mmm
ri.iiie
lit,
put
Di.il
Hew
Friday,
March
6.
l'J'o3
iureu:
vik
imuu
uiy
ocnools
See
Work
Completed
by
Pupils
-t
Children's
Movie
Guide
More
than
SMXI
partnU
and
f,i.n,iu
-
M.1IHU
lad
ana
beal
Cove
schools
to
view
mmiL'
i.i
Purple
iiaw
nuiu
.'
and
......
activities
as
part
of
the
wh(.l
.i;ut
Following
fj.,,
u
.
a
children
K.nool
r
i-
i
,
,
Ulfctnct
S
program
movie
guide
of
motion
pictures
for
Education
Week.
scheduler!,
fur
this
mnnth
at
th"
tes
At
Members
members
Mrs.
Carl
,d
Mr.
AHiert
Dlck-,....i,.u.fi
niLo
the
Or-
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ltd.
Another
large
group
of
parent
and
their
friend
visited
Annunciation
School
where
senior
grade
students
served
tea
after
visitor
viewed
the
work
and
many
projects
completed
by
the
children.
At
Seal
Cove
School,
Mrs.
H.
Hadley
and
Mrs.
B.
McBroom
received
the
many
Interested
parents
and
friends.
,:
f
Kuyal
Purple
at
the
rctii.K
last
i'v,"-
,j
Royal
wuy
"in.
Intyre,
presided.
...prt
made
to
welcome
uulv
Supreme
Hoiior-
Udv
Mr.-
Thelma
Bell
George.
ho
arrive
,
0n
a
tour
of
Inspection
under
her
jurisdiction.
,1
meeting
will
be
held
i
..
If-.
n
At
Conrad
Street
the
visitor
were
received
by
pupils
of
Mr.
O.
Bateman
s
grade
V
class,
who
directed
parents
and
friends
to
various
classrooms.
Parents
were
keenly
interested
In
the
work
of
the
children,
alao
In
the
attractive
classrooms
and
In
the
different
Interesting
class-prolects
which
were
on
display
throughout
the
rooms.
Following
a
visit
to
all
the
rooms,
the
victors
were
invited
to
attend
a
speelal
program
planned
to
Illustrate
some
of
the
phases
of
school
work.
Miss
Norma
Irvlng's
grade
I
cIum
were
prewnted
In
an
ortil
reading
group.
The
children
lead
"Old
Toy
Horse"
and
"Who
Will
Help
Tom?"
from
their
reader
"Our
New
Friends."
,
Mus
Jean
Burns'i
grade
II
class
sang
two
songs
"Five
Little
Chickadees"
and
"Mother
Duck."
This
class
also
did
an
ltm
of
choral
speaking
entitled
"Pussywillow."
W'ntis
cre
scrvcu
ai
,
a
short
uu.-ine.-s
tils-
Social
Planned
For
'Over
70'
Club
Members
The
executive
of
the
Women's
Co-ordinating
Council
at
a
meeting
In
the
Civic
Centre
Thursday
afternoon
completed
plans
for
a
social
for
members
of
the
"Over
70
Club."
President
Mrs.
A.
L
Haines
called
the
special
meeting
to
ST.
PETER'S
HOME
COOKING
SALE
Tomorrow
SATURDAY
in
Gordon
&
Anderson's
Norton
Totem
and
Capitol
theatres.
The
guide
Is
provided
by
the
Prince
Kupert
Parent-Teacher
Council,
prepared
according
to
recommendations
of
Parents'
Magazine:
Totem
March
8-7
The
Clown,
mature.
March
8-11
Montana
Tcrri-'
tory.
and
Rainbow
Round
My
Shoulder,
not
suitable.
March
12-14
My
Cousin
Rachel,
not
suitable.
March
18-18
Four
Poster,
not
suitable.
.
March
19-211
Don't
Care
Olrl
no
inieret
March
23-25
Eight
Iron
Men.
not
suitable.
March
28-28
My
Pal
Gus,
mature.
March
30-31,
Duel
at
Silver
Creek,
mature.
,
April
1-2
On
Dangerous
Ground,
and
Olrl
In
Every
Port,
not
suitable.
April
3-4
Lusty
Men.
not
suitable.
Capitol
March
8-7
A
&
C
Meet
Capt
i
Kldd,
good
March
9-10
Night
Without!
Sleep,
not
suitable.
March
11-12
Olrl
From
the
Marshes,
no
rating.
March
13-14
Cripple
Creek,
not
suitable.
March
48-17
Paula,
not
suit-:
able.
March
18-19
Hawks
In
the!
Sun,
and
Woman's
Angle,
no
rating.
March
20-21
FrancU
Goes
to
West
Point,
excellent.
March
23-25
Happy
Time,
1
not
suitable.
March
28-28
Man
Behind
the
I
Gun.
not
suitable.
March
30-31
Steel
Town,
no
rating.
Prize
s
.it-it
v
committee
of
the
discuss
the
affair
after
learn
Mrs.
Welse's
grade
II
elajM
'
p,aV.
"T
;!:.
?
at
me
nome
or
..
--
I
1
11
tl'.u
,
I
a
cum:,'
i
.
.
w
"-iv
more
often.
i
me.
with
seven
mem-
Up
to
now
the
"Over
70
Club-U
'ons.
"The
4
one
gii'
-st
present.
has
w.r!
ana
EVPIT
Laugh
s
nan
m
met
I'
I
rtn
onlv
v
nn
once
each
uph
,'f...,
t
1
1)r"'1
'
for
their
,...
annual
.
Christmas
"
'
r
:
'
"
.
,U":
un."
W,,re
were
ably
done
donc
Mr
.
.erf
piayed
with
Mrs
!'"'"""
""'"
on-;Re.VM.
rtm.
d
...
.
ner.
n
.....
The
u
social
.,
,
.!
miss
iar.on
Came
s
erade
IV
R
Bovrhu.k
winning
"
or
neia
next
claM
,,,,
,.
,7
-.."l
Chesterfield
Suites
e,.r,d,n,
cut
with,
!
-.
choral
group
&
p.m.
and
5
p
m.
km
ii
wrved
by
the
i
me
Kings
Brerkfast"
by
A.
A
Milne
and
a
choir
singing
"Shenandoah."
I
Tea
and
refreshments
will
be
served
by
members
of
the
Worn
W
m
"4
ll'fls,
I
11
"Absolutely
Nothing."
a
hu-
en-a
Co-ordinating
Council
and
'
nTav
frnrrT.h
T
"Lorou
K.roU.
pla'
from
the
ader
a
film
will
he
.hn
i
'
(Not
as
illustrated)
This
is
your
chance
to
give
your
room
a
lift
without
spending
a
mint
of
money.
Many
modern
styles
and
fabrics,
in
an
interesting
choice
of
colors.
PRICED
FROM
ensniD
TO
Mrs
J
R
mrfc
i.
in
h.,J
uaJf
Adventures,"
was
enjoyed
irr
u
in
rK.r
f
1
on
.Djr
Mr-
E
Mattes
grade
IV
cil
Kriltle
V
cif-
The
grade
and
will
be
assud
hv
y
Mr.
t
T
?M.nn
'
!V
cla&
Presented
a
historical
Jplay
on
the
discovery
and
ex
i
if
j
(is
Monday
1
1
r
$22700
16950to19950
si
meeting
of
the
Fire
Films
.-
irrt
Canadian
("111
TWO-mi'K
rOXVUKTOS
ploration
or
Newfoundland
bused
on
the
story
"Westward
Ho!"
This
play,
under
the
direction
of
principal
T.
O.
Bateman.
proved
Interesting
and
educa
ur.'ii
will
be
held
In
Shown
Nurses
Lounge
at
the
Civic
M.'i.day
tional.
,
Following
-.he
program,
ten
j
wa
served
to
the
parents
and
;'
!ll
lie
Mr.j
Two
films
of
Interest
were
r
and
Mr
H
Mc-
t.hown
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Tl.ry
discuss
ItfEiAtered
Nurses
A
unrl.it
inn
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
SIom-
Building
Phone
Blue
593
mends
by
Conrad
Street
Par-
BEDROOM
SUITES
3-Pce.
Bedroom
Suites
'
4-Pce.
Bedroom
Suites
EEK
n
rrk
puhlir
mrtl.fig
J.aiil
VIiihiI
tonight
piUKb-WIDE
SALE
$
Broken
Lines
".
.
.
Broken
Stock
Here
are
suites
that
will
suit
every
taste
and
every
budget.
Choose
the
rne
that
you
like
the
best,
and
we
ll
make
sure
that
it
lits
your
room.
Don't
delay
any
longer.
Choose
from
these
top
quality,
beautifully
styled
pieces.
See
them
and
you'll
appreciate
the
value.
,
One
film
was
entitled
"Fire
I
md
Your
Hospital"
and
the
other
,m
traveliue
of
Nova
Scotia.
Miss
F.lizabelh
Clement,
mat-
run
of
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
ga"e
a
report
on
a
council
meeting
of
the
B
C.
Registered
Nurses
Asaoclnlton
which
I
she
attended
in
Vancouver
last
month.
(
1
Next
nieetlnu
of
the
n,up
will
be
held
March
30.
because
the
regular
mpetlntf
Hat
firt
M,,n.
'
All
reduced
BELOW
COST
to
cleor
Mrmnrui
r-Tt.
hich
inn.
nmm,
Mond.iT,
s.3950
$17950
PRICED
FROM
AND
UP
Thursday
-
Friday
-
Saturday
".(htm
nxrllng
Im
LUGGAGE
-1
i
day
of
the
month,
falls
on
Easter
Monday.
Baby
Carriages
and
Go-Carts
waders
VIvclU.
Cord.
Ml
Wool
BOYS'
PANTS
1.95
&
2.95
f
URLS'
TUNIC
BLOUSE
Sites
7
and
t
1.89
Cliriitcnul
1
Aj,;:,
n.iltc
over
I
-hi
at
8
(i
(
!,
k
4
I
CallicJral
Sec
our
wide
seleotion
of
baby
carriages
and
go-carts
tomorrow!
ItABY
CARRIAGES
Priced
from
Pin
i0.
"I
t!i
M.w.v,.
II,.
Slreper
-3-piere.
llrrsM-s
Silk,
Cotton
Rompers
Klmnum
Vlvella
FOR
INFANTS
A
double
christening
ceremony
:
at
St.
Andrew
s
Cathedra!
was
;
celebrated
in
the
baptism
of
'
Robert
Edward
Alexander,
and
Leslie
James
Dawes.
'
Make
any
trip
happier
with
fine
Icokinq
quality
luggago
from
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Wc
carry
a
full
selection
of
trunks,
travelling
cases,
gladstones,
and
twin
sets
at
prices
that
are
reasonable.
flmw
March
IS
I
J
i
l
J:
I
1'itrp
,
n
i
$44.50
t5(
iv,r,h
u..
a
i
!
Parents
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sid
;
7
r.,,rH..
..
.
7
Alexander
of
1380
Sixth
Avenue
FOR
BOYS
.
.
.
GO-CARTS
Kalnroals
SuiU
Jackets
;
fcajit.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
ii
i!
"P
;
Dawes
i.f
14A
Fnnrth
Avenue
M
drue,
s,,turcia.v
East.
I
T'nijii..
Every-
Godparents
for
the
Alexander
',
I"
f
T
ini
f
e
OS,
boy
were
Mr.
Ted
CaptUcX
and
j
i
rlK
13
I
K
L
J
llressrj
Si-s
2
to
12
Skirts
SUes
2
to
12
Kimonas
Sizes
2
to
8
Mr.
nr.
and
ano
m
Mrs
is.
ituwes,
Dawes:
fur
lor
the
ine
..
L
N0LEUM
i
..i:re
HujH
rt
group
Dawes
baby,
Mr
Howard
Haugen
,
S
AnunVUHlll
(,u....t
:
At.
......
A..
At...
.
a
t,
'
mi.
Kill.
IY.IJI.
4l'.IM
LUt.
i
-
il
1.11
n..
.
Jt
1
i
i
PiliK'c
Ru
Refreshments
were
served
at
v.
liS
,
,i-.
1
1
FOR
MATERNITY
i
j8
Silk
Print
Dresses
.fiab.irdine
Suits
!
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dawes
I
following
the
service.
f
,r'k
tMrr
ad-msnh-
weial
and
If
vou
arc
planninq
to
buy
Lino.
Gordon
&
Anderson's
is
the
place
to
come.
We
carrv
the
larqest
stock
of
Inlaid
Linoleum
and
Congoleum
in
Northern
B.C.
WOM
Accept
The
Stork
Shoppe
5
Candidates
'"op
Bakery
Frldnv
;
Dixio
Taify
Cake
THrrl
t
iniitw
XV
lhna.
HI...
CIA
Bfina
Your
Room
Measurements
with
You
'
kr
ii,..,.
i
J
bread-sliced"
n
t
ite7
(551
meeting
of
the
Women
of
Tne
t'FU!)
o
..
!
M.MMiC
j
cxins
of
Norway
!
a
rf..,-,o(i..
.,
u,n..
...
n,n
1
10
tr
"l
8
p
m
Bov
8eou
Assoc'tation.
,
t-s
Mho
k
prl7'r
1
R"Kent
Kn.ser
gave
a
re-w
F.RIG1
PAIR
E
v
..
"id
...
"JiKeion
the
winter
conference
held
""iimument
111
Victoria
alter
which
refresh-
firomr
55';
incuts
were
served.
CANADA'S
BtST-LIKED
SHIRT
Arrow
Dart
R95
COTT
-
McH
ALE
'Canada's
Finest
Shoes
For
Men)
THE
TO?
NAME
IN
REFRIGERATOR".
-r
cm.
feci
Storage
Space
Freezes
ond
keeps
44
pounds
o'
f.-oicn
foods.
A
Cyclamotie
Dcfrast'irq
-jlr
Roll-to-Yfi
Shc'v-s
Priced
from
$S2.975
CONVENIENT
TERMS
rHONE
46
FOR
FRIGIDAIRE
SERVICING
and
GALE
MODI
I.
I)('K
-f0
fvsryone
looki
flood
in
Dart
that's
why
it's
Canada's
favorite
shirll
Nonwilt,
medium-point
collor
keeps
rlj
freih
good
looks
all
day
long.
Tapered
tor
trim
fit
(the,
Mitoga
trade-mark
tells
you
fficitf).
"So
itoriied
"
broadtloth,
W
have
your
six
.
.
.
tea
Dart
here
to.
7.
m
US
&
NKKERSON
MEN'S
CLOTHING
i
ANDERSON
'hp
i
cn
novc
ubf
arrived
ana
CIJ'C
Possible
styles.
The
smartest
end
or,awo
shoes
you
can
find
onywherc.
Fi"d
Them
Anvtims
A
GORDON
Sbo
A
'
hion
Footwear
PHONE
46
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