ospital
Auxiliary
Kinq
Edward'
Margaret
Gagnon
Gets
Post
Friday,
March
20,
1953
.
At
Toronto
Naval
Division
v
'
.
.
,
1-
Ifficers
Re-Elected
P-TA
Backs
CouncilMove
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
iffici-rs
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
The
only
Prince
Rupert
girl
on
t
well
a
see
the
country."
.
active
service
with
the
Wrens,
j
She
will
remain
in
her
Toron-Margaret
Jayne
Gagnon,
left
,
to
posting
for
two
years.
She
is
here
by
train
last
night
for
due
to
report
at
HMC8
York
on
Toronto
where
she
has
been
i
March
25.
.
posted
as
secretary
to
the
staff
j
;lp,.rt
General
Hospital
were
re-elected
ac
Increased
and
better
street
annual
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
officer
with
the
University
Naval
i
Training
Division.
j
Miss
Gagnon
Joined
the
navy
j
'
last
October
8
and
spent
ZVz
'.lighting
recommended
to
the
city
(council
by
the
Parent-Teacher
Assorlation
safety
council
was
'approved
by
the
King
Edward
P-TA
at
the
monthly
meeting.
Other
safety
council
recommendations
also
were
approved:
Mn.
It.
O.
Moore,
chairman
of
the
library
committee,
gave
a
very
comprehensive
report
on
the
library
service
In
the
hospital
-
I
I
pn-Mdi-iit,
Mrs.
L.
secretary,
Mrs.
Bid-I
treasurer.
Mrs.
tfalpt)
liitive
council,
Mrs.
C.
,
.
w
S.
KeiKln
and
.
..
Mrs
1
Munthe
presenting
her
!
months
at
HMCS
Cornwallis
and
:
j
two
weeks
at
HMCS
.Naden
be-
I
!
fore
coming
home
for
iea"
twoj
Instil
Ma
ti,n
r.
f
i
atr.n
n
n
........
..UL.....
,
,
u
u.'
iu
(.
fc
,
Members
of
her
committee
are
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
Mrs.
M.
B.
'
Lemon
and
Mrs.
W.
8.
Kerijin.
!
There
are
also
some
15
volun-
i
leers
who
helped
with
vlsltlne
MIEIMMIIEmS
,ri
sum
ioiui
um-
fur
trie
year
were
;
patient
and
distributing
of
j
!
books.
Every
Tuesday
afternoon
!
comer
of
Fil
th
Avenue
and
Hays
j
BB
I
Cove
Circle;
painting
of
pedes-
Before
joining
the
Wrens,
she
!
trian
lanes
on
Seventh
Avenue
wa
a
stenographer
In
the
per-
:
and
Green
Street
on
the
King
nncl
department
at
Columbia!
Edward
School
side,
and
imme-
.Cellulose
Company
rmll
on
Wat-
diate
construction
of
a
sidewalk
8011
Island-
Her
brother,
Jim,
was
;
!
on
Sixth
Avenue
West
from
Mc-
member
cf
'he
Royal
Ai
-
Force
j
.
,
Bride
Street
to
Fulton.
j
ln
tne
last
7;ar-
I
land
Fridnv
evpnlna
tVi
Hhrni
,
J
iriiriuures
wrrt
lor
."ij
T
.
ti.a
v,.icarn
are
lanen
Irirouuh
the
hrw.
f
......
I
ijsril
for
natlentn
to
ule-i
K,,t.
(
me
mi
oxygen
will
r
i-hiklieii.
and
a
Treasurer
Mrs.
Hood
told
members
there
still
are
a
.
Members
voted
to
spend
up
to
i.
"u
,k"tj
tT
;
$:00
this
year
for
new
school
ln
1"
Bn?
SiVM
Mem
fa.
.....il
vhtiriiener.
t
-
,
.
'
few
Of
the
enrtk
hnrilra
a
u
it
,.
K
)
.
1948
and
attended
Booth
8
years
old
5
years
old
4
years
old
3
years
old
,
',.v,.,M.tli,.
Dumo
TJi
auxiliary
had
500.
Aristocrat
Annivefsary
Viscoont
Old
Keg
London
Club
London
Dry
f
l.
.
I
Mra
tflklna
olcn
intnwmA
tu.
i.
dm
nai'e
ouinu.
w
....v.....u
mic
B
...
orial
High
School.
Asked
how
she
liked
the
navy,
she
said
she
thinks
"it's
wonderful.
It
gives
girls
a
marvelous
opporunity
to
leam
something
as
mwd
shortly.
j
"
"
'"
s".es
oi
sewing
'
1
of
hospital
supplies
were
eom-
j
GIN
j
.
trijuipioeiiL
&ut:ii
a
iccoiu,
buuk,
i
!
sports
equipment
and
film
strips.
I
!
A
resolution
to
establish
a
pro-
vinclal
censorship
board
for
cen-i
soring
matinee
movies
for
child-j
ren
was
approved
by
the
meeting,
..which
also
called
for
extension
to
two
years
of
the
Normal
School
..I
plrted
..I
during
the
year.
Attend
Many
members
at
present
are
knitting
baby
wear
for
the
display
case
on
the
second
floor
of
the
hoKpital.
Announcing
that
a
drive
would
melchers
;
.course-.
1
ens
uud
A
resolution
calling
on
the
1
,
federal
government
to
assume
all
i
education
costs
was
defeated.
Party
I
get
underway
Immediately
for
additional
members,
president
'Mrs.
Greene
said
"We
feel
thut
!
I
.
s
and
Professional
!eyery
woman
In
the
community
Job
Open
Again
(low
C01D3
affect
YourKIDKEYS
Tha
kiAwra
art
T
aXkate
rfans,
uilr
iert
sculir
bj
1
cM.
Their
aWr
Mer
anpuribet
and
ana
acida
rn
tha
Ui.
whea
jmi
ban
a
caU
a(ra
ark
ia
thrawn
upas
jrour
kidnaya.
Daad't
kudoar
Piili
Ma
ym
kidnm
dear
raw
aratrai
af
auaaa
arida
and
auana
caaaed
br
caldi.
ina
it
ymt
rbaan
la
ahaka
in'artion
larnur
fatal
Better
farter.
If
aa
bat
a
uM
et
and
aaa
Dadd'
Kidnev
Piila.
1f
DoddsKidn3Y
Fills
!
UNITED
NATIONS,
NY.
f
The
race
for
a
new
United
Na-
tions
secretary-general
is
wioe
open
again
today
witM
Russia's
latest
candidate,
Mrs.
Vijaya
I
Lak.shmi
Pandit
of
India,
beaten
THIS
GALA
BALL
GOWN
Is
called
"Sea
Treasure"
and
Is
designed
by
Hardy
Amies
of
London,
designer
of
many
outfits
worn
by
the
Queen
on
her
visit
to
Canada
In
1951.
It
U
a
dress
suited
to
royal
balls.
In
pearl-yellow
duchess
satin,
it
has
semi-full
skirt,
heart-shaped
halter
neck
and
exquisite
pearl
beading.
10
neiu
ummiri
,noul(l
be
a
member
of
thU
aux-putrUk
Day
card
Mary."
i
I
It
was
decided
to
contact
all'
.in
Hall,
attractively
women'
organizations
by
letter
j
n
the
appropriate
j
rKK
their
members
to
Join.'
Kitif
of
St.
Patrick,
-Ariv
0ther
person
witthlng
to
Join!
pie
enjoyed
an
even-
mav
contact
the
secretary
at
I
the
.
luvorlte
card
rC
549
!
Bridpe
or
Whist.
.
New
members
proposed
for
;
J,c
various
games
membership
at
last
night
s
meet-
I
!lng
were:
Mrs.
James
Stewart,)
-Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Mrs.
R
B.
Skinner,
and
Mrs.)
This
advertiiertient
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Bride-To-Be
Receives
Gifts
In
Bassinette
at
Shower
f
.nt,
men's
first.
H
John
Magor.
:
in
her-
first
bid
before
the
security
council.
j
In
a
five-hour
secret
session
'Thursday,
the
11-country
coun-j
i
ll
tui
ned
down
Mrs.
Pandit,
!
sister
of
India's
Prime
Minister
I
Nehru,
and
then
ceiled
again
on
!
the
"Big
Five"
permanent
mem-
br
rs
to
try
to
iron
out
the
dead-,
lock
befure
their
next
meeting,
:
scheduled
for
March
24.
i
ciiiimlatlon,
Mrs.)
Events
planned
In
the
future
I
include
a
rummage
sale
on
April
!
lies'
first.
Mrs.
H
18.
hospital
day
tea
May
12
and
;
rir;t.
W
A
McLean,
It
I
hoped
to
have
a
tag
day'
iim
Mm
M:trv
Win.
sometime
ln
Mav
Prnrewli
nf
to
at
Miss
Dolores
Oreen,
ho
will
become
the
bride
of
Jack
Mac-
Sending
a
gift
but
unao..
tend
was
Mrs.
J.
Husvick.
these
evenU
are
used
for
hosniL.1
Intoah
on
April
2.
w
!n?
!;e
first.
Mrs
Mar-
suppllea
and
equipment.
Jored
guest
at
a
shower
hc.i
in
-'t
Mr
Chilton,
and
I
The
auxiliary
decided
to
In-
the
home
of
Mrs.
Carl
Rosang.
Upon
arrival
the
bride-to-b.
'
was
seated
In
an
elaborately
dec-
B
.Murton
;crease
lis
donation
10
the
Civic,
cards
delirious
re-1
Centre
from
$50
to
$80.
I
ere
served.
Miss!
Refreshments
were
served
after
I
Mimi
Lilian
Wa-ithc
meeting
by
Mrs.
J.
Munthe,
:
Connie
Weise
v.ere
:
Mrs.
O.
V
Lyons
and
Mm.
W.
3
rraiifcmenu.
iKergin.
3
4M.
T
IMS
ft
a
V0Vr
.
32
Relatives
orated
chair
under
an
arch.
A
:
bttMinelte
was
brought
In
laden
,
with
many
useful
gifts
which
the
bride-to-be
opened,
assisted
by
Miss
Sandra
Rosang
and
Master
'
Oarry
Tyse.
Bingo
was
played
during
the
(evening
and
unusual
gifu
were
jwon
by
alL
I-liciotis
refresh-
menu
were
served
by
the
co-i
hostesses.
Mrs.
Carl
Kosang
and
'Mrs.
Violet
Tyw.
I
Present
at
the
shower
were:
I
I
f
I
MM
s
JB
mm
am
V
V
A.
x
Ht
a',
.
aaers
House
Cleaning
Specials
March
19,
20,
21
TI
E
SHIRTS
(Honeyrhild)
8c
and
$1.00
COTTON
CARDIGANS
(Honryrhilil)
8ftc
and
$1.00
TAM
O
SHANTER
WEAR
$1.49
and
$1.95
SILK
SLIPS,
4
s
and
C'a
..
..:
.
97c
INFANT
TIE
VEST
t
for
SlJtS
SOX,
Infant;-'
and
Children's
t
for
97c
INFANT
PUE-W
ALKINti
SHOE
8c
and
$1.49
INI
ANT
WALKING
SHOE
$1.95
THE
STORK
SH0PPE
303
Third
Avenue
W.
T
Applrnhiitte
over
;jAt
Sklapsky
iBirthday
Party
;t
at
8
,i
d..n-e
March
21
,
,
,
.
..
W
Frank
J.
Sklnpsky,
sr..
celebrat-
Mr
J
L
Macintosh.
Mrs.
George-
ed
hi
79th
birthday
Sunday
at"""-
Mr-
al7
.
naprun.
nns.
jrple
b;tk
salt
r.ii'n
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violet
Tvsse.
Mrs.
M.uie
ispckirv.
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UilUtE
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II
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Mill.
nviia.
t
mi
!
!
I
Hilda
Hamilton.
940
Ambrose.
i
Mrs.
Paul
Rosang.
Misses
Dolores
its
P.nnrday
nleht
I
During
the
day,
a
turkey
sup-j
Oreen
and
Mary
Aim
Hanberg.
i-
M-M.i:.!n
at
the
per
was
served
to
a
group
of
32,
j
(Mi
alll
relations
The
table
was,:
decorated
with
fresh
cut
flowers.
p
int
drive
ftuturdav
w
Temple.
Evrrv-
i
There
were
two
birthduy
cakes,
one
a
present
from
Mr.
oi.d
Mrs,
188
:T.
HUI
and
Mr.
ar.-l
M.
A
iJir
SON
danc.iGordon.
vhnt
8
pin.,
dance
Mr
Sklapsky
has
a
family
of
.ments
Good
prizes
io.
with
44
grandchildren
and
17
a!
Music
bv
Mike
.
.,iAiu.n
Bi
B
accompaniment.
Cards
were
played
during
the
(7l
evening.
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i
nun
Uf.
1
nm
!
fS
T
I
irr
i
',:
Bord
en
r-iA
1
Ku-inrw
importa
rraurMrd
In
l.
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-
Sal
oaie
PI
1881
ans
t
n
,i
,
.
At
a
recent
meeting
of
Borden
Street
School
P-TA,
final
plans
were
made
for
the
rummage
sale
to
be
held
March
27.
r
i
ii.nerv.
rriaay
'
-
Mwha
Cake,
t
s
n..n
t
forget
Co-f
!ite
bread.
It's
u
Have
you
tried
There
will
be
a
sale
of
home-
'
Huns
veil
mi..
...
.
.
.,
ffrml
fraltv
.at.
7l
:.
"""'
!
THE
ECONOMAT
COSTS
$70.00
LESS
THAN
MOST
AUTOMATIC
WASHERS
BECAUSE
OF
BENDIX
PATENTS
Sudt
and
light
toil
drain
through
tha
hollow
agitator.
Heavy
dir)
is
flushed
out
at
the
bottom.
Dirty
water
never
drains
back
through
your
clean
clothe.
k
Patented
Wondertub
gently
squeeiee
the
clothei
damp
dry.
w
Bendix
Wondertub
is
guaranteed
in
writing
for
S
years.
aiSO
On
U1HI,
uair.
I
iwi.a
.
sale
of
hot
cross
buns
and
candy
on
April
2
were
dlscus-ied.
Resolutions
to
be
brought
up
I
"inn
from
Norway.
;
Is
nmark
will
be
I
'
HaRen
from
New
f
"K-se
fllma
will
K,
"h'l'f
of
th
Wnr.
at
the
P-TA
annual
convention
j
formed
the
subject
for
an
Inter-
j
estlng
discussion.
Two
films
were
,
shown
after
which
refreshments
f
"''me.
They
will
be
I
ifi
I.ll!h..ro-
r,,
..
-a.,
vnurcn
iiB
at
S
o'clock.
(871
I
were
served
No
bolting
down.
WITH
A
MODERN
ELECTRIC
RANGE
!
I
No
vibration
k;;i
ill
.
J
tCIAL
-
SPECIAL
-
11l""in..f."
I
if
4
"
,N"S
A.
Ssaa';-.'
Vou'U
be
proud
of
the
cooking
results
you
can
achieve
with
a
new,
electric
range.
You'll
be
proud,
too,
of
the
smart
new
look
that
modern
electric
range
will
give
to
your
kitchen.
$8.95
lOOoo
Pure
Wool
BANNOCKBURN
PANTS
0R
HARD
WEAR
AND
COMFORT
Come
in
let
vi
show
you
why
the
Bendix
Economat
it
the
finest
agitator
automatic
ot
any
price.
,
fnnuM
UUIIIl
-EASY
TERMS!
LIBERAL
ALLOWANCES!
COME
IN
NOW!
BENDIX
HOME
APPLIANCES
Div.
AVCO
Monufocturing
Corp.
ENJOY
"ABSENTEE
COOKING"
Clockwork
controls
will
cook
yout
meals
automatically
while
you
go
out
on
a
pleasant
outing.
ENJOY
THE
SPEED
OF
ELECTRIC
COOKING
just
push
a
button,
set
a
dial
and
the
quick
heat
starts
a
meal
cooking
right
away.
You'll
tlso
enjoy
the
economy
and
cleanliness
of
cooking
electrically
the
modera
way.
MOST
PRAPTirAl
rnn
ricurBiicu
lCt
$0.95
Pair'
(Less
Allowance
On
Trade-In)
JTTS&NICKERSON
n
n
rs3
A
m
7
n
crinv
Ik
u
iy.
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CLOTHING
r