Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
25,
1j52
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erionau
Timms,
Mrs.
A
McNeil,
Mrs.
Ma,-jor
Poulton,
Mrs.
G.
Oystryk,
Mrs.
R.
Scherk,
Mrs.
V.
Scherk,
Mrs.
J.
Llnney,
Mrs.
A.
Thompson,
Miss
Joan
Ryan,
Miss
Dor-,
othy
Edgar
and
Miss
Joyce"
Scherk.
I
lower
or
(Belly
Wriylil
An
enjoyable
miscellaneous
shower
was
held
recently
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Vernnn
Krh
erlr
in
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art
Murray,
whj
have
been
.spending
a
couple
qi
I
weeks
in
Vancouver,
returned
to
;
the
city
on
Saturday's
pi
ane.
I
Wilfrid
Whitehouse
of
the
For-j
est
Branch
service
returned
to
,
the
city
on
the
Camosun
la.it
j
evening
from
a
trip
to
Bella
,
Bella
on
official
business.
I
M?
H.
McLean,
manager
of
thf
CotmniL'ci
CrJil
Wo
omen
To
Whom
It
May
Concern:
As
of
February
25,
owing
to
a
change
in
partnership,
no
contract
will
be
honored
uniesc
signed
by
the
undersigned.
PAT
STEELE,
Manager.
Seacoast
Roofing
and
Insulation
Co.
Phone
R
548
3tc
Standing
committees
of
Prince
Conratl
Slreel
A
gala
party,
sponsored
by
the
Ci
mad
street
School
Parent-Teacher
Association,
combining
the
celebration
of
St.
Valentine's
Dav
and
Sadie
Hawklnc
nit
honor
of
Miss
Betty
Wright
j
whose
marriage
to
Knut
Christ-'
ianson
will
take
place
shortly.
The
evening
was
spent
in
playing
games
followed
by
the
j
serving
of
refreshments.
The
guest
of
honor,
accom-;
panied
by
her
mother
and
sister,
:
was
seated
beneaih
an
attract-!
ively
decorated
arch.
'
A
daintily
decorates
basket
was
brought
in
by
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poulton
and
Mrs.
George
Oys-tryk.
Gifts
were
presented
to
the
shower
honoree
by
Karen;
Scherk.
Guests
present
were,
Miss
Betty
Wright,
Mrs.
Wright.
Mrs.
H.
Vanderheide.
Mrs
H
Smith
Rupert
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
have
been
appointed
as
follows
by
the
president,
Mr.
.Joct'lyn
Bolton:
;
Frogram
Lorraine
tell,
Lil-I
lian
Howson,
Tona
Armstrong.
'
Membership
Yvonne
Bowes,
.Beatrice
McChesney
and
Mary
Ballingcr.
Education
Paula
Rickwood.
brought
together
not
a
large
but
an
enthusiastic
crowd
to
the
ba.vement
of
Conrad
Street
School
Friday
evening.
In
character
with
Al
Capp's
f8mous
'ftaHip
Hnnlfino"
rvir
proceedings
featured
the
M'l
Ab-
Mrs.
V.
Garten,
Mrs.
H.
Erickson,
Mrs.
M.
Waksdale,
Mrs.
J.
Wil-kie,
Mis.
Tliiiir.s
sr.,
Mrj.
TriMarr.
B.C.
Packers
at
Namu,
rcturne
l
there
at
the
end
of
the
week
on
the
Chilcotin
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Arthur
Barbour,
Queen
Charlotte
City
hotel
keeper,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Chilcotii:
last
evening
going
through
011
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
R.
C.
Edwards,
fisheries
inspector
here,
and
R.
R.
Mallory
of
Masset.
who
have
been
in
Vancouver
on
official
business
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cam-I
osun
last
evening.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Phillips
were
(passengers
aboard
the
Camosun
1
last
evening'
returning
north
alter
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
I
Phillips
is
a
well
known
Port-i
land
Canal
mining
man.
I
Douglas
Soutar,
general
nian-j
ager
here
for
B.
C.
Packers,
returned
to
the
citv
on
Iho
r.hii-
ner
comic
strip.
Ladles
held
com
IMMtK
biiuto
iwi-ii
s
snors
ioi
inis
iprlng
and
summer
will
be
dressy,
but
hem
will
come
In
harmonizing
combinations
of
smooth
with
reptile
or
brtished
art
of
colored
leather
to
com
jleinent
the
bright
color
accent
In
men's
snort
lop
amivc
auu
icauing
u.Ti)r.
1
1
1
single
soie
oxiord
in
brown
burgundy
Duracleaning
tic
in
French
toe
for
day
or
evening;
(2)
lighter
than
average
wing-tip
,
1,'im-n
calf
(or
smart
daytime
wear:
i3i
airv
nvlnn
moh
n.,..
.v...
Catherine
Laurie
and
Margaret
Juhanscn.
j
Attendance
Maresa
Windle,
;rcatricc
Dumas
an
d
Vickie
1
Lewis.
i
Bullvtin
Mary
Margaret
Bulger,
Jocelyn
Bolton,
Diane
Ken-
:
nedy
and
Isobel
Scott.
j
Ways
and
Means
Mary
Mc-Lcod,
Joan
Mentenko
and
Mildred
Olsen.
1
Publicity
Dorothy
Lugrin
and
Helen
Douglas.
Telephone
Mildred
Olsen,
Nellie
Pustola
and
M.
Lippett.
I
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Tt
iitnaica
bills
u
waim
weather
leader;
(4i
tin
blLj
calf
and
perforated
brushed
leather
1
JP
ui
less,
mis
sup-uu
guic,
o
ii
niweigni
ana
nandsewn
around
vamp,
the
i,
tune
spurt
or
evening
laziness;
'bi
mown
or
burgundv
house
xlirm..i-
are
kont
mesh.
plete
sway
over
all
the
festivities
and
also,
of
course,
the
gentlemen,
a
procedure
which
is
most
approprate
for
this
season
of
Leap
Year.
The
hall
was
appropriately
festooned
with
streamers
and
decked
with
signs
typical
of
Al
Capp's
strip,
e.g.,
-Park
You'
Shootin"
Arms
Hyar!"
"Available
Jones
will
do
eny
thing
fo'
a
price!"
Everyone
who
did
not
come
in
Hill
Billy
attirle
was
duly
fined
at
the
door
by
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch.
Feature
of
the
evening
was
the
distribution
among
the
gentlemen
at
midnight
of
mysterious
looking
box
lunches
prepared
by
each
lady
In
keeping
with
the
well
known
"box
social"
idea.
Refreshments
weie
supplemented
by
liberal
quantities
of
doughnuts
and
coffej.
is
recommended
b
y
Canada's
leading
furniture
and
dept.
stores.
Complete
insurance
coverage
by
Lloyd's
of
London.
0
Give
Wain
Waiiliint
iJa
ill
tun
J
?
Uli
in
i
iermons
cotln
Friday
evening
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
company
business.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Farlis
and
son
of
Loj
Angeles
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
evening
for
a
visit
with
Mrs.
Farlis'
parents,
"There's
Still
a
SALE
on
at
Fashion
Footwear
son
uf
Lent
jir!ii(jltine
Jurdon.
OMI.,
irf
ol
sermons
at
in
the
Church
JVw
J)
nil
a
I
drcJil
Women
J
CfuL
J-Jere
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Bureau
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Loul.se
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
she
attended
a
Western
Canada
credit
conference
and
sessions
of
tire
Pacific
Northwest
Council
of
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Clubs.
Accompanying
Mrs.
Laurie
was
Mrs.
Doris
Taylor,
recording
secretary
JJaj)iij
lair
Traditionally
an
outstanding
function
of
Prince
Rupert's
winter
f.oclal
season,
the
annual
ball
Friday
night
of
Tsimpsean
and
Tyce
Lodges.
AF
Si
AM.
was
no
'exception
to
the
rule.
Seventy
couples
attended
the
affair
In
the
ballroom
of
the
Masonic
Temple
which
was
gallyadorned
with
colois
of
blue,
white
and
gold
and
emblems
of
the
craft.
Ouests
were
welcomed
by,
the
respective
masters
of
the
lodges,
1.
A
Johnstone
and
Fred
Con-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hamilton,
Eliza-!
beth
Apartments.
j
Dr.
D.
R
E.
Whtmore,
geologist
I
of
Conso
idated
Mining
&
Smelt-
1
hit,
Co.
Ltd.,
left
by
plane
today!
ior
Sandspit
whence
he
will
travel
by
boat
to
examine
min-
1
ing
properties
on
Moresby
Island.
He
expects
to
be
away
a
week.
Thomas
Wallace,
logging
ip
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j
ator
at
Stewart
for
Cojumbi.1
i
I
Nivelty
dances
Including
the
jHokcy
Pokey,
Circle
One
Step
!
and
Strip
the
Willow,
were
greatly
enjoyed.
Prizes
for
the
balloon
j
dance
werv
won
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
A.
Bussanich
and
for
the
clim-!
ination
dance
by
Mrs.
L.
Murdoch
n
First
In
the
"What
is
a
Tjf:.:
of
the
ser-:',(
Je
and
teach-,:
,if,
their
allect.
,t
the
Ottawa
J
.
t'ours
will
r
r
0.
P.
Mohan
ji
k
.uiL'enient.s.
Stf
inflation
Olrl
BS
wiics
received
in).
i
body,
after
'akfust
In
the
..
of
the
Girl
':
-4
es
respectively
tfc'j,
Miss
Mary
'J
Mulroncy
and
ci
uie
racine
Northwest
Council
!
of
Credit
Women's
Breakfast!
Clubs,
who
will
instal
officers
of
i
the
r.vwly
formed
Credit
Worn-!
en's
Breakfast
Club
of
Prince1
Rupert
tonight.
i
cellulose,
was
a
passenger
on
;
board
the
Camosun
last
evening
i
returning
north
after
a
business!
trip
to
Vancouver.
He
was
tak-
Ing
a
crew
of
men
north
with
i
By
the
Canadian
Press
The
girl
with
the
spreading
waistline
had
better
diet.
Otherwise
she
won't
be
able
to
keep
with
1952
Ea.ster
parade
styles.
The
Canadian
Press
In
a
survey
of
the
bib-und-tucker
Industry
discovered
that
spring
.suitj
with
'
that
nlpped-in,
rounded
look"
are
all
the
rage
tliLs
yoa.
But
the
short,
full
Jackets
may
create
more
hips
than
style
to
ligures
already
-rounded"
ty
winter
fat.
At
Eomonton.
fashion
expert
emphasized
that
spring
suits
ul
oe
more
immune
111
appearance
man
last
year.
There
will
!e
more
detail
In
the
sleeves.
And
1110.
c"
bad
news
lor
hippy
han-iinli-suli
skirts
will
be
"very
lull."
spring
styles
at
Retina
were
described
as
"entirely
new,
gay
and
bcautilul."
Favorite
colors
with
western
women
will
ot
"shrimp,
'
a
new
coial
shade,
and
navy.
Aio.s?
Canada
spring
brides
may
forsake-
the
traditional
noor-touilung
gown
of
satin
lor
and
H.
Kellough.
Music
was
provided
by
Mrs.
Jean
deCarlo
at
the
piano.
Atrangements
for
the
party
were
in
the
hands
of
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch
and
Miss
Muriel
Hamilton.
Percy
Downing
was
moster
of
ceremonies.
W.
D.
Griffiths
was
In
charge
of
soft
drink
sales.
LUMINOUS
BUOYS
Carpefings,
Twists,
Orientals
....
and
Fine
Upholstery
may
now
be
safely
cleaned
and
revived
with
consideration
for
their
life
and
textures
'
Duracleaning
restores
resilience
to
wool
fibres
Pile
unmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
.
Fuini.-hlngs
are
Dura-cleaned
in
your
home
No
inconvenience
in
having
them
gone
Also
mothproofed,
if
desired
;
Phone
Green
328
A
World-wide
Service
DJ.
Duracleaners
1233
Water
St.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DAVE
JONES
and
I'm
glad
,
.
.
you
want
to
go
in,
dear,
because
there
really
are
some
extraordinary
values."
1
Children's
Slippers
99c
Women's
Shoes
1.95
2.95
!
4.95
Men's
Shoes
6.95
Fashion
mm.
President
of
the
local
club
and
1
r-onv.
ncr
of
the
banquet
tonight
lit
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton
who
ex-'
pi'Cts
there
will
bp
a
full
nttrnri.
lad
Dancing
was
happily
enjoyed
from
10
p.m.
until
after
2
a.m.,
with
tuneeome
music
by
Mrs.
Nora
Thompson,
Bonny
Sprinkle
and
llaroid
Skahnvrud
and
Alpx
Mitchell
as
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
during
the
midnight
hour.
Committee
responsible
for
thv?
success
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Alex
Mitchell,
T.
H.
Wllford.
E.
A.
Dawes.
Sid
Alexander,
Frank
Mirks
and
Douglas
Shier.
George
Dawes
presided
at
the
door.
j
am-c
of
members
wearing
formal
!
dress.
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MeKinnon,
Sf.jiicharcl.son,
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A.
For-
'::iins:er;
R.
F.
near
future
to
make
Bay
of
Fundy
buoys
visible
farther
at
night.
The
prediction
was
made
by
A.
Wesley
Stuart.
Liberal
member
of
parliament,
for
lotto,
who
said
Canadian
au-1101
ill?,
havi?
bevn
cxpernie
it-liifc
with
various
luminous
coat-
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EVERYTHING
HELPS
j
RAMSGATE,
England
The
;
cx-'iocki
be'onging
to
choir
mera-.
fcers
in
a
local
church
are
be-I
'
:
hatw.
and
parishioners
will
help
buy
new
sets
by
saving
1
tinirni
top;
that
are
used
on
milk
1
o.iti.
;t.
here.
'The
tops
are
quite
i
'iiiuaoliV
said
the
vicar.
cm
Jj
raven.
Ketclu-
STAINLESS
STEU
UTENSILS
Eilmonlon;
W
Footwear
JJcw
Orilteilra
at
-liver,
w
It
I
G.
Auger,
ft
and
Mrs.
M.
(Lalltofic
jSt
'J.
Alaska;
C.
1
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R.
Mallory,
K.
yelt.ilzlc,
Mn.
P.
V.uc-
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or.
Ei'mon-P.
in
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Grnrj
.
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You
Do
Not
Pay
Your
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the
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bj
tarrier
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they
take
out.
If
you
are
leccivlng
the
paper
and
are
delinqiivnt,
the
boy
t
'has
to
finance
you.
This
is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
arrears,
whether
it
Is
their
custom
to
pay
the
boy
or
pay
at
the
office.
It
is
not
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you
fail
to
pay.
It
is
the
boy.
We
hope
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reminder
will
expedite
the
payment
by
.hose
who
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have
fallen
behind.
Prompt
payment
of
your
newspaper
subscription
is
a
legitimate
obligation.
The
fact
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your
creditor
-is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls
should
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re
Dectlng
of
the
obligation
the
more
desirable.
8rs
a
puny
cocklail-iongth
model
jf
i..o,i
mt.
One
of
Toronto's
large
department
.stores
has
Uie
,-hort
wedding-gown
In
a
window
display.
'
Montreal
designers
arc
accentuating
button-holes
with
satm
and
uraid.
The
leather
belt
io
coming
back
on
tweed
suits.
The
long,
titling
lines
of
the
"piin-
i
cess-style"
coat
alio
has
return-ed.
Many
01
tlii
se
gaimcnt,
are
lined
with
blight
material.
ANTICIPATE
SPUING
At
Winnipeg,
fashion
-
wise
I
women
already
are
wearing
silk
I
prints
under
blonde
fur
coats.
1
io
soon
as
the
weather
grows
i
warmer
those
lurs
may
be
cx-juianiicd
lor
white
or
near-while
i
.wild.
i
TJiusc
in
the
know
say
dress,
j
-styles
in
Winnipeg
are
"rcniin-;
isient
of
1J9.
Dresses
have
1
adopted
the
"mkldy
line,,"
and
iievw.st
oox
jiwktis
taper
toward
the
hip-liim.
!
"Bat-wing"
jackets,
"wind-i
mill"
jackets,
"lucked
dickies,"
f
tonight.
Mem-
1
attend.
Social.
Htct
"fins.
Drop
in
work
euaran-IVauty
Salon,
151c)
lORD
CALfERT
-'.i
W.A
I.,
Music
of
a
new
city
dance
orchestra
was
featured
at
a
social
held
last
week
In
the
Annunciation
HjII
by
the
Hoiy
Name
Society,
Catholic
Women's
Leagu:
;
and
Catholic
Youth
Organ.
tion.
The
crowd
of
ISO
danced
!
enthusiastically
to
the
strains
of
the
peppy
playing
of
foui
oung
men
titling
themselves
the
Rupert
Rangers.
They
v.eic
Art
Boisvcrt,
accordion;
Richard
Tweed,
first
guitar;
Jimmy
Mc-Dougall.
second
guitar,
and
Paul
'
Doumont.
drums.
Master
of
ceremonies
was
Johnny
Conia-
i
0111a.
Ascoidion
solo
by
Miss
Stella
Chupron
comprised
an-
other
feature
of
the
evening.
.....
'
fetas
will
continue
to
be
popular
.
i
Corduroy
matched
skirts
and
jackets
in
vivid
shades
of
lilac,
chartreuse
and
coral
also
are
ex-
f
pected
to
attract
buyers.
!
Finally,
wherever
she
lives,
the
little
woipan
probably
will
buy
a
hat
this
year
with
"back
interest."
For
the
benefit
of
the
un-
'
initiated
male,
this
means
the
mast
fashionable
hats
will
depend
only
on
the
face
for
decor-
1
atlon
at
the
front.
The
back
of
the
hat
probably
will
have
clusters
of
artificial
flowers,
fruyis,
veil
perhaps
even
a
feather
to
tickle
you
1
when
she
turns
around.
lay.
Febrii
I,
ol
Mrs.
I.
m
PYREX'
and
FIREKING'
4
,j
St.,
2
30
1
49c
I
OVEN
WAR
Served
wilh
pride
D
f
ulitr
Moose
ln8
Tuesday
'
1
'y
26,
8
p.m.
H8c)
Lon
those
special
occasions
B.-l-iJll
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PI
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DISHES
MEASl
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CITS
CUSTARD
DISHES
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oiuy
uie
linest
t
l(1
for
invrn-
LOAF
DISHES
and
bow-ties
will
be
trotted
out
lor
Vancouver
s
feminine
tr
.
!
In
the
Marillmcs,
milady
vm!
continue
to
wear
the
crinoline
petticoat
mmle
popular
last
season.
In
Halilax.
fashionnbio
women
will
wear
their
dresses
13
inches
from
the
ground.
In
Newfoundland,
the
stores
-so
far
have
displayed
little
Easier
merchandise.
However,
It
was
named
that
the
new
"coat"
drcves
featuring
stiff
rayon
tal-
miunicej;!
:ay.
February
mess
Wedncs.
ltd
-7.
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111
mm
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to
put
yom.
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a
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taste,
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homes
of
yesterday,
today
and
tomorrow.
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