prince Rupert Daily News 9
Wednesday, August 31, 1055,

Beet Robert Pedersen
ppoint ted RCAF Officer

Pt Robert E. Pedersen, of Prince Rupert’s No,
Cadet Squadron, has been accepted asa reg-
officer nthe | RCAF, he learned today by wire
Defence Munster Ralph Campney.
Bgl. Pedersch, 18, ls the son of

Mr. and Mrs. Erling Pedersen,
jee) Seventh Avenue West. His
‘aphointment te commissioned
j riank in the RCAF was niade on
the basis of his work with the
jr cadets and his general pro-
ene

He will report September 0 to
i the College Militaire Royal de St.
iJean ab St, Jean, Quebec,
teas ox Pr ince ' Robert's 20-year-old brother,
eepeway fact night, Rey. now at the University of
ye ae fev an a ten-day B.C, also had an outstanding
ae fecord With the local alr cadet
es we oeb carried a Squadron, He wag the first
eee passengers Prince Rupert boy to be selected

nt. by Canada for the senior leader's course at
rer Ghats Camp Borden, which he attend-
eheria fa thee WB cd two years ago,

she Hay CF uptetcL 1h Vice. , arene centers emt
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This Year

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he Rance George Was
a rice scusliilit i oPubses this PET ERBOROUGH, Ont. o ~
veut a twak Of 2000 A golden wedding anniversary

hiete demonstrated the onergies

of Mr. and Mrs, David Nixon,

residents of nearby Norwood ail
i he Wo omarried fe, Mrs, Nixon

i prepared the reception for more

ithan 500 guests. Later, she
. Played the violin while her hus-
' quand step-danced,

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READERS

@ The best Chinese Foods at the
‘Grand Cafe—Almond Chicken,
Chicken Glblet Chop Suey, Jum-
, 4o Prawns, Chicken Chow Mein,

G Garlic Spare Ribs, Lobsler Egg

: Fuyung, Sweet and Sour, Plne-

Papple Chicken, Shrimp Fried

Rice, Fried Hall Chicken and

: Red Brund T-Bone Steaks, Phone

j arders Dint $215. (205)

= '® Salt Luke Ferry aperang
| | catty except Monday 2, 3, 5, 7,8
Se. PM. Continuous from 11 a.m.

: Sundays. Weather perinitting.

ince THe | Summer

’ rod
‘e started dune 4

if hone 262 ch)

|e Canadian = Clubs necting
| Thursday, Sept. 1, 8 pan. Maln
Lounge, Civile Centre, Speaker:
; Mr Donald Grant. (ah)

The Pubile Library will re-

  

 

arnel. This latest discovery In

qulck drying result,

Mrs. Willlam Sundberg was:
hostess Inst Wednesday hight!
when a kitchen shower was held
at her home at 720 Seventh Ay-
cnue West to honor bride-elect
Miss Lenora Faught. Miss
Faught's marriage to Mr. Don-

ald Konnath Solerk of t bets aity

will take place at Red Deer, Alta
on September 24,

After being seated in a chair
decked in pale pink and blue,
the guest of honor was present
ed a large variety of gifts con-
tained Ina similarly decorated
oox. “Mrs. Sundberg made the
presentation and Miss Paught

 

RESERVED FOR the high note in your fall activities ts this
classic shirt styled from the newert Canadian blouse fabric,

man-made yarns gives a rich

creamy look to the crepe and guarantecs casy washing with
by Style-Rite, Toronto, .

Bride-Elect Lenora Faug ht
Honored by Kitchen Shower

iby Miss Madaline Youngman,
Serving of refreshments
brought the evening to a olose.
Guests present were: Mrs.
Donald Hartwig, Mrs. Ralph En-
riige, Mrs, G. Russell Ford, Mrs,
5. 0. Petrow, Mrs, Derry Roos.
Mis, Rueben Scherk, Mrs. Joseph
Wish, Mrs. Harold Marshall,
Mrs. George Dumas, Mrs. Rene
Yzerman, Miss Nellie Bill, Miss
Doris Graham, Miss Marge Love.
Sending gl{ts vut unable to: be
present were Mrs. Louls Gior-
daiio, Mrs. Raymond Spring, Mrs.
William McChesney, Miss Yv.
onne Kildal and Miss Elva Ker-

Was assisted in opening the gifts stad.

 

 

   
  
   
  
  
    
  
   
    
   
    
  
   
         
   
    
 

nny rf LT aren Friday, Sept. 2. (204)
ayy 0 aaa3 om Legion auxillary meeting:
= » Thursday, (2041 |

TENDERS

 

Tenders for a new Oil Burner for the Civic
Centre will be received up until 5 o'clock
Wednesday, September 7, 1955,

For specitications apply Office,

CIVIC CENTRE

 

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ACK 10 SCHOOL, MEMO |

 

BOYS

LEATHER WOOTS,
RUBBERS, ONFORUS,
SOX, OVER SITOFS,
RUNNERS, SCAMPUIS

ADS, ONFORDS,
NEMS, OVESL SUS
LUELRS, SOX
HEATLY STRABS,

A metre ceasmetaee

RST 10 FASHION --- THEN TO SCHOOL

FASHION
> FOOTWEAR

' 606 3rd Wost
Dial 5926

 

 

 

 

9 am.
‘students reporting first’ to. the |
gymnasium.
“Will renort to the home rooms |

,be posted in both the new and:
Lok school. *
vt HIING RENTAL MONEY

‘thelr book rental

‘ulpment baskels and

Opening ab
Booth

High school on Tuesday wil be;

day of school

signment, text book distribution:

-H, Davidson, princtpal sald to-:
day, .
Regular classes start at fam.

land therefore all students are

Opening Day Requirements
For High School Outlined

will share a book locker and the

Memorial Junfor-Senlor :cost of the lock. i
Association fees of
;spent tn reelstration, locker as-.$2 are also collected by the Stu-;

Students’

‘dents’ Council on the first day

and time table arrangements, R'E possible. ‘Total amount per |

pupil, therefore will be $7 for

Graces 7,{0.9 nd $8 for ¢ Gxayes
}

tol: |

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Wednesday, Mr. Davidson said BEFORE SATURDAY

All students new to the dis-}

‘expected to be In school Tuesday | triet coming Into high school '

 

;to get all beginning details set- | are asked to register at the high

'thed.
All students are to report at:
Tuesday, with Grade Ti

All other students

indicated on class tists that will

Students are asked to bring |
mid locker |
money cn ‘Tuesday, Rental:
‘books are not tssued wil fe
‘tor the rental fee. whieh roc. to!
the Provinelal government, ty!
cnaid, The fers far benke are:

$3.50 for Grades 7 to 9 and Ot _ talents: of

‘for Grades 10 to 13.

for the
revular lockers for books and
elothes, th oa number of enses,

the prinetnal sald, Iwo sturlents

 

Civic Centre BINGO

THIS
WEDNESDAY

; fchool by Saturday If possible, |
‘Mr, Davidson sald, The school |
‘Is oven during the day and dure
ing the evening for this purpose.
He sald that. any of Inst year's
‘students who need to change the
course they orleinally planned
are asked to call at the school to
fore &rturday,
gre particularly requested
check thelr courses with
ischool, the principal sald.
JUNILER TIYMN
CAMROSE, Alta. ah. Two
honsewlyes have combined thelr
musi¢ and lyre.
‘writing, the result botng the!

Irene Horrlson of Ohaton and
the music by Mrs. Margaret
Clenning of Keluoy.

St air team asian be agian cccinaee tere

 

 

 

   

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Slide Door type Bookcase - Headboard
Large 4-Drawer Chiffonicr |
6-Drawer Double Dressar

Large Plate. Glass, Mirror

make the necessary changes be- :

Sentor matriculation studcuts
fa!
the |

Ibertn jublleo hymy “Lard We!
Mr. Davidson sald that locks | Alberta jut y Ma Te |

Mt he needed both for eym eqe | Thank Thee For ‘This Land.

ain vent batts 3 i'The lyrles were written hy Mra.

 

Woe to the dumpy girl this autumn-—fashion dictates one long clean slen-

der sweep from neck to he

But.Canadian women, used to the vagaries: of climate from Newfoundland
to British Columbia, never ‘take Paris as the final authority, a Canadian Press

‘Slim Sweep, Neck To Heri For Fall
Conan Not Sling Pas aris, as wat Aart

By The Canadian Press

m.

survey of all. fashions revealed. !'

Vancouver this year is one
Canadian city making a real cf- |

fort at “creative fashion, A!

display of western originals by
hometown designers went on
show nt the Pacific National Ex-
hibition there,

Highlight of this home design

‘{collectlon was the costume look

of co-ordinated dresses, coats,

separate jackets aud blouses. .

Coats are often dyed. to match,
giving a “one-tone” appearance.

A touch of fur was prominent
in this collection and like the
rest of Canada, the little black
dress gave place to brown,!
Stralght tubular fitted tunics!
were popular, and many tartans!
and tweeds mixed with suede

Lacecssories were shown.

PRACTICAL MODE °

Newfoundland styles are prac-
fleal ones, Damn weather and

gusty winds keep stylew away:

from the extreme, although
modifications of Lop designs are
always welcome. This year!

brown, black and navy are pop-}

ular,

In Halifax, stralght-lne suits
and skirts are all the thing this
fall, with brown shades predom-

inating. Tartang are especially;

popular in Nova Scotia,

Alt Quebee City, malin fall at-
tractlons are tweedy coats and
suits trimmed with = Persian:
inmb, mink and squirrel, Three-|
plece sitits, with fitted Jackels,
skirts and blouses, are popular.
Dresses follow the A and H ines
shown in Paris, and come in!
woal, velvet and novelly pien
fabries,

Fashion experts predlet Mon!

treal women will be wearing tivo;
slthountles this year—the “lean:

look", and the A- look, meaning’

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| narrowed shoulders and widened
skirts,

Coals and sulls of “precious:
flbres" are making thelr debut—-
combinations of woot with fur
woven In to give a fragile, soft
appearance. Colors are pale
> belge, copper, gold and dark
' browns,

For ensemble, long narrow
handbags wil) be the thing and
tiny perch hats confurm to the
lean look,

CASUAL ELEGANCE

Toronto ls giving strong em-
i phasis {o “suburban clothes"
{siyles using tweeds, jerseys and
enshmieres for Bults and dreeses,
‘hey are designed for the ccm-
muter who wants lo be country
casual and city elegant—all
rolled into one.

-Toranto le alan fonturing 9
new “intermission length” In
evening wear. A little longer
than the ballerina skirt, this
length swishes gently about the
ankle,

Hats are gay, breezy, small,
hug the head and bejewelled.
Newest thing is the "chignon
hat,” ‘for the longer bun-in-
back hairdo, It sits way. back
!on the head with a cutout por-
ticn for the chignon,

 

 

be the “clutch variety” — most
couts are jong and sicnder, many
trimmed with fur. For accessor-
jics, batinese colors In jewelry are
, featured with stones of coral,
‘green and turquoise.
NOVEL FABRICS

In W nes novel fabrics—
shut with gold and metalte
throad—man-made furs, and the
‘ tinie, lone farsa dyres aro ‘being

‘plyen bly play in stare windows.

 

 

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or June are asked to enrol at
cipal, between 9:00 and 12:00
of this wegk.

required to register,

BOARD

NOTICE TO PARENTS

 

Parents who did not enrol biginners for school in May

Pupils who are trans. certing. from other schools are + also

the Office of {he School Prin- .
am, on Thursday and Friday

OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES - ,

A top seller for fall coats will].

Yop colors are brown, ag in
imest other places, with fall
tones of gold, copper and yellow,
' Bits of purple and red have’ also
crept In.

Pheasant quilly are ‘making
their appearanes as hat trim
and ittle boy caps. and. berets
are popular, As yet the A-line in
drestes and sults has not made
much impact on Winnipeg,

a clothes buying bonanza this
year, They predict black;
brown, a3 favoreel fall colors,
The sheath line ts still the style

Edmonton merchants expect.

then}

mh,

Ci fizenship oe ee : :

Officer Sluted
'To. Visit Here. ?

Dr. W,..G...Black,.. Vancouver:

liaison officer tor the federal des.

partnent of citizenship and Im-
migration, wit arrive. here. Sep-.
tember 8 to meet new Canadians,’
addicas Interested organizations
and confer with the Prince Ru-
pert Citizenship council, Will
Hankingon, president, sald today.
Mt Hankinson sald that. so.
far. the only talk: ‘definitely,
scheduled for Dr, Black was 4
the Rotary Club’ luncheon “61k
that day. Other groups are in-
vited to hear Dr. Black by ‘maka,
‘Ing arrangements through.-M Mr
Hankinson, ‘New citizens - cat!

arrange interviews. In the aM .

manner ,-.

On his northern trlp, Dr, piadk
will also visit Kitimat and Prince
Gcorge.

| MAIN INDUSTRY |:
popnlation of Grimsby, in: Bhai

 

leader and warmth Is the
thing demanded of coats,

weather
wvidht

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