Edward Elementary’s h6ol, was
elected president. of ‘the, Pelnee
* Rupert and’ District. Teactions’
-{ |Association Saturday, .

| Fifty teachers: ‘attended ‘the
‘meeting in the. activity room: of}:
Booth Memorial High School.

Mr, Steefe stated he would

ae “work to the limit ef his ability

‘to forward the cause of educa-
as lion in Prince Rupert’ Schools
‘and lo fward the goo"-name. af
‘the annie

| Mr, Steele came. ta Por, Ed-

 

i at Port Essington.

' The association moved to suy-
port, the suggestion that the fall
ce vention o* the teachers of the
noinern we “let be held-in Ter.
‘race dur. £ tne fitst half of No-
“vember, I! was felt that at-
‘tempts [h. paau ears to hold the |-
| convention in Prince Rupert
have not proven. successful: and
that Terrace, because of Its in-
terlor’ location, might draw a
larger membership,

A vote of thanks to the retir-
Ing executive was moved hy JS.
Wilson, principal ol Borden

 
 

 
  
   
    
  
    
    
  
 
   
    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
    

Nays the smooth wn-
ns of this soft w ool

may be Word tor ‘Street School,
i} and informal oc- |

e. | RH, Davidson, retiring presi-
it oh ident of the assoclation and
vd py six {Principal of Booth Memorial
8 hoe buttons. The High School, called upon prined--
gre with black |Pals to Introduce staff members,
gut can be worn | Other new officers clected
, CP Pholol iwere: F Sutton, vice-president;

 

    

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FP Duggan, treasuter,’*

 

Edward

elected . chalrman, of fe: salary
committee, :

 

Native Voice:

 

Visits : ‘Here

tive Volce, official organ’ of the
Native Brotherhood ‘of ‘B.C.ls In

‘plans a trip to northern: intdrior
points aiming at: further’ érgan-

‘ Mrs. Hurley: ts ‘here With : her
husband,
Thomas "Hurley, who, isd fénce
attorney for Dan Nelson: 7) Bella
Coola; ‘char ged jointly ® ‘with
George Talllo on a manslaughter
charge, to be heard at
court'here this’ week, «

An energetic, vetefan’ ‘hews-
paperwoman, Mrs. Hurley ‘is an
associate lifé member of the. Na-
tive Brotherhood, which she says
has done‘a great job of organiz-
ing Natives on the coast, and im-
proving their standard. of living

but which has much vet to do, dn
the interlor,

tives at’ interior’ polnts urging

"| them to Join activily In thie work | -

of the Brotherhood, ‘which has’
done so much for endst: ‘Indidns,

the north son. e 25 years ago with
the late Alfred’ ‘Adains' of Mas-

out discrimination against BC's
31,000 Natives, oy

Cu Pair Leave 2
On Hunting Fy.

Off on-a hunting trip’ to Al-

 

berta and possibly Saskatchewan

are George Spance and Bul Ma-
tuik of Prince Rupert, -

The pair left lost week’ hoping

(rm bag some: moose:In’the Topléy,,| ”

 

dungsters Choose: Soup

t kids loose in the jeorn and 2 cans (15 ounce) of:

   
 
  
  
   
   
   
 
    
  
   
  
   
   
    
    
  
  
  
   
        
  

 

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here you Keep soup. ; Gravy Garnishes Steak 4 |
Pyoungsters are dike} Sandwiches” heey
reach for one or Pita a gan
fn chicken neodle, lof beef gravy: and” ff minute |
br hearty vegetable isteaks, They go’ together doli-.!
_ ‘elously in-hot sandwithes, Brown *

tistical fuet_ that the the steaks and cook. Meanwhile |
for this soup trio. As “heat gravy and make 8 slices of |
wr favours ‘toast. Butter toast and top each |
peelbveers orange of 4 slices with, a steak;.top with
lars. swaphetti ‘another slice of toast’ pour. on |
be uf his wud girls, hot ‘yeh gravy. Garnish with, dill
Paste fae fourteen, iplekles and _ sliced tomatoes.
onuiirky. soun bee!" Vegetable Juices Go Ini
hany school tunehes Spanish Rice

W) this babbling — For peppy flavour in. Spanish ’
A Spread some Rice, use mixed vegetable julces
And you'll be us liquid when cooking the. rice,
‘sme when the First. brown 4 slices of bacon |
prishing in at noon. (deed) with 1 small onlon ‘slic. |
ih The same fine ed) Ina frying pan. Add % cup
carry well ina ipfee, 144 cups of vegetable juices,
‘Vy eup water. Slmmer about 30 |

ith Scnror

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BO, “are, enroute ‘to Lacéinbe, |
: lta. where” they: will go''after
i prese: They hope also to pay a.

P what wilt they eat? ispaghettt. Heat well, ‘Makes, 8: Visit to‘ thelr former Home’ town,

, Prince Albert, Sask., which they
haven't: visited Since :1948;..

Both are: members of.
Club.

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This Week—

Booth Memorial Junior-Senior |
;High School P-TA Get’ Acquaint- |
ied meeting at’ 8 ‘p.m. In. thes
ischool tonight, .

 

Mooseheart Aiumni committee :

meets tonight at the home of:
Mrs. D, Christison, 484 Sixth Av.

enue East, .

Prince Tenpert Lodge No. « 63,
OOF, meets Tuesday, 8 p.m, at
Valhalla Hall,

Prince Rupert Crapter No, al,

hRE “Moare;. ‘pfineipal ot King Co
elementary. School, was}.

Publisher: te a | Q

Maisle* Hurley ‘of: “Vaticouver; oe
| well-known publisher of. The Na. |

Prince Rupert. ‘thig:’ ‘week’ and o
Vancouver : lawyer.)

assize

. She hopes to meet’ with Na- oo

Briefly tracing: tne: ‘history - of |.
the Brotherhood, organized in

set as president, she satd it had |-
aimed’ at uniting. all tribes, to}
raise living standards and wipe

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‘| Association, says it was drawn| !

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Music Trail, Sefies "|

4 Glazer, American + pianist’.
"| March; ‘and..the - wind snserible
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| cellist: who ‘has gained Interna.
=| tonal fame,. will: ‘appear -Wed-
nesday night ‘at’ the’ Civic. ‘Cén-

tre. in: the: first ‘concert: ‘of. the
series, and will ‘be’ followed by
Olga ‘Coelho, Brazilan: soprano-
guitarist’ in. November; Frank

an May.’
_ The Givie entre Gorieert Alix-

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Was al Whist

"Eleven tables. were in play
when the. Sons: of: Norway staged
their. weekly.-whist drive and
dance Friday night in the lodge:
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second, Mrs, E, Cormier:. men’s |

‘first, Hans” Pettersen
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“l -The committee’ th charge: in:
‘| cluded G.. Selvig, K. Laird, 0: K,
Olsen, R.: Hy: ideide’ ‘and Nils,
Gundersen “as: “master of ‘ cere- |’
{monies . with. bts ie supplied:.by

Mike Coluss}’ i 12: the’ Ganeing
‘session; "
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nunciation Schoo! Hall, October
6 and 7, Wednesday’ and Thurs-
day. afternoon and © evening.
‘Homecooking,afternoon tea, fish
pond, surprise boxes, sewing and]
many other: attractions, Friday j|
, afternoon, : Oct. 8, special for

children. (234)

in’ the ; Common Lounge, Civie

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With the ‘pening concert of ate (988 55 ‘Alcea:
t two days. away, ticket: sales j|

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Centre, Friday, Oct,, 8 at 8: p.m} 7
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sald the response. to date had
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expected many would» plek : Uo |.
their ' tickets mi the "next: ‘two’

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who sl:.¢e last year has been. en-

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@ Moor prelude; folluwed: by. Boe-.|
cherini’s, Sonata..in. A:
_| (Adagio, and “Allegro) and” ‘an °
"| unaccompanied Sonata: for. Cello ;
by Kodaly, in three movements. :
Following.’ the © intermission, ’
they. will present “Orlentale’’. by:
Granados; “Masques” (from: Ro-.

Prokofieff: “Roamanre"— -Seria-
bin, and, Variations. on a. Rocco.
Theme—Tschaikowsky. .

The unaccompanied sonata. is
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and. Miss Nelsova is one‘of. only
work.'

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Their program will open. with, (

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