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ebekah L Halloween S Staged PERSONALS -—Pringe Rupert DailyNews 3
e a Q ge O 5 _Matlowea ~ morgasbord Stagec Friday, November 1, 1957 0 ery
bo Td . Anon E Helland, woe Fourth Mrs. J. Lorne MacLaren, 875 ° nnn nmatan, | ke
A The Conrad United Women’s association's second .annual venue Hast, le s morning|Borden Street, returned home S mts . Bo
An N U al Te a B a smorgasbord staged Wednesday night proved a most success- bY one ah Foc Aines this morning on the Queen of an ( an,
re . Za a r ful affair as some 180 adults and children sat down at tables pouver ort visit in Van- the Mortn tO re a two-month oo
yes Small waxed moki , dI ; oo, decorated in a, hallowe’en motif, off-set with black and orange - lives 8 ee ompanying sting oe * NA vi SAYS . 4
pumpkin candles, entering indi-| tapers. : Edward Cloutier, 346 Eighth| visit here was her niece Miss Lt

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vidual tea tables, provided an attractive glow in the The event realized $230 to. be used for hall repairs. | Avenue West and Earl Mah, 619|Mary Ursula Roerig, of Chicago.
Receiving the guests were WA president.Mrs. Louis Zurck Third Avenue West, leave tomor- . |

Civic Centre Main loun
the Rebekah Cent Ou ge yesterday afternoon when! and Miss Joyce Facey, Conrad United hall Sunday school |row morning by CPA plane via].
$ ekan Lenrennia odge No. ‘ per its an- superintendent. fi. , nile First Terrace en route to. Mexico City
my nual tea an azaar ;eneral convener was Mrs. A, J. Bussanich while Furs) for a two-weck holiday. @ Sons o . + dr

; ' : “f . f Norway whist drive

| The successful affair was at- United Church pastor, Rev. Vernon E, MacEachern said the ; and Dance, Friday, N ber |

Students Share tended by large crowds starting} Gree. ve Garry Van Wicklin of Arm-|4<¢ 5 8m . Friday. ovember
lat 2 p.m. The smorgasbord committee was composed of Mrs. R. H. strong, B.C., left this morning , _

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C } ‘Tea room hostesses were Mrs.| Larson, Mrs. Marcel Girardet, Mrs. G. C. Ward, Mrs. Kenneth | for his home, by CPA plane fol-| @ Sonja meeting, Sons of Nor- ° ° “
' ostume Prizes ‘Norman Moorchouse, Mrs, al-| Warren, Mrs. Ronald Smaii, Mrs, Alex Slater, Mrs. R. A. Lin- lowing an eight-month stay in| way Hall, Monday. Nov. 4th, 8 e Saville Row Suits {
The King Edward school gym- bert Wood, Mrs. Edwin Fregin| '0n, Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mrs. R. A. McLean, Mrs. O. F. Symes the city. p.m. vo (257) _ :

nasitim was the scene of great;and Mrs. George McLean. and Mrs. E, J. Wilson, ™ ; from $69.50: if
excitement and gaiety yester-| Kitchen director Mrs. Harry , a

day afternoon as students, garb-, Paulson was assisted by Mrs.

ed in gay and comical costumes! w, S. Stevens, Mrs. W. H. Mac- More Entra nts In Costumes ,

entered the grand march parade |Tlrey and Mrs, W. D. McDade.
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of, prize winning outfits. | s. James Dowdie and Mrs. Needed For Rotary Contest

‘Barent - Teacher association: K. Nordhall att : 2
imbers officiating as judges) sewing table. ended the home A plea for more entrants in the International Costume

Mected Rolly McLeod, Oscar! In charge of the home-cooking ‘ompetition to be staged in conjunction with their annual
Johvikas and Ricky Lindseth as/ table were Mrs, S. L. Peachey Fall wa next Wednesday a the Civic Centre was issued
"aero Williams. Sherrie Clau and Mrs. James Simpson. Charles ‘Pearce, chairman tar, tarlans. |
we y ‘ oy , au- ni . ‘ , :

s#h; Leona Berg and Carol Green ong tne linore. assisted the annual Rotary tea said that | early of Terrace and Josepn

taok prizes in Division 2. | . . no entries had been received to| Briggs of Prince George and his
Division 3 winners were Doris PY Mrs, Charles Currie, cate for the costume contest. cust Thomas Calvert

\lbert, Brian Eby and Rita: Mrs, Leslie Brain attended the| Prizes of $25 and $10 have been | —
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Re City of Prince Rupert Zoning By-law No. 1322

 
 

1. A Public Hearing will be held in the Council Cham-
bers, City Hall, Fulton Street, at 8.00 p.m. Thursday
November 7, 1957, to consider the City of Prince Rupert
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2. The proposed By-law may be inspected at the City
Clerks Office, City Hall, Fulton Street between the hours .
of 9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. Monday: to Friday inclusive.

 

‘David Wilson, Ursula Trojahn | ney Cox handled the parcel post\ing in the best costumes repre-
afid Pat Heath were winners in booth and Mrs. H. V. Tattersall: senting a country in which Rot- |
Dfyjsion 4. _ 7 | was cashier. _ tary International operates. ‘
faking prizes in Division 5 Draw winners were Mrs. Alice’ Besides the tea, the costume,| @ Suits
were Helen Erickson, Ronnie | Turcotte, blanket; Mrs. Farmer,’ competition the ‘entire Civic!

 

  

 
 

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Toiigh, and Danny Britten. jtowlel basket; Fred Hogan,’ centre gymnasium. will be filled , ; ee :
sQolleen Hogan, Jane Lucas and | grocery hamper; Master BIly | with displays by city merchants. ALYERATION «PECIALISTS proposed by-law will be afforded an opportunity to be , . :
andy Woodside received prizes | Turcotte, doll and Mrs. G.|. president Robert McKay ' re- heard in matters contained in the by-law. E QU R © i
in. Division 6. Smith, door prize of a bathi+ninded members that next week QUICK SERVICE : . | i | i
ADivision 7 winners were Donald | towel set. the regular Rotary luncheon oO R.W.L — . : i
MacKay! Thora Bjornson and ; — meeting will be held at the Civic Li Th . T il - We hong 208 - 6th Street i st So Phone 3693. . PONG
ed Keehn Doug McLeod Bingo Raises $40 Centre Wednesday. Peter Wong ing e al Of City Clerk-Comptroller: , oo .
ahd “Barbara Burns took prizes | . ‘is in charge of arrangements. || 229 6th St. Phone 4238 | TT ; 7 — ii
in Division 8 For OOR p Charity Six canvassers for ‘the Civic * Advertising in The Daily News Brings Results 4 4
Division 9 wil >» Shar-; a Céntre membership drive were |- t
vision 9 winners were Shar-) A successful house bingo stas- | recruited after the meeting was Ss
on Winfield, Bobby Harmer and cd by the Order, of the Royal|aqvised of the poor club turn-
Dianne Welton. ; | Purple at the home of Mrs. N. J.\out Tuesday oo
Michael Scollon, Murray Rice’ Gurvich on Borden Street, Wed- , ' ce an — 3 — . ’ =
and Kenny Cronk took prizes in‘ nesday night realized $40 to be Peter Venables expressed his me oo. . saa ae Be Ce ;
Division 10 and Division 11 win-} used for OORP charitable pro- appreciation to. members of his 5 Msaistpre 2 :
nerg were Elaine May, Lloyd jects. committee who canvassed’ for z
Leverett and Earl Miller. / Assisting the chairman, Mrs. the Canadian Arthritis. and s
School principal R. G. Moore Gurvich were Mrs. Lorraine Fe- Rheumatism Society fund drive. oe
presented the prizes. ‘doruk, Mrs. Joseph Giordano, New members who were pre- :
' Following the grand march,:Mrs. James Hy ndman, Mrs. sented their Rotary pins by.Mr. . . . ah
pupils paraded back to their in- Michael Munizaba, Mrs. Robert | McKay were Gordon - Simpso (a) D) :
dividual class rooms to engage Currie and Mrs. Louis Gastal- and Melvin Thompson, os Le s
in games of fun and refresh-: dini. Visiting Rotarians were Georg ©)
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Hobgoblins, cats, witches and . . . : 7 LO at
bats will hobnob amid jock-o- | “Big Wheel” in trucks with : ee . “4
janterns in the Elks Home +0- | : . Z ae 7 — bo | ay
aight when the Benevolent Pra- | . 7 ee A Soo! SR
tective Order of Elks and the Or- ; po ‘ ,
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combined Hallowe'en masquer- ; . oo ; '
ade “Benefit Ball.” i . New Series 31 pickup,
“all door proceeds are e4r-| a .
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