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ay visited Prince Ru-
yesterday. before
iieir journey to Jas«
B) ark fora holiday.
Farrived:aboatd the
bert yesterday ‘and
Hin for Alberta. otter
mm city with a fellow
B from Edmonton,
Ars W. MeL, Pomeroy,
eric manager of Phil-
§ 1). Rhodes, Paclfle
ht traffic manager of
Keo and their wives,
Bmnith, district freight
Paltle, were met here
oyce, district freight
Mmonton.
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BAR EALERS

The ‘pright costumes. of. Ber.
‘yiteurs and gay red, white and

blue.” streamers” and . checkered |.

table cloths in-the hall madé a
festive setting for. the event
which drew a large crowd,
Plags of all ‘nations centred
the serving table, which was

Jloaded with traditional dishes

of many countries, and featured
the new fish sticks, being served
for the first .time in Prince Rue
pert and bowls of cracked ‘rab,

The successful event also tn-
cluded 4 varlety program with

-| Jimmie Robertson on the bag-|'

pipes, songs by Walter Vander-
sun, Peggy Andrew, Pat Wicks
and Beryl Karasosky, the latter
also leading community singing,
tap dancing by Gladys and Gallia
Grimolfson and a comedy ‘act
by Jimmie Malcolm,

Dancing wound up the event
with musie by accordionist Mike
Collussi and Mrs, J, 8. Black at
the plano,

The traditional costumes dis-
played were worn by Mrs. J. An-
drew, Scottish; Mrs, R, Merrison,
Scottish peasant; Mrs. J. Den-| 4
ning, Swedish; Mrs, F. Graham, |:
Norwegian;. Mrs. .A, -Gordon,
Dutch: Mrs. P. Bond, Spanish:

.|Mrs, R.,Bone, Roumanian Gyp-

sy; Mrs. W. Murdock, Mexican;
Mrs, V. Clecone, Italian; Mrs.
C. Twaites, Chinese; Mrs JF.
Reich, Irish: Mrs. W. Rothwell,
Coster Pearly Queen; Mrs, Stan
Ballinger, Gypsy.

Siteiey vil (contre) as Madame Arcati conjure uip
at an English courtry nome ina seend ‘from the
prodyction of Noeh Coward's “Blithe Spirit?°T

‘By DONALD MeNICOLL
LONDON # — Just bofore he/plpe pants—the “kind -

Marsh, teen-age London'seaman,
saw something {na London tail-| .

London lke Marsh are buying such sulta
sailed for Japan last. year, Alan|dandies woré 50 yeats agd.in the, , these days in the fantastic craze
j that! 8 sweeping England. They've |.
Marsh had’ to. make. a trip to; made a new look ftom the “old

relgn of King, Edward Vil.

spirit for’

; Prince.,.Rupert , Little ‘Theatre's “forthcoming .
e” méditum’s: experiment is. highl Ces,

She succeeds in bringing back the ghost. of thé ‘host’s former -wife, much to the consternat

of his present wife, Rutli (Maty Bird) -seated: at, right and house-guest Mrs, Bradman. (Gilda
Camagnola). Show opens for a three day. run. at: the Clvle"Centre, next Monday.

‘Jacket and ‘ealf-clinging drain- |

 

a weekend pues ‘and. her hoates

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Thousands’ ‘of: vyoung . Britons

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4 Apattments, velasaed ‘yesterday |A

by: plane’ ‘from’ ‘the ‘South. « She

- had'attenided the-Penticton dom. |té
~inlon “conventloris ‘of-the Order
“LOf ‘the: Royal: Purple and Beniev- on
“| olerit’ and" Protective Order “of | » Mt
AEIks, leaving : here. June. 3 ane

“Teddy Boy’ ‘Gangs i in Edwardian Ruffles:
Latest Rage Among London’ s Teen- Agers

| Vancouver Island: points. -

gar Place, returned home Nester:

Victoria, Mrs. Basso- -Bert. anc
returned ’ last. week ° from thel.
holiday in. the south.:.

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Mr, Vietor nase: ‘Bert, 354 weet Y

day’ aboard : ‘the. ‘Pine’ Rupert |
from a. five*week holiday. in’ the | .
south,, -ivisiting:..Radium” Hol |-
Springs, -Vaticouver, . Beattie ‘and

her daughter Mrs. Robert. {McKay o

 

or’s shop window that changed| Japan’ and back as-a seaman, look” of Edward’s time. Somel.
his whale outlook on life. before he coultl raise ‘the £30 it| claim it’s the uniform of juvenile}.
It was-.an Edwardian suit,|cost to buy the costume and be-

Other servers included Mrs. A.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Frank. Eliott, )
| Dickens, Sr, Mrs. F. Barber, Mrs.

1333, Piggott: Avenue, left, Mon-

Beauty Shop will re-

 

Beiurday, August 7.
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W. Davies and Mrs, H. Anderson.

 

complete with

velyet- collared come a, “Teddy: ‘Boy.’ Mo

delinquency and call the Teddy
Boy “crowds” mere hotbeds of
violence .and crime, Others dis:

day by car for a ‘tour of the Ok- be
anagan ‘and. visit with’ relatives

 

agree, | in Vancouver, ‘They. expect: to :
D. A, HAIRCUTS oe oy ne return in a mnid- pores

“All you need now isa D, Ay") “Me. afd, Mis, P.G. ‘Finnigan,
the tailor told him... 2-2. *) 1537" Piggott. Avenue," retuned}
ah Ae is Bawardlan slang toi home “Sunday. from a. ‘trip: -to
ja haircut with upswept sidecuils -
a pompadcur top and a close te. Vancouver ~ ‘and. Island : ‘points,
semblance at the back to the rear They ‘drove: a new oh home.
end of a duck. The haireut costs j
Bi} some Teddy Boys £2 for really
mi fancy ones that rival the ‘colf-
feurs of their. girl. friends;

RECALL BATTLES

Critics say Teddy. Boys must
me | be tempted to steal in order ‘to
“| keep themselves in this sort of |;
m finery which’ they ‘can't ” really ,
y afford. They also recall pitched |.
S battles in which Teddy Boys have

| wielded ‘knives, razors and. lead
Be ‘ blackjacks, woo :
HM; The + boys indignantly: deny “

- such tactics. “As® young, Marsh |.

ys, ‘speaking. in ‘the’ strange
anguege that, has evolved, with
n ‘costumes: . 2

| : “It's no giggle getting your ‘Tip. 3

‘ruffed. by some -peeter ini: a

bundle.” ‘Meaning there’s noth-
m ing funny about getting a: costly
4 Edwardian costume damaged in

"a fight, yh CE
‘ DEFEND ‘customs woe
y) SWe dress this way because we
ji think it sinart and not. because ;

we are ‘mentally defective: Most
H of us earn good wages and can
H afford to buy our clothing. Wo

don’t need to steal.
| :Our slang isn’t worse ‘than
A other slang and we think a lot
; af it is elegant,”
, AS for travelling in fangs, Fr-
wardlans say this is nothing new,

 

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clever ttle “walking - skirt”:
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swings Into. a free-and-ensy:
flare, never’. hampering the
walker's' brisk stride, Done in
herringbone tweed, it emateh=..
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in black Jersey and worn’ with .
‘a black jersey blouse with an
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