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“tonight at Roosevelt Park in.
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_President Mrs. T, A. Paavola
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‘will be held at the home of.
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models take the spotlight

‘|ciation auditorium Wednesday night in the Catholic.

Women’s League’s “Child

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IODE

makes plans

or summer

Summer plans were
made by the Duchess of
Edinburgh chapter Im-
perial Order Daughters of
the Empire last .Thursday
night when the group held
its last meeting of the
season.

It.was decided to hold a work
night in July for members to

make sale items for: the IODE
fall bazaar.

Social activities planned. for
the summer will include a picnic.
and a weekly swim. meet.
The meeting chaired by first
vice-regent Mrs. V. P. Dexter, in
the absence of the regent Mrs.
Ervin Lindstrom, who.is on vaca-
tion, .was held at the home of
Mrs. BE, R, Elliott.

In other business donations
-|were voted to the Services at
Home:and Abroad, Material fund,
shipping fund and the IODE Em-
-terson House, a home for elderly
women in Vancouver. *,

| It was decided that the Chap-
‘|ter should take out membership
jin the Canadian Association of
Consumers. .

Mrs. Neil MacDonald was ap-
pointed delegate to the Prince.
Rupert Golden Jubilee committee
for the home-baking exhibit. to
be featured at the September 5
to 10 Exhibition:
Centre.

Affairs study period a paper was
read on Dr, Hendrik, Verwoerd,
Prime -Minister of the Union. of

’Hostesses for the evening's s re-
freshment hour were Mrs. Dexter

monthly prize.
The September mecting will be

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Beautify our
City in this,
Our JUBILEE

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by ‘car to attend the medical
conference in Banff from June
13°-to 17, While away for two
| weeks he will visit his, . family
din. Victoria. .

. Rev, and Mrs. John Kuehn,
1402 Eighth Avenue East, left the
city today by car for a threc-
week holiday before taking up
new residence at Jansen, Sask-
‘}atchewan. For the past two years,
1Mr, Kuehn has been pastor of

WEDNESDAY AT ANNU NCIATION

in children’s fashions -

. Fifty years of progress in ‘children’s wear will
be the theme of ‘the fashion show when:

of.

Jwhen: the Northern: branch of

in the Civic!

During the Empire and World

 

| Avenue West, left Friday. night ,

of progress -

16: little
on stage of the Annun-

ren’s Fashion Show and
|. ié
Under the modelling direction
‘Mrs. Beatrice. Grant, the
petite models ‘will: display 25
outfits in 20 separate’ showings
including sports wear, swim
wear and- party frocks,
Young. children are Michael
Whitehousé, Teddy Whitehouse,
Henry Montesano, Barbara Page,
Anita Campagnola, Roberta
Rossi, Barbara Blain, Lenore
Blain, Tona Blain, Margo Bond,
Nalda Ferraro, Janet King
Penny Montesano, Angela’ “Mon-
tesano, Lucille ‘Galbraith * and
Mary Zille. | -
While a -wide range of pril-
liant color will parade though-
out the show focus will be on
loden green and gold for the
Golden Jubilee event: .
General convener is Mrs. Wil-
lam Bond, retiring president of.
CWL.
In charge of the refreshment
social is Mrs, James Arseneau.
Show time is. at. 8 p.m. and
tickets will: ‘be. available at the
door.

 

Kitimat meet |
WwW. .D.. Stothert, professional
engineer ‘at: the Columbia. Cel-
lulose Company Limited, Watson
Island, will’ be presented with a
membership certificate Friday

the Association of -Professional’
Engineers meet in Kitimat.
'Making:. the presentation at
the annual session. will.be H.
P. J. Moorhead; president of the
B.C. association.

 

 

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-F. J. WAITE formerly of ‘Prince .
Rupert’ has ‘recently: been ap-.
pointed manager of, account
ing for .Celgar pulp mill, ‘it
was announced here today. He
will also. be responsible for co-
ordinating -the accounting
functions of the pulp mill,
sawmill and logging operations.
Leaving here in 1956 as plant |
accountant for Columbia Cel-
Julose Company Limited he be-
came assistant to the: comp- -
troler in the Vancouver: office. -
With his wife and two chil-
dren he leaves for Castlegar

 

the Bethel Baptist church.

’ By JOCELY

 

IL is sometime since I have
reported from the Museum and

Tourist Bureau — and many
people have been guests lately.
We are open from 9 Am, to
) pam, except Sunday, when the
Museum {s open from 2 p.m,

.o 5 pan, and of course we “re
apen for all the tour bonts.
We have had many very nice
people visi and without excep-
vion they think the Museum Is
vonderiul, Many have remarked
print it is the best they have
geen and we on‘dury enjoy talk-
ing to many of. our guests, Our
foiders are very popular also,
and we find it hard to keep a
“upply on hand,
Donald Fiddes has donated
coins for our collection, also Roy
Pawlucki, Roy also haa given
the archives an old map of the
my out of ‘the long since de-
sortod Drydock,
“We. wero vory pleascd to wel-
come Dr, G..Olifford Carl and
Mr, Wilson Duff of tho Provin-
cial Musoum, thoy spont cone
sidorabla! time. with us and wero
very plonsed with our Musaun,
Wo. mot thease: gentlemen again
in Hagelton, whore It was my
plonsure and that of our Vico»
president: Mra, D, F Baldwin to
journey. and .enjoy tho- oponing
of thely tie “Tyonsure House,”
In tholr Tronaure House thoy
have rome very. {no dlaplays,
sone Which made mo. quite on-
viows, vory fine dishos, a box
Tininid, benutiful robes and many
othor native tronsurors, To #00
tho. native chiefs in, tholr rolon,
soo. them do ‘holy dances and
alnging thoir songs: Wa, An Ox-
porience I: wa't Jong. forgot and
Inny never ‘aco ngAlN, |

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MUSEUM | BRIEFS .

The aun shond on all the pyor
‘ccodinga' and: ovoryone waa in
Attor
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in August,

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wancool, then to Kitwangn and
came across the Skeena on the
iittie ferry, which was also an
experience worth having, the
rond was charming and good,
infact better than many parts
of Highway 16, which was very
cough in spots and takes the
yoy oul of driving.

We stayed at the Inlander
Hotel which is beautiful, a Mu-
sewn in itself, most attractive
from any point of view, flowers

in profusion, nico Inrge fire-
place giving us a welcome,
confortable rooms and excel-

lent meals.
We cannot recommend this
hotel too highly, and the hos-

pilality oof Mrs, Sargent ts
another very plonsnnt exper.
iencea,

Wo also took many ‘pieturos
of tho “Potlatch” in) Hazelton,
uso of the totem. poles at Kis.
plox,. the scenery was just: fan-
tnatic, During our drive Wo saw
the northern lahts at. their
best, the mountains wero mag-
nificont, and wo folt that wa
would not have missed our trip
for anything, .We wished that
many more Prince Ruport resl-
donts.cowd have enjoyed this
coremony With uk, . o

- We. highly recommend at
anyone travelling tha highway
oall at. Hazelton: and, B00: tholr
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dor ahonth to amart cdoaigns with pes
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AT HOME OF MRS: C. C. MILLS

Anglican church group
to hold. tea Wednesday

The Order of the Royal Purple last week laid
Place will be the scene of a delightful pre-summer
tea and sale Wednesday afternoon when the Women’s
Auxiliary to the Afternoon Branch of St. Andrew’s

Anglican cathedral holds its annual function.

Beginning at 2:30 p.m. the
event will feature a bake sale
and counters of plants and
aprons. — .

.Mrs, L. C. Chambers is general
convener, |

WA president Mrs. Rupert
Greissel. will assist the hostess
Mrs. Mills at the door to receive

Annual loa

 

 

the guests.

Asked to pour are Mrs. G. T.
Pattison, wife of the Very Rev.
Pattison, Dean of Caledonia and
Mrs. J. F. Williams, president
of the Evening branch of the
WA.

Serviteurs will be Mrs, A. A.
W. Macdonell, Miss.G. V. Water-
man, Mrs. S. D. Davidson and
Mrs. J. J. Gratien.

In charge of the sale of aprons
will be Mrs. L. J. Coxwell. and
Mrs. E, O. Ormsby.

 

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W. dnesday

The. annual pre-summer

 

 

 

 

-all around with permanently. pleated skirt, will be seen Wed-
snesday. night . on. stage” of the::Annunciation auditorium ! 1 in

‘the. Chidren’s Fashion Show,
_ under ‘the sponsorship of . the.

directed by Mrs, Beatrice Grant,

‘Catholic Women’s League. A

Strawberry ‘shortcake. Social will, follow. Show time is 8 pm.

BAZAAR “ENE NOVEMBE

R-

~ OORP to lay wreaths

at: Fairview

The Orderd. of. the | Royal Purple last week laid
‘ceremony: at Fairview|}: . -
cemetery. Wednesday night.when the group’ will place oy

plans to hold-a

“Decoration”

cemetery

wreaths on the graves of former members,

In’ other ..business, chaired by}:
newly-installed . Honored Royali
Lady: Mrs.: James ‘Flaten, it was
decided ‘to hold. the’ annual fall
bazaar in November.

‘Next meeting to-be’ held June
22 will be in the form of a-din-

-ner meeting at La Gondola Cafe.
was |:

- Mrs. D. S. Bill’s name

“Good | of the

order.”
Refreshments

HONEY IDEAS
To top a plain cake, spread it

-and a social

 

‘then, sprinkle it with. cocontit or
chopped + nut meats. ;

Jightly with creamed honey and!

 

hour concluded the regular Ses-

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“BACKACHE |

May be Warning |

Backache ‘is often caused by lazy
kidney action. .When kidneys get out of
“order, excess acids and wastes remain
\- in the system. Then: backache, dis-_

turbed rest or that tired-out and heavy-
| headed feeling may soon follow. That’s .
| the time to take. Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal.
action. Then-you feel. better—sleep
better —work better. Get Dodd's
jo Kidney Pills MOW.

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social for the “Over

 

Seventy Club” will be held
Wednesday afternoon in
the Canadain Legion audi-
torium: from 2 to-4 p.m.
under the sponsorship. of
the Prince Rupert
Women's ‘Ss _Co- ordinating

council.”

Entertainment will include
games with winners being pre-
sented Jubilee souvenir tokens
and a’ musical programy °°
“All senior citizens are cor-
dially’: invited to attend ‘the
function held each year in. their
honor. ’

‘For ‘transportation, “guests |
are asked to telephone. Fire
Chief Earl Becker. at 2011. ,

Mrs. G. W. Trapp and Mrs.
C. H. Mordaunt will attend the
plant stall, while Mrs, ‘A. L.
Holtby and Mrs. T; B. Black. will

be in charge of the. home cook-

ing.. :
Cashier will be Mrs. Robert
Yamada. .

Refreshment committee
Mrs. George Philippson, Mrs. C.
J. Currie, Mrs. Emma _ St. Clair
and Mrs. L, C..Chambers.

All. proceeds will go. towards
Cathedral projects. _

 

 

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