tablttf taken aeeordlwi to R. H. CLARKE Optometrist Tel�phon� : 373-Y-l Suite 6, Pndtmf �Mf. PRINCE GEORGE School And Home Hold Well-Attended Meeting Sacred Heart School and Home association, meeting in the school basement for their regular monthly gathering last Thursday-registered a good attendance and enjoyed a program of interesting films. A round-table debate was planned for the next meeting of the group, which also laid plans for a home cooking sale, to be held in Allan and Hawthtfrne's store on March 6. In celebration5 of St. Valentine's Day, the refreshments which concluded the session carried out the February 14 theme, with heart-shaped cookies and other novelties featured. BURNETT'S LONDON GIN DRY Because Burnett's is an EXTRA DRY (unsweetened) Gin, you can add � or leave out�sweetness, when mixing drinks, and suit every individual taste.. Be a wise host� serve Burnett's. Sigma Chapter Holds Valentine Meeting Sigma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi held its regular meeting at the home of Hazel Straw on Wednesday, February 13. It was decided to form a special committee for making up the year book, and Betty Hein, Eleanor Burr and Margaret Moffat were appointed. Nominations were then taken for the nominating commjttees-whlch resulted In the election of Eleanor Burr, Ethel Holt and Marge Walker to the posts. Alma Chapman was appointed Chapter librarian. As it was the meeting before Valentlpe's Day, lovely cards were exchanged. For the special event the Chapter Mother, Mrs. F. Armstrong was present. Sacred Heart Credit Union Hears Encouraging Reports A well-attended annual rheeting of the Sacred Heart Credit Union, held in the Catholic church's basement Tuesday niaht heard speakers give high praise to the Credit Union movement Prince George Citizen Monday, February 25, 1952 3 They also lauded the growing awareness of Prince George citizens of the many advantages of co-operating to secure financial stability and more effective protection against the "rainy day" which may befall anyone. They meeting enthusiastically adopted the Board of Directors' report recommending that a 3 per cent dividend be paid on shares, also that 20 per cent of interest received on loans be rebated. Joseph Novakowski, treasurer, gave a resume of finances, reporting that share holdings now ex-the $10,000 mark with savings possible to members by utilizing loan facilities. The meeting decided to increas. the board of directors to seven and also to continue stressing th self-endowment insurance plan, as one of the greatest privileges open to members. �HAPPY GANG' Contracting to save $100 year ly, members of what was consid ered a well-named "Happy Gang1 who embark on the self-endow- than 30 loans had been extended in the 10 months of the Sacred Heart Credit on the purchase of the shares be-lut on the member's with no delinquent loans with their resulting problems. Phil Conlin spoke briefly on Woodpecker W, I. Plan Novelty Dance The regular meeting of the Woodpecker and United Women's nstitute was held at the home jof Mrs. V. C. Flick on Wednesday, with six members and two 'visitors, Mrs. William Payne and Mrs. William Bordts, present. Final plans were made for the March 1 Leap Year Novelty Dance. The social committee, consisting of - Mrs. John Campbell, Miss E. A. Bell and Mrs. V. Flick reported that posters would be Next time buy BURNETT* his advertisement is not published or Moved by the Liquor Control Vd or by the Government of Ifitish Columbia. __ J. FAIRBURN Physiotherapist 185 Dominion Street For Apfxwntmervts phone 4 0 6 - R 2 been ordered. Canyon Creek P-TA Discussed Wells, Piano Canyon Creek Parent-Teachers Association held its regular meeting in the Canyon Creek school on February 8. The question of wells for the two schools was discussed, and, , , _. . . H. W. Lockyer was delegated to! UP within a week and prizes had make further enquiries into the matter. The meeting also discussed the purchase of a school piano. M. Cassidy was elected to take up community recreation and planning. Report cards were explained by the teachers, Mrs. E. Smith and Mrs. Kennedy. Following the meeting lunch was served by the refreshments committee. A representative group from the Prince George and District Credit Union also attended the Sacred Heart meeting. Speakers R. Rose and W. Kienzle assured their listeners that the two credit unions were co-operating wall and would continue this policy. They referred briefly to the convention of Credit Unions and co-operatives which will be held in Prince George this year. NOMINATIONS Nominations were then called for such offices as became constitutionally vacant. Names submitted by the meeting were widely representative. B. MacKenzie and J. Backmey-er were elected as directors to serve for three years; Mrs. Sally Begley for two years, with Mrs. Philomena Hughes re-elected for A mystery box, value $10, was>| _ _ prepared. The contents will be the'lu'perviso^^committeeT guessed at the March 1 dance. | placing A. Beauregard *-�- The next meeting will be held; -at the home of Mrs. J. MacKay, j the credit committee and will serve a term of three years. Excellent refreshments were provided on adjournment of the meeting, which was followed by dancing. ATTEND THE Pre-Natal Classes at the Cariboo Health Unit 3 - 4 p.m. - MONDAYS February 25�"WHY YOU SHOULD COME" Introduction by Medicoh Healtfi Officer Film strip-�"Nine to Get Ready" Part 1. March 3�."WHAT YOU SHOULD EAT" , Talk, by Dietician-. Film Strip�"Nine to Get Ready" Part 2. March 10-.."YOUR DENTAL HEALTH" Talk by Dental Director, Dr. O. J. Yeo. Films�1. "Something to Chew Or>." 2. "Your Children's Teeth." March 17�"WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE HOSPITAL" Visit ot Hospital Delivery Roam. Ft Inn: "Know Your Baby" March 24�"PREPARE FOR A HAPPY BABY" Tolk by Sodal Worker. FHrh: "Your Children and You" March 31�"WHEN THE BABY COMES" Demonstration Baby Batti by f ubkic Health Nurse. FHm: "Core of the New-torn Baby" April 7�"ALL PREPARED" Film: "Mother and Her Chrld" Parts 1 ond 2. 125 � SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE � TEA SERVED another year. Herbert Beckley was placed on re- who de-to the dis- Oi A. �, . .tance of his home from town. Strathnaver. Final arrangements Miss Joan Hm was re^lected to were made to send Mrs. Roy' -Walker to the convention in Vancouver, with Mrs. J. Campbell alternate representative. BRIEFS Miss Delia Brownscombe, Prince George, spent the week- jend at her home at Hixon Creek > with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brownscombe. Frank Elston has returned to his home at Camp Creek after having spent the past two months visiting friends and relatives in various parts of the United States. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lockyer, had as their .guests over th week-end their sons-in-law daughters and grandchildren Visiting were Mr. and Mrs. H. E Thorp and Sharon-Lee, Mr. an Mrs. R. M. Cann and Dale, Mr and Mrs. E. Thorp and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sawatsky, all of Prince George. William Bordts, Nukko Lake i spent the week-end with his fami ' ly at Canyon Creek. J. Moore was a business visitor to Prince George on Saturday. Misses Edith and Sharon Bel were visitors to Prince George Saturday. Derrek Flick,' Prince George spent the week-end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Flick Woodpecker. . Roy Walker is a business visit or to Vancouver. Keep Your Eyes Open for the BEN BAIRD Ltd. ANNUAL SHOE SALE commencing Friday morning, Feb. 29 at 9 a.m. "THE PLACE TO GO IFOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY TRAIN SCHEDULE � BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND QUESNEL (Effective September 30, 1*951) Pocrfte Standard Time NORTHBOUND Vancouver (Union Pier) Men., Wed. and Frl ........ Lv. Williams Lake .............. Tues., Thurs. ond Sat. .'........Lv. Quesnel ........................ Tues., Thurs. ond Sat......K.. Ar. SOUTHBOUND Quesnel........................ Tues., Thurs., and Sot......... Lv. 7.30 p.m. 9.30 o.m, 5.35 o.m. 8.45 o.m. Q ues., Thurs., and Sot......... Lv. 7.30 p.m. Williams Lake .............. Tims., Thurs., and Sot......... Lv. 11'30 p.m. Vancouver (Union Pier) Wed., Frl. ond Sun........... 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