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By AGNES “HL: NEAVE | :
‘Daily News, Correspondent .

FRANCOIS ° “LAKE——We: are -
Bob: Tymchuks. on’ their.transfer to, Saskatoon which
vat ‘they. had been hoping’ for. aft ,
week, and’ ‘should’ be “comfortably. settled
sir, NeW, home. by now: He is District. Fire Marshall.

n'seconid: prize Here this surmmer for,
v-the: Rod :& Gun: Club Fish

ing, as . there ‘were only a few. at
the ‘last meeting.

‘Drama. Club ‘to give. ‘them a,start:
as - they: ‘are. very... enthusiastic.
|The Prince: Rupert ‘branch: has |
kindly invited delegates from. the
‘country. to: ‘Prince: Rupert -next |
| May,: and: asked-for a. vote,on
| which ¢ weekend. would. be -most
convenient. We voted for: the
long: weekend, as this would. en-
able those who are working and.
Jin: -business
, losing # time ! from ‘their “work.
Those’ who are lucky-enough to
| 0: will be:able. to enjoy the fine:
new Swimming Pool, which’ I see
by. the last’ “Daily: News" ds now

 

ed. the: Annual school meeting in
| the ‘school’ on “Friday * evening.
a a Very:
f meetings S0- long. as. ‘things. are
: going - ‘smoothly © in- connection
with’ ‘school ‘matters,’ and” of the
‘eigh -present on. ‘Friday, . four

 

O'Meara. was: chosen as Our. re-
-| preséntative~ for -1960,- ‘and --Abe
| Peters ‘was.thanked. for his work
in that capacity ¢ Curing, this year.

‘ ‘{have returned. ‘by: truck’: after. ate
4 tending. the, annual | “pull ‘sale at
Williams’Lake. *:
yearling ‘bull . “Tchesinkut- ‘Per-|
«| fection”. which was auctioned, off
* and: will join. the herd at: tie’ St.
“| Joseph's” Mission. near: 150. Mile :

| House.

lot: any. bull, ‘sold | at: the. sale, so
1/it must have” ‘been » “in, superb
condition. “Bill Harrison. bough?
four’ Hereford. ‘Calyes™ for. the
‘4-H Club-next* ‘year. “which:- were
‘brought |- "pack
Strangely enough. they ; are from:

‘piano! !

‘there: wa
station. in
‘It was. the ‘one’from Mts.: “Chiff’s
old’ home in Whitebird, Idaho,.on
which she’ earned. to play. when
she was_a little: girl:

‘Mts,
they’ were

‘want to: go’ as’ it’ was~a~ nasty
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In; the: “truck, |

a’ bull which Earl: ‘Deeder: sol a totto. Mr.
Soda: Creek | two. years: EO. . i “They seem ‘very nice people),
; po + il ‘from -their . letter,”’., said, the

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baby’s . father.
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‘Burns Lake for. ‘them.| «

Without’ saying’ anything to
Off. Cliff told her that
“invited. to visit a
friend at Southbank. She. didn't

termined to get. her out. of the
house. Boas

As soon as ‘they lelt the other
members of. ‘the family :hurried
off. to Burns. Lake and brought
the piano home and put.it in the
living room. It is not difficult
to imagine the thrill. for Mrs
Cliff when she walked into her
room to find her: old friend
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unwanted baby‘from UK.

“LONDON - (AP)—Roy and Sheila Winkley. said
Thursday their unborn and unwanted baby -will go
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| like’ look. ‘are highlights _ of ‘the
‘| new- “spring: -fashions.
‘will look like women, in flatter-

fin’ the: ‘spring silhouette.
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AS. more: than’ 3,000. dress, suit *
‘and. ‘coat ‘manufacturers: open |
their spring showings, it becomes
evident that fashions of 1960 will
‘accentuate the'feminine. -- -:

“Natural”. ‘curves,. soft «. lines,
teatherlight™ fabrics and.a. lady-

Easter parade:

in /smost: | cases
slightly longer,

Leading .colo
be black : and

.Women

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tesque,. the. bizarre. 7 and: “the
shocking.: .

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.. Buyers-are converging on. “New York’ from: all dections of the. ‘couttry}to
order the ‘clothes that, American: women ; will. ‘wear next : Spring. | aLnOe aa

The ‘suits’ ‘that ‘will ‘shine in’ the:

jonger | jackets;
ength;:.semii-ritted ‘or - box’ style,
with slim:skirts. There are: many
variations of. the: boxy .suit,, but

and, gray: tones and, of. course,
navy. After’ the’ pright: colors. of
fashions, the: tendency. is
to go. neutral next spring, Black
and: white | checks, Stripes, her-~-
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fashions for 1960 is: orie |. w

the jacket. is
than. previously..
rs‘ for spring: will
white, pale beige

tsuit their’ busy ‘lives..::

  

   

come the: Scxy 60s.” A

4 Prince. Rupert Daily. News
Friday,. ‘November’ 33, if: 19

 

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‘present: in ‘foree, as. ‘will white
cool coats with black ‘accessories:
yThe: ‘general picture: of -spring
Hick

should encourage ‘women to look
their” best, in) feminine, flatter~
ing. clothes carefully’ Seared, to

  

“Fashion is ‘tagged: by. decahes.
‘We have had. the “roaring ‘20s,
the: depressed 30s,, the. aallita nt
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‘arm-holes,. -kimono. and» dolman.
“cuts. : With the width at .the.top,
‘the slender’ skirt is prescribed: by
‘most designers for daytime wear.

“THE

fullness: ‘at: ithe top - ‘t0, give" hip |].
room, tapering” ‘toward: ‘the hem- “ af
line. * yon:

For. cocktail and evening wear
plenty: ‘of full skirts will’ be avail-
able. . But. the. smartest formal A a
silhouette is the jong, slinky one, |
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spotlight next year.in the 1960
Easter parade will: be the’ boxy
suit in new variations, here
shown, . with © slightly
jacket ., than past season.

 

PERENNIAL. FAVORITE is this .
classic suit in: hound’s tooth -

‘town’ city stores. Taking the.

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“The Wink} ieys’ ‘baby is exnect-
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Winkley, a jobless ex-factory “Bruce © Bennett, ‘teachers. ‘at
‘said he\and his wife| Booth . Memorial: junior high’
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