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Wednesday, June 20, 1950

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138 Babies T
ln Rotary Club Contest

'""Dr-W. B, Laing, Skeena Health Unit medical
health officer and members of the health unit staff

Will, have a busy time tomorrow afternoon when they
judge 138 babies frorn two to 18 months old entered

in*the baby contest at t

Club’ s tea,

The contest, highlight of the
Rotary's annual summer fea, to
be staged In the Civie Centre
auditorium, has 69 boys and 69
girls. registered, it was reported
today by Rolary publicity chair-
man, Arthur Ogilvie,

‘Babies will be judged hy stand-
ards? established by the provin-
cla) -bealth department for
health, development, personelily.
Inteligence and other factors,
Mr. Ogilvie announced.
Judging will be carried qut in
irivate wilhout the allendance

anothers, following whith the
winners will be paraded on
singe, and prizes awarded the

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Prince Rupert. Rotary

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Robin Bird
Wins Rug
Made by Pioneers

Robin G, Bird was the lucky
winner of the beauthful woollen
rug made by the men at tbe
Pioneer Home and drawn by
Mrs. Violet Woodward, superin-
tendant of the Ploneer Home. at
the Order of the Royal Purple's
dinner meeting held Monday
night In the Broadway cafe,

The OQRP, who hqndled- the
sale for the men, under the
conyenership of Mrs, N, J. Gur-

 

tpn: selection In the various age!

roups. e
be An exhibit of merchandise ar-
ranged bv a croup of 20 local
glerchants will be displayed in
the gymnasium as another added
ditraction at the event, as well
g#! a home- -cocking table, and
novelty boolh in the auditorium.
“sBervileurs will be members of

(beeRolary club while Rotary-

vich, asked Mrs, Woodward to
attend their annual affair .as
‘euest of honor.

Mrs. Woodward said that pro-
ceeds from the sale will be used

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_ghONTREAL—Whatr your. re a candidate, for the oy 1p
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‘Swim suit “tiles this’ year ‘have completed the eycle fro ‘! r
~lerman’s . revolutionary-—and in-her day’ shocking-—tank suit of 40 odd. ‘years.

ago, to, this. year’s. version ‘of. the.s same: @ style,
In the interim women -have 7 :
worn two-piece suits and. Bikinis," on this ‘ype of suit since’ re Weis

Ee cit ile ne ah ae first Introduced: on. the’ ‘market, maxes the tani
This year all the fashions of the “This. year’s styling:, would seem: any. type or ligure,:W
cycle are represented lo sume to come “the: closest yet. ‘to. the’ “the. fe

5S “fdeal of soft’ feminine ‘lin

: degree, 7
One of Canada’s ‘main, ‘gui: he: minimum of fabric;

‘gult houses (Jantzen “of Canada .§
Limited): Is showing: a- few two-.
“piece ‘sults; This: is the fashion 8
‘surprise of the season, Two- plece:
g.. suits have not been featured. on
this ‘continent: since late ‘in the °
40's, They. area style of suit that’?
few women: can-wear. well, since ®
they call for a near:per fect fig-
ure and:a flat midriff. But for a
‘those who’ can meet: the. figure:
requirements, they're ideal for.
-both swimming and sunning. Bi--
kinis—the favorite, swim: sult Of: .
European women’ — ‘Have. never .
been very popular on: the. North
American continent except for a

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actual” swimming.: Today's suits
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THREE STYLES: of bathing sults. are worn by. three girls sched
nled-to leave for Italy for the “Miss Universe” contest: Posing,
with Eiffel Tower as backdrop are, left to right; Monica” Lor> -
raine in Bikini, Miss Czechoslovakia; Ktistin Hjelkxem,, ‘Miss
Norway and French lovely Ruby Legrand, - rr

“ot the. -tank?.su
popular, by. Anp
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| to add new furnishings to the
Horne and also other needy pro-
‘jects for the men,

At a shart business session
held in the Elk’s home and
chalred by Honored Royal Lady
Mrs, Roy Boychuk, it was decid-

 

\ntiés ‘wll volunteer to assist in
Atlending the bables curing the
contest,
SHORS ARE CLUES
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England — @o—

Thieves broke into a shop in this:

Dorset’ town and remoyed their
shoes * while they ransacked the
Oromises, They eseaped wilh a

pd of lool, bul, forgot the shoes.

 

 

 

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2:30 p.m. Daily Except
Tuesday and Sunday
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Thursday, Friday To
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ed to hold a spaghettl dinner in
| the ‘Elk’s home, Saturday, July

7 with’ Mrs, Louls Gastaldint as
eonvener. .
Committees were. named tor|!
the Elk's lodge Flag Day, July 2.

Mra, Wilfred Bolam was pre-
sented a farewell gift, Mrs, Bo-
lam with her husband left today.
for Vancouver where they. will
make thelr home.

Musical and word games. were
then played .to conclude the
enjoyable affatr,

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MODEL FACTORIE s

Seven model factories being set
up in West Pakistan to improve
quality of edtton ginning are es-
timated to cost nearly 48,000,000.

readers:

@ Buy your show Lickets at the
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pilot, Cedric Mah of Vancouver, ‘lant, 1427 Sixth Avenue East. Mrs.
left this morning by Canadian

signed strictly for. women who.
‘swam. professionally. and whe
: wanted comfort; with the: mi

imum’ of fabr
Today's

minority of women, but. they're’
still, in: ‘this’ ‘year’s : fashion - “pic-
ture for the few who £o° desire,
The. skirted suit—1956 version.
— has.a slimmed down ..skirt.”
Most, women find, this lype. of
suit ideal for sunning, less SO ‘for.
swimming. There have’. been’
many ‘ood style improvements

 
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
 
 

 

PERSONALS

Well- known British Columbia | daughter, Mr,. and Mrs, , Py ‘Pale

 

 

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the modem styling feativre of a ne 1H ye

 

Wright’ plans -to” Teburn, home
Pacifle. Airlines plane for’ his/early in July. ce,
home after spending .the. past
week, in: the eily visiting his:
mother, Mrs, Sdith Mah, who is
MM in the Prince’ Rupert General
hospital. Also. visiting here jis
pilot Albert, Mah of } Montreal.

Rev. Murray. Tenderson,.Mrs
Henderson and their three chil-
dren, Kathie, Graham and Ste-
phen, arrived back in: Canada
June, 6 from India‘ where they
Ihave been missionaries for: the
United Church after: a two and

a half year appointnient. ° > Mrs.
Henderson was. Margaret Smith,
daughter of former long-time
Prince Rupert residents, Mr, and
Mrs, O. 1. Smith, now residing in
Vietoria.

U. S. Aircraft
Amuse Russians

_ . LONDON (Reuters) “The. So-

Bruce Hamer, Department of | ‘viet government newspaper . ‘ln.
Fisheries engineer, left. today by vestia says American planés’ “are

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Mrs. Thomas Gass and her
baby. daughter Jacqueline, 1433
Highth Avenue East, left this
morning by CPA plane f or Van-
couver. en rouie to Honolulu
where she will join her husband
who Is a Untted States Coast
Guardsman.

Mrs. C. W. F. Jenkins and her
family, 104. Hays Gove Circle,
left--today by CPA plane. for
Skidegate Iniet, Queen Charlotte |
Islands; where they will “make |
ithelr home’ for an indefinite per= :
od.

Bride- lect Miss Me vis 5S Briggs
of Prince Rupert was feted with.
a miscellancous “shower by the |.
_|Glentaniia Women’s Institute in
‘\Smithers last Suiday ‘afternoon,

lit was reported’ today: are

Miss Briggs’. marriage to David
-jRichard Hargreaves. will be an
eveiit of June 29 in the Pentecos:
tal Tabernacle, Prince Rupert.’

At the affair, the bride’s corner
was delightfully decorated. with
pink and white streamers, off-set
with ‘pink and white carnations.
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(This week ‘we have Long Spare!
| Ribs and Chips, Deep Fried
‘Prawns. Pineapple - Chicken.
Phone orders our speciatly. Dial
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|@ wo. busines ‘miceling,
‘ fisllowed by Installation of Of-|
-flecrs, June 20 at the Mvose |
“Temple, Mecting 8 p.m, sharp.
‘L.0.0.M, and Guests Invited to
Hinstallation at 9 p.m, (144)

'@ Valhalla meting, Thursday.
7:30 p.m, All members please at-
LOH, Reports on conyentlon.

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JOIN SOCIAL CREDIT
An Eye On Your Government

Mrs. Ziggy Judzentis. and. Mes |
Jollymore. . :

The guest ; ‘of horiot received |
her: large’ “assortment of gifts,|
atranged on a small decorated
table... Rre/seshments, concluded :
the, party.
Invited guests were “Mrs. James
‘| Briggs, Mrs. Peter Oliarny, Mrs
Carl Mortenson, Mrs. Michael
Mesich, Mrs; Frances Mackney,
Mrs, Conrad lignyin,.Mrs., John
Schrocder, Mts Peter Skuba, Mrs:
Carl Votterli, Mrs. Jessie Parker,
Mrs. Ruth Wood, Mrs. Ruth
Cooper, Mrs. Mat. Malkow, Mrs,
Gilbert, Mrs, Jack Sharpe, Mrs.
William Flint, Miss Maureen Ev-
ans, Miss Patsy Parker, Mrs. Ray
Oulton, Mrs, William Walton,
irs. Willlam Billeter, Mrs, Paut
Sturzencgzer and Miss Mary
Lundstrom, FT

. MANY HERDS
Milk production accounts for,
| about 45 per cent “of the total)’
gross agricultural income in
Norway i .

plane for Queen Charlotte is- constantly circling over" "Soviet
jlands for a few days stay, where | warships on, their way to“Zom-
tons, inspect fishway construc: jit china, ateortlig, to #.08-

“+s teow ‘radio... “correspondent.
Vancouver. visitor Mrs, dL -wriles:“"Thes “unsalted ‘travel

Wright is presently in the’ city {companions are’ the. objécts of
as Bucst of her s son- -in- law and; fokes oy Russian: sailors.” 2

  
  
    
  
    
    
   
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

 

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THUS BATHING SUIT has the::
intriguing tithe “Double Take,".| §
named for the. novel design of ~ |

the contrasting halter hand:
which can be tled also behind: /
the hodice leaving the shoul-
ders bare, Made of acetate and:
elastic fabric the suit “has

gentle shirring to provide hip-

line Interest. It §s available in:
a varicty of colors. (Designer |
is Catalina. by Sukntt, Mon-

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One of these days, Fred's going to take

over the farm, Meanwhile, he's planning;
studying and working hard... learning

right on the job,

POLKA DOTS HIE the fahion - spotlight in this eyoecntehine
swhnsult duo by dantven, Made of taille, the filly sults aeeent
long-torgo élyling fo slln the figure, At left ts the smart “Polka
Piper” a sures fitting sheath with apron-ke rifling, Ths com.
punton Is the “Palka Dal, " with shorts bottom,

“Already he's learned a lot about modern

farm management, and how a chartered

bank cxn play iis part in making farm

 

living more comfortable, more profitable,
He has found, for example, how useful

EDIT IT MEETING
NTRE 8p.m,

ednesday, Juno 20

the bank can be as a place to build up
savings, to obtain credit, to seek financial
advice and market information, He knows
thatthe bank manager's door is open

to everyone,

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