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» Amabile Briglio were
asaiven the infant son
ad Mrs. Jacobo Brigio,
bAvenue West, on the af.
giNovember 21. Father
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1. MeMahon baptised
Mohan conductea = the
bi son of Mr. and Mrs,
terlin,s, Eighth Aven-
¥ Sunday afternoon, In

vince Kupert Daily
‘Tuesday, November 30,

ps Company

1, J, 0. Pearson, stall
yMcs Chatham, and
vey were the honored
farewell party given
ihe ship's Company of
held in’ the
ast Satur-
, with about 50 people

aent of the Chief Pet.
ss presented Lt.
aq Mrs. Pearson with a
behalf of the
wand expressed regre
ar Cindy, Pear~

the work done by the

News
1954,

“Honors

duced Licut, C. N, Secgar, RCN,
newly-appolnted

staff officer to
HMCS Chatham, - *

Mr. J. V. Hanley, senior elvil-
lon, presented gifts of an ash
stand and a coffee warmer, on
behalf of the civillan employees,

Dancing . and — refreshments
concluded ‘the evening,

| Mercer. Wiat 7
Wedding Held
At Cathedral

A quiet marriage ‘ceremony
Saturday evening united in mat-
rlage Mrs. Maggle Wiat and Mr.
Gordon Mercer at St, Andrew's
Cathedral, Canon Basil §, Prock.
ter officiated, :

Attending the bride and groom
were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Foss,
of this city, The bride was piy-
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TORONTO —Marlon Geor-
gina Ferguson, 89, first registrar
of the Royal Conservatoty of
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Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Gilker were
tha guests of honor at a sur-
prise party Saturday evening, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ken

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Surprise Party Honors

Mr. and Mrs. C. Gilker

Mrs. Ken Harding, Mr, and -Mrs.
D. R, - Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A, Hill, Mr.-and Mrs."E.
W. Becker, Mr,. and: _ Mes, N.

| Wheeler and .Mr, David Inglis,

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‘united in inarriage Miss Mauvis

Thursday evening at 8t. Andrew's
Cathedral, with Canon Basil §,

{arrived here last June from Eng:
land and the groom ‘s formerly.
from Vancouver, 6
Attending the newlyweds were
Eighth Avenue East. Mr. Don
“| Wheeler, ‘brother. of. the: bride:
-|and also from England, gave the
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‘Canadian Legion.
Saturday: night.
Buests attending

with.a lace. {ablecloth,-pink tap-
ers, White mums-~ and ‘‘centred
with a square wedding cake dev-
orated with pink roses,’

toast 'to'the'bride to which’ the
Broom: Tespc
refreshments followed,
Mr. and M5.

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~/) By DOROTHY ROE
_, NEW YORK th—Working wives
| are better hoisckeepers © than
their stay-at-home ‘sisters, and
ask less help. from their hus-
bands, says Madge ‘Lewyt, who
spends most of her ‘time inquir-
ing into women’s. housekeeping
habits,

_ A. few cyars ago Miss ‘Lewyt
volunteered to help’ her. brother
compile some facts about how
motlern wohten clean house, and
she has been at it ever since. Thel.
wrother is Alex Lewyt; manutac~
turer of ‘vacuum. cleaners: ‘and
other. items. Says sister. Madge,
Who bears: the ttle ‘of résearch
consultant: = se ae

“In recent’ surveys “I: have
found that women who Work at

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traysiand
at ‘night; ‘spending’ only -a “few
minutes: at: it,.‘but™ leaving ib
neat.. They. put away: their

clothes when they take them.off, |. -
and’ keep.'tip with all the Mitte |-. -
things. that -keep a: house: neat, |’
instead of letting them. pile up.”|.

  

. Miss -Lewyt.”-hay found. that
some’ women: take “all day. to
clean house’ sitply because they
haye‘all day to’spend, ‘Actuall¥ 1
should -be" possible “to, give’ a
thorough -cleaning .to-a. three-

or-four‘ room. apartment: in not}
more than two hours, she says::..

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auditorlum,):
ith. about 50}

The ‘bridal table ‘wis’ covered!

Mr. ‘Ted: Parker ‘proposed’ the |
ded. ; Dancing: and!

Mrs.: Dave Inglis are |:

r home ‘jn’ the’

- “They: learn ‘46 “empty, : ash- I
‘Stralghten: up :the.liv- |:
‘ing room. before ‘they go-t bed

jvarlly in 1950:
back. trail ‘at: t

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tion in-doing the feniinine chores.’ *

from its inception in 1887 untit
her retirement in 1937 and was
noted for her knowledge cf mu-
Siclans and musical data. -

Harding, 2115 Graham Avenue.

Cards and a sing-song formed
entertainment, for the evening.

After the refreshments were
served, Mr. R. Barclay, one of the
guests, presented Mr. and: Mrs.
Gilkker with a farewell gift, He
expressed regret at their depart_
ure and wished them luck in

Currie Infant
Given Names ernertone (°° O "

Danny Charles were the names | Prince Rupert shortly to make
given the infant son of Mr. and their home in Seattle, Washing-
Mars. Robert Currfe, 133 Sixthlton.
Avenue East, during the Sunday! Guests present
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gen the baby were Cor-
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counties of England about 1830,

a full-time job away from’ home
all day tackle ‘thelr. housework
the same way they do their office
work. They organize it efficient-
ly and don’t get: bozged ‘down-in

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day are likely-to dawdle: along
at housework, using » old-fash-.
loned metneds they learned from
their mothers. There's probably
something psychological . about
it. These women have.a feeling
they aren't. doing an ‘important
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Wright D.D., conducted the bap-
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“These are'the women who.do
most of the complaining, when
their- husbands come ‘hone: at
night, and the oles who act hurt
if their husbands don’t help with?
the dishes ot other chores...
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take ptide in being able to do
two" jobs and do both well.’ She
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it was loarned here today, De-
boral Ann, the names given tho
Infant, is a sister to her two
brothers, Bruce and Gordon,

Mr. and Mrs.’ Montador are
formorly of this ally where Mr,
Montndor opernted a rend estate:
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