-. Prince Rupert Daily. News oo,
~Friday,|.May-.6,:1960°,

~ Simplicity highlights
“royal wedding gown

By MURIEL PENN
“LONDON (Reuters)—Princess Margaret was an
all-white bridé today in.a: bedutiful.dress of white

organza and-carrying a bouquet. of white orchids.
Zheedress. she: wore.:for her |: ITT
Erlage to Antony, Armstrong- organza from, which the whole
dress is: -made.. a

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8. pearls, no Thinestones, no ‘se-
Sits orily trimming Was. roitieau quins. :

piping’in the same. white silk|-" The dress was ‘classic in style,

 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
       
       
 
    

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unbreakable mainspring. An
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“41 bride’s; |:

‘ribbon bow.

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with a fitted hip-length bodice
slightly pointed in front and a
voluminous skirt flowing out

- into. a train at the back.

‘The: high, ‘standup neckline
with: a small V-front was. piped
with an .organza. rouleau which
continued right. down the centre
‘front, of ‘the bodice..

IN THREE LAYERS ;

- ‘The skirt was. made of three
Jayers. of organza. cut into 12
panels set in: sunpressed pleats
| into! the ‘base of the. bodice. and
joined by. a ‘fine -rouleau “piping

|. which - gave - the’. _ effect . of a

stripe. °° ¢ /
- “The entire. ‘hem of ‘the dress
the end.of the tight- fitting, full-
‘length: sleeves and the: fine veil
also* were - ‘piped with organza
rouleau. vt
The. whole ‘dress was mounted
on" a foundation . of stiffened
white tulle.” .
‘With -it the: ‘tiny, princess. wore
white crepe.. court shoes. with
white satin facings and 24-inch

 
 

: “Princess” Anne. ‘and | the ; - seven
| other® ‘bridesmaids = ‘wore ‘dresses
which’: “were - “feplicas.” “of... the
bride’s . first ; -evening’ ‘dress—the
favorite’: “of: -Margaret's ; ‘rather;
the’ late: ‘King? George VI.
OF. ORGANZA |

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were: of. plain|
‘SiK: “organza; . like’. the
had’ little- -girl | bodices,
short cuffed. ‘Sleeves and - Peter
‘Pan ‘collars,’ ‘thed-. with - a blue

|-- Panels ‘of: " prodenie. anglaise,
‘slotted’ with “pale” blue. ‘ribons,
fell from’ the: narrow waist to

the” ground-length skirt.

_) }; Around’ the: hem was a band
of: ‘graduated: pin-tucking, bor-

| dered’ with three rows of brod-
me erie anglaise.

-The: bridesmaids’ headdress
in’ the ‘form of a halo,
‘Slightly higher *in~ the’ centre
and -with a forward sweep over
the’ ear and on to the cheek,
. in: ‘soft: white feathers:
| “They - were made. up of flow-
‘Vers; : fashioned in white feathers,
interspersed | with white - ribbon
rosettes and**groups* “ot “trem-
bling” . crystal ‘drops... - .

The. bridesmaids’ shoes were
soft'-white'- kid: court.‘shoes with
low: kid-covered heels and white
satin. bows...
DIAMOND ‘: TIARA: :

In the midst of royal splendor,
only a wide diamond tiara blaz-
ing on her head’ distinguished

 

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- : JOHN BULGER: LTD.

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427-3rd Avenue West

 

Princess Margaret’s bridal attire

brides.

. The royal ‘wedding dress was
\no. surprise, for it closely re-
sembled _ advance -reports and
sketches. But Margaret's jhair-

 

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A: high chignon. was pinned

‘ ’ ‘on top of: her own short hair,

‘MANSON’ S adding inches to Ifr five feet
: JEWELLERS two inches.,. A vell of white
. illusion tulle sprang out on each
/ §29-3rd Avenue West |side. above. the ears, It pulled
: Phone 5826 back from the shoulders and

fell to. the floor.

 

Margaret's

 

‘COOK'S JEWELLERS

527-3rd Avenue West
Phone 5231

was small and dainty, slightly
crescent-shaped, of cimbudium
orchids—white with ‘a slight
pink flush on the petals, lilles
of the valley and stephanotis,
with a. few off-white odonto-
glossum._ orchids,

 

 

 

 

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from. that of other springtime

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‘HEGGTVEIT.
Mother”: Mrs. * H. B. De Groot: of. Regina, ‘Mrs... De Groot was
-ehosen from. among, -hundreds.: of entries ‘from “ACLOSs, Canada .
as the’ Florists’: “Telegraph: Delivery. association, “New Canadian
“Mother of: the Year” because’. ‘of her. work for intellectually

“handicapped children. Anne Hegetveit; . her mother,
Senator, Olive Irvine of Winnipeg and Mrs.: ‘Alma. «

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Corsag
ors ages,

new pe
Women of the

nessy,
: hospitals. so

CLA first: vice- president Mrs:
Alex; Pihera,: received: hundreds
of. guests:: -at-sthe * ‘affalr’ whjch
in’ the hall
gaily decorated. with red, white
and blue. streamers.’

- Spring tea, bazaar realizes $400.

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“Bazaar ‘and Tea’’

“The sum of $400 realized from
the -delightful, function will, go
| to assist. patients at Shaugh-
‘Pearson and Essondale

|began ‘at

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for LA patient's hospital fund

“outstanding”

‘

2 p.m,

congratulates

| Moose chapter member-
ship was boosted. by seven
‘|Wednesday night when

A. |the group held its regular

 

any ew ‘Canadian

Pratt,’ FTD ‘regional director ‘were the judges. for the . annual -

contest.

—Photo by MALAK.

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Split lwo pioce shirtwaist
OP summer fashion in 1960

MONTREAL—Fashion Splits the shirtwaist into

two pieces for summer.

‘The 1960 ‘shirt dress is no
longer .a one- piece © affair. It
prefers’ to wrap and tie the
blouse to a’ normal. waistline,
often belted to meet. its, com-
panion skirt: that moves -full,.
aften pleated, "circular or cut
on :the bias. .

Sometimes, - the. jacket; prefers”

a pop top, straight, and narrow.
often double-breasted; and. le
ling “off just beléw:. the . waist
line, Other jackets take a longer
line, sometimes. belted,.
boxy, to meet a skirt tha pleats.
in-a full circle.

Fashion also achieves’ a fresh
outlook: by mixing | snowy: white.
with frosty shades of mint, petal
pink, gold, beige and tan. This
frosty look of fashion is found
in texture, print and ‘contrast-
ing . trim.

The fabric mood steps crisply
in piques, sharkskins, clenims,
ginghams and broadcloths,
always ..,.band-box
to the easy-care fibre, arnel.
Elsewhere, fashion takes a
holiday from cumbersome chores
in the wash-and-iron fields.
Thanks to the Canadian man-
made fibre, arnel» even the

Cubs enjoy
clive month

The month of April was
the most active month in
1960 for the First Prince

 

 

   

 

   

’ Source; The Financial Post
Year
To Date
CARS: 1960
General Motors: - ,
Bulk vic cccccccsesseeescereeensecseees sesueyueavenavasquanepaceaensseceenssessdes 4,200
tChevrolet . 33,3820
Oldsmobile 4,027
PON BC ciccccccsecissceresccnaseceteersesenensres 28,763
' 11,210
*Kord: °
DEPOVC|  cocpeccsseecseccssneussenneteneevecnaevseraeneeves ee saedqussesunneoennaeeneeron os 21,3860
MGYCULY ccccccces rs reteestenseeverreesees evens say vovuganensvevaceusvecsdoen 1,870 |
“Meteor ou. aoe resstssatsruneaieriuineneneanee — LOTG4 |
‘Monarch .... pe ueee tule cgeeapesetanss desnbeuy pucvanessecesunseanasunsuneseenneeas 1,005
36,880
| Chrysler:
' CAPYBIOL veccsseeseerteenenn reneenneennennsnectesnenenearersy say senreneens , 2,170
' TICB OL ccccssscsrsesseccercsnecsssecenssrecsonsmcerensseceresacesenseseneeteasnenes 1,197
; i+Plymouth pentisientaneneres deeeeeee dnensensovecyiennepansceganeasense preteens 7,600
bo ; 18,600
I Stidebaher-Packard:
i ‘ { Studebualer CRUD O Ew LODO PU THEE RUPE DEP EEPFOTEOUPESTR HULSE SOOFORT OTRO OCHS EERO FTI EE ONG 1,718
FP ODED CHS cosccsetesnecseecceceriecnnenonatsreninnsnernn TMT
\ de TRUCKS: .
: ' General Motors... seseseesanseannurenenesenseenoninsegninaneeoeanan 14,078
POQWYYRION cccesrsperesee rescence esnsernsnnnentaigeneesoeesnrancenepeerenmaneensnye 2,407
 AUntornablond ones sonnei 4,208
, Total tr ves]es cere: peveane PUTO rere TTORe ered BEER OT EOD OPE EE RET HOTE REEL EOE CES sonerepeaenre 28,871
Toytaut CHR, tricks veereea Coen ace nena naneonetenso none renaneagnns iets Creer teetee THH,8R2

*"Ineludos Mdso) production, 1060 modo!’ yenr,

*Chovrolot includes Corvair; Ford Includes Malcon; Motoor
ineludes Frontenals. Plymouth Includes Valiant,

Boureo: Canadian Automobile Chamber of Commerce,

 

Rupert Cub Pack, .
On April 12 the Cubs were
shown . through the new Fire
Hall, under the direction of Mire
Chief Earl Becker and Fireman
Pack Pearson, .
Thoroughly enjoyed by cach
Cub was sliding down the fire-
man’s pole and the demonstra-
tion of the pumps on the “La
France” firetruck.
April 16 the Pack was transe
ported ‘on the newly-launched
gilinetter “Silver Token,” owned
ancl akippored by Robert L.
Johnson to Marine Bay on Dighy
Island.
While the Pack was rabher~
ing firewood Cub Glen Bonderuct
of 703 Taylor Street, found an
‘old Indian flint hammer on the
Point.

Following a campfire, the Cubs
walked along the old army rond
to Fraderick Point where the
wartime gunsight used ta pe.

Boforo returning soveral cubs,
under the supervision of Carl
Rosang, owner and skipper of
the seiner “Oldfield” were taken
for spoedbont rides,

Sunday, April 12 was “Church
parade" for the Pack held at &t.
Andrew's Aneiiean Cathedral,
The day was chosen for belug
closost to BL. George's Diy,

seem easeneprene at watmap aes Bs pw a etrerats t aeteTae mets MepeaNe MEER

Announcements

@ Moot. your candidate, Social,
if pam. Pridny, Mny 4, Aora Glu,
Avsapnlcos 6, WY, Club, WMNekobls
available ab tho door, (a0)

@ 8.O.N, Meeting, Monday, Mi

 

 

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snowy- -white pleated skirt keeps

its. pleats through ‘washings.).

Just dunk it, hang it, and wear
| of the teenagers.

“it. in dig. _time:

ON STAGE—A star is born in
Cnsualalre’s two-piece oubfib .
of slub sharkskin with double-
breasted pop-top and perman-
ently pleated skirt. Thanks to

the man-made fibre, arnel,
the outfit washes and dries in
a jiffy, needs little jroning,
A “Holiday In Arnel” feature,
Photographed = at Toronto's
Creat Theatre,

 

ins the ' Moose} .
Temple.

Recbivine corsages from Mrs.
Peter Brass, Membership com-

mittee chariman, were Mrs,
Gunnar Anderson, Mrs. Mario
Guzzi, Mrs. James — Samaldas,

Mrs. John Slaferek, Mrs. Norman
Fisher, Mrs. Vernon Hall . and
Mrs, Charles McCallum.

Bazaar convener, Mrs. John

Jordan reported on’ plans~* for’

the spring event to be held. may
25.

Named to the ° newly- -fortned
Sports committee were Mrs.
Percy Bond, Mrs, Mae Bond and]
Mrs. Joseph Long... °°”

Graduate. Regent, Mrs. “-Ken-|
neth. Hardy in speaking of. the|
recent :annual meeting’ ‘of the|>

| Canadian. National. Institute ‘of |

the Blind, reminded members
of the canvass to be - held in.
October...

June 18 was “the. new - date

-|set forthe Homemaking . com-.
Mrs. Hal -

mittee’s’ rummage . sale, pro-
ceeds ear-marked for the. chap-
ter room’s new draperies. ,

Mrs. Leslie Seale and .Mrs,
Thomas Thomas volunteered to
visit the hospital. Graduate Re-
| gent Mrs. H. I. Phipps was
named .to the Women’s Co-
| ordinating council.

Senior | Regent Mrs. Arnold
. presiding, announced
that the Moose Teen Town will
be supervised by Mrs. Stanley
Rachuk, Mrs. Michael Orom and
-|Mrs. Paul Okrainetz. She. said
that dances will continue each
month with admission being a
‘note of consent from the parents

Mrs. Charles Reda won the

| monthly prize and Mrs. Walter

Lundrigan’s ‘name™ was drawn
for the lucky box.

Bingo: and: a: ‘cold “plate supper

. Presiding. at the pouring table,

success was reported yesterday afternoon. by
Ladies auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch No. 27 at.the annual spring
held in the Canadian Legion auditorium. ~~

the

 

Tweed and Mrs. Gunnar Waage.

Mrs. Myra Ryan attended the
raffles.

Serviteurs were Mrs. J. F. Wil-
Nams, Mrs. Frank Donecz and
Mrs. Kay .Martinson..

Kitchen directors were Mrs.
Michael Karasosky, Mrs..W. A.
Sinclair, Mrs. Charles Barker,
'|Mrs, D. G, Kerr and. Mrs. Mary
Franks.”

Dodds."

Stallee et

daughter: Mrs:- A. J,.

centred with a beautiful ‘floral
piece . of. blue and. gold: irises
were Mrs. ‘Willlam:. ‘Rance and
Mrs, Frank - Sherwood,

‘General convener « “was Mrs.
Frederick : Barber. ' any
Attending the home- -baking
table laden with a large ‘array
of © baking - ‘items, ‘ were. Mrs.
Robert. Montgomery. and Mrs. L.
Ji “Herman. : 0

_Sonvening- the “

  
  

Rothwell’ oe:

Mts. ‘Re Cowan: ‘arid*
Johanson attendéd: ‘the novelty

 

‘Selling books 1 were: Mis; ‘Helen

"PERSONALS _

.. Leaving: mo Fning.” by
Canadian: ‘Pacfiic. Airlines | plane
were Mrs. M: -M: ‘Ropet; ‘with her
-Bussanich
| and her: ‘daughter. : ‘ Betty, “Ann

 

 
 

‘en. route: to’ Victoria - ‘to .attend

Ferraro,
D. R. Holtom, rod and reel;
S. Black,
Charles Balagno,
Mrs. P. B. Guyan, $5; Isla Hague,
cosmetic set; Mrs.:G. R. Shen-
ton, hand-made tea tablecloth;
Mrs: A. C. Stegavig, occastonal

' Mrs, J. S. Black ‘was cashier.

raffles. were Peter
Mrs.

Winning

tri-light lamp;

travelling ‘bag;

Mrs,
jewelery set;

J.

 

chair; Mrs, R. L. Baldwin, hand-

made quilt;
wood, cushion;
boxes of candy; Mrs,
William Rance, floral table:
centrepiece. : mr

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HOLLYWOOD: CAFE

Our Dining Rooin wili be
closed temporarily for: repairs,
watch.for our re-opening: a?t-.
vertisement. We will continue:
to take orders to go’:out at
the rear entrance from = 5:39
p.m. to 3:30.a.m, dally except

 

Sunday. Free Delivery on
orders of three dollars or '
more. .

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Monday’ through Friday.

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Until further notice our store hours will be 8 to 6.

 

 

 

‘Mrs.-.
Roper, -at, “St.. Josephs. ‘hospital

concluded ‘the social “hour, con: |:

 

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