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ment by Mr,.and Mrs. R. BE. John-
son of Port:Alberni of the en-
gagement oftheir daughter Ar-
liene Elizehéth Johnson to Jack
Barend Klock of Great Central
Lake, Vancouver Island.

The wedding will take place at
7 p.m. August 6, 1960 in the First
United Church, Port Alberni.

An August! wedding was fore-} Teacher
told today ‘with the announce- |

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Daily Wews

Tuesday, July 19, 1960

normer cily girl lo wed oo
- Vancouver Island man

Council scholarship
when she graduated from Booth
Memorial Junior-Senior High
school in 1957. She left the city
to attend Victoria College to be~
come a teacher.

Mr, Johnson is the former pro:
prietor of Rupert Butchers. |

 

 

SCOTTISH RIVER .
The Nith, historic szottish
river, flows 60 miles from Ayr-

Great screen lovers all dark-hai

_, By JAMES BACON, |

“HOLLYWOOD (4i—Blonde men,
the record shows, have been
notoriously sexless in movie his-
tory while blonde actresses—the
‘Grables, Monroes and Novaks—
long have been the screen’s sex-
pots. .

Why this lack of sereen sex
appeal among blonde male stars?
One producer, who wants to re-
main nameless because he hates

controversy, says that in his 35
years in Hollywood he can re-
inember only one blonde star
who excited women—both on and
off screen. That was the late

 

 
  
   
        
  
   
    
  

rboys .
list-Clark Gable, Gary.

redheads like Van Johnson canjliam Holden, Gary Cooper, Burt; the E
Robert Taylor, Tyrone

make the bobby-soxers sigh—but | Lancaster, Kirk Douglas and the|Grant,
then who can’t? late James Dean—but none could|Power, Errol Flynn;.- Humphrey

‘One moviemaker blames it all be called true blondes. Bogart, John Garfield, Greg’
on the black and white camera, Nelson Eddy, aided by roman- Per ona Wayne, James Stew- ‘
LOOK WASHED OUT lie music, a teh baritone and| 2°, MGOO" Bord, Hock Hudson Ps
«Blonde males, no matter how Jeannette MacDonala, stirred and Tony Curtis ’ - os
virile they are offscreen, are |Sme hearts in the 1930s. d tt here’s'¥ a
washed out in the black and| But from Valentino on, the| And then there's Yul Brynner,
white film. That’s why we usu-|first-string screen lovers. have | Who combs his hair with a towel. :
ally use a blonde to portray stu- ,

peen the dark-hair boys. Look at! He has dark roots.
pidity or crazed villainy. Had

Richard Widmark been black- WA to UFAWU

haired, I doubt if he ever would . o .
BIN GO :

| have got the chance to push that ' or
TOMORROW NIGHT — S.O.N. HALL’ .

 

 

 

flight of stairs.”

 

 

 

 

 

‘old lady in a wheelchair down a
$50 JACKPOT DOOR PRIZE (|

  

Some stars with light com- |
| plexions have sex appeal—Wil-:

etre me

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Lese Howard. EVERYONE WELCOME

“Blondes and even freckle-faced

   
   
  
 

Rev. J. D. Verkerk will officiate.
Miss Johnson, won a Parent-

fe, . PETE REPO CLOT tage

shire to the Solway Firth near
Dumfries.

 

 

 

   

    
 

 

peace,

 

 

YE:
B.C. Power Commission Bonds — just like the PGE

Bonds which were oversubscribed last year — give B.C.
families a golden opportunity to profit financially from
our Province’s dynamic growth.

The B.C. Power Commission is a public utility owned
and operated by the people of British Columbia. It
supplies low-cost electricity to more than 250 corm-.
munities in Vancouver Island and Interior B.C., in-
eluding such fast-growing cities as Nanaimo, Prince
George and Kamloops. The steady growth and develop-
ment of the Commission and the ever-increasing need
for power throughout the Province makes these new
5% Parity Bonds an exceptionally good buy.

    
     
     

 

 

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HEADS FEDERATION — Una MacLean of Calgary was elected
president of the 7,000-member Canadian Federation of Business
‘and Professional Women’s Clubs during the federation’s 17th

biennial convention at Winnipeg. She succeeds Isabel Menzies .
of, Montreal. —CP photo.

“Untfitted fit” marks -
~ new lialian fashions

a. ‘, a By PATRICIA GREEN :
f ._ FLORENCE, |

   
       
        
    
   
    

 

     

$25,000,000 ISSUE nr
PARITY BONDS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED =
BY THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA AND =
REDEEMABLE ANY TIME AT FULL PURCHASE PRICE

DENOMINATIONS: $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000.
per annum will be paid quarterly on the 15th day of .

 

taly (AP) —- Patrick de Barentze

spun the fashion wheel back to chemises Monday.
.The Rome designer went over- i” -
board for an unfitted fit in his
first .show at Florence’s Pitti
Palace. He presented a young,
vivacious collection that was
mostly collarless, sleeveless, low-
‘waisted and loosely fitted. His
‘clothes were unhampered by
belted waists, narrow skirts or
‘binding sleeves.
* Coats were seven-eights length
glass bell shapes, with slits for
the: arms and sometimes capes
‘forthe sleeves.
» Suits narrowed the riv cage
with jackets that curved out over
‘the hips and had_slashed-up
sides like Chinese coolie coats.

       
  
    
     
  

 

The collection, besides making
a woman want to turn back the
clock, was paced with some
daring George Sand costumes.

Pants for day and evening,
which designers have been toy-
ing with for some time, got new
support from de Barentzen. He.
made knee-length pink velveteen
ones, startling with a matching
itop that was a tunic in front
(and a panel to the floor in back.

For cocktails, there was a.pro-
vocative black crepe chemise,
cut like a strapless apron, that
stopped a little short of match-
ing knee pants.

De Barentzen also showed a
charcoal pants costume. It looked |
like a seven-eighths ~ jacket, ;
double - breasted and seamed!
with a low waist. But instead;

  
  

INTEREST: Interest at the rate of 5% !
November, February, May and August during the currency of the bond. ~

        
     
   
 
     
  

 

DATE OF ISSUE: August 15, 1960. - .

 

DATE OF MATURITY: August 15, 1963. *

 

REDEMPTION: Should you need the money in a hurry, you will be able to cash these
bonds at par value at any time you wish, at any bank in the Province of British Columbia —
and at the principal office of the Commission’s Bankers in Calgary, Edmonton, Regina,
Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Saint John, Halifax or St. John’s. oe

   
    
  

 

    
 

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‘LIMIT OF PURCHASE: There is no limit whatsoever to the amount you may purchase.
However, in the event that this issue is over-subscribed, the B.C. Power Commission
reserves the right to allocate bonds and to limit the amount which may be bought by

    
  
  

 

    
    
   
   
 

     

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