Comedy Starts
Season Tonight

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pene of feverish
Mi as the Prince
Ppvatre held — its
yor its latest

B aaon is Blue,”
comedy by F.

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Principal roles are played by
Nina Youngman as Patty O'Neill,
Peter Mickles as Donald Gresh-
am, Jolin Robertson as David.
Slater and Harley Lewis as
Michael O'Neill,

Nina Youngman portrays: a
young working girl in New York
who while bathing. to retain her
morals, becomes entangled in a
double triangle. This roll calls
for her to play a rather highly
spirited young Miss anxious to
culminate a marrlage of Icve
and money despite all obstacles.

Peter Mickles plays a young
architec) who helps Patty
O'Neill fulfill her ambitions,

John Robertson portrays the
wealthy, indifferent father of
Cynthia, an important unseen
character of this play. who has
_ Gresham's
affections.

Harley Lewls, in-a brief but
telling appearance carries a lo*
‘of punch as the stern and pro-
tective father of Patty O'Neill,

Fashion Show :
Th, Sha lure
Frourleen Models

At least fourteen models will

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, display fall and winter fashions
‘when the Ladies Auxillary of the
; Canadian Legion stage their Pre.
Christmas Fashion Show in the
Canadian Legion auditorium this
Thursday evening.

Among the models chosen so].

far are Mrs. Percy Bond, Mrs.
William Rothwell, Miss Drew
Patrick, Miss Myrna Knutson,
Mrs. Darrow Gumez, Miss Sylvia
Helland, Norma Johnson, Mts, M,
J. Orme, Mrs, R, Merrison and’
Mrs, J: Gordon.

During the one and a half
hour fashion show, added at-
tractions will see one of the
models wearing a series of old-
fashioned clothes. The array
of latest fashions will be high-
lighted by « slip of gure gold.

During tl.e short intermissions
piano, violin and vucal selections

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Planist for the fashion show
will. be. Yvonne Schaffer and
‘commentator will be Mrs. John
‘Denning.

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Elnore Philpott, columnist and,
MP will speak at the Canadian.

Club of Prince Rupert’s mect- |

ing. Wednesday, 8 pan. Sons of.
Norway Hall. ¢
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Canadian Legion Women's!

| Auxillary will hold Its pre-'
‘Christmas Fashion show at the:
“Canadian Legion auditorium |

Thursday, November 18 at 8

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Women of the Moose’s Fall!
tea will be held |
Thursday, November 18

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‘lorme, a past noble grand of

present

Noveniber 5, ‘Rev. L. G, Sieber

Odd Fellows,

Members of the Gdd Fellow
and Rebekah Lodges in Prince
Rupert, last week honored: a
long-time member: of both
groups and city pioneer, who will
leave soon to make his home in
the south.

He is H. M, “Harry” Daggett,
528 Seventh Avenue East, one-
time mayor of Prince Rupert,
who with his wife will leave
aboard the Prince George Thurs-
day night to make thier home in
Vancouver where their son, Dr.
H. M. Daggett, Jr., is assistant
professor of chemistry at the
University of British Columbia,

At a joint social evening at-.
tended hy. members, of, Centen-
nial Rebekah Lodge No. 40 and
Prince Rupert Lodge No. 63,
IOOF, Mr. Daggett was presented

‘}of both lodges by Mrs. J. M.-De-

 

the Rebekahs. ©.
‘CHARTER MEMBER
Mr. Daggett-Was thie firs? noble’
grand .of Centennial Reébekah
‘lodge on its inception: May 29,

‘}with a music box clock on behalf |:

—Photo by Van Meer Studle

PRINCIPALS IN A RECE wNT ocal wedding” were Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Carl Johnson, united in marriage at First United Church,

heard the marriage vows, The

bride Doraleen Olson is the daughter of Mr. Oscar Olson and the
groom is the son of Mrs. N. G. Nelson, 1106 Eleventh Avenue East

Rebekahs Fete

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daggett

prairies and in Vancouver briefly
before coming to Prince Rupert

in 1909. In his early days here}

he followed his trade as-a car-
penter, He was employed for 16
years on the provincial govern-
ment wharf, first as an account-
ant and then superintendent,
util 1928, when he again turned
to carpentry. In 1953 he was ap-
pointed city assessor but after
a few months was forced by poor
health to retire.
ACTIVE OFFICIAL

Always interested in commu-
nity activities, Mr. Daggett, en-
tered the civic political scene in
1943, serving as alderman and
then, winning the mayoralty in
1944 and serving for three years.
Since his term as mayor he has
served four terms as alderman:

Mrs. Daggett caine nere after
their marriage in. Vancouver in
1911, and was active for many

|that so many. children in - the
critically and apparently enjoy-.

‘voiced keen disappointment ‘at

| Grade. ‘4—David Hankinson, Bor-

'Elks, OORP-

“Witiners of the Younis Canada i
Book Week book review contest
for Grades 4to 10 in, city schools,
sponsored again this year by. the
Prince. Rupert. public . Nbrary
board, were announced today by
the panel of judges, are
The judges, Mrs, Perey: Young;
Mrs. ‘Morris Wayman and Will
Hankinson, said that '214- entries
weré i received, An ‘analysis: of
the entries showed that 64 én-
tries :were’ recelved ‘from Grade
4,74 from. Grade 5;°71 from
Grade . 8; .one from ‘Grade: 7:
none,. from Grade 8; two from
Grade 9, and: two from Grade 10;
. The. panel’ expressed pleasure

lower grades were ‘reading’ books
‘ing them.’ However, ‘the: judges:

the paucity of entries. from ‘the
higher. grades.

and honorable mentions in. that
order, were:: :

cen;;.Karen Scherk, Borden;
Thomas’ Wayman, Borden. °

Grade 5—Bruce Mitchell,. King
Edward; Nora. Mah, Borden;
Marcia Mah and Renate Mensch,
Borden.

Grade 6—Robert Gordon, King
Edward; Lois Antrobus, King Ed
ward, .

Grade 7-David Allen, Booth,

Grade. 9— Jean Yamamoto,
Booth; Rosie Tamura, Booth..

Grade 10—Sue Kerein, Booth;
Doreen Freeman, Booth, :

The quality of work, done. by4
most’ contestants was felt: to be
a credit to them, the judges ‘said,

However, the panel agreed,
more care should. be given: to
penmanship, spelling and punc-
tuation as well as to margins and
paragraphing,

“The veviewer should learn to
open his remarks with a state-
ment as to the type of book he or
she is reviewing,” one Judge, said,

 

Hear Official.

Laud Progress.

Aim and ‘ideals of the Bene--
yolent and Protective Order of
Elks were outlined: Sunday
afternoon by.P, A. Miquelon, of

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thing about the characters if the) 200" .

book “has_ “strong « noteworthy
characters, give a. brief sum-

or. not he or “she: ‘thinks : it 4s

or his. or: her, Age, Wes

Church Guay.
Leaving Soon:
d.

Three“ long-time members. of
the -First Baptist. Church were
honored last ‘night at a farewell
gathering: of. the members of the

congregation...
Winners, with ‘first, seconds |.

They were Rey. ‘and Mrs, Fred.
Antrobus; who has been the pas-
tor of the First’ Baptist Chureh
here for the past eight years;
Mrs,- J... -Gilker,. ‘organist, | a
member of the’ church for. 31
years and Mr. Harry Daggett, a
member for 42 years, |
Presented to Mr..and Mrs. ‘An-
trobus by the group, was a gift of
money, Mrs,’ Gilker received. ay
brown genuine leather’ handbag’:

mary, ‘of the’ “subject: matter :
(many. reviews .were +00, long) ,
and then give a ‘Teasoned : evalu-|
ation ‘of. the book as: to’ whether :

worthwhile: reading for: children :

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cabaret dancer | in een
she turned to: religion; wil

December ‘5.. Two of-hel
are entitled’ “From Ca
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Wednesday, 8 p.m Fra er!

end Mr. Daggett a Pen and pen- Special Busines

cil set. -.
- Mr. and. “Mis, Fret! ‘Antrobus|

are leaving at’ the.end of. Novem-|
ber,for Yorkton; Sask., where he
{has accepted a call: as pastor of
the First Baptist Church there.

the end of‘ th2; month with. her.
husband; Mr, J. CG. -Gilker, : ‘who

is takinig:a position with Booth . ;

Fisheries in Seattle: ‘Wash. . Mr.
Daggett fs moving to take up
residence in Vancouver ‘with: his |:
son, Harry Jr.;-a professor ~at
UBC. He and. Mrs. Daggett, will
leave the city. this coming: Thurs-
day. De

Refreshments. were’ served: by} oe

the Ladies of the Mission Circle.

PERSONALS...

Holidaying in the. south ‘are
Mr, and Mts...John F». Magor,
who -left.. ‘Thursday. for Vancou-
yer by, plane..; :

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Edmonton, Dominion Grand Or-

years in ‘the Imperial Ordér“ganizer for the BPOE when he

Daughters of the Empire and the
at. the. Elks. Home. (eee oad

Canadian Club.
Mr. ‘and Mis: “Daggett “ll
make their home at 4078 37th

 

11919 and is one of the five char.
‘ter mienbers ..e is ‘also a past;

‘noble grand uf the Odd irelliws. |
Mr. |

The occasion JM saw
‘Daggett and Mrs, James Sinp-
.son, another longtime Rebekah,
thonored on their pirthdays, cut-
iting a large, i: ‘autifully decorat- |
od birthday cake. :
| Mir. Dagget. was born in New
|Evunswick aud lived on the

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AMHENGTRUNG, ONT,

This advortisomant ts ndt publ
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VANCOUVET, n.d,

ishod or displayed by the Ulquor
ovornmont of British Columbia,

Avenuc West in Vancouver. :

Jape Recorder
Vw Project
Of Booth PTA

The sum: of $150 will be pub
toward the, purchase of a “tape:
recorder for the Bouth’ Momoridl:
Juntor-Senior [High School. by!
the Booth Memorial Parent-
Teacher Assoclatidn, it was de-
elded at a meeting of the group
lasl week.

The move was taken after R
H, Ravidson, Booth School prin-
cipal told the ‘meeting of the
many uses to which @ tape re-
cording machine could be put.

Wighlight of the meeting wns
a-panel diseusslon on the alms
and ohjectives of the Parent.
Teaeher Organization, Panel
chairman was Ry H. Davidson
while other members taking part
in the discussion were Mrs, Fi,
Reeker, Mrs. P, Mark, FP. N. Sul-
ton and H, J, Marchant, Speak-
ers were Ilmited to five minutes
ench, 4

The group expressed apprecin-
tlon ab having [8th and 19th
century watercolors on display at
the high school,

The next meeting of the Booth
\Wigh School PTA will be held
January 12, 1058, The present
membership of the group Is 110.

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‘spoke. to.a well-attended meeting

Stressing the’ lofty princi

 

of the national organization be-
fore ‘a joint meeting of the
Prince Rupert Elks Lodge and
the Order of the’ Royal Purple,

Mr. Miauelon said that the BPOE
‘jhad made rapid strides in Can- |:
ada in recent years, The national |.
group was ‘now enjoying «the |’
greatest growth and develcn-|-§

ment in- Its history, Mr, Mique-
lon said,

He complimented the officers
and members: on, the: “prpgress

madd by the local’ laitae. sited tts |

Anstitujion. and expressed — his |.
surprise and pleasure at. seeing
sucht spacious and well-annoint-
ed quarters, The “Elks Home" |.
was well-named, he said, |

He commended (he lorie for.
sponsoring the “Mareh of Dimes"
campaign for crippled children.

On Saturday, Mr. Miquelon
was the dinner ruest of Exhalted
Rwer A, M. Speers and Mrs,
Sneers and Saturday nicht, alone
with offleers of the lodge was
entertained at a social eventne
ul the home of Mr. and Mrs,
t{ darnel, R. Hull, \

My Miemelon left oon last
night's boat for Kitimat whi re
he wll install offiears of the
newly-formed Elks lodge there.

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