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successful

annual. fall bazaar.

The record .affair, was offic-|'
jally opened by ‘parish priest
Rev, M. J. Morrin, who assisted
Catholic Women’s League pres-
ident Mrs. William Bond at the
door. .

Joint-conveners in the attrac-
tive. tea-room were Mrs. Sidney
Dickens and Mrs. Darry Roos.

Oscar Wingham and Mrs. George
_ J. Brown, who supervised the
school’s senior girls, acting as

 

 

SPECIAL:

Boys Windbreakers and
Coats

All woo! for winter wear,

now ,from $3 95

Mens All Wool Plaid

Leavy jack jackets, all sizes.
Special now $6°°

B.C. Clothiers Ltd.

717 - 3rd Ave. West

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2-day church bazaar

An autumn. decor enhanced by. multi-colored
balloons, festoons and profusions of flowers, formed
the gala setting in Annunciation school auditorium
last Wednesday and Thursday when more than 1,000
adults and children attended the Annunciation Parish

Tea room hostesses were Mrs.

| Organization booths were pres-

 

 

 

 

 

Leno Colussi, Mrs. B. J. Fortune

fall event

 

serviteurs.

Directing the kitchen were
Mrs, Arthur Murray, Mrs. Rich-
ard Bury, Mrs. Daniel Delaney,
Mrs. Charles Barrie, Mrs. William
Schaeffer and Mrs. Joseph Roos.

and Mrs. Alex McDonnell. .

In the home-cooking booth
were conveners Mrs. Joseph
Cloutier and assistants Mrs. R.
Gilbert and Mrs. H, Rudolph.

Handling the Catholic Youth

ident John LaPorte, Miss Jean-
nette Cloutier, Miss Olga Zabud-
ney, Miss Margaret Saunders,
Miss Ann Huestis, Miss Murielle
Phaneuf, Robert Oskey and Roy
Prystay. :

Attending the St. Theresa sew-
ing circle counter were Mrs. M.
J. Saunders, Mrs. Anna Garon,
Mrs. Einer Telseth, Mrs. James
Arseneau and Mrs. Leonard Getz.

The Catholic Men’s club items
were handled by Walter Page,
John Comadina, Dennis Mul-
roney, Arthur Murray and Henry
Nuyten.

In the lucky seven booth werc
Mrs. G. P, Lyons, Mrs. C. P. Bal-
agno, Mrs. M. P. McCaffery, ,Miss
Mary Astoria, Miss Pauline As-
torja, Mrs. Oscar Dunlap, Mrs.
J. L. Blain and Mrs. W. R
Cummine.

Mrs. Claire LaCroix convened
the fish pond assisted by Mrs.

and Miss Marily Brown.

In charge of the surprise pack-
age counter was Mrs. Denis
Rowse, assisted by Mrs. Robert
Rudderham, Mrs. W. Walsh, Miss
Elizabeth Astoria and Mrs. Allan
Currie.

Cashiers were Mrs. D. A. Bowen |'

 

so successful that the U.S. Arthritis and Rheumatism Founda-

 
 

CARSCRAFT "ARTICLES, made “by arthritics like. herself, are
‘displayed by Mrs. Lena Sodatkin of Vancouver, one of those who
has studied Arts and Crafts under the program of the Canadian
Arthritis and. Rheumatism Society. The ‘program has proved

tion plans to copy it, Prince Rupert branch of CARS stages
its annual drive for’ funds tomorrow night. Quota, based on:
estimated expenditures for the coming year, is $4,000.

PERSONALS

Miss Mattie Kreesy, fashion!of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paulson,
consultant for Simplicity Pat-|513 Eighth. -Avenue East, left
terns, ,New York, is a-guest in}Saturday by CPA plane for 2
the city visiting her brothers- {three-week holiday in London,
in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs.| England. Miss Paulson made the
N, J. Gurvich and Mr. and Mrs.| trip via the “polar route” and
George J. Brown. Arriving Sat-|will return by boat.
urday by Canadian Pacific Air-
lines plane from Bellingham,

 

Miss Adeline Milewski, 310

[theme ofthe delightful
a Thanksgiving — Day: » pro-|%
; |gram held in the. King Ed-

j}ward. school. Friday after-

Jerick L, Hyland, ‘the’ ‘ceremony

formed with reverence ‘and, un-

{the Thanksgiving presents, were,

Selling hot-dogs were Mrs.
Joseph Pilotte, Mrs. Carl Rosang,
Mrs. M. Regush and Mrs. Henry

Washington, Miss Kreesy leaves
Saturday for her next fashion
show in Tacoma, Washington.

 

Sixth Avenue East, left Satur-
day by plane en route to Swift
Current, where she will spend

 

 

This advertisement is not published of displayed
by the Liquer Contrel Boord of by the
* Government of British Columbia.

 

 

 

Nuyten.

 

 

FRED E, DOWDIE
OPTOMETRIST

Phone 5548.

 

 

 

| 303 - 3rd Ave. W.

 

   
 

OUR LOCAL APPEAL FOR
YOUR SUPPORT, IS
TOMORROW NIGHT,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th

With A House To House Canvass
To Raise $4,000

a three-week holiday with rel-

Mr. and Mrs. Ejnar Chris- | atives.
jansen, 1301 First Overlook, left -
the city yesterday by CPA plane Mrs. Louis. Astoria and her
for Vancouver from where they |children Colin and Vincent of
will fly via the “polar route” for ; 847 Summit Avenue, left Sunday

 

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‘Studenis’ a
‘give
thanksgiving

“Learn to Give’* was. the

 

noon by the two. Grade | I
classes -of: the. school.”

“Supervised - ‘py teachers. “Miss
Shirley: Naud’ and “Mrs, : ‘Fred-

of hymn singing and recitations
of thanksgiving poetry. was per-

derstanding.
‘Special ‘guest. attending» ‘was
R. G. Moore, ‘the School's, prin- ”
cipal. me

 

   

 

flowers, which’ were. brought: iby]
‘the children thoughout the week,
to be- given away as. gifts...
Recipients. of the: ‘gifts were
‘schoolmate Theresa’ Van \Meer
and other children in the Prince
Rupert General Hospital, child-
ren’s ward.

~ Following the school closing,

delivered to. the- - hospital. :

 

-“ Honey has the power of hold-
ing moisture within a cake or
cookies, thus’ Keeping t them-fresh
longer. | m

 

" GUITARIST J EANNETTE Mac-..

Donald. pictured. ‘above | will. be:
one ‘of more. than :20° contes-"
‘tants: entered ‘in: the Order: of:
the: ‘Royal Purple . ‘second..an=
-nual talent show;'to’be™ staged oe
-in the-Civic: Centre this: Friday. :
-at 8- p.m. ‘The. popular. enter- |:
tainer: will ‘vie. ‘With. the Jargest |.’
. variety of. ‘talent ‘yet -entered, | -

Focus was" centred - on the *
{display .of. heaping ° ‘fruits. ‘and’

“ sionists, “pidnists,

onet. player. and: other. ‘acts.

| $50. and three prizes of $25 will .

“be” selected « “by ‘audience. ap=-.|°
_ plause- meter:. Auditions. will}
be™ held “tomorrow: “night “on

“Centre...

 

 

 

of singers, dancers,

hulla-hoop’: performers,’ “hor-
monicists,’ accordianists, a-cor

 

 

Winners for the. First prize of

 

   

‘Stage. at 8. ‘pm, in’ the. »Olvie. Po

   

 

 

 

 

“Fer, Nose. ond ‘Throat Specialist
will be | in. 1 the City: ft from ©

Please consult your family doctor for oppointment. Th. 4

  

 

 

 

 

BIN

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a winter sojourn in Norway,|by CPA plane for Vancouver to

Sweden and Denmark. join her husband, who was trans-

 

Miss Alice Paulson, daughter! service.

  

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ferred with the railway mail |
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Anyone trom 2 to 92 may

get Arthritis, but early

treatment will prevent
crippling in most cases.

PLEASE KEEP YOUR
PORCH LIGHTS ON
AND GIVE GENEROUSLY

 

: Bob Parker Ltd.
Stromdahl’s Esso Service

| The Electrician

Tom-Boy Stores

Fashion, Footwear Ltd.

  

  
 
   
 
   
 

ALL MONEY COLLECTED WILL BE USED

in PRINCE RUPERT for PRINCE RUPERT

TO COVER THE LOCAL C,A. R. S.

This Advertiseme

Armour Salvage
Atlin Fisheries
B.C. Packars Ltd.

McRae

Bros, Ltd.

EXPENSE OF

nt Sponsored by:-

Philpott, Evitt Co. Ltd.
Noble’s
Gordon and Anderson
Wrathall’s Photo Finishing

 

_ CANADIAN LEGION

JACKPOT. $250.
_ Consolation $50.

TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 14th

LEGION. AUDITORIUM .
“EVERYBODY WELCOME _

 

 

 

C.A.R.S. NEEDS
YOUR HELP
TO CONTINUE THE WORK WHICH HAS
PROVEN SO BENEFICIAL IN RELIEVING
THE SUFFERING AND PREVENTING THE

CRIPPLING CAUSED BY THIS TERRIBLE
DISEASE,

PLEASE KEEP YOUR
PORCH LIGHTS ON
AND GIVE GENEROUSLY

OPERATION

Columbia Cellulose: Ltd.

  
        
         
           
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
   
   
 

The Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society is holding
its annual apeal to ensure
continuation of C.A.R.S.
service in this area in 1959,

Spero’s Food Market
Geo. Hill and Sons
Ormes Prug Store

Shop-Easy Stores