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‘the presentation of “gifts ina:
tities of ice-tram, hotdogs and
4489 t drinks.

_ Vere enjoyed,

KIDNEY ACIDS

both border towns, Hyder, Al-
aska, and Stewart, .

Members, relatives and friends
of Chapter. 16, Women of the
Moose also joined in- the festive
oecasion, —.

Highlight of the evening was a
mock trial of charter member
William Tooth who was found
“guilty as charged” and fined 25

cents cash, Hunter Smith was!

prosecuting attorney; Scott
Foote, defending counsel; H, A.
McClelland and Bob Barwise.
prosecution witnesses; Jonn

Nicoll and-R,. Hutchings, con- |

stables; and W. Shields Or, an-
other charter lodge m member, pre-
alding judge.

Entire audience was empan-
elled as jury.

‘The customary Nine O'clock |

Ceremony was exercised by two
young children dressed in. night
clothing and carrying candles
which they placed upon the
altar. and then knelt in prayer.

Winners in whist were Mrs. L,
Meneghello, ladies’: first prize;
:Mrs, Betty Walker, consolation;
Geor me Lupick, men’s first prize,
‘and Isaac Soderlov, consoiation.

Cribbage winners were Mrs,
varie Burnett and Walter Tof-
foll, first prizes; Mrs. Barbara
Yowell and Clell Mayes, consola-
tor,

Supper ‘was’ ser ved by "thie

Women of the Moose, Also ‘pi'es- |

ont was Louis Watkins of Hyder,

 

Shower Honors
Whss 4 lajore

Miss Clara Majore, whose for-
coming mariage to Mr, Maurice
Trudeau takes place Novembt
§, was guest of honor at a showe
held last night at the home of
Mrs. Carl Simonds, 117 Ninth
Avenue. West.

Co-hostess was Mrs, RB. H. Sim-
omds of 1412 Overlcok Street.

Others present included Mrs
H, Stevenson of 1412 Piggott Ave
nue; Mrs. J, He Trudeau of 1443
Piggott. ‘Avenue; - Mrs, B, K'es-

Mrs, EB. Campbell, Mrs S. Grim-

olfson of 1643 “Eleventh Avenues

East, and’ Mrs J, E.- Bateman
1405 Phést Overlock sirect,
Hiehlisht of the evening was

sally decorated basket to the

| aonor of -the Queen Mother,

 

visit to Canada and the United:
frock of deep oyster satin embr

Picketed by

By LLOYD McDONALD.

Canadian [tress Staff Writer
NEW YORW 4 — The -Irish-
republicans paraded outside in
the cold. while the loyal. men of
Ulster paraded inside the warm
ballroom, ‘then: danced into the
early hours of this morning in

_ The ‘vecasion was’ the Com-
monWealth ball, second during}
the 10-day visit here of Queen

 

Stage Party
For Children

Perhaps the most successful
children's Hallowe'en party: ever

Moose Child Care commiticc. vias
held. last Priday in the Moose
Fall, oo,

Convened by Mis. Hazel Gam-
bin, the party saw: abdit ' 9u:
youngster; age‘from {cui to 14.
phis about 40 adults enjoy quan-

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THIS IS A NEW PORTRAIT of Queen’ Wfother Elizabeth taken by.
Dorothy Wilding before the Queen Mother left’ for: hér 21-day.

Dance For Queen Mother |

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|| PREVIOUS. DEMONSTRATION”

Moose Women}

| day when the Queen Mother ar-

staged by. the Women of The}:

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rish Group

| Mother Elizabeth.’ ‘Among the
societies attending were:the Loy-
‘al. Orange Lodge and’: the Ulster
Arish Society of New. York...’

While the Northern” Trelinders
gathered © with other. . Common-
-wealth groups to’ ‘greet. tie’ ‘royal
visitor, members: of. the: Sons. of

ti-British group,’ ‘picketed. the ?th
regiment ‘armory on Park’ ave-
nue, carrying placards with: anti-
British slogans.

 

Another. republican | group, {he
Irish-American: Muhite. Men, -had
demonstrated ‘previously ‘during |.
the v.sit,— at the dockside-Tues-

ived and in front’ of the Wai-
dorf Astoria-Hotel Saturday
night when she attended the
Columbia University: charter din-
ners :
nither or bo! +h: groupe are. ex-
pected: Wednesday night to plex
et. the pig: ‘English Speaking’ un-

iver.’ ‘with +
crystal beads. Her jewelry and: tiara are of diamonds; «’

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seeil many ‘$mprovemenits in. the |-
city:-parks,‘ineluding’the open- |
tng of Casey Park, the start-of
the park fill at Algorna Park; the.
clearing and. seeding of the pic-|.
Mic:.area:-and:.the general im-
provemént ‘at: McClymont . Park,
Mr, Forman came to Canada in
1927 from: his:-home, town ‘of
Petethead, : Scotland, 30 miles
from Aberdeén- and ‘settled first
fat lle- -a-La- Crosse, Saskatch:-
wan and. the: ‘Peace River
country, It was in’.1929 that he
first went to Cod Lake,’ where
he; opened’ up the HBC storé;
In 1942 his’ work’ with the
Hudson. Bay Company had
brought him to Port Simpson

‘company... Mr. . Forman started
‘In with, the Prince Rupert Fish-

jation and: in 1946 he werit to
‘he, Co“Op. Bakery. .
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Head Arrives

Scheduled, ‘to arrive:in: Prince
Rupert: today by air: is. the: Rev.
E; Wilson. Carlile: ACD; BD, chief
secretary of'the Anglican Church
Army in’ ‘the British Isles.

After. his arrival by. Canadian

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fore ihe Queen. Mother ‘Boes to”
Washirg‘on ‘and Ottawa:

diese s moving “in. an - orderly
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With BJ. Bacon
presentations:
Prizes were gwar ded
Jowing:
Roberta -Ross.as a- majore'le:
Molly Montgomery as a WAC; ,
‘Terry Wood ag ‘a clown! Barbor +
Grimble as Mooscheart; dani
Campagnolo as a leopard; Mar-
7M: Hardy , as. ulumn, Audrey
a TungaMans “Fleang’
Gre nasa beltboy: Joey Deblase
Ceares Washington: “Bob
Grimble as Robinson. Crusoe:
Wathie Neilson as . Daphne:
Grnne Meintyre as an eld fash-
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‘ady of 180: Tenne Holder as a
‘adv gf 1200; Wayne Slaten as a
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Ins le, a dotea.veterans groin:
‘neluding detachmen's form-th -
canadian Letion and the Now-
‘ound ocd) War Veforane: wore
erows up en tis-aimory foor’y!
a aie} of hunor. ‘The Untied
dlatrs as represented by th,
American ‘Lenlea and’ Veteran
ME Firclan wars.

Afer {he Queen Mother ins
specled he. guard: the will:
passed [1 review before the rave"
box, where,er Majesty took the
SA ‘ule Then the danec'ng was
resumed, to the music of Guy
Lonibards. fh London;
korn band leader, . 4

The Queen Mother did not
foke part in the dancing, but
remained in the royal box for
three dances after che iormal
ceremonies, | .

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@ Rev, J. A, Munro, ED, First
Presbyterian Chureh, November

14, 49590

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Wednesday, Nov. 3,2 pan, Lepton
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