Church
WA
Stages
Aero
Club
Banquet
Will
See
26
Flyers
Honored
With
Presentation
of
"Wings"
terrace
Scoul
fsful
Valentine
Tea
I
Cjroup
di
L
of
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
945
Borden
omtniltce
private
licences
rtcelve
a
$100:30
hours
flying
time.
Ground
AT
LEAST
(V?
the
scene
yesterday
afternoon
of
ar,
llentine
tea,
presented
,by
members
of
Association
of
the
First
United
Church
Graham.
WA
Instruction
Includes
a
minimum
of
ten
hours
and
In
order
to
receive
a
private
licence
a
student
pilot
must
pass
three
government
exams.
The
tests
include
one
on
air
regulations,
one
on
meteorology
and
navigation
and
one
on
airmanship.
The
examinations
are
given
by
a
department
of
transport
Inspector
who
makes
periodic
visits
to
the
giant
iium
me
government.
Chief
Instructor
and
also
president
of
the
Aero
club
is
Bob
Kelsey.
Assisting
him
during
the
past
four
years
were
John
Fin-ley,
Miss
Dawn
Dawson,
W.
E.
Harper,
Vic
McGuire
and
Dick
Malcolm
who
is
the
present
Instructor.
The
approved
course
consists
of
a
minimum
of
12
hours
dual
Hying
and
a
total
minimum
of
'
Special
to
The
Dally
News
TERRACE
Claude
Dale
was
elected
president
of
the
First
Terrace
Scouts
and
Cubs
group
committee
at
a
special
meeting
of
the
group
In
the
I
OOF
hall.
Other
officers
named
were;
Vice-president
Mose
Dubeau;
secretary-treasurer
Rev.
M.
W.
O'Conncll;
committee,
Cpl.
Ted
Brue
and
Charles
Pillar.
Fred
Skinner
was
named
Bcoutmaster
and
Mrs.
Goodman
was
named
AkeJa
for
the
Cubs.
For
Your
Old
Radio
1rs.
On'cnc
r-I
the
affair,
for
,Lis
rooms
Wfi-p
ut'ts
of
sininu
iKl
motif
si-rvins
was
table,
car-,
beautiful
spiny
Twenty-six
flying
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
will
oe
honored
at
the
group's
general
meeting
and
banquet
to
be
held
Saturday,
February
20
at
the
aero
club's
headquarters
at
Seal
Cove.
The
presentation
of
wings
Insignia
to
the
14
or
15
members
still
in
Prince
Rupert
marks
the
culmination
of
four
years
of
training
with
the
Prince
Rupert
club.
Flyin
members
to
be
honored
are:
John
Finley,
N.
Skogmo,
Pat
Deane,
Doug
Hague,
Bill
Tocker,
Jay
Burns,
Seif
Anderson,
Bill
Strahl,
Vic
Grant,
Lome
Stephens,
Jon
Frederick,
Stu
Shells'.
Ed
Wampler,
Lfn
Brewerton,
ruce
Malcolm,
Cecil
Wing,
Doug
Hogarth,
Oeorge
Aliard,
Ralph
Mrs.
diaries
Young,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Young
presided.
Serviteurs
included
Mrs.
W
Davidson,
Mrs.
A.
D.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
Mrs.
R.
Lewii
and
Mrs
O.
Ciccone,
while
li
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
L.
V.
Tat-toisall,
Mrs.
A.
Thompson
anc
Mrs.
K.
Harding.
Cashiers
were
Mrs.
D.
Owen
and
Mrs.
L.
Franklin,
i
RCA
Victor
Model
V707
itp
tulips
auu
Five
Brownies
Enrolled
Here
low
silver
bowl
in
silver
holcl-
It
was
open
house
at
the
First
ami
vltnnerA
fcring
I'"'
aiu-r-
J.
Marcliani.
New
horizons
in
family
entertainment
are
yours
with
this
magnificent
new
Victrola
Radio-
.,
Miss
v.
Card
Parly
Twelve
tables
were
in
nlnv
nt.
A.
S.
Nicker-
;,,rk
and
Mrs
Mathews,
Joe
Goscoe,
Dwlght
the
last
of
a
winter
series
of
card
t
Peretz,
year
stars
went
to
Linda
Pay,
Pat
Farrell,
Patty
Parfeniuk,
Dolyn
McMeckin
and
Helen
Moore.
The
session
saw
the
30
Brownies
demonstrate
favorite
games
for
their
parents,
including
special
Valentine
Barnes,
and
seconders
of
the
pack
served
tea
to
the.
guests.
Directing
the
activities
were
Brown'
Owl
Mrs.
O.
Eidsvik,
Tawny
Owl
Mrs.
K.
H.
Tucker
and
Snowy
Owl
Mrs.
Ralph
Pay.
Ronnie
Black,
Stan
Prince
Rupert
Brownie
Pack
meeting
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
this
week,
and
many
mothers
and
friends
watched
five
Brownies
enrolled
and
six
others
receive
service
stars.
DUUirt
Couiiui&Hiouer
Miss
H.
Sllvcrsidcs
enrolled
the
Brownies,
including
Kerry
Allan,
Wendy
Christensen,
Margy
Forward.
Edna
Johnson
and
Diane
Fos-sum.
Winning
a
three-year
service
star
was
Judy
Bird,
while
one-
co-i'onvi.'il-
parties
staged
by
the
Catholic
i
Kaardal,
Elizabeth
Holmes,
Bob
j
Phonograph
rrimhinntirin
I
which
featured
I
stall
at
which
women
s
League
at
Annuncla-
I
Sylvester
and
Dave
Dowsley.
tlon
school
last
night.
Following
the
presentation
of
Winners
at
whist
were
Mrs.
A.
wings
Stu
Shelley
will
be
pre-Bowen
and
Mrs.
F.
Grlmble,
J
sented
with
a
silver
cup
for
crib,
Mrs.
Simpson
and
H.
Dean
j
winning
the
"bombing"
contest
Mark
'
"
.fa.
t
-
Royal
Purple
Plans
Bazaar,
Rummage
Sale
Plans
for
a
spring
bazaa)
were
made
when
members
of
the
Order
of
the
Royal
Purple
held
their
semi-monthly
meet-ins
here.
Mrs.
O.
Slatta
was
named
convener
of
the
bazaar,
to
be
staged
in
the
Elks'
Home,
Mas
15.
Mrs.
R.
Boychuk
was
named
In
charge
of
sewing
and
Mrs.
Pat
Dean,
home
cooking.
The
'group
also
discussed
plans
for
a
rummage
sale
to
be
held
in
April.
.
with
.
Mrs.
N.
Johnson
as
convener.
Mrs.
Boychuk
reported
a
Powerful
7-tube
standard
or
shortwave
reception.
Three-speed
Victrola
with
automatic
record
changer.
;
Roomy
record
.
storage
compartment.
s
fay
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
12.
1954
,
Sale
shciai
010
c
nperial
Order
Empire
chap-
ricciimu,
onngc,
Mrs.
U.
ClOU-ticr
and
Mrs.'
A;
Brebner,
door
prize
Mrs.
Simpson
and
pool
Mrs.
E.
Telseth.
Conveners
for
the
affair
were
Mrs.
R.
Brett,
Mrs.
L.
Doiron,
Mrs.
J.
Oaron
and
Mrs.
J.
Bug-ylnka.
'
Old
Lighthouse
100-year-old
lighthouse
erected
on
Fastnct
rock
off
County
Cork,
Ireland,
Is
visible
for
18
miles.
held
here
last
summer.
The
meeting
will
then
proceed
with
the
general
business
and
the
election
of
officers.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
a
dance
will
be
held
for
members
of
the
club
and
their
guests.
The
26
members,
some
of
whom
are
no
longer
here,
all
passed
Department
of
Transport
examinations
to
receive
their
private
pilots
licence.
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
club
Is
now
a
government-approved
flying
school
and
members
who
earn
their
i
(LELDLD
CJD
I
hastess
tomor-
ELEGANT
STYLING..,
EXQUISITE
PERFORMANCE
'..
me
Legion
nan
RockAlount
i
py
tea
and
sal.;,
$3.55
plus
I
MODERATE
COST,
i
anniversary
01
ii
Chapter
is
$29950
I
hamper
of
groceries
had
been
TK
advertisement
is
not
puWsJied
or'
delayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
cr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
.
,
combininn
the
nruverea
10
a
needy
lamny.
The
group
prepares
hampers
for
local
relief
every
second
month.
l.iptfi'S,
as
a
iijutc.
oraanized
54
The
meeting
also
approved
Clark
Murray
;
donation
of
$5
to
the
Rnv
Remit.
a
patriotic
or-
;
Association
after
hearlnn
an
an-!
$26.00
Down
-
$13.00
Monthly
.
FULLY
GUARANTEED
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THIS
GREAT
TRADE-IN-OFFER
aims
and
ob-:
D.,ai
from
roun
,
;
a
bond
of
un-
;
Refreshments
were
served
at
women
ana
the
close
bv
Mrs
N
Gurvirh.
fmpirc.
Mrs.
J.
Flnten.
Mrs.
R.
Currie
orocr,
num-1
and
Mrs.
H.
Wright.
t'anada,
under-;
and
e
ducu-j
Ill
"
oi.rships
are
s
fan
no
aate
DON'T
FORGET
fciost
chanters
A
Y7
W7
-
-
xtli,
a.istin
rs
s
'
-
"
Local
Delegate
3
.
.
.
t
riothinB
over-
j
q
k-I
A
Session
ork
in
Great
,
,
.
i
nd
Korea,
In
:..ida.
t
1
oiaii
uuiKuie
was
named
Prince
Rupert
delegate
to
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Federation
convention
In
Vancouver
April.
21
to
23,
at
this
month's
meeting
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
ers
WASHER
Special
School
P-TA.
Drive
Satur-,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Carlson
was
named
(37
nlternate
delegate.
The
local
p-TAii
alternate
annually
in
HMvity
Simp
mi
February
12
rIl'Ju"K
uciwgaic
10
rcpreseni,
'
U
x
J
ivc
1
38
1
KIPrt
nt
tne
convention.
Mr.
,
Hulgntc
Is
president
of
Booth
.
Hat
Simp
will
:
P-TA.
f.bruary
15
to
The
meeting
al.so
approved
i37i
donation
of
$10
to
the
Boy
Scout
,,,
,
,
,
Association.
Dance
In
aid
md
Cubs,
Frl-
Mrs-
R
-
Farmer
reported
a
p.m.,
Conrad
,,,lB'
membership
of
112,
after.
50c.
(38)
vtilrh
two
films
were
shown?
4
2,
isi'
nri
D.ni"e.
Frl-1
list
8
o'clock,
by
Mike
Co-
Kelectloiv
on
da
Sun
valley
,
itl-mrr,
by
Miss
Evelyn,
Hrehorka.
,
1
RvfreKhmenU
were
served
at'
the
close
bv
a
committee
headed
i
by
Mrs.
M.
W.
MacKenzle.
j
jwclconie.
I36i
fULLY
GUARANTEED
A
QUALITY
PRODUCT
GYRATOR
ACTION
FULLY
PORCELAIN
ENAMELLED
TUB
ill
curds
for
V.
Sunday
tlv-i;rciit
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February
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special
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people.
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