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PRINCE RUPERT DAILY NEWS ee ae ee | oe — —
pocorn ce en esa (Quick Change un Sheath | - F irst United Church WA o go. Child i ot
Farewell Party Held Aided by Simple Acessories |Stages Successful Bazaar | £3 Whnen’s &
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rm fof T he horne-cooking table, featured at the. First Christinas came ea
Lok | United-church Women’s association’s annual Christ- |40 children yesterday ‘afternoon | Ba
mas bazaar Thursday afternoon, contributed the|when they attended the Credit

Ses . ed. 16 | women's Breakiast club's. fourth
largest’amount of $362.85 realized at the successful lannual “Christmas:Tree” part,
function. - . in. the Commodore cafe

“Rev, Vernon E, McHachern Mrs, Robert Radiev and Mrs.|..pne cafe banquet’ room, was
Officially’-opened the bazaar in| Gordon Farquhar hdndled the} qecorated Inia Yuletide . moti
the church hall, which was aj candy counter, .  loffeset with a large festively de
profusion. of, Christmas decor-} The Women's Missionary Soc-| rated Christmas: tree “
ations.’ ° - iety, sponsoring the sale. of “Past-president Mrs,.G. M Turé
_ Receiving: the guests were Christmas cards and Christmas| ner was ‘general convener, (AS? {
Miss Joyce Facey, superintend- dotlies was convened by Mrs.\ isting with arrangements Were
ent of the Conrad United hall/#. F. ‘Foster and Mrs. Alice | vis, Stephen Mintenko and Mrs.
and Mrs,’James Ciccone. McComb. a Jocelyn Bolton,
oe “General convener was Mrs, G.) Mrs. Ra W. Large and MIs.) youngsters Were given: noisé-,|ten
wo D. Goodwin, . James Irvine were cashiers. makers, novelty. hats: and. ice. wee a
' Mr. McFachern handled the)" 0 cu’

one eR. Bony ve sale of United church 1957 cal- |p 3
Hine " , "| endars. | :

“ss "| Brling Pederson, Mrs, Harry oe
0!" Melia and Mrs, K, L, Mackey. oe :
oy In the kitchen were Mrs. PERSONALS
‘A... | Charles Young, Mrs. K, F. Har-| iF AE
2... 1ding and Mrs, 8, R. Tordiffe. | Mrs. David Mulroney and. her:
Attending the howe-cooking json, Shawn, of Vancouver re-
{table were. Mrs, D. R. Galten,| tuned home this morning by |
vos. | Mrs. Robert McBride and: Mrs,iCanadian Pacifie Airlines plane ! BM
1 i) Roy. Boychuk, oo. after a two-week stay in the city

~ Mrs, A; Dgnala Ritchle con-jas guests of Mr. Mulroney's.par-| HM -.
yened the Christmas noveltles| ents, Mr. and Mrs. John. Mul- | Rij
and doil'clothes offered for sale.!roncy, 1057 Ninth, Avenue. Bast: | RE
“In the'fancy-work stand were). oe i
Mrs, Dominic Santerbane and} - J.T, Harvey, 619 Fourth Av-i§
'° \Mrs- W, D, Sutherland, Selling jénue Bast, left this morning: by | By
aprons were ‘Mrs, Richard Pol-| CPA plane for Vancouver en ie.
lock: and Mrs. Eugene Pierce. route to Ottawa where he will, fa
"The Canadian Girls in Train- attend the Conservative confer- |
ing, under: the ieadership of ence’ Wednesday and Thursday. |

em _-' Mt. Harvey plans to return 10%

  
 
 
  

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; - The ward room of HMCS Chatham was the
scene of a farewell sherry and tea party yesterday
afternoon when wives of ward room officers, nursing
sisters and Wren officers gathered to fete Mrs. R. E.
Senter cnineonvite signer eve S, Armstrong,

<I- | Mrs, Armstrong wilh Lt, Arm-
New Projects rstrong and their three song are

e ; leaving the city Friday night by
Planned buat to make their home in
ro: Vancouver where Jt. Armstrong
By WOT M has taken a position as assist-
DY ant navigation Instructor for
ats j the Vancouver Vocational
“Three committees of the Wo-' school. In Prince Rupert Lt.
men of the Moose recently held; Armstrong leaves the position
regular mivetings to decide upontas captain of the Canadian Gov-
new projects for the coming ‘ernment Lighthouse tender "Al-
year, ! berni.”
‘The Alumni committee meet-| Mrs, Robert Kelsey on behatt |.
ing, held at the home of Mrs.!of the group presented Mrs.
i I. Kasper, decided to pur-|Armstrong with an off-white
chase a cash box and an electric. metalic evening bag, embroid-
kettle for the use of the lodge.’ ered with silk pastel threads
Mrs. 41, f. Phipps, senior regent, and edged with tiny seed pearls.
diiendgd us a guest along with! Presiding al the pouring table
riines members present. Mrs.. were Mrs, J. D. McRae, wife of
Mary Woodruff won the raffle.: commanding officer Lt. Cdr.
Ghairman Mrs. Kenneth Nesbitt; MeRae and Mrs, B. W. K, Me-|
presided. ‘Jeod, wife of executive officer, '
“Me Mooschaven- committea Li. Cdr, MeLeod. Oreen Lapers |
presented a farewell gift to mem-: ab the ends of a tiny Christmas
ber Mrs. Alec Gomex, who re-! tree centrepiece lent a Yuletide!
 eentigett the city to make her! atmosphere to the occasion,

i} home-In Vancouver. Mrs. B, R., Serving were Mrs." W. J.
“AV 'Pynituk chaired the meeting: Smith and Mrs. Carl Smith.

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Cameron and atiended by six! wife of HMCS Chatham — staff ne ee a, ‘ Prince Rupert Sunday. °° ss" ih pe bles Beck dt
members and two guests. Mrs,, officer, was in charge of ar- re Whist Dance . coe punay rey warning: 1S. sued’:
Gladys: Gien and Mrs, Peter: rangements. PATTERN ASIA. a oe ee eee ee | unauthorized persons: claim
Hunter won the raffles, gp at! eee RR et aa
bay ’ ’ 7 . . “ ° . Pa 4 tee “ & : ‘
It was decided to hold a ritu-} : by McMullen es, Held by SON | 'SHurry = Hurry - Hurryé | ‘ish Columbia. Centennial,
al practice Junuary 9, when the, Play Received De aE ye OP Be i eo Ee Columbia Government. :
RitualScommittee held its mect-: ma Wot othe. | Mrs, Harold Grindstrand. and jy ee eg RB es pete: “ben
ing night al the home of Mrs. arml ed ve VBett Rasmussen were first whist ulucky Girls, and Boysé my of the B.C. Centennial:
Nowa -Hébb- with Mrs. W. D,: W ue ORD pore ef. | prize whiners Friday night when Gnu Pia iat BBA dcntials be ee aha:
Mart{ii, presiding. Tex members Y. eo Fae EE Vthe! Bons. of Norway held its uDown Here At Variety . . ee entials bearing the:-B
and one guest were present. Fol-: d N h PROMINENT. DESIGNER °- ce tweekly whistdrive and dance. {5 ce ere UE
lowih'the business on hand card | Secon ig t ; mo | ho Others winning prizes.in the i Qtr Were EAR
gaines,. were enjoyed with Mrs. | The Chamelon dress-—that changes: {ts fashion mood as easily 23 | women’s division were Mrs. Kolb-i#> | @ foe ;
William Haun and Mrs, Keith: 4n on aundhenee or day slips into evening. It accessorizes heautifully--stands beautl- |jorn’ Dehi{, taking second and ye lovely. 4 iy 0!
Phitivson winning the prizes. | mere than 309 brought back the! f{nily alune, a8 a smooth soft sheath (little darts for its figure- | Mrs. Signe Jensen and Mrs. Jean | ¥! ee TM ee ee tae ee Be ag Mey
ce ene seee {Prince Rupert Little Theatre as-) wizardry, the well-known signature of MeMullen Originals). | Mumia splitting the pool prize. Cae a with their local centennial committee.
i sociation cast of “Burlesque” for} Add the belt, a bouffant scarf to. the high neckline, d palr‘of |--yoseph Slaggard took the men’s) Tit ae business organizations,in thei
G i u F onor S Hfour curtain calls Saturday night) sparkling clips to the V-neck version—-It's a one-dress,wardrobe |socond prize and Dean Freeman, a Tova i ne eee
£O D following, another triumphant; you can wear in limitless variations—-“as versatile-as-your.busy | pool prizes , Ho: te i mee
; a . presentation of the fast-paced| jifa,” says the designer, herself, Casual wools, tweedy cottons, ,|’Committee - in ‘charge, of. ar-|¥° eg pore, BABaY
if Retiring OC comedy-drami, rich taffetas, satins: even linen, silks’ for the ‘coming cruise jrangenients were Mrs. Harold} fee any i
i aan concn “ nh pro- | seasonal! wonderful sewing, Pattern A814 Is’available In: Miss- |Grindstrand, John Pedersen, Mr. THE VARIETY. STORER
-duction's second night director; es’ Sizes 10, 12. 14, 16, 18, and 20, Size 16 requires 2% yards §4- Jahd Mrs. Martin Bjorndal, Mr.| wig. 3; Ave Wo Phone 303ige 10
Of Reserve ‘Ken McIntyre, himself warmly! inch fabric. Send Fifty Cents (In coins) for ‘Pattern -A814‘to |ghd Mrs. Ivor Hornaas and, Har- 518: ard Ave, W. Phone ah

 
  
  
 
  

 
  
  
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
  
 

 

 

  

 

       
    
  
 
   
 

 

 

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of HMCS Chatham, Commander ‘bers of the hard-working cast. : with Zone, Style, Number and Size. - 12 a F R EE
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normal as 1 a Me we a aC Staged’ by Conrad PTA. |basascasnoommas SHC

officers, presented Mrs, John- and third acts was Steve Bart-{theme, was (filled to capacity on the ‘evening ‘ofr November, 30:14 Rocce

er Jolistone with a circular en- | while performances were Ted} yrs Gerd Patzold was general (ren

‘applauded, presented bouquets: prince Rupert Daily. News, Pattern Department, 60 Front Street old Helland. * : LahaamaaaODReeDDTARaREA ent
. Finn ah
', A. Johnstone, was the reclp-' Outstanding for his versatility, ~~~ - cee tenn penecere steamed athens jee want, He ae
; ; , ad bt Po EE “With Eve
night when officers cf the ward weak comedian, was Bill Evans) © . f | p Y | BR me ¥ |. V4 es
9 and guests at-:abiy supported by Bev Hemphill: uccess U re - VU e aZzaar ae ¥ jy SHOPPING. DAYS WhO
Eycoutive officer E,W. K. Me-) Glying top-notch performance, | HORAN RAND R HADDIN AMBALA HAT AD ADAIR
stond with a: large bouquet ofjjett as Lefty the stage manager.{yhen the Conrad Street Parent-Tedéhér assoviation held’ 13 “an- Pe POSS ents oes
graved. silver tray. ‘Haupt, Nora Thompson, Roma! \ - drinks while } sd Mrs, Adolf\it] | : - Me
ted sfeleod. De Ante ' ‘oonvener for the successful: drinks while Mr. .and Mrs, Adolf , wr
Lb. Cmdr. MeLeod paid tribute Ranaghan, Carth Decker, Doug‘ gunetion which realized more | Stelgleder were In dharge of the! Hil: on os - a 10a

 

Retiring Commanding Officer and corsages to the female mem-; West. Toronto, Ontario, Please pint plainly Your Name, Address |, : ee ji ——— _ a
5 ’ ‘ nase ptint plainly ¥: ur ne al Haein eee ee eee eee e eee IRIE TI aI INE SESS ie eiete TOUCHE SR RIES,
lent of a presentation Saturday in the vole of Skid, a talented but! Fever
roony; their wives : :
_ amabite PASH
Leod,.on behalf of the ward room particularly during the second! — The Conrad Street, school basement, decorated in’ a:Christmas |. <=
shyrys emus and Command-: Ww he we
ehrysanthemums and C 1 Others who turned in worlh- |! qual pre-Chrisumas bazaar and tca,
» Coramancer Johnstone, who year “ Mac ‘ ; ; pore ;
to Co i Kear, Don MacDonald, Buddy : than $309, selling ity entire : hot dog stand,

said “was untiring in his ef Naan in way: four: ; Ju
wae He vehal or tke naval Ne ann, mm et ne civ ‘slock of articles offered for sale} Mrs. Victor Duplisse, assisted}
- ‘ mo members of Buddy Taft's Civic "Co conyeners were Mfrs, H, P.' by Mrs, Kelsey and, Mrs, Daniel

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OE reserve division.” ‘Centre School of Dancing, Ler, bite Lippe “hee neal t
oA Refrechments and dancing ona Ritchie, Jessica Neon, tans 7? ae ee N, P. wea eee attended ‘the novelty

concluded the party. nis Bird aid Deanna Peterson, © Ober Selsey and Mrs, Haug atoll. fants AN
" OPP POI Oe eeneeenen oeneine Peterson conducted the epke : ane Sens a aT
walk with the assistance: of .ablractive aprons, knitted chlld- \}{}) °

Donald MacDonald at the piano. | ren’s wear and articles of fancy- |

Books h rAL the same time’sin anat ~swork was convened by Mrs. D.,
New T eatre Group At the same time’ in another tO ee, J.B Parker and!

\ - i A Lib part of the building, T. G, Bate- Marilyn Orr

| ‘ man, principal, assisted by Mrs, °°, “ / \

a Tht rary To Elect Slate Mariun Corntoot with Mrs, dohn (Als Anne Horne and Edda;
pO Election of offteers and up- Denning at the piano, attended Patzold were in charge of the |}

New books presently avall- oylant stand
Ls . eRe ment of committees whi the doll walk, entered by both paul suana,
- able at the Prince Rupert polntment of cominiitees  v } alk \ ‘the Individual tea tabies ‘were

eR public library in’ the Civic take place aut the Give Centre adults and children: centred with Yuletide decors:
Centre Include the fetlowing: Tuesday at o pan, when the "yrs, Alex Skelton and Mrs. niseoting the kitchen were Mrs.

“HE AU Started WHb Tye by Prince Runert Little Thealre as- Josephine Hansen were in Tubb, me LOA Bull. with
Behard Armour and “Of cgoniation holds a general meet charge of the busy fish pond, rg "Yohn Micholuk and Mis

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

      
     
    

 

 

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

  
  

 

 
    
 
  
   
   
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ales { ‘omen” by Frank ig. Anyone interested I as* ussisted by Charles Willsor’ and + Noeautale agele ‘ .
_ Mates and Wome" Dy FPWR. Sing the Tite Tete OUP Fda Let ‘Act estes asstng, | | ehecetech Works dee
Iihraty hours are; Monday bavited 4 attend, The home-cocking tbl? Was’ Ways ASSURANCE 1; The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workors: does
9108 pms Tuesday 1 lo 6 pr pe eee convened by Mrs, John. Feuehnk | 0} "Lond tena pt! os ‘ to ig! op ee eg
Wednesday 2 to 8 pms Thus: : — READERS “aud Mrs, Marcel Girarde! sled figs reveved a letter fom not raise its voice on the-subject of Public Power in bohalf of
dag closed all davy Friday Pla by Mra, Donald Holtom and AN: a prospective passenger neking | ! Private C ' thei M t W hove © | t the. nos, bb
ae G om, and Saturday 2 to 8 pm. g tay your suow Hekets ul Lhe. Peterson, ‘for n seal hohind the nropellors!| rivate Companies or their Management, 0 : ave me TAO. ie
at 4 Reagan 9 Omer tone Graud Cate and ayokd (heatre! Mr, Girardet, assisted by Pauli“so E can make sure “they are \ ‘os a, a. el
“ 4 The Nort sh Passage nay mens This few Grand Oe ‘and Blaneha Glrardet sold: soft! working." oe | : N obuses of power by these companies in the past and hove achiev
| Hest sailed boul ways ina single overs Yui DarHeed et PICK, ce te en ensnae ene me ansem smears tate am aretamen ancient [ : ' . eg he
seusot by the ROM? echuoner Deep Fried Prawns, Chieken, 14 ed substantial correction. . BO re is :
a Mb. Roch” in Wa, “ible. Chop Suey, Beat Red) ' oR a Eg a
_  panennarensvonsan Brand Bone 8teks and Mried rile. ar Seg 7: AMP en
m4 Tlf Chivken, Open Wl 2 aan, ist) . oo . Peer
4 YOUR gaturday, Phone Be32 (200), iH Today proctically one hundred per cont. of the workers In a
of) f LOCKER PLANT'S | @ iterih oi A ane | y the privately owned Electric Light ond Powor Companios in Brite” ea
i ‘owen, et ad & SCORES Se | . ' s co a, tae 4 oo pe mR ae
os ANNIVERSARY Glen Uday, rm Sout Huw | ish Columbia are covored by Union Contract and have Union — a
‘ e sontye, Ha) HHS8, Vanes lowe - : 7h wacecemames ote
| SALE agi aad) Home Arts, 208) | protection under the Labor Laws of British Columbia, 0
\ ¢ ‘ ! | fot Payette oa 4 ot wv 4
i PRICES @ Cider your personalized | " a :
us artis in Chifstimag Guida Marky, Bea tae: ' . . tee oe ” - oy ‘
4 ws dy pee aw deeb UY } a "ny wt \ , ; ' L. ; ae h “| ;
ms Minrsdlay's Pager hate Na ye ttm | Tho Intornational Brotherhood of Eloctrical Workers cherish. ° 4 me
| wih be Tn effect Hoa Pilly News. ') | ' , So SE aes
: HONCKAIBER 13 wine ne i | ss thoir right to bargain collectively for wages, hours-and working 7 AN
: WHUL TECEATIER Te 6 @ Bons of Merway moths be anit ’ tet "oy, my we ee Pe ee
ees cmight 6 pv, 11H) ing hg LS eae | conditions, It fights the aboration of such rights for ALL WORK:
oy me eee on . oe tl ene nr : - - re ee ee || |
tf NSN PEE enn tea | ERS whothor in the form of Antl-Labor laws.or in tho more 8% oe a
vik UNION STE A MSHIPS Wator is as honest as Sunlight | complicated form of tronstoring thoir Status to omployecs oh
y' ) Put Seagram's 80" to the water testy Far watery | 4 the Governmont without ony Rights to bargain collectively;or
' LIAITED pelatin car spat Linge 18 YOUT Most reliable guide | ra es WE,
1 ff ee " | hte win in slit mY whishy. Nier yy othorwisa exercise their aconomtic strongth, © 6 oe ade
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an . Reguiat Passengel and Cargo Service whinky’s Hue, natural Hv our and bouquet, | . ee poe te ati et
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ToL au R r d Vancouver | | Labor does not choose to have its wolfare dotormined by Me
weg doy Prince pel an ancouve ; tho administrative ordors of tho Governmont Officials no matter cspanceadllyy oes
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