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In.an autumn setting, Mrs.
Arvid, Maki, WA president re-
ceived more than 300. adults and |
children.

Conveners for the event were
Mrs Frederick Chaprun and Mrs.
Ernest Campbell.’

The individual tea tables cen-
tred with tiny bouquets © ‘of fall

Jean Chappell, Miss Carol. Camp-
bell,, Miss Merle ‘Balchin and
Miss Sandra MacLeod.

Directing the kitchen ‘were
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Maki, Mrs.
Angus’ McIntosh and Mrs, Alfred
Woodruff,

- Cashier
Greenwood.

The attractive pre-Christmas
food table was attended by Mrs.
Harry Quick while Mrs. Roy
Mouland and Mrs. .Harold New-
som handled. the home-cooking
counter,

Christmas novelties and sur-

was Mrs, — ‘William

flowers were attended ‘by Miss |.

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_UFAWU: chil ren’s Yule party.

set following successful bazaar

Christmas party is now in. store
for the. childrén .of the Women’s auxiliary to: the
United: Fishermen and Allied’ Workers Union follow-
ing the successful annual fall bazaar ‘staged Saturday
afternoon when the WA raised the amount:of: $450
ear-marked for the December 13 Yuletide: function.

 

and Mrs. J. H. Stannard.
Raffle conveners.: were. Mrs,
Chaprun, .Mrs,
and. her. daughter, ‘Marleen. | *«
Receiving a big play was: ‘the
special attraction, teacup, read-
ing.
Raffle winners were Mrs. Agnes |.
Eyolfson, bride's doll and .20-
piece ensemble; Mrs. A. McPhee, |’
crocheted doily; “Mrs. -
Adamanchuk, planter lamp; Mrs.
¥. Olson, cushion; Miss Darlene
McIntosh, foam: rubber. doll, and
Mrs. Maki, electric coffee maker.

 

“Vancouver guest
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at SON whist»

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man each won two prizes
Friday night when -nine

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whist tournament held <in
the. SON hall.

In -the men’s section Vancou-

first and poo! prizes: while ‘Ken-
neth Laird. won. second . prize.
Mrs. J.-M. Simpson ;was the

section, taking first and pool
with Mrs. Gunnard Anderson
winning second prize.

; Committee ‘in charge of ‘the
night's activities were’ Mr. and
Gunnar Selvig, Mr.:'’and
Mrs, Martin.Berg, Mr. and ‘Mrs.

Bjorndal and Mr. and Mrs. John
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“to conduct

“The ‘newly .- formed
Prince Rupert Civic Band’
will present. its’ first band
concert Thursday night ‘in
the Civic Centre. under.the:
baton ‘of Joseph | Arduini,
temporary bandmaster.

 

| selections:
Mr. Arduini’s- first’ attempt: to,

play. a. musical instrument: was |.
-at the .age of ‘eight .wnen :he ip

took up .the piccolo. :Not..much
later’ he switched .to ‘the. violin:

He -first | started. -playing : inal

band ‘with: the. Kamloops Jun vor.
Brotherhood . organization . and
after’ ‘leaving school ‘played clar-
inet in the 172nd ‘Reserve~.bat-

-band, |.
He was bandmaster. of the. sec-

band during the ‘Second .World
war. and later became. ‘assistant
bandmaster of the Kamloops City
Elks band. °.

‘On moving * to.” Vancouver” in
1951, Mr. Arduini.was associated
with the Vancouver ‘Firemen’s
band as an: auxiliary ‘member
and_-played with: that band until

August: of. this. year.

Mr. Arduini is’ temporarily fil,
ling the. position of Bandntaster.
left. vacant ‘by, -the’ ‘death of

{Peter Lien, October’ '8.

 

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MY DAUGHTERS AROUT MARRIAGE”
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public throughout the week to
coHect coupons which supply
plft premiums, and which in
turn are given to needy children.

PERSONALS
George Messerschmidt: of the
Audit Bureau Circulation, Port-
land, Oregon, is in the city for
a few days on business. Arriving
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Daily except Sunday
Pacitic Standard Time

for points ust and West

see, write or call:
Prince Rupert Ticket Office:

528 - 3rd Ave, West .
Phone 4116

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trict.” “Deputy Grand Exhalted
‘Ruler, Arthur Murray was assis-
ted by: Donald :\Wanamaker, :past
Jexhalted ‘ruler. and “the. Order

  

| of the : Royal. ‘Purple ‘drill ‘team;
: garbed : ‘in long white ‘gowns,

  

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Crowe, ‘immediate - past: exhal-
leading ‘knight; Peter . Peterson,
: loyal! knight; Wallace: Poole, Jec-
“Donald © ‘Kidd,
‘Alex: McFarlane, -inner . guard;
Godfrey. -Madsen, - Tyler; Leslie
Cawthorne,:. pianist - and Henry
Lindquist, trustee.

4 Were |; “District: Deputy : ‘Supreme
| Honored. .Royal .:.Lady .-of - the
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WINE. EXPORTS .
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“PRESENTS -

IMPRESSIONS

A music ‘and. comedy revue starring

BO. ME- HI STUDENTS

A eZ ‘hour show of laughs, dancing, singing
ae and impressions. 5

THE SHOW STARTS:AT. 8: 00 P.: Me
November ‘27th, 28th. and 29th

at Booth Auditorium.
"Master of Ceremonies—Mal. Thompson

Baie ‘and. ‘Students—$ 75.

. at's BIGGER ‘and BET TER thon | "Centennial Copers’’ . |
Se _ Tickets will, also” be. sold at. ‘the: door. po

Ina an: impressive installation, sey |
Eby was:installed as Exhalted Ruler. of the: Benevolent |:
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November 26. Free. dinner, :
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