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placed onthe back of the en-
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X-ray units and research used
in the fight against tuberculosis

and carried on by the Tubercul-.
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Donations to the Christmas|:

seal campaign ‘are valid Income
tax deductions, . .

Fashion Show |
Plans Complete

Last minute. preparations for
the fashion show, to be presented
by the Women’s Auxiliary, Ca-
nadian Legion, tomorrow ab 8
pin. in the Canadian Legion
Auditorium, - are now complete
under the direction of Mrs. Dar-
row Gomez -and Mrs. William
Rothwell,

The show will feature fashions
with a distinctively Canadian
look, styled with the natural
zest and verve that distinguishes

_| Canadian women from ail others,’

The show has borrowed too, from
others — a touch of old world
charm’ from Paris, a bit of gla-
mor from New York and a dash
of tailored dignity from London.
All are carefully combined with
original Canadian flair, a show
which will be sure to interest all
discriminating women. -

The show will feature every- |.

thing new in the fashion world
from the freshest in sportswear
to elegant formals,. some of
which display the highly-dehat-
ed Dior bustiine.

Alwin Jeffrey,
Wed at Kingd

The Kingdom Hall of Jeho-)
vah’s Witnesses, was the scene
Saturday evening of. a wedding
where more than 100 friends and
well-wishers witnessed the mar-
riage of Miss Myrtle Weir,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James
Weir, 8592 Oak Street, Vancou-
ver to Alwin Jeffrey, son of’Mr.
and Mrs. William Jeffrey of 604
‘Thompson Street, Prince Rupert.

Preceding the simpje cere-
mony, the minister, R. A. Archi-
bald, used the occasion to briefly
review the origin of marriage,
reminding: the couple of its

sacredness and the fact that

marriage Is a three-fold -cord,

‘jinvolving the husband, the wife

and their Creator.

Mr. Archibald said that jt is
only when .creatures ‘recggnize,
this fact that they can find their

greatest Joy and happiness: in!

'Ex-City ‘Banker

Gets New Post

Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Minnion
and family have'recently taken
up residence In Sechelt, B,C.

‘where Mr, Minnion has béelt-ap-

pointed manager of the Bank of
Montreal. He js well known here
having , worked for many years
on the staff of the Prince Ru-
Pert branch of the B of M. Mrs,
‘Minnion was -tormerly Miss

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~|Hear ‘Plans

For: School

Plans for the proposed new
Bolden Street school oh Acrop-
olis Hill, were outlined’ for Bor-
den Street Parent-Teacher as-
sociaton ' by: District. 52 school
board Trustee Joe Scott.:

Trustee Scott told the meeting
that the “total cost of -the. two
story, 12-room school would: be
$301,000 which includes: equip-
ment,cost of the site, connection
of the city sewer and contin-
gency fund: A 65 per cent major-
ity is required to pass the refer-
endum for the school, Trustee
Scott sald, at the December )
elections,

The membership committee
reported a total’ of 91 members,

while the Dental Clinic commit.

tee reported that Mrs. Galbraith,
of Annunciation. school was
elected. thelr new vice-president
and that more money is needed
to make the Dental Clinic a
success,

The meeting decided to send
a donation to UBC alumni’ for
the home management. house.
Mrs, Rutherford and Mrs. Denis
Burnip were elected the dele-
gates to the citizenship commit-
tee. Mrs, Stone’s division | was
awarded the attendance banner.

Refreshments were served by
conveners Mrs. Ken Barding and
Mrs, Herbert: Marchant.

PERSONALS

Lt. Jack Evans, RCNR, re-
turned Monday from a three day
conference of supply officers at
HMCS Tecumseh, Calgary. .

Myrtle: Weir -

om Hall’ Rites

:marriage. He called attention to
the prospects before this young
couple of “living through the

present worid trouble. Into an
earthly par adise, wherein if con-
tinuing obedient to the loving
laws of their God, they and their
children need never die,”

Following the wedding, a re-
ception was held at the home of
the. groom’s parents, where the
many beautiful gifts attester to
this

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handsome date-time ensemble
is fashioned entirely of cotton.
Designed by Nelly De Grab
_ for the Natlonal Cotton Coun-
“cil, the outfit consists of a full
skirt, done in a Persian woven
tweed with a brushed surface,
nnd a brief ftted Jacket of
wine-colored velveteen,
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- Annunelation Church: was the |
scene for a pretty morning wed-
| ding yesterday uniting"In. mare.
riagé Anne Ruth, ‘daughter of
Mr, and’ Mrs. J, Watchell,; Fort
St, John, B.C.and John Graham
MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs,
M. W, MacKenzle, 1237 Eleventh
Avenue East, The: grooms, born in.
Prince Rupert, {s: well: ‘known in
the: younger circles,

Father F. O, ‘Mohan offictated
at the ceremony ‘in which the
bride, -given in marriage: by ‘Leo
Dolron, wore a lovely teal blue:
dressmaker - sult; . ‘jacketed with
extra wide lapels and, skirt with

District News
Hjieclal to The Dally News
STEWART — Branch No, 85
Canadian ‘Legion’s annual Re-|-
membrance Day dance. in the
Moose: Hall. was attended by a
large crowd to make it a suc-
cess. Music wag supplied by Mrs.
R, Cornwall and Mrs. L, A: Behn-:
sen at the piano, John Bouzek.
clarinet, E, King, trumpet and].
Bob Hill on the. traps, :
+ +

A large crowd also attended
the Annual. Rememberance Day
Parade to the. Cenotaph. Service
was conducted by. Mrs.'‘L. Fin-
ney of St. Mark's. Anglican |
Church,’ All taking ‘part met at
the Legion Clubrooms.and were
paraded by president H.-A. Mc-
Clelland. Leading the parade
were the Stewart Scout Cubs,
under the Assistant Cub- Master
J. F, Bouzek, Menibers of the
Legion Branch followed, display-
ing a glittering array of medals:
Next in the parade came the
Legion Ladies Auxiliary followed
by a few unattached residents,
There was a: good showing of
First World War: veterans.

- oh -

A tractor. and trailer along
with other equipment has been
brought in by the Patricia Tran-
sportation Company preparing to
take supplies to the Granduc
property this winter, The comp-
any has had a great deal:of ex»
perience -in- winter transport-
ation in Ontario and Manitoba
and are making careful plans
for the task here. Shelter cab-
ins will be ,placed abt strategic
points along the route across the’
Salmon Glacier and other ‘snow-
fields, which will be: mounted ont
skis and can be-moved ‘ahedd’ as |
needed. Ernest Wright: 1g in’
charge of the operations,

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Good progress” ‘is being made
in the construction of hangers
for the Grande panes.

The ic ? of ‘oleanting the, Port. |
‘land Caiial Tunnel | on the Ca}-
' slay Consolidated Mines ° ‘prop-,

pressing favorably.

Ca a oe
. According to unofficlat reports,
new claims are still being staked,
and the villiage clérk has been
Kept busy ahswering Inquiries

number, of pt
deirlycacreateds Tradmand: THe
oullock is bright for the district.
: qe

A Jocal.ofthe International
Woodworkers of America his

been formed here by the logvers
with a membersh'p of about 60.
Garth White was elected pres-
Ident. and Rebert Barwise, see-
retary-treasurer, Although new-
ly formed the, local, numbered
171, has met, the hends of the
logeing companies and are inthe
midst. of making adjustnents In
the wages, hoping to bring them
In ling with other companies,

to}

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Tengiie McGee left last week
for a vistt bo his home in Dane-
gal, Ireland, He expects lo be
| ‘back Abou Mareh, 1956,

 

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Mac Kei Whultk Rus .

A hnuniciation Glanch

‘Ja corsage. of pink and, white car

“| ter length, Aur coat, a gift from

Terrace Rites

erty on’ Glacler’ Creek Is’ pro |

about real estate, With .a darge|,
“helna. dbidirc-: ;

aidouble:: “Inverted: aleat, Acces:
sorles' were ‘of light: and ‘navy
plue color and a’ corsage, of, red
roses,“

light’ grey sult. buttoned: to. the
neck packet and. styled: with, ‘slim

mauve and black accessories and,
nations,

and: organist was ‘Father: HL. E,
Tunney.

mony a bridal breakfast: was held |]
at the Broadway ‘Cafe, After- |
wards the newlyweds ‘boarded ‘|
the plane. for Vancouver, with,
the bride wearing a. three- -quar- |.

the’ groom. an

On ‘their return they will make
their, home. at 1437. . Piggott
Place, Mr. MacKendie"is an em-
ployee, of the ‘Columbia’: Cellu- |O
lose Co. Ltd., Watson Island. Mrs,
MacKenzie. was | formerly« ems,
plove at Miller: Bay helt.

Veterans Lead.

Special’ to The Dally News —
TERRACE--Remembrance ‘Day
was observed here with'a parade
of the veterans. of Canadian Le-
gion Branch’ 13; members’ of .the:
Ladies Auxiliary, ‘Boy Scouts. of |.

‘The bride's. onty - aticlidant, ay
Miss: Clara Rapkoski, “wore. a for

skirt with back-pleats, She. chose |¢

“Best man was George. Dumas, we ‘di= | t¢
rected: by. G.. “P, Woodside, » ay

Following the. marriage cere. |

“Street: Car- Named. -Desire’

- felearing’ ‘herself. on: that ‘score./-

|Gresharh’s apartment. While she
trusts Gresham ‘implicitly’ ‘she!

rince, Rupert: Daily:
Weinesday November.
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Centre. oe
“Nina: Youngman . :- shone
as. ‘the: neurotic .. lanch ein lan
andt
the: efficient, ‘sophisticated : “$eC=,
retary. in’. “Present: Laughter” ‘ef
plays. the: difficult. role of: Patty,
O'Neil; :a gay.-young thing: who
thinks “it’s high school. to: smoke
and drink. es: you. have a
jeraving for itl 2% .
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and. Cubs and Brownies. -

The ‘Silver. Jubilee Band, pret
ceded by the police: car, “headed.
the parade from the main inter-
section to the ..Civic.. Centre,
where’ parade major Cy Joiner |.
gave the fall out.:

The. ceremony was conducted
by Rev, M. W, O'Connell, chap-
lain. to ‘Canadian Legion... The.
scripture reading Was. given by
Rev. ..G, B. East, Knox United’
Church, who also. gave the bene-
diction, and ‘the. Remembrance
Day! address: was, : delivered . by:

Church. ’

The “Last Post”. was played by
Sam Kirkaldy, and bandmaster
Spence Muckle directed _.the
band, Mrs. H. Seaton, accom-
panied by Alan Dubeau, sang
“In landprs Fields.” mor

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