Borden
Parent-Teacher
I
Ball-
tnnua
Prinee
Rupert
Daily
Nevs
Thursday,
September
17,
1953
Tour
Party
Gets
Quick
Look
At
City
Before
Departing
Group
Installs
Officers
fi;
it
nmnirtly
meeting
of
54
school
year
was
held
on
Tues-
couver
to
Prince
Rupert,
and!
,
full
of
praise,
too,
for
the
hos-
!
pitallty
of
westerners.
!
i"1"'-""""'
...."
.uay
ine
school
with
a
iar
An
excited,
and
visibly
impressed
group
of
some
40
Americans
spilled
off
the
Prince
Ru
iation
of
the
1953-
tier
Aw
The
annual
nurses'
ball
was
a
.
uicu
visil
10
B.V.
racK-
jers,
where
they
fired
questions
'at.
nlont
Affiii
pert
when
she
docked
here
yesterday
afternoon,
eager
for
a
quick
look
at
the
city
before
oose
Women
i
"
r1"""
uii-iuis,
uiey
returned
to
the
Rupert
for
dinner,
arid
then
boarded
the
train.
1
',
Oil
i
'
V
I?
I
attendance
present.
"
Mrs.
A.
Logan,
retiring
president,
called
the
meeting
to
order
and
asked
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
to
conduct
the
installation
ceremony.
Two
vacancies
occurred
since
the
June
meeting
and
these
were
filled.
Complete
list
of
office
follows:
Honorary
president.
J.
8
Wilson;
president.
n
r.
TattA-
MONTREAL.
September
17th
Is
the
eombioa-tion
of
Fall
houaecltaning
and
a
iluffy
head-iW
making
you
feel
bluer
than
a
ruinv
ilav?
Here's
what
to
do!
Spread
MKNTHOI.ATUM
liberally
inside
each
nostril
and
enirl
well
back
for
cooliua,
J
soothing
relief.
Meulholalum'a
medicated
vapours
relieve
irritated
membranes
almost
iinmrdialely
ease
the
sturhnere
and,
first
thing
you
know,
you
can
breathe
e;u
W
Hum
M..mi.ol.t,.n,
a
jnurpridridye
major
topic
of
discussion
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
chapter
of
the
Registered
Nurses'
Association,
held
In
the
nurses'
home.
Tentative
plans
were
made,
but
no
date
was
set
for
the
popular
Prince
Rupert
event.
Another
feature
of
the
meetinf
was
a
report
by
Mrs.
Neil
stron-dahl
on
the
annual
B.C.
Registered
Nurses'
Association
con
hristmas
Tree
ir
a
special
Christmas;
ROSENEATH,
Ont.
(CP)
Virginia
Belfer
of
Gait,
eight-year-old
pianist
who
has
won
honors
in
various
competitions,
gave
a
recital
of
15
numbers
in
th)s
town
near
Peterborough
while
visiting
her
grandparent's
home.
Virginia
played
Each
and
Beethoven
among
other
works.
v
lor
orunanaEe
m
combination
of
fast-acting
ingredients
in
a
bland,
soothing
baie,
relieves
many
other
diacomforta,
too.
Send
far
m
g'nerout
fr
sample
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.y.
llu
NsW
...4
Special
Shampoo
Brunh
It
Voutt
FREE
I
(For
'
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,
-
J
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At
...
.
.
.
vention
held
in
Vancouver
Ii
June.
r
b.
"'
ium-iismtu
t
vice-president,
Mrs.
M.
Wayman'
)s
ol
the
Women
of
the
;
secretary,
Mrs.
G.
Calderwood-.
,,
(
ax
night
in
the
j
treasurer,
Mrs.
A.
Logan'
social
Ti'inpie.
iconvenej,
Mrs.
O.
Cook;'
mem-
h-
-'i;:ikine
committee
i
bernhlp
convener,
Mrs
R
a
the
project
which
-uf
,-haiui
Lewis;
literary
convener,
Mrs
tt
gifts
sent
to
Mooneheart,
More;
programe
convener
Miss
,,(-sponsored
orphanage,
p.urnhof
:
publicity,
Mrs
S
Strom-l0nmittee
appealed
to
all
bold;
film
council
representat-om
uf
the
WOTM
to
at--tive.
Mrs.
R.
Munro;
dental
;!,emxt
meetiiiK.
October
7,
clinic,
Mrs.
j
plnniger.
music
starting
on
the
homeward
leg
of
their
northwest
tour.
The
40
men
and
women,
of
Buffalo,
New
York,
and
district,
participating
in
the
fourth
annual
tour
sponsored
by
The
Buffalo
Evening
News,
were
taken
to
see
the
B.C.
Packers
cold
storage
plant
and
other
points
of
interest
in
the
city,
before
boarding
the
tiain
for
their
jaunt
eastward
to
Jasper
and
Winnipeg,
and
011
to
Buffalo.
H.
E.
Boyer'of
the
Northern
Pacific
Railway
company
Is
leading
the
party
which
left
Buffalo
September
8,
and
visited
Yellowstone
park,
Spokane,
Portland,
Seattle,
Victoria
and
Vancouver
before
boarding
the
Prince
Rupert
lor
the
trip
north.
Few
if
any
of
the
visitors
had
seen
the
American
or
Canadian
West
before,
and
all
were
Impressed.
;
.
.
Mr.
Boyer
said
they
were
the
Wl
MIUUIUK
BUU
liaiKlllIlgJ
iNOthlflg
more
satisfactory
tlian
a
sliampoo
with
tiiis
prowr
uutmpuo
biwh
designed
by
a
hair
export.
It
has
dozens
of
tiny
fiavcrt
instead
of
bn.-ties.
These
plialjie
-
Huge
gtnttg
masmfe
your
s.
alp
and
stimulate
circulalion,
to
help
keep
vonr
huir
he.ililiy
.
.
.'and
gleatniiig!
To
net
this
f'ftfct'
SHAMPOO
BHVSH
(worth
60
ctnt)
tend
BOTH
f:U.f
LAPS
til
any
tnti
ration
oj
etlhrr
K
(l.
f
Rt
ME
SHAMPOO
OK
LIFEBUOY
SHAM
CHF.AU
ih
VKio
'
Cover
handling
and
maUina
"
costs
to:
Shampoo
Brush;
Dept.
D
r.U.
Bux
loIH,
Jul
untti,
Ont.
.
r
prepuruiiuiia
mi
me
ana
arama,
Mrs.
H.
Cobb-
P-TA
SEPARATES
make
full
fashion
news
for
ny
tots
In
this
piece
corduroy
panty
sacque
set
designed
by
Princess
Pat.
With
a
panty
sacque.
jacket.
The
PUk
Of
The
New
Crop
...
j
,.rfc
f
Then,
with
nl.,,
MS'
ttK
BEBSS
1
mas
party
win
ue
maue.
tre
i
lo.
i'
of
the
business
n,
refi-e.sliments
were
ser-,y
die
lionic-niaking
com-
council,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Bergen.
The
auditor's
report
showed
a
strong
financial
standing.
Plans
were
discussed
for
the
forthcoming
year
and
committees
aD-
yes,
Heinz
gives
you
only
the
finest
of
tomatoes
in
their
famous
Tomato
Products
.
.
-.
one
reaon
crawler,
and
hat,
a
variety
of
costumes
become
apparent
to
because
I
know
that
my
4
H.OjJ.
Si'ourin.-.,
Pad9
will
iki
)
whatever
I
aeed
"
them
for.
in
a
"
jilfy.
Maybe
it
to
scour
the
hath
.
tub
t
rw
'
pointed
to
bring
reports
and
rec-
tne
imaginative
parent.
w
n
v
it
h
i
n
a
v?
T
O
M
A
T
jir
mimlon
omniendationa.
.
.
i
In
competition
as
to
which
di--
!
vi.ion
had
the
greatest
number
!
K63Q
I
PIQ
OTOUD
i
of
parents
present.
Mrs.
Calder-
!
r
most
enthusiastic
group
he
had
worked
with,
full
of
praise
for
the
beautiful
scenery
partieu-larly
along
the
coast
from
Van
K
K
T
C
H
U
P
is
such
a
favourite.
It's
rich
with
the
f
Iff!
7
1
,
UUI'S
Plans
Season
j
wood
s
division
was
declared
the
'
winner.
I
Pictures
of
Her
Majesty
Queen
The
Shakespearian
Reading
inn
I
Elizabeth
II
had
been
framed
invrnV
f'fPl
Tf-iT-rv
Ci
committee,
i
Sroup
nell
Its
first
meeting
of
by
Mr.
,,,,!,
t
of
the
f,i-
Downing'.
the
top
of
the
store
or
a
.burned
S
pot.
Sometimes
it's
to
take
a,
slain
off
linoleum
'.
,
or
remove
old
wax.
Any
time
every
time
I"'
SMS.
do-s
the
job!
It
s
reilly
a
mmjiriU
combination
of
sturdy,
interwoven
fibres,
filled
with-grease-dissolving
soap.
They're
so
neatly
made
too
a
pleasure
to
use
in
every
aay.
I
think
that
"SO.S."
must
stand,
too,'
for
.
"Secret
of
Sccrcts"
for
,
evpry
(
woman
who
wants
her
house
to
shine
with
cleauhiiese.
It's
certain-
ly
mine!
flavour
of
ripe,
red
tomatcjes
and
of
course
the
Heinx
t'hefs
add
just
the
right
combination
of
fragrant
spices
to
give
it
that
very
special
good
tate.
Then
there's
Heinz
delicious
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
and
Heini
Chili
Sauce
that
add
sparkle
to
many
a
"Plain
Susan"
dish
and.
last
but
not
leant
Heinz
Tomato
Juice
that's
such
a
delicious
source
of
Vitamins
A
and
C.
Look
for
the
"New
Pack
Parade"
of
lleing
Tomato
Products
at
your
grocer's
now.
Copies
of
English
papers,
"The
the
1953-54
seison
Tuesday
night
Sphere"
and
"The
Illustrated
!
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
London
News"
with
pictures
of
j
,tarry
winstone,
Summit
apart-the
coronation
had
been
received
!
and
were
issued
for
the
various
i
ments-
divisions.
j
The
group,
which
reads
the
Mr.
Telford
took
over
the
chair
works
of.
Shakespeare
for
pleas-after
the
Installation
of
officers
ure,
chose
a
tentative
cast
for
and
conducted
the
business
fori
"Twelfth
Night,"
whith
will
be
th2
balance
of
the
evening.
i
read
October
6.
mm
o7
s
n
rlijinljer.
included
a
talk
on
Kiimonton
in
his
4's
lo
the
annual
meeting
Canadian
Chamber
of
urf
hi'ie,
uu'
jn
lie
s
iici.
Is
increas-ixj'jjlation
by
more
than
1
teonih.
and
has
a
total
ti.ai
of
183.000
compared
1!M.U
oil
was
dls-j
ht-rr
in
1947.
f:
:
n-.oves
from
the
v
n
1.
.rt
th'in
from
:
ai.pmt
in
the
world.
I
Bleu
The
Bay
when
I
first
broueht
FRENCH'S
INSTANT
POTATO
'
(33HD
WED
'
lit.
rff
powder
into
my
home
.
.
.
and
threw
out
the
old
drudaery
of
potato
preparation!
All
the
full
flavour
and
nutriments
of
the
finest
potatoes
are
ready
in
the
twinkling
of
an
eye
as
the
best
mashed
potatoes
you
ever
tasted
!
.
.
.
Or,
maybe
as
a
crisp
brown
coating
to
fih
cutlets,
or
croquettes
.
,
.
Try
it
as
a
thickening
for
gravies,
stews,
and
soups
.
.
.
or
as
a
topping
for
baked
casserole
dishes.
Shepherd's
Pie
.
.
.
meat
or
chicken
pie.
It
turns
a
delicate
brown
under
the
broiler
and
adds
food
flavour
and
food
values
that
I
need
in
nieal-Dlanniuz
for
mv
CZ32IIED
QSHD.
1
hungry
brood.
.
.
"
CouiU
Them
I
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the
things
you'll
like
about
BLUE
BONNET
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of
them
is
the
srwff
of
the
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Luxe
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Bonnet
quarters.
Thev
riht
from
the
package
to
the
plate
.
.
.
and
they're
individually
wrapped
in
pure
aluminum
foil.
That's
to
preserve
the
delicate
flavour
of
De
Luxe
Blue
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open
j
H:i:
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f
the
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meeting
Friday,
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i
attend.
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from
the
refrigerator
VJu
or
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meat
or
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besides
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you
II
like
about
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'
the
handy
chart
oa
the
package
shows
where
to
cut
for
recipes.
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published
or
displayed
by
the
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fji:o:'
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tbe
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