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: b Sincvess of! Square Darice

The meetiny: heard ‘at port: on
the sitecess of the ‘square dance
held In the-school last Saturday
night, with proceeds earmarked
for the Children’s - Preventive
Dental Clinic, and it was planned
to holtl a series of the popular
dances, with one scheduled every
mon'hb, the next slated for. No-
vember 18,

 

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Poxeculive men-
B al lust t night's
ing Edward
eget Assocl-
eo officers who
; “tieh
Ristoll Was nan-
: a andl bursary
Pe y(qnson recread-
Mee. Lloyd) Vel
"vader standing The ques'ion of need of a re-
vy Wimot safe: | medial Leacher for slow or back-
= ward children in the district wa:
| Ustussed, and a committee In-
| cluding Mes. J. G, Steenbergen

Mrs, R. Green and Ken Wilmat.
was named to Investigate the,
matter,

The group hear d pralses of ‘the
work of the school safety patro!
and planned to reward the
yeungs_ers of the patrol, A com-
mittee including R, ‘Tracy,’ Mrs,
E. Lindseth and Ken Wilmot was
named to see thot the youngsters
were treated fo shows.

Parent attendance prizes went
to Princ gar &, G, Moore's class
for the senior division and Mrs,
H. C, Halliday’s class. for junior
division.

The first sponsored film to he
seen at the school, “Let's Go

il\ Fishing” was reported mast Buc-

“3 erm | cessful.
Pry TAKE OUT At the close ‘of the business |
session,- a social period was en-:
joyed with refreshments served
by Mrs, Walter Johnson, hospi:
tality convener, and her com-

mittee,.

iss Annette mondeat ate
tended her: sister a 1s: ridesinaid,
| | wearing an; sensemble- ‘of: 864, blue!
fer |Yepp with: navy: accessories" ‘and’.
corsage of pink ‘ blossomis:Mr:
Olifford.. Johnsen “was ‘grooms:
mans) oe: A oy
Following . the. smony;!
# | friends. and relatives of. the b
inhed, ¢ om dal pair; wore: entertaing
officiated at ithe: ‘eereinony ; for! buffet luncheon, ‘at thes
| which the. bride,, given. An.-mar- | the groom's: parents where’ ink
“4 wage by: her father, wore.a lovely tapers: and: pink: and/white car

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sult with ‘a: good. figure inside: it

Assisting i in. receiving were the :
: Be Agel

who chose’ a, grey a: a gunmetal-|
are definite” assets fora syn- Hawryluk, ‘Mary. Odowes, Mae:

‘| pale pink sult, with’ neutral ac-' natlons graced: ‘the lace-covere
gessotles,, whilte hat: and: orchid. bride’s” table, centred--by.
om ee three-tier. wedding: cake, :
Sui gS. : bride's nibther, wearing: a two- |)
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ail, 1F piece. ieee mauve. with: jacket.
of grey: velvet. and “y: How. cor- |
“ (s+) gage, and: tie groom's ‘trother,.
g, ¢ Sui ’ eo ~~ Lonsémble. with: white: stole, pink:
or wimmes ‘ Frocessoties and:pink. corsage
Ser vitewrs atthe: ‘reception in-
cluded ‘Marie ‘Beckley, Agnes‘|.
chronized ; ‘swimmer, says. “Que- Leask, Joyce Ritz. Norma: John- #
bec's: Gisele’ Pullin, son: and Adele’ Koefoot: Deanna.
The: 24- year-old. -ash- bleade’ pean aMended ‘the : “bride's

 

A QUIET BUNCH — There’ 5 ‘not much life in this crowd. Except for tne human being at' the. left,
the others are all mannequins at a junk fair in Paris, And:the only live character - really: chose
himselt a nice package'to carry, leaving the other forms. for anyone else who happens. by.

FOSTER HOMES WANTED! Ce

"| Borden PTA Told of Children's 5 Needs

‘The urgent: need: for more
foster. homes-for children’ in the
Prince Rupert area was -stressed
at a meeting last night. of the
Borden Street. Parent~ Teacher
Association when representatives
of the Social Welfare Branch
here. outlined thelr work,:

FS. May, district“supervisor
and Mrs, F, Jones, social worker,
told the” group that, ‘at present,
homes .were needed for’ at least
30 children,

Some 34 children, thiey said,
were at present under: welfare
care because their. parents had
elther lost their parental. rights
‘through court decisions, or were
temporarily unable to look’after

1 0t: into. isynehronizel: swimming |
by accident’ nine years ago. 8 |
Her: ‘fellcy? -wor'kets each ‘year
ralse funds to’ send her to’ the
Quebed provincial, United States. °
senior ‘and: junior: and Canadian.
championship:,, contests. This
ue she'r c Second place: in

Following. the reception; “the
‘newlyweds left’. for ‘a: week: ‘long
honeymoon trip: ‘mot 0 r in
through. the interiuc..

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HOLLYWOOD =i. “The”

gagement, of actress Debbie: Re
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Table Setting
Dead Giveaway
‘To Personality

NEW YORK (®--The way you
cat. the treble is a key to your
personality, outlook and way o
Ife, says Helen Chambeilin of
Seattle, a naturdl-born hostess
who has made a career out of Il.

"For instance,” says this vi-
“rant,  svarkling westerner,
“there's the traditional gal who
alinas to grandmother's damask
ind haviland china, even thouzh

said Mrs, Jones; “is to have the
opportunity of growing up in his
own home, but we know that
there are times when a- family
can not be held together, and it
may be necessary to make a plan
for the child, temporarily-or per-
manently,” away: from his’ par-
ents.”

At present, the ¢ io pointed out
if ‘there were’ suitable “foster
homes in the area’ they would

be able to place at least another |We. believe that there are many
30 children” who’ iargently re-|0thers who'believe in them too, |-

quire ‘such cai.’ In the mean+/Cthers who beueve in. them:
time they try to help:the af-|enough to want to be good foster {Civic Centre, ‘Thursday, October |yieq’ in ‘June in’ Hollywoo
fected familics in their present |Parents to them.” She went on/2i, 8 Pm: ‘Mote: e reetpes please.  |parents: said, . Neither: has
situations,. but: are well “aware |t0 Stress that these children were) Sy (245) married led. before.

‘hat the children are not having net saree nee eeikan aba @ Listen: ‘to. ‘special | broadcast
she has no mald to serve a for- {thelr children due to dllpess of |a.decent opportunity to grow Up ay Ip and euldane on Pririce-Rupert Tourist Bureau auThis V 5 ; Week —
The Prince Rupert Canadian

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ma{ dinner,. There’s. the slip-jother temporary problems. happily. jeserve NRE they ane te eet over CFPR,. Friday, Oct. 22, -6:30

hod one wiio takes the course of| “The first right of every child, "Mrs. Jones also noted that happily and well” pn .

| lops. the ; 1 Tg ET ee a ‘

ea. Aa thetable be ehlpped aA Be _ After calling for - a ‘show’ of e 66: ordinathig ea ‘and Home | css meds Wetnest, 8p

lime-st-re dishes. There's the hands, which indicated that at Cooking. and ‘denionstration of. Lounge. Speaker. “Er
"Morse ‘of Ottawa, national:
‘etor.

many Prince Rupert. residents arr nee

“swimmin isn't
see these children’on the'streets g

a. leg show,” se says. “It takes|.
daily, and wonder why some~'a jot of hard work and skill. But
thing isn’t done about. them. . the. “judges: usually think a

- “It is only when people,’ who streamlined ; girl. either in “the
have. a great deal to offer in the | water’ o¢-out is more smooth and |

way ‘of love and understanding, |eracetut than’ others “who _ might
open their hearts and tomes to|y be just ag skilled?” ws
these: children, ‘that we can do
something to meet: the: situation,” ”
she said.’ i

“We believe in children, and

ts age ee

5 Reynolds of Burbank.
| Miss’ Reynolds, ;

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ou be least 50 percent of the ‘people a at. ‘dancing ; by: Buddy:. Taft's: class:
fe te ne mores vavyslal the meeting‘ had no knowledge) Excellent. prizes: and .door prize.
us land then worrles -hroughout the jof the foster “home program, Thursday. Oct.
‘meal for fear one of her guests me speakers ee ‘Any. residents
, tone {o soill or break some- jinteregted In the ‘Program.
' thing, In each case'the table set- ciscuse the matler offleg, and
Iveaway ne ee eg vi ON. ae ot
oer a dend gv wa end in Bo Ce jay can “ t During the ‘P-TA business “seas
dable eettings, brought, about, by LL & ! . | ston school Christmas plans were
our casual. way ‘of iving,” she | ‘discussed, ‘With’ deefsion’ feached
"exrjains, ‘Opare veop' c hava sery- | oh to hoid Christmas parties in: “the
ants any mores and tbls “js “igthool concert as-Well as’a}
Meda foraiel Ainhergintary «| 1s
nied The butte. a a the’. emt ‘The. group heard | a report on
buttet: haved repdized the! format! _,. the ‘Children’s Preventive: Dental |
-, Clinic? in’ which it -was noted,
{that $1,200 must Be° raised ‘to |,
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ent set of china for each. ch ury
ji most’ homes. And wiht lt Hae
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IJ g ¢ , Jrems and music seclions, -res-,

1” wi cls secitvely, of ths Prhice Rupert’

Cen ZOU M.sic and Drama Festival Ase
Jocie dion,

| Jt was noted that P-TA mem- |

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The Prince Rupert Clvie Centre
Teen Town Club tg sponsor
a donee Friday, Ortoher 22 in
oh attempt to Inerease the club's

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membership,

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‘teoners who attend, The dane
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PEBBIE

Rack IN 1R2S- the Danish
sclontist Ocrsted produced the
first pebble of mnvetallic alu
minum, Hall a century passed
before a technique was discove
ered for turning out the mot in
quantity,

Modern processing of but
are to make lowscost aluminum
aca fantastic quantities of
power, ‘That ls why Canada Is
one of the world’s mujor alu
ininumy suppliers, In Quebec
province, amelira at Arvida,
Shawintgun Pally, lle Maligne
and Reauharnols (ast your Used
nearly onoe(ifit of the country’s
total electrical outnut. And in
“Welsh Columbia new sources
of water powor are feeding the
pot Hes of the new amolicr al
Kitinat, Aluminim Company
of Canad, Ftd, (Alcan).

 

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| Principal J. S. Wilson reported
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