I'miilc
Kupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
18,
1953
Eileen
Cross
Opens
Classes
At
Civic
Centre
October
5
prise
Bill
to
Aid
EFFECTIVE
OCTOBER
1
(
Classes,
too,
students
learn
as
K
Working
Girls
FAMILY
FARi
Men
and
women
interested
in
learning
the
finer
points
in
sewing
and
tailoring
or
In
"home
rejuvenation"
should
pay
a
visit
to
the
Civic
Centre
soon
and
register
for
classes
to
be
held
next
month.
Eileen
Cross
of
the
University
Of
British
Collimhia
tvt0n,ln
Mrs.
J.
Murdock
Head
of
P-TA
Mrs.
J.
Murdock
was
elected
president
of
the
Conrad
Street
School
Parent-Teacher
Association
last
night
when
about
75
persons
attended
the
first
meeting
of
the
1953-54
season.
Others
named
to
the
executive
were
Mrs.
F
.Thomas,
vice-president;
Mrs.
B.
Bartlett,
secretary;
Mrs.
L.
Patzold,
treasurer;
Mrs.
L.
Colussi
and
Mrs.
H.
Makl,
social
convener;
Mrs.
M.
Hubbell,
literary
convener;
Mrs.
E.
McKenzie,-membership;
Mrs.
G.
Alderson,
Parent-Teacher
Cou.icil;
Mrs.
J.
Robertson,
program:
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie
and
TORIA.
Lieutenant-Governor
Clarence
,
WOie
plumed
hat
and
gold-braided
uniform
when
he
opened
the
first
session
of
British
iney
mane
articles
ol
clothing
for
themselves.
The
classes
are
open
to
both
men
and
women
members
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Registration
opened
several
weeks
ago
and
already
close
to
30
have
registered.
In
view
of
the
popularity
of
the
classes
in
the
last.
tnr
&
'T
fV
Yes,
the
whole
family
can
enjc;
the
extra
speed,
convenience
and
comfort
cf
air
travel
a
3
Ziin
ijegiajdiuic.
Department
will
be
returning
to
province's
'working
"
eariy
in
October
to
conduct
her
fifth
annual
enrioe
Jlr
became
a
knight
in
principle
of
"equal
pay
for
years,
Civic
Centre
officials
to-t
5
eaual
work."
of
courses,
which
have
proved
aay
urged
those
interested
lo
register
as
soon
as
possible,
to
:mor
as
lie
disclosed
.,
bill
in
reading
the
:n
tiie
throne.
1
will
establish
the
iuB'y
popular
nere
in
the
past.
Co-SDonsored
hv
thu
AND
SAVE
MONEY
Starting
Oct.
1
Family
Fares
will
be
available
(with
connections
to
other
airlines)
on
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
and
Thursdays.
See
how
much
you
can
save
on
Family
Air
Travel.
Phone
795
for
information
and
reservations.
Cctuadictn
6acliic
avoia
disappointment.
Centre
Association
and
the
UBC
Mrs.
M.
Orome,
Dental
Clinic;!
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"It
Is
proposed,"
he
said,
"to
introduce
certain
measures
to
ensure
fair
remuneration
to
female
employees."
Lieutenant-Governor
Wallace's
words
came
as
the
first
Social
Credit
mafority
government
in
province's
history
was
seated.
A
elltterinz
arrav
nf
,.h
ptimists
Mia.
A.
JJesautels,
film
council;
Mrs.
J.
R.
Ayres,
publicity;
M.
Guardet,
citizenship.
The
eleeuon
ol
officers
w:is
extension
Department,
the
three-week
series
starts
October
5
and
comprises
afternoon
and
evening
classes
daily,
alternating
wUh
sewing
and
tailoring
one
day
and
home
rejuvenating
the
next.
All
classes
are
held
In
the
small
gymnasium
in
the
Civic
Centre.
In
the
nnmf
rmnocnntlnn
w
I.
-
.
AIRLINES
state
and
business
leaders
sur
rounded
the
Lieutenant-Governor
during
the
rjadl
Busy
Year
,
of
the
Prince
Ru-n.nist
Club
got
under
for
the
fall
term
iCht
with
a
business
i
the
home
of
Mrs.
r
a
husv
season
wen;
.vjurLuaUllg
classes.
Miss
Cross
teaches
re-
thiol
a
bill
to
equalize
wages,
there
were
no
surprises
among
measures
outlined,
which
A
new
liauor
law
hr
ch
highlighted
by
plans
DIAMONDS
VALUED
at
$15,-000,000
were
on
display
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition,
Toronto
from
Aug.
to
io
Sept.
12,
Including
this
$300,000
frown
once
worn
by
the
Empress
Josephine.
Five
New
York
diamond
concerns
and
one
from
Toronto
supplied
the
diamond
collection,
said
to
be
the
largest
ever
displayed
under
one
roof.
upnoisiering
and
re-finishing
generally.
Students
bring
their
own
furniture
lo
refurnish-either
witn
upnolstering,
painting
or
varnishing.
In
the
sewing
and
tailoring
findings
of
the
Stevens
sion;
'
Amendments
to
Inn-ens.
th
sales
tax
exemption
on
meals;
the
government
pledged
during
the
last
assembly
to
lift
th
.
iLsmg
projects
10
en-lub
to
carry
out
Its
uitable
works.
,pe
sale
will
be
held
tc
be
followed
later
by
i
tea
to
celebrate
Day.
The
club
also
ay
marathon
bridge
ily
throughout
the
h
all
members
mak-
emption
from
50
cents
to
$1;
'
Reduction
of
atitnmnhiiA
li
cence
ices;
i
New
laws
to
aid
in
solving
the
I)()l)khnhnr
nmhUm
inni..4i
conducted
by
Mrs.
H.
Denning.
Mrs.
M.
Reeve's
class
won
the
attendance
pennant
for
the
first
short
period.
PERSONALS
Mrs.
Katy
Kendalls
of
Los
Angeles
arrives
here
today
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
her
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Judge,
748
Taylor
Street.
Mrs.
Kendall
is
a
former
resident
of
this
city.
Bill
Toderas
left
here
Sunday
night
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
Vancouver,
where
he
will
attend
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
A
baby
boy
was
born
September
13
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jimmy
Flaten
of
this
city.
Miss
Ruby
Knelson
of
Vancouver
is
spending
a
two-week
vacation
in
Prince
Rupert,
visiting
her
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Knelson,
941
Third
Avenue
West.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
Keilback,
-217
Ninth
Avenue
East,
residents
of
this
city
for
the
past
24
years,
are
leaving
tomorrow
to
make
their
home
In
PHONE
458
MESSENGER
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVERY
SERVICE
Furniture
Freight
Baggage
Parcels
Coal
and
Wood
Lumber
Tradesmen's
Equipment
Builder's
Supplies
Beer
Bottles
(5
dozen
or
more)
Dry
Kindling
For
Sale
i-TON
COVERED
VAN
AT
VOIR
DISPOSAL
.uv.vii,
iv.iuuiiiy
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egallzation
of
the
"bread
and
i
distribution
of
TB
alt"
marriage
ceremony;
ichniit
Prince
Rurjert
Amendment
to
the
Elections
:d
plans
are.
..jUrcadji-his
year's
campaign.
tins
yea;1
ar
Miss
f-.
Clement,
president)
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hr
tarf
McLeod.
vice-Dresl-l
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Oldfl
"inn
nt.uri.tie,
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k.kvii
---
,
.
Canadians
'Well
Rested'
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canadian
troops
have
taken
advantage
of
the
Korean
truce
to
improve
their
defences,
to
train
and
to
rest,
and
now
are
"ready
for
anything."
The
army,
announcing
this
Sunday,
said
members
of
the
25th
Brigade
have
also
started
to
winterize
their
quarters.
All
messes,
canteens
and
cookhouses
will
be
in
huts,
while
tents
will
be
provided
wii.n
wooden
floors.
Adequate
healing
and
lighting
facilities
have
been
provided.
Ralph
Smith,
treas-
i
Mrs.
L.
B.
Boulton,
New
Activities
First
meeting
of
the
1953-54
season
for
the
Second
Prince
Rupert
Cub
Park
Is
scheduled
for
Friday,
September
18.
at
7
p.m.
In
the
Conrad
Street
School
Pack
master
Art
Williamson
announced
today.
Both
present
Cubs
and
prospective
Cubs
ar
asked
to
be
present.
The
pack,
which
numbered
52
when
activities
were
suspended
for
the
summer,
was
sponsored
last
season
by
the
Conrad
Street
P-TA.
Also
scheduled
Is
a
Group
Committee
meeting
of
the
Second
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout
troop
and
the
Cub
Pack,
at
Conrad
school
tomorrow
evening
at
7.
JtaJiei
hil
Mb
azaar
of
the
Sonja
Ladies'
ans
for
a
fall
bazaar
net
last
night
at
the
s
Guimar
Selvig.
120
e
Wtfi.
ul
ba?aar.
including
ns.
fanrywork
and
e.
will
be
held
No-t
the
Sons
of
Norway
:rs
will
be
named'
P
also
discussed
re-of
the
Sons
of
Nor-
4ki
You
Can
Better
Your
Bowling
BOWLING
SHOES
now
underway,
and
.
us
shades
.of
green
rior
color
scheme,
-ntt
were,
served
at
"i
Mrs.
o.
oiske
-
Lilim'
Red,
Blue
and
Black'
$4-95
ond
$5.75
Men's
Black
$4.95
ond
$5.95
O
BOWLING
BAGS
T
Attractive
plastic
in
.varied
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eolorli
jilppcr,
('losing
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SKE
THEM
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GAUGE
Applications
will
be
recoived
by
the
undersigned
up
to
Monday,
Sept.
21st,
for
the
position
of:
CI.F.RK-STLNOGR
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For
the
Assessor's
Office
Applicants
must
apply
In
their
own
,
hantlwrUtng
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age.
TiiariUi
status
and
details
as
to
prtvlotis'
office
experience.
Further
details
as
to
salary,
etc,
can
be
obtained
at
the
Assessor's
Office,
City
Hall.
Shorthand
not
essential.
K.
W.
LONG
City
Clerk
m
rat
mm
ill.,!
;
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their
annu
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mi.i.
FASHION
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by
members
?
Rupert
Citizenship
n
'hat
group
met
at
ntre.
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meeting
will
be
r
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when
election
take
place
and
committees
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be
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Welcome
to
the
31st
Annual
Meeting
of
Canadian
Woollen
and
Knit
Goods
Manufacturers
Association,
Royal
YoiUloli'J,Toronlo,Sopt.
28-29tlj,
1903
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638
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