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Christmas Concert

TO. receive -
. The Port Edward Parent -Teacher association will _plag Ue
again sponsor. the ristrnas concert in:the school,|. :

jitwas decided last week when the PTA held its The Canadian Legion. branch

No. 27 tomorrow night will re-.
‘regular meeting. . | ceive a special honor when guest

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night. at ‘the Soris: “of
weekly whist and ‘drive Bs.

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iz * Bride- elect Miss. Margret Johnson \ was. the recip- .
lent: of many beautiful pieces of crystal Friday. night]
when. maid-of-Honor Miss Julie Prockter was ‘hostess
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<The. ‘affair. ‘presaged plans for:

the’ ‘weddin& of Miss Johnson
‘to: Norman. Ostrom. which will
We an event of November 14 in
St. “Andrew's . Anglican. Cathed-
vali’. *

f-honor chair, the bride-to-be
ecelved. ‘her gifts; . arranged on
i coffee. table,

‘ Seated in the decorated guest-

Mts, Lien assisted Miss Prock-

er with refreshments. following
n‘ ‘entertainment, period when
ests. ‘made paper hats and pre-
sented. a. humorous pageant of
Miss . Johnson's life.

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Rupert, .is the daughter” of, Mr;
and. Mrs. ‘Oscar ‘Johnson : ‘and is:
employed’ at ‘the Royal’ Bank of:
Canada and the grgom- elect is
a fisherman.

son, mother of ‘the’ guest-of-.
honor, Miss Anne Eyolfson; Mrs.
B. EB, Eyolfson, Mrs. Ivar Johan-
son, Mrs. L; K...Ostrom,'*Mrs,
Knut. ‘Ostrom, Mrs. .George. ‘Mar-:
hauer, Miss. Mary. ‘Storrie;: Miss

head, Mrs. Viggo Mark, “Mrs.
Wallace Arnason and Mrs:. ‘Basil:
S. Proctor,. who sent greetings
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{ me (0) sets age limit

the Catholic Youth Organization, . has - set the. age,

limit from 16 to 30 years
i At the Sunday night meet-
tg, held in the Annunciation

g§chool auditorium, plans.. were}.

also’ ‘made’ for. the Hallowe’en
Masquerade to. be held. Friday
pight - in’..the- auditorium at -9
p.m.. for all members and. guests.
* As in. former years, the Apos-
tolic. ‘committee will : visit the.
patients. at Miller Bay Indian
hospital, to entertain them. and
present them: with Hallowe’ en
treats.”

ait ‘was also decided that during
- the coming year all CYO socials

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of age.

Invited guests were Mrs. John-. :

Cathy, Roos, Mrs. Jean: Moore-. ~

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invited guests,

be held at the 10 o’clock. mass
every second Sunday of. the
month with breakfast to follow:
at. La Gondola: Cafe. in

It: was also announced: “that;
this year's ‘sports program: will
include _ basketball,
bowling and -swimming. | New.
members are- ‘encouraged’ to join:

Officers appointed for: the. year
‘were Elizabeth . Meyer, spiritual
‘chairman; Jim Arseneau," ‘“Apos-
tolic chariman; Walter Oskey,

eau, educational chairman.

A vote of thanks and appre-
ciation was extended to'-retir-
ing president John LaPorte and
his committeé for. the excellent
work accomplished by the: group
last. year. |

 

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Mrs,
elected chairman for ‘the ‘event
while Mrs, Alex Blyth was nam-
ed-chairman to. attend. to treats
and decorating.

-In other business, chaired hy

|president Miss Joan Taselaar,

Mrs. McKeown volunteered: to

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LONDON - — : MODEL. FAVORS CHIC CLOTHES” —_— Renate. Les-

. zweski, Vancouver model. now working in “Europe, doesn’t own

a single sweater and doesn’t like skirts. German- born: Miss: Les-

zewski; ‘who came to Canada nine years ago, says women should »
wear: ‘fewer sports clothes and concentrate on dressy ensembles.

On Ja “holiday in. Switzerland last summer she was chosen” “as
one of ‘15 girls to model Swiss fashions: at a show in London.
Although. She plans to ‘return to Vancouver, she. says. frankly
she .prefers the way. fashion photographers .work in’ Europe;
Canadian” Photographers: ‘are not gentlemanly. enough, .

CP: phto.

Cattle growers protest,
“misleading” claims.

- Special to The Daily News i
"VANCOUVER —A claim by several food store chains. that
“only three out of 10 grade A beef carcasses are acceptable. to

Fry, secretary of the association.
“Tn their: own interests consumers should realize that all

inspected’ ‘by. fedewal’ Officials, ‘is -good:.and wholesome | and:
may” ‘be’ ‘purchased ° with ’confidence,” states’ Mr. Fry.
“There is” good ‘beef on sale to: suit every pocket. The grade

the longer’ an- animal is fed and the higher the degree. ‘of
finish. the. more ‘expensive the meat will be. “Oo

“Therefore the housewife who wants to stretch her money.
will consider the purpose for which. she is buying beef and ;

will select the grade of beef she buys according to the-use

_ for ‘which it is intended.”

+: Cheaper grades-of beef are quite satisfactory- for many
dishes, Mr. Fry says. If demand is directed too much to the:
“choice” grade the cost will go up and people will begin to:

regard beef as:a luxury meat, which it most certainly is
not, says Mr. Fry,

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Robert ‘Ing’ and. Mzs.
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A talk on “Understanding the
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official Canadian’ Legion — pro-|:

vincial’ secretary, Donald “Mc-
Lellan, presents the branch with
a plaque: for obtaining the high-
est increased membership of any
branch in the™ province during: ,
the past year.

Membership now stands at 552.
All members are requested to at-
tend.

With | Mr. McLellan, who
making his official visit, will be
zone commander, Samuel Kirk-
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Annou ncements .

. Legion: ‘aébieral
meeting Wednesday, October 28,
8 p.m. Refresnments - will “be
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In’ the women’s : ‘division: Mrs;
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Mrs, Jean. Muma,... “second *. and-
splitting. ‘the. pool: ‘prize’. were.
Mrs.. Arney.and Mrs, Ester. Ward.

‘Committee. in: ‘charge, were ‘Mr.
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| Though generally’ favorable, ‘the
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and the. “degradation”. “of the

Canadian Indian. -He calls: ‘Tors.

  
 

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