Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
2L
1952
Committees
Of
Hospital
Loca
II
Iff.
I.
.
a
n
d
Back
From
Public
Health
Institute
of
economics
at
University
of
Washington.
All
public
health
workers
in
the
province
attended.
Miss
Elaine
Delisle
PHN
is
returning
on
Tuesday's
plane.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
president
of
PERSONAL
MM.
L.
M.
Felsithal
and
medical
Mlss
Lucas
PHN
is
rr.
maimnff
fnr
nrwit.hpr
week
lrf
Don
Forward
returned
to
the
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
Over
two
hundred
young
folks
the
hospital
board,.
has
appomi-httenoed
a
colorful
teen-agers'
ed
standing
committees
for
the
Easter
ball
last
Friday
night
in
year
as
follows:
uio
main
auuuonum
01
tne
Civic
Finance
E.
D.
Forward.
P.
H.
Centre
which
was
decorated
Linzey,'
O.
F.
Forbes
and
Aid.
profusely
vwth
variegated
oeorge
Hills.
.
,
ti.eaiiUiS,
giv.ng
in.:
apptran.
,
House
William
Scuby,
E.
D.
of
a
false
roof.
Around
(lie
walU
Forward
Mrs
R
q.
Moore
and
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
daughter,
Judy.
.after
a
ten-day
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
visit
here
over
the
Easter
season,
left
by
plane
Saturday
on
their
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marc
Gormely
relurn
to
.Vancouver.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
the
Mrs.
Jermyn.
after
a
vis
t
hre
Princess
Norah
after
making
j
,..,.
with
her
son
and
daughter-ln-
health
officer,
and
Miss
Helena
Vancouver
0n
vacation.
Boehme
PHN
and
Miss
Frances
T.
Bradley,
anitarian,
is'
Neighbor
PHN
of
the
local
vacationing
at
Harrison
Hoi
health
una
reiurnea
u
the
city
Springs.
,
,
at
the
end
of
the
week,
after
)f
I
Yjew
JP
resident
were
Easier
mowoes
anu
bust
W.
A.
Armstrong.
.
I
i
A
well
the
annual
Pub
ic
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
o.
uuie,
ii-
WeeKS
rOUUU
Lfip
WJ
Nnrmon
Tor.
attending
were-
.,u
t
n
irt.
ivi
i
,
uiiu
ivi
-J
.
jiwuhu'i
w
o
Frank
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
i
t
Uooitv.
Tr.ctitnto
at.
Victoria
The
ents
!
Orange
Benevolent
Association
t.stoons
of
ballons
which
.
were
1
not
mldrrwi
mpotinar
mat
Itleaal-U
UUllllE
UV
eVCUinU
'-0
Moore
and
S.
C.
Elk
Ins.
William
Bacon
sailed
Sunday
myn
ieu
y
a
r
u
.w,
.ui
cocsinn
a
verv
interestinE
one
nne.
Skinner,
after
a
brief
visit
here.,
Long
Range
Planning
w.
a.
morning
on
the
Princess
Norah
Coquitlam
on
their
4
?,,Pp
Von
held
last
Thursday
evening
at
Ue
merriment
of
all
the
v.
Civic
Civic
cen-
oen-
-
-
"
Music
Music
wa
was
bv
bv
ihp
Uie
,
'was
highlighted
by
an
address
are
sailing
Dy
tne
on
nutrition
'toy
Mrs.
Jennie
tomorrow
afternoon
Four
Dukes-
Armstrong,
wuiam
otuuj,
tor
Vancouver
to
auena
uie
pi
u-
nugo
Anaerson,
vo,
oi
uie
1
will
pit
w'c
Hume
u
"
.
,n
nroEiam
included
spot
v
.
iargu.
u.
.
menu"
vincian
ijiuciai
cuuvcmwu
una
rioneers
nome,
was
namiwu
May
Rowntree,
dean
oi
the
school
return
10
vanuuu.i.
.Vt
audlencc3
when
election
of
officers
took
dunces
wnich
wr.r
direcud
bv
Mis?
E.
L.
Clement,
R.N
wee.
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
following
a
stroke.
versatile
local
place.
President.
Mrs.
B.
Evans,
u-Miv
M-n.ec
Hobo-.-r.
Kmitn
.
;
m
All
are
still
was
ln
the
chair.
and
Lawrence
Kristmanson.
'
S3
i
t
'
"
J
Hugh
Hart,
public
health
sanitarian
at
Terrace,
who
has
I
flu'j
are.
preparations
were
made
by
the
Just
betoie
m.uii.bai,
.csh-,
fiu
-i..f
nun
OaV-
i
i
.
-
U..
.n
m.nl.
u-apo
I
pvort
hir
lh
Twn
UHllllt
yHJl
icr
been
fcttendins
the
public
health
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Knutsen
left,
i
1
Comfort
and
StijL
Institute
at
Victoria,
will
arrive
last
week
for
Victoria
to
attend
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Ru-;
the
graduation
this
week
of
their
rurt.
Wrnnrsriav
rnrnute
back
to
daughter,
Miss
Susie
Knutsen,
tuoso;
Howard
:
bc
held
at
a
tea
May
3r(1
Club
members.
!
CX-'.
.
.
'
l
'
,
.
t
hnJ
The
penny
box
was
opened
piping
with
the
decorations.
JJancc
Cnjoyed;
fl
Jl.
M
,
v
i
and
the
Droceeds
sent
to
the
""""""
"
r
-.-.-..ww
i?.Lin.n
rK,
cmk
:
tv
u.iX
ot
An.
tne
interior.
m
Loyal
Protestant
Home.
training
school
for
nurses.
LADIES'
rT
na
Infrrflm
Rnss
Tnryrnm
Rv
..r.inir,n
aViwl
mi
'RaturriaV
A
painter
who
fell
off
a
lad-
The
president
gave
an
inter-
w.uk.,
niil
Mi.i.nn
'ian
v,
ion
'n.
apil
of
Phyllis
.
.,
(.
was
only
in
estine
report
of
the
main
events
c,..v,',.,i.
r-
u.,n
n,i.-
.;8
.i
J-
rv,ii
der
Saturday
morning
was
ad
,
,
,
.
.
oiiimuinain.,
tuv
nan,
"-.iiv
rut
UU
U
H1C
,von
ov'1""'"
1
which
occurred
during
the
year
r,,r
tr
jin
b,i,
,.,
.i
mltted
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Arts'
.
.
,
.
,
vm,
xoum
v;ri;faMiiULiuii
wnv
uw.-
.
J.
D.
McRae,
former
local
MLA,
left
on
today's
plane
to
attend
1
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
As-'
sociatlon
convention
and
the
sessions
of
the
advisory
board
j
which
precede
It.
j
w
at
the
SHOES
Secretary
Ida
K.aikei
pattv
Martin.
Pat
HoN
th
halt
with
.
Raster
Hospital,
with
multiple
bruises
v!
afllfS.
,
1
in
Grade
Paulson
gave
the
financial,
re-
galCi
Anan
sheppard,
Gcorgina
trimmings
the
i
music
.was
sup-
In
good
condition,
is
Philip
Prt-
ivl'tch-ll,
Verna
Graham,
Bob
,pucd
by
the
'Rupert
Rangers,
Lacerte,
49,
of
Fraser
House.
A
raffle
.donated
by
Mrs.
Kll-
Trapp.
Fred
Kristmanson
and
and
eenlal
master
of
eetemon-
;
aiur
Fine
Aits
C
H
Festival.
The
1
tin
outstanding
that
are
1
quality
made
and
design
ed
for
long
wearing
and
comfort
Tods
in
looks
lan
was
won
by
Mrs.
E.
Thorn-
penia
Peneff.
--
.
was
Johnnie
,Comadina,
Ric-
son.
Door
prizes
wer.e
won
by
Stella
,
hard
Tweed
was
vocalist.
-f
Election
of
officers
resulted
Chuprin
and
Joyce
Strand,
i
converers
for
the
-.ffair
wre
as
follows.
1
Angus
Smith
was
In
charge
johanno
Kolfocd,
MargawJt,
Dor-President
Mrs.
Maude
Vler-
at
the
door.
'
:
jon
Frar.v.e.
Murphy,.
Mary
eck.
John
Stirn
and
Rowland
Miles
Basso,
D.eiiny,
Caron
'
peter
.
Vice-President
Mrs.
Elizabeth
-ve
amo:
the
adults
in
at-
-Q
Rourke
and
John
MacDougall.
Thomson.
tendance.
-
,
cjCitlie
Lea
t
re
presentation
i
pianist,
Jonn
v
s
heard
to
rc-e
girl
is
going
!
flan
Club
Fes-
.vis
again
the
.
m
the
Senior
".
1..
Mrs.
Ida
Paulson.
Secretary-
(02
Fashion
Footwear
APRIL
29
-
8:30
p.m.
Adults
50c
-
Children
35c
Chaplain
Mrs.
Sophie
Carr.
j
R0y
McKenz.
formeily
of
te
.'
Mr-
and
Mrs
Martin
Van
Press
Correspondent
Mrs.
'
Daily
News
staff,
Is
a
visitor
in
Cooten
and
child
are
sailing
to-Eaith
Johansen.
.
,
the
city,
arriving
here
-on
the
niSt
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Th.
v
mHiw
.tn
t.u'f.'lnceni
lAuise
today
from
Ocean
Falls
h?re
Mr.
Van
his
"new
ninrp
nt.
thp
Broadwav
Cafe
to'
Ocean
Falls.
He
may
go
to
Kiti-
Cooten
will
fake
up
Tickets
from
any
member
or.
at
Civic
Centre
duties
as"
customs,
officer
celebrate
the
ninth
birthday
of
mat
thp
Post.
MiKtrpss
Axsru
Ijtiinl
I
T
The
evening
came
to
a
close
with
delicious
refreshments
served
by
the
hostess.
4
was
awaiucu
.
cup,
later
pcr-5J.
and
at
The
ariley
Park,
fth
of
this
year
1
1
Past
Festival
j
ar.;i
came
first
th4
cup
winners,
s
cumpi'ting
for
the
"jbson
Cup.
Burton
rviMJT
of
the
Music,
w.i.i
th
adjudicator
vd
feimscll
as
ex-
,
i:
pjt-aird
with
Joyce's
romance.
ir
leaving
for
Prince
i
wili
compete
in
the
iui
Hjs-val
in
Van-re
sii
aas
entered
.mled
Strathconi
mat
High
schools
;;r
ijtompleting
her
'
tnce
course
at
Calliollc
(Couple
tiJeililinfj
Principals
A
pret
y
spring
wedding
took
place
Satuiday
morning
at
Annunciation
Church
wiicti
Deanna
Nast
and
Victor
Carolci
exchanged
vows
before
Father
O.
P.
III
.
.
!
.
'
MHMI
,
"I
tmmrmmmmmmmt
l"
"l
ffm
rl
111
cjinical
School.
Rt.han.
Bride
is
the
daughter
of
ion
many
Mac-
the
late
Edmund
Nast
and
Mrs.
ftwams
in
all
Josephine
Kamlns
ka.
Th,:
groom
;
ad
what
amazes
is
the
son
of
Mr.
Cataldo
Caro-
4
that
she
will
lei.
,
j
Wing
perform-
Tne
bride
approached
the
altar
i
music,
return
wearmfc
a
beige
su'.t
with
hat
to
tjil
outitrlp
all
match
and.
an
orchid
corsasc.
tstiind
tiic
town
Sne
was
given
ln
marriage
by
a
uis
Bluesy
Iiiend,
Arthur
WUUaws.
,
-t-
Not
only
a
Bridesmaid,
w.nrlng
a
h
'.p
..narimba
but
a
suit
and
a
pink
hat,
was
Miss
,1
liicrea-.a
Nast.
the
bride
,
s
su-r.
i
to
his
mu.iical
Groimsman
was
Mike
Ns.ccj.do.
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Pari
ij
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)
sclent
at
Kilsii.ino
J
ai4
'hcn
in
Grade
i
the
-South
Burnaby
j!
tup
in
Novelty
In--las-s.'liir
tinost
Mac-:!)
Fsslival,
following
4i:fred
at
Malktn
y
fark
and
at
a
B
Club
concert
Iratre.
in
his
teens.
Don
t
Radio
Stations
'X
and
appear-t
Seattle.
;
radio
perfotm-I
very
success-engagements
at
tave
Siuppcv
liver.
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
paid
Varcwcll
honor
to
a
popular
and
former
secretary
who
Is
leaving
ihc
city
when
a
delightful
party
was
staged
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Ciuh
Friday
night.
Guests
of
honor
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Van
Cooten.
:
Highlight
of
th
evening
came
when,
curing
the
refreshment
period,
Vice-President
Dr.
A.
W.
Largi,
officiating
in
the
absence
of
President
Marc
Oormcly.
pre-:
ntcd
M:.
and
Mis.
Van
Oootcn
with
a
handsome
table
lighter.
Jiiieii
on
count-
ili'l'C,
it
Howard,
a
Sc.".
imcnis
ulvaole
vu
un-
"
bv
both
D.".
?
.1
we
c
expressed
Larc
and
Mi.
Van
Cooten.
tie
High
School
mn
Arnott,
lirst
Fat.ri-ta'.nmcnt
fcatu;-.:
of
tno
There
is
no
problem
or
anvllilng
dldieult
ii
Atli
rnativc
Voting.
It
is
simple
and
fair.
Under
the
old
system
of
voting,
it
was
possible
for
the
candidate
or
party
with,
a
minority
vote
to
get
elected.
For
instance,
if
two
candidates
bad
1000
voles
each
and
tbc
third
bad
1023,
the
third
candidate
would
win
.even
though
2000
votes
had
been
cast
against
him.
Under
the
Alternative
Vole
this
is
impossible.
You
mark
the
ballot
thus:
1-for
your
first
choice;
2-for
your
second
choice
and
so
on.
If,
on
the.
first
count,
there
is
no
absolute
majority
for
any
one
candidate,
the
one
with
tbc
fewest
ballots
marked
in
his
favor
is
dropped
and
his
ballots
distributed
among
the
candidates
according
to
tbc
second
choices
as
indicated
on
these
ballots.
Again,
if
on
the
second
count,
iiol.soul'
majority
is
reached
the
same
process
would
be
used
,
Tln..
when
l
he.
candidate
who
has
more
votes
flj
the
Vancouver
-4
member
of
the
1
1).
C.
Conserva-t-
ton
the
Scholar-iiiittcntausut
aonat-fE
fcnest
MacMlllan
-i-Wwinn
he
played
'
;lf
MalKin
llowt
con-
evening
was
the
showing
by
Dr.
R.
G
Large
of
a
specia
ly
prepared
reel
of
moving
pictures
recalling
inc
dents
o.J
annual
Gvro
picnics
ever
tincj
1341.
Committee
rcspons.b
e
for
one
of
the
happiest
Gyro
Foclal
gath-c
ings
on
record
consisted
cf
V.
I'.
stone,
C.
C.
M1U
W.
J.
Scot,
and
O.
J.
Dawes.
redclei
"fus
there
was
'1"ifcii,i,i
Hum
uie
4
uuiot,
into
pro-
1
by
with
lessons
fJ'
and
at
the
Con-'lu&iu
is
never
loo
V'Hl
the
Magcc
High
l!;"'a.
unuer
tno
'
4
Howard
King,
jo.ouvcr
Orchestra
ri-pet
player
and
1,!Wrd,
like
Jovce
rc
Wiy
excited
about
o
Rupert.
y
than
all
the
other
candidates
together
is
found,
Jie
wins
and
is
elected.
Women's
Canadian
Club
mcctins
Legion
Auditorium,
Tuesday,
April
22nd,
8
p.m.
Speaker
Miss
Evelyn
CaldwcU.
Combined
subjects
Korea.
Au-,
t,
ua
Qnri
thr
Roval
Tour.
Re
have
to
do
is
to
mark
numeral
bailol
in
Remember,
all
you
1-2-3-i
acainst
the
(ltd
freshments.
candidates
Sislcd
r,
r
--
vi
order
of
your
preference.
COT
OUT
THIS
MESSAGE
FOR
REFERENCE
AND
DISCUSSION
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