| . Pinniger as MRS. PINNIGER HONORED | — “© Mrs. J. Bateman head “of Roosevelt Park. PTA. _ Mrs. John E. Bateman. succeeded Mrs. James President of the Roosevelt Park school Parent-Teacher association fast held its annual meeting in Others elected to office were James Munro, vice-president: Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, secretary and Mrs. W. D. Sutherland. Chairmen and conveners nam- ed were Mrs. C. L. Martin and Mrs. J. R&R. Groves, social and hospitality; Mrs. H, D, Portin- gale,’ membership; Mrs, N, T, Bjarnason, dental clinic: Mrs. Douglas Payne, council; Mrs, William — McGruther, literary; Mrs. Andrew MacDonald, Mrs, ‘Free Delivery , of Chinese Food Phone 3329 Deep Fried Prawns $1.15 Garlic Sparerib $1.05 Green Pepper Chop Suey 95¢ Shrimp Egg Foo Yong $1.00 Chicken Fricd Rice 95c¢ Freu Delivery ($3.00 Orders) Melrose Chop Suey DANCE CIVIC CENTRE Friday, May 23 Music by Smiling Johnny and His Prairie Pals Western, Old Time, Jive and Rock & Roll Music Admission $1.25 per person including tax. EVERYONE WELCOME Mr. John Thiessen, who has re- cently arrived in Prince Rupert to work’ as assistant? to Mr, Tony Wade managing TONY'S SELF SERVE DRIVE-IN, Js seen soak- ing up the sunshine in. Prince Rupert. Born in Hague, Sask- atchewan, Mr. Thiessen has been Itving tn North Surrey for the past ten years, where he has been managing King’s Drive-In]. on the Trans-Canada Highway, ut Whalley. Just as soon as he can find suitable accommoda_ tion he wi!l be bringing his wife Merle, and seven month old son John to Prince Rupert. EASY ECONOMY “oe [ S ° ” PUVA alorv WASHER wow =) y Be a @ Exclusive Spiralator ~ Washing Action @ Washes Better @ Washes Faster @ Washes Safer @ Giant Capacity Rogutar Price: $210.60, your Traded UH Worth a ' $60. 00 You Pay Only $159.00 Soo it today! Low, Low Payments McRAE BROS. Phe stare that sorview Wulle™ Phono 2325 Phono 2326 g| terminate your work in PTAs night when the group the school’s activity room. W. J. Zacour and Mrs. Ralph James, refreshment; Mrs. G. R. McLean, publicity and Mrs. George Cook and Mrs.- A. D. Perley, program conveners. Members were reminded that two performances of the Holi- day Theatre production “The Magic Nugget” will be staged in Booth Memorial High School Tuesday, at 3: 30 p.m. and at 8 p.m. Mrs. Pinniger announced that the PTA would again stage a tea for mothers of children enter- ing school in September, on June 5. Principal John Steele was ap- pointed delegate to the Parent- Teacher council bursary com- mittee. Plans were discussed for the school’s sport day to be held the’ second week of June. On behalf of the PTA, Mr. Steele presented Mrs. Pinniger with her past-president’s pin and 2 bouquet of flowers. “We hope that this will not and that you will continue to offer your oustanding qualities of leadership to the community,” Mr. Steele told Mrs. Pinniger. attendance banner. / Refreshments and a social’ hour concluded the session. i Mr. Steel’s classroom won the}: ROTARIANS TOLD > eon meeting last week. ' Dr. Laing urged Rotarlans and residents of Prince Rupert to ‘learn the facts about tubercu- losis one of British Columbia’s most important communicable disease problems, : “Every citizen should. realize that even one active case of TB ‘In the community is a potential threat to everyone. | - “Having realized this, he should then make eyery effort to sce that his family, his friends and his neighbors take advantage of the opportunity to have a free chest X-ray when the mobile Christmas Seal X-ray van is in the neighborhood.” ' Dr, Laing said. that a zone- by-zone survey of Prince Ru-. pert starls Monday, June 2nd, sponsored by the B.C. Tuberc- — “ulosis Society in co-operation with Skeena Health Unit. He pointed out that chest X- rays have played a significant PERSONALS Miss Nina Youngman, stew- ardess for Canadian Pacific Air- lines jis In the city for a week’s holiday, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Youngman, 417 Dunsmuir Street. While here she will attend the Booth Mem- -orial High school Commence- ment exercises for Grade 12 MISS EDNA ROSSITER, pres- ident of the Registered Nurses’ association of British Colum- bia, above, will preside at the two-day sessions of the an- nual meeting to be held in the Empress Hotel, Victoria, May 29 and 30. Attending from Prince Rupert will be Mrs. A. R. McLeod, RN, as delegate from the Prince Rupert Reg- ‘istered Nurses association and Mrs. Helene Edmeston, RN, director of nurses at Miller Bay Indian hospital. ‘ READERS @ Don’t forget the Burn's Club “Bring the Mrs” Social evening at the Canadian Legion Auditor- fum on Friday, May 23rd. Ob- tain tickets at Macey’s Gordon & Anderson and Fraser and Payne. (103) ‘@ Garden Ciub meeting, Thurs- day, May 22, 8 p.m., Civic Cen-. tre. Free seeds given away. (103) UNIFORMS" SOUGHT | New Girl G Tuesday night when the association held its -regu Centre. An appeal was made for uni- forms for the eight girls regis- tered in the new company. Association secretary Mrs. L.! S. McGill asked persons with old untforms not in use to phone her at 4876. , Mrs. R. F. Lucas, Prince Ru- pert Girl Guide acting district commissioner and Mrs. W. L. Hitchock, Prince Rupert camp the divisional camp to be held at Lake Lakelse for adult train- ing, July 5, 6, 7 and 8; the first ‘Girl Guide camp July 9 to 16 inclusive and the second Girl Guide camp from July 16 to 23 inclusive: The meeting was told that the first Girl Guide camp can accommodate eight Girl Guides from the First Prince Rupert company and two from Stewart while the second camp can ac- commodate eight Girl Guides from the Second Prince Rupert company and two from the First Prince Rupert company. In other business Mrs. N. R. Christensen was appointed new chairman of the camp commit- tec, replacing Mrs, F. D. Sherk. Reports on thesCookie Week” | showed all 140 cartons had been | sold. The annual LA tea was re- ‘ported a financially success. Mrs. T. C. Melville, association vice-chairman, on behalf of the group presented Mrs. Wallace | Poole, captain of the First | Prince Rupert Guide company with a year's subscription of the Canadian Girl Guide magazine ‘to be given to Guide Susan; Ghbbett for selling the highest | ‘amount of tea tickets while Mrs. iLueas reeelved a similar gift to ‘be given Brownle | Rose Maric 060 ee ety aera | mre formed at Miller Bay A new Girl Guide company at Miller Bay Indian hospital has beeri formed under the leadership of Captain Miss Mimi Sam, representative, gave..reports.on. vita ADE students among whom is her sis- companying her were her neph- ews Bradley and Grant Pelligrin of Vancouver, here to visit their grandparents. ide group» leaves tomorrow by. CPA plane, following a three-week stay in the city, COOK'S JEWELLERS 50% SALE NOW ON! RN, it was announced Prince Rupert Girl Guide lar meeting in the Civic Hudson. Mrs. Melville on behalf of the LA, gave a special vote of thanks to Miss Doreen Jeffrey, the! ® | Tawny Owl of the First Prince! Rupert Brownie Pack for her! work with the group. Miss Jeffrey leaves in the near fu- ture. Jaycette supper, a wee Success of a midnight Jaye. ee ettes “Pot-Luck” supper, May 10| i" at the home of Mrs. Floyd Eby| was reported when the group! § held its regular meeting Tuesday | night at the home of Mrs Robert Whiteley. Mrs. Eby said that 10 couples had enjoyed singing-games and! dancing. Mrs. G. P. Woodside won the game's prize. Appointed to the nominating committee Tuesday night were eee area Mrs: Woodside and Mrs. J. H. Jefferies. Mrs. J. S Burns and Mrs. Woodside would attend the re-: gional convention of the Junior @ Chamber of Commerce in Van-' 2 couver June 25, 26 and 27, with thelr husbands. Mr, Burns is president and Mr. Woodside ' viee- president of the Jayeee re- ; ¥ion and Yukon territory. Members decided to make i“brooches” to be used as table i decor at the convention lunch- con. ! Refreshments i mMeeting, eee i@ STRONGER BREW LONDON ‘@--The beer brew. ed in Britaln in the year ended March 3! was the strongest on average for 17 years, says the | Brewers’ ‘Society. See Hae seek nes Se wm ae es ome ate oe Domestic Gauge Standard Gauge Fourth Gauge coneluded = the 4, aT Ei iy BN eae Pats, th ty Bate Bs fin fins fe Com placency about TB ‘almost equals disease | Apart from. tuberculosis itself, the greatest. pub-}. lic health problem is complacency ‘about the disease, Dr. W. B. Laing; director of the Skeena Health Unit told the Prince Rupert Rotary club at its weekly lunch- ter Miss Annette Youngman. Ac- “Gordon Hayward of Kamloops, er ee) ee ee ° gaat ree rm reat eT AUT en ke ou tn "hy part in sharply reducing deaths| and long-term illness from TB in Canada by detecting the dis- .ease while it can be most easily } treated and stopped. ' “The efficiency of new drugs -and treatment, facilities’ and the sharp drop in deaths tend to make people complacent,”. : “he said. , ““But they shouldn't be. The /X@ number of new cases is dropping much more slowly. There were | 681 ‘new, active cases. of ‘TB found in B.C. last year—more than 50 a month.” Dr. Gordon Kincade, the di- rector of TB control in B.C., has estimated that it costs an av- erage of $15,000 to treat: and re- habilitate a tuberculosis patient ‘when one takes into account | the’ total of lost wages and so- cial assistance costs involved. ° “When you add to this the months of inactivity forced upon the patient with advanced TB— months in’ sanatorium which can seriously disrupt lives: and careers—then one realizes that the problem is very serious,” : ‘Dr: Laing said. “It Isa problem that. demands everyone’s attention — because tuberculosis is a contagious dis- ease and can strike anyone.” © Dr. Laing -was introduced by club president Robert McKay and thanked by Dr. Donald Oak- ‘ley. |The trawler ‘flect ‘at: Lowestoft, Britain: Prince Rupert. 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