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conveners. Mrs, A. A. W. Mac-
donell, WA president will wel-
eome the guests.

finals of the round-robin bridge
will be held March 1. Mrs. A. P.
Crawley’s group will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Martin and

“Men’s night”
program at PTA

it will be “Men's night” at

Was reported today by Mrs.
“Arthur Logan, PTA president.
‘<The program will include a
demonstration of
Maurice Bishop's boxing class,
a physical education display

- Irwin, school
» anda review of Founder’s Day
’ by Mrs, T. A. Johnstone, past-
, Bresident

Kogan said.

§ COGS COCO ORR T~O OO ETE L OTE EI ITO TTE |

Shower hon ors |
2 bride-clect : Branch

i. Miss Linda Stewart was hon- |

_ shdwer gi-en for her by her |
.pridesmaid - elect, Miss Glenna; pointed convener of the annual
~Btava, at her home at 348 Sher-|
brooke Strect last Monday.

Miss Stewart will be marricd |
to Harry Unik at the First United :
Church February 24.

chair and was presented with a;
corsage and many gifts.

j lunch was served by the hostess, ;
He assisted by

.) ¥% Gunnar Stava.
Those present were Miss Stew- |
Young, Mrs. Albert Majorc, Mrs.
Miss Barbara Perry. nat
Norma McLeod and Miss Dorcen , Insurance Plan.

““sreven Erickson and Miss Diann

JOcince Rupert Daily
Monday, February 1, 1962 ws Lito.

Hospital WA plans
annual coffee party

Tickets for the annual Coffee Party |

| uncheon
scheduled for March 9 in the Civic Centre are now
available from any member of the Women’s Auxiliary
to the Prince Rupert General Hospital which is spon-

 

ng.the event.

will mect a .

made at the meeting of the | ton’s. Mrs. Jocelyn
held last Thursday. Mrs.
Strand will convene the
rand Mrs. H. W. Harding
Mrs. Robert McKay are co- |“bring - and - buy”
which members take small
and buy other gifts back
other members.

was announced that the

Bake sale

nets $63

Plans for an “Irish
sale” to be held March 17

D. K. Cameron's group

 

tional Longshoremen’s

‘the King Edward School Par- Warehousemens Union
‘ent - Teacher’s Association | Wednesday at the Islander
‘meeting tomorrow night, it Miss Marlene Phillips will

vene the event.
During the meeting Mrs.

boxing by

sale held recently.

 

pupils trained by Owen

vice-principal, fle.

of the PTA, Mrs.

banquet Mar

to the Royal
27 at their

-at a miscellaneous surprise ‘and Miss Georgina Raabe.

Alex Pihera will assist her.

e guest of honor was seated |

Mrs. J. H. L. Van Buren was
welcomed as a new member.

The meeting concluded with a
session in

jumbo

made at the meeting of .the La-
dies Auxiliary to the Interna-

Bol-

gifts
from

were

and
held
Hall.
con-

Myra

Ryan reported that the sum of
$63 had been made at the bake

The members exchanged Val-
entine gifts and played bingo.
| Mrs. Ivor Robertson won the raf-

 

| Legion LA sets
5

Three new members were ini-
tiated into the Ladies Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
February
; meeting. They were Mrs. Gordon
Cameron, Mrs. Gordon Almgrem

Mrs. A. J. Bernard was ap-

banquet scheduled for March 15,
and Mrs Myra Ryan and Mrs.

It was decided to change the
date of the spring tea from April
19 to April 12, as the original

decorated blue and white! date conflicted with other acti-

vities.

A report of the successful V-al-

mes were played and a entine tea held on February J!

her mother, Mrs. was given.

-mother, Mrs. Arne Paulson,»
grandmother, - Mrs.

for the older members of the LA

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sarah} @. All Legion and Legion Aux-
iliary members under 70 years

Mitchell, Mrs. James David. | of age are cligible to join the

Miss | Dominion-wide Legion

Group

Rates are ex-

itremely low. and no medical ex-

Erdman Hildebrand, Mrs.!

| Office.

Albert. Unable to attend were | . minations are necessary. ADp-

| plication forms and information
e! may be obtained at the Legion

 

 

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You step into spring the moment you
stop aboard any of these gracious
CUNARD liners. An alternate route
to Europe ie available aboard the
magnificent Queans, sailing regularly
from New York.

See your travel agent, Enquire about the
Cunard Pay-Later Plan.

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ON SOME EVENING WHEN YOUR FAMILY IS GATHERED IN THE

For his HOME —
For his COMMUNITY —
For his NATION —

For his WORLD —

 

living rcom, have you ever lowered your newspaper and looked covertly at
your boy? Perhaps he was studying enthusiastically, or engrossed in an
adventure story. Or maybe h was wrestling with brother ... But —- have
you ever seen him with his guard down?

WHAT ARE HIS DREAMS? DOES HE ENVISION THINGS OR IS HE
idling? We can’t know, but we can help any young boy to greater dreams
and aspirations if we nurture his mind on such stuff as real men are
made of. We can open his mind to the cultivating and enriching ideals
of the Boy Scouts of Canada.

"WE BELIEVE THE BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA ARE DOING A GREAT
job with Canadian boys. We salute them!

A, CODE-—

A PROMISE-—

A WAY OF LIFE-

 

SCOUTING IS NEITHER MILITARY NOR ANTI-MILITARY. IT CARE-

fully avoids political or, commercial entanglements.

race, creed or class.

It is available to both farm and city.

couting knows no
It’s aim is to

help every boy to become the best citizen he can possibly become.

A SPECIAL VOTE OF THANKS IS DUE THE MANY
- : 4 - - — Pare —!

walks of life who cor

the Boy Scout Movemnt.

A Salute to the

RUPERT BAKERY LTD.
619 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 4031

STAR'S STYLE CENTRE
638 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 5375

NELSON METAL WORKS
Ist Ave. and Ist Street
Phone 3078

VAN’S BAKERY LTD.
300 - 2nd Ave. West
Phone 6118

STAR STORE
CONFECTIONARY
819 - 3rd Ave. West

Phone 5641

DISTRICT BADGE is belng Is
suod to nll Scouts and Cubs
In the elty. This badpe was

the winner ina contest hele

lust year for a seene which
would be typleal of this yur:
Geni aren, Twas won by W.
A. Bisset, former assistant
commissioner. ‘The budge has
nh white background with an
ommnge base nnd rays, On this
Ine copper-colored Lotem pole
whith Nas Beout feur-de-s
na ca base, and two fish Jute
ting out from tt. ‘Phe badge Is
worn on tre lett arm of the
Gub uniforny and above the
pronat poeket of the Seat
WHOM,

CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
323 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 6137

ELITE BEAUTY SALON
535 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 4137

HELEN’S BEAUTY SHOP
210 . 4th Street
Phone 4239

VENTURE SASH
and MILLWORK
125 - 3rd Ave. East
Phone 4217

B. C. CLOTHIERS LTD.
717 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 5026

    

 

Ynere are approximately 200
Wolf Cubs and 140 Boy Scouts
presently registered in the
ety, Distriet, Comnusstoner Ww
D, Sutherland, District Scout-
master David Ridsdale and
Distrlet Cubmaster Carl Wil-
son hend the list of 60 lenders,

Wollowing Js a lst of the
Scout Troops and Walt Packs
which eet weekly in the city.
The Jenders volutarily give
thelr tive to train the boys
and take them on hikes and
aumping expeditions,

FIRST PRINCE RUPERT:
Ineets vb St, Andrew's Anglil-
can Cathedral, Seouts meet
Monday night with Seoutmas-

tor A. J. Retvedt and Den
Johnson,
Cubs meet Tuhosday with

Cubmaator BR. J. Phu pson and
Ronald Btowirt and Don Tia.
densehild,

   

MEN

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FROM ALL

    
  

Boy Scouts. and their Leaders —

ASTORIA MESSENGER
SERVICE
811 Fraser Street
Phone 4724

RUPERT RADIO
ond ELECTRIC
313 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 4236

BROADWAY CAFE
608 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 4332

MELROSE CHOP SUEY
615 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 4429

REX CAFE
709 - 2nd Ave. West
Phone 6219

  

SECOND PRINCE RUPERT:
meets wt Conrad Street School.
Seoula meet Thursdays with
Scoutmaster Ropert Ritehte
and Jack Hurst, Db. M. Warren
and Ron Wright.

Cubs meet Wednesdays with
Frank Moroski as Cubmaster
und Bjorn Crafl, Fran k
Symes, Chester Marsheull anc
Doulas Shanley.

WHRD PRINCE RUPERT:
meets at the Miret Presbyter-
fun Chureh, Scouts meet Mon-
days, with Const. Wo tb. Ciles-
breelt, Cat. A, Gh Kemp, Gxt
D, ¢. Weber, Cat. Sid Albaueh
syd) Wel Tay,

Cubs wreck Thesday with W
M. Heilten, Cubiiaster, wna
Rev. wan & Chonble, @. M.,
Currie and Alex Cenbelh.

FOUWTI PRINCE RUPERT:
Meets ab irs United Chiureh.
Seouts meet Tuesdays with
Scoutinaster Cleorge West waned

= tha woarls aft
Yreee egerersy RYE eer Tre

TONY'S CRIVE IN
Foot of Sith Street
Phone 3259

99 TAX!
ord Ave West

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62]

LANGFORC FHARMACY
138 - Bra Ave. West
Phone 4313

THE STORK SHOPPE

92) - 3rd Ave Wet
’ Phone 382 |
WRATHALL’S

PHOTO FINISHING
209 . 3rd Ave West
Phone 2819

W.W. Smith Cubs meet Men-
days with Cubmaster W. Gi.
MeGruther and Wo oC. Turner
und ‘Tom Harding

FIFTIE PRINCE RUPERT,
meet oat the Abmunedation
Chureh. Seouts meet Thurs-
day with)  Seoutmaster Mel
Thompson, and Walter Page
wn Vietor Pryotiy.

Cubs meet Mondays with

Cubmaster John Langelan, do-
seph Onstein and Frank Co-
madina,

SEXTH PRINCE RUPERT:
meets at the Felrst Baptist

Chuareh, Scouts meet Wednes
days wilh Scoulmuaster Lloyd
Bowman and Const, Alin
Crommn and Hilaer Damireds,

Cubs meet Thursdays with
Cuobmuaster David Qweri, and
Louis Naey, Vietor Slmmons
and Broce Jahastone.

SEVENTH PRENC HE RU.
PERT: meets ub the at, iaul's
Luther Chureh,

Seouts meet Mondays with
Seautamneter Marris ard,
and Chit daener, Odd Wiclsvik
wd Pon Tucker,

Cubs meet Puesdays with
Cubmuaster Nerman Cristen-
son and Randolph Mostad and
Odd Lervold.

 

  
 
   
   
    
 
 

DEANE CLEANERS LTD.
215 - 2nd Street West
Phone 2353

FULTON ST. MARKET LTD.
521 Fulton Street
Phone 3141

MACEY'S
CONFECTIONARY
519 - 3rd Ave. West

Phone 2032

NOBLE'S
201 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 6100

FASHION FOOTWEAR
5431 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 5926

EIGUEH
PERT: meets at
Hall,

Cubs meet Thisdays with
Cubmaster Don Baldwin jnd
CG. Gurtoeh, W. G. Duffus and
everett Pierce,

FIRST PORT EDWARD:
meets Tuesdays with Cubmis-
tress Mrs, ©, R, Green and
Jean Panrueker, Molly Nelson
and Const. John Parnell.

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PRINCE
St.

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Peter's

 

The Scout LAW:

A Seout's honor is to
trusted,
A Seout is loyal

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MITCHELL'S FLOWER
and GIFT SHOP
(Alex and Laura)

Phone 3232

LA GONDOLA
RESTAURANT .
353 - 3rd Ave. West
Phone 262]

GATEWAY
SPORTING GOODS
210 . 6th Street

Phone 2553

ELLIS AIR LINES
509 - 3rd Ave. West ;
Phone 2223 :

BEACON BARBER SHOP °
213 - 6th Street "
Phone 5234 .

A Seout's duty is to be use-
ful and help others,

A Scout is a friend to all
and a brother to every other
Scout.

A Seoul is Courteous,

A Svout ds a rend to anl-
mals,

Srout obeys the orders of
his parents, patrol leader or
Scoutmaster without question, +

A Scout smiles and whistles
under all difficulties,

A Scout is thrifty. '

A Scout ts clean In thought,
word, and deed,

The Scout PROMISE: On my
honor, T promixe that T will
do my best, to do my duty to
God, and the Queen, to help
other people at all times and
to obey the Seout law.

Scout MOTTO: Be Prepared,

The Wolf Cub LAW: The Cub |
nives into the old wolf, the
Cub does not wlve in to hin.
self, 1
The Wolf Cub PROMISE: To 5
promise to do my beat, to do
iny duty to God and the
Queen, to keep the Law of the
Wolf Cub Pack, and to da a
Rood turn to somebody avery
day.