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y March for schools in School
- District 52 (Prince Rupert) were:
Booth Memorial-High school: en-
- rolment 707, attendance 94.5 per
) cent; Conrad ‘Street: 385 —~ 96.7
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Mrs, W..N. Poole and. Mrs.
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in the Nurses’ Residence.

The Bursary will he presented
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the Royal Canadian Navy,:
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iie Royal Canadian Air Force
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ther guests attending

. Refreshments and a buffet:
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Plans Tea, Sale

The First Presbyterian Chureh
Lacies Ald weil officiary oper
its Annual spring tea and sale 4"
2 Fam, next Wednesday, April
10, in the church ‘hall.

The deeision was mace last
night when the ‘group held its
reewlar meeting at the home of

Norinan Moorehause,
” Tea will be served during 2:30
te 5 pm. under the chairman
ship of tea room hostess Mrs
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; Welcoming the public will be

‘tesident -Mrs. K. C; Aird and
Mrs, J. W, Bastwood. president
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A special feature, a baby nurs

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Gordon Caldevwoaod,
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Johnston, third vice-president; |
Mrs, Willlam Bond, secretary

and ‘Mis, E,W. Coyle, treasurer,

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Parish priest Father J. oe ‘Me-

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| The “Sister's Tea,” an annual

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| Eileen. Johnson, | 10-year- ~old
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