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Conducted by Faculty of Commerce and Business
Administration University- of British Columbia —

“The RI,A. course. is a ‘four-year programme conducted

e and evening lecture classes, leading.

* through correspondenc
ered Industrial and

“to the recognized designation of Regist
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Similar courses are Sponsored by affiliated societies in
v2i universities throughout Canada. Lecture courses in,
“ eouver and Victoria will begin in late September,
* Courses are also available by correspondence for those who
| cannot attend evening lectures.

' Registrations are now being accepted.

Prince Rupert. Daily News”
Friday, August | 28, 1958

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In ‘the parks:

By SHANNON | PALLANT |
“School -days” return next
week and with the end of the
kiddies’ holidays Westview and
Casey Parks will not be super-
vised until next summer. How-
ever, weather permitting Babs

September 16 conducting a pro-
gram for pre- -school children. in
the afternoon and a_ general
program after school hours.

Civic Centre from 2-5 p.m. and
we hope that the. public will
take this opportunity to see

the parks, There is.a great num-

"ber of craft exhibits which are].

very interesting, showing talent
and imagination. After the show
the children will be able to
pick up their pieces of work.
Tomorrow then, at 2 ‘o’clock—
we'll be seeing you at the Cen-
tre!

The . Labor Council is arran-
ging a track and field ‘meet
to be held at Algoma Park on
Labor Day beginning at 10 a.m.

~ Summertime |

Vey ee ON TE © ey bay ia Sa wey

   

  

At the pool

By BILL KINCAID
Well, the time has come when
we must start, thinking about
heavier clothes: and. pretty well
put swimming in the back of
our minds, xt least! until. the
new pool is finished’ ‘some’ time
this winter,
I think that: ‘this: ‘might: ‘be
a good time to look over the
season's. activities, and more or
less “recap. them: ‘ ws
In all we had what I would

,

A. photo: “contest. “will: «ie
light the September.’ ‘meeting of

‘the © last regular . ‘session ° Mrs.
Norman Hebb,. chairman’ of the
publicity committes; asked mem--
bers for photos of . themselves
taken in childhood to be en-
tered in a WOTM. ‘Baby Con-
test. Mrs. Harvey McMecken
was installed as Guide for’ the
coming year | ‘Mrs. Victor Dun-

-aan’s name was drawn. for the

attendance — prize... The session
was presided by Senior “Regent
Mrs, William, Pilfolds.,

 

Membership ‘committee

The
held its August mecting at the

 

Nelson’ Kinney for the job they
did with the swimming and div-
ing lessons. |

Two dances. which were held
at the. pool: were met with a
good deal of success,

The somewhat delayed Youth
Day swim meet added consid-
erable ‘variety to the pool. pro-
gram and it is to be hoped that
next. year we might’ have a
Meet of ‘this same nature half
way through the season.
With the institution’ of the
Red Cross. water: safety program
‘we have added something. that
had been lacking in our’ own
program in the past; awards of

at the Mooseheart committee
bingo night held at the home
of Mrs. Roy Boychuk. The money:

ert Retarded Children’s Society.
Plans for a dance Olt September

~~ “PERSONALS |

Mr. and Mrs, .N, J..Gurvich,
802 Borden Strect,. leave: tomor-
row morning by Canadian: Pa-
cific Airlines. plane-for.a three-
week holiday Visiting. friends in
Vancouver and Haney.

 

Mrs. Reginald Kelsey, 715 Fifth
leaves tomorrow

lise : were’
Molly Olsen, . thaired. the session,

the’ Women. of : the. Moose.: AGL

The sum of $40 ‘was realized.

will be given to the Prince Rup- |

 

“algo. valseuissed.” “Mrs:

vAt the > “Alumni - conimittee:
meeting held: at:. the: home of
Mrs. Cherrill: ‘McIntyre, |

   

“SPECIAL |

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OCIETY OF : NTANT Tomorrow, August 30th, there| call a successful year at the
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oom 30, 815 West Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C tivities staged in the parks dur-| swimming lessons at. the ‘Pool.|E. S. Wampler. Raffle was won : ‘and SHOES: ‘ “oun ‘SPECIALTY.
ing our past summer program. I- should at this. time © ‘like | ‘to by Mrs, William. Nesbitt. : Lots. or Wear, Good ‘Styles,
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‘under:

the chairmanship’ of Mrs. Wil-
liam Way, plans were made to
hold a home‘tea:a sale of home
cooking next. spring. Proceeds
from.the affair will. go towards
the $100 WOTM | ‘Teacher's: Bur-

sary.

     
     
   
   
   
   
   

     

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- ARTS — CRAFTS — SPORTS — . HOBBIES, ee hi ee
| The. 1958-59. Programme gets under way. ‘on. “Oct. Ist... Enquire: aD
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national significance.

Since we are, going “to have “Something to interest every. member of: the family’

morning by CPA: plane for 2]
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. at Algoma on Monday to vie all winter to reminice about ins Nelson.
are. friendly for one of the many prizes to|the swimming’ pool and. the| ~
warm days of summer, lets for-}!

be awarded to the sportsmen of
the day!

We have been having plenty
of trouble. with our miniature
train. From the first day we
got it. Vandals have been test-
ing our patience until we found
it beyond our means’ to. contin-
ue running it. This was most
disappointing to the children
but we simply cannot cope with
the situation until we have 2
‘proper garage for the little
locomotive.

We have had a very success-
ful summer in the parks this
year. .With the exception of
a few days during this month,
we have been. able to conduct
an- active, enjoyable program
out-of-doors and we hope that
the parents ‘feel that our efforts
have been “worth while.” The
“rainy day” programs were re-
ceived well and we will con-
tinue to hold these in’ future
summers.
Until next summer then—this
is all for now!

get about what's. happened .in
the past, now, and look ahead
to the Labor Day swim meet.
In addition to the 16 trophies
which are being awarded to
competitors at the - “meet. there
will be 48 medals’ supplied |
through the generosity of the
Prince Rupert Labor Council...

There are 16 medals, for. the ROYAL. CANADIAN [MOUNTED | ‘POLICE | sue =

first place swimmers, 16, for the Full. Dress Parede through City, Saturday, August | 30th, 2: 30, pm, As

second place swimmers and. 16 7 cee bd

S|) SATURDAY August 30th 7:30 p. om

swimmers. These medals right.
Admission—Adults. 50c - Children. Free. 2

service

    

and delicious food

““Take out orders - ready to go!

 

 

Spaghetti, Risotto or Ravioli with Meat Balls, -
Chicken, Spareribs ‘and Delicious Picnichicken

 

now are on display at The Co-op
Store on Third Avenue along
with the trophies...

In all it’s been a good sumrher
and I feel a very . successful
season. A vote of thanks to
everyone who has helped out
at the pool this year.

Until next year in the summer
we hope to see you at the pool.
(Not with bathing suits, but
with old or work. clothes. on,
prepared to do some work. .on
the Civic Centre indoor Pool.) -

THIS YEAR'S WATER,
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Mrs. Harold Mewton of Van- ,
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boat to spend a two-week hol-
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daughter, Mr. and Mrs, David
Murray, 1104 Eighth Avenue
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had been visiting Mrs. Mewton
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