Prince Rupert Daily Mews LD,
Monday, October. 16, 1961...

   

 

 

 

    
 

 

      

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The race ‘became. an. all-.
womian | affair when the- lone
‘male candidate bowed out grace-
fully. .

“What chance would an ordi-
nary man have in competition |
with » two. such exceptionally |
charming ladies,” said Dr. Hugh |:
_Beenlyside, chairman of the B. Cc.
Bower Commission.) ry. 0 80"

: ' We cleared the way for. ‘Mrs.
frank M. Ross, wife of B.C.’s
‘former Neutenant- -governor, and |
Mrs. H. F.. Angus, wife of the
chairman, of ‘the province's Pub-
Iie’ ‘Utilities® ‘Commission.

“4 -The ladies have agreed - there
will: -be no. political in- fighting. ©
“We re . ‘personal. friends. and
there’s ‘No’ rivalry,?: said Mts.
Angus; "nominated by a group
fhat.ewants,.to see.an_, election
forthe: post for the first time
--gince-UBC opened in 1915:
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‘tion, added: ” .
O “There's no ‘question of rivalry
‘between us.’
“The winner will succeed the
late A_ E. (Dal): Grauer,- chair-
man of the B.C. Electric Com-

‘pany, who had 18 months to go}.

‘fi his “four-year. chancellor's
term when he. died ‘in. “August.
‘About | ‘26; 000. ‘members of the

    
 

yr ~ VANCOUVER (CP). — Two ledies are pledged
to campaign like gentlemen for, the office of chan-
cellor of the University of. British ‘Columbia. -

degrees and ‘faculty. members,

may vote.-
known November, 28. |

“len’s ‘keep fit class: to make up

executive of the Alumni Associ- .

‘school at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for

<UBC_ ‘convocation: including; gra;

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“Two, nent and forty peo-
ple | have registered so far for
courses .at' the night school be-
ing conducted ‘at. the. Booth
Memorial Junior High School, it
was reported - today .by M.: OAL
Schultz, director...

Most of the’ classes. are filled,
but .more’™. students: are ‘needed.
in. the Spanish,’ Russian *and
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the quota of 10.
‘A meeting will be held at the

all those interested in the high
school accreditation to meet with
the committee in charge. These
subjects: are on ‘the Grade 10
level and up.

The meeting is open to any-
one interested, whether they are
| registered for the courses or not.
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BUSINESS WOMEN’ s WEEK”

PMlau

with.

~The. Cariadian ‘Federation’ of Bu
fessional Women’s. Clubs has helpe
awareness of the benefits. of: socie
scope for. women, Prime ‘Minister
said in letter. received by. the Princ

and. Professional ‘Women’s Club. . ~ bee
4\ -In his letter ,, -

‘ithe. Federation of ‘Business and
| Professional Women’s. Clubs on
Business’ Women’s ‘Week,
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congratulating .|-

Mr.
asid the. federation

s reminding ‘Canadians of the

e.
increasingly important role wo-:
men are ‘taking in tne business, to, elim ne ges paid.
professional : and public | life: “Ot land women, and - its. equal. pay

this..nation. * ; ‘campaign in ‘the «two’ provinces

‘The federation has “been ‘a

powerful force in the campaign
Lo remove discrimination against
wonien in business. and profes-
sions ‘and. contributed much 10
the enactment. of the.
Rights, which specifically. pro-
vides that, there shall,be no dis-
crimination bacause. of sex.’ a

Bill of

The Prince’ Rupert. Business

‘and . Professional : ‘Women’s Club,
headed’ by its’ ‘president Mrs. Carl
Halverson, is. constantly working
in the’ community. to improve
the statis and working condi-
tions. of. ‘pusiness | wand” profes-
sional. women, The 15~- member
the:
{board of directors of the “Senior
“| Citizens ‘Housing Committee, an-
‘lother’ of its community. projects.

roup js - represented.

‘Tomorrow ‘night . at 8 opm.

the local Business. ‘and. _Pro-
“wilh”.
hold. an Open House at. the .| --
home of Miss. Frances Cross, ee:

fessional Women’s Club

223 Fourth: ‘Avenue, West. «

Among the . projects planned
by. the Federation ©

of - BPW
across “Canada this. year. are:

@ A. study. ‘of inheritance laws
as they affect. the, status of wo-

men in Canada;

@ A survey- Of the. inplementa-
‘tion’ of equal pay. legislation and

pension benefits; ~

s BPWC. said |
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siness ‘and. Pro-
d to create an:
ty through. greater
John Diefenbaker |
e Rupert | Business

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them: a wide’ Knowledge of. car-!
eers open.to them and the quali-
fications which. they must have
for a: particular career.
Continuance of: the campaign
differentials : ‘in’
to men.

which. have not. yet. passed such.
legislation.

 
 

Miss Una’ MacLean, “president |

of the: Canadian Federation. “off.

  

year’s program ‘for th
in the- federation is”, a. “wide. ‘and
comprehensive : -one.’?' She. said
that: these. and: other: continuing
programs are among the

improve. the. status of women, in
Canada. . :

: “eBusiness ‘Women’s ' Week. be-,
ing nationally observed October.
‘16. to 22 will draw - attention +0
the contribution Canadian. ‘wO-
men’ have made and are. making
in all: fields‘ of ‘endeavor related
to. Canada’s. “development,” " ‘Miss
MacLean said. : , .

 

 

 

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BPWCs ° said’ in;a’, Business Wo-: :

men’s .Week ‘message, that. ‘the |: a
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rhs RD ‘young couple’ who are
a Rupert. were. united: in marriage. in:
tember 30. when. ‘Marlene. Ewasiuk
of Kenneth. Huddlestone of

“Phe: ‘ceremony. took’ ‘place in
St. Francis’. Church‘. with: ‘Fran:
é coca Father Cuthbert officiat- Armstrong)”
parents, ; and -M
The: pride. wore. a. Span’ ‘lenatlr ert: Cormier, f-Prin
~ silk organza gown: ‘and.’ “carried |- a taugh :
- ‘a colonial : style: “pouquet” of". red od a
. -roses and lily” ‘of. the valley. on. a
| prayer. book. Mele ee
Ze - Bridesmaids were: “Miss ‘Pauline
« Makaels and. Miss, gil ‘Turner of
. Vancouver. .
oo Bést: man “was. ‘Terrance Cor-
oh mier. of: ‘Kinnaird. +
AS ‘reception. “and - “dance; ab
ue Hastings’ Community. Centre fol-;
lowed ‘the. ceremony. see |

 
 

      
   
    
  
   
 
   
  
  
   
   
     

 

  

  
    

     
 
  

 
  

   

 

  

  
  

  

   
   
   

   
  
 

 

 

  

  
 

 
 
 

 

  

 
 
  
  

 

efforts): as
of the. CFBPWCs +o enhance. and.

a Mr. ‘and Mrs. WwW. Mainprize left
by .car Saturday for. Vancouver, and: son ‘Douglas | of: 270° Ninth:

   
 

   

 

   
 

 

 
 

  

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en route to- New: ‘Zealand, where! avenue. Bast: varrived : ome: “By

they: will make: their home. Resi- |

dents of the city for 10 years, car ‘Saturday.: from” a iwo-week |

Mr... Mainprize worked at the holiday in Vancouver.’ While’
they. attended. -the™. 50th |

Northland Dairy and the North-, | away,
ern “Fisherman's Cold Storage, wedding anniversary. celebrations -

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‘and his wife, Fay, worked at
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‘Canad years, still as: leamin ‘bright
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, EXERCISES’

branch of CARS is staging
drive: for funds.

we nr

a ced od

The Canadian “Arthritls:
Rheumatism ; Socicly, | red

more people fo nel as cCANVASEETS oe
xb Monday night |. 2 os

Lo “Modem transportation builds .
world markets for nickel _ :

for-its drive. ne

said today.
and finally wipe out the di

ts it was when ‘prehistoric

crippling disease, Noweve
cal research has prov
clues, and it is now known
needless crippling aan be
ventod in many cases If th

tranted,- :
Children (00 “suffer
rhenunatold arthritis’ (the
serious form of arbhr)tis),
rheumatic fover. -

have
CARS was: formed in Otta

now hope of recovory and
Jdom from pain,
rosonroh and brontnjont
ported. by this souloly,,
Porsons wishing .
NOXL- Monday night. ate nA
phone BGO or 4690,

  

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bint tho
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tho “pet = Acq
hold Friday nigh
Momarial | dunior
wndar the. ausploos of,
donta’ Connoll, ook
Myo -aventiig's: “potivitt
gludad novelty ‘danas,
for «apples and n° abit,
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. CAN BE. FUN,
-even when you.have arthritis. -
This little. girl | is under the_
care of ‘the Canadian Arthritis.
and. Rheumatism Society, and
exercises like this: increase the
range of movement in joints
disabled by arthritis, The local

More can vassers

in OURS dive

Rev. J. A, Roskam, ‘pres dent,

Mr, Roskamn sald | unal CARS|.
Is to’find the cure for arthritis | -

for all time. The c.ruse of arthr
tis Is as much a mystery today |

fell vielim to. this insidlaus and j,
r, medi’

ided many

‘enso: 1s promptly diagnosed: and

Mr Roskan sald that torlay's
arthrilis pationt enn bo thank. ,
ful for. the preat strides thabp ea

von made sine tie, rst {te has

1047, Bach doy, he’ anid, brings} “4 ns
thanks to thepo i

“onnyaas oo

Papils LS enjoy ,

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bobbing
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construction. of modert
automobiles because of its bright beauty
corrosion and high temperatures. re | eee
Nickel alloy steels are the strOngs. tough, dure : _ sae
Meee carry the load in mode orn transport
| transmissions and. engine parts, oe
“struc stural parts, of gcean- going ships and li
“trains, trucks and»buses,
Canada is ihe wor

continuing progt
“Anco ‘nickel. |
“More: Inco nickel, than over before will ‘be

expanding world mar
_ late Canada $ economic gr rowth and create more: obs, for

‘stainless. steel train made its initial :
‘Denver to. Chicago © ‘over twenty-fiv
“ BBO.. And it Ss ‘still going : strong ; after logging *
~ more than 3; 000, 000 ‘miles. :

 
   
  

 

 

 

  
   

     

  
 
 

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CLASSIC GRILLE OF ROLLS ROYCE
CRAFTED IN NICKEL STAINLESS. STEEL:

Rolls: Royce for meticulous
detail is evident in the. hand- -
crafted radiator shell of nickel : ‘stainless’ stecl.
Other nickel alloys are used in the engine® ‘and
transmission tol insure long dependable service,

 
 

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‘NEW LEONARDO DA VINCI MAKES WIDE.
USE OF STAINLESS, OTHER | NICKEL ALLOYS”

“The new Italian Tuxury liner Leonardo da Vinct”
uses gleaming: nickel | stainless stecl and bright
nickel silver. for. hardware:and | ornamental
‘accessories,. strong, , tough. ‘and ‘durable nicked
- Alloy siccls for heavy duty, engine Purtss

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stainless steel is used widely throughout the world in. the
1 streamlined trains,, planes, ocean liners and
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ation, They're used for automotive |

for the heavy duty machinery. and”
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Id" 's largest pr oducer of nickel, ‘And lico, ‘through:

market development openitions, maintains, aes
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aim for the ex JET. AIRGRAF' PROMISE’ ia

OR:COMMERCIAL FLIGHT

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