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youngsters garbed in costumes, from “beautiful to
grotesque enjoyed’ almost 200 dozen hot-dogs and

25.
‘Hallowe'en
costumes

“best ever"
hosts and goblins
tgned supreme when the
annual Hallowe’en cos-
tuime- contest was held in
the, activity room. of the
Roosevelt Park school Fri-.
day ‘afternoon.
4fJohn H. Steele, school prin-
cipal; .as..master of ceremonies
‘remarked on the number of fine
gostumes. this year, = |
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thought and hard work, by mo-
{hers. and students, went into

ereating . these. outfits, which
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ever,” he- said.
A’ group of teachers conduct-

ing -the judging of. costumes, |

with winners as follows: Vito
Dunford, primary’ grand prize;

:. Kinsmen treat 3.000
“An “extremely well behaved” group of some 3,000

pounds of candy Saturday night at. the Kinsmen

helped to make our annual. Hal-

    
 

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WELL-BEHAVED” ’

bon-fires |

Hallowe’en bon-fires.

The huge fires, located at Gyro}.
Park, Borden Street Park and
Conrad Street school grounds,
were touched off at 6:30 and put
out at 8:30 p.m:

Four hundred dollars worth of
colorful fire-works, were seen all
over the city. oo

Chairman W. A. Gordon, said
today that “it was freak weather
and we were very. grateful ‘for
the temporary break which

lowe’en party, a great success ”

Captains of fires Raymond
Billing, Jack Clee and Denis
Rowse, were assisted by a full
turnout of members.

~ LOOM
welcomes _
néw members

The Loyal Order of the Moose
has increased its membership by
four. following the initiation of
new members held last week at
the order’s regular meeting held
in the Moose Temple.

Welcorned were John Nardon,

 

 

Kenneth Cronk, primary comic

prize; Douglas McBride, intez-{ty14 and John Rudy

mediate grand prize; Earl Gra-

hani, intermediate comic prize |
am, Ane ‘member fr
seorge Snidal, most original was guest speaker

and.
costume. - bo

Plano accompanist was school
secretary Mrs. J. J.. Donaldson.

Michael Sokolowsky, Paul Pos-

; Loren Card, a visiting Moose
Alaska

i. During the business session, it
:was decided to hold a masquer-
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“An exciting musical experience is in store. for
concert-goers tomorrow night when the Prince Rup-;
ert Concert Society presents the sensational young
soprano, Miss Marilyn Horne as its second guest
artist of thé’ 1959-60: season. |

‘Miss Horne, who is only 24
years of age, has already had. a

orld-famed soprano

professional career of great ac-}
. imany, as well as starring in the ,

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in the opera houses of Ger-

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val and. Venice Festival...

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openings is seen in the short white evening dress of jewelled nylon tulle, by model at left.

The. balloon skirt, blousing over a tight band which barely covers the knees, gives a narrow ~

hem line. The bodice is topped by a deep band Of the same silvery. embroidery used at the

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| Prince with six members: pres-

WOMEN OF MOOSE
r one

During the month of

Moose Temple. .

Ten members were present. at
the Library committee meeting,
held at the home of chairman
Mrs, George Hills when plans
were made for.the committee’s
Chapter night, November 4.
Plans were also discussed to hold
a tea in March next year at
the home of Mrs, Harry Nelson.
Next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Postuk,

Mrs. Kenneth Hardy,.graduale
regent was a guest at-the Moose-
heart committee: meeting held
at the home of Mrs. William

ent. It was decided.to haye a
panda raffle at the November
4 meeting in the Moose Temple.
Refreshments ‘concluded the
session. - of a

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At. the ‘College’. of Regents
committee -meeting,: held at: the
home of. Mrs:: John Kasper, it
was decided to raffle a ‘Festive
Dress,” .on Deceniber 12 to raise
money forthe: group’s special
fund. © ee

The. October meeting of the
Membership ‘committee was heid
at the home of Graduate Regent

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Final plans made for bazar
by committees in October —

Moose committees were busy making final plans
for its fall bazaar to be held November 25 in the

‘Mrs, Samuel Haugan with Sen-

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as. guest. The large Christmas

bazaar, November 25 was on dis-
play. Chairman Mrs. Peter Brass
reported that the emblem chests
and cords had. been ordered: for
the chapter. The monthly raffle
was won’ by ‘Mrs. Herbert Glas-
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to be raffled at the: fall’ bazaav..

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"Prince Rupert: Daily News.”
"Monday, November 2, 1959

 
 

 

 

at the BANK
“ment of. only
“bond, ‘and’ $5

  

4,98% if held:to maturity.. Why
ada‘ Savings : Bonds this week
- manager:

Pickles — sunshine-fresh, with
Flavour _we enjoy. so! much.

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Hope that.

~ But don’t
breakfast .

“They’re: safe, -dependable. and : are
strength and vast resources of this ‘great. country: of’ ours..

‘AS..CRISP AND ZESTY as these brisk October morning
the: way /I-feel..about AYLMER ‘Sweet “Mixed 00°.

meals, all-winter long, with these favourites— ~

‘Sweet Wafers,.,Small Gherkins, and Green. . ‘
Tomato Pickle: : Here's a tip for Tartar Sauce. «°-™
—simply chop Aylmer Sweet Mixed Pickles into... .:

mayonnaise, ‘and serve with a hot fish course. ©
Nothing nicer! - Aylmer Pickles are. most eco... °°:
_nomically priced. But it’s their superb quality. —

HAPPY. DAY. AHEAD LITTLE FELLOW! -I ‘love
ne "mothers: waving: their: children : off; to-‘school,

CEREAL before taking on -their~ bus,
. around ‘day ‘that. lies ahead. Piping
_ River is-truly delicious, with: its -nutty
-.gome blend of cracked: wheat, rye.’a

Al Tthat. remains’ isto try ,

chem. Lavishly applied rhinestones gives a shimmering, vertical-stripe effect to the diasphanous
fabric. At right the model wears a statuesque evening gown by Jules Crahey of Nina Ricci,
shown for fall Paris openings. In copper green polished satin ot acrylic fibre and silk, the
sophisticated draping features a cascading fringed side panel and a sunburst of unpressed

pleats which minimize the waist. The instep length and the matching giant stole are typical .

of the Paris house,

~ — MUSEUM BRIEFS —

—CP. photos.

* |t is always nice to come home, although: my trip via car to Vancouver
‘and home via plane was very pleasant, and especially the B.C. Tourist Council)
felt. we

convention. held in. Penticton, where. | iscussions and

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‘and keep “that-

feeling of en- |

-jincluding many ‘other peopie:

‘that we must do. something in’ panies and the government.

en} John Fisher of. “John Fisher i
thusiasm and to convince others! trom tne transportation com-j| Reports” and I feel it isa shame | —
‘that he:is no longer on the na- po
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has ‘she
been ovre the years, that Wag-

Canada to make the tourists :
want to visit us, have some-
thing of special interest -in each ,

: Hon. EBarie C. Westwood was tional netwo
'a. very. good speaker, very. co-: he does radio work in Eastern |
operative and I believe we have: Canada, ,

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'are available at the Civic Cen-
_tre, ticket chairman Mrs. Rich-

ner sclected her the ‘past two
summers for his soloist in the
Hollywood” Bowl] production of
“The Damnation — of Faust,”
Back's “St Matthew Passion,”
and Beethoven's “Missa Solemn-
is.”

Tickets for this performance
and the two remaining recitals

ard Patison said today.

 

 

. Mrs. T. A, Johnstone, presi
dent of the sponsoring Parent
Teacher association for the Kin
Edward school Hallowe'en part
Friday afternoon presente

prizes to winners of best cOs-
tumes with schoo) principal R.

G. Moore.
~The colorful
Was reported a huge success.

Grade | winners were Russell
Hogan and Brian Cromp, first;

David Haugan and Janet Cur-
and Melvin Bishop

and Gianna Campagnola, third,
Tommy

Jimmy Wasyk and Mich-

ric, second
»'Grade 2 winners:
Spiller,
acl MeIntyre and in Grades
and 8 classroom Gary Grin

olfson, Anita Hardy and Peter

Haugan, won prizes.
‘Grade 3 winners were Arno

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community and have the “Wel-'a good man at the head of: It does one a Jot of good.

come” mat out at all times. {Conservation and Recreation,’ meet people who are full
Tourist business is big busin- ;

ess for this province, bigger’ p, B. Turner’as deputy. I believe) his is “selling Canada.”

than most of us realize and it‘ . ri

is impossible for our Govern- ,

ment to do it all, Every city:

is the case in Hawaii—touristsy; mentioned the lack of high-'in two bindings, These
are kings there. ‘way signs in our area, and was
It is also interesting to nole assured that this would be rec-

that museums, ait galleries and tified,

with the able assistance of, Dr. i enthusiasm ‘in their ‘work, and

these men are sincere and wil!" Remember Christmas is just
ro an ey wer pone Danniy, around the corner and we have
tourism. I : Ly : sen?

ours also p y '“Skeena, River of Destiny” by

should do their part, every M4N,! Minister of Highways, H. T,;
woman and child should alsO yiard who asked me about our; Dr. R. G. Large for sale, also
oe alerted to this industry, which highway, and at the meeting) “Soogwilis” by the same author}

two |
books make an attractive gift.

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CURVE-Y WAIST and flaring |
skirt make the most of a slim
figure. Team easy-sew jump-
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pretty, scooped neck for dates.

Printed Pattern 4928: Mis-
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fun-fare event

by and Douglas

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PTA Hallowe'en party
colorful costume event

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Grade 6 winners:

Brenner.

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Grade 4 winners: Douglas Mc-
yi Leod and Jean Menzies: Connie

y+ Bingham and Maureen Schultz
and Wendy Johnston and Pat-

Grade 5 winners: Bill Hardy,
Andrew Spiller and Diane Wel-

Grades 6 and 6 classroom win-
ners: Susan MeDonald and Joan!
Mallett, Colleen Moore and Ron- | a

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i thought our displays and bulld-

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oom winners: Ray-, sorry that I missed this in-
Bob Johnsen and) teresting guest.

Croix, Bobby Dybhavn and John

owing the prize presenta; sengor agant of
wet Vancouver also was a guest, this, Johnson, Mrs
gentleman I met. in Penticton , Mrs.
with him, son and Emil Sletten,

are ee Ramee teres +

adjourned to
Id} their Individual classrooms for

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other places of interest and cul-

 

ture play a. big part in attract -
ing this tourist trade, and Wwe

and other attractions.

While I was away Mrs. Les |

Brian took charge of our mu-
seum, and I wish to thank her
for her good job, everything
was in order. The Museum was
kept so nice and clean and I

 

‘ineluding UH,
City Museu,

jing were just wonderful,

WwW, R. Milliken,
the CNR

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iand enjoyed n chat

  

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are fortunate that we do have |
a museum to be proud of, als?) some of our visits, places we saw |
art displays, besides our scenery; and enjoyed, also people I niet
were of -interest, including :

assistant pnas-
in

I sincerely hope. so, but they |
won't forget, because I intend |
,to remind them,
In future letters

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Kenneth

appreciate her taking over, Mts./ and pool prizes Friday night at:
Brian told me she had qulte) the weekly Sons of Norway whist
number of guests cach day,
A. Yocum of the
who

son,

‘Size 16 jumper takes 24 yards

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' Double winner
at SON whist

Th the women’s section Mrs..
Robert Cormicr was first prize
winner, Mrs, John MacDougall, |
second and splitting
prize were Mrs} Angus Melver |
and’ Mrs, A, Breetham.

In charge were. Mrs,

Lino Coltssi, Louis: Petter- : enjoying novelty

Indoor

field day
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I will tell of!

indoor

Laird won second

“school last week.

the pool:

Grade 12 sludents,.
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year was successful con-
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and men’s first was Julius John-'the Annunciation High
— Agoremate scores were cagerly
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