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board of directors,
The = letter was. read _ out to],

meeting and Mr. Wayman’s res-
ignation was accepted with deep
regret... He’ has: been president
for a year and a half. A

A letter expressing ‘the board’s

sentiments and commending Mr..

Wayman for his. efforts on: be-

half of: the: Civic | Centre vas

ordered | written. .
a “The. letter, ‘sent: to: Emile. J.

Blain, vice-president of the Civic:

Centre: association. expressed Mr,
-Wayman’s ' ‘enjoyment at having |:
_worked for’ the: Centre over the
‘past few years. and ‘his pleasure
‘at working with a great many

"Prince: Rupert Daily. News
‘ Friday, April 24, ‘1959

ma BOARD- STAFF 3 =|
CC association hea
_resigns with regret —

n wm. Morris Wayman, president: of the. Civic Centte
association has submitted. his ‘resignation | to the
in a letter dated April 13.

the board at last night’s‘regular|

  

  

 

tribution | to. our meetings’ that
we finally elected him as a
board. ‘member. So. many other
names - keep ‘coming into my.
mind—Ann Bell, Tom Black,.
Charlie Cotsford and the many
others who are.-the foundation
on which ‘the Centre. rests.”
The. resigning ‘president said
that the major single event dur-
ing his.term of office was the
building » of the swimming pool.
» “Bile Long” “was my most wel-
come source of strength in time
of trouble. But. the trouble will
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devoted people on the board,and |S. Put into operation.” -Here
. onthe staff.” He’ thanked’ ‘them again .he mentioned “willing

 

for, their loyalty. workers” Don Gaitens, Bill Kou-

; han, Charlie Cotsford, - Jim
“Mire Wayman ‘said: on’ the board g ‘lac
that ‘Mr. Blain,. “Tony Crawley, Field, Adolph Steigleder and an

“army..of -others.” More than:
‘Notion, Youngs, Geaces Taree 500 people have worked on the
my. guides. Fred Conrad has kept said P ool: ‘Mr. Wayman
me. ‘straight’ on: finances; Archie y
Gordon did. the ‘fundamental |} ~ He- said that the loyalty of
work: for. ‘the’ summer: ‘program.’| the staff to the: Centre and to}.

Dick: “Ayres ; came as. fas ‘Teporter him “had: ‘been’. another’ source
{i of: “strength. .:
- “Catherine Laurie ‘did an out-.
i standing job, stepping in to take
‘over inthe middle: of a pro-|
4 gram year, She restored morale,
‘peppéd: up, the whole Centre
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has been a. great. asset’ to. us as
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Designers measure shorts “by
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{Little ‘boy shorts creep higher.
. |Tops take the’ overblouse. route

{to slim Capri — , Pants: or fan-
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‘| Colorwise, “sportswear plunges
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It stages the comeback of. the
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often over-skirted and. dipping
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Above at right, the big collar
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The shirtwaist is tailored toi a

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Mrs, Michael Marik and her
daughter Charlotte, of 1363 Sixth
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OPTOMETRIST. Martin Strodl, 256 Ninth Av-
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its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. lan Campbell,
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Museum board”
-holds annual. .
“meeting: Wed.

~ Annual meeting of the board

of directors of-the Museum of
Northern British Columbia will

_be held Wednesday, | ‘April | 29,

Mrs. Jocelyn Bolton, curator
said today.
She urged, that all members.
attend the meeting; ‘slated for
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In other business Mrs, Dover
announced that ‘the «Jaycette’
miscellaneous booth. featured in
the Civic Centre Arts and. Crafts
exhibition, April 16, 17 and 18
"was a financial success and a
most enjoyable venture,” -

A special booth raffle, a. doll

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‘Mr. ‘and. ‘Mrs, "Thomas Beattie
137 Second ‘Avenue West; left the
| city. last: week on the: first lap,of
their trip overseas, : Salling from
Montreal, they. will spend a
seven- month sojourn in. the
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‘However, the club will help to|-
promote public interest in-a. pic-
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Guest ‘speaker Mrs... George
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entertained the group with an
interesting account of her recent
trip from. Vancouver to Montreal,
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