‘Wax Bath, Other. Items

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Still Needed By Clinic

A wax bath, linens, bedding and towels are need:
ced for the continued success of the Canadian Arthri-:
itis and Rheumatism Society clinic in Prince Rupert,
Mrs, T. J. Boulter, chairman of the Women’s com-|

mittee told more than 30 women attending the CARS |

“night,

“get acquainted’ meeting in the Civic Centre Friday

"We now have $200 car-emork- | A) filin: proc fuced by the he

‘ed for the wax bath but it. is! ithritis and Rheurnatism Foun-

“up to our committee to raise the jc ation In New York was then |

‘jalance of more than $209 for Shown hy P. L, Peterson and.

‘this container ag well ag raise ‘followed by slides and commen.
‘money for other necessary items {tary by Miss Conway.

‘for the clinic,” Mrs, Boulter said, |

physiotherapist told) the Broup |
cthat, when she arrived here iss |’
‘than two months avo the clinic | -
“consisted of Uttle more tha Mm vo |

“beds but. now the clinic is

ents coming for treatment cone
‘Uinually from 9 to 5,

Jn the clinic but advise patients!

show
shome.”

by the Prince Rupert people, "again have Dr, R. G, |
“the

‘tool of the society.”
‘group's support CARS could not

‘sald, work is uniring and the mu-*
At oresent the maior expen- uel roa tanked a Not
ses and salaries are pale by. 1 for his efforts on vehall o

‘headquarters in Vancouver but

‘women's commitiee fo provide

sulted dn Vis, Anton Dybhavn

Mrs. Peler Wong served re-
ifreshments provided by the,

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iBroadway cafe to conclude the |
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Patricia Conway, ctlile

rsoclal,

“= MUSEUM—|

completely furnished with a
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o- Dy JOCELYN BOLTON ..-~
treat themselves al’ We were very pleased to have
Miss Conway said, iquite a good attendance at our

“Tt is moct eratifying to see Annual meeting: last Wednesday *
the wonder ful suport given me ‘and it Is gratitying to know we
as
rour president. [ believe a vote of .
thanks ty due to Dr. Lary: for.
always making himself ayuleble :
‘to head our hoard, also thanks:
‘to J. B. Scott for again allowing
his name to sfand for vice-
president, His Interest in our:

“We nob only vive treatment:

{0

are”
she added,

William Brown, president of
local CARS) branch — told
members they were “the werking |
Without the

fenedion in) Prince Runert, he

of the museum, which Is very.
“evident everywhere you look.

branch is!
: vv Mery my 2 on
money for: The Board of Directors is also!

the Prince Runery
faced with rai-ing . peneee a
next year's operations when the'@ good representalion, and we:
elinie. here hecomes setf-sup-_ lope all organizations interested |
porting, Mr. Brown said that i, The suse A ee the
was {the responsibility of the) lee tow hi caren oul

Thave a few on hand, but would |

the working items ‘appreciate many mare,

Mtre, Bent or's rere! top. 1 have just, received a very;
. chee ‘ ‘ appett ’ + yayhe “

money-making suegestions re- interesting little book “People

of the Potlatch” with 119 illus
of the St, Paul's tutheran church, (aUons of Indian Art, This book: :
atfer|pe ta held on bake. sale has been published to tie in
within the next month ard Mrs, witha very extensive exhibition
Barl Gorda od the being held on April 10 to May .
wroup provide a booth ot the G at the Vancouver Art Giliery.
Civle GentrePotmourrl in May. J. A, Morris, curator of the Vin-°
* couver Art Gallery and) Mrs,

‘Audrey Hawihorne, — arseciate |
| Th curator, museum of anthrooology
Ce ntre

atthe University of | British,
Columbia have spent a great
‘deal of time and effort in ar-

This Saturday ‘nleht wil sce
the adult members ub the eom-
munity plymg ail Qheir serena

qarare

 

Ushing the honk, They are hop-
ing that a_ mumber of:
people will te ke the opporient! y!
of visitive {he gallery

rag

1 to Ve . a“ tre . 1
L skill lo wit) the total orttt oer mmunity are visiting " beleve - FRANCOIS LAKE, B.C.-Fred from Alberta. by train, They are |
, 4s » Loli : ‘ ne . ». DY ;
ang se a nin on. ping Ne eur this Me Mere, Paulle, who lives of Neratee, had becutifil birds, with. bronze;
‘ VP iEC ‘ . {re . ' ' 1 ‘
aly i . ‘  vasket Dl wey would ens m ne wat to destroy his fuyely purebred stripes running down cach side ;
5 “01 MWar, WSK EOL % avjlnry ¢ ty ser : . i. we .
Poug, — EUE-O basketball fo the Gallery ane eoire UMS nani @Prince.” He bad been iu of their white necks,
relay races and mu teal cits. padion dbpby, Th le inteers' in pant with a porcupine and
geainslh Ube ‘Teen Layers. PvE ty pete thet many of the MICOS ag 0 badly hurt with the quinls ag
heard via the neignbors TRG are ef Treien art, ef whieh we that. nothin vara be done for Pht Francois Lake Women's’
Joe Scott sh has been DUsY heye (he same fn our Mueeuin, vO atepay serie “sO Institute celebrated {ts tenth:
, " him, They were oven in TS a ene a ; a3
pracdsing pine- pons to defend pp pyy of con weull espe fara nouth and throat anniversary at Mrs, Reg Par- i
his {ile us “thane of the PING peay af bs heal welo tn the Ouran “ns tingtun's home Thursday after-:
buapers” Art CGndlery ond thes will be Fthel i Abe W . ' noon, Twenty-two members and
yon . Tthel and Abe Weins cid the ‘
Mro anid Mes, Bob Toweh, ave ateased faced va a ees opt yer . . ~. frlends were present, Mrs, Spen- :
‘ . -  ohtidren are staying al Shorts: ; r -
also been practic HOV TURP wee Heeitae | priee The evhi- sawmill at C ievrnynant where cer. Aistriet president, and Mrs.
came apainet the lesa -ae bad- Wiig do dap fy diftewnnt sar. tye is moekine ah vy are Oy ral Vorsyih, buth of Peraw, drove
minto expert. The bask-tiall tions, eneh vy fiehine, henerhold we Is te the a os read that over by ear and were elven a
nies 0 eoada road se th:
PAA, Hive ORVerSs HODERTITEE Oya pypere hein  eereney Vv, ‘he , : fen en ; _ hearty welcome, Mrs. Norman
who have nol Seen On Une COs These wi he eran ef want Wey GO TOE BEEN cane CW, Schreiber and Mrs, Fred To'-
for same Hine, Sone oh these aprppec oo farte are) Tyee yay Mr ‘ Mrs Chivh Braee ‘wurst came fran Norulee whieh
baskerball players se $0 CONs tener oegatitta oud pelay wary UM ane iMe ee is 35 mites fram Francois Lake
rident they feel trey dev Mave Gseitag pit paekatry, othe In MP and AES. BEE WGOGS TEN dat ding picking uy Mrs. Cane

to practice, at Teast tat the
word they iivve for presn Pelee,
Pye placed b Fen the wornen's
fam te win their eame. Vin
sure adult cheer Jeador, Deryl
Kata oky, will give her elab
compare aad strength 10 play
We fle game,

“Dhis Is gonus to be an evening
of fun for the whele family, The
Ro-Me-HL band, cheer dendets ;
and students will be there, Ait
Murray will be Master af Cerc-
iontes, and Many piash hryorites
of basketball and eon. whl be
on tend. co donk mie
Saterday, Mirch Wat 8 gan

afe fe lt

The Sqiiave Puneiiee roi ere

road ep rarnes, There wll) glee
hae qdremmatte dole ef Vrvelin gs
Afar | end ta f pint
owl tye he
apr oafeagd pa halide he. heer
pad woe, an (] fyenen seryadyy on
perhess thas wil!
quired have Hy en dt stew

Maret is the Moeth for renew:
ine vour memberships.

| was RPVERoRsWFTFETAENID', savernens ase:

PERSQNALS

FOF OF EROS TR EU TEED ED TRON OH EID ITER OR

Alderman Kay Smith left the
city dart night abound the Cae
moet for Vaneanyer where she
will represent Brines Rupert at

spy uae

ryyting ave ty type ty aes

cen Powe

holdioe a soci ‘Thusdiny eves the anmnal cunference of (Ie
Wie tk Rpra tPheer's a real Cumidbin, Caneer Hoeloty, TLC
eed) an atote, «ae a live croup (visto Mareh 12 und Th aud

he Seventy Annual Meeting of
the Canadian Arthiitls and.
hematin Soelety, BC. diye.
cdon Marely Hand 1,

af niitelois rounded: Wp os Abe
Poel, of (he Roeky Mountain
Moye WED be cuppleai ihe de
be ple Nee Ty TER Onapveth, oi

artay phealed A tabssiee at

val , and rowed dane wel te How, I. , Wray, pasta uf the
eared TES 8 pan The oe ries Raipert Pinst | resbyterian
pen wil be unphice ty barely Tell this morntig bs
Iiedes, Pie eve de ba Conodiin Paeifle Airings plane
bambers eet thea eist- sa all Ur Vancouver where he wil ats
row eee danee epily net and the Westiitister Preshy-
pre oyyeteame Vemavesy deat heyy dieetiies whieh shire to-

fornes your tanely elegy hos ayy Tran
son ehd cea cars

Bo Muelonald

" th brs, and

A onewooreedepy fom Vain Hevers: ABUT vin pad Morar
poephee will hold dee fl bo TPR, at Meventh Avenno Tass,
Cea Hampopen. afterbaatn abi eft the city Hund y morals
Mia qe He de dese tolles tat hoard the tion Steamship
foo dr fhe ah ea Phe oea ‘paleo or Port Alherm
mec Ved) be tel ae athens where (lies wl july Mr, Mare

Donald nd fake up: permanent

a maetitorina a abe bles Pal
re Tdeniee,

jae borate penaher Tan meds,

idors. Mhatey ate sup atled
Hints W " RoOAS Tehelov, iardie aaent

me there bs for Departinent af Transport ta
Hats relented Ue Helier Ripert, retuned lane
rawtierinny HID i jan. Meqe Satiredrty merits ahead the
rootytae iia egie Bova antiali CUMOGUH EEE work's Vist ih
Vieaworer ind Vietorha,

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Vays fet free

foun
Hanh feeeet oe Manelay, been .

Parjer Rebfae fo is Pie Do, Bowell, peysenpeb mca
Cee dunlor Roller Satine ag aver oe Cunadin Cellulose
tek vane Thiaday, Square Company Ged, Watson Tahu,
Pepee Postal oe PW aah Ht today by plane for Vianeais
Mriday, Tas ke bia bh beaue ver mhoroute to Mandea) where
Cane: eytirdiey, Adi vente be wip attend Cimdin Pulp

and Paper asioehedon Tidustehel

treaty N'eHE Bp.
Cop et Pelitigna meettiga,

Weoseetiee com ta the
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Francois Lake News |

By AGNES TE NEAVE

Daily News Correspondent “riean geese which

Prince Rupevk och Funday;
morning by car Ai oaend) Mra,
Wood wilh be willy the Canadian
Fishing Corgpany ign Uhis
vear, We wil mass Chemis they 5
have been living here since last!
Rill, However, (hes all expect to
be back apatn next fall.

Jdyo and Mrs, Hngh Cowan on
the way frem Clemretta,

There was quile a festive alr,
and each lady wore cither a yel-
‘ow comape or a green, yellow
and white frilled ornament, Mrs.
Partiniton read an uecdunat of
‘he uellviddes of the Institute
during the past ten years, and
though only Che most notable
were mentioned it took a long
Tre da ge through the Tist

Three films were shown and
ane enjoyed,

Albert. and Claudar detfrey
snd thelr sinall datehtes are
naw Livin at Cote simone where ;
Albert is workiré,

Ben MeCtary has dost six head
Yoeattle throueh dhe dee oon
Ooten dake, Siaee Che seater hae
rleen so Chat ib is nenely to the
fapoaf the trees Fy phiers, he
eattie have been wandering
amonest the fuaks where Che
ee de tok Giek, and [he dee uive
Way UniGer Tenn,

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Presented With Cords

‘ed district

“pam

wren Band howl” ,

; Highlight’ of the program was

READERS ‘a candlelight ceremony in which

{First company Girl Guides: lit

ren te nr ene Pood candles from one held by Com-

lay ‘missioner Holtby’ and Tepeated
we have Long Spare Ribs. and: ithe ten Guide laws.

: Sour
: Saturdays only.
Four specialty, Dial 32165,

| Rupert Lodge No, 1051, Tuesday,
‘March 6, at 8 p.m. All members a “welcome cake" for coment jand Mrs, R. M, Jensen-while Mrs,

erved to” JR, McCracken is planning table
. ,Guiders, Guides, Brownies, ‘ss0~- | decorations. *H, H: Beach i is IOs
:@ Sonja Ladies mecting Mon- ciation members and the large i gram chairman: °

dey. March 5, Sons of Norway crowd of parents attending the!
a

Lake on Friday to get two Af-
had come:

‘hut the lake ds lower (his Whe

many years, This isa good thine ,
because when the exeeptlonally |

melts in Che Spring our dake ean,

wtore Heaverflows and finds Its

New Guide Commissioner

Mrs, Lionel Holtby was invested as District Com-
missioner of the Northern Lights Girl Guide District
iyesterday afternoon at a ceremonial rally of Guides
‘and Brownies at St. Andrew's cathedral all.

Mrs. Holtby, who was ap point- ~~ .
comunissioner ast. yfrs, Holthy with her cords and
fall, received her cords of office:congratulated her, Guiders

‘from Divisional Commissioner | ‘Guides and Brownies repeated

(Mrs, Joseph Niemand. Mrs.'their Guide and Brownie prom-
i Holby: reaffirmed her Guide jseg

promise, swore to uphold the,
Guide. Jaws and accepted the!

The rally program, dir ected by
District Guider Mrs, F, D. Hitch-

many: responsibilitics of her ht Byes
office: ° of h "\cesk, onened with Brownies of
Commissioner Niemand inthe Third Prince Rupert pack,

junder the direction of Brown

speaking to the assembled Guid- | Owl Mrs. Neil Galbraith sing

ers, Guide as:ocialion members, : i
Guldes and Brown’es asked them; ee SONgS.
to give full support to their new} An enrollmen{ ceremony was
conunissioner. iheld by, the Second and Fourth
Immediately after ‘Commls-'Prince Rupert Brownies packs
sioner, Niemand had presented ,wnder the direction of Mrs, 8. £.
| Williams, Brown Owl for. the
OPP At ‘Second and Mrs. M. P. Pearson,

Brown Owl for the Fourth pack,

— Civic Centre |

Enrolled by-. Commissioner

. | Holtby, as Susan Slatta of the

~ Second Brownie pack who re-
Timetable ; peated her Brownie promise in
Tuesday i front of the toadstool within

Juniors: Free Skating 3:30. the Brownie Circle. She was aiso
p.m.: Woodwork 4 p.m, ‘congratulated “by Commissioner

Lifting and: Niemand,
Rifle Club.'7: Receiving their Golden Bars
Teen Room 3:36 to 9 om, from Commissioner Holtby were
Adults: Flowereraft; Adult Carol Faught, Molly Montgom-
, Billiard Room | to 10 p.m.; Sol- ery and Cecille Turcotte of the;
,arium 1 to 10 p.m, ‘Second Brownie pack and Col-
Meetings: Little Theatre; De- leen Ballinger of the Fourth
partinent of Fisheries 9 a.m.; pack,
‘Rotary Choir; Electrical Union: : All Brownies resent. - then
Civic Employees. ‘gave both Commissioners “the

Teens: Weight
Tumbling 7 pans

Chips, Deep Fried Wuntun. Deep:

ric After the investiture cere-

mony Commissioner Holtby was
| nwdane Presented with a bouquet of
Phone oe flowers from all the Guides in
- ' Prince Rupert. Making the pre-
“meeting sentation was Marie Ridsdale cf:

Prince the First Guide company.

d Prawns with Sweet and!
Sauce. Open til} 2 am.

@ General
‘Loyal Order

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FORMING on windows In winter, |,
rub the ‘inside of the panes with }.
a solution of one ourice of glyc-}.
orine ta one pint of rubbing al-
zohol, .

earpels. orruys, sprinkle dry salt {1
over the spots,
swepl-away without smearing. -

TRIC TOASTER . to
crumbs out—shaking may harm |
the heating apparatus: |
use a small, soft paint brush. io
brush . out the crumbs; -it will
easily reach the inner parts: of
the toaster.

FROM being: wet after bolting Io
them, usc a mealy type of po-
tato. After boiling; drain thor-"
oughly, then shake the pan. un-|:
covered over the. stove. burnei |
to allow moisture to-¢vaporate. |:

LIC -into” your salad --bowl, try
this method: Peel a good fat
clove of garlic and: cut” it’ deli- |."
cately in two.
halves into the vinegar you. ‘are
/going to-use, cover and set: in al’
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Choir, Band

Program Set ‘

and choir selections provided by jee f
the students will be a’feature ot 7" =
the Booth’ Memdrial high ‘school | -—
Parent-Teacher. association: tea {|
on Visitors Day’ this’ ‘Thursday.

tors at 1:30-p.m..and tea will be
served ‘by the’ PTA in the audi-
torium at 2:30.”

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Refreshments which included

please attend, (55) sicner Holfby were

8 o'clock. 194) rally.

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