PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Tuesday,
March
20,
1945
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
TERRACE
MILITARY
HOSPITAL
STAFF
LEAVING;
RED
CROSS
IS
GOING
OVER
On
Wednesday,
following
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Terrace
Military
Hospital
will
be
leaving
tor
postings
elsewhere.
Among
those
leaving
are
Colonel
Hughes,
Captain
McGernon,
R.
S.
M.
Collington,
C.Q.M.S.
Byam,
S'Sgt.
Bracking,
Sgts.
Bryden
and
Walker,
Cpls.
Hillman,
O'Brien
and
Walker
ICpls.
Schmidt
and
Portnoff,
Ptes,
Beaurgarde,
Charbonneau,
Suth
erland,
Deplissey,
Horowitz,
La
londe,
Theberge,
Munroe,
McLean
and
Mcintosh.
Mi-,
anc
Mrs.
3.
oien'and
son,
Jim,
of
Entrance,
45
miles
east
of
Jasper,
are
living
on
the
Mar-tin
farm
along
Frank
road.
Mr.
Glen
Is
a
retired
forest
ranger
and
bought
the
farm
when
he
was
on
a
visit
here
last
fall.
Thirty
years
ago
he
came
up
Hie
Skeena
In
a
river
boat
and
is
in
a
position
to
tell
a
great
deal
about
Terrace
in
the
early
days.
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood
arrived
home
on
Saturday
night
for
a
short
visit.
Mrs.
Frank
Gavin
is
back
from
Tranqullle
greatly
improved
In
health.
Her
rapid
re-
covery
Is
gratifying
and
the
people
of
Terrace
are
glad
to
hear
she
Is
back
with
her
family
I
n
rrn
In
The
stores
and
public
places
are
contributing
generously
to
the
Red
Cross.
Signs
stating
that
the
personnel
are
100
strong
In
membership
are
to
be
seen
in
the
windows.
The
Oddfellows
held
a
very
well-attended
St.
Patrick's
Day
dance
on
Friday
evening.
The
party
continued
till
the
small
hours
of
the
morning
and
was
enjoyed
by
all
those
present.
A
very
successful
St.
Patrick's
Day
party
was
held
at
the
air
port
on
Saturday
evening.
Due
to
fire
hazard,
the
very
pretty
decorations
Inside
the
Orange
Hall
had
to
be
removed.
For
the
dances
held
there
on
Friday
and
Saturday
nights,
Mr.
Brookes
put
up
suitable
St.
Patrick's
Day
decorations.
Horace
Whlttaker
of
Vancouver
arrived
in
Terrace
on
Thursday
evening's
train
and
left
the
following
day
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
home
of
Mrs.
C.
G.
Muller
was
the
scene
of
a
very
enjoyable
shower
party
on
Thursday
evening
last,
when
Mrs.
E.
Earl
and
Mrs.
Jim
Lacey
entertained
in
honor
of
Miss
Lesseal
Brown,
bride-to-be.
Those
present
lncluuded
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Julseth,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Clifford,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Shaw,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Presby,
Mrs,
C.
Lever,
Mrs.
E.
Thomas,
Mrs.
O.
Levesque,
Mrs.
H.
Cote,
Mrs.
Cramer,
the
Misses
Clara
Little,
Dorothy
Cole,
Merle
West,
Hazel
Coombs,
Sarah
Richmond,
Mr.
C.
Richmond.
There
was
a
lovely
assortment
of
presents
and,
although
unable
to
attend,
the
following
sent
gifts:
Mrs.
Q.
McAdams,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Richmond,
Mrs.
A.
Beaudln,
Mrs.
S.
Coutur.
Mrs.
Cole,
Miss
J.
Lof
eudo.
,
Miss
I.
McMillan.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
during
the
course
of
the
evening
and
the
party
broke
lip
shortly
after
eleven.
Miss
Brown
is
the
ddughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
G.
Brown
of
Rock
Bay,
Vancouver
Island,
and
Is
to
be
married
to
Bob
Muller,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
G.
Muller
of
Terrace.
In
St.
Matthew's
Ang-
Terracc
Students
In
Search
of
Magic
Formula
IF'RRACE,
March
20
Terrace
Khool
children
are
seeking
a
magic
formula
which
will
bring
them
financial
reward
totalling
$30.
Actually,
the
formula
Is
a
six
word
slogan
which
will
make
an
attractive
eye-catcher
at
the
top
of
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
letterheads
and
the
rewards
a
first
prize
of
$15,
second,
$19,
and
third
$5
have
been
put
up
by
board
members.
The
Idea
of
a
slogan
competition
among
sch6ol
children
was
brought
forward
when
Board
members'
imaginations
failed
to
provide
an
attractive
catch
line
for
a
new
stock
ol
official
stationary
which
is
to
be
ordered.
The
competition
closes
March
31.
Jeff
Lambly
is
in
charge.
lican
Church
on
March
31.
As
a
climax
to
her
Indian
activity,
Miss
Denham,
teacher
of
Grade
II
at
the
Terrace
Elementary
School,
put
on
an
Indian
play
which
was
very
well
received.
The
play
was
staged
in
the
classroom
and
was
repeated
several
times
so
that
all
the
pupils
In
both
the
Elementary
and
High
Schools
could
sec
it
performed.
A
small
admission
fee
was
charged
and
proceeds
are
to
be
donated
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross.
ST.
PATRICK'S
CELEBRATION
Afternoon
ami
Evening
Functions
at
Id
of
C.
Hut
Last
Saturday
in
tne
spociou.-and
artistically
decorated
iiail
of
the
Knights
of
CoiumOus
Hui
the
CaihDllc
Women's
League
held
their
St.
Patrick's
Day
cerebration.
Mrs.
J.
J.
GilliS,
president
of
the
league,
was
general
convener.
The
beautlfull
hail,
with
its
lights
and
walls
draped
in
green
'
and
the
shamrock
holding
a
prominent
place,
spoke
a
"cead
mile
failte"
a
thousand
welcomes
to
all
who
came
to
honor
the
Teas:
of
the
patron
saint.
From
3
to
0
o'clock
me
ols
easy
chairs
around
Uie
beaull-fully
decorated
tables
were
:n
constant
demand
by
those
who
came
to
sip
tea
in
the
good
old
Irish
way.
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
was
Mrs.
Phil
Lyons
and
presiding
at
the
tables
were
Mrs.
M.
P.
MC-Caffery
and
Mrs.
A.
Smith.
Mrs.
R.
Rogerson,
Mrs.
Agnes
Pierce,
Mrs.
E.
Young,
Mrs.
R.
DeJong.
Miss
Mary
Astoria
and
May
Murray
were
in
charge
or
the
serving.
Mrs.
It.
E.
Moore
and
Mrs.
Cliff
had
charge
of
the
refreshment,.
Mrs.
Batagno
acted
as
cashier.
!
The
home
cooking
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
Leo
iwtron,
as-
SOMW
NEED
A
HELPING
HAND
r
can
ease
their
burden
throuqh
your
RED
CROSS
Victory
for
many
of
our
wounded
boys
will
only
come
at
the
end
of
a
long
road
of
pain.
It
will
take
months,
maybe
years
to
bring
them
back
to
health
and
peace.
We
cannot
share
their
pain
or
suffering.
Rut
to
ease
the
burden
of
their
confinement
and
speed
their
recovery,
members
of
the
Red
Cross
Corps
are
constantly
making
their
rounds
among
the
wounded
men
spreading
good
cheer,
bringing
them
aid
and
comfort,
handing
them
cigarettes,
fruits
and
books,
reading
to
them,
writing
Jetters
for
them.
Whatever
their
need,
the
Red
Cross
is
there
with
a
helping
hand.
We
cannot
count
our
wounded
in
advance.
Hut
we
do
know
that
increasing
numbers
of
returned
wounded
men
are
ilepcniling
on
your
Red
Cross
in
their
hour
of
greatest
need.
For
those
Canadians
who
have
given
so
much
of
them-selves
for
us,
let
us
see
to
it
that
they
shall
not
want.
Let
your
response
to
the
Red
Cross
appeal
be
more
generous
than
ever
before.
This
advertisement
made
possible
by
TOM
"LEE
&
SON
Grocery
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
IDEAL
CLEANERS
NORTH
STAR
MOTTLING
WORKS
SUPERIOR
RADIO
SERVICE
CRAWLEY
&
DIDERICKSEN
-
Roatbuildcrs
sisted
by
Mrs.
Joe
Garon,
Mrs.
3
Bouzek
and
Mrs.
C.
SchaeUer.
Ihere
was
also
a
sate
or
apron:
where
Mrs.
E.
Fltioatncs
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
McArtnur,
Mrs.
A.
Turgeon
and
Mrs.
r.
liiiion.
In
the
evening
the
hall
was
again
occupied
by
a
Very
large
gathering
who
came
to
enjoy
an
evening
of
playing
whist,
bridge
and
cribbagc.
On
tn:s
occasion
the
hall
took
on
a
new
aspect
o
beauty
as
the
heavy
crecoratlons
of
green
gave
the
effect
to
tne
lighting
of
a
subdued
green
giow
and,
not
only
was
tiie
stiamroc.
to
the
fore,
but
a
great
big
Irish
shillelagh
at
the
door
gave
a
peculiar
Irish
touch
lo
the
ha:;.
Mrs.
Lahtl
presided
at
the
door.
Jean
Dcmers
was
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
bridge,
F.
Ethlcr
for
the
whist
and
E.
J.
Fltzpatrlck
for
the
crlbbage.
Prizewinners
were:
Bridge
Ladles'
llrst,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore;
second,
Mrs.
Grauam;
men's
first,
Dalrd
McLean;
second,
Glllls
Royer.
WhistLadles'
first,
Mrs.
Miller;
second,
Mrs.
lsorjrman;
men's
first,
O.
Faugnt;
second,
Mrs.
Julian.
Crlbbage
Miss
rrances
Moore;
second,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Fltzpatrlck;
men's
first,
Rex
Dry-ant;
second,
C.
Bllton.
The
beautiful
set
or
silver
Fox
furs
was
won
by
Arrs.
EeJaney,
ticket
944.
The
three-tier
fruit
cake
donated
by
Mrs.
Bouzek
and
Mrs.
Fltzpatrlck
was
won
by
ticket
622
held
by
G.
Oarivida.
A
chesterfield
set
donated
by
the
Victory
circle
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Beruschi,
ticket
NO.
9.
The
beautiful
Irish
shillelagh
donated
by
O.
Faught
was
won
by
Mrs.
F.
Bird.
At
the
conclusion
or
the
cara
party
delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
Fainer
Lan-tagne
gave
a
fine
rendering
of
a
number
of
old
Irish
melodies.
Accompanist
was
Miss
Frances
Moore
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