terrace
Stud
en
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
21,
195a
riano
Students,
Present
Recital
For
Parents
P
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(Bath
3i
rom
;
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1
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The
pupils
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker'
entertained
their
parents
and
TERRACE
Miss
Vicky
Hipp
J
and
Miss
Beth
Christy
are
home
j
from
Prince
Rupert
where
they
recently
completed
a
10-months'
commercial
course
at
St.
Joseph's
Academy.
Three
NeW
Members
For
IODE
Chapter
'
Three
new
members,
Mrs.
W.
C.
GREGORY
LEBLANC.
D.S.C.
'Doctor
of
Surgical
Chiropody)
'
FOOT
SPECIALIST
Ste.
3
Medical-Dental
Bid.,
West
Vancouver
B.C.
Wishes
to
announce
that
he
will
be
practicing
Chiropody
at
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
June
23rd
-
24lh
-
25th
.
26th
Advance
appointments
will
be
acknowledged.
Leif
Nelson
left,
Terrace
on
Wednesday
for
Prince
Rupert
from
where
he
will
go
by
boat
to
Vancouver.
McLean,
Mrs.
J.
Dextor
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Miller,
were
welcomed
Into
the
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter.
IODE,
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting.
Plans
were
made
for
a
home
cooking
sab
and
raffle
to
be
held
friends
yesterday
afternoon
by
giving
their
annual
piano
recital.
They
all
showed
that
they
had
made
excellent
progress
during
the
year
and
their
program
was
greatly
enjoyed.
The
program
was
a-s
follows;
Elaine
Daniels
Skating
Carnival;
Eeny
Meeny
Mmy
Mo.
Billy
McLean
The
Streamline
Express.
Bill
Ivlarchant
On
the
River;
Quiet
Evening.
Bruce
Mitchell
Captain
Silver;
The
Lifeguard.
Ronnie
Daniels
The
Motorcycle
Cop;
The
Snake
Dance.
Lois
Antrcbus
The
Mouse
in
the
Coal
Bin;
Hannah
.From
Montana.
John
Lambie
-
The
Angelus
Bell;
There's
Music
in
the
Air.
Duet
(Terry
Daniels,
Ross
An-dersoni-The
Band
Played
on.
Carol
Elkins
A
swing
arrangement
of
"Old
Black
Joe."
Terry
Daniels
A
swing
ar
Engagement
j
Announced.
j
Miss
M&rteen
Reimche
and
:
Mr.
Ernest
McLellan
announced
their
engagement
to
friends
who
gathered
to
help
Miss
Reimche
celebrate
her
birthday
at
the
home
of
her
parents
Tuesday
evening.
Miss
Reimche
is
teaching
at
DtOJTI.K
LEAVES-A
sightless
couple,
Mi
and
Mr,
ttnW
m,
'
,
CP,photo
','
,,,,,,1
children,
leave
to
take
up
resiYence
in
SlIS
"
Montrea1'
and
wi
;1(i,(l
inside
his
tank
in
the
Second
W,
id
wlr
and
iS
wir?
6
s
slBht"
,?
?"
""I
for
When
a
.in
inully
..llv
was
was
lost
lost,
Their
meir
rhllrlrn-
children,
Jeanne,
iM
t
pfK)r
a
number
,rs
5,
and
Robert,
v2.
accompany
them.
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's
on
June
28.
The
meeting
was
the
final
one
before
the
summer
recess
but
members
felt
they
would
like
to
hav,;
two
social
evenings
on
the
regular
meeting
nights
in
July
and
August.
Winr.c-
of
the
rattle
was
Mrs.
George
Fowle.
:her
34
Years
Finds
Pupil
Like
Falh
LADIES'
DRESS
SHOES
er
the
Seventh
Day
Advent
School
oi
Terrace.
Terrace
May
Queen
Crowned
rangement
of
"Ciribiribim."
SpetiRl
to
The
Dully
News
TERRACE
Lowly
n
formal
attire,
May
Queen
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux
was
nresentpri
All
colors
a"cl
srvlcs.
Take
your
choice
of
grey,
blue,
red,
lilac,
black
and
green.
'with
a
gold
wrist
watch
and
Baby
Clothes
Showls
Comforters
O
Boby
Rattles
Diapers
New
Snop-On
Didee
Pant
Ross
Anderson
A
swing
ar-i
rangement
of
"Loch
Lomond."
Grace
Wood
tlinatina.
Patsy
Lemon
Valse
Miniature.
Helen
Wright
Fughetta.
Paul
Antrobas
Schubert's
Waltz
In
A
Flat.
Duet
(Ronnie
Daniels,
Bruce
Mitchell)
Chopsticks.
Duet
(PaLsy
Lemon,
Grace
Wood
(Peasant
Dance.
At
th
conclusion
of
the
program
refreshments,
were
served.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
poured.
The
Misses
Patsy
Lemon,
Grace
Wood
and
Carol
Elkins
served
the
parents
and
friends.
The
students
were
served
by
Miss
Helen
Wright
and
Paul
Antrobus.
'
See
these
and
many
others
at
Pro-Rec
Training
Plan
For
Terrace
Hjieclal
to
The
Dully
News
TERRACE
Keith
Mailman',
regional
director
of
Pro-Rec
Society
of
B.C.,
outlined
a
plan
here
this
week
by
which
the
community
could
select
some
one
for
summer
courses
of
Pro-Rec
Instructions.
Society
will
contribute
$2.50
a
day
to
help
with
expenw.
Should
the
selected
individual
show
marked
Interest,
or
talent
in
Tro
Rec
he
can
obtain
further
training
nt
a
special
winter
course
of
44
.sessions.
nrnT
locket
at
the
dance
hist
night
sponsored
by
the
Kinsmen
for
the
Royal
party
and
teen-age
friends.
The
Queen's
attendants,
Miss
Gerry
MacDonald
and
Miss
Marine
Dempster,
also
in
formal
dress,
each
were
presented
with
a
gold
locket.
Presentations
were
made
by
Oliver
Baxter
on
behalf
of
the
Kinsmen.
Dancing
was
enjoyed
to
recordings
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Refreshments
served
were
hot
fiogs
and
soft,
drinks.
IHll-t
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
ILIA,
("it.
(P
The
stu-ifjj
isn't
much
different
snidfiit
of
25
years
ago,
R;ie
L.
L.
Jon.
of
iltriit
his4h
school,
mcs
is
due
to
retire
after
'
Fm
ih
Ii
and
English,
at
fur
the
la-st
34
years.
.
tlie
modern
student
Is
it,(ikni
and
enjoys
a
.ndrrstandlng
with
the
v-five
years
ago
pupils
,t
bfi'ii
a
trifle
more
wms
abuiit
study,
she
,1
mill.'
inclined
to
cle-:iirir
own
Initiative,
but
fs
n'l
mean
that
they
iff
filled
for
the
buttles
lnf.es
liki's
to
recall
th-'
h(ijrli'.s.sly
confused
In
a
fXHiiiitiation,
who
sub-i
?inmc
sheet
of
piper
t.
draw
i
a
Kwne
with
all
.fs
scal'
Terr
about.
Be-y
drawing
was
a
single
yil
only
plucked,
but
aiive."
tt
siiident?
Miss
Jones
arum!
to
answer
that
"id.
hli,"
recalled
sev-rfmHiilicrs
for
partlcu-
'1.5.
.ta
arrived
late
for
!m
and
then
inlerrup-rroding.s
by
gathering
'a
a
hasty
departure.
rxplain
his
actions
he
;'H
'i
stop
me
now,
I'm
"in
ttie
army
and
I'll
pr"
mttth
m.m,
null
The
pupil
was
mouth,
Pelrolia's
Fred
Ports-
inaviir
ului
l
permanent
served
hi
Canada's
army
for
23
years.
reanprs
read
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Whist
drive
Saturday,
Moose
Other
former
pupils
Include
U.-Col.
John
Rider
of
the
Veterans
Affairs
Department
at
Ottawa;
Donald
Ferguson
Brown.
Liberal
member
of
parliament
for
Essex
West;
Fred
Fitzgerald
of
the
Comstock
Company,
Sr.
Catharines;
and
Roy
Cox,
a
distinguished
oboe
player
who
performed
with
the
Vancouver
and
Toronto
Symphony
Orchestras.
Among
the
girls
Miss
Jones
remembers
are
Ellen
Ewart,
now
director
of
nursvs
at
Mountain
Sanitorlum.
Hamilton
and
Lucy
Oermaln,
director
of
nurses
at
Harper
Hospital,
Detroit.
lempie.
Everyone
welcome.
(It)
Attention
IODE.
Decoration
Day,
Sunday,
June
22,
All
members
iilca.se
meet
at
Canadian
Legion
2:3(1
p.m.
sharp.
(It)
O
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
every
Sunday,
weather
permit-ling.
Iave
Cow
Bay
Float;
every
hour
starting
12
noort.
Phone
Black
928.
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VOU
CAN
COMPLETE
HIGH
SCHOOL
Now
at
home.
Low
payments.
All
books
furnished.
No
rlassrs.
DIPLOMA
AWARDED
If
ic
1(1
or
mrr
rll
Inr
lire
II.M.Url
AMERICAN
SCHOOL
5.MIII
kln-i
K.llil.
Mlliwner
K.
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.
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CITV
PKOV
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.Since
the
Queen
fsideiice
at
Buckingham
hci
'x
an
increased
num-Sm'rMi
brogues
to
be
i;
the
royal
apartments
M'llllS,
'
Q'li
en
Molher,
Queen
h
lias
many
Scots
on
her
stafr.
of
the
Clarence
House
me
t
Buckingham
Pal-n
her
and
for
the
first
iwlaee
kitchens
are
"ver
by
a
woman-Swe-m
Miss
Alma
M'Kee,
wl-I'iip"i
..
p
rwnal
nn
d.
in
Aberdeenshire
man.
"i
MacDonald,
is
an
In-ci'l
who,
as
an
auburn
16-year-oM.
became
nur-'U
to
bahv
Piinress
R1t-n.
Rug
Show
of
the
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&
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Princess
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is
a
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lass,
and
her
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also
conies
"'land.
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is
the
canny
pharKe
of
domestic
ar-pnts
In
tire
royal
apart-.atitt
Hie
chauffeur
who
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fnvai
children
on
f-drlvcs
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well
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James
lal'J
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Montrose.
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Yes,
lUb
is
o"'5
of
the
events
cf
'lie
yeor.
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's.
Not
only
have
we
a
lata?
and
most
unusual
collection
of
rugi
on
hand
for
the
occasion
h
ii
t
also
run
t
NOW
ON
EASY
TERMS
W"H
ESSO
f
URNACE
Oil
CONTRACT
ASSURED
experts
from
out
of
town
will
be
on
nana
to
go
into
vour
rug
orobletns
with
you.
They
will
be
glad
to
advise
you
and
go
into
your
homes
if
necessary.
Toko
odvanoqe
of
tle
jpoih;iy
this
week
at
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
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llr
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OIL
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