However we have. been quite
unable to identify this lady. We
would.say that is around 1900
by the clothes she'is wearing.

Perhaps someone who was ac-

quainted with Mr. and Mrs. Col-
art would know. this artist, if
so; please let us hear from you.

We find that. “Skeena, River

of Destiny” is. still popular, ‘and |i

we were interested to note that
our Queen is also. the possessor
of a copy autographed by Dr.
R. G. Large.

We have just sold a copy. which
is being sent'to Malaya, the pur-
chaser being Mr. Abu Hanifah,

Dept. of Co- Operative Develop-

ment, , Malaya.

PER ERSON A L 5
Misses Terry and Betty Gillis

of. Chilliwack leave -by | plane.
| tomorrow for home, following a
j holiday in the city as guests of

theri. uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H.. Moore,
‘Avenue East.

“Mrs. James “Andrew: of Smith-
ers is visiting her brother and
sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. T.
G. Wardrope, 620 Seventh Ave-
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