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per home at 1451 Plaza to honor bride-elect Miss

‘Mrs. R.L. Gardiner was hostess for a miscellan-

he Thesguest, of. honor, seated in Mrs, Kenneth Dopson presented
oa decdrated chatr, reéeived her | bouquels frum her garden. to
fone ‘placed in a baskeb sus- | Miss York and Mrs, Perry York,
[pode on a sland, resembling | mother of the bride-to-be.
ishing well, | A decorated hride’s cake was
The! presentation of corsages included In the refreshments,
‘ d bouquets crealed a color tur | Other guests attending were
ackeround setting to the affair: Mrs’ Peter Mark, Mrs. ‘John
Y Adam Wildgoose gave Miss; Overgaard, Miss Deanna Smith,
ork aycorsage of fresh flowers, : Mrs. Archibald Bowen, Mrs,
oe from her garden, while Douglas Walker, Mrs, Foster
vtevtmecemmmnnns | WUSOY, Mrs, Hugh Perley, Mrs.

SON W William Tipton and Mrs, W. E.
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Smith, Sending gifts but unable

‘ito attend were Mrs, Ragner
Fi ifyolfson and Mrs. Robert Sil-
ance ~ i vorsides, .

A parcel of gifts sent from a.
| “mystery pal” was also recelv-
ied by the guest of honor.

Many cities and towns in
Scotland bear the prefix “In-1a
ver,” as well as the county of

art Silay

der whist drives and.
‘dances will start Friday night In! ,
1@ Bons of Noryw ay hill, it was!”
‘Qeeldér Monday night when the!

‘SON Jodwe held its first session In vernesshite.,

Gf the season, ey

readers
yestiel, B.C, Mr, Dybhavn do-

: ited “an assortment of books; @ Avold theatre line-ups—buy
y vrilten in Worweeian to the Your Ulekets at the Grand Cale,’

 

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4 Tho.meeting, chaired py P. t. |
“Febepson, president, pave a vole:

 

Prince Rupert Sons of Norway. Grand Cafe specials this week:
peg “ ‘Chicken Wuntun, Deep Fricd
: Prawns, Chicken Ciblet Chop

Dubing the social hour, Mrs.! suoy Best Red Brand T-Bone

ps. Pedersen and 0. K. Olsen, Steaks and Fried Walp Chicken,

it “were celebrating — their: a. Dhan,
inthydays, cut the birthday cake ; corns a 3818, Sane *im38)

4 ag. by Mrs. Martin Bjorndanh), }
© September General Meeting

‘of Canadian Legion, 8 o'clock
‘tonight, All members asked to

attend, Initiation of new mem-
‘ers, tp

 

Rev. L. E. Jackson Appointed.
Regular Baptist Pastor Here —

‘s,s stevivLloyd B, Jackson ts expected to. arrive in Prince § Ru
pert with his family by motor from Vancouver Oclober 4, as
the newly-appointed pastor for the Prince Rupert Regular :

Baptist church, it. was learned

tet

Vancouver Island,

Mr. Jackson ls a veteran of the Second World War when
he served overseas with the Army Medical Corps, He is a
graduate of the Norwestern Baptist Bible College at Port’
Coquitlam, B. GC. and for the past elght years has been pastor
of the Cloverdale Regular Baptist church outside Vancouver
at which tlme he also conducted services tn
churches in the vicinity of Cloverdale, = _

The new pastor also served: at the Convention of Regular
Baptist churches of British Columbia ‘as chairman of the
Home Missions Committee and as assistant director of ‘Point

Roberts Baptist camp.

Accompanying Mr, Jackson here will be his wife, and two
children, David, 2, and Berry, four months old, They . will .
make their home at 844 Summit Avenue,

Mr. Jackson replaces Rev. L. EB, Thorpe, who was recently
transiérred to the Regular Baptist church in Courtney,

here today.

four other

 

PTA Officers Briefed

On Duties as Executives

Acquainting Parent - Teacher
assorintion executives with their
duties and satting of a date for
the 1958 District Parent-Teach-
er’s Regional conference in

| Prince Rupert were the main

items of business Monday night}
at a-successful first session of
the Prince Rupert Parent-
‘Teacher council, .

The new executive members
of all PTA’s introduced to the
council by president Mrs, Ay L.
Bell, were told that in the fu-
ture instructions and informa-
tlon on the function and struc-
ture of PTA’s In general and
thelr. own duties in particular,
would be enforced.

It was suggested that a one-

evening get together be devoted
to free discussion of problems,
Instructions could dispel many
doubts and make for smoother
operation of the associations.

 

-@ Rupert Shoreworkers U.F.A,
i W.U, meet 38:00 p.m. Thursday,;
‘Sept. 27, Legion Auditorium, All:
Ce please attend, (227) |

‘9 Sons of Norway Whist and
Dance, at S.O.N. Hall, Friday,
Sept. 28, 8 o'clock. Everybody
; welcome. © (228)

/@ “Organizational meeting for
‘Outboard Racing Association,
Civic Centre, 3 pan. Sept, 26.

, (228)

'@ Conrad United W.A, Rum-
‘meee Sule. Sept. 29, Ennpire
‘Building, next to Co-op Bakery.

(220)

T Brie 2) brood ¥,
Peuturo’ Cushions
ré op Adumh of
Bo RN Itt®
few plwtic
Welinigg: that pets
cAul irritation uf luuse, badly fitting (nb
Stiug came sore ted gums di
filting dentutes, ; itt a few
makes the wobbles plates stay
wmssy in place + gives enfort, Mat:
; thing ~ talk, laugh = plates “stay pute’
ilk ietalenasto guar or deplures,
Sruyg-codinera cnn last from 2 to 6:
rout, Stays soft and plinble = does not
Haden and rain plate, Peely right out
when replucemont is hee No daiiy
shother with adhesives, Cet Smug brand
yDenture Cnughions today! 2 diners for up.

per or lane plates $150, Money back if @ WA, of the U.F.AW.U. Bake
not, sothetiod. ML all dmigtints. Salo, Sept. 29, Gordon & Andere

 

 
     

 
 
    
   
     
     
 
  
   
 
    
   
   

  

  
   

    

   
    

 

   

   
  

   
     
   
 
   

 

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‘Mrs. Bell described the func-
"tion of the Parent-Teacher
‘council, the construction of valu-
able PTA programs and sug-
gested ways to shorten meetings
and make them more interes -t-

Ing.
It was decided to hold future
meetings every {wo months,

Next meetings will be held in:
November, January, March and
“May.

set for the J956 Regional ¢On-

be held Rooseveit

school.

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Stewart, Masset, Sandspit, Queen
Charlotte City, Bella Bella,

[for a teal grey wool worsted

{Doolman sleeved jacket Mned in
red and a slim’ fitted ‘skirt. °

‘summer . ‘costume, . .with pleated

“Mie Galé Game 15, ‘ond Miss 5 Leslie McLaren;
12, last week were judged winners in a: junior ‘dress
-|making, contest, ‘sponsored by the ‘Singer Sewing
Machine Company: when a: fashion show was: ‘staged

at’ the’sewing’ceritre: September We oe

‘Miss: Gomez, daughter ‘of. Mr.*
and Mrs;: ‘Darrow ‘Gomez ‘of 18}7
Seventh Avenue East, took first
prize inthe senior girls group

dressmaking coiitest held carl:
fer this year, ‘presented ‘each
winner with a zippered-leather
two-piece sult, featuring a boxy| scissors, -:
. The , two, winning costumes
‘were airmailed to Winnipeg,
where they will compete against
the winners from: all sewing
centres in: Canada.

Other « competitors were - “Miss
Airdrie Frazer,' Miss - ‘Loree Fau-
ght,
Georgina Ferguson; Miss ‘Mar-
lita:-Ferguson and~ Miss: Rose |-
Thompson.: Entrants

Junior’, winner, “daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLaren of
421 Fourth Avenue West, chose
a yellow Indian’ Head two- -plece|

skirt and longer: line” sleeveless
over-blouse, accented with. a
sailor collar-and black. silk tic. .
Guests .,, were welcomed ' ‘by
Maurice. Charest, manager of the
‘local sewing centre. which , is

 

Judges were Booth ‘Memorial
High , school hoine , economics

 

 

j Belia Coola, Port Simpson and
Greenvi.le and a good repre-!
sentation. is expected,

The Conrad Street school PTA
i will again convene an ‘inter-
national dinner October. 26, in
the Armories with ‘Mrs, Hans.
Petersen and Mrs. Josephine '
Hansen as chairmen.

/The council voted to co-spons
sc with ‘the. Civic Centre, a pro-
duction of “Hansel and ‘Grevel”
to be presented here November
§ by Vancouver's Holiday Thea-
tre. Two: performances will be
given, one at 4 p.m, for children
and a family performance at
8 p.m. when children may at-

tend accompanied by an adull.
Tickets will be available ‘from
PTA members.

WOMTM To Visit.
. a
‘Pioneer Home |
Residents of the Pioneer Home
the Moose Moosehaven comiit-
tee on December 23, the commit-

j tec decided at its recent meet-
ling held at the home of Mrs.

 

October 25 and 26 were. dates John Patrick.

| Following the mecting, chaire

ference, with main sessions to by Mrs. B, R. Tymehuk, slides:
Park; were shown by the hostess’s soni, Vancouver jivere in the
(Philip Patrick. Game prize win-liithe weekend while aking
Conference commitice repori-iners were Mrs, Geraid Cameron ;
been {and Mrs, Peter Brass.
sent to PTA’s jn Smithers, Telk- iments concluded the night's ace |

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will be visited by the Women. of .

Refresh-

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{eachers,..Mrs. Helen Fielding a
‘and Miss. Shirley Horton and f
{Miss Vivian Malenchuk, a fore) j
‘mer Booth Memoria’ hich sehaal
home. economics: ‘teacher, Mrs,

F, Willson Was fashion coins
meniator,

Mrs..-Viyian Kellough . of Seal
Cove, winner of the adults. local

¢ onereteness anees canerearaas core

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Miss . Leona ‘Ritchie, | Miss jc

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tween the.uges of. 12 ? years. and ue

18 years” ce op
supervised ‘by sewing. teacher
Mrs, Thomias Petroff, -assisted by, Réfteshients * served’ by. the
Mrs, Melvin Forbes... tyoung contestants, concluded
tiie show. " ode

    

 

    

birthday

 

club ainner meeting at ‘Club 27)"
Monday night when: heparting
member-’ Clare Cordingley~ and |*

Marshall, as. gv ests. of - ho’
were given. gifts. :

“Mrs, Cordingley, manageres
sweet Sixteen ‘in: Prince R
for the past..two years,
transferred, to: Vancouver |
capacity of assistant: supery
of all Sweet: Sixteen ‘gtores"'in
Vancouver’: was: ‘presented
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Mrs. W. A, apeer of Edmonton oF
and formerly of this city Is pres- | =
ently. visiting in Prince Rupert |.
ds guest of her brother and|.,
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Stevens, 951° "Hays Cove Avenue,

 

Mrs. N A. Beketov, 955. Bor-
den Street, is returning , ‘home
this evening ‘on ‘the . Union|.
Steamship Chileotin after aj} «.
month's ‘vacation in Courtendy, ae

Victori and Vancouver,

    

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David. Roblin, 510 seventh ope
Avenue East,; left this morning |. .° fe
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plane for a tip to Vancouver, |

Tv. Norton Youngs left, this |

morning by CPA plane via ‘Ter=") |

race for .a.trip to Vancouver. He:

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city over.
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