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OFFICERS INSTALLED 97.

~~Mrs. T. A. Johnstone elected
president of King Edward PTA

Mrs. T. A. Johnstone last night was elected

ward Parent-Teacher association at the group’s annud! meeting held in the
school’s activity room. She succeeds Mrs. Edwin Lindseth. \

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Others elected to office were
" MSR. G. Scott, vice-president;
Mrs. R. G. Moore, secretary and
Mrs:"A. G. Clibbett, treasurer.
.,.Mrs. Victor Duplisse was ap-
pointed membership chairman;
Mrs. Stanley Veitch and Mrs.
John Morrison, hospitality; Mrs,
. &.F, Bartlett, dental clinic:
Mrs, W. A. Gordon, historian:
Mrs, Arthur Logan, PT council:
Mrs. Ernest Sinclair, bursary;
- Gordon Fraser, safety; Mrs. A.
L. Bell, program; and Mrs. Stan-
ley Roper, publicity.
_ Past president Mrs. J. R. Ayres
Anstalled the new slate of off-
icers.
The

Lindseth, as a delegate to the
provincial PTA conference held
in Victoria last month, outlined
the proceedings and explained
some of the reselutions which
were proposed.

Two of the resolutions pro-
posed were to label all poison-
ous and lethal chemicals and
have X-Ray machines operated
by qualified radiologists,

Mrs. Johnstone, convener of
the “Centennial Carnival” held
last month, reported that the
sum of $444.05 was realized, part
of which will be used to buy a
machine designed to speed up

 

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~ Hospital board grateful
~ for Moody trust fund

The Board of Trustees of the Prince Rupert General Hospital
at its last regular meeting expressed appreciation to the trustees
of the John E. Moody trust fund for a donation of $9,064.68 used
in the renovation of the maternity wing, which will be known

‘as the John E. Moody Memorial Wing.
. Making the announcement to-
day was hospital administrator ing a fortunate j ‘
: . g ate investment in
pewerd Knight, who said that | coal bearing lands in the vi-
e donation was recently re-! cinity of Telkw: ior to.1914
ceived by the hospital from the: y elkwa, prior to. 1914.

Moving to Port Simpson to
trust fund of the estate of John | work for the Port Simpoon Gen.
E. Moody.

 

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the reading ability of pupils,
Mrs. Bell was nominated as
regional representative to the
Parent Teacher Federation.
Principal R. G. Moore re-
minded members that regis-
tration for enrolling Grade t
beginners for school in Sep-
tember was taking place’ in
the school from May 14 to 16.
The association wilk again
provide ice-cream bars for the
; school’s sport’s day.
The meeting voted to donate
i money to be spent on the Safety
| Patrol boys picnic, following a
request by teacher Ian Currie.
Mrs. Bell spoke on the Van-
couver Holiday Theatre produc-
tion “Golden Nugget” which will |
be presented on the afternoon
and evening of May 27 in Booth
Memorial high school. |

Rotary winners.

touring capital |

An adventure in citizenship |
got under way Monday as 196:
high school students from across |
Canada began a four-day tour:
of national institutions in the:
capital sponsored by the Ottawa -
Rotary club. i

 

 

 

 

. 1eral hospital under Dr. R. W.
The. hospital's benefactor Mr.} Large in 1914, Mr. Moody left:

 

 

during this time that he made!
his investment in coal. }

jand girl with a citizenship cer-

the Hazelton hospital. It wasjeach province gives a brief ad-

Rotary clubs in Prince Rupert, i
Kitimat and Campbell River in:
British Columbia to St. John’s, :
Newfoundland, arranged trans- ;
portation for thelr representa- :
tives.

Prince Rupert Rotary club
was represented by Vallerie |
Ann Dearden, student at Booth |
Memorial high school. :

Highlight will be the final:
luncheon when Prime Minister :
Diefenbaker presents each boy

 

tificate and one student from

dress. Students will describe ex- |ture—-in full color. To ca

perience on returning home.

 

Moody, a staunch churchman | |
| hospital upon his death in 1939. |
“medical work among the Indian The money, placed in a trust |
people left a large estate, follow- fund, is dispersed to various:
a medical needs of the Indians at
PERSONALS Hazelton hospital, Miller Bay
. Indian hospital and the Prince
children Michael and Marjan of; Mr. Moody arrived from Eng-
236 Eleventh Street, leave to-/land as a young man and set- |
by Canadian | tled in Ontario before he went
couver en route to Holland via
the. .“polar route” for a four-
ionth holiday.
Miss Perdy Giske, 732 Alfred
t; leaves tomorrow by CPA
for a two-week holiday in

and ‘very interested in’ tne the bulk of his estate to the!
hospitals in the area for the
Mrs, Frank Comadina andj| Rupert General hospital.
Pacific Airlines plane for Van-' to Hazelton and ran the farm at
ancouver.

Mr: and Mrs. ‘William Bond,
409 Fourth Avenue West and Mr.
Bond’s mother, Mrs. J. W. Bond, !

 

CPA plane for Vancouver, Mr. |
and Mrs. Bond will join Mr. and '
Mrs, Denis Rowse of this city, to}
travel by car to southern Calif- ;

while Mr. Bond's mother will
visit members of her family in
Vancouver.

Mrs, Stanley Leech of Masset
left today by B.C. Airlines for |;
her home following a two-week ;
holiday as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Br Black, 2134 Atlin Avenue. .

 

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The Women’s auxiliary to In-
ternational Brotherhood of Pulp
Su'phite and Paper Mill Work-
ers’ Local 708 will hold a rum-
mage sale Saturday in the old
Simpsons-Sears store on Third
Avenue,

Mrs. R, H. Simonds and Mrs.
Robert. Player were named co-
conveners for the sale at the
group's meeting held last week.

" Members were reminded to
Y phone president Mrs. Arvid
a Maki at 2842 or Mrs. Arthur
Sweet at 4553) to make ar-
rangements for rummage pick.
ups,

Guest speaker was president of
Local 708 E. P, O'Neal who ad-
dressed the group on “How to
obtain a Charter.”

Following a suggestion by
. Mr. O'Neal to hold 2 “Benefit
Dance” for the three girls who
were car aceldents victims,
April 23, the auxillary decided
to hold a dance In’ the Arm.
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Prosented through courtesy of the Extonsion Dept. U.B.C,
Appllentions will be recalved inti)

be “low to moderate” the Pay.
extry reports,

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Museum
By JOCELYN BOLTON

Fetor Bonnett, who addressed
the Canadian Club last week vis-
ited the museunr and left ys
some brochures on the Interna.
tlonal Vancouver Festival, We
also have Centénnlal folders,
giving Calender of Events In the
Province, road maps and other
folders for distribution, *

Mrs, Evelyn Fingarson of Van-
couver also called to see us hs did
quite a number of the Américan
sailors. Most of then were from
different. part of Callfornia,
They were all yery pleasant nice
men, enjoying’ thelr trip and
nearly all have thelr cameras
with them.

Mrs. R. W, Large was a visitor
last week taking out her. mem-
| bership In the Museum. We are
always pleased to sce Mrs. Large.
She has given many donations to
our‘exhiblts. Some of our most
cherished baskets were’ the gift
of Mrs. Large and when we have
them displayed in the new mu-
seum, Iam sure, as they always
do, they will cause people to
wonder at the marvellous work
of our Native people.

Our guests have come from
many parts, Mobile, Alabama,
Vancouver, B.C. Vernon, Kiti-
mat appears often, Hazelton,
Smithers, Victorla ‘and many
other parts. In spit. of Pierre
Burton's remarks that we don't
get any tourists, we do get them.
Furthermore, from the mail I
receive, the folders, maps and
letters sents in reply it appears

  

Summer brides given valuable tips msiite-ethmy ier
on beauty for wedding portraits

TORONTO—A girl's loveliest portrait photograph is her wedding pic-
pture a bride’s beauty on film.at its best, here are c'!
‘ from portrait photographers:

“Skeena, River of Destiny” is
istill very popular and we: have
had requests from the U.S. and
Bastern Canada for quite a num-
ber of copies lately, even one
from Altavista, Pa. We still have
‘a good supply autographed by
; Dr. R. G. Large.

 

that “just set” look. And don't
experiment. Keep the hair style
you’re accustomed to wearing:
The one that flatters you is soft
and casual. ; —
@ Use a tinted liquid makeup
; base. If it is one shade darker
than you normally wear, it will
!hide blemishes. Use no rouge,
{for it tends to.create unflatter-
jing shadows.
| @ Use a clear red lipstick,
j applied as neatly as possible and
| following the natural outline of
' your lips.
' @ Use eye makeup, even if
you are unaccustomed to wear-

iing it. The makeup will .make,

the TB X-ray clinic June 2.

The meeting voted to send six
bouquets of flowers to members
who are ill in hospital.

Refreshments concluded
session. .

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» .{Show by Home ke. classes and

4 Dr. R. G. Large brought in
your eyes seem larger, give then }some old Cunningham coins for
depth and sparkle for the por-!our coin case They are of in-
trait. First darken your brows ,;terest to many of our guests.
with short, light strokes of an | Young Roy Pawlucki brought us
eyebrow pencil, then blend with : Some German paper money,
a soft brush. For unruly brows, which we can use when we fin-
try_an old toothbrush rubbed | al’y get our coins and paper
with a bit of softened soap. Next ;moncy in shape to display prop-
outline the eye gently with the | erly. This collection. ns grown
pencil, extending the line slight- | $0 fast that it is hard to keep wp
ly out. and upward beyond te ee te a eee Pet. oave it
oun OO ee earn to ely: ' building—which is growing very
taking care to keep the lashes | fast and makes ane realize that
separated. moving aay 1s ' .

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Pre-summer tea -in
plan of Cathedral |
_ The Afternoon branch of the Women’s aux:

to St. Andrew’s Ang
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Plans for the tea, to be held
atthe home of Mrs. C, 0. Mills,
wero made Monday: afternoon
when the branch held its regu-
lar mecting in the ‘cathedral
hall, : t.
Proceeds from the successful
card party recently held will

-help to purchase 35 new metal

and wooden chairs, it was re«
ported, .

‘President Mrs. T. B. Black ré-
ceived congratulations from the
WA on her election of first vices
president of the Diocesan Boatd.

“God-speed and a safe return”
were the wishes extended ‘to
Mrs. H. G. Watts, who leaves
May 22 to accompany her hus-
band, The Rt. Rev. H. G, Watts,
Bishop of Caledonia, to Eng-
land where he will -be attending
the Lambeth Conference. nO

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Away with onion tears—To
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cut off tips from both ends and
then peel under cold, running
water. oe

 

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a simple cream sauce for vege-
tables, fish dishes or. what-
have-you by sauteeing small
white onion rings in the butter
or margarine used for making
the sauce.

 

Party onion dish—Whole. lot of
Nlavor in small whole white on-
fons cooked tn boillng chicken or
beef stock until almost tender.
Drain and saute in melted but-
ter or margarine, a few table-
spoons fresh orange juice, salt,
ground black pepper and a flick-
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‘FORT FRANCES, Ont. @ —
After learning that many tour-
ists from the United States may
pass through this border town
without knowing its name, the
Chamber of Commerce decided
to hire two girls to act as re-
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" Wednesday, May 14, 1958. .

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READERS

@ Notice to Parents i
It is important that every
child starting public school in
Prince Rupert School District be
registered as soon’ as possibie.
Parents of beginners, not al-|*
ready registered, are asked to
complete the registration forms
at the elementary schools be-
tween May 14th and May 16th,
preferably between 9 a.m and
11:30 am. The beginning age
for Grade one pupils is six years
by, November 30, 1958 The
child's birth certificate must be-
presented at the time of regis-

tering.
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTERS
(90)

@ “MOTHERS OF TINY TOTS") .
—The Civic Centre would ike

you to know that some execlent
pletures were taken at the Tiny
Tot Display on Aprll 12th. Please
phone 2244 or 4326 for further
information, (98)

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Booth PTA Wednesday, May 14
ab 8 pan. featuring Fashion

alection of officers, (98)

@ All SON. members and
frionds celebrate Norwegian In-
dependence Day, Saturday, May
17,9 pm. SON. Hall, Program

 

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@ Order of the Royal Purple
Spring Ten and Sale, Wodnes-
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Home. (8)
@ British Columbian na Centon
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