l'uduy,
June
&,
"
J
i.
iosepii
s
Commercial
uass
Hoid
Enjoyable
Banquet
Year-End
Dance
i
.,
,
by
MUs
M.i
lie
luffilously
jciille.nrn
as
it
was
the
ni;;lit
of
elcbratioi.
for
the
ladies.
Mrs.
Hiltz
was
in
uiarse
of
.he
kitchcu
with
Mrs.
A
Sim-ondson,
Mrs.
B.
Snnondson
and
..lis.
C.
Cot
as
aides.
A
class
cake
baked
by
student
Miss
Bhiiley
Hauguii
was
cere-
ililtz.
C'liupeioncs
ur
the
evenin;
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mu;lo
Mac
Kenzlc.
Music
for
dancing
was
sup
plied
on
recording
by
phonograph
master
Ray
Giordano.
t..
The
students
of
St.
Joseph's
Commercial
Acaoemv.
hem.
very
enjoyable
banquet
and
end
of
the
term
dance.
Grace
was
given
by
Miss
Connie
Small
and
a
delicious
chicken
dinner
was
enjoyed
by
the
class
at
the
Broadway
Cafe.
Miss
M:iry
Ellen
MacKenzie,
class
speaker,
expressed
appreciation
and
gratitude
for
the
kindly
understanding
and
competent
teaching
of
Sister
Mary
fUMW
Freda.
The
confidence
inspired
r-4i
--
by
her
example
will
be
carried
j
1IUO
UUMIltfAa
Willi
tilt?
otuut-iiut.
RUSSIAN
CHESS
EXPERTS
NEW
YORK
(API
Russia's
top
chess
players
have
agreed
to
meet
an
American
team
in
a
tournament
here
starting
July
13,
United
States
Chess
Federation
president
Harold
M.
Phillips
announced.
The
next
question,
Phillips
said,
will
be
whether
the
Russians
will
"et
visas
to
come
to
the
U.S.
Russian
and
U.S.
teams
played
a
2-2
standoff
in
the
Olympics,
although
the
Russians
came
out
first
in
the
touia-ment
to
the
Americans'
fifth.
8
iWWirt
S1.9.
She
also
thanked
the
class
for
giving
her
the
pleasure
of
RYE
Arutocrot
g
yean
old
Anniversary
5
yari
old
Viscount
4
year,
0d
Melcheri
Special
Reserve
3
yean
old
CN
London
Club
London
Dry
intitt
off
their
association
during
the
term.
A
short
comment
was
nlvcn
'j
11
the
class
members.
Class
o3
1111
L!l
s
comprised
of
Marie
H1U,
j
melcliets
5
.
'
-t.il
J
:
-t
Holiday
Wear
J2t
BLUE
JEANS
ionise
Leash,
Dollie
Bentson,
Vera
Van
Der
Wouden.
Connie
mall,
Irene
Lindsay.
Andrea
Stout,
Delphine
Astoria,
Nancy
Hill,
Bernice
Mielaeloff,
Mary
"rreenwood.
Gayle
Leeman,
Mary
?llen
Mackenzie,
Frances
Mur--hv,
Phyllis
Dutton,
Shirley
'faugan,
Shirley
Leask,
and
Tonalda
Letourneau.
Following
the
banquet,
a
emi-formal
dance
was
held
in
he
gaily
decorated
Valh'illa
all.
Mr.
Pat
Bolton
made
a
4
'
.
CORDS
SPORTS
SHIRTS
1'raolically
yours
at
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tri
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
..1..S.M3L
J
$
OI'FFV
FI.tZAItFTII
II
wpnrs
St.
Friwnrri's
rrnwn
f,hp
ritnni
rrnwn
nf
F.neland
ns
shp
sits
in
humorous
master
of
ceremonies
and
later
in
the
evening
Mel
Skalmerud,
Frances
Murphy
and
Shirley
Leask
joined
him
in
the
pantomine
of
four
re-'orded
songs.
Sandwiches,
cakes,
cookies
nd
col
fee,
prep
t.
ed
by
the
class
neVnbers
wer-
served
by
the
King
Edward's
chair
at
Coronation
in
Westmin
iter
Abbey.
In
front
of
her
is
the
Archbishop
of
Canterbury.
In
her
left
hand
is
the
Rod
with
t
he
Dove;
in
her
right
hand
is
the
Scepter
with
t
ctoss.
At
left
is
the
Bishop
of
Bath
and
Wells.
At.
ri?ht
is
Bishop
of
Durham.
I
Was
Jolly
Hungry'
Says
Page
Boy
After
Watching
Coronation
of
Queen
If
You're
TIRED
All
THE
TIME
Everybody
gets
a
bit
run-down
now
and
then,
tired-out,
heavy-headed,
and
maybe
bothered
by
backaches.
Perhaps
nothing
seriously
wrong,
just
a
temporary
toxic
condition
caused
by
excess
aria's
and
wastes.
That's
the
time
to
take
DodH's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd
s
stimulate
the
kidneys,
and
so
help
restore
their
normal
action
of
removing
excess
acids
and
wastes.
Then
you
feel
better,
sleep
better,
work
better.
Get
Dodd
s
Kidney
Pills
now.
Look
for
the
blue
box
with
the
red
band
at
all
druggists.
You
can
depend
oo
Dodd's.
62
M
warn
They
were
an
oiviiinv
w-nan's
garters,
end
I
don't
know
what
the
bovs
at
my
school
would
say
if
they
knew
I
had
to
wear
them.
I
had
white
breeches
with
'hite
buttons
and
a
cold
and
white
waistcoat
and
a
claret-colored
coat.
We
went
into
the
Abbey
before
the
Queen
and
took
up
our
ositiuns
in
the
south
transept.
The
earl
sat
at
the
bottom
and
I
t
i
n
The
peeresses
coroners
weit
''
Hint!"
Thev
were
m
tiny
compared
with
those
of
the
.
i
ii-
vountess
of
Shrewsbury
had
to
use
clastic
to
keep
l.ers
on.
t'er
it
ws
pll
over
we
wal';
ed
in
lwpssinn
out
of
the
ab
bey
and
the
crowd
cheered,
bu'
I
was
jolly
hungry.
We
went
to
the
House
of
Lords
and
I
had
a
meat
roll,
a
biscuit
with
a
piece
of
chicken
on
top
and
egg.
The
most
awful
moment
of
the
day
was
when
I
was
coming
out
of
the
annex
and
my
sword
if;!!
with
a
clatter
on
the
floor.
US
L3UUU
U
mm
w
WILL
BE
USED
IN
THE
COMING
This
is
an
account
of
the
Coronation
by
11-year-old
John
Talbot,
a
page
to
his
cousin,
the
Earl
of
Shrewsbury.
Pv
,7HtTN
TALBOT
I.ONrON
iK"iiter.si
It
was
a
wonderful
day.
I
s-w
Queen
Elizabeth
crowned
in
Westminster
Abbey
and
I
walked
with
princes
and
sultans
from
many
lands.
I
shall
never
fortret
it.
At
5
a.m.
I
was
dressed
in
my
page's
uniform.
I
had
to
wear
mv
minis
ration
stockings
under
my
whit
bnse
to
make
th""
grip
my
garters.
tl
Large
Crowd
Attends
Sonja
Tea,
Sale
A
large
turnout-'of
TH"h"-i
f
-
K
n
5-
gave
him
his
coronet
and
he
gave
me
a
white
wand
of
iron
vliich
is
a
sort
of
a
stick.
!
There
were
hundreds
nf
neon!
?
,
n
the
abbey,
but
I
didn't
see
luch
of
t'.iemas
I
hid
to
o
nnd
sit
on
the
steps
at
the
top
cf
the
transept.
My
clothes
-were
very
tight.
I
saw
the
ar'-hbi'irp
"ire
tiv
crown
in
his
hint's
and
put
it
'nwn
on
th3
Queen's
head.
She
I
looked
very
lovely.
I
saw
the
I
ft
'
homage
and
when
the
Duke
of
;
;nrt
guests
attended
the
Sonja
Kent
went
up,
the
microphone
Ladies
spring
tea
and
sale
yes-
bust
and
I
could
not
hear
a
terday
afternoon
at
he'
Sons
of
word
he
said.
Pulp
Workers
To
Discuss
New
Contract
railMMl
ELECTION
'
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"
VQNOTSPOIL
A
vi
ij
youQ
BmoT
iX-x
nO
AV
I
use
black
v.-.'-
ttijx
Norwiv
hall.
Tables
and
booths
were
highly
decorated
with
spring
flowers.
In
charge
of
thrv
iKtrihs
were:
Mrs.
John
Pederen,
and
Mrs.
Hans
Hagen,
Lfhcywork;
Mrs.
Armand
Lund
and
Mrs.
Pat
Jerstnd,
plant,
booth;
Mrs.
Herman
Rensvold
and
Mrs.
Hans
Knutsen.
home-c'ookmn;'
table;
Annual
contract
negotiations
open
in
the
pulp
and
paper
in
GET
NEW
GENERALS
Mrs.
Arthur
Moen.
candy
stall.
Tn
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
Reg
Webber.
Mrs.
Knut
Slntta,
Mrs.
Hunnar
Selvig
and
Miss
Ellen
WasKrne.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
Oscar
Giske.
Servile
urs
were
Mrs.
Krling
Wi
1
,
Mrs.
John
Carpenter
and
Mrs.
Arvid
Sandhals.
Guests
were
received
by
Sonja
dustry
at
Hotel
Vancouver
on
June
9.
Bargaining
involves
nine
mills
at
Woodfibre,
Port
Mellon,
Port
Alberni,
Nanaimo,
Powell
River
Duncan
Bay.
Port
Alice,
Orear
:
Falls,
Watson
Island.
I
International
Krot:i?tho'j'l
o'
i
Papermakcrs
and
luternatioin'
Hcor
Deane
RMLAYSQfl
,adcr
-f
the
B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
TONIGHT
9:00
o'clock
CFPR
president.
Mrs.
Cal-
Strand,
Door
prize
was
Arne
Hnst-y.
won
by
Mrs.
Brotnernood
or
Fulp,
Hulpnue
;and
Paper
Mill
Workers
jointly
-
represent
the
workers
In
the
in
ffl
Knutssn's
Tire
Sales
and
Service
dustry.
The
19'-".
contract
f.-posal
vill
not
be
known
until
alter
th'
unionr'
annual
pre-wage
confer
Old
Parties
.
'
ence
commencing
June
7
in
Vancouver.
P.
J.
Lester,
E.
P.
O'Neale
and
V
Maenhee
left
last,
nipht
to
represent
employees
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Plant
at
Watson
Island
Wtm
f-
-'"-;-3
i.
via
t
the
conferences.
Tor.
i
1
Off
Balance
I
j
THE
ELECTION
LAStI
YEAR
ENDED
FOR
A
DECADE
AT
LEAST
ANY
HOPE
THE
OLD
LINE
PARTIZS
HAr
OF
REFORMING
THEiR
RANKS.
THE
OLD
LINE
PARTIES
NOT
ONLY
LOST
;
AN
ELECTION,
THEY
I
OST
THEIR
LEAD
ERS
FOR
THS
NEXT
FIVE
YEARS
GRITfSH
COLUMBIA
WILL
NEED
A
STRONG
GOVERNMENT
UNDER
ABLE
LEADERSHIP
.
.
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SOCIAL
CREDIT
CAN
UsedCar
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HOW
YOU
VOTE
WITH
ALTERNATIVE
VOTING
To
vote
this
way
is
simplicity
itself
...
it
is
just
a
case
of
using
llic
common
numerals
1
2
3
,
or
as
far
as
you
want
to
go
up
to
1'1C
number
of
candidates
listed
on
your
ballot.
licsidc
the
name
of
your
first
choice
you
mark
the
number
1
.
.
.
then
beside
the
name
of
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second
choice
mark
2
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.
beside
the
name
of
your
third
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mark
3
.
.
and
so
on.
If
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"plump",
which
means,
if
you
mark
your
ballot
for
only
one
candidate,
your
plumping
docs
not
give
your
favourite
candidate
one
bit
of
advantage
more
than
if
)ou
mark
a
choice
for
each
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others
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but
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do
deprive
yourself,
should
your
first
choice
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eliminated,
of
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further
express
your
wishes
in
the
continued
counting,
which
may
be
necessary
in
order
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an
absolute
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polling
hooths.
If
a
voter
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ink
or
rolnied
pencil,
the
lllt
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automutually
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pt'im
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