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Qthers. named to office were
Mrs): (Miller, first. viee- “regent!
Mrs, . Geotge Fowlle, second
Wte-regent:. Mrs, James Moran, |
treasurer; Mrs, W. E, Halliwell,!
Secretary and Mrs, fi, R. Elilott,
assigtant secretary,

‘yMrs. Wilfred McLean was

 

ap- |
jointed education secretary, |
Mrs, Alex Slater, Services at!

Home and Abroad: Mts, William

Mis. V, P; Dexter Was clected ad egg

f Edinburgh chapter Imperial Ord
e Empire ‘Thursday night when ¢

er Datfgh- |:
he chapter.
Mrs. G, £

secretary and :
R.A. MeLean, “standard -

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Bisset, Echoes
Mts,

bearer, -.
Annual. reports showed that
grocery hampers. and coal. to

needy families and calendars tol
King’ Edward school ‘were’ in-
icluded in last year’s donations.

‘The monthly: prize was won
by Mrs, Nell McDonald,

 

Renowned Violinist Here

“For Concert

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‘An ‘internationally famed: vio-
linist’ who-has. been -playing to
packed ‘houses In many parts: of
(he:world will make her first ap-,
pearance In Prince Rupett Feb-
—puary 19, a8, the third artist in
the: Prince. Rupert. Concert. So-|.
cles 1956-57" series,
Fdmonton-born Betty Jean
Hagen, sll In. her mid-20's, ‘has
recelyed’ outstanding’ recognition
wey of the Leventritt prize
in:New York, the Carl Flesch
Medal-In London, the Pathe-
Marconi prize in Paris and obher

notable awards, .
iy 1952 tlie Canadian-born
artist was chosen “the most out-
si anging woman musician in the
Hlsh Commonwealth,”

abe Hagen. has no less than ;
olght European tours to her cre- |
alt: "and has appeared as soloist’
with; niunerous famous orches-
tres Including the New York
Phyitharmonte Symphony. .

“Slye began to study music as a
child in Edmonton and at the

age vot nine was given a two-}:

year: scholarship at the Chicago
Conservatory of Music, During.
the Second World War Miss Ha-
gen, continued her studies-in Ed-
monton and Calgary. -

«In. 1949, -Miss Hagen entered
the. class of the. eminent, violinist

apices epee egy eg Rn a Aion ekg age oe

 

will wear. their official regalia

! | Whist. Winners

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STORM IGNORED ©

Next Week

Geza de Krosa ‘at the Royal Con-
servatory of Music ‘in Toronto
and in 1951 she was. ‘presented
the T, Baton $1,000 award as the
laureate ‘graduate ' of the Con-
servatory. ne

Donald King smith, a noted
pianist who teaches’ at the East-|
ern Washington College of Edu-
cation, will assist: Miss Hagen

for her. concert here, with the} church: staged one of its
celebrated concerto’ hy: Medels-

sohn as the central work. sales of home- cooking and

omer Hal, i

¢ - 2, jgome $230 were realized from
oe the event, with WMS president
entor Xegent Mrs. Arne Husoy recelving the
Thy Gr wel: Guests

On Whdrisi lay

large crowd.
In commemoration of st. Val-|
entine’s Day, Thursday, « the: 4\
hall. was attractively decorated
Mrs. H. 1. Phipps, senior regent
for the Women of the Moose will
receive. the guests Wednesday
afternoon..when the chapter

with huge Valentines and tea
table . centrepieces: were
holds its “Friehdship Tea” in the
Moose ‘Temple. :
General, convener for the af-) land.
fair Is Mrs, R, B. Skinner. Attending the home- cooking |
“Funds from the event will. go; end delicatessen tables, which
towards financing -the WOTM! Were arranged with bouquets of
British . Columbia . Friendship; white and pink _chrysanthe-
session, which’ will be held in; mums, were Mrs, Anton Martinu-
Prince ‘Rupert May 5. °°, Sen, M's, dack Strand, Mrs,:-An-
“Asked to pour -.re Deputy! ton: Dybhayen, Mrs, Andrew. Fos-
Grarid Regent Mrs. Cherrill. Mc- | Scim.and-Mrs, Henry Stangbye.
Intyre and former Deputy Grand | The fincywork ‘and novelty
Regent Mrs, John Kasper: who! Counter was. convened. by Mrs.

 

Most Succes

 

willows.

Serving at the individual tea:
tables were Mrs. Richard Giske,
Mrs..A, §, Olson, Mrs, ‘Clarence
Adland and Mrs. Melvin Het-

 

St. Paul's \ WMS. Sages

“Despite. stormy weather Saturday afternoon’ the
Women’s! Mission ‘Society to St-.Paul’s Lutheran | |
‘most successful. teas .arid,

 

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delicatessen i in the church

 

come |.
posed. of Valentines and pussy {
and Cubs called on. houses |

in the east:end of thé city!

Scouts, “Cubs
Bottle. Drive
‘Best Yet"

Fifty Conrad Boy Scouts

Thursday: night. to stage
one. of the :most. success-
iful "Bottle. Drives’”

group announced ‘today: -:
- The sum of $131 was realized
from: bottles’ collected. “from
Hays Cove bridge to Seal Cove.
In charge. was ‘Scoutmaster
A.C. Cameron, president, of, the
group committee T. G. Bateman;
group: member A. H, . Ogilvie,

 

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Prime Minister St: Lavrent following: ‘its’ prese atatio in. Ottawa; The ai member delegation’.
-submitting:, the: brief: “Was -headed hy. "Mrs: Re < Eaton. of. Dollarten, BC, (left) president, and .
Mrs. Milton :F, Gregg | of Ottawa; vice- “president a and” wife of Labor, Minister Gregg. (OP. Photo),

THIS RAINY- DAY ~ ‘combin-
ation. was. “presented?. ‘at the
spring, showing. 1D, ‘Montreal

 

 

| Hans Hagen, and. Mrs, John
Pedersen,

for the occasion. __.
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As an added attraction the tea |
will feature a. counter of artifi-'

clal corsages, convened by. Mrs. eee Mrs, ‘Strand,
L, C. R. Raabe. Harry’ elansen, “Mrs.

: , Wick and Mrs. Ivar Eldsvik.

| ‘Rev.-A, 8. Oison, church pas-
Mrs. Oscar ‘Giske,
Robert Cormier

kitchen were

“Mrs. |.

i A’WMS member: reported: ‘that:
due to the large number of péo-
1 PIC attending a large. number of:
"extra WMS members; -. assisted *
the comm: tees in charge.

Mrs. Osesr Giske and Robert; —-.-

“Cormier took first whist prizes | ‘pemonenamnnennenmene a
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‘Other winners were Mrs, Wiil- |
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‘end Mrs, Anna Brothen women’s |
| pool while Nel s Gundeson took :
Hmen's second and Reinhart!
(Hundelde men's pool, |
i A svueelal raffle was won by.
i John Prince,

. Committee in charge were.
i Mr. and Mrs,. Osear Giske, Mr,
lend Mrs, Walter Johnson, S, S,:
i Kristmanson, John Pedersen,
iMrs, Alf Jensen and Mrs, P, L.:
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