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Miscellaneous Shower Niffy-Cat and Cover Up | — Pringe Rupert, Daily News *| Junior Chamber Set to Hold .. 4
Held for Grace. Goring | PRINTDRATTERN © pruvrep parrern JA. C. Clarks Given Party [Halloween Hoe Down Tomorrow ”

The Prince Rupert Junior Chamber’ of Commerce House” |
_ committee, under the directorship of Lotus Zurek, completed .-

For Weddin Anniver plans for the annual Jaycees hallowe’en hoe-down to Be
g Sa ry staged tomorrow night in the Aero club.
‘ . , Providing reefresk:ments at the party will be members of
In honor of the recent golden wedding annivers-) the local Jaycce-Ettes. ; oo
ary celebrated in Vancouver for pioneer residents, The evening’s program will include prizes for spot-dances
Mr..and Mrs. A. C. Clark of 421 Sith Avenue East, .
a group of friends staged a belated surprise party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stand, Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, who were |Michael Montesano, Mr. and
married in Scotland, September |Mrs._ Dominic Montesano, Mr.
27, 1907 came to Prince Rupert and Mrs. Henry Montesano, Mr.
shortly after the city’s incor-;2nd Mrs: Gino Lucerna, Mr. and
poration. Mrs. Jack Mussallem, Mrs.
Hostesses for the party were Eliabeth Finnigan, Mr. Strand

Mrs. Stran . and Mr. Clark.
Clark. rand and Mrs, James Shortly after their return to
A group gift, a crystal vase | Me city from Vancouver, the:
was presented to the Tuests-of- ;anniversary couple were enter-.
‘ 8 itained at a. dinner party by '

honor, who later cut the an-
: . ssts Mr. an S. ry M
niversary cake, included in the posts and aaenily and wore re

refreshments. sented a table lamp.

Attending the enjoyable even-
ing of games were Mrs. Mary , ee
Montesano sr., Mr. and Mrs. Try Daily News Classified

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Bride-elect Miss Grace Goring was feted Tues-
day night when Mrs. Harold Marshall staged a de-
lightful miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Gor-

ing’s marriage tomorrow to Keith Young in the First
Wnited Church. sree ,

The wedding principals are b kk h |<
the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Re e a S P an
A, Goring of Springwater, Sask. .

and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tea Thursday .

Charles Young, 1755 Seventh ; ’
Avenue West, The Civic Centre main lounge
" Joint-hostess for the ,affair| Will be decorated in the Centen-
was Mrs. Joseph Moore. nial Rebekah Lodge No. 40’s col-
“Seated in a chalr, decorated|Ors of pink and green next
with yellow and white stream-| Thursday afternoon when the
ers, the guest of honor received lodge holds its annual tea and
Her large array of gifts, arrang- bazaar with Noble Grand Mrs. |-
cd in a box, decorated en tone,|Charles J, Wilkinson presiding.
| Following’ games, refreshments| Plans for the annual event
| were served, which included a j‘were made Wednesday night
bride's cake, topped with a mini- | when the group held its regular
afure bride’s doll. meeting in the Valhalla hall.
“Invited guests were Mrs. N. J.| In other business plans were
Taylor, Mrs. Charles Young, completed for the lodge to pay
Mrs. Martin Albert, Mrs, Thomas |@ visit to Skcena Valley Lodge
| Burns, Mrs. Donald Woodworth, | No. 68, Terrace, November 2,
Mrs..Andrew Menzies, Mrs, Wil- |__ Welcomed? to the meeting was
liam Toderas,. Mrs. H. S, Harri- | Mrs. Roderick D.' Falconer a re-!
son, Mrs. R. G. Scott, Mrs. M,|cent arrival in the city who was
W. MacKenzie, Mrs. B. H. Craft, : 4 member of the Friendship
Mrs, John Jordan, Mrs, Frank | Lodge, Vancouver.

Hicks and Mrs. Harry McIntosh.! 1 conclusion refreshments
_— were served by hostesses Mrs.

 

 

 

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6:30 p.m. Visiting Legionairres| ‘ to be featured ir ; ; . $10 95
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will be in attendance. (253) } E ects Hartwig ' _booths of fall bazaars? Choose one of these easy-to-sew 3 $1.00 z CARDIGANS 10 terns WEIBIES) cr errnrs from ns ,
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: , Speaker, Gordon Carison, trees apron in our Printed Pattern. for kitchen chores — pretty “SAVE MONEY io on
- i urer and R. D. Falconer, pub-| Make'them for yourself, gift- ‘in gay checked cottons, with if let us d Lay xX lect; ark hil nh
PERSONA ilicity” chairman. giving, bazaar best-sellers ‘contrast binding. Cinch to you let us do your ay away your X-mas selections early wnile
. | During the business session, : make. . TAILORING . oe
“. Mrs. Shirley A. Ross and her {pe ab en decide to nee theese eo 4525 meres Printed Pattern 4774: Wo- ALTERATIONS or the choice lasts. . Lo
son returned home to the Queen | De clut mem yership by an ad- nree styles: a SSCs" edium men's small (3, 38); Medium REPAIR SERVICE a | u
Charlotte Islands today by Ca- ditional five. liscussed th Size on y tte, apron: 1 yard - (40°49). Large (44, 46): EX- Sy
nadian Pacific Airlines plane af- ' Members also discussed the 35-inch. Jiffy-cut in one piece. tra’ Large (48 60). Small size * Call in sometime THE SHOP
ter a brief visit in the city. possibility of sponsoring an Ef- | Embroidery transfer included. 2 yards 35-inch . ..
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i ~'women, was fun en d c)
to his home in Vancouver to- | fundamentally; Send FORTY CENTS (40c) Send FORTY CENTS’ (40c) - Jr venue West or Phone
morrow by CPA plane via Ter-!organized to further effective; in coins (stamps cannot be in coins (stamps cannot be -
race following a brief visit in /speech. accepted) for this pattern. accepted) for this pattern. ,
the city. i Please print plainly SIZE, Please print plainly SIZE, . ,
: ———— i qd k | NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NAME, » ADDRESS, STYLE | § ‘
_ Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Martin. Hea pea CY | NUMBER NUMBER |
and their daughter, Betty Mar-- : . . ane . a
‘tin, 420 Dunsmuir Street, re- Here To Ma ke Film: Send order to ANNE ADAMS, care for Prince Rupert |
4 st aie ar, . . Daily News Pattern Dept., 60 Front Street West, Toronto, Ont. |
turned home last tight by c | Here to spend a few days in| |
- ‘from Livingston, Montana, where, Pri Ru vt t ‘include to the | 1 eens: ~ ;
‘Mr. Martin and Miss Martin met} mince per’ Set ; film | i
£ Mrs.Martin who had taken ill en| city and ane . to ini
' ‘route home from 2 reunion | ea cago. representative of | . R P| d _.__*
with a sister in New York. | the Encyclopaedia Britannica| Su pport Prince upert aygroun Ss i Tm
* ttcomadr. George Powell RCN,; Films. Mr. Longini is in- en .
returned to HCS Esquimalt ty| Process of making a movie off | -- 4k
‘CPA plane today following on, British Columbia called “The: Bu YR “yp es —
inspection tour of port facilities, Pacine. Province He CxpeC NS te Y Jf .
n northern British Columbisa.: leave for the @ucery |e oe “4a
} — ‘Islands in a, few days. . WwEEK |
4, Duncan visitors Mr. and Mrs. | “ - |
‘David Scott and Mrs. Horace Lec | SUNDAY, OCT. 27th
jeave’ tomorrow by CPA plane: ; Fe IER .
‘following a visit here, to attend | .
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ation ceremonies Tuesday neght.,
‘They are guests of Hotel Prince}
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