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Barbara Harrison, 11,
Caddo, 12, of Fort William

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Williams Joins Staff
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Williams, RN, public health nurse,
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ional Health: and Welfare, at Port
the staff of the Skeena’ Health Unit
Rupert area today.

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TORONTO (CP) — Three students in Toronto, 7, taught herseif
|all from displaced persons
|unable to speak English three years ago, compiled

fine records in upper-scho

The teen-agers, two girls and
a boy, achieved marks that werc
ail the more impressive because
English is the only compulsory
subject in the Ontario grade 13
burriculum

Taisa Turkevich, 17. was born
in Poland and left there four
years ago, living in a displaced
persons Camp in Austria before
coming to Canada. She could
speak French, Polish, Ukrainion
Russian and German, but hachto
Start learning English in an §1-

monton ‘public school, later
Studying higher grades |
NINE “FIRSTS” |

After moving to Toronto, Taisa
went straight into grade 13 and
she gained nine firsts in the nine |

| departmental] subjects she took

in June. She plans to enter 2

Rave [ 1), hin ialures |

Painted by Wavian |

LONDON @ Princess Anne,
who has just celeberated her
second birthday anniversary, at
been meeting a new friend this
Summer. She is Mrs. Stella}
Marks, Australian-born artist |
who painted a miniature of the|
infant Princess which entailed |
regular visits to Buckingham |
Palace to study her subject.

Princess Anne, being like any
other little girl of her age. did
not actually sit for her portrait
She chatted and played wailk
Mrs. Marks watched to capture
her expression on the ivory
which she paints in watercolors

i ent’ what makes a torrid summer day are Marks painted Prince
days | pearablc For such a day, we Charles in the same fashion last
, recommend Nectar Grapefruit year, making eight visits to
Drink.” All it takes is three in- | Clarence House before she was
Ne, | gredients, and be sure to heiieris finished She thas also painted
ar- | the mixture very, very cold. Keep miniatures of Queen Elizabeth Il
Mani- | come whole fruit nectar in your and the Duke of Edinburgh An
La-|refrigerator throughout the | 2/¢rt artist in her early 50s, Mrs
in i: Oh eae 3 Marks began painting at the age
summer; it will come in handy 4
itl for countless excellent beverages of 10 and spent 20 years in the |
2 cups apricot whole fruit United States before coming se
nectar Britain |
— 1 cup grapefruit juice
1 teaspoon lemon juice aS P,
"| Blend fruit juices, chill thor- ya OF if al)
oughly and serve Makes six
small glasses TO Ta
1 on
ances PRIMITIVE INK
fathea Early types of ink were made
, Oy miXing materials such as soot

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The ladies who hav. attended
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COSMETICS. Dianne Sinclair's health treatment for the

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lish and went on from there.
camps in Europe and all) *£nglisn grammar is

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easy,”

Says Maija, “but you have too

many words. I am buried in vo

ol examinations here. cabwary.” Her amb {ion is to b

a Statistician and she aims at :

words every uay lor a Wek, like to become an engineer.

 

  

“Du?
it's time again to think of kiddies going back to school.
Remember, the Variety Store has a complete stock of
School Supplies.

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: mathematics course at Univer-

chemistry course in the Univer- sity of Toronto

sity of Toronto, : ; : : '
Maija Svanks, 18, was born in The thira student is George

Latvia and with her family went) Any 18, who alsy came fi

to Germany when the Russians a displaced persons camp in G

moved in. After five years IM) ony and started studying Eng

Germany sie enine: to. Syeda lish theee years ago. Like Taisa,

from a displaced persons camp |? © yomee st re

in Oldenbuig. By learning 100 he gainei nine firsts. He would

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Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday, August 22. 1952

readers

@ Don't forget the food sale at
the Independent Food Stores

TOPMOST HIGHLANDS
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For the third consecutive year, the STAR OF
EXCELLENCE, emblematic of the finest beer brewed
in Canada, has been awarded LUCKY LAGER, in the : :
International Food Institute Competitions for 1952,

held at Antwerp, Belgium.

 

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