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active workers in the community
— §Staff photo by Phylis Bowman

 

Mrs. F. E Dowdie elected president
to head Cancer Society executive

Mrs. Frederick Dowdie, RN, was elected president of the Prince Rupert,
Cancer Society at the well-attended dinner meeting which was held in La

a. {- ' Son no oe mneee meee nee ieee oo ee ee! set . ne . . . . ve pape 1 .

dola Cafet last night. ; | Tourist Bureau, and has beenja shochorn and clothes brush yyizes. a candy. book and bake |Mrs. O. R. Green, assisted by .

The following slate of officers. the free cancer forum at the | tion program was being levelled ; Secretary of the Christian Edu- from the Shriners, and a COM sale, a play and a_ display of /Mrs. J. J. Bergen. Mrs. J. R. Em- Orders of $3.00 and up
‘cation Committee of the First; bination barometer and hygro-‘timpling were all part of the/bleton. Vallory Friesen of the Phone 3329

presented by Dr. R. B. Smith,' Tetem Theatre Sunday night.

chairman of the nominating’ Mayor P. J. Lester, who is a
committee was accepted by the patron of the society, stressed
meeting; T.M. Carscadden, vice-the importance of volunteers in
president; Mrs. F. J. Hicks, sec- the work of this society, and
retary; and Miss Jessie Potter- said that the City Council and
ton, treasurer, Directors are Mrs, | the citizens of Prince Rupert ap-
William Murdock, Mrs. Yet Wong,. preciated the fine work being

Mrs. William Rothwell, Mrs. 'T.: done Gues .
: 2. uest speaker Dr. G. P. Evans uy feaches fr NC
B. Black. Miss G. V. Waterman, ! Be aecuyarn ye . ; oe woe »-twhich reaches from Prince Ru- ; ruests ¢ his party | black ‘se: Mrs. Garne aines. | Hl
Mts. G. K. Laird. Mrs. Michacl.e In nis report of the provincial director of the Skeena Health pert to Juneau. war te Bee citen yee | prick pum ae eae | Phone 5341 634 - 3rd Ave. West P.O. Box 304
Karascsky, W. D. Smith, J. R ‘Vancot ver bea Mpatlison. inj Unit, endorsed the statements) Mr. Laurie, who was born in! tames Gorgeson Mrs Carl Sauer, Reid urse: ‘Knut Biornda!
asc: : . ny 11, . OVE : er S 6 . e aya . ' . 5 rep es ,WLYS. TP ADE ar, Pa, “Sey jor ai,
Elliott, G. H. Fraser, Dr. A. W. eee ean Pat bison told mace by ean ae ad gave Kilmarnock, Ayreshire. Scotland. Mrs. “Mary Turner, Mrs. T. H.|shaker vad Mrs. A. L. Bell, vases: i” WHOLESALE — _ RETAIL
arve - CG. W. J. Fiddes tan! he cau re . a ¢ aa iS-|and came to Canada In , has ' aati : . . . er . . .
Large, Dr. G. W. J. Fiddes, Dean! been saved in British Columbia/ torical background of Nigeria in been extremely active in the Retvedt, Mrs. Daniel Lippett, Marlene Krueger and Terry Lum | Cigarettes — Cigars — Tobaccos — Confectionery

at the high schools to discourage
young people from smoking and
to encourage the adults to cur-
tail their smoking.

Dean Pattison, who is chair-
man of the campaign committee,
lauded the Easter Star for mak-
ing dressings for the society.

BP eR Pe be ee eer

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Well-known couple
to leave city soon

A well-known and well-liked couple, Mr. and
Mrs. John Laurie, who came to Prince Rupert 13
years ago and since then have been very active in
community affairs, are leaving the city Monday by

car to make their home in Vancouver.

Married in 1947 in Vancouver, -
the couple came here in 1949
from Trail, where Mr. Laurie was
the chief of police. Since then
they have literally “jumped into
civic activity with both feet,” as
Mrs. Laurie said, and have help-
ed organize new clubs in the
city.

Born in Winnipeg, Mrs. Laurie
started the Credit Bureau in
1950 in partnership with the late
P. H. Linzey. In connection with
that. she helped organize the
Women's Breakfast Club which
flourished for five years.

After selling the Credit Bureau
business in 1955, Mrs. Laurie was
manager of the Civic Centre for
[two years, and sinee then has
‘heen a scerctary at the Prince

 

Air Force in the Second World
War. He was also awarded the
Medal of the British Empire.

‘Mr, Laurie was one of the o1
ganizers of the Air Cadets
Squadron 559 11 years ago, and
served as president of the spon-
soring committee. An ardent
curler, he helped to organize the
Curling Club in 1950. A member
of the Shrine Club, Mr. Laurie
has been president of the Prince
Rupert and District Football As-
sociation and is a director of the
newly - formed Kiwanis Ctub.
He was president of the Red
Cross Society for three years,
and was chairman of the blood
donor clinic for four years. He
was also Civil Defence officer

 

EASTER BUNNIES who gave o
Tiny Tots party yesterduy were Vicki Manning, Corrie Anhorn,

 
 
 

 

Janet Hawryluk and Leigh Manning. Nearly 200 children, mem-
bers of the Tiny Tot. classes, reccived eggs and balloons.

 

 

‘Rupert Fisherman's Co - opera-
| tive Association at Fairview.

i Mrs. Laurie has been secretary
.of the Canadian Arthritis and
‘Rheumatic Society since its in-
‘corporation in the city seven
years ago; she has been a mem-
ber of the Museum Board and

for the city.

As farewell gifts, the Luuries
have received a souvenir spoon
from Mrs. Laurie's co-workers at

Royal Canadian Legion, a paint-

meter from the Curling Club.
Last night, Mrs. Laurie

'United Church, An active work-
‘er in the Prince Rupert Concert
| : . *

| Socicty, Mrs. Laurie won the/the guest of honor at 1 no-host
/Toastmistress Club speech con-| dinner party at Club 27, and was
jtest last year by talking on thisipresented with a rose
subject. She went to Ketchikan and a picture of Wainright Bai-
to compete in the finals, and was, sin. painted by Mrs. E. T. Apple-
;elected chairman for Council 13,/ whaite.

‘Schoo!

the Co-op, a painting from the.

ing from the Toastmistress Club. °

Was :

corsage, :

Mrs. Lester Franklin. Mrs. B. B..

Memorit) Junior High ,Goat.” were Thomas Harding,
was the scene of busy. dudy McKee, Robert Green,
activities Jast night when the: Trudy Rochon, John Reid, Bev--
“Western Jamboree” was in full ierley Hackett, Jane Shepperd.
swing under the auspices of the: Teresa Lester, Ralph Reid, Mark’
Parent - Teachers Association ; Ewen, Shirley Mumu. George
and the Students’ Council. 'Fowlie and teacher Bruce Ewen,
Games of chunee, rafiles, door{| Convener of the jamboree was

Booth

Council and F.!

eevening’s activities. ‘Booth Students
High

Winners of the raffles were}N. Sutton of the Senior

“Western Jamboree” successful ;

Prince Rupert Daily News 8

 

“Tusinci Miki, iron; Fraser Wil-/Students Council.

FREE
DELIVERY

Thursday, April 5, 1962

of our

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son, record: Alan Limber, ket-' aap - a mmeen oe an ue we a a
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tle: Peter Frohnert. lamp: Mrs. '
, George Dibb, grocery hamper; |g
,Oscar Ness, lamp: Barbara Hood. '! @
-sweater: Mrs. Marie Martinusen, | i

tied for the $5 prize on the mar-'@

GROTTO TOBACCO CO.

 

George T. Pattison, Dr. George! Just year as a direct result of} Wes ‘i .
ast 3 i : est Africa, where he was em- al adi j Branch ; i
Mostad and Rev. Dr. R. W. K.l/examination and treatment of| ployed for four years in the Col- xa Rete on the executive Milnes, Mrs. P. H. Linzey, Mrs. ble guess. They cach guessed 324m Also a full line of sundries.
Elliott. ‘the Cancer Society, He reviewed] onial Medical Service. d : ‘d “shall d t Thomas Christie. Mrs. John and there were 325 marbles. a
It was announced at the !the progress made in cancer re- _ and parade oor tot the N ie Bateman, Mrs. John Johnson, In charge of the tumbling dis-!g SPECIALIZING in PIPES & IMPORTED PIPE TOBACCOS .
zone commander for the No Mrs. E. D. Manson and Mrs, Wii- play was teacher Alan Limber. | Open Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. — Closed Sundays @

‘search and said that sights for
iresearch and cures had been set
-high for this year. Dean Pattison
isaid that an intensified educa-

meeting that the one - night
annual drive for funds would
take place on April 16. The
women were urged to attend

ern Canadian Legion for North-
ern British Columbia. Mr. Laurie
served with the Highland Light
Infantry and the Royal Navy
during the First World War. and

liam Dibben.

BLONDIE

and in the play “The Red Velvet Pau BERR RR REE BERBER RES

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Plans for a fishermen’s fare- attained the rank of wing com- | WONDERFUL JOB CAMELS HAIR SHANING J GET YOURSELF ASKED ME TODAY)
well dance to be held April gg{™mander in the Royal Canadian | see NANIeL OM Z, ORE ser IFIWAS .
were made by the Women’s Aux- i SO SMOOTH ? : . OUT REAL GOOD
iliary to the United Fishermen ' 1 - yo WITH _
iliaty bo the United Fishermen) Wiurses institute | | hy TURPENTINE of
their meeting held Thursday in AS 4 eo
the Islander Hall. to be held here mek or
: Mrs. G. D. Ronson and Mrs.| A regional institute of prin- | ° :
Victor Smith were appointed! cipals and techniques of rehab- | ot
; e conveners of the dance. lilitation nursing will be given) eS
rr Mrs. C. McMillan and Mrs./at the Prince Rupert General} lett
: Patrick McMillan of Port Ed-|Hospital nurses residence on’ “~ ee 8
i e ward were welcomed as guests.| April 24 to 27, it was announced | iH] OG
Ist Quali Mrs, Roy Mouland was ap-[at the mecting of the Nurses As-;  ° PIR he Be
Ww pointed bingo chairman for/Sociation held Monday in the |’ bo cess eae at) emer ~
oo April. Miller Bay nurses residence. ’
TO MATOES ? lb f 39 It was decided tu have a bake} All registered nurses are in- LU'L ABNER By AL CAPP
'stall at the Civic Centre Arts and vited to attend these classes oT TTS SST , _—
i S. Or C , : th | which will_be held from_ 12:30 NOW, TH’ WOLF GAL'S AN’ THEY'LL NOPE. AH IS \/ AH JOE BTFSPLKM = 7 THAR'S
iCrafts Show next week, with I _be Lo ef Se ee MN ae ; Lis!
| Mrs. Richard Gray and Mrs. Hec- to 3:30 p.m. and” from GONE -LE'S FIGHT BE IN FRONT ~ YO PINK AN GOT PSSTI-SHE DON'T OW Y GOEMPT HEN’ - _ .
itor Yeomans in charge p.m. daily. Registration fee is OUR WAY OUT !. OME ~~ YELLOW ? ) JUICY. TH’ TH’ | Il, BUT WHEREVER HE ELSE, IN TH
Si Co t e season | Reports of the UFAWU con-| $1. YO'START, AN'4H'LL ]f CHAWIN ” Wary THEY ¢ WiT- /S~DISASTER BAG f-- THET
‘vention which was held in Van-!_ Miss B. J. Treadwell. RN, and LIKE. MAD.” ~SHUDDERZ- ] NESSES!T FoLuows!! J~( MUST BE TH
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A talk on Jamaica prepared by
Miss Beryl Constable, RN, was
given by Miss Laura Graham,

by Mrs. Nels Nelson. Refresh-
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ENJOVING & CTT OF COFFEE at a reception rare Most Worship:
flu Grand Master of Chand Lodge of British Columbia, AF & AM

and Mra, dames WW Mitchell of Weat Vancouver, They arrived |
by plane Monday and are the guests of Mr. Mitehall's mother,

Mri 7. RR, Miteholll, 2160 Atlin Avenue, Mr, Mitehell is visiting

Whe lodgox at Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers and Stewark, At the |
reception held ab the home of Mr, and Mra, Alex Mitehed) ade) |
Mourth Avenue West, last night, Mra, Robort Kelsey, Mra. D. Mo:
Nowlon, Mrs, B,C, Large end Mra, Rober Gordon were pourers. |
Mrs. Wiliiiim timble, Mrs, Vivinn Kellongh, Mrs, i 7. Smith, !
Mrs. Jack Musaaitlem, Mrs, Norman Obrlatonsen, Mrs. Murray |
Rhodes and Mrs, Harry Robins were servings and receiving the

gueata were Robert Mitchell, Prederick Conrad, W. D, Siitth ad |
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