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No
Major
Complaints
About
Hospital
.
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
1
j
Wednesday,
April
23,
1954
Ceylon,
no
a
domi
Uon,
was
j
first
settled
by
coloi.lsts
from
j
India
in
the
6ih
century
BC.
WvWiWyWAVSVvWAVA
Made
by
Patients
City
Council
Told,
Ed
PTA
Plays
Part
ar
on
Crime
Comics
Teacher
Fed-
The
group
planned
to
buy
"
crime
comics
flower
seeds
for
improvement
of
'
"
hv
local
Par-
the
school
grounds,
additional
On
the
whole
there
had
been;
keeping
methods
are
satisfac-
friifs
displayed
nasium,
and
film
strips,
record
u
have
been
1
a
I
minis
ana
nrjrary
Dooks,
choice
l'"108
.l..-
nt
.i-hlrh
mill
ha
ln
IV,.
Ji
ma'rr
complaints,
h.'
told
j
council.
i
At
the
present
time,
Aid.
Lyons
1
said,
a
-
hospital
accreditation
board
had
been
operating
for
j
two
years
in
Canada
and
there
is
!
only
two
Inspectors,
he
said.
i
The
new
alterations
planned;
for
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
should
enable
the
hospital
come
to
accreditation
stand-
7
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LUiivu-
II
ouya't.
comic
I
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butlon
of
$100
to
the
local
P-TA
had
toured
the
bursary
fund,
and
endorsed
ac-
mjy
issues
ui
tlcm
or
tne
executl"e
In
present
ards,
but
the
main
hitch
was
proving
the
service
in
the
hos-tne
matter
of
records.
There
is
pital?
V.N
1
I
f"
J
ad
hi.d
taken
,
,d
illi-cal
by
the
,
r
will
be
shipped
j
action
by
the
;,rect
P-TA.
also
j
ing
a
farewell
gift
to
Mrs.
Verna
MacDoimld,
hospital
convener
for
the
past
year,
who
has
left
the
city.
-
.
A
nominating
committee,
to
su'.'PTKt
a
Mate
of
officers
for
the
coming
year
was
named,
including
Mrs.
J.
G.
Steenbergen,
Mrs.
K.
Hardy
and
Mrs.
M.
Lemon.
Attendance
prizes
went
to
the
rlnsse
of
Miss
F,dif?
Jack
and
Miss
Vech.
Following
the
business
session,
Mr.
Moore
showed
several
films
used
to
illustrate
social
studies
and
played
records
used
in
music
appreciation
classes,
one
of
which
covered
the
life
of
Mozart
in
dramatic
sketches
with
tory?:
(6)
Did
any
particular
in-
i
cident
occur
that
displeased
I
you?;
(7)
On
your
discharge
'
from
the
hospital,
was
the
office
,
staff
courteous?;
(8)
Were
you
tired
after
visiting
hour3?
Do
you
think
there
l
too
much
time
allowed
for
visiting?;
'91
Have
you
any
ideas
or
suggestions
that
might
assist
us
In
lm-
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEDAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
cood
economical
car
try
our
A-S0
Al
STIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
$1495,
that
Includes
foam
rub
ber
seats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
and
heater-defroster
unit.
SUPERIOR.
AUTO
SERVICE
I
excerpts
from
his
best-known
compositions.
Both
films
and
Photo
by
Chandler's
Btudiu
HONEYMOONING
IN
SAN
FRANCISCO
and
Honolulu
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jone
Kim
Dong
Lee
who
were
married
here
last
Thursday
in
an
impressive
ceremony-in
the
First
United
Church.
The
bride,
Jean
Bew
Eng,
Is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eng
Fook
Young
of
Prince
George,
and
the
groom
son
of
Mr.
Charles
Hew
Lee,
pioneer
businessman
of
this
city.
On
their
return,
the
couple
will
make
their
home
at
817
Third
Avenue
West.
-
records
were
purchased
with
P-TA
funds.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
close
by
the
committee
under
Mrs.
O.
R.
Green.
At
the
Borden
Street;
meeting,
a
motion
was
passed
authorizing
the
bursary
committee
of
the
P-TA
Council
to
decide
distribu-
36-Bed
Addition
Planned
'
For
Provincial
Blind
Centre
t'011
of
l'ie
bursary
fund,
The
attendance
banner
went
to
Principal
J.
8.
Wilson'.-
class
and
at
the
close
of
the
session
two
films,
were
shown,
"The
Story
of
Money"
and
"Sing
with
many
services
being
provided
to
blind
persons
such
as
home
GUARD
THOSE
YOU
LOVE
...
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
Answers
to
a
questionnaire
1
given
patients
of
Prince
Rupert
no
General
Hospital
have
shown
!
that
there
are
no
major
complaints
of
the
way
the
hospital
is
being
run,
Alderman
Phil
Lyon
told
city
council
this
week.
Alderman
Lyons,
council's
rep
resentative
on
the
hospital
board
of
directors,
said
that
the
nine-
Item
questionnaire
had
been
to
given
to
patients
who
had
stayed
in
the
hospital
five
days
or
longer.
There
had
been
spme
complaints
about
meals,
mostly
about
Jlems
in
the
diet
and
there
had
been
some
complaints
about
linen.
However,
he
said,
as
soon
as
the
latter
complaint
had
been
received,
an
Improved
contract
with
a
laundry
had
been
obtained.
Dental
Clinic
"Out
of
Red"
Improvement
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Children's
Dental
Clinic
finances,
now
"out
of
the
red,"
was
reported
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Council
here
Monday
night.
J.
S.
Wilson,
chairman
of
the
Clinic
organization,
told
the
group-
that,
thanks
to
P-TA's
i
and
other
organizations,
the
clinic
was
now
operating
in
the
black.
He
thanked
the
various
donations
and
hoped
that
similar,
support
in
tuture
would
allow
continuation
of
the
clinic.
The
council
welcomed
back
Stan
Holgate,
delegate
to
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Federation
convention
held
in
Burnaby.
Mr.
Holgate
will
report
in
full
on
the
convention
to
each
of
the
city
P-TA
groups
at
their
May
meetings.
The
bursary
committee
reported
advertising
the
bursary
project
both
at
school
and
for
the
public,
and
pointed
out
that
the
bursary,
for
students
planning
teacher
training,
was
open
to
young
people
not
attending
sr.hnnl
this
venr
as
well
rr
to
i
manicure
booth
and
shoe
shine
i
booth?
plus-
a
variety
of
games
of
skill.
The
annual
show
will
continue
through
Friday
and
Saiur-tiiiy
with
afternoon
sessions
from
2
to
5
p.m.
and
evening
Sessions
from
7
to
10
p.m.
;!'
.
.
i
-
rv
This
advertisement
11
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
ot
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
no
trained
file
clerk
on
the
hos-pltal
staff
but
a
stiff
member
had
volunteered
to
take
the
neessry
course.
The
course
will
take
nearly
two
years,
Aid.
Lyons'
said,
and
the
hospital
will
help
defray
part
of
the
cost.
The
questionnaire
sent
to
parien
was
as
follows
r
ill
Were
you
courteously
received
by
tne
clerks
in
the
ad
mitting
office?;
(2)
Waa
the
nursing
staff
(nurses
and
nurse's
aidesi
pleasant
and
courteous?;
'3l
Did
you
enjoy
your
meals?
Was
there
sufficient
food
or
not
enough?
Was
It
served
correctly?
Was
the
tea
and
coffee
hot
when
served?
Did
the
dietition
visit
you?;
'
(4)
How
often
was
your
bed
linen
replaced
or
changed?
Do
vou
think
this
was
often
enough?
Was
the
condition
of
the
linen
satisfactory?;
(5)
Do
you
think
our
house-
Wor
Invention
LONDON
(CP)-A.
J.
Langlcy.
former
commander
in
the
Royal
Navy
now
living
in
Ottawa.,
hus
bepn
70
h
wfrdCd
rPl
commission
on
awards
to
in
ventors
for
his
"time
pencil"
detonator.
Langley
claimed
that
15,500.000
of
the
"pencils"
were
used
during
the
Second
World
War.
IP1
Don't
spoil
your
holiday.
,
Be
sure
your
tires
are
"in
lop
shape
See
.-.
.
,
;-'
'
on
Used
Tires'V
y
"Liberal
Trade-in
Allowance
SUPER
SERVICE
You'll
teaching,
talking
book
machines
assistance
in
obtaining
eye
care
and
personal
counselling.
During
the
year,
he
told
the
local
j
branch,
several
persons,
both
adults
and
children
had
been
brought
into
Vancouver
for
adjustment
training
and
eye
care.
In
keeping
with
the
Institute's
prevention
of
,
blindness
program
almost
every
school
in
the
territory
has
been
addressed
during
the
year
on
eye
care
and
accidents
to
the
eye,
such
as
those
'rom
BB
guns,
bows
and
arrows
and
firecrackers.
The
teachers
report,
he
said
Vit
these
talks
through:
EDUCATION
RESEARCH
WELFARE
the
Commodores."
An
Inverted
umbrella
was
placed
In
the
door
for
collections
for
the
Queen
Alexandra
Solarium
shower
of
dimes.
The
meeting
closed
with
refreshments
served
by
the
committee
headed
by
Mrs.
A.
Cook.
Rupert
Woman
Off
To
Attend
Texas
Rites
A
family
reunion,
and
home
town
centennial
celebration
is
the
goal
of
Mrs.
H.
Stangeby,
103
Ninth
Avenue
West,
who
left
here
by
plane
yesterday.
Mrs.
Stungebye
is
en
route
to
Clifton,
Basque
Count
y,
Texas
where
her
grandparents
settled
100
yenfS
ago.
'
.
'
The
whole
comity
Is
celebrat
ing
Its
centennial
and
Mrs.
Stangebye's.Iamily
is
taking
ad-'
vantage
of
flit
occasion
to
stuue
I
"
family
ger-togetUct.
of-umrtng
I
some
members
l
the
ami!,y,
who
i
;
haven't'
seen'
one
Jrjothi
r
tor
fH
years.
I
have
been
of
great
help
in
re-
I
stUdents
graduating
from
Booth
ducing
fc
cider
t..
high
this
spring.
!
Civic
Centre
Hive
of
Industry
As
Time
For
Craft
Show
Nears
TREATMENT
FACILITIES
flltik&your
donations
payable
to
'ffk.
CONQUER
CANCER
CAMPAIGN
J
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V
.
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cjo
Cfiuirniuii
'.
'
Manager
Bank
if
Montreal,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ht,
weed
10
J"'"
naming
P.
A.
Erge.
and
at
Mon-
lllCll
SI'SSWU.
hat
tlie
Boolll
join
in
the
pro-
.5
discussed
at
rd
session
Inst
decision
to
pur-
of
equipment
rlcUtlS
In
I
pram
It
f
a
was
re-elected
,i
Prince
Rupert
,n
National
In-Blind
at
last
meeting
of
the
y
council
chain-
h,
ll
wjs
dieted
i
p-phirimc
Miss
!
3,
mid
Mis.
A.
I
Pcii
r
Bird
were
j
;,taiy
and
trca-j
v
j
ti
ard
a
report
on
among
the
l.UUu
3riU.h
Columbia,
;ton.
field
secre-
fc-ouver,
and
dis-
plans
lor
nexi
jign.
Last
year's
d
a
total
of
$1,-
I.trlkll
thanked
i.htcrs
for
I
heir
a
tag
day
last,
who
served
re-
rlie
girls.
He
al-
Uaily
News,
jPR
and
theatre
Bl.iek
for
their
the
past
cam-
i
paying
tribute
l
of
the
past
year.
session
were
ot
the
Rotary
i
kinsmen,
IOUt,
!'rolessinnal
Wo-
.(iii
Ladles'
Aux-$!
and
Job
,i
'.'Kin
card
ttarlv,
erlr,
tt-
'Sien
Auditor-
IHrama
Festival
'I
meet
tonight
rnlrr
at
8
p.m.
f'ull
Merlin;
l(-
ST'ins
of
Norway
tlHMkrr:
Millari
librarian
anil
Ar-
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show
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con-
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Saturday.
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Frigidaire
Refrigerators
.
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K.i'-crs?i
AS
LOW
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26995
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Models
to
Choose
From
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
Terms
as
low
as
$26.95
down
$14.50
mntiy
"The
Store
that
Service
Built"
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
6
or
36
't
I
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f)
A
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$
'
f
with
Corn-Colo
ltd.
WORKS
shop
Construction
of
the
New
Wost-
i
minster
Service
centre
for
Ihe
I
blind
and
plans
for
addition
of
a
36-bed
wing
to
Queen
Elizabeth
Hall,
Vancouver,
provincial
residence
for
the
blind,
highlighted
a
report
given
to
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
'
the
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blind
yesterday
.
afternoon
in
the
city
council
chambers
The
report,
given
by
Dan
Wad-
dington,
CNIB
field
secretary
from
Vancouver,
to
the
annual
meeting
of
the
local
CNIB
branch
pointed
out
that
there
are
some
175
registered
cases
of
blindness
in
thio
area.
The
Mew
West
minster
centre,
which
the
CNIB
hopes
to
start
building
this
year
will
comoarr
wlth
the
Victoria
centre'
which
has
been
In
operation
fur
nearly
two
years,
Mr.
Wadrlingtori
'Id.
The
new
centre
Will
serve
the
Fraser
Valley,
.New
Wes'm;
ter
and
Burnaby,
In
which
there
ire
360
registered
blind
oersons.
Mr.
Waddington
noted
'tliat
a
CNIB
committee
hd
been
-formed
at
Kltlmat.
and
that
while
here
isn't
a
branch
tiny?
yet,
It
Is
hoped
that
the
coin
tn
Utvc
wlH
be
tile
neclpux
nf
nrte
whMi
thr
.KiUfltai
project
K
competed,
and
the,
township
forfiM'd.v
;.,
-
'He.'
mentioned
that':
v'frits
of
field
secretaries
had
roRulled
In
eminent
Canadian
writer
is
now
continuing
her
wise
counsel
.
for
readers
of
this
newspaper
through
her
new
column
"Confidentially
Yours."
Miss
Sanders
is.well
known
throughout
Canada
both
as
a
long-time
editor
of
Chatelaine
Magazine
and
as
Director
of
the
Consumer
Branch,
War-'
time
Prices
&
Trrule
Board,
Ottawa.
For
outstanding
results
in
this
difficult
post
she
was
made
a
Commander
of
the
Order
of
the
British
Empire.
This
newspaper
is
happy
to
be
nble
to
invite
you
to
road
the
Byrne
Hope
.Sanders
column
every
Thursday.
Through
it,
.--he
will
give
you
helpful
menu
suggestions,
tins
for
better,
ensier
housekeeping,
niul
valuable
information
on
row
products
and
services
as
they
become
available.
Personal
letters,
for
advice
or
information
from
Miss
Sanders,
rhouM
be
addressed
to
Byrne
Hope
Sanders,
Confidentially
Yours,
1411
Crescent
Street,
Montreal.
The
Civic
Cei
e
is
a
hive
of
Industry
thisr-week
as
Centre
staff
members
and
members
of
local
organizations
set
ufl
booths
and
decorations
for
thf
big
"Potpourri1'
craft
,shpw
opening
to-morrow
afternoon.
;
,
j
,
'-
r
Centre
crafts
director
Ko'wlie
Miies.
in
charge
of
the
project,
icmindcd
all
exhibitors,
both
merribers.
.
of
Craft
classes'-
nd
i
outsiders,
that
Aisplayii
should
be
sot
ilp
tonight
T.or
'
tomorrow
morning.
.
He
also
reported
a
change
In
schedule
on
the
bake
sales
being
staged
by
..various
city
.
women
'.u
groups.
The
Salvation
Army
will
;
stage
its
bake
sale
Thursday
and
:
the
Lutheran
Ladies'
Aid
Friday,
i
The
show
opens
at
2
p.m.,
with
displays
of
crafts,
sales
of
fan?y-j
work,
novelties
and
others,
.
a
;
baby-sitting
service
Jitney
dance,
refreshed
Famous
Editor's
Homemaking
Column
Will
Be
Regular
Thursday
Feature
when
you
pause
for
Coke
There's
a
good
reason
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