200 ATTEND

Successful IODE Tea,
Bazaar Realizes $435

The four sta nda rds

Daughters of the Empire formed an attractive back-
ground for the successful bazaar and tea. staged

yesterday afternoon by the
_inthe Civic Centre, attende

and children.

Some $435 was realized at the
annual fall event,
. The official opening was
marked when standards were
borne Into the main lounge by
Mrs, T. A. MeMeekin for Muni-
cipal chapter; Mrs, J. R. Har-
tis, Queen Mary; Mrs. W. J. Za-

cour, Cambral and Mrs, R, A, Me-
. Lean, Duchess of Edinburgh
‘chapter?
_ Municipal regent Mrs, Joe
~ Ridsdale declared the bazaar
opef at 2 p.m.

Mts. H. I. Phipps, junior grad-
uate regent of the Women of
the Moose and Mrs. J. S. Black,
past provifcial president for
Canadian Legion Ladies auxili-
ary, presided at the pouring
table, which was centred with a
huge bopquet of red, white and
blue IODE-colored. chrysanthe-
mums, intermingled with blue
tapers. Red, white and = blue
ribbons, which. fell in streamers
from the beautiful centrepiece
completed the table setting.

Individual tea tables, centred
with clusters of ribboned pine,
were attended by the four
standard bearers, Mrs. George
Fowlle, Mrs. Neil MacDonald and
Mrs. A. S. Cooper. |

Directing the kitchen was Mrs. |

 

'-G. P, Lyons, assisted by Mrs, G.' doll and doll clothes,

of the Imperial Order

combined IODE chapters
d by more than 200 adults
W. Johnstone and Mrs, Wilfred
McLean. -

Cashier was Mrs. BE. R, Elliott.

Tea room hostess and general
convener was Mts. C, G, Ham.

In the home-cooking stall
wete Mrs. John Kasper, Mrs.
Reginald Webber ahd Mrs. Roy
Boychuk, ‘

Attending the Queen Mary
stand, which featured a large
variety of aprons were ‘Mrs.
Harry Paulson, Mrs. A. S. Hamil-
ton, Mrs, Emil Quast, Mrs, H, A.
Breen and Mrs. V. B. Morrison.

In the Cambrai chapter booth,
which featured Christmas gift
items were Mrs. E. P. Shave,
Mrs. J. R. Scott, Mrs. John
Comadina and Mrs, Bruce Wil-
son. ;

The Duchess of Edinburgh
counter of knitted and sewing
articles and aprons was attend-
ed by Mrs. George Miller, Mrs.
W. E. Halliwell and Mrs, Ervin;
Lindstrom.

Winner of the money-tree was:
B. Breaks. Other draw winners '

 

were Mrs. A. P. Crawley, ham; {0n Street, leaves tomorrow for

Betty Ann Bussanich, Duchess,
of Edinburgh bride’s doll; Mrs. |
Beatty, grocery hamper; Mrs. C
H. Elkins, handkerchiefs and
Mrs. O. A. Johansen, Queen Mary |

: | Three New Members Invited

lnto Sons of No

rway Lodge

Three new members, Mr. and No, 28 Monday night.

Mrs. William Hale and Henry,
Hawknes were initiated into the;
Sons of Norway Vinland Lodge’!

PERSONALS |

W. J. Scott, 412 Fourth Avenue |
West, Robert McKay jr., 1010:
First Avenue West and William !
Bond, 409 Fourth Avenue West, '
left this morning by CPA plane:
for a weekend hunting trip on:
Queen Charlotte Islands.

 

Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Kergin :
153 Third Avenue West, left by’
Canadiun Pacifie Airlines plane |
this morning following a. call:
from Vancouver from Dr. Ker- ,
gin’s father, Dr. W. T. Kergin, |
to visit his mother, who wes-
suddenly taken ill. Dr. and Mrs. :
Kergin plan to stay in the south- .
ern city for a week.

red ders |

@ Dr. Kenneth Prior, BS.A.,
LL.D., ordained agriculturalist |
with 30 vears service in Africa:
will show films and a display of!
curios at Conrad United Hall to- :
“Might at 7:30 pan. and in First.
United Hah Saturday at 7:30 }.;
mm. Children and adults welcome. :
Ellver collection, (279) |

@ The Annual Meeting of the)
P.R. Branch, C.A.R.S. will be!
held on Friday, Nov. 29th, at &:
pom. in the Common Lounec,!
Civic Centre, All interested per- |
sons are jnvited to attend. (279)

@ Rummage sale in Salvation
Wrmy Young People's Hall, Gren-|
ville court Snturday, November!

30, 10 ans. to 4d pam, Proceeds to|
Winter Relief, (270) |

'@ Past Mistresses Association |
of LOBA Rummage sile In old |
Simpsons building Noveinber 30, |
9:00. ° (QTd0 |

@ Sons of Norway Whist Drive |
nnd Danee, Friday, November «9, !
8 pam, (270)

|
@ Sonja meeting Monday, Dee |
cember 2, Sons of Norway hall, |
8 pam, (280) |

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Vice-president Harold Helland, :

. .
init:ated the members, on behalf:

of the president P. L. Peterson, |
who was unable to attend.

During the business session, |
the group decided to hold iis |
dance, ;
Friday, December 27, with Mrs. |
Osear Giske convening.

It was reported that the weck- |
lv whist tournament held every:
Friday nieht will conclude De- :
cember 13 for this year. i

During a social evening which '
folowed, Mrs. Carl Strand won
the women’s whist first prize |
und Mrs. Alf Jensen the cons)- -
jation prize.

In the men’s section, Mr. Jen-
sen won first prize and Nels
Gundeson took the consolation
Mize,

in charge of refreshments
were Mrs. Giske, Mrs. Lino Colus~ |
xi,.Mrs. Jchn Pedersen, Mrs.,

QGuif Selford and Premo Vaccher. '

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iof Mr. Noble’s parents, Mr. and
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_ PERSONALS ~

Earl Mah of Rupert Bakery
Ltd. returned home this morning
on the “Queen of the North”
following a four-week vacation
in Mexico.

Mrs. William Noble, 615 Thomp-

a two-weck vacation in Vancou-
ver where she will be the guest

 

CELEBRATING THEIR golden
wedding anniversary . yester-
day were Mr. and Mrs. A.:B.
Taft, pictured at their home on
627 Third Avenue West. They
were married in = Columbus,
North Dakota, November 28,
1907. by Rev. Sullivan by Ro-
man Catholic rites. Mr. and
Mrs. Taft came to Prihce Ru-
pert at the beginning of the
Second World War when Mr.
Taft bought the Empire Bar-

 

ber Shop. Shown. in the back-
ground is a silver service sent
from the couple’s son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. J.
W. Odowes in Penticton. Flow-
ers were wired from their.son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F, Taft and family in
New Westminster and extend-
ing congratulations at. home
was another son W. EH. Taft.
(Staff Photo. by. Dick Ayres)

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@ |Mr, Kenneth H. Prior, BSA, LLD,

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Prince Rupert

Friday, November 29, 1957

Daily News 3

 

! The western field secretary for '
the Board of Home Mission of

the United Church of Canada,

on his. official tour of the area,
undertythe auspices of the Prince
Rupert Presbytery of the United
Church, will address a public
meeting tonight in the Conrad
United hall at 7:30 p.m.

‘The outstanding Canadian
and .world citizen, while here
for a two-day visit) with Mrs.
Prior, are guests of Dr. and Mrs.
G, W. J. Fiddes.

Dr. Prior will preside at a sim-

 

the First Umtea cuurch- hall,

showing his personal collection
of films, particularly aimed at
young people who may be. in-
terested in missionary work in
foreign countries.

Dr. Prior wiii also be guest—
speaker at the Sunday morning
service at~.the First United
Church hall, before leaving with
|Mrs. Prior the same day for
Terrace. a

The field secretary, whose
headquarters are in’ Edmonton, '

 

 

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HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS

To Address

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spent 30 years in Africa during
which time he worked in Nigera.
while on loan from 1938 to. 1956
to the ‘Church Misslohary’ So-
ciety of London, England. <°

Mrs. Prior, a graduate nurse,
assisted her husband in working
in the fields of evangelism..edu-
cation, agriculture and medicine.

 

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