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Festival Opportunities

Letters of appreciation and pleasure are being’
received from district contestants in Hazelton, Ter-
race and Ketchikan, who are entering the Ninth
Prince Rupert District Music Festival, April 25, 26 and
27, Mrs. Earl Becker, secretary of the Prince Rupert

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TERRACE = Columbia Cellu- Fare tlos atten a ‘atl sion: for. adults at Annuriclation

lose Co.. Ltd, announced today: A. Don:Munday,'B.C, Girl Guide
the establishment, effective Ap- Provincial’. Woodseralt : Adviser |

Music and Drama Associat! on, reported today.
“In the letters ihe contestants :

silso “ive a concert abt the Booth

express their pleasure in coming

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‘Memorial high school Friday!
aflernoon, depending on the lime ;

~ Dally News Correspondent
| STEWAR.— venders sor .the
'new hospital. here, which is to
cost approximately $70,000, have
now been called, it was anauotine-

ri 15, of a finance office at Ter-

race, In connection with the op- !
erations of the CCC Woodlands
division, and the appointment or
W. G, Homenuk, C.A., ag scidor |

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morning: by hos, t, From: Vareou-
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conducting these yearly events -
: > . . he band arrives from j
whieh helps their communities in band | from Ketch! kan |
kan,

maintain an interest in hlen mu- :

sival standards, Mrs. Becker said. The meeting was chaired wl

AL a meeting of the associa- president, Eugene Bartlett.
tion last night in the Civie: i |
Centre, ib was announced that

' hiNets ave still nseded for the f”
Ketchikan High School band on
Friday, April 27. Anyone with
wecommodatlon ty asked to tele-
phone Mrs. Becker ab 2294,

Transportation is also belng
sought for visiling contestants,
Mrs. Becker said. Anyone who js,
able to transport the entrants
to and from their billets are also
asked to call 2224,

The meeting was told that if :
ihere were sufticlent time the!
45-piece band from Ketchikan:
wit present a short concert fol-: 4
lowing its performance Friday |
night, the lag. evening of the:
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MRS TEODOZIA SAMBORSKI
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The Cambrai Chapter cf the Imperial Order of: the’
Daughters of the Empire, who have pledged voluntary service
in a local Association for Retarded Children today repeated
its plea for city residents and proup delegates to altend the
organizational meeting of the association tomorrow night in
the Civic Centre.

A survey conducted by Dr, W, B. Laing, Skeena Health

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Unit medical health officer. has disclosed that at the moment .

there are 14 knewn retarded children in Prince Rupert who
need special guidance, which a school sueh as planned by the
new association could provide. The chapter ts asking the

public to volunteer their assistance in establishment of such tialized army course on movement.

a project.

J. G, Lewis, pro-tem chairman, will preside at the mect-
ing Lomorrow night.

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Jed-at the regular meeting of the
‘Stewart General Hospital aS 380ci-
ation.

‘Architects for the new huild-
ing, which is to hold nine beds
; with provision for extension, are
‘Whittaker and Wragg. 9

The association realized a to-
tal of $895 ‘for the sale of ‘junk
{during the past year, the: meet-
ing ‘was told. ‘Sitecess of the
fund-raising Scheme: was largely
due to the untiring efforts of Dr.
William Hick, now of Prince Ru-
pert.

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[ Regional provineial highways | seclions of the accounting: divi-'

‘engineer R. S, Cunliffe, George;
‘ Bexton, district exiginecr and. Ly;
' Stellingwe: i.surveyor; paid-a
' brief visit, here’ Monday.” It 361.
‘understood that no work-will bel.

      

— undertaken on the Cassiar-Stew-

art highway. from. the. Stewart’
tend this year. However, further ;
suivey work will be carried on.;

 

| the Moose, Portland Canal Chap-
ter No, 16 held a successful spring
bazaur and homecooking sale in|
‘the Moose Hall.

 

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The sum of $260 -was realized
last Friday when the Women of | A

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The affair swag rats, and woodwork,
iconvened by Senior - Regent Lil-: .

- LONDON @—Lt. W. D. Milne, organizational
36, of London, Ont., placed first Club. social, and B.C. Medical ade for all Guides and: Browhies
“in a class of 12 in a highly- spee-  Assoelation,

_ those . of woods manag. or; fores-}

leonduct. training. classes,
ganized: the: Brownies in’ Van-
icouver ‘in. 19 20: and. the, Lone
Guides in 1924,

In . other fields, Mrs, “Munda
is provincial superintendant fo ,
St,° Jolin's ‘Ambulance: Brigasle.|
jin’; ‘BC,: following’ many: ye
service as superintendant ‘of th
to conduct training ‘clas :es
North Vancouver Nursing’ Dii-:
ter of ine Order of. St. Jon's,
Mrs. Munday’s’ out- door. classes

are -her specialty, as. she fgoa OUver..a
wy, personnel. and purchasing noted ‘alpinist, ane ‘traveller: brother and

departments along “with « Some. “was the first”woman ‘to’ stale: “and: Mr

“Mount Waddington and’ a:-keei . Brown wasa resident cf the cit
“photographer, especlally of » for. 2: n

accountant to manage this. ‘of-
fice,

Mr, Homenuk. has been. ¢ssis-
tant plant accuuntant at the
pulp. mill operation » at "Prince |.
Rupert since 1953 and was form-
erly: on the staff of Ismay, Bois-
ton, Dunn. & Co,, Victoria, "BC.

. Establishment of. this ottice
completes the transfer. of Wood-.
lané; Division Administrative
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Centre Timetable i Friday—2 p.m,

cussion: and ‘i

    

, “PRIDAY™ Os ‘thé home ‘of Mrs. W. L, Hilton |;
1 6 "10 0 pm-Aduit, billiar als, (cock, District Guider, ay Fifth |
table tennis and solarium. . | Avenue West, -
3:30 to. 9 p.m. Teen poo! and | Friday--8: 30, “publte
ble tennis, — ce i reception * ue the: home. of*
2:30 p.m. —Pre- school. rhyt! ni W, 8, Kergin, 324 Fourth Avenue,

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4 Pm Story hour, handi=, Saturday—10- a.m, “to: ‘ 12: 30. -
|p. m.: An out-door class for ‘all 7

7. p.m.—Boxing, i west-end Brownies, ee
8 p.m. —Projection course and) Saturday—2:30 p.m.: “to 5. pm
pottery. AN out-door class for. all east
Meetings—Retarded Children ‘end Brownies... ¢° a

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1:30 and 3 30 pm, me Sunday—2:30. p.m, to’ 6pm,
An outdoor, class for all, Guides
i: Monday—I1' a m. to noon: A

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