rnr
31
L'L
National
President
Monday,
May
11,
li53
Breakfast
Club
Members
Name
Delegates
to
Meet
Convention
and
conferences
were
the
main
topics
of
discussion
Saturday
morning
at
the
regular
meeting
in
the
Broadway
Cafe
of
the
Credit
:
Speak
Here
Wednesday
!rs
Fred
Drake
of
Regina,
national
president
,,
Catholic
Women's
League
of
Canada,
was
,ajm.(I
in
the
Pink
Room
of
Annunciation
School
tea
hour
Sunday
by
local
members
of
the
CWL.
Ten
labioi
!
At
CWL
Party
?
Fortv
olavers
met
at
the
regular
Catholic
Women's
League
card
pariy
ia.s:
wees.
The
following
were
winners.
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey
and
John
Rosedale,
bridge;
Mrs.
J.
Cloutier
and
A.
Astoria,
cribbage
Mrs.
Feed
Orimble
and
A.
K.
Chilton,
whist.
Convener
of
the
party
was
Mrs.
H.
Rou.e,
a-si'.ted
bv
Mrs.
O.
R.a
Urett
and
Mns.
J
Bugyinka.
Women's
Breakfast
Club.
Jocelyn
Bolton
of
Rupert
Mo-
!
ft',
?
if
-
,N1
;
tors
and
Catherine
Laurie
are
tc
he
rhlh
rpnrspnt.fltlvis
fcl
t.h
m
vl
i
"Hh
annual
convention
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Council
of
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Clubs
!
j
to
be
held
in
Victoria
later
this
month.
Door
prize
for
the
convention
i
Only
book
means
that
knowledge
of
the
Job
is
paramount;
the
links
symbolize
the
friendship
that
exists
between
clubs
around
the
world;
and
the
stars
are
symbolic
of
the
Ideals
toward
which
the
club
Is
strivini.
The
shield
:s
a
material
witness
and
a
lovely
tribute
to
the
aims
and
objectives
of
the
Breakfast
tlo).
Catherine
Laurie
of
the
Credit
Bureau
conducted
the
meeting
in
the
absence
of
President
Jocelyn
Bolton.
Birthday
corsages
and
best
wishes
went
to
Maiesa
Wlndle,
Joan
Mintenko
and
Rusty
Thain.
A
"welrome"
rnrsaee
was
pre-
The
hall
wa
tastefully
decorated
In
League
colors,
with
a
welcome
sign
In
blue
letters
on
one
wall.
The
tea
table
was
attractively
arranged,
the
general
effect
being
heightened
by
a
delicate
floral
centrepiece
of
pale
blue
and
white
Iris..
.
.
.
Mrs.
Brebner,
CWL
president,
Introduced
Mrn.
Drake
to
the
ladies.
Father
Rayn-r
was
present
at
the
meeting.
Mrs.
Drake
said
she
was
glad
to
be
In
Prince
Rupert,
her
last
post
of
call
since
starting
-
a
Canada-wide
tour
from
Montreal
shortly
after
the
New
Year.
She
said,
"the
chief
objective
of
the
Catholic
Women's
League
9Hr.55Min
to
m
From
Terrace
3
has
been
donated
by
Rupe
rt
Motors.
Dorothy
Lugrin
"
and
Diane
Kennedy
have
done
a
lovely
job
on
the
scrapbook.
This
beautiful
book,
leather
bound
and
carved,
giving
in
detail
the
activities
of
the
club
since
its
founding,
will
be
entered
in
WINNIPEG
.
A
i
(J
ii
f
H
lt
..A
$11205
4
U
:
competition
witn
otner
scrap-
books
from
other
Breakfast
I
to
a
new
member-Elea-
S.
.1
M
1.1
1
IS
W
ROSS
L.
DOBBIN,
MEIC,
president-elect
of
the
Engineering
Institute
of
Canada,
will
represent
the
association
at
the
Coronation.
Mr.
Dobbin
will
succeed
Dr.
John
B.
Stirling,
M.E.I.C:,
as
president
of
the
Institute
at
the
7th
annual
meeting
in
Halifax,
May
20-22.
Immediately
following
his
induction
lie
will
fly
to
Ixmdon.
He
has
been
allocated
a
place
In
Westminster
Abbey
for
the
ceremony.
f-ane(
JefecleJ
Jor
kroathasl
Final
night
in
the
series
of
panel
discussions
sponsored
by
the
Pulp
and
Sulpiiite
Workers
j
mil
ii
nor
Botsford
of
the
Credit
this
year,
Is
to
clean
up
the
news
stands
and
make
them
safe
for
i
the
children
and
youths
of
Cun-!
acla.
1
.
f'.
l!S.
I
KI
D
KltAKK
.
on
visit
here
i
for
the
Home
"We
deeided
to
really
go
Into
action
in
this
matter.
-
We
have
presented
a
brief,
protesting
the
Bureau.
Plans
for
the
"Bosses'
Breakfast,"
to.
be
held
in
June,
are
welj
under
way
with
Betty
Seville
of-
Sweet
Sixteen
as
the
chairman
of
this
committee.
Mr.
W.
C.
R.
Jones
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Ls
to
be'
guest
speaker.
Business
and
breakfast
finished,
members
enjoyed
a
"spelling
bee."
Coniult
your
Travel
Acnt
Canadian
Patiftc
Airlinai,
Phon
795
MRS.
III'CII
L.
AI.LWARD
of
Toronto,
IODE
national
hospitality
convener,
will
represent
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
at
the
Coronation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allward
will
be
seated
hi
Westminster
Abbey
during
the
Coronation.
Color
re
Clubs
in
the
Pacific
Northwest.
"Fish
Tales,"
the
Prince
Rupert
club's
monthly
bulletin,
Is
also
going
to
be
entered
for
judging.
Going
to
the
convention
too
is
the
shield
donated
and
made
by
Mr.
S.
Hunter
of
Rupert
Motors.
This
highly
polished,
.beautifully
made
shield
is
to
be
on
display
in
Victoria.
It
has
been
In
the
Broadway
Cafe
dining
room
since
it
was
donated
to
the
club
by
Mr.
Hunter.
Made
from
mahogany
and
IHillshed
to
a
high
lustre,
the
shield
has
suuerimnnsed
iinon
it.
!
sale
of
Indecent
and
Salacious'
i
literature,
to
the
special
Senate
I
committee.
.
I
,
"The
brief
was
weli-received
jby
the
Senate,
they
thought
It
'was
sane
and
practical,
bin
the
Brighten
g
Fashions
Union
at
Columbia
Cellulose
i
;
Legion
Auxiliary
Completes
Plans
for
Tea,
Fashion
Show
H
I
NOKK
1.1
S
I
Kit
government
moves
slowly
in
,.
are
likely
to
outshine
j
"e
t
has
to
sift
,,,
In
the
fine
feathers
I
Information
with
care."
IORE
Members
To
Visit
Two
Schools
plmt
will
be
heard
over
CFPR
tomorrow
night.
Appearing
on
the
program
will
be;
Aldermen
Mrs.
Kay
Smith,
George
Casey,
Bert
Glassey
and
Mike
Krueger.
Students
are:
Phyllis
Nystedt,
Margot
Brown,,
Elsa
Insulanler
and
Penio
Penef
f.
,
i
'hi'-
,iiiiin
iiihI
sum-
-'""-miiucii
vuimtuuns
ac
tne
monthly
meeting
of
the!
Three
new
members
initiated
i
the
Olobe,
the
Book
of
Knowl-Leijlim
Ladles
Auxiliary,
final!
Into
the
.lixillury
were
Kits.
ledge,
the
Links
and
the
Stars
plans
were
made
for
the
tea
and;
Helen
Gable.
Mrs.
Jean
Steven-!
The
shield
stands
for
the
pro-
are
concerned
with
this
problem
,-L..tlll,4l,Jt.
The
Complete
iTavel
Service
son
and
Mrs.
Margaret
Me-
lection
of
employers
and
cus-Grelsh.
j
turners
in
the
world
of
credit;
The
Coronation
Day
parade
Uf',
globe
shom
thut
the
cll,b
'
International
In
was
much
in
discussion
during
scope;
the
vhildren's
fashion
shtw
to
be
hfld
this
Wednesday
May
13
In
the
Legion
Auditorium.
Children's
spring
lailons
and
ladies
maternity
wear
from
the
Stork
Shoppe
will
be
.shown.
.,.ti.'
"We
"Pend
millions
on
health
and
ri
..ovetty
paiieni
,
ftnd
wlfure
I1Z1.
mr
new
mens
aboul
proUcU
our
cha.
Aim
rican
designers
ren
f
lh
k
j
I
s!)
,-
s,
out.s
haunting
morttl
I
awali,
Mexico,
,bn,i.
!
somc
,
these
objectionable
hubs,
Florida,
Arizona
booj,,,
.
.
.
Mexico
for
new
ideas.
",,..,.
.
.
.
Hie
and
Mis.
G.
V.
Hanley
was
made
convener
Ii
i.Elks
Hold
charge
of
decorullno
n
lluat.
Her
fommiltep
will
consist
nf
Mri
be.a
looking
and
pnl,ri
,
llr
,lMH,0B
"
the
Civil
Servants
Norma
Lewis,
Mrs.
A.
Holbrook,
'Successful
'!'"!
':""
"L.l.hlflr,',.s,,'omeihlng
fast
enough.'
I
wonder
Mrs.
W.
i-Uiiu.m;.
aiv.i
Mr.
It.)
Mcuro'V.
M
nave
wr,,
m-(
'
,f;
0r
,
,
their
k
I
H
I
1
t:Z;
p-t-twe
m-Name
Delegates
t-
Box
Social
The
niontlii
prize,
a
hand
somelv
embroidered
imir
of
nil
ij
ai
n
wear,
ana
ngni-
'
Mrs.
Drake
then
explained
the
To
ff"M"l
VOntinn
Itrln
of
of
Hip
the
fnihniio
Catholic
un-.
Women's
1
I
W
WllVCIIIIUII
A
visit
to
Borden
Street
and
Annunciation
School
in
connection
with
Empire
Day
wilt
be
made
by
members
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter
IODE
on
May
15,
it
was
decided
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting.
.
Other
business
included
distribution
of
invitations
for
the
Coronation
Ball
to
be
held
at
the
Navy
drill
hall.
Tickets
are
obtainable
from
members.
It
was
reported
that
the
Daffodil
Tea
had
been
successful
An
interesting
paper
was
read,
entitled
"British.
Imperialism,"
as
seen
by
a
German-American.
The
chapter
will
Join
other
IODE
chapters
in
the
annual
church
parade
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
May
31.
Mrs.
W.
.
Graham,
first
vice-regent,
conducted
the
meeting.
box
social
low
sliixs
was
won
bv
Mrs
Heli-ii'
An
old-fashioned
origin
msleil
.suits.
Odd
jackets
,
:md
lightweight
wor-
conducted
by
the
Ladies
of
the
Sparks.
League.
It
was
started
In
Europe
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meet-"
Roval
Purple
held
in
the
Elks
lamrett.
a.,,
.-..
Bold
striped
w.,u
aoout
tne
t
f
h
century,
'
,
n7,
ri"1",
"V
,i
jackets
are
worn
with
.
,
tag
of
the
Miller
Bay
local
coun-
t0
te(.t
tne
ome
d
,
'a
Jr.sted
gabardine
orjen,
f
..."
It
!
cli
of
the
A111"1
C'v''
lack.
founded
.".-''Jr-.Ji
in
In'lOlO.
.ServanU
of
Canada,
the
agenda
Canada
One
ln.
president
Mrs.
D.
Gomez
Home
Saturday
night
proved
presented
a
souvenir
spoon
to
highly
successful.
Mrs.
8lella
Carpenter
who
is'
Games
and
dancing'
were
en-leaving
Prince
Rupert
to
take
joyed
followed
by
comic
musical
up
residence
In
the
south.
i
acts
by
the
now
popular
comedy
Mrs.
Carpenter
will
be
greatly
team
of
Mel
Thompson
and
Pat
of
the
forthcoming
provincial
aWniaU
are
becoming
,
of
its
nut
lor
dutlM
U
in
hln
lm.
convention,
to
be
held
at
Chilll-wnck.
May
22
and
23,
was
discussed.
-
-
;
The
delegate
from
Miller
Bay
will
be
Ed.
R.
Green,
for
the
last
missed
in
this
organization,
as
Bolton,
who
kept
the
audience
,i
:hiuii
for
all
ages
and
,
migrants,
welcome
them
Into
the
Tiieie
are
knitted
vests
community
and
help
them
be-:t
culin.i
with
tiny
and
come
good
Canadian
citizens,
ui
iiis.
and
there
are
"We
sponsor
the
Sisters
of
Ber-il
riannels
In
cocoa
j
vice."
she
added.
'
We're
also
oc-r:iv.
hint
and
green
;
cupled
with
social
welfare,
llb-
well
as
in
the
community
in
roars
of
laughter
by
their
an-
j
tici;.
The
ladies
broiiht
pailv
dec-'
orated
boxed
lunches
which
were
!
auctioned
to
the
highest
bid-
j
tiers.
three
and
a
half
years
a
member
of
the
nursing
staff.
Also
attend-
V
1HE
llO
nremen
s
red.
irarles.
education
and
sehnlar-
nUils
are
popular
he-ihii
etc
w
mmt
nm
friuo-'tag
the
convention
Is
R.
C.
Ed
After
the
meeting
refreshments
were
served.
56
Take
Part
In
Moose
Whist
no
coronation
liHlu-;away
our
leisure
time
but
uae,
ra"-
OI
"ne
uepameni.
or
llcisiill
checks
in
black
most
of
It
on
worthwhile
nro-
iF'sheries,
representing
the
Prince
;
Nick
Gurvlch
proved
to
be
an
efficient
auctioneer
and
a
handsome
sum
was
raised
from
Ills
tfewJcMfcfomt(rs
mean
Greater
Coverage
Kuix-rt
local
council,
and
H.
W.
Hense!
of
the
Port
Hardy-Sandspit
group.
OOKUTS
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson
and
A.
E.
efforts.
The
evening
was
one
of
JXtl
CATAU
nr
in-own
and
gray
jects."
i
a
cream
background
Mrs.
Drake
closed
her
talk
by
villi
almost
everything,
stating
that
"mumbers
of
the
:t'
patterns
in
ties
are
Catholic
Women's
League
march
to
hrlght
but
smaller,
forward,
as
auxiliaries
to
our
net
patterns.
Ties
bear
bishops,
radiating
Christian
The
meeting
diseased
resolu-
Chilton
were
top
priz
winners"
many
social
get-togethers
be-in
the
Moose
whist
drive
Satur-
I
tween
the
Elks
and
Royal
Purple
tinna
tn
ort
hpfnrp
the
conven
tion,
affecting
the
government
ua-T
"B".
wh.h
j
i;.u,r.
,
wave
meiiioers.
nnSHALL-l'JEtlG
purtiuipuveu.
j
mis.
cisie
nun
was
convener.
Other
prize
winners
were
Miss
i
assisted
by
Mrs.
Marie
Boychuk,
irs-Ce-lis
or
circlet
pat-
principles
and
ideals
Into
the
services
In
this
area,
and
en-ii
iiii.ud
designs.
!
society
live,
rendir-1
dorsatlon
was
given
to
delegates
ENAMELS
PAINTS
In
which
we
an
endlei
chLn
mention
motif
Is
ap-
Ung
VARNISHES
1
SOLD
BY
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
F.
Glassey,
men's
second,
and
Mis
Mildred
tine
Curne
and
of
the
40-hour,
five-day
week,
'
"
m
socks.
The
socks
for
God
and
Canada."
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
in
most
cases
and
I
Rrebner
thanked
Mrs.
brother
Elks,
and
Godfrey
Furness,
also
by
William
Pound
Madsen.
within
the
service;
In
line
with
the
policy
being
adopted
by
Industry
generally.
'iMi
emblems
on
the
Drake
for
her
address,
then
on
n
tliv
front.
There
are
hehnlf
nf
the
Indies
nresentcH
winning
In
a
tie-cut
between
three
other
players,
L.
Franklin,
H.
Gamblin
and
O.
Stegavig;
Lena
Amoth,
pool
prize,
and
Mrs.
George
Robinson,
door
prize.
Kaien
Co-Op
Hardware
251
3rd
Ave.
Phone
179
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
liit
hold
themselves
up
her
with
a
beautiful
corsage.
.
T"
n
M
ks
that
need
I
Tea
was
then
served.
The
I'lcuiUv
to
show
the
i
tempting
refreshments
were
ins
in
their
iinwilnkled
works
of
rullnarv
art.
Mrs.
Flem
Tournament
prizes
were
TOTTENHOE,
England
CP
A
record
crowd
attended
the
annual
women's
soccer
game
here
"hieh
the
22
nlayers
included
eight
mothers.
Proceeds
go
toward
Coronation
celebrations.
awarded
to
Mrs.
II.
F.
Glassey,
and
Ole
Stegavig.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
F.
Good,
Mrs.
H.
Muncey
and
Mrs.
L.
Holder.
ing
was
responsible
for.
the
decorations
and
refreshments.
;
Mrs.
Drake
will
be
shown
About
the
cltv
bv
members
of
the
CWL
and
will
attend
an
exciitlve
cad
ers
fie,
tin?
Monday;
M:Vnieetihs
"f
the
eafeti
"at
the
,
.
200
ylllvml
UUJhuj
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ft
look"
plttee
at
the
Hrs't
Vnlteir
'Church-hir
recently
when
Vema
Dudo-ward
and
Barry
Helin
were
united
In
manlage.
The
bride
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
Mr.
Fred
Dudifward
of
Port
Simpson.
Maid
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Adeline
Mac-donnld
and
bridesmaids
were
Arp
Jo
Speak
Here
June
1
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1
Jfl
phonic
of
Mrs.
Bretmer
tWs
after
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noon.
Later
she
will
be
entertained
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bert
Young.
She
plans
to
visit
Terrace
during
her
stay
and
will
address
a
general
meeting
of
members
of
the
CWL
in
Annunciation
Hirll
on
Wednesday
night.
;
,
at
a
popular
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
03
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
is
scheduled
to
address
a
public
meeting
here
June
1,
it
was
announced
today
by
the
Prince
"
Rupert
Social
Credit
League.
Candidate
for
this
riding,
Bill
Murray,
arid
campaign
manager
Art
Murray,
are
on
a
tour
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
George
Hills,
CCF
candidate,
returned
Elks
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meeting
of
1'
League
tonight.
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to
2.
Ad-ii
no
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person.
1
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13i
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Miss
Bemice
Ryan
and
Miss
Ruby
Dudownrd.
Best
'
man
was
Larry
Ileliti,
brother
of
the
groom
and
ushers
were
Vern
Dudoward,
Artlo
Helin
This
Week-
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Canadian
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ship
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Civic
Centre,
Friday,
May
15,
8
p.m.,
sponsored
by
Prince
Kiipert
CKIenslilp
Council.
Port
Simpson
where
a
reception
was
held
In
the
YPEA
hall.
About
200
guests
and
the
Port
Simpson
band
were
in
attendance.
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Hospital
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