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Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday, November 26, 1952

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Louis Berger (left) of Quebec
appointments in addition to being
Gelegates to the United Nations Canadian
committee of the UN General
executive secretary of the Quebec
er Society, president of the Women’s
ember of the board of directors of the Family
1 member of the National Health Council and
i for milk for r eedy children. She is the
right is Peonia

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fishery Workers Hold Shower
for Popular Teresa Heroux

1 of Miss Teresa Heroux whose marriage
Pierce takes place at St, Peter’s Church
| pleasant shower was held at the home
¢ Wilson by the girls of Atlin Fisheries

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ing was| Lutz and Miss Marjorie Me-
birigo and Farlane
were won by Those unable to attend but
luck, Mrs. Dor- | S€nding gifts were: Miss Donalda |
na Over-| Letourneau, Mrs. Kay Elliott
« and/| Mrs. Peggy Campbell, Miss Jean-
nhette Gable. Miss Jacqueline
te . | Moorehead, Mrs Josephine Mor-
“st mson and Mrs. Elda McGregor
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ten down with PROMPT COLLECTORS
vere read W® SLOUGH Engiand €P)—Coun-
were served cil of this Buckinghamshire
Bagshaw | town believes it has solved

the
probiem of rent arrears. Its rent
honor Miss| Collectors now visit council hou-
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Former City

Couple Leaves
After Visit

Mr. and Mrs. W. C Dyer of
Brooklin, Ont., are leaving to-
night by steamship for Vancou-
ver after three weeks visiting
their two sons, Ed and Bill, and
other close relatives here which
include: Mrs. A. G Verieck, mo-
ther of Mrs
Riley Verieck brothers; Mrs. T.
Glenn, a sister Mrs. Darrow
Gomez and Mrs’ N Hebb, nieces;
Mrs. Willa Ray, cousin of Mr
Dyer

The Dyers, formerly residents
of the city, also renewed numer -
ous old acquaintences during
their stay here They left 23
years ago for eastern Canada
They made the return trip on
their 25th wedding- an TS3s}

  

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New Members
Initiated by
Moose Women

Nine new members were initia-
ted at a regular meeting of the
Women of the Moose held in the
Moose Temple with Mrs. F De-
Blass, senior regent presiding

The new members were Mrs
Dorothy Keehn, Mrs
Fregin, Mrs. Joyce Duncan. Mrs
Barbara Bond, Mrs. Jean Young-
husband, Mrs, Rose James, Mrs
Jean McDade, Mrs, yj Patrick
and Mrs. Haze] Gambin

After the ceremony the library
committee entertained, with Mrs
D. Ross as chairman. Mrs. RB. B

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Drapes Lend Warmth to Living Room | Yakima Couple Visit Parents

| Spends more time indoors,

Dyer; George and!

Wiima |

Gilmour won the raffle, for which |

the prize was a luncheon cloth
The lucky box was won by Miss
H. Saychuk

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In fall and winter, the family
You
will want to make your living
room look cosier and warmer

Drapes can add to warmth in
several ways. They protect from
draughts, Their color can make
the room look warmer. Their
texture, and the way they are
hung, can increase the feeling of
warmth

You liye with your drapes a
long time. More than any other
Single thing, they influence the
atmosphere of your room. Good
materia] chosen to last can be
expensive. Women who sew par-

ticularly appreciate saving ex-
penses by making their own
drapes

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On @ traverse rod, with a pulley
cord for drawing them, give the
Most physical warmth. as weil as

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IT'S TIME—

tised watches.

in fantasy aopperware

also fine silverplate

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4 Warm appearance. Or you can;tween tones, bluish or reddish |

use crossWise poles with rings.
There are many new labor-sav-
ng accessories for gathering
your Crapes and for putting on
rings of various kinds, Warmgh
is added by a valance, and by
ling with sateen, cotton flan-
nel or percale.

You may have casement or
arched windows and be at a loss

how to make drapes for them. |

In any sewing centre you will
find out how to make the correct
drape headings for the swinging

| Crane rod for casement windows,

or the mew arched metal rod for
arched windows, You can get
£00d advice on choice of color
and fabric. The colors which give
the greatest feeling of warmth
are at.the red-orange end of
the rainbow. Biues and greens
are coider, But there are in be-

purple, for instance, that you
jcan choose to harmonize with
the rest of your room. In texture,
a glazed surface is not as warm
as @ softer finish

Hems and sides of interlining
and drapes should be sewn by
machine, but sew the heading
which is lined with buckram by
hand. A real labor-saving de-
vice for hemming is the blind
hemmer attachment. This can
be used to make regulariy spac-
Cd invisible tacking stitches on
your hems

SMALL TERRITORY
The littl republic of Andorre
On the Franco-Spanish border
has enjoyed Sovereignty since

Mr. and Mrs. John Gowen ang; Avenue,’ They will remain here
their two children, Janet end) untit gfter Christmas.
Allen, arrived ixzre by car from!” My,.Gowen is a sheet metal
Yakima, Wash., to visit Mrs. | worker with Lentz Plumbing and
Gowen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heating in Tacoma. The couple
A. 8. Hamilton, 940 Ambrose visited, here five years ago.

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