Boks HAROLD TL DIXON are the newlyweds shown
B®. cad Mary Sedgwick,

4M Sixth Avenue became the bride of Harold

out Mr. Chrlstopher and the late Mrs, Dixon

+, Hing of spring flowers at St. Andrew's Cathe-

Bi. v-ning. Canon Basil 8. Prockter officiated.

 

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More than 260 parents and.
friends visited Conrad Street and
Seal Cove schools for the “Open
Houses" Wednesday afternoon,
as purt of the Education Week
observance.

Parents Inspeeted = — Conrad
classrooms for displays of art,
language, reading, socal studies
and sclence and health.

At Conrad 125 students from
Orades 1 to Grade 6, took part
in a varied program,

Mr. Norman MeLaren’s Grade
§s gave a gymnastic display and
Miss N. Irving's Grade 1 class
presented action songs arid chor-
al speaking.

A one-net costume play "The |
Silly Little Rabbit” wos staged !
by Mrs. M, Cornfoot's Grade 2
class, Mrs, C. Wiese's Grade 3

Booth Students
‘Show Fashions
‘At Open House

A fashion show In which girl
students modeled clothes they
had made themsecives was one
of the highlights of Booth Me-
morlal High school “Open House”
held Thursday afternoon to
mark Education Week. -

More than 450 parents ,and
frlends toured the school, saw

 

 

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ing Part in Festival -

Bocitace proup is tak-
Bethe Beth Annual
Bue District Muste
Bes ‘Nednesday and
Boohe x el the pro-

By. the 2-volce
Book Shoal Chole
+ to $8

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re dhree adult eholrs
ai St Andrew's
meeted by beter
wR caval Shaeprs

fio’ Chamber

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af the mest interesting
Boi Ue cny

Balogna,

There are no Naas or Skeena! Pat Lemon and Sheila James
River Native bands. this year! were commentators for the show
but band mysic will be present- which included skirts, weskits,
ed by the MCS Chatham Mili- suits, “After 5" frocks, one full-
lary band, the Booth Memorial length formal gown. Supervis-
High School Junior Band, and ing were Mrs. J, R. McCracken,
two accordion bands,

Bulk of the entries are piano, Bernie Cooper,
vocal and violin solos, with; The tea and bake sale
ducts slated for votce and piano. :sponsvred by the Booth Memor-
One junior string ensemble fs jint Parent-Teacher association,
entered and four accordion sols. ‘Tonight a panel discussion will) Wednesday afternoon a large :parent-Teacher Assoelation was‘ Harold Anderson and Mrs. Pred

The festival, to be adjudicated ‘be held at Booth Memorlal on number of parents attended ‘given a first-hand view of the 'Relch.
by Sherwood Robson, director the subject “Is Our Present.Sys- Port Edward’s “Open House" iFirst Odd Fellows’ Pligrimage to
school, Vancouver, gets under-
‘way both Wednesday and Thurs-
day at 0.30 acn. Afternoon ses-
‘glons start at 4:30 pm. and eve-
ning performances begin at 7:30
pn,

» The program
headed by Mrs. W. 8. Kergin. cone |
-vener, assisted by Mrs.
enon ol WHPTIn- " geekes ant Mrs. Y, C. Calder.
th Rotary Msed wooed
caoy Charles PL dler os clerk,

Ba Ball For Anniversary

hae Maret Wb Rupert
Boel Birthday af the ted tot
roe of Commeree iy ratification, tb was reported
The eltlzenship council com.’
al the Jayeves mittee reported that it had res) *
drafted its ‘constitution and hy-
rin share Of the Jaws and aaid that more than,
Hoe phan wert well 199 members of the coungll had | , |
Bic the affair pramlees attended a meeting at the Clvic

Centre,
po:

Bi of the proposed teaching new Canadians + the;

he tones for Prince English language. 4

students at work In thelr class-
rooms and assembled in the
aelivity room for the fashion
show and tea afterwards,

Taking part, in. the fashion
ishow were 65 girls from the
'Orades 10, 11 and 12 home econ-
jomics class,

 

 

At Conrad and Seal Cove

‘speaking and a lesson In phontes

Pupils Work

class sang fcrtival songs.
Another play. "The King's
Highway" was performed by the
Crade.4 class of Mrs, Mf. Schwelg-
hofer. “

’ Mrs, P, Eidsvik, Grade 3 and 4
tencher, conducted a ‘boys’ cholr
composed of pupils from all dl-
Wshons,

Mrs. E. Piche's Grades 6 and 6
chusses presented folk dancing.
as did Princlpal Gordon Bate-
man's Grade'é pupils.

At Seal Cove School parents
saw thelr children’s work in the
classrooms and Jater watched a
ccmbjned Grade } cod 2 clnas

 

Theee Cadio ‘omedians

thelr busy schedules and are giving their tlme {reo for the
Canadian Red Cross Society fund drive presently under way
all across Canada, All three shows will be carried by: CFPR.

speelal Red Cross show on Thursday, March 17 the night that
Prince Rupert branch of the Red Cross Boclety slages [ts one
night drive fot $5,500, pe

Just before the canyassers endl at Prinze Rupert homes.
Crosby will do a special Red Cross show and a week lafer on
March 31, Jack Benny will be guest on a special Red Cross
broadcast,

able through (he courtesy of Fashion Footwear and Elils
Alr Lines.

On Rad Cross Mroadcasls.

Thrce of radiv's funniest men are taking tine. off from
Heading the list Is Bob Hope who will be a guest on a

‘Time of the 15-minute breadeast, is from 6:16 to 6:30 p.m.

On Thursday, March 24, ab the stime broadcast time Bing

Locally, the thne 6:15 to 6:30 pim,, is belng made avail-

 

perform group singing, choral

under the supervision of Miss
Janet Wong.

At the end of the program par-
ents, teachers and’ pupils from
Seal Cove jolned those at Con-
rad for tea served by the Con-
rad Parent-Teacher Association
under the convenership of Mrs.
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Port Edward |;
PTA To Ask

For Curfew

| A move to Impose a curfew at
iPort Edward was Instigated (his
week when the Port Edward
Parent-Teacher association held
its regular meeting.

Members felt that a petition
should ‘be circulated and then
sent to the provincial govern-
ment. Hours of 8:39 in the win-

 

curfew times,

as the date for the PTA's bazaar |
and all members have been ns- |

 

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was

music at John Oliver High

Rupert General Hozpital’ ma-
{rent Lloyd Rive, of Columbia

‘committee — Is
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Jeon the Pelee’ street aly left yesterday. by,
orcad the pst! plane far a vee week holiday:
he oror VEE WHEE Gn neg tot,

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he Jaycee executive forigive a display of square dane:

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signed to tasks io ensure success
of the affair.
iwhich will be presented at the |
‘Music Festival next week, was
given by Grade 2 and Grade 6
‘puplis to open the meeting, |

‘room ‘afterwards.

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cand Jack Evans repre-enting the. is ; S . [
teachers. Moderator will be RG, 48 den choot

Moore, principal of King Edward
School. ‘Host y, Parents

Prior to the dixcusgion, # pro-
‘gram will be presented with pore
‘elpants from all schuols: Booth teheot,
WIE present a school band selec.) commencing at 2 pm., saw
Hlon, King Edward will present a} {han 150 parents, and friends.
choir selection, Borden Sireel i visiting the elassroonis.
“will put. on a dramatization of | Vice-Principal G. E. Freeman
“The BI and the Deormouse.” ond other teachers whose classes.
Annunetafion will present cho- “were visited during the dav, tried
‘at speaking while Conrad will to show

» “Open House” at Borden Street
Weedesday — afternaqn

fof English reading, writing
jarlthmetl: iy relatlonshty to all

a bo ‘other subjects,

tion provided tes for the visitors
with the senior girls of Grades 5
6 serving.

seein eno ae Sem sent tm pe se

readers

1 @ S.O.N. Masquerade and Dance,
{March 18, Dancing from, 10

Everybody welcome,
@ Got your Festlval Programiny

Centre or the Fre Wall,

 

urday 8:00 pv. sharp. (

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Kelth DeWitt, Turkish; Mrs, J.
Canadian Leglon staged a site; ;
cessful Second
dinner last night in the Cann-
dian Legion auditorium with 200
‘persons attending.

Explolting the full meaning of
the word international the aux-
itary under the convenership of
Mrs.
served a large variety of dishes,:by Mrs, J. H. Stannard, Mrs,

Included were haggls of Scot-
land; chill con carne, Mexico;
holupchi, Poland; chow mein,
China;
United States:
meat balls, Italy; fishe-bollor, | Frank Lewls, Mrs, Sheila Cheater,
Norway and dishes representing
Turkey, Russla, Sweden, Eng-
land and Treland.

Mrs, Jimmy Andrew, in Scot- ‘ceremonies for a short program gunday afternoons were chosen! >
tish garb, was hostess assisted | that followed the dinner. \
by waltresses In Internattonal j
ter time and 10 p.m, In the sum- !dresses — Mrs. Roland Merrl-' Miss Yoke Van Deursen, Mrs!
mer were suggested as possible}son, in a Norwegian costume,‘w. g, Crawford, ‘William D.|
: ‘Mrs. Jim Williams, Chinese; Mrs.; smith and Mr, Lewis,

The meeting also set April | meme tree re

| A program of songs, some On Pilgrimage,
Flouridation

Booth Memorial High school j

' Th ythe Odd Fellows fin, the |
‘members saw students from ell!
-over Canada and the United
States, travellpe on thé all-ex- ;
enses pald trip

p
re
Mor’ Washington and finully to the ; '

that one part of fluarine dn we
parents the Importance ‘OHlon
and town's water system WOULE Pre | lemma
“yont twoethtrds of | ehildren’s
‘toath decay over at period of
aeant Taaahare Aveaniq. srven sents, The fitm explatnec
The Parent Teuchers Astocia ‘that fluordation was not harm
ful dn any way, shape ar form
and bad the positive backing of
‘doctors, dentists and health au- |
_thorities,

-tharized a donation to the Boy
Seoul find drive, received a let. |
ter of appreelation (rom the 8.
Conts' Comnell Chenklig the PRA
to 2, for thy refreshments served nf-
(05), ter (he two nights of "Phe Mi.
‘fada" and also reeelyed personal

‘ome nanager
rand tlekets at Ormes Drugs, Clyic thanks of promotion mana

(00) >" a
@ Moose whist tournament, at Use Wont Ads—They Pay
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International Dinner
Of Auxiliary Successful —

Ciccone, Italian; Mrs. M. Karn-
sosky, Japanese; Mrs. Wiillam
Rothwe)l, Pearly Queen, Eng-
land! Mrs. Stan Veitch, Swedish:
Mrs. Richard Marshall, Irlsh;
Mrs, Will Murdoch, Mexican and
Mrs, Stan Balliiger, Danish.

Mrs. L, A, Butterick was In
icharge of the kitchen, assisted

International

Fred Barber, president,
Robert. Montgomery, Mrs. G. V.
Hanley, Mrs. H. Gamblin, Mrs,
A. Dickens sr., Mrs. J, Wolsten-
nolme, Mrs, C. D. Bruce, Mrs. F,
C. Will, Mra. BR. Coswan, Mrs,

Bostun baked beans,
spaghettl and

|president,

‘iLiltle Theatre Club Night andi §

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Bob Hili was re-elected presi- turn out for work ‘bees wiles
dent of the Prince Rupert Little are to begin this Sunday. °°.

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group's annual general meeting.

Bleeled first vice-president was'

John Robertson with Jim Cum-
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Two members at large, Mrs.!}
Willan Gordon and Bob Chid-

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tive board. Mrs. Gordon will be
In charge of organizing the

the association's training pro-
gram, Mr. Chidwick‘ will look!
after membership,

Treasurer Nobel Powell an-
nounced his resignation but told
the meeting that he would be} §
available to give advice and uy ae
sistance to tho new treasurer if §
inveded, The exccutive was -giv-
len authority to name a new
treasurer when one fy found.

Next: productluh of ‘the Joc
‘theatre group will be the comedy
“See How They Run” with. Mr.
Robertson as producer.

The assoclation will enter the
icomedy “The Curlous Savage” tn
the Prince Rupert Drama Fes-
tivaldn April. Also entered will
be a one-act play, as yet un-
chosen, to be directed by Kelth
Fought. . ye

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Desired Results?” On the ane! spected: and teachers inet with meeting Wednesday. .

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Miss Ellzabeth Clement, Prince! Tea was served in the activity : the Prince Rupert Odd Fellows
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