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“By GLADYS, BLYTH...
. Daily News Correspondent

Organizing the. ‘Sunday. school
work for. the. new.term, the set-
ting aside of September 24 as
rally "day, and naming October
1 asspromotion. day, were the
itenjs dealt.with. at a meeting of
~ the): shaft of ° the_ Port ; Edward
GespelChapel, which took. ‘place
Fiday’evening inthe home of
Mr. and-Mrs,: “Victor Janzen. at
329 .West Seventh .. ‘Street in
Prince: ‘Rupert. .
Pastor John Goertz, with ap-
proval of members present, ap-
pointed Victor Janzen treasurer,
until the end of the churches’
fiscal year in May.
. ‘Teachers appointed. to classes
were, Mrs. Victor Janzen. in
charge of the nursery class, Mrs.
Alex Blyth for beginners, : ‘Miss
Anne Neufeld to teach the: prim-
” ary group, David Wiens:and:Tim
Derrick for junior I, John Goertz
and Weldon Epp ‘to teach ’ the
_ junior IL class, David -Epp..for
intermediate class, and Mrs.
John Goertz to ‘handle the sen-
ior’ class.. —
+ te
 Mriand Mrs. ‘Fred Griinble’ left
by cat Sunday for a two weeks
fishitig and. hunting. trip ~to
Francois and: Babine Lakes...
ee cs * oe
“Leaving - by car on: "Monday.
was Mr. and: Mrs.. Jacob. Nelson

withs their: two. children- Bonnie :

aya"Raymond. .; They. plan: to.
spend” a month: holidaying . and
visiting relatives and, friends in
Yyaneouver. : ie
. +e us
é “Mr. . and. Mrs.” , Bugene Shkur

an’ of, Vancouver are presently.

ie

olidaying’ in’. Port. Edward and}:

Asiting’ with their . friends’-Con-
stable and Mrs.” George. Simpson.
Mr. Shkurhan.is a. medical stu-;

dent. The. couple arrived. Sunday, at’

“prepare fort fall season

appointed by Nelson | Brothers’

| Saturday. travelling: together as

 

‘each go-to-their own homes in
‘and around ‘the city. They. had

North - Pacific ' cannery..

George ‘to spend’ the. winter at |.

‘Mrs. . Benson. Young ; ‘with: ‘her
son Ellis,’ flew to” “Vancouver
Sunday where. Ellis. will undergo
further medical care for. the
injuries he suffered in, a fire
last winter. .

‘Pe h#

In Port Edward to.make thelr
home are. Mr...and. Mrs. Peter.
Clausen ‘with their, two small
children. Mr. Clausen’ is an em-
ployee of! Nelson. Brothers and
on staff at the office. Mrs. Clau-
sen, the former Arlane Whitford,
‘| taught school . in” Port . : Baward
several years: ago,

a
“Allan T "Sheppard. has

been

Fisheries to the newly. -created
position of shipping supervisor.
He is responsible ‘for the ship-
ping, labelling and storage of all
fish.,products at. Port. » Edward
and: Prince Rupert.
pe
Leaving’ Saturday” with, her
husband on his fish boat is Mrs.
Hans Estensen: who flew: up to
join. him at North: Pacific can-
nery the previous. week. She also
visited’ her. son Kenneth who
works at. the cannery:
ve BR Be
~ Dennis Shikitani, “Olitis Im-
oo, and Henry: Mukoi ‘left by car

far as Vancouver where-they will

spent’ the’ summer working’ at

> be

Manager - of ° Sunnyside - -can-
nery, Tom Wallace: and his- wife
left Wednesday ‘ ‘on.. the | Prince

their home in Vancouver.
Se _
“Miss: Yuki" ‘Nakatsuka ‘left. her
tome ' at: Sunnyside. ‘Cannery * on
Saturday: to spend: another: ‘year.
he; ‘University: of. British: Co-.
lumbia.

    

 

 

 

 

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SWINGING SKIRT FOR SCHOOL — Canadian wool is used for
this sharply-pleated swinging skirt designed for. the high school
set. It is topped by a collarless, cropped jacket of herringbone
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pr fora fall bazaar, a ‘tag day, anda Church
parade were made by the members of the Imperial
Daughters of the Empire, when. they held their
eeting of the fall season at the home of Mrs.
e E, Miller, 951 Hays Cove Avenue last night. |

on
November 18 at the Civic Cen--
tre, and will feature a $20 doar

Order,
Fite tie
Géor

The bazaar will be held

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prize. .,
Tig Wag day will be hold on
Raluzday, Septombor 80, and the

1 recde

be. contacted by the convenor,

In keeping with Armistice Day
events, Church parado will be on

Sunday, November 8,

adh Wdurther bustzors,, It WAS Ade
noun

fed = =othat the’ Cambrat
Oly or will hold.a rummage or
ie anla in the noay. future

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mooting September

Opera Society In the Olvic Cen

LEG...

A report, of the $200 scholnr=

ods from this will fo boe
wasdd tho Christmas dinner for
tle sonior eltizens, Taggers will

Lindstrom . was
chosdn as delognte’to attend the
20-.of the

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hy taggtad en id
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ship given to Milas Bernice R
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The mombora of the’ Cambri!

Ghaptor distributed cortificntos
mA dorved coffeo, to: the 17 -new
Canadians who received  tholr
citizenship in June at the Court
House,

Membors of Queon Mary Ohap-
tor will ald at the coremony on
Qotober 2, when more new alle

 

  

iP ‘CNIB. ;

lat. ‘meeting.

Salvation: Army ; ‘at their fifteen
“the public. : Monday,- September

‘that this-: ‘amiount will! be. ‘raised;

3UNWED: MOTHERS AND THEIR: ‘BABIES: are cared for by the |
“as these are maintained: ‘only through the ‘generous donations of.

“Campaign, and: the quota: set for this year: is $5,850.-It As hoped |

  
     
    
    
      

 
 
 

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homes.in: Canada... Centres such

18 is the date of the Red Shield .

  

iin: the’ one- -night. blitz,

 

 

oo held

“Mrs. FP. Cc. Johnson, formerly
of; ‘Kitimat, was welcomed as ‘a
new member ‘at.. the -monthly.
meeting: of the Ladies Auxiliary
of - the... Canadian. Legion which
was+ ‘held ‘last Thursday’! night,

{with : President Dorothy: Ballin-
- ‘ger in’ the chair i

 

‘During the ‘pusiness séssion, it
was decided to donate $10 to the

 

“The “sewing | corivenor, Mrs.
Vincent Dodds, gave out material
for. the membersito, work on for
the> ‘November: sale. “ies

f President: Grahaiit ‘Alexander

addréssed ‘the meéting on Legion
. Week. ‘activities. Special events
. are planned for every. aay . of the.
week starting. November 4

-The -raffle ‘was won by Mrs.

Kirkwood Hackett...

Bingo. cominittee - |. chosen ‘for

the. month. of. September consists’
‘lof. Mrs..
Mrs... L.. J. Harman,- Mrs.
Johnson: and’. Mrs.
Hackett. : a:

Garden. Club.

- Robert: ‘Montgomery,
F.C.
Kirkwood

 

to. show. film

oA color. film “Lawn and ‘Gar.
den Insect Control” will. be-

8° p.m,

dent: Cornelius Verhaar today.

    
  
  

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. “DIVORCE GROUND:
"Addiction to drugs is a legal:

 

 

zone will recolve: their corti.
cates,
The monthly rattle wa wan

by. Mra, Vv. P, Doxtor,

 

Panel - ‘slated. :
for PTA. Night

A “moot the teacher" night.
and A panel discussion are slate
ed for tho programme of the
first PTA meeting of the Sec-
ondary Schools to be held Weds |.
Nesday night, September 20,. '

The executive, chintrad by. vice-
president Mra A, L, Bell, In the
absence - of -the ‘prealdont,; Mrs,
Harold Thomas, finalized plans |.
for the opening: mooting of the
sonaon,

Paronta will have an oppor
tunity, to, visit with the teachorr
hofore the mooting, This will be

and: a panel ‘of: four; “who will
discuas tho ‘subjects, “should |
PTA's bo a study group?", “Are
PTA’s necessary?", and “should

iNary?" A discugsion ‘porlod will

 

follow: thle, panel.

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nf nanan vs vv Niele Sada ii WANA yaaa ln’ ae ‘i

followod by a. businons sosnton,

we becomo a type of achoo) nuxe

ground’ fo divores in
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- clal executive: commissioner

shown at the meeting of the 7,
Garden Club which. meets at the
Civic . Centre: on Wednesday at

Anyone intere sted in flowers
is invited to attend,, said Presi-

“The members. will ‘also discuss:

. tulip bulbs which’ have been ore ant
‘: dored' ‘by the. elibi : : years with the Royal Canadian

  

    

 

Baby dhvistened |
at Lutheran o -

m orning service

_ Christine Jane were the names
given to the 11 month old daugh-
ter of Mr..and Mrs. Irwin Rens-

the morning service of. the Luth-
eran Church on Sunday: o

_ Mr, and Mrs, “Frank “Long
“were godparents, and the pastor
of the church, Rev. M. B. Od-
land officiated at the ceremony.
Light refreshments which in-
cluded: the top; layer . of: the
wedding cake; ‘were served ‘at

 

‘the home of the. parents, -after

 

   

J. PERCY.,RO S

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James Percy Ross of St. ‘John,
N.B., has been appointed as pro-
vincial ‘executive commissioner
\of.the B.C.-Yukon Council of the
Boy Scouts of Canada.’
Announcement of his appoint-4
ment was made in Vancouver by
J. L. Dampier, council president.
Mr,..R6ss succeeds R, Ken’ Jor-
dan, who resigned.

Mr, Ross, 45;.has been provin-

 

New Brunswick for 15 years. He
takes up his duties at his Van-
couver headquarters , September

A native of Hampstead,
he
a 1931, serving as a Scout, Rov-

Cub and Scout Leader and
then assistant’. district, commis-
qe He: was appointed to his

B

N.B.,

“Army. Service Corps, He is mar-
ried and: has three sons,
“The position’ of, provincial ex-

h . Scout’ stale. in B,C.-Yukon,

 

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pansy of delivering the, Princa Rupert Daily News,
—\ understand the ‘Little. Morehant Plan’ which places
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for. mothers and bak

WADDELL -
will be asked for a ciation ‘to yy
keep this and other Salvation
Army
Please be generous, .
set this year is for $5,850. House-
holders will be canvassed and it
is hoped that this amount will
be raised in the one-night drive.

“babies, ‘all. brand new and all il-
a ‘legitimate. That is right, their
‘mothers were
, their. fathers.’ ae

|sround. they -have. one other,
“Army. -They . were welcomed. at

(the. ‘Maywood . Home © early, in
2 ‘pregnancy, counselled ‘and cared

“iver’s ‘Maywood Home.’
“most
‘about two weeks after her baby
is. born.

_-spired) and, prepared to start
_fresh with her new life.

‘vold, 654° Fourth Avenue East, at.

vo Mra bose

; - By. “BETTY
“This Is a picture. of dear little

e. not’ married | to

But besides this. “common

-. Their .. ‘mothers, in” distress;

' sought: help from the Salvation

‘for, until time for delivery. at
.the’ Grace. Hospital..:The care,
‘including: medical, was free when
‘the. mother | was. without funds.

: Prinice Rupert. has no Maywood
‘Home ‘or Grace Hospital but this
‘service © is just as available to
‘Prince: ‘Rupert girls as to any in
Canada. Last year five of our
‘girls were boarded in Vancou- ;

‘This is a happy. ‘solution to a
unhappy. problem. The
young mother leaves the home

 

She is refreshed, in-

‘The baby, if. left,
out through the

is. adopted
‘government

‘child welfare department. This
‘service was started in London,

England, when the founder of
the Salvation . Army, - General

- William Booth, commissioned his
‘daughter-in-law to do something

to diminish the suffering of -un- |
wed mothers. Canada now has
15 of these homes: and sheltered
over, 3,000 mothers in 1960.

On Monday, September 18, you

 

i a- drawer. or door pull has:
come loose because . the’. screw ,
has. worn a hole too large to-
grip. the. wood, an easy remedy
is plastic wood. Fill the hole, Tet
it harden: for. a few hours, then
screw the knob in place. Plastic '
wood handles’ like putty and:
hardens. into ‘wood.

‘CHINESE FOOD

-Take-out orders $4.00 or
over. We pay up to $1. 00 _
: for delivery. - ei

- HOLLYWOOD
CAFE

TIS: THE : TASTE. “THAT: 2

noe TELLS THE TALE! sg
135 + 3rd Ave, W.:.. Ph. 3183

OPEN FROM: « °

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Tuesday), September 12, y 1961

   
 
  
 
  

 

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The quota

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with DEIGHTON'S: WART REMOVER
Not an acid. An herbal formuls, harm-
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At Langford, ‘Pharmacy, Ltd.

 

 

 

Read What Profesor

‘Say of Vivisection

” PROFESSOR BOREL, M.D.,
-Pasteur Anstitute, P Paris, France, '

“Por fifteen ; ars L have. vivisected birds, horses, dogs,
rabbits and monkeys, and I: can affirm. in all cases that it Is
nearly completely impossible to employ anaesthetics upon
them so as to render them insensible, The suffering of the
animals is so great that after the experiments they are alto-
gether stupified. Anyone who is accustomed to pathological
experiments knows that animals suffer ‘greatly when vivi-
sected until death comes to deliver them.”

DR. HENRY J. BIGELOW, Professor Emeritus
of Surgery at Harvard in “Surgical Anaesthesia.”

 

‘A torture of helpless animals — more terrible by rea
son of its refinement and the effort to prolong it than burn-
ing al the stake, which is brief — is now being carried on: in
all civilized nations, not in'the name of religion, ‘but of sci-
ence... The law should interfere... There can. be-no doubt
‘that in this. relation there exists’ a case, of cruelty to animilser
far transcending in its” refinement. and-in its horror, any~'
thing that has been known in-the: history: ‘of nations. .

“There will come a time when the world will look back
to modern vivisection in’ the name of. science, as they do
now to burning at the stake dn the’ name of f religion.”

DR. WILLIAM JAMES, late ‘Professor ‘of .
Philosophy and Psychology, Harvard | University.

 

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individual. vivisector must be held responsible to some auth-
ority which he fears. ‘The medical and scientific men, who
time and’ time again have’ ‘raised their: voices in opposition, 7
fo all legal projects. of ‘regulation, know! aswell as anyohe
else does, the unspeakable: possibilities of callousness, waln-
toness | and meanness" of human nature.”

THE CANADIAN |”
ANTI-VIVISECTION SOCIETY /’ °

108 Stobart Building, Victoria, B.C.

 

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