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Tuesday, June 7, 1960

FRED %. DOWDIE

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‘ ' GEORGE W. GREEN

Mr. J. W. Murray, Vice-Fresident,
Marketing, Lucky Lager Breweries
Ltd., announces the appointment
of.’ Mr. George Green. as Sales
- Manager for the province of British
Columbia. After attending. Prin-
eeton University; Mr. Green seryed
With the First Canadian Parachute
Battalion during World War I.
Mr. Green served overseas and was

ice decorated, winnin £ the Mili-
tary Medal for action in France,
and the Distinguished Conduct
Medal for action in Germany.
Joining John Labatt Ltd., the
parent company of Lucky Lager,
shortly after the war, Mr. Green
brings to his new position more
than a decade of sales experience

With the Company. Prior to his
Bew position, he was District Sales
“Manager for Northwestern Ont-
ario. Mr, Green and his family will
reside i in Vancouver,

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Chitlen: 5. fashion show:
to be presented bi Y

A preview of summer hol iday fashions for children
up to 14 years of age will’ be presented “to city
audiences. June 15 .when the Catholic Women’s
League | presents. its. “Children’s Fashion Show and

Strawberry Shortcake Social.’

Twelve petite models will take
the spotlight’ in the “Holiday

Fashions” to. feature two- -plece
outfits, pop jackets . topping
skirts pleated all round, shirt-
waists in. checks and_ prints,
accented with cummerbunds and
wide sashes,

Sportswear will be focused in
denim weskits, popover ‘jackets,

  

 

Of - welcome interest - to
mothers will be the casy-to-care
for fabrics fashioning the chil-
dren's outfits. |

-Mrs. Beatrice Grant is fashion
show director.

General. convener for. the
night’s | arrangements is retir-
ing CWL president, Mrs. William

slims, jamaicas and pleated | Bond.

skirts, mixed and matched for Convening . the - Strawberry

a wide array of costumes, Shortcake. will be Mrs." James
‘Swimsuits will also take a‘|Arseneau.

Show. time is 8 p.m. and tickets

heavy dose of pleats and prints,
will. be available at. the door.

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Year-end ; banquet held
by WA to Local 708
A year-end banquet last night was. enjoyed by the
Women’s auxiliary to the International Brotherhood

of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers’ Union
Local 708.

Fighteen members gathered i in
the Bamboo room of the Broad-

 

cessful past year of operations.
It was pointed out that the
year’s highlight was the forma-
tion of a $100 bursary to be
given a graduating high. school
child of a union-member to be
used for: further education. .
The membership was told that
the selection would be made
after June graduation. |

In other. business the. group
voted to give a cheque in’ ‘the

 

 

NAMED PRESIDENT — “Arthur

W.. Eckman of.. Cambridge, amount of $25 to the Senior
Massachusetts. -was . named Citizens’ Housing, project.
president . of. The , ‘Mother Mrs. Frank Graham and Mrs,

Aladino Curti were named | as
co-conveners for the fall bazaar.
Members were reminded: to
work during the summer. months
on their sewing articles to be
featured in the: bazaar.

Mrs. B. J. Fortune won the
monthly prize.

Church, The First: ‘Church ‘of
Christ, Scientist, in’ Boston,
Mass., at the annual meeting
held’ _yesterday it .was  an-
nounced here today by R. H.
S. Sampson, of ‘The First
Church of Christ Scientist,

 

way Cafe to celebrate the suc- |

 

Prince Rupert. A lawyer,’ Mr.
‘Eckman isa native ‘of. Vicks-
burg, Mississippi, was educated
at the University of Texas, the
University of Southern. Cali-
fornia and Harvard Law school.
At-the meeting yesterday. ‘Mr.
“Eckman emphasized the need
for individual action through
prayer to deal with impending
‘challenges. ‘to’ civil arid: relig--
freedoms. : More -

Next meeting will be. held
September 12 at. the Metropole
Hall.

 

 

Mr..and Mrs. H. A. Breen, 625}
Fifth Avenue East, returned
home by. car Friday after a two-
month vacation in the .. south.
Accompanying: them. were for-

    

-| Moore: of ; Nanaimo, wh,
- + the: ‘city ‘visiting: family,
a Mrs. E..T.. S. Moore."

  

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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six ‘OF ‘A. CAST OF ‘NINE. ACTORS to appear on stage. tonight at ‘the. Civic Centre in.the
production. “Night Must-.Fall” ‘are left to rizht Roxanne Erwin, June Edwards, Edna Meger,
Bill Goldie, Bill’ Kinloch’ and Marie Quilter, The suspense thrilling drama is being directed.

by... ‘famous’ English, ‘actress, Madame Kirkwood-Hackett. Others

in the cast-are Peter Gibb,

Sarah Graham and Derek Allen. Curtain tine for the three- act play is 8 p.m. Performances
will be ‘repeated Wednesday ‘and. Thursday nights. Production is: by the Prince Rupert Little

Theatre group. All: citizens 70
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* “Migs. Gloria’ Chisholm and: Miss
Mildred Inkster of ‘the nursing
staff were the: recipients of sou-
venir spoons from: the staff.as
they. said good bye.to: .us - this
week, Gloria goes back’ to her.
old home in New Brunswick’ and
Mildred to ‘her. home at .Tele-
graph Creek. vo an
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Migs Hilda Starr formerly. ‘of
the “housekeeping” department.
has rejoined the staff. Hilda has
spent the last year in’ Vancouver’
attending the Vancouver Voca-
tional. Institute. where she com-:

pleted her training and is now a)

fully qualified, practical. nurse.
Be, : ;

Mrs. Nellie Anderson has re--
joined the. nursing “staff ‘after |
spending sometime at. - ‘Dawson,
Creek. ao
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with. . complimentary. - tickets available at the Civic Centre desk. ;

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Mrs. Adele Hughes and Miss E.
M: O'Connor formerly teachers atl’

mer.residents Mr.,and,Mrs.,.G.. E. Miller Bay: motored up to Prince |
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' By STEVIE STE PHENSON.

“Dr. George. 'Graham- Cumming, - assistant _ regional : superintendent, Van-
couver, “accompanied | by Miss Grace Harris,
visited the hospital. ‘dnd “zone nursing stations this. week.

regional supervisor of. “nurses,

 

wid. mornin for a holiday at
Sitka.

rick Wilson. and Herbert... Eli,
Philip and Richard: Connington
to the Cubaree. in _McClymont:
Park on Saturday. which they
thoroughly enjoyed.
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* Miss Anne Regher, RN lett Sat-

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We. are sorry. to. report that

‘Miss Christine Azak is sick in the
Prince’ Rupert General Hospital.

 

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Legion Auditorium, Tuesday, June 7
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Frank M. Ross,

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Municipal chapter of the
of the Empire highlighted

certificate. |

Mrs. Ham who recently re-!
“urned from a European holiday
Jeaves in the near future with

in Kelowna.

Also welcomed at the session
was former -‘member of | the
Queen Mary chapter Mrs. S.
Keilback of Victoria, With her
husband they are visiting their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Lindseth,

A letter received from. Mrs.
wife -of the
Lieutenant-Governor of. British
Columbia was. read in. which
Mrs. Ross thanked the chapter
for the “beautiful bouquet” given

Prince Rupert.

In other business the chapter
decided to assist. the Prince
Rupert Golden Jubilee committee
with the .home-baking exhibit
to be featured at the September
5 to 10 Exhibition.
November 24 was set for. the
IODE fall bazaar to.be held in
the Civic Centre with $20 again

 

being featured as the door prize.”

 

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Whe. C G. Ham: recéives
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The presentation of a life membership in the
Imperial Order Daughters ee
the regular meeting last 9:

night wnen Municipal Regent Mrs. George Miller:
presented Mrs, C. G. Ham with: a life membership .

 

The Queen Mary chapter: an-

nounced its plans for.June to.
include a rummage sale June 11,:

Decoration Day, June 12 .and a
Tag Day, June 18°:

It was announced. that. ‘the
Hill 60 Sea Cadet challenge
trophy has been resilvered and

was given to the Sea Cadet:
officers for presentation next.

year should someone qualify, for
it. >

Members were asked to assist’

the Prince Rupert chapter. of

the Retarded Children’s Society. —
with its Tag Day, July 16. ~

The Cambrai chapter will rep-:
resent the IODE at the Court
House ceremonies June 17,

' Next
will ba convened by the Duchess
of Edinburgh at. the home of
Mrs. Wilfred McLean.
Mrs.- Yet Wong” won the

monthly. raffle.

“To top a plain cake, spread it
lightly with creamed honey and

then sprinkle it with coconut or:

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