Hic and Saucer Shower
ven Miss Lee Faught

Among the many showers held for bride- elect
Bs lcnora Faught honoring her forthcoming mar-
io Mr. Donald Scherk, September 24, was a
MB aye CUP and saucer shower held recently at the
re of hostess Miss Nellie Bill 1010 Third Avenue
|, Miss Madeline Youngman was co-hostess for
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ee ac enjoyed with! Other guests were Mrs, Ed-
ie ven winners Mass ward Pristay, Mrs, Robert An-
a Mrs Allan Peligrin, Miss derson and Milas Hazel Tweed,

igine YOUNG, Mrs. Rene | Unable to atlend but s
ah and Mrs. Jack Macin- ending

 

“ind Miss Rub tton.
rtertadament Siuw Miss | y Skelton

man Is home again after recely- 0 on Monday and 84 on Tuesday.
ing medienal attention.

well,

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Iby MURS, A. H. NEAVE We have just had our hottest
FRANCOIS LAKE—Jdim New- snell with 72 degrees on Sunday,

He Is;Several have been swimming in

feeling better but ts still far from the lake.

 

Mr. and Mrs, Bert Ward spent

od

Mr, and Mra, L. Loucks and
Beverley, Carol, Richard and
Jimmie left by car on Thursday
for thelr home in Prince Rupert.
They stayed at the Landing for
two weeks, Mr. Loucks had good
luck with his fishing for he land.
ed two char the first morning
he arrived and a few days later
got a 15-pounder on his Nght

“gifts were Mrs. Louis Glordano: trout oubfit, ag well as numerous

trout.

 

   
    
 

 
 

 

| ' wn performing 2 tap- |
My ee anid singing African folk |
a .; learned while she Was
vad ant Yea. '
| box confining cups and) 7"

' Dr and Mrs. AL A. Milla and the elly Saturday morning by

two days here on thelr way by
car to the East Kootenays. They
are planning on staying longer
cn thelr way back to Prince Ru-
pert, Mrs, Ward and Mrs. Hatold
Neave are alsters,

 

Mr. ‘nnd: Mrs, Kelth Murdock
of Prince Rupert and thelr three
small boys are staylng another
week In one of the Neave cot-
tages, ‘With two new ponies and
three ‘new saddles they are all
riding together. We are missing,
the Prince Rupert ylsitors who
were here this summer, At one
{ime there were so many staying

DISTRICT NEWS

meet mostly Prince Rupert
people and fee) as though they
vere, back hone.

Alderman Don Ritchie of
Princé Rupert called in for a few
minutes on Thursday afternoon
on his way through by car.

ete een ane

Most of the hay crop 1s safely
‘a although there Js still some
clover and alfalfa hay out. The
hay has been a good crop and
was harvested jn splendid con-
dition,

Joe Hendricks, Pamela and
Jackle have gone back to S8eat-

been here all summer.

ee nen anene

tle. We mlss them as-they have

Bill Houle arrived from Prince
Rupert on Wednesday afternoon.

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Monty Harrison and © Orville
Lovescth are working with the
Burns Luke Electric Company

ave only a few hones still to be
wired and it is hoped that we
will have B.C, Power on Ortober
1.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Calder have their
friend Mrs, Smith staying with
them from Prince Rupert, She
casye as far as Burns Luke by
ear where the Francols Lake tai
met her and brought her here.

 

Mrs, D, W. Cuthbert returned
to her home tn Victorla Inst week
after spending three weeks with
her brother Mr, 8. B, Calder and
ais family here.

oomneerennat

Catherine Il of Russia, who
ruled the country from  1762-
1706, successfully carried on

 

 

wiring the varlous homes. There |

He 4s visiting the K. Murdock

3,
ON

The business concern of Art Murray's Men Wear, Third

Avenue has been sold to George E, Hills and James Williams,
Art Murray, former owner, sald today. ;

The men’s wear store which Mr, Murray has operated since
1952 willbe known in future as Hills’ and Williams’ Mens ‘

car,

Mr. Murray said that his plans for the future were indef-
Inite but that he had recently purchased the Empress Block .
at the corner of Sixth Street ‘and Second Avenue which In- aad
cludes the Elks Hall, Esquires Men's Wear, Millei’s news gt
stand, The Storke Shoppe, the Miners’ and Prospectors’ club, . yo
Pete’s Barber Shop and 75 Taxi, ct

‘Mr. Hills was for 12 years gccretary-manager of ‘the
Kalen Consumers’ Co-Operative and recently with Rupert .
Motors Ltd, Mr. Williams, who was in the haberdashery, hust-
ness in the Old Country for 7% years came to Prince Rupert

in 1952 and was manager of the Kalen Co-Op hardware
department. Ay

Prince Rupert Daily News
Tuesday, Seplember 6, 1955.

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here that anyone comlng to the

family who are spending thelr} wars against Turkey, Persia,

  
      
 
  
 
 

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He by the hostesses.

aestiiniet
Mine cake W
age Fault But Don Won.

ith the Inserdp-

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celVIC CENTRE

BINGO
: Fridoy Sept. 9
” EATON’

Goods Satisfactory or

its featured a

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_ dons Roger and Berry left Prinee
| Rupert by car Thursday for
' Abbotsford, BC. where they will

oe make thelr home.

Mrs, Douy Souler and sont
Downe and Meldrum, 215 Fourth
,Avenue West, returned home
‘Thursday by cir irom VYaneou-
ver after vidberz relatives and
“fiends for die past month,

Mr

Avenue West returned

ver and United States,

ard Mis. dae Seott and
> cons Jee and Don, 4120 Fourth
heme
this week-end oy car from a
aiee weet hatiday dn Vancote

car tor a three week holiday.

Landing and the store’ would: bolldays here.

 

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While awry they will visit: Mrs.
Pinniger’s parents in the Okan-
agan and spend sume tine In|
Callfomna.

 

Mis. A.C. ‘Turney and child-!
ten Amber and Jimmy of Kid!
mab were over-night guests In,
the city Tharsday before em-
barking on the 85 Priace George
Friday Jor the Alaskan ruse. ;
Mr. Turney is Che works mann!
aey tor the Atumumiun Company:
of Canada Limited,

Mr. and Mrs, J. 5. Poster and’
three sons, 220 Fourth Avenue
West returned home by car Fri-

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» Cumberland, Vancouver [s-
“Taod vieltors Mr and Mrs. Rus-
sel} Lasnder and son Leon are
conesently visiting in the clty as
euests of Mrs, Lasnier’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. BK. 9. Smith, 813
Summit Avenue for oa three-

Money Refunded

hones 3144-3124

aay evening from a month's:
camping trip throwsh B.C, Vane
i couver Island and Seattle, While °
away they visited Mrs. Poster's:[
parents, Captain and Mrs, W, E..
Wiltiscvolt formerly of this clty |
in Vancouver, |

 

“week holiday. Mra. Lasnier was
“the former Kathleen Smith,

Joe

  

Also visiting Mr. uad) Mrs. E.

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Mrs. Eileen Lalrd and son
! Patrick’ Waldron Apartments,
left the elty Saturday evenlug

 

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Dark, dreary days depress
Bananes. too They sust dant
fel ike singing. But now - good
reas for canary color aunes! OF
he'll arrange to Have the
abxtom of ther cages Lined with
alumunum, they'll sing through
the darkest day. The deghe
tthected fram) the sparkding
fetal fort wives there souls tha
Wangtime Lift,

"People tind end’c household
Paes for abun tt, So does
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ed to go

"J. Smith for a short stay ts Mr, by tran for Swift Current, Sask: |
emith'’s brother Mr. R. W. Smith | atchewan where Wey will spend

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of London, Ont.’ six weeks holidays with Mrs.
Laird’s parents.

1! coves iow eee

Mrs. HEN, Hellawell of Queet

Charlotte Clty has been visiting |
‘ineve for the past two weeks as.
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‘guest of Mr and Mrs. G.
i Moore, 310 Fifth Avene West,

Mroand Mrs. PL FP. Bird and
children Tannis and Judith re
turned heme Thursday by car:

froma feuresweek holiday in th
“Ohanagan where they visite
velalives. Mr Bird is the mana
ger oof the Canadian B
Commerce here,

Mrs. Ress Mansell formerly of |
Hthiselty is leaving for her home :
evening
abeard the Prince Goorge after

n Vaneouver this

spendin the past month here.

Mrs. Jehan Mebeod, and three -
M3 Beardesy) returned
home Sunday after spending the

 etiidren
spas month at Labelse Lake,

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vich aad Mroard Mr: Metvin A
Ratehford left the elty: yeiter-

daegete ho no by ear for
month's t

Mexico. While away they wilt

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ank of Over the wee

roam Mes Nicholas Gure;

op ta California and) night on he SS Prince George |

  
   
  

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t _ ‘o Kish pulls, to scappng tor cpdoavnt Mr aoe Mas. Sterdine Misses Diane Stone, Georgina |
oe ae SWoersop tn Hollywood fay tens Mitehell, Linden Nlekerson.

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really aateaiatehmemaenninamiatiatdal A aienees unfarescen, the monthly
angen tt Sarneral meeting scheduled far
tafe de M RAE BROS i TD A tn. Tuesday, Sept. oth, will be
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Cleans and Cwootons!

 

Misses Francis wad Joan Cress,
- 223 Fourth Avenue West return-
‘ed home yesterday by planc
fiom a three week hollday in
‘ Southern B.C,

 

Misys Mary Densky, RN arrhye |
ed in Prince Rupert Saturday |
ce} from Vancouver via CPA fron
“'Perrace to take a post at the.
“Proce Rupert, General Hospital:
kend she was the|
guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. R, Ayres. |
1 BIT MeBulde Street, |

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Words was resclved here to-
day that Miss GV. (Monty)
. antorman of the Anglican Mis-
' slon House, Sigth Avenue West
i has left Vancouver Choneral Hos-
nital where she has been a pile!
ient for the last six weeks, She!
is staying with her sister, Miss!
—Coustanee Waterman, 1156:
’ Buinaby Street, Vancouver for a,
‘ perlod of convalescence before:
‘yeluning do Prine Rupert,

fan eee ane |

Leaving fur Viaiecuver  to-:

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ye, to attend Cat year abt the Unl-;

Jeckle Moore, Karen Kemp and
Margaret Wath, Misys danct,
r' dones fs also leaving this evens:
edie by boat te attend Uhe Vie,
‘insta Noma) school while Miss!

voar also to attend the Vietorke |
Normal schoel,  Dhine Btone,,
tnden Nickerson, Karen Kenip:
and Margaret Watts will tye dn!
the University Restdence an the
A umpus,
' READERS
@ Get the best at the Grand,
Cafe. ‘Try our’ Jumbo Prawn,
B Chicken Chow Mein, Park Chap:
Aney, Sweet and Sour Spare Ribs, .
Fineapple Chisken, Reef and!
S Green Vegetable Noodles, Shrimp:
ered Ree, Crab keys Boo Yung:
‘veted Tall Chicken, Deep Fried
Gyatera quid Bacon wad ted’
a rand Teffone Steaks. Dial days.
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A Rupert Lodge No. 105) Allien.

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ONGRATUL

|... TO THE TRADES
AND LABOR COUNCIL OF PRINCE
RUPERT

FOR MAKING LABOR DAY SUCH A WELL
PLANNED AND ENJOYABLE HOLIDAY . . . It was
convincing evidence that labor in this city has a real
and responsible sense of owaroncss of its importance
in our community life.
he holiday program arranged and carricd out by
the TLC was in the finest tradit’on of Labor Day
everywhere and was a spiondid gesture of
goodwill on the part of organized lator
which the city assuredly rcciprocates
in full,
To the thanks of the public, wo
wish to add our own expression

of sincere appreciation,

 

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