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‘belore 150 fchion conscious S city women”

: _ The unveiling of glamorous clothes to be worn ‘this Yuletide. ‘season. wa
lame ni asnion conscious women Wednesday night in the Annunciation.
ahl presented 30 outfits, Fanging | from basic dresses to late. dey cocktail and f

hristmas fashion show-

ng of women's apparel.

Eleven: lovely models graced
he footlights th a breathtaking
nya, of garments, chosen with
XAC ing care by show director
its. Stromdah! from Parkers
dies Wear,

“The successful

  

function and

atholic Women’s League, under
he: chairmanship of Mrs. Wiill-
am Bond.

The collection showed this sea-
fluidity of line,
draping
id floating panels, all in ex-
site fabrics of wools, pois de
, chiffons and pure silks.
Daytime fashions were head-
of lighter}
ights evening fashions strong-
eflected the mood of the 30s
d appeared in opulent fabrics.
Skirts, with the newest silhou-
s in years showed pulled in

Amlines, bubble shapes or
dély flared,
nd topping this picture - of

yance was the ultimate in fa-
especially de-

ig designs, beehives and curls
ing outlining ~ ‘the high

els appearing with grand
r faire were Leona: McChes-
‘D ris Sorenson, Lucille Mc-
an Gordon, Em:ny’ Gas-
Jenny - Mulhern, Evelyn
er, Leslie McLaren, Hil-

fons while several styles
especially designed to ac-

e jewellery.:

‘this © “sgason’s . :

-|mal gowns designed with sweep-

te costumes with garlands of

Kury notes were added: “with :
cl chats from Parkers
-high-
Sand. siove: ‘pipe - modeis| |

fashioned of velour,
feathers,

The winter wool story was told
in,a winter white wool and mo-
hair coat, brilliant English red
basic dress, black stroller suit,
enhanced by luxurious _ silver
mink collar, Italian mult-colored
wool outfits, jersey wool outfits,
in willow green, African ‘violet
and emerald green boucle, the’
‘little black” dress, topped by
this season’s favorite shag: dress.
The extra little topper, the Cha-
nel jacket was.also spotlighted.
Several ensembles were team-
ed with imitation Persian lamb
jackets to lend after-five glamor
to the basic dress with its ‘dress
it-up or dress it. down,” ” charac-.
teristics,

It was noted that the softly.
textured wool garment is this
year’s favored fabric for its easy
disciplined gualities.
In the show case of glamor-
ous festive after- five garments
were pure silks of multi-colors,
pois de soie, Dior blue, lush red
velvet, embroidered chiffon,
combinations of black satin and
Chantilly lace, shirred chiffon
in contrasting shades of blue,
black satin pois de Ssoie, winter
white French wool crepe trim-
med with elegant white fox, -
brocades, Irish Capure. lace trim-
mings and a show stopper of
black velvet trimmed with radi-
ant silver - metallic threads. and
red embroidery to create a most
dazzling effect...

Sheaths, pencil slim straps and
skirts, flared peplums and float-
ing panels fashioned these high-
styled gowns while the - collec-
tion. showed two full length for-

velvet and

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ing panelled backs and volumin-
‘ous skirts of regal brocade.

A “Vision of Loveliness” was
the “Good Night :Ladies” num-
-ber of aqua and mauve. waltz
length boudoir nightwear’: -fash-
‘jened = of crystal ‘nylon. and
matching . peignoirs. es
Fashion show . ‘commentator
was Mrs, George J. Brown..

A delightful show = interlude
was pr ovided by. the. beautiful s0-

 

 

EHINESE FOOD

oe of. $3.00 and up”

 

     

“PTA ‘meeting

. The system of teaching
|[arithmetic, and - the- -ad-
vantages, problems’, and),

 

 

 

BOY “SCOUTS:
\SSOCIATION.

pecial : courses for Icaders.
»SCOUT troops or WOLF
UB ° ‘packs have been ar-
anged for the Prince Rup-

“District. These courses
‘ll be held at the Acro

Pp-m. For further

ion. anyone

sioher, ot.
H Course... for

I Commissioner™

fot, Cub’ leaders: by, Clib-
mastcr Wm.: « Bissett
| Prince” Ruport. J
a eo:
Lcadors are: Urgontly. need:
ods, Will. you hele

Vier ae sete ame ee DEOL MOTHER Te me RET

ADD. $4000. to $8000 |
FO. YOUR: ‘PRESENT
ree INCOME
Z with: ‘a Small |
pe Capital Tnvestment |
INOW” King Koln:

Erquinnod: vith PHILCO-BEND)
ca MERCTAL WASTTERS. a

   

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wan Tabor area are ollt

malo pment. Is| by tho primary grades and a 70-

ustomor w ; sol! worelion. raprosontin tho |: an roo . me ee
ALENT ain on “ton Intoramdlata BrndaA, Dr. and Mra or Bears: roe
1 Yay Inte Rofroahment ‘hostossos were |, vebey ot

ents aU aes nat, eh, iy ONE MPI Gpoygny |e
finanolng and promoting 2 Ploveo, ‘ een enanenpre ie e he

KING |, KOIN | ‘Unundoretio — ts ~RINOUNCEMENTS. Miss. Grace: Marele; RN, Ro-

Koin: Laundry ‘Sales,
AM: ‘Fourth: Yineoly bi
‘Onlanr Yr. Albert

[Club, on Nov. 19 at. 7:00
p.m. and Nov. 20 at 1:15
informa:
interested is
yequested to phone W. F,
Meclntosh, District, Commis-
No. 3658, The
‘Scout Leadors

hwifl be: conducted by Field
‘John Miller

of. Prince: George; the course
\y e [pdt

of particuiarly. emphasize it, sinue |

newt

Tnunelerolter |:

DRI SNS | are delivering. full cine
yrortts: mn spare Hime munnAges
te ipromnoryay pd ‘KING

you: St hours vn oday, 7 (ays r

‘avalfabio ‘fram ‘theirlonding:.caln |
‘Inundry: ‘Mintrihudor: (i your aren

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pitfalls encounterd were
explained to parents Wed-
nesday night when Prin-
cipal F, Greenhough|-
‘and-teachers of Roosevelt
Park school took over the
rogram at the regular

Darent-Teacher associa-
tion meeting.
' Mr. Greenhough introduced

the teachers as they explained
the course as it was taught in
each grade. -

The curriculum was displayed
gn the opaque projector which
was operated by Robert Martin,
collowed by a “buzz session” on
we topic,

“We consider arithmetic one
Greenhough to.u

courses,” Mr.
“That is why We

meeting.

enildren will, need mathematics
hing Avanatever career they, choose
nfter leaving school,” he said,
“1. During the dusiness portion
‘or the meeting, ib waa reported
that‘the total sum, collected for
UNICEF was just over $300,
It was. tlso reported that the
imemborship stood nb 4 meme
‘pers, -
'“paronts' atiendance pennhnt
was won by Miss — Tsahol Matu-
nin's classroom,

In, reporting on the rovent
fenoher : . parent conferences, :
‘Mr. Greenhough. stated that
OF per cent of the parents, had
“aoe to the school to discuss
thoiy chitd’s progress with tho
“Aonchers: -

Vo Tt waa announced ‘that “the
gehool. Christimus. concert, ‘would
be held Friday, Docembar. ‘16, To
be fentured, ara ‘plita and: songs

 

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Tho Prince Ruport: Booondary

° moot at & pm

snhools, PTA. will
Wo maaclny, Nov.
el tivity nonin af
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‘prano voice of Joanne ‘Clee who
rendered “It’s a,Grand: Night For
Singing” and “If I Loved) You.”

Rowse..
Welcoming the

CWL president Mrs. G. P. Lyons. }
“The: refreshment fare was con-

prize ticket number .

- ments: throughout the. home

of the most important. schooi |

16th, In the ac-
Booth Momoarin) ne uh
veryony

the: keyboard was Mrs. ‘Denis

~ guests | was

ned by Mrs. Howard Roos. .
Mrs. ‘Lyons . announced | door .
was No.
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LESLIE ‘McLAREN’ .
.in’a Glen plaid basic.,

  

s.given a. festive reception. by
‘auditorium. when Mrs.. Jean}.
ormal wear in d. pre-

“ticket holder may ‘Glaim ‘the
prize. by ‘calling at. Parkers Lad:
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EVELYYN: “CARPENTE
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AT HOME OF MRS. W. A SCHULTZ.

— Red. white and Veo bea
Gp Andrews Ca thedral

A beautiful floral centrepiece of red and blue, of
enhanced by flags and red, white and blue. rosettes .
Thursday afternoon when ‘the: Afternoo
St. Andrew’s Anglican Cathedral held

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a “’Remembra ince

cious home of Mrs. W, A. Schultz, wife of County Court: Judge’ Schultz.

attractiveness by floral’ ‘arrange-|

   
 

 

‘Receiving the’ many - ‘guests’ a +m
the: successful .affair. were, Mrs.
George: T. ‘Pattison, Dean’ oft
Caledonia."and™ Mrs." “Rupert.
Greissel, A’ ‘president, along with
the hostess. ee

General, conyencr for. the’ No-

 

vember’ event . “was “Mrs. c., Cc.
Mills; |
With - Mrs. Holtby, tea ‘room

tea Saturday in the
Mary to the United Fishermen

» The sum of $310 was carned a
dent. Mrs. :

Decorated with streamers
. booth, as

the ‘Lucky Seven game.

son, ¢
In

Dr. Ga, W, J, Fiddos, Zone Ally
parintendent — lett . Wednesday
for. Senttia to attond mootings
of the American College of
Ghost Physicians where Millor
Bay ip presenting a damonstra-
ton In Lromtmont:, of. Anfant tue
borculasls, va a

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‘of. “Norway moo as

cafe Arranged, by, Mrs. Lionel. Holts, ie
| by, the decor was given. added:

tre Jonge. was. a, scene. of great ac
iner, Mrs. Hector Yeomans and Mr

visiting in the Nospttal for. na fowl],

Mrs; Herbert Bryant attended th
while. Mrs, Ernest Campbell and Mrs.

. The enjoyable ‘bingo games were
Mouland and Mrs, Albert Davies. .
Serving were Miss Shirley Olsen, de
, Mary Gomez, Miss Marlene Woodruft and Miss Deanna Ron- oo

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“Presiding. at the tea; cups’ were
: ‘Mrs.. D, R. Chassels, wife: of’ ‘Rév.

“Anglican: church; ‘Mrs. J
donald. and: ‘Mrs. J, F. ‘Williams.
Servitetrs. ‘were » Mrs.” ‘Ormsby.
‘Mrs, T.-M.’ Christie, Miss G. %.
Watreanm | ;
Waterman and Mrs. T. B Black. q
.aIn_ the ‘kitchen were: :
Emma: ‘St, Clair,
Currie: and Mrs. Geofge. Phillip- no
son. Mrs, Gcorge Trapp and Mrs. .

hostesses were “Mrs. E..O. ‘Ormsby! Ray. ,Davidson
seccereetensererseneeteet Tees eee eTe sere TOE Toot NOS: PLODOLS:

“URAWU WA EARNS $310 |
“AT ANNUAL BAZAAR, TEA

‘Among the many ‘successful bazaars and teas held last week :
by. women organizations was the highly :profitable bazaar and
Civic Centre staged by the Women's aux-
and Allied Workers’ Union. -

t the busy event as WA’ prest-

“William Greenwood ‘and general convener
Gordon Ronson greeted the guests and attended the door. .
and floral’ centrepieces the Cen- .
tivity with Mrs, R. L. Gard- -
8, Nels Nelson in the sewing

e white elephant: stall,
Richard Gray attended

managed by Mrs, Roy
Miss Lynn Mallet, Miss

the kitchen were Mrs," Harry Garland, Mrs, Arthur Ine:
stanee, Ms, Anna Young and Mrs, Victor Smith,

Prize winners were Mrs, Géorge Jeffrics, lamp, No, 82;
Nector Yeomans, clock, . No. 276; Mrs. Phillip Crosby, tray,
No, 342: Mrs, Sinclair Plorce, novelty ‘pleco; Mrs. Norman Alt-
tln, towels; Mrs, Sinclair Plerco,

4 oe Peet tePOOHAve DODO ATT EPOUSDODOLOW OED

°° Miller Bay Tidbits

gift on Friday diftornoon,
* +

pillow cnses. \
POCPLEOPOEOEOLO SOLO OPOIF'

¥
Wo are sorry to roport that
Wilfred Bowon and Victor Wellé}. 2...
have beon off. duty .sleck the aS
Inst fow: anys. oe ito.

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"Congratulations: {0 .
Jaines.. Stophons,
doubles, : Misa Joan: Smith and ce a vo
Mra, Jamon. BAtophons, womens} + | od
_ [caublos, Larry Donny, mons ANS} |
gle, a)
tophorns, mons: doublas, on Wine} ode LS GE
ning trophios. In.the Privea Rus} Ye

port Clyie Contre. “Badminton
Olub Tupileo § Tourhament “B"
Plight, ee ea)

Milan ‘Valovio: ‘howty, RN, Aas 2
ii from o visit. 40 Kinco- vs ;
Me

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HILMA. PYLOT —
. in poie de. soie. Dior blue

(Staff. photos’ by John Pain)

set with: white: tapers: -and
raced the pouring: table
n Branch“of. the Women’ 's ‘Auxiliary to
Day) tea in the spa-

_| Homme: baking: table while Mrs, T.
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realizes $300 at herder, tea.

The Centennial Rebekah. Lodge: No: AO, ‘colo
in profusion Wednesday-afternoon to
lounge of theCivic Centre when, fine. Lodge,

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rs of pink ‘and green’ were used .
scene of: loveliness in: the main
held its annual bazaar and: ‘fea.

 

‘Noble Grand Mrs. Edwin’ Fre-

to greet each one personally, it +
was reported.. ~.
Mrs, Norman Moorehouse. was

cessful social function.
Enhancing the: decor were: -the :

individual tea © table centre-

pleces of’ yellow baby mums. |

- Tea room. convener was: Mrs.
G. McLean. and. serviteurs . at-
tending .the guests were Mrs.: C.
J. \Wilkinson, ._Mrs.. Knut Nor-
dahle.and Mrs. George Graham.

Mrs. Roy Boychuk. was kitchen

and Mrs. J. Adams assisting.
The busy sewing stall was: ‘ate |.

Mrs. William McDade.

cooking. while Mrs. A. ‘BE. Wood

elephant, plants and the grocery
hamper. .The copper tooled’ pic-
ture . of. “The Sandman, made

was | won: by Harry Knelson,
Other prize - winners .

 

Joe Walsh, _wool cyshion;. ‘Mrs.

 

Cellulose Company,’ Limited; at
Watson Island, left: yesterday:
with his wife, by CPA plane-en
route to New. York: :where’ he
will take a 10- day, training
course. | ! ce

-  ® a
Miss Jan Hewlett, RN, of. ‘the

  
 

the city visiting her. aunt « “Mrs:
* {| Jocelyn: Bolton, - of 337. “Fourth
Avenue. West. .
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Former

guest in the city over the week-
end. Mr. Lavigne, employed: ; at
Kitimat, while in the. city: was.
guest: of’ his brother-in-law-. ‘and:

general convener for the. “suc- ve

convener with Mrs. M. Haines|_

tended by Mrs. J.-Gilbert. and]

Mrs. L. A. Brain and ‘Mrs. Wil- ce.
liam Stevens handled the homie-|. --

and Mrs: H. L. Quick ‘weré.’in co.
charge of the novelties,” white |" —

and donated ‘by Mrs. Moorehouse

were |
Sharon Smith, grocery hamper; :

Kitimat General. Hospital nurs- rT
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well-known. basketball | Pe -
-player Reggie Lavigne Was: a-}[-

gin welcomed as many ‘guests as Boychuk, ‘Mexican ‘be
possible individually but — with|and- Mrs.” P. ‘Woodhouse, door |
the large“ crowd, she was unable | prize. ;

Later: in: “the ‘evenin

Tesieh Lodge session, ‘it, was: res!

“ yprince ‘Rupect ‘Daily Mews ~ ft
a a ie we ‘Monday, November 14,1960 ey

 

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This ‘advertisement is. not + published | or
-Uauor Control: Board ¢ or by the, Govérnmen

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M. E. ‘Thompson, senior per: |
sonne] assistant for: Columbia. |-

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