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’ —D. Smith, president of the Prince
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“PRESBYTERIAN -EASTER

Ladies Aid

make $200 for church

‘Bright tones of yellow were mirrored throughout
the hall of the First Presbyterian church hall Wed-

nesday afternoon when the

pre- -Easter spring tea.and sale in a beautiful setting
of freshly-cut daffodils and spring colors. |

,. The successful function real-
ized | more than $200 to be used
for-church needs.

i Miss
. Receiving the many guests) piane MeGally and Miss
were LA president Mrs. Edwin Cashier was Mrs. Lillian
Enwright : and Mrs. Ivan S. Williams. wee

Gamble, wife of the church min-
ister...

Mrs, W. D. Vance, Mrs, John H.
Pritchard, Mrs. Johan de Greef
and Mrs. Charlotte Smith presid-
ed. at the pouring table, centred
‘with a huge bouquet of daffodils
and: matching tapers.

‘Tea room convener was Mrs. E.
J. Smith assisted by serviteurs:.
Mrs. Bruce Love, Mrs, L. R.'

 

aprons were Mrs,

were Mrs.

FUNCTION

tea, sale

Ladies Aid held its annual

 

Stevens, Mrs. A, Van der Ende,

‘Selling the attractlve array of
John McLeod
and Mrs. Norman Moorehouse. .

In the home-baking booth
| George Currie, Mrs.
William Lambie, Mrs, John Frew
and Mrs. William Wasyk.

The candy counter. was con-
-vened by Mrs,.W. A. Gordon and
‘Mrs. Robert L. Eby.

 

Banquet, films enjoyed

at fatner, son function
The Sixth Prince Rupert Scout Troop and Cub

Pack were encouraged to

nights” in. order to become

citizens at the annual “F

“held in the First Baptist ch

Addressing the fathers, sons
and leaders was guest speaker W.

“ Chairman of the sponsoring
group committee Mrs. T. A.
Johnstone welcomed the guests
and introduced Cubmaster ‘Edwin
Sorge, and assistants Wally Ver-
wold and Hilmer Domries and
Scoutmaster Lloyd Bowman and
assistants David Owens and Al-
Jan Cazes.

- With Mrs. Johnstone. on_ the
group committee were Mrs: Lloyd:

TO_BE FEATURED AT
| Sreasure tab

by Duchess
A Neil MacDonald

 

convene the ‘Treasure Table’
-Civie’ Centre Arts.and. Crafts. Exhibition April 23,

by the . Duchess. “of > Edi

Daughters of the Empire.| °

i-The- announcement-was made

Thursday night when the Chap-
tor | held) its: regular, ‘meeting. at
thie home of Regent Mrs. Ervin

id :

Miller, ticket convener: for: the
chapter's “Apples. ‘Blossom’? : tea
and bake sale to be. held. in. the}:
Civic Centre lounge, ‘May 28, dis-
tributed tickets among the’ mem -
bers. It was reported the: May
function will feature a baby doll
and wardrobe raffle. oon

'-The sums of $10: ,each °
voted to be given Jack’ and Jill

School and the: Cuthbert Morven:

- Good Nowe for Homemakers *
Camplile a a

Corel

-Christison, Mes.

“In ‘other business: Mrs. ‘George. :

were :

regularly attend meeting
good Scottters and good
ather and Son Banquet”

urch hall Thursday night.

 

Bowman, secretary - treasurer,

Mrs. J. S. Greer,. Arthur Jones, .

Patrick Ratchford and Rev. J. A.
Roskam church pastor,
’ Following the, banquet fare a

showing of films and slides taken}

by David Owens on Cub activities
were enjoyed. —

Directing. the kitchen were
Mrs. G. W. Johnstone, Mrs. P. H.
Linzey, Mrs. Sorge, Mrs, D 8S.
Greer and Mrs.
‘Bowman..

EXHIBITION.

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 SPRING’S’ FAVORITE jacket

 

and Mrs. Alex slate” will
to be featured at the

nbu gh, Imperial | Order:

Faniily Fund,

. Jt was also decided to give an.
~Baster hamper: Lo a needy family :
in the city.

- Following the business session,

vincial ©
Vancouver. submitted a. most i ins
teresting. report.

Hostessés  for™ the. ‘night's $s Te-
freshments. ‘were ‘Mrs. Slater: ‘and:
Mrs.: “Lindstrom., Mrs. ‘MacDonald
won the’ monthly © prize... Next
meeting will be held May 12. at
-{ the home of. Mrs. MacDonald. |

 
 

 

 

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Service was . hostess: at.a
delightful
“|Party,” last » week» when
she entertained Mrs. Wil-
liam kehrle, wife of. the
newly- appointed assistant

district forester: .

Mrs. Lehre, who, arrived April
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. Assisting Mrs: Johnstone at
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Lucas enroll eight Brownies,
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Campfire singing and displays
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Prince Rupert Daily News, °
Monday, April 18, 1960

 

Brownies, Guides stage
profitable social event

The Conrad Street School basement was the scene
of gay activity April 8 when Brownies and Girl Guides
of the. Second and Fourth Girl Guide Companies
and Brownie Packs staged-a most successful tea and
sale and achievement | Program for parents and

friends.
A program highlight saw’ Dis-
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Wilson and Arvida Maki of the
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Ontario.

jlightful entertainment period.

| ‘the program

. [ Mrs.

, Albert Dalzell. ©.

‘i tea room with Mrs, Alex Strach- :

Mrs. Myron. Kowal and Mrs.
' George West were in charge of
with Mrs. Alfred
| Reid at the piano. Brown: Ow!
‘Mrs. Frank Derry was in charge
‘of the doll walk... |
Percy Hudson was in
‘charge of the plant, comic and
‘candy stall, assisted by Mrs,

i. Mrs. Arvid Maki convened the

 

an assisting and serviteurs were
Girl Guides of the Second
Company.

Among the many friends at-
tending were. special guests
president of the Git Guide
Local association.

Winner of the box of choco-
lates was Wendy Lewis while
Carol Johnston won the dressed
doll.

Cashier was Mrs. William Pro-
kop assisted by. Guides Monica
Kowal and Linda Prokop.

More than $35 was realized
from. the enjoyable function | §.
which also provided an oppor- |
tunity for Guides Marion Tubb,!

 

Linda Prokop, May Perkins, |
Karen Bellamy «and Monica"
Kowal to earn -their . “Hostess

Badges,” in the tea room opera
tions.

 

. Friendship

ance committee was told

The meeting was told that
two men have been handling
the. work, bedding down,.as many
as, 16 men a night and feeding

March: 261; beds were used and
364 meals: provided.:

With R..W. McBride as ‘chair-

-/man, Kenneth Warren, secretary
and “Dr, R..W. Large as treas-
urer, the. group decided that. in| in March.
The,
| Salvation Army in providing the }
| maximum of service and assist-:
‘ance to the people from the.

 

torder to co-operate with

| villages and canneries, a° stew-

| ard should be obtained for the

+ summer. months.
Robert. Sullivan,

| Edmonton, has been engaged.

for 200 during March -

A total. of 1,000 meals and 670. beds: have beén

provided the homeless and the needy during the first
three months of 1960, the Friendship House Mainten-

up to 30'persons a day: During

|-visit.and make use of the various
Friendship ._ House facilities, ex- |.

who is’ cure
‘rently completing his studies at

House. haven}

 

at a recent meeting.

The meeting paid tribute to
the volunteers who staff Friend-
ship house, operate the thrift
shop. and the -kindergarten. It
was: estimated that 200 persons

|e the’ kindergarten which

averaged 38 children per day :

 

i An nou ncements ||

@. L. O.0.M. attention. all mem

: please attend, .

    
   
 
  
  
  
   
 
     

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Daffodil tea
realized $45
chapter told —

The sum of $45 was realized
from the IODE. Queen Mary”
chapter’s ‘Daffodil Tea, ?° Mrs.:
John Kasper reported ‘at. the -
chapter’s Wednesday night meet
ing.

Held at the home of:Mrs.. Roy?
Boychuk, chapter delegate , ‘and
regent Mrs. Yet Wong ‘submitted.
her report on the ‘provincial
convention held in: ‘Vancouver.

monthly prize. .
served by the hostess - concluded,

the regular session.
Mrs, Lucas and Mrs. B.B. Milnes, | _

 
 
 
  
  
 
     
   
 

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