Prnce
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
1,
1950
Anna
K'
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
7
9
p.m,
.......
nraut
...
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"
h"l
in-
-sprint.
,
j
Fuller
Use
Of
Museum
j
Gay
Nineties,
:j
Modern
Garb
sleeves,
tha
whole
costume
set
off
with
a
beautifully
fitting
grey
and
red
T-shirt
of
fjic-
combed
cotton.
!
Next
was
Mrs.
Jean
Murdoch.'
Air
Field
At
Rupert
Asked
Prince
George
Hoard
of
Trade
Resolves
in
Favor
of
Strip
:
Bales
And
Gall
Bedspreads
roc
Should
Not
Be
Allowed
to
Reman
Closed
Ten
Months
of
Year
Canadian
Lesion
Fashion
Show
Colorful
Affair
With
a
startling
contrast
between
old
and
new.
ladies
of
the
again
In
old-fashioned
costume,
:
;with
frilly
full-cut
pantaloons,!
peeping
from
underneath
the
crinoline
skirt
a
far
cry
from
;
today's
young
ladies'
brief
un-
I
men
BY
mif
?
Here
1
Priced
From
$4-95
fcmco7dt
Canadian
Legion
demonstrated
fashions
of
today
and
of
the
Gay
Nineties
at
their
tea
and
fashion
show
yesterday.
oa
Double
Bed
Size
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Episode
10
of
Wild
Bill
Hlckok
Sat.
Matinee
Choose
from
Bates,
the
out-
Evenings
;
Mat.
I
!BSi
1
taniiintr
TT
S
IwHcnrnaH
iactory.
H
B
Si
M
M
K
B
B
'
dies.
She
also
wore
a
hat
which
'
!
the
commentator
suggested
I
FollowlnB
a
recent
visit
to
the
"com-'
lntrlr
f
W'
R'
May'
Canadian
.might
have
even
caused
'ment
PaCific
Air
Lines
cxeculive-
the
amongst
the
young
blades
!
,
of
that
day.
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
i
tv,
.
has
passed
a
resolution
urging
Then
came
Mrs.
Dorothv
Lun-
t.un
.u
,
.
7
,..,
upon
the
federal
government
gren
.,!
wearing
a
co
orf
ul
Ameri-
LvT
.
.
,
tne
importance
of
an
aircraft
!mn
,
RMtu
,nri
Sportyl
iZbJ
hr1
t
h
landing
strip
being
established
m5
sa'nd
Toumn
USe,8nd
The
reS0lu""
ut
the
tZniTZi
sssi
xr:
riz
r
t
a
stp
wouid.
uorotny
Gomez
and
Mrs.
Mabel
i.
.
.
..
ab'y
rcsult
from
its
construction
.
RltchiP
Kitchie
wttv.
with
neat
oo
ui
blue
jeans-
...,..
.
one
wore
white
T-shirt
an
1
!
RuPe'
to
Prince
G.-or.o
'
.P';ice
green
and
white
cleopatra
sn
da.s;
the
other
"Tv
"
T'
model
donn
"
eU
a
rpri
nnH
u,.-
a
r
Lake
k
and
Vandorhoof
,
.
Shell
Know
Al
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
!
Commentator
for
the
Canadian
j
Legion
fashion
show
was
Mrs.
Helen
Denning,
who
introduced
I
first
Mrs.
Geraldine
Holbrook
In
a
very
pretty
feminine
gown
'
adapted
for
dancing
the
minuet
and
the
mazurka,
stating
that
wearing
a
frock
like
this
would
create
hardships
In
present
day
dancing
cheek-to-cheek.
Mrs.
Denning
then
Introduced
Mrs.
Inga
Veitch
wearing
a
walking-out
costume
suitable
for
the
present
day.
It
consisted
of
a
red
corduroy
slack
suit
with
a
straight-cut
jacket
and
puffed
"A
museum
that
i
closed
for
I
ten
months
of
the
year
Is
not
serving
its
proper
function
ir.
'the
community,"
said
Mrs.
Ellis,
j
curator
of
the
University
oi
j
British
Columbia,
in
addressing
j
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
I
She
said
that
the
Museum
of
I
Prince
Rupert
has
some
very
I
excellent
and
valuable
speci-;
mens
and
should
play
a
great
part
in
the
life
of
the
commun-lity,
both
in
educational
value
I
for
local
citizens
and
students
j
as
well
as
a
tourist
attraction
1
and
source
of
cultural
research
work.
j
Mrs.
Ellis
urged
local
citizens
,
to
take
a
greater
and
more
active
interest
in
the
affairs
of
the
museum
and
also
asked
for
any
specimens
of
tall
woven
hats
made
by
the
natives
In
the
early
Idays
of
the
city
.
At
present
,
there"
are
none
in
the
museum
and
they
should
certainly
be
!
among
the
collection
of
native
relies.
Mrs.
Ellis
explained
the
meth
!ods
of
cleaning,
storing
and
pre-i
serving
valuable
articles.
;
At
the
close
of
the
address
It's
Love
.
,
,
if
you
take
her
to
di
at
the
llllllllllllllllllll
,
D
ACED
AIT
kl
l.
V
A
-.Mill
I.
in
U'O'l
r
with
her
jeans
and
set
the
whni,
outfit
off
with
a
pair
of
ever-
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through
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to
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points
thence
to
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and
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Rupert
to
Prince
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and
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to
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and
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Canada.
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via
Prince
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to
Prince
Rupert.
1
,
popular
saddle
shoes.
Then
came
the
sports
costume
of
the
"Gay
Nineties"
featuring
Mrs.
Joyce
Duncan
wearing
a
blouse
with
full
leg-of-mutton
sleeves
and
a
swishy
ankle-length
white
skirt.
A
straw
boater
covered
her
pretty
head.
citu-irs
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
TONIGHT
AT
1
oy
Watson
Islond
vs.
Commcrciols
S"!
I
TMUBBIHHI
BIIIM
HJ
StC
l
xn
naming
contrast
Miss
occasion.
The
flowers
were
later
Joan
Crawford
appeared
in
'taken
trim
to
the
Pn.,ce
i.upcti
Uen-whlte
shorU
a
snug
T-shirt
eral
Hospital
for
distribution
leatunng
a
V-neck
and
smart
among
the
patients.
Guests
were
short
sleeves.
The
whole
out.fi;
received
at
the
door
by
Mrs.
W
F,U
W1U1
wnIle
nm.
Ro.nwcl
Mrs.
Ellis
showed
colored
slides
of
Alaskan
museum
pieces
am
also
of
the
ceremonial
parade
oi
early
Tahltian
Kings
at
Honolulu.
The
members
voted
their
annual
donations
to
the
Civic
Centre
and
the
Public
Library,
and
sent
a
substantial
donation
to
ning
shoes.
Learn
fo
Dance
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Instruction
in
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Raffles
Mrs.
M.
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Mrs.
E.
Anderson.
Serving
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R.
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G.
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O.
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A.
This
is
where
the
men
mis.spc
the
boat
(those
who
did
not
attend
the
show).
Mrs.
Margaret
Hebb
,ln
a
heavy
twilled
cotton
abbreviated
bathing
suit,
demonstrated
how
both
comfort
and
eye
appeal
could
be
comhinrri
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not
published
or
dif
played
by
the
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by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
the
European
Children's
Relief
?und.
The
President,
Mrs.
O.
R.
&
Blackaby,
was
In
the
chaif
ano
there
was
a
good
attendance
o:
members.
Six
new
member
were
welcomed
by
the
President
Mary
MaeDonald.
Director:
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ttinrlu
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showed
an-
Hebb,
J.
Currie.
other
popular
bathing
costume
of
Tea
Cup
readers
Mrs.
L.
today.
It
ieatured
shorts
and
Keahn,
Mrs.
G.
V.
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halter,
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black
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and
black
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for
the
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all
moa
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to
the
stage
to
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their
bows
and
march
off.
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for
the
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was
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PRESENT
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women
turned
out
foi
the
tea
and
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convener.
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number
attendim?
made
il
necessary
to
have
two
sittines
at
tea
and
two
presentations
of
the
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show.
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were
conspicuous
by
their
absence
at
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show.
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