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Letters Forerunner of TLC Campaign —

For Union Bu

Circular letters urgin

to owners of city clothing stores, Prince Rupert Trades and Labor Council de-
cided at its monthly meeting at the Civic Centre Wednesday,

The TLC passed a resoution,
affirming that “it offers and
pledges unequivocal support to
the Amalgamated Clothing Wor-
kers of America’s efforts to
make its union label an effec~
tive social and mural force in
Canada,”

A letter from George M. Dro-
neck, B.C, representative of the
Clothing Wo.kers Union, ann-
ounced that he hoped to visit
Prince Rupert soon in arder tc
co-ordinate action on the drive,

with Mr. Droneck consists ui
F. P. O'Neal, TLC president, J, S.
Furness, secretary, and Marg-
aret Lowes, delegate from the
Bakery and Confectionery Wor-
kets International Union, Lo-
cal 478,

Mr. Droneck and the commii-
tee will visit retailers, explain-
ing the advantapes of selling
only ‘clothing that carries the
union label,

: Seerelary J. 8. Furness read
w letter from Labor Minister

A commillee appointed to work interest, when delegates consid- ; Honery delegates Margaret Low: ;

ying at Clothing Stores |

g that only union-made clothing be sold will be sent,

They were! parliamentary
procedure, effective union
administration, labor Journal-
ism, lahor’s role in communily
affairs, cconomics and grieyvan-
ces. '

The course is sponsored’ by the
Educational Department of the
Canadian Labor Congress.

last month to tuke a post in
Kitimat,

Mr, Wicks announced that
succassor R, G. Wilson had al-
ready taken up his duties, with
headquarters al Smithers,

Mr, Wilson arrived in’ Prince
Rupert yesterday, and has been
conferring with union leader:
today. ————
—a— President, O'Neal extended a

Six subjects from a list of 1 ' fraternal welcome to - newly
were selected as of particular appointed Bakery and Confec-

 

ered plans for an edueational/es and Sheran -Lee. Alternates
program to be conducted here {are Hein Boltong and Oscar
October 26, a1 and 8. _' Carlson,

Mr. and Mrs, A.G. Brain Fel ed

 

The 57th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. |
A. G. Brain of 700 McBride Street, Monday, was the;
occasion for hostesses Mrs. Alfred Berry, Mrs. Leslie:
Brain and Mrs. Vernon Ciccone to entertain a gath-

 

Liyle Wicks, expressing the min-
ister's reprets at any inconven-
lence that may have been caus-
ed through the delay in appoint-
ing 2 successor to M. A. Carrico. |
former industrial relations off-
teer, who left the department |

 

Park, Pool

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Timetable
‘1 to 9 pan.—Supervised swim-
mine,

if 1:30 p.an.--Bonfire and games -

“Play equipment available at.

the office 1 to 9 p.n m.

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ering of relatives and friends with a buffet supper |
‘Sunday night, at the home of Mrs Betry.

Mr, and Mrs, Brain arrived ir.
/Prince Rupert eight years age
from Vancouver. Married in St.
Philips Anglican church, Bris-
‘tol, England in 1899, they came
to Canada In 1904 settling in
‘Toronto, In 1920 they travelled
vest, making thelr “home ir
Vanderhoof before going te}
Vancouver, .

Mr. ‘and Mrs, Ronald ‘Tourney.
of Kitimat, who were marriec
Saturday afternoon in St. An-
drew’s Anglican cathedral. Mr.
Brain in expressing his thank
wished Mr, and Mrs. Tourncy
a lone and happy life, -
During the supper hour, Mr.
William Crawford and = Mrs
Henry Stangbye presided at the

| five are given a rest period and

‘invited to attend a display of the
| children's accomplishments,

On 57th Anniversary Saturday. ‘that neweomers are always wel-|

!eome at the school.

department; Mrs. 0,-R. Green

 

| The anniversary. couple have
‘two children, a son Leslie anc
a daughter Evelyn, Mrs, Alfred}
Berry, four grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren, ail of
‘whom now live in Prince Rupert.

Arriving at the home of Mrs.
Berry, on Fifth Avenue Lest, ;
which was decorated wilh sum-
mer flowers. Mrs. Brain was!
,pre:ented wilh, a corsage of |
‘orange blossoms by Mrs, Robert |
-McCarthy .

The guests of honor were re-:
cipients of many gifts and join-
ed with those present to extend
congratulations to newlyweds Son.

PERSONALS

Davidson and! Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Bartlett, |

urns.

Other guests atiending were |
Leslie Brain, son;
cone,
Berry, son-In-law; Miss Marilyn |
Berry, granddaughter; Gordon
iBrain, grandson; Masters James:

 

 

 

‘children, children of Mr. and
‘Mrs, Vernon Ciccone; Mr.
Mrs. James Ciccone, Mr.
ford. Leonard Knutson, and Mrs. :
‘Marion Haines.

Unable to attend

Stangbye, Mr. and

Mr,
Evan

were
Mrs,

Mrs. R.

daughters Gail Maric, Karen, 423: Emmerson Place, Ieft today;
Brenda and Susan are leaving by car for a two- week vacation;

en route to Beach Grove, B.C.,,
Where they will visit Mrs. Bart- |

tonight on the Union Steamship |
“Coquitham for North Vancouver

-where they will make their’ Tett's parents and join son
‘home. Former principal of Booth ; Michael who has been spending!
Memorial High school, Mr, Day- the summer with his grandpar-
-idson and daughter Diana will: ents,

join their family at the end of, —-——
the month, when Mr. Davidson, Mr, and Mrs, James Donald-:

son and children Lee and Bobby, .
Waldron apartments, left this:
morning by station wagon for a

Will take up his new position on:
the teaching staff of Inglewood
school, West Vancouver.

Mrs, Margaret L, J. Ruther-; and Penticton.

ford, teacher on the staff of; me nr een ee
Roosevelt, Park school, returned = Mental retardation deseribes :
vesterday from a motor tour

throueh southern interior and

British Columbla, mental growth does nol pro-:

ne ‘gress normally, Professional

Mrs, R. S. Woods, 860 Summit
Acepne, Jelt thes marnng by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
top Vaneonver where she will
join her granddaughter, Miss
Roberta Woods. who iy presently:
visiting with friends, They will:
-eyend an extended vacation in
B.C, nnd Alberta, {

the family doctor or the local
mental health clinic in) order
that the ehlld may be helped
to live as nearly normal life
as Nis capabilities will allow,

Miss Patriela Conway, plysio- : ;
‘Cherapist for the Prince Rupert 3 .
Canadian Arthritis an Rheu- 3 a
matisny Society cline, ie leave y
ing the city tomorrow by CPA
for Vancouver fram where she $
will fly to England to visit her :
parents, Mr and Mrs, dB. Cong
way ti Netley Abbey, Boully- 3
amplon, White there Miss Cone 3

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Vernon Cic- {§
grandson-in-law; Alfred |

‘and Mark Ciccone, great- grand-!

and’
Craw- |

   

Shier and Victor Brain, grand- ‘J

‘three-week holiday: fn Kelowna:

a condition in which the hills’

advice is necessary, either f rom

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PRINCE RUPERT DAILY NEWS
vs Friday, August 10, 1956, -

oe READERS —

oO: ‘Avold fingups “buy your

| Show Tickets.ab.the Grand Gafe.
‘\ohis week the Grand offers you’
Long Spare Ribs’ and # Chips, |y
Deep Fried, Prawns, _,,, _ Pineapple
Chicken, Best T-Bone: Steaks
and Fried ‘Half Chicken, Phone
orders a. specialty. Dial 3215—~)} #4
open till 2 a.m, Saturday. (191) a

HALO

@ Suits. @ Pants:
@ Topcoots.’ @ “Slacks |
, ALTERATION SPECIALISTS | '

 

7() Chitren
Mending |
Bible School

Some 70 children, between
the ages of three to 13 are in
attendance daily ab the First
United Church Vacation Bible
school, director Rev. Vernon fi.
McEathern announced today.

The school, which started on
Monday for a two-week period,
Monday through Friday, and
held cach morning from 9:30 to
11:45 am. js supervised by 12
teachers and helpers.

Sessions include worship per-
iods, action songs, Bible study
story time, games period and
craft work, while tiny tots be-
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with. tho. ‘most “up- to
equipment In, the’ -eily.
‘our. units . ae ee: ‘with.

Quick Service

Ling in| |

220 oth q -— hone 4238 |

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refreshments each morning,
An “open house” has. been
_____t planned for Friday night, Aug-
‘ust 17, the iast day of the school,
| when parents and friends —are

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Photo by: Chandler's Studio) ne
BRIDAL COUPLE Mr. ‘and Mrs, Patrick Wilson are shown above | |
following their quiet wedding ceremony in St,.Andrew’s Angli-
can Cathedral July 27. Rev. F, W. Mitchell officiated. The, bride
is. the former Miss Lavern Lillian Campeau,. daughter. ‘of Mrs. -
Belty Geary and the groom is’the son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ji°5.
school . are: Wilson, 416 .Dunsmulr.. Street.’ Bridal | attendants » were, Miss”

intermediate | Constance: Smith and D. A, Smith, .
Mrs, Arthur! .

and’ girls! a

St “Andrew's. Cathedral Seene
Ot Wedding of Kitimat: Couple) |

St Andrew's: Cathedral was ‘the: scene of: ‘a’ quiet.
wedding ceremony Saturday affetndon ‘when: ‘a Kiti-
mat couple,’ Miss Barbara Reade and. Ronald Jarnes)

Tourney were united in marriage.
Revi Fi W: Mitchell. officiated >
for the daughtér of Mr. and Mrs, |
Kenneth Meade. of New Bruns-, the bridal party | in Chub 27, After
wick ‘and the son. of Mr. and.@ week-end stay” in. Prince’ Bu-
Mré:"Jack’ Tourney of, Ontario, ‘pert, “Miv-and Mis,. Tourney re:
For.’ cher wedding” the bride | turned: ‘to -the., ‘smelter™ town
lwore a’ cocktail‘lengih white|where they: both | are: ‘employed,
§ lace gown fashoned*on ‘princes
| lines. to a V-neckline. A. bouquet. |
‘of pink. roses - compicted het ;
‘ensemble. .
Miss | Falicyia’ Korens of Kiti- |

 

Mr. MeBachern said today:

Assisting in the
| Herbert Dearden,
| DOYS department,
Oswald, junior boys ~

 

 

 

and Mrs. Eugene Pierce, prim-,
ary department; Mrs, D. W. Bur-!
mip aud Mrs, W. A, Gordon, kin-

dergarten department. Mrs. |
Dearden, pianist and Misses
Joan Croxford. Louise Thomas; |
fnnis Macphee and Sonja Berg, t
helpers.

 

 

 

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Later: ‘Supper 'was’ ¢ enjoyed by

 

Milk is the: logical, ‘source of
supply: for regular. requirements
lof caléium, ‘riboflavin’ and, pro-
‘teins. Canada’s ' “Food |} Rules
‘mat as the bride’s only attend- *recornmnend ° as minimum ~ daily’
ant chose a Pale blue cocktail- | needs at least one” “pint ‘of milk
‘Jength gown of taifela featur- ; for children, one and .a. hall
ot Hing @ bouffant skirt. Best man pints. for adolescents and’ ‘hal!

ae | was C. D. Guss of Kitimat. (a pint for’ adults. oui

 

 

 

of Mr, and Mrs. James .N. For-
man, 1730 Atiin Avenue, who
‘ wrote his Master of Arts last |
i week at the University of ;

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first class honors, it was ,
learned today.’ Mr. Forman |

. arrives home next Friday for . me
: a week's visit with his par-
ents before returning to Carle-
| ton College, Ottawa, where he
‘ ig a lecturer in chemistry in
the faculty of arts and sclence.
During the month of July Mr.
' Forman has been doing chem-
ical research at Saskatoon
, university, He received his
i primary and secondary edu-
‘ cation in Prince Rupert ana
then graduated from UBC
with a degree of B.A, Sc, with
honors in chemistry, .

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Children need pienty of slec
and a daily afternoon nap ie!
necessary up to age six. Before:
bedUme at night, all nolsy oy |
yery active games should be:
slowed down so that the ehild!
will not be too exeited to sleen. :

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