CA DREAM OF cA DRESS FOR THE BALL OF THE YEAR is this
twitly skirts. shown by Canadian .fashfons and fabrics to. be
sponsored by the federal government early in 1959 in Jamaica:
and: Trinidad. The shows will feature twirly-skirted. designs
for evening wear. Montreal couturler chose champagne-toned

lace of nylon and acetate for this gown which leads a double -

life, Here is the shorter version’ with’ harem hemline and shoe-
‘string shoulder straps. -——CP. photo.

PER SON ALS
Visitors from Anchorage,
Alaska, Mr, and Mro,.A. C. Hud-
es son, who. arrived .in the city.by,
car are: spending.the holiday
season visiting relatives. ‘While
hére until January 2, they ‘are
giiésts of Mrs. Hudson's parents,
ME. and Mrs. Bert Sheppard, 229
Seventh Avenue East.

Kurt Gottschling, son. of. Mr.-
and - Mrs. .August. Gottschiing,
916,Conrad Street;. leaves ‘tomor-
row by: ‘Plane to- return, to Van-
couver after spending _ the
Christmas - season. with his par-
ents.. Mr, Gottschling‘is in third
year medical.at the _ University
of British Columbia. . me

 

‘Bernhard Diecksmeier of New
Westminster plans to return
horhe tomorrow. by ‘Canadian
Pacific Airlines plane following
a' week's stay in the city as guest
of his brother-in- aw and ann

rs. Wilfre rojahy
a Bighth Avenue West. ; from January + to 9.

‘Mrs. A. A. Pelligren and = her
two sons Bradley and Grant
leave Friday by CPA plane for
their home in Vancouver after
spending the holiday season with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, L.
Youngman, 417 Dunsmuir Street.

READERS

@ New Year’s Eve Frolic, Cana-
dian Legion December 31. Legion
and Club 27 members. and
guests. ($12, 00 couple. (256)

' Mrs. Beatrice Grant, ‘leaves
tomorrow by plane for Vancou-
ver where she will spend New
Year's day with. her, parents.
While there Mrs. Grant will at-
tend the first annual “Market

 

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| Supporting Your. Civic Centre.
~ They are doing a wonderful job
| for your, community, :

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ee wy 7 Prince ‘Rupert. Daily. News. Cees 3]
_ Tuesday, ‘December: 30, (1088. : ori

. fashion.

 

Weck” to be held in Vancouver |:

rison, and the children put on a

‘exhibitions which was

 

 

Holtom of: Terrace,’ BiG
Rev. -Dr.:.Robert. Elliott. offic.
tated ate the: service: ‘enhanced

  

The bride, , ‘given’ ‘f

velvet gown: of. ballerina- -length,

am | ‘The fitted ‘bodice’ styled’ with..a

low: rounded ' neckling: and ‘three-

| quarter, sleeves. fell: to’ ‘a bouffant
skirt,..of? unpresséd . pleats.’ Shep:
carried a white. prayer book,. ‘dec. :
| orated: with’ red ‘rose “buds: and

"Her. ensemble

   

white streamers.
was topped with:'a" white elvet
and net ‘of the beige, :

  
   

of ballerina- -length, ©
The ‘patoau

| back of the bodice’ whict sea |
toa voluminous skirt. Contract: :

ing accessories of. black and: a}:

| | colonial bouquet. of: yellow ‘ear-1"

nations: .completed:: che “outfit;

 

 

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A family. reception, was. Thad

| at the home of Mrs.. Bellamy at |
| 1093 Ambrose Avenue, where the
5 setting- of Christmas. floral. ar-,
_}rangements. were: _Offeset* with

“| lighted - Christmas ” ‘trees.

Attending the affair from ‘out

{of town were: the groom’s par-

ents, and his brother: in-law and
sister and -niece,. Mr. and. Mrs.
S. Meldrum and Lou-Ann.

The newlyweds left: for ‘a hon- |:
eymoon trip to- Vancouv rand
the Okanagan. Valley.

Mrs. Holtom, well. ‘known ‘in:
‘the city, attended King: Edward
School and Booth Memorial: High

  
 

 

4 school: and- is employed ' at: the

Columbia. Cellulose “Company |.
Ltd., Watson Island. “Mr. Holtom.
is employed. with: “Arrow - ‘Bus
Lines.

~ Families from. rieigHboring’ towns were united q
, ‘ing ceremony. performed. iri! the: First;United church ‘De
| Vivian: Tweed,daughtet_of, Mrs. Helen ‘Tweed and

city; became. the’ bride. of

by, candlelight, and a, Christmas -
. marriage a
‘by her brother. ‘Omar : “Tweed, |

P| made-a. ‘striking: entrance: as.“she
| walked down the'aisle/in’ ‘a white

ne room. of. the Broadway, cafe. to]
: ‘énjo

ar who. a ie the. ErOUe tor

Donald -Holtom, - attended: his}
| brother as best man:

‘I tra; followed: ‘by a ‘buffet. supper.

 

‘Delbert. Ross Holtom, S

  

T he. Catholic ‘Youth Organization’ -wa h hly.
commended for its‘tremendous work: during he pas
years’’ on ‘the Sunday, preceditig Christmas, Day when:
ue group: held its, Vath annual ‘Yuletide banquet'and

 
    

 

  

Ssefforts” was.’ “honored © sues
‘The: ‘Most -Rev:. Fergus. O'Grady, |.
Bishop. ‘of: ‘Prince. Rupert. ef ee
fe Seyenty- -two * “members - andl
‘guests gathered in the: Bamboo] :

 

 

    
 
  

 

ethe™ Tegale ‘and; hear, the}
address, given: by: Bishop’ o'Grady,|

 

Le: eid 5
| pesient Mrs. James Sy eens

troduced: ‘the. ‘speakers. ‘and. “was
emicee: ‘for-the ‘social. which fol- an, <
lowed. in’: the.’ beautifully.’ dec- woe
orated Annunciation. school aud. .
itorium. “eG os
~The | -cabaret- affair was’ var-
ranged | with | ‘ai circle’ of: candle-
lit.” ‘tables,’ ‘eéntred | by a huge
Christmas: free, 20s ,
Dancing“ was: enjoyed. to. music
supplied: by San. .Veitch’s ‘orches-

 

   

 

At: midnight ‘Santa’ Claus, in
the. form of George ® ‘Hinsberger, | }
arrived. to .the singing: of “Jingle |
Bells” and , distributed : ‘gifts. - :to.
all: ‘presént,: which in. turn ‘were;
taken to the: ‘children: at Miller
Bay ‘hospital. on. Boxing’. ‘Day.:

~The’ ‘annual function coricluded
‘with everyone: ‘joining hands. and
singing. “Auld Lang Syne”...

“Special guests were the: clergy

"Born to. Mr, aa MSN
New of: 1210 Eighth. Avenu East,

 

a. baby boy weighing six pounds, ;
| six ounces while’ later the’ same,
day, at 7:25 p.m. “another “boy
| weighing © eight. ‘pounds, ° eight:

 

 

 

 

_ By AGNES:

FRANCOIS: LAKE. Mr. ‘and {-
Mrs. Fred’ Rushton's.: ‘daughter
Dorraine and. sher-husband: Gor-
don “McFee ‘ind the two: ‘children
are. home. from - Vancouver ‘for
the holidays. ‘They ¢ drove | up. by
car.

 

“The Jeffrey clan met i in Tom-
my Jeffrey's home in Burns Lake
on Saturday evening to cele-
brate his birthday...A few years
ago there were ‘hardly’ any Jef-
freys left. here but they have
been coming: eradually. back to
Settle again. - . . ;

> 2 a
ete

There is a little ice * torming

there is none here. Most’ ‘ot the
lakes here are frozen now.

 

I was amused to sce how a Iet-
ter was addressed when I. was
sorting the mail yesterday. It
was “Mr. Joc Howard, c/o Ernie
Howard.” Joe is Ernie’s dog and
only companion,

 

In a letter from an old friend
of prairie days, now living in Re-
gina, he tells of a most remark-
able occurrence. He says that on
the night of September 9th he
apparently had a convulsion and
twisted himself so much In bed
that he broke his back. He was
In a cast for two months, and ts
back ab work. He is with the Co-
operative Life Insurance Co., so
docs not do manual work,

 

Francol ‘Lake. News

“Daily. News Correspondent

on the lake at the west end, but]

{framed religious picture as they

ounces: was born to Mr: ‘and’Mts.”
‘Fred Lewis: of MAL ‘Sixth. ‘Ave nue.
Bast. soe : ns

“Miss. Jackson: ‘said. that: the.
nursery: now’ has’ 15° ‘babies, and.
there . appears: ‘good:

 

 

 

H.. NEAVE .

  

“Bi Bennett has been. taken’ to’
the” “Vanderhoof: hospital; where
he: may have to Trave: an: opera~
‘tion:’Florence® ‘and® ‘the: children
are not looking. ‘forward ‘to’ ‘hav-.

 

| at.10: 52 a.m. “Christmas Day. was. |

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ing, Christmas. alone. this: year. -

 Bob- ‘and. Lauretta.. “Jeffrey

  
 
  

 

‘drove te Prince. George | forthe
week end. Lauretta for shopping
and Bob ona: ‘business visit with
his‘firm, the Standard Oil, -Laur-
etta’s: ‘mother Mrs. Albert . Ste-
phenson of Tatalrose ‘came back
with -them in. their.‘car, as. she

had been visiting friends in
town, we,
” Michael O'Meara, Donna “O'- -

Meara,. Mary and Rita Plaswa
were each presented: with. a

 

  

had: .not’- missed Sunday: School

 

 

 

 

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during the past year, Mary and ‘
Rita’s: mother ‘Is in the Miller —
Bay.. Hospital, so*the children
have been staying with Mr. and

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’GOOCH!!=YOU DON'T
KNOW YOUR OWN,
STRENGTH, BOY!?

 

FIVE DIE IN CRASH

SEDAN, Kan, iw—Five Arkan-
sans, en route home from a hol-
day visit to Colorado, were killed
Sunday when their car and a
pickup truck collided on a bridge
near here.

——9

 

 

Mrs, Conroy {s now managing
the Co-op store at Grassyplains.
She and her husband own the
Mooscehorn Lodge at Uncha Lake,

 

Ong teacher, Mrs. Bill Har-
splendid concert on Friday eve-
ning in the hall here, with Jack
O'Meara, chairman. There were
several skits and short
songs and recitations, also some
of the children, gave hula-hoop
most at-
tractive and clever, One small
girl of four years came on last
and swung two hoops at the
same time, with the hoops sep-
nvated, The hall was decorated
with green and red streamors,
und there was an enormous, troa
in the corner covered with Mlghts
and decorations,

Aflor the concert, Santa Claus
enime prancing in, and hoe pit on
n show by himaelf that sent
everybody In the hall Into ponals
Of laughter, Ho tried ‘to hula.
hoop and made an awful ness of
I, Which amused tho children
who folt (hat thoy could teach
him a thing: er two—and with
oncly gift Ne give out ‘ho hada
Joko,

© Each school ehild aid viaiting
child had a bag of good: things
to oat, and there was a great!
spread to follow with hot and
cold drinks, The evening fin

 

 

 

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‘on matehing shoos and on the
White taffeta of a short ovon-
“dng dress shown in London
from tho spring collection of
‘QOhriatlan Doir, The full skirt .
billows: benenth a tightly fit-
tod. bodice, with fringad bows | eo:
at tho shouldors to accent the Pos
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