Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
5,
1953
sssing
Sixty-Two
Teachers
Ready
to
Welcome
Estimated
1,800
Students
in
Rupert
lt
Sandt,
L
Sixty-two
teachers,
19
of
them
A.
Thorpe.
Port
Essington.
The
three
Port
Edward
teach
THE
MUSIC
YOU
LOVE
ers
remain
the
same,
Miss
Annie
Miss
Amy
Elliott
Is
at
Inverness
and
T.
B.
McNeil
remains
at
Sunnyslde.
Digby
Island
school
has
a
new
teacher
In
Mrs.
M.
D.
Cornfoot.
Neureld,
Miss
Annie
Isaac
and
Mrs.
F.
Faulkner.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Steele
continue
teaching
at
e
Important
an-ps,
but
It's
rework
that
'hits'
Uy
after
an
ab-Jie
city.
During
it
seems
dozens
e
returned
from
's-
by
Jean
Ramsay
I
fellow
workers
jail
on
the
finer
jndon,
Manitoba,
new,
are
braced
and
ready
to
welcome
the
estimated
1,800
students
who
will
fill
to
overflowing
the
district's
nine
schools
luesday
morning.
While
school
board
officials
are
not
sure
of
the
number
of
first
year
pupils
expected
to
turn
up
on
opening
day,
a
registration
sceslon
In
June
established
that
at
least
60
six-year-olds
would
be
on
hand
to
start
their
school
life.
At
least
SO
students
made
up
of
Orades
,
5
and
8
from
Port
Edward
will
continue
to
test
the
capacity
of
Prince
Rupert
schools
until
such
a
time
as
the
new
six-room
Port
Edward
elementary
school
Is
completed.
The
Grade
4
students
from
Port
Edward
will
attend
Conrad
school
while
the
Grade
5's
and
6's
will
go
to
King
Edward.
;-7
nt
tnc
past,
iwu
!S7
presented
by
.
.
.
TnTTTr
fX
Alaska
Music
Trail
VRSjfis
?
famous
YTyy.
,jp
l
LUCINE
AMARA
VVJ
Dramatic
Soprano.
-
jlv'
gj
Star
of
Metropolitan
x"S
Opera
Company.
t$A
WEDNESDAY,
W'1
.
CIVIC
.
got
in
lots
of
11
and
generally
Valhalla
lodge
President
Honored
at
Farewell
Party
.
Mrs.
Alinda
Varfeldt,
president
of
Valhalla
Lodge,
was
honored
by
lodge
members
at
a
farewell
party
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Clara
Fossum.
Past
President,
K.
Hallberg
presented
Mrs.
Varfeldt
with
a
silver
inlay
cake
plate.
Mrs.
Varfeldt
Is
leaving
the
city
on
tonight's
train
for
a
visit
with
relatives
and
friends
in
Calgary
and
Regina,
after
which
she
will
return
to
the
coast
to
take
up
residence
at
Kltimat,
where
Mr.
Varfeldt
is
enfployed.
tic,
although
was
ilng,
through
an
Lihtr,
who's
now
f
slowing
reports
i.s
Gertrude
Mat-
turned
to
find
1
ohnson
now
an
jiian.
Bus
says
,
Expected
heavy
Influx
of
stu
Guides
Exchange
Photos
Taken
five
cohnes
tnis
dents
from
elementary
school
Into
Booth
Memorial
Junior-Senior
High
school
has
resulted
imme
Lake.
At
Lakelse
Camp
Last
July
In
the
high
school
adding
two
who
lined
the
Shirley
Kurdziel,
were
unable
to
more
teachers
to
Its
roles,
bringing
the
Bo-Me-Hl
staff
up
to
28.
night
were
Bob
rrry
Woodside
attend.
ARRIVE
AT
9
A.M.
Other
Guides
who
were
at
!
FROM
BEHIND
THE
IRON
CURTAIN
into
the
arms
of
a
father
he
had
never
seen,
six-year-old
Nicky
Hall
Is
embraced
by
Alfred
p.
Hall,
deputy
chief
of
Information
at
the
British
embassy
In
Ottawa,
as
the
boy
and
his
Russian-born
mother
arrive
at
Montreal.
Mrs.
Hall,
separated
for
seven
years
from
her
husband
after
he
was
recalled
from
his
post
in
the
British
embassy
in
Moscow,
finally
rejoined
her
husband
when
she
was
permitted
to
leave
her
native
country.
Parents
with
children
starting
SERVING
MILLIONS
!
fell
...
but
there
rts
from
any
of
Ihe
'big
catch.'
ere
jumping
in
so
they
said,
but
school
for
the
first
time
will
take
Scores
of
happy
sun-drenched
snapshots
changed
hands
at
the
Girl
Guides'
camp
reunion
held
in
the
hall
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
After
being
reviewed
by
District
Commisslor
er
Honora
Sil-versides,
the
girls
spent
a
couple
of
happy
hours
with
their
camp
leaders
reminiscing
over
camp
their
children
to
the
school
near
est
their
place
of
residence.
Reg
istration
time
is
9
a.m.
At
Booth
Memorial
Senior-!
lured
to
a
hook,
city's
top
fivc-
Junior
High
school
Grade
7
stu
dents
will
go
to
school
at
9
a.m.
experiences,
exchanging
pictures
and
finishing
some
of
the
goodies
left
over
from
camp
on
Tuesday
while
Grades
8
to
13
Venette
Marshall
Honor
Guest
At
Surprise
Bridal
Shower
camp
included
Doris
and
Audrey
Fahey,
Dorothy
Powell,
Lucy
Olsen,
Joanne
Prockter,
Jean
Williams,
B
e
a
Thorarinsen,
Kathleen
Saunders,
Muriel
Prockter,
Nita
and
Gail
Weise,
Anne
McDonald,
Diane
Ricn-ards,
Mamie
Anfield,
Judy
Davis,
Ray
Rhodes,
Isabel
Glad-lsh,
Gail
Gomez,
Audrey
Barton,
Georgina
Ferguson,
Lynn
Wrathall,
Gerry,
Sneidel
and
Jeannlne
Dumas.
As
a
result
of
this
year's
Girl
Guide
Camp,
held
in
July
at
Lakelse
Lake,
camp
commandant
Mrs.
Baldwin
hopes
to
qualify
for
her
Guide
Leader's
cam-per's
licence.
She
is
busily
pre
Jre
heading
for
fce
and
Joy
Bratl-
fcpxt
week
for
the
jrhere
George
his
fr-d
by
his
bank.
supplies
hot
buttered
popcorn
and
cocoa.
r-
.
vi
v.
t
,
t
.
Bi
here
for
the
a
half.
Leaders
present
Included
camp
commandant
Mrs.
D.
F.
Baldwin,
camp
nurse,
Mrs.
V.
Pick;
camp
quartermaster,
Mrs.
F.
May;
camp
llfessver,
Mrs.
B.
Wells
and
camp
mother,
Mrs.
R.
Yamada.
Gtrl
Guide
tent
leaders
included
Julie
Prockter,
Judy
Lloyd.
Elizabeth
Jones
and
Jeanette
Choquette.
Two
tent
leaders,
Kathleen
Oladlsh
and
-
rju
;.v
-y
1
paring
a
full
report
of
camp
A
surprise
bridal
shower
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Don
Stewart,
226
Eleventh
Avenue
East,
in
honor
of
Miss
Venette
Marshall
who
will
be
married
shortly.
Games
were
played
and
various
prizes
won
by
many
of
the
guests.
Miss
Marshall
was
then
presented
with
a
large
colorful
decorated
box,
the
contents
of
which
Included
many
lovely
useful
glfU.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
Among
those
present
were:-Roberta
Gibson,
Polema
Line-ham,
Velma
Slacey,
Carol
Brcnt-
will
arrive
at
10:30
a.m.
The
10
replacement
teachers
and
two
additional
teachers
at
Booth
Memorial
Junior-High
school
are
James
H.
E.
Wright,
V.
Keating,
R.
Palmer,
H.
Power,
L.
D.
Lelghton,
R.
Richardson,
Miss
Florence
D
u
g
g
a
n,
Mrs.
Grace
Kangas.
K.
Wilkinson,
O.
Durose,
Miss
S.
Hicks
and
Mrs.
B.
Cooper.
Those
formerly
on
the
staff
and
continuing
at
Bo-Me-Hl
are
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst;
vice-principal
R.
'
H.
Davidson;
John
Henry,
Harry
Johnson,
Tommy
Naka,
Miss
Eva
Cavalier,
Mrs.
Christine
Worsley,
O.
Calder-"-'d.
Fprk
Mnore.
,
J.
Evans.
Helen
Langley,
Don
Hartwig,
Miss
'
Mmree,
Nanrv
Hopkins,
Lillian
Wasiuta
and
Miss
E.
Hrehorka.
B.
Dack,
only
new
teacher
at
Borden
street
school,
Joins
Prln-
zen.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Marshall,
Mrs.
Lottie
Addison,
Mrs.
Jeanne
Johnson,
Mrs.
Bonnie
Young,
Mrs.
Edna
Pierce,
Mrs.
Lois
Skal-merud,
Mrs.
Johanne
Watson,
Mrs.
Myrna
Kirk,
Mrs.
Peggy
Stewart.
Absent
but
sending
Rifts
were:
Olga
Bill,
Colleen
MacDonald.
Pat
Miller,
Dot
Nlc-oll,
Judy
Stole,
Shirley
Strlmble,
Pfllly
Astoria,
Irene
Mitchell,
Mary
Addison,
Dorothy
Marshall.
Angle
Skog,
Louise
Skelapsl
and
Owen
Alger.
WWiV.V.WAWWA
PERSONALS
f.V.V.W.'.V.'.WWW.W
A.
Bruce
Brown,
Liberal
MLA-
fthese
days
in
the
?at
Port
Edward
Bill
Gordon.
His
per
Pauline
Krul
fenitoba,
present-
little
boy
this
for
two-year-old
lo
was
born
while
joned
at
Queen
.
.
plenty
of
smllln!!
lick
of
the
Co-
pulled
in
Ishe
none
could
be
Lynn
and
iDale
tra.
home
from
a
ution
with
rel
t-Jrol
Island,
while
n
in
southern
I
the
past
two
ptayed
with
her
1A.
Van
F.ttlnaer
EDGES
Baby
Shower
Held
for
Mrs.
Hamilton
'49
Ford
Coach
$1350
50
International
elect
for
Prince
Rupert,
leaves
tnil
J.
S.
Wilson;
vice-principal
A
surprise
baby
shower
was
I
held
this
week
ior
Mrs.
J.
Ham-
j
llton
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
Gordon
Freeman,
Mrs.
D.
Cobb
12-ton
$1250
'41
Chevrolet
5-pass.
here
tomorrow
for
Victoria
to
Legion
WA
Initiates
Two
Members
Another
great
value-packed
EATON
Catalogue
1b
In
the
homes
of
millions
of
budget-wise
Canadians
trom
coast
to
coast.
Shop
trom
it
and
save!
Miss
J.
Bernhoff.
Miss
L.
Smith,
i
Mrs.
Y.
Calderwood
and
Mrs.
K.
Stone.
Coupe
$395
attend
the
opening
session
of
the
Legislature
on
September
15.
He
will
join
Mrs.
Brown,
his
daughter.
Margot,
and
son
Peter,
in
Victoria.
They
have
Just
completed
a
motor
trip
to
California.
Letourneau,
819
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Games
were
played
and
prizes
woTPtoy
a
number
of
the
ladies.
Mrs.
Hamilton
received
many
'ovely
gifts.
Those
attending
were:
Mrs.
r.
Cloutier.
Mrs.
Hilda
Van
fllywood
and
doz-
PRIVCIPAL
ABSENT
'
At
Conrad
Street
school
Mrs.
C
Weise,
vice-principal
becomes
acting-principal
in
the
absence
of
principal
Gordon
Ba
tern
an
t
places.
Mit?l
Casttegar
ChiJIiwack
Courtenay
-
Cranbrook
Duncan
-
Kamloops
Kelowna
Kimterfey
-
Ltnglty
Prairie
-
Mission
Nanaimo
-
Nelson
in
since
before
.
.
and
It
hasn't
'38
Plymouth
Sedan
'..
$650
'50
Plymouth
Sedan
$1450
'49
Austin
Panel
$950
NEW
INTERNATIONAL
j
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HALF-TON
TRUCKS
...
JUST
ARRIVED
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
New
Westminster
-
PenbeMn
-
Port
Albemf
Prmca
Georoe
-
Prints
Runeri
Miss
Evelyn
Johansen
of
New
1
who
has
been
granted
leave
due
lie
returned.
1
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1
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.
v,
r-
a
Revelstoka
Rossland
Trail
Vanaouvw
Vernon
Victoria
-
Westview
Two
members
were
initiated
Into
full
membership
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
j
Women's
Auxiliary,
Canadian
j
Legion.
They
were
Mrs.
Ruby
Menlson
and
Miss
Margaret
Sherwood.
Members
decided
to
hold
a
dance
on
Sept.
18.
Mrs.
Myra
Ullchrlst
is
convener.
Walligham,
Mrs.
Helen
Sand-ford,
Mrs.
J.
Sparks,
Mrs.
Rose
Telseth,
Mrs.
J.
Cormier,
Mrs.
Ann
Dumas,
Mrs.
Mel
Thomp-
ri..Hiic,
,v..,ca
i.c.c
ou..u,
t0
!ness
Mr
Boteman's
clflses
by
plane
af
ter
week
spending
a
s
wlI1
be
taken
by
Mrs.
Betty
Cam.
holiday
vis
her.
sister
and
ting
.
Harrlnaton
Is
the
onlv
Mrs.
S.
Sim.
Mrs.
Helen
hrvner-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
.
"n-
new
teacher
at
Conrad
Street
Pykstra;
Misses
Janette
tnuuiviti.
.
art1
in
n
Ufa
f
Flricvllr
Mm
4
i.
i'
M...
Reeves,
Miss
Jean
Burn's
and!
"Mfcr.
Mary'
Bass0'
Yvonne
An
oldtim'e
Rupertf-coupfe,'
Mr.
Miss
Norma
Irving.
v
.
..
I
Cloutier,
.rfharon
Dumas
and
(iner's
beaming.
6
s
ships,
the
Co-jhe
first
to
enter
I
after
It
was
de-I
entry
this
week.
I
Frank's
wife
led
home
today
kam's
Landing,
fit
the
past
two
K
the
death
of
A
fashion
show,
featuring
c'othes
from
Parker's
Ladies'
Wear,
will
be
held
on
the
even
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Herman
mil
1!I
tVrtwrt.
Kflw
OWna.
Mtawigorn
Sending
'gifts
but
not
able
to
ing
of
October
1
in
the
Legion
1
ttehd
'Were-:,
Mr.
tl
Bagshaw.'l.
vctcirttttc
uieir
Ajtu
-wcuuiug
mi-
woug
is
tne
',new.
teacner
aiong
nlversary
on
Monday.
Mrs.,
Her-.'
with
present
saf
'member
Mis.
xaan
tha-former--Rosr-Leona".
McBroom.
iudson,
was
married
at
her
.
r.
o.
Moore,
principal
at
King
,r.ro
h""
on
September
7.
1928
Edward
Elementary
school,
will
Mrs.
Pauline
Vicktil,
Mrs.
Frederick
Dumas,
Mrs.
G.
White,
Miss
D.
Dumas
and
Miss
Don-alda
Letourneau.
He,
worker
in-
i
auditorium.
Mrs.
-Simpsorr.-ait
olclttme
Tesl-'
dent
In
the
city,
who
recently
celebrated
her
81st
birthday,
In
ft
brief
talk,
thanked
members
for
a
Coronation
pin
which
was
pi-PKcnted
to
her.
I
A
souvenir
spoon
was
presented
to
Mrs.
Jim
Feasby,
who
Is
leav
Terrace-Kltlinat
111
probably
be
!
litnl
In
Vancoii-
I
by
the
late
Canon
Rushbrook.
welcome
three
new
teachers.
Miss
The
Hermans
live
at
1279
Park
Betty
Veeh.
Mrs.
A.
Norman,
and
Avenue.
,
Miss
E.
Leifer.
Others
on
the
1
vino.
Ed
teofbln
staff
are
Don-Dr.
J.
F.
L.
Hughes
returned
aid
Fraser.
Miss
Jean
McLennan,
on
Friday's
plane
after
a
four
t.
onsroe,
Mr.
P.
Hewitt.
Mrs.
vock-'
holiday
visiting
In
the
Hma
Dunn,
Edith
Jack
and
Mrs.
"kanagan,
Seattle
and
Portland.
-
-
further
treat-
i
ffered
fractures
ing
to
take
up
residence
in
when
the
earth
and
his
wife
DACKAC11G
t.ybsV.'crninq
cbM.
Whee
kidmya
et
eul
el
eraW,
nan
acids
and
wastes
rmsia
in
the
STSlcn.
Then
hscksche,
aiihirfcefl
test
ar
that
nred-eul
snd
heaTT-twao
feeling
mar
teas
follow.
Tktt'i
Hie
time
to
take
Dodd's
Kidney
Puis.
Dedd's
stimulate
Ihe
kidneys
te
mrmal
action.
Then
yon
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Get
T's
Kidney
Pills
new.
SI
praise
for
the
errace
hospital
ders
who
expressed
"thy
and
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10.
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
ping
during
the
For
those
ho
tufFer
in
body
or
spirit,
The
Salvation
Army
holds
open
the
Door
to
Help
and
Hope.
To
the
weak,
the
erring,
the
unfortunate,
The
Salvation
Army
is
an
unfailing
friend.
Its
understanding
heart
and
human
touch
can
heal
the
scan
of
misfortune
or
misdeed.
YOUR
dollars
help
keep
the
doors
of
The
Salvation
Army's
hostels,
havens,
homes
and
hospitals
open.
To
The
Salvation
Army,
these
dollars
are
a
sacred
trust,
to
be
used
Csw'ii
for
old
r'1'''
Puller
Moose
Whist
Saturday,
Sept.
5,
8
p.m.
(208p)
Seal
Covn
pupils
resistor
:i'
tienl
Cove
School
Sept.
.
(Ill
Registration
Sept.
8.
Booth
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at
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In
the
Church
Hall
Sixth
Avenue
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opens
for
registration
Wednesday
morning
at
10.
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sessions
begin
Thursday
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Green
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PRINCE
RUPERT
LODGE,
No.
63
All
members
are
requested
to
attend
meeting
on
SEPTEMBER
8
BUSINESS
Officio!
visit
of
G.M.
A.
D.
McRae,
Ha!l
Property.
Banquet
ot
Broadway
Cafe,
6:30
p.m.
Visiting
Brethren
Welcome.
J.
DAVIDSON,
Recording
Secretary.
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403
Fourth
Avenue
East
Phone
Red
980