Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
7,
1952
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faster
Sale
Success
Marked
Affair
'
Last
Thursday
Afternoon
Success
social
and
financial
marked
the
pre-Easter
tea
and
sale
last
Thursday
afternoon
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Durlna
the
af
Your
Easter-Parade
Conrad
Sfree(
(J.Ju
PDSaL
2),
Prince
Rupert
W.
H.
Fulton,
Montreal;
A.
Paterson,
W.
Ross,
Dr.
J.
B.
Harrison
and
Reg
Childs,
Vancouver;
A.
Arvid,
Edmonton;
W.
Mac-Kay,
-North
Burnaby;
N.
Sabar-lch,
Sykasville.
Pennsylvania:
O.
'raws
Holy
Name
In
Retreat
.
On
Sunday
Father
T.
J.
Rayner
O.M.I.,
conducted
a
retreat
for
the
men
of
the
Holy
Name
Society
of
Annunciation
Parish.
At
the
monthly
meeting
held
the
same
day
Martin
Van,
Coo-ten
resigned
as
secretary
and
John'
MacDonald
was
elected
to
replace
him.
'
At
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
la.'t
Thursday
parents
and
friends
of
the
Guidts
and
Brownies
witnessed
an
Impressive
Flying-up
ceremony
and
Guide
Enrolment.
The
District
Commissioner,
Honora
Silversides.
inspected
the
Guides
before
they
formed
the
Horseshoe
for
the
Enrolment
ceremony.
Six
recruits
were
enrolled
as
Guides
Carol
Nelson,
Kathleen
Gladish,
Diana
Davidson,
Isabel
Gladish,
Muriel
Procktcr
and
Nita
Weise.
All
had
qualified
in
knowledge
tf
Guide
Law
and
other
necessary
cjLarge
Crowtls
ternoon
there
were
many
caller
.Hanson,
Prince
George;
R.
W.
wno
were
received
by
Mrs
E.
A.
Wright,
the
wife
of
the
pastor,
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes.
Dresldent
of
vi-itors
Sutur-1.
and
evenitif!
and
i
,,i
tt
.s'iiicd
to
the
of
the
Ladies'
Aid.
Co-conveners
of
the
tea
room
were
Mrs.
W.
White
and
Mrs.
Neil
McLean.
lu,t
is
being
I
Arts
and
pronciencies
in
order
to
be
promoted
from
recruits
to
fully
en
Over
:m
Realized
at
Popular
Service
Club
Event
Articles
ranging
In
value
from'
a
nickel
to
$20
drew
large
crowds
of
active
buyers
to
the
Rotary
CUib's
rummage
sale
Saturday
and
a
land
office
business
was
i.wtd.
Olferings
ranged
from
shoelaces
to
stoves,
including
fur
coats
and
"rare"
antiques.
It
was
a
hive
of
bustling
activity
all
day
long
and
often
the
p.ospective
buyers
were
lined
up
on
the
street
outside.
Sale
for
the
first
three
hours
was
by
straight
rummage
and
then
Auctioneers
Tom
Christie,
and
Biil
Scuby
took
over
and:
barkt-d
themselves
dry
and
the!
Khelve.s
bare
before
they
were!
through.
i
Krnest
Paulding
was
in
charge
With
A.
P.
Crawley,
E.
V.
Whiting,
A.
D.
Ritchie,
T.
B.
Black,
J.
H.
Black,
Earl
Becker,
W.
E.
Simmons.
W.
D.
McAra,
Roy
Collin
-son,
George
Mitchell
and
Len
Brewerton.
Kotanans
Mrs.
Paulding,
Mrs.!
Christie
and
Mrs.
Ritchie
also
Pitched
in
to
give
the
men
a
hand.
,
Proceeds
may
run
over
$500
'
Which
will
be
a
substantial
in.
uy
at
the
Mr.
Van;
Cootcn
will
leave
for
,
Ocean
Fa
lis
in
about
two
weeks
where
he
has
been
transferred.
"Another
member,
also
Scout-!
master
for
Annunciation
troop,'
James
Gorman,
haa
received
a
The
pouring
table
and
.tea
.,
1.
1
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.
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.
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.
rolled
Guides.
Martlndale,
Terrace;
J.
W.
Gur-ney,
Courtenay;
J.
A.
Haughton,
Penticton;
Miss
E.
Kill
and
J.
Kill,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Michiei,
Terrace.
W.
L.
Macquire,
Masset;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Bolton,
Port
Essihg-ton;
P.
Cooney
and
G.
Charles,
Edmonton;
A.
Cunningham,
E.
Wilkes,
L.
Ryan,
W.
H.
Marlatl,
W.
Corrigon,
J.
McArthur,
J.
McLachlan,
G.
Bernard,
L.
Lea-thorn,
C.
W.
Reld
and
W.
Tul-lock,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr.?.
Sass
and
.
Harris.
Kwinitsa;
T.
Greenslake,
Toronto.
transfer
to
Vancouver.
ul
Decides
The
commissioner
presented
a
Three
Year
Service
Star
to
Nancy
Lund,
a
"Two
Year
Service
to
Molly
Simmons
and
a
one
year
service
star
to
Suzanne
Kergin,
Elizabeth
Jones
and
Sue
Martin.
The
Brownies
then
formed
their
Fairy
Ring
inside
the
Guide
Horseshoe
and
the
Commissioner
presented
Brownie
Wings
to
Marme
Aniield
and
Sue
Med-ele'y
who.
having
earned
their
Brownie
Golden
Hand
and
other
badges,
were
qualified
to
"Fly
Up"
to
the
Guides.
Two
Brownies,
Beatrice
Throarinson
and
Ann
Wilson
rnrip
tn
fiiiirlplnnH
keen
upprecla-i
iof
fa.fr!
v
of
exhibits
ro',l.r
auditorium.!
lobby.
mm,
main
win
was
neneral.
'J
thP
straight
expo-.
'J.
divrr-e
types
of
1
imported
and
J,e
and
individual-:
iffial
piauuils
for,
i';i3i!s--the
products
i
nonie
rejuvenating
.fl
by
Miss
Eileen
i
oxU'iis
-n
depart-;
,'l'mversity
of
British
-'fe
the
work
done
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Breaks
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Crowds
of
people,
young
and
old,
thronged
to
the
basement
of
Conrad
Street
School
Saturday
afternoon
to
take
advantage
of
the
scores
of
bargains
offered
at
the
annual
White
Eelephant.
sale
of
the
Conrad
Street
tkhool
Parent-Teacher
Association.
Home
cooking,
clothing,
books,
kltchenware,
Jewellery
vanished
n
the
course
of
a
couple
of
hours
and
the
stalls
were
empty.
Following
their
Invasion
of
the
white
elephant
sale,
customers
proceeded
to
the
tearoom
to
en-Joy
a
cup
of
hot
tea
and
a
snack
before
proceeding
home
with
their
bags
of
loot
The
sale
was
convened
by
W.
D.
Griffiths
with
the
assistance
of:
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
C.
Marl-neau
and
Mrs.
R.
Irvine.
Glass
and
Kitchenware
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
W.
R.
Garbutt.
Jewellery
and
Notions
Mrs.
J.
V.
Denning.
Toys
and
Novelties
Mrs.
J.
Kurdzlel
and
Shirley
Kurdziel.
Books
J.
F.
Denning
and
George
Denning.
Clothing
Mrs.
K.
Berg
and
Mrs.
J.
Adelman.
Fancywork
and
Shoes
Mrs.
O.
Alderson
and
Mrs.
L.
Murdoch.
Cokes
and
Hot
Dogs
Mrs.
A.
Bussanich,
Ellen
Roper,
Bernice
Hayhurst.
Mrs.
B.
Sambo
and
Mrs.
R.
Dixon.
Peanuts
Bob
Bussanich
and
Arvid
Hardine.
.
Two
prize
winners
were
forced
to
"cut"
for
their
position
Friday
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
regular
kctuica
weie
utsieiuuy
ciecoraiea
with
spring
flowers.
Presiding
at
the
pouring
table
were
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin,
Mrs.
M.
J.
Dougherty,
Mrs.
A.
F.
Davidson
and
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
Duncan
McRae,
Mrs.
Duncan
Black,
Mrs.
M.
E.
Martin
and
Mrs.
H.
Robb.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Eastwood
and
Mrs.
J.
.Evans
assisted
in
the
kitchen.
I
Mra.
George
Mitchell
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Bremner
were
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table.
1
Aprons
were
sold
by
Mrs.
R.
Strachan
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Hani-day
and
the
white
elephant
was
conducted
by
Mrs.
F.
W.
Brown
and
Mrs.
R.
Fossum.
Mrs.
A.
Ouyan
was
cashier,
HoUby.
During
the
tea
the
visitors
watched
the
Brownies
at
a
quiet
game
and
observed
the
Guides
practising
a
nature
observation
game
which
Is
part
of
their
training
for
promotion
to
Second
Class
Guides.
whist
drive.
Eight
tables
were!
In
play
with
the
following
re-
j
suits:
I
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta,
ladies'
first;
'
ouisltion
to
the
Rotary.
.
Tennis
Club
fund.
,c:aft
groups
ol
tne
I
centre
under
tne1
with
the
help
of
two
Brownies
who
.
had
just
received
their
wings.
The
Pack
then
wisher)
i
ion
a
id
three-
,
readers
Sonja
meeting
Mrs.
Martin
Berg's
Monday.
83c
Hear
High
School
Band
playing
tonight
at
Arts
and
Crafts
Display,
Civic
Centre.
ntc)
Mrs.
Bremo,
cutting
with
Mrs.
,
H.
Grlnstand,
second;
Ovald1
Johanson,
men's
first;
O.
K.
Ol-'
A
Miles.
'
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,hc
tea
tables
the
four
girls
farewell
In
the
unal
manner
by
giving
them
the
Grand
Howl.
and.
t.hi
Onirle
t
c
l.ai
f
and
Mrs.
M-rvi'ein
s
were
i
iD.s'lc.
Mrs
S.
C.
j
P.
Macdonald,
partridge.
Miss
v;
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Muriel
Maek-
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Regular
Mnnco
SMART
FOOTWEAR
Fashioned
to
enhance
your
costume.
We've
a
complete
selection
of
new
designs
in
colors;
leathers
and
heel
heights
'
you
prefer.
Widths
AA-C
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
meeting
meeting,
T
u
e
sday,
5T
Vfll
General
Helpers-Mrs.
A.
Lund,
Mrs.
B.
Cameron
and
Mrs.
William
McLean.
Convener
of
the
tearoom
was
Mis.
P.
Downing
with
assistants:
K'tchen
Mrs.
H.
Coullng,
Mrs
N.
Nelson.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith
and
Mrs.
J.
Hardine.
Serviteurs
Mrs
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
H.
Blair,
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch,
Mrs.
M.
Girardet,
Mrs.
J.
Mellor
and
Mrs.
C.
Wilson.
Cashiers
Mrs.
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
Mrs.
L.
Colussl.
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APril
7.
Election
of
lu.il
Harvey.
Miss
sen,
second,
after
winning
a
cut
with
John
Kampster;
Deane
Freeman,
chair
prize,
and
A.
de
la
Nell,
door
prize.
-
Mrs.
Barney
Roald
was
in
charge
of
refreshments,
assisted
by
Mrs.
K.
D.
Gislce,
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
Mrs.
O.
Selvig,
Mrs.
Alt
Jensen,
R.
Hundelde,.
O.
K.
Ol-scn
and
John
Fredhelm.
Next
week's
whist
drive
and
dance
has
been
cancelled
.
because
of
Good
Friday.
oinccrs.
(84c)
Captain,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Hitchcock,
welcomed
them
to
the
Guide
Company
and
introduced
them
to
the
Patrol
Leaders
and
the
Swallow,
Canary
and
Rose
Patrols.
The
meetinf
closed
with
a
story
told
by
the
Commissioner
and
the
singing
of
Brownie
and
Guide
Taps.
'
Tea
was
served
to
the
visitors
bv
Brown
Owls
Kergin
and
Mad-eley,
assisted
by
Tawny
Owl
and
M
ss
Jaqucl-Th
m
n
was
Thomas
Young
of
Arrandale
'
cannery
was
a
pas
cnger
aboard
the
Ooquitlam
last
evening
returning
to
the
Naas
River
for
the
season
after
having
spent
the
r
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F
n.
F
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Those
having
outstanding
books
of
raffle
tickets
in
connection
with
the
Arts
and
Crafts
Show
should
be
sure
and
turn
them
in
by
9
o'clock
tonight.
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and
Miss
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for
the
winter
in
Vancouver.
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Miss
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