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THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1952

NOTICE

The opening address in the
Pr 1 Cc
will be delivered by Dr. C. H.
Wright, Progressive, Conservat-
ive nominee, over Radio Stat-
ion CJAT, Trail, on Thursday
evening, April 17th, commencing
at 9:45 p.m. ° #

DRESSMAKING AND ALTER-
ations. Apply Mrs. M. P. La-
rocque, behind Pete’s Store.

. Phone 2372. P-3-17

Tulip Tea Planned
At W. I. Meeting

Arrangements for the future
Tea and Bake sale were made

at Mrs. Chalmer’s home on Ap-.

ril Stir during the monthly W: I.
meeting. Reports were given
from the various committees
with the Home Economics con-
venor distributing two new
cookie recipes which were to be
added to the W. I. cook book.

Mrs. was inted

representative to the Crippled
Children’s Society. The meeting
was brought to a close after
Mrs. Anderson read ‘two inter-
esting articles namely, “To a
Child That “Inquires” by Olga
Petrova and “How to Worry” by
Dr. J. R. Grant. Refreshments
were served by the hostess as-
sisted by Mrs. R. Moffat.

Wayne Eastcott, of Rossland,
has been visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fleming,
of Rossland, spent the week-end
at the home of Mrs. Fleming’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Quayle.

Mrs. Rindler, of Slocan City,
is visiting at the home of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Rindler.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Martin had
a short Easter holiday at Kim-
berley. .

Miss Audrey Thorp, who is
nursing in Edmonton, arrived
home for a short Easter holi-
day. Accompanying her is her
finance, Dennis Webb, also of
Edmonton.

representative to the Crippled
Children’s Society after giving a
report on the meéting that was
held in Trail. Concerning the
Annual Provincial, Conference,
Mrs. R. Berry was appointed as
delegate.

It was decided to hold the An-
nual Strawberry Festival in Ju-
ly as in the previous years. The
meeting was adjourned with
roll call. Hostess. were Mrs.
Berry, Mrs. Chalmers and Mrs.
McPhee.

ROBSON NEWS

Mrs. H. Dokes has returned
from coastal points where she
visited friends and_ relatives.
She has been away about two
months,

Returning from the I. O. D.
E. conference held in Vancou-
ver were Mrs. D. Magee and
Mrs. Jack Scott.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Bro and child-
ren left on Friday for Varcou-
ver and Victoria, where they
will spend their holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gavirlik
ani children spent Easter Sun-
da; at the home of Mrs. Gavir-
lik. *

‘The last meeting of the Lea-
ther Craft Club was held in the
home of Mrs. W. Waldie. At
the close of the evening the in-
structor, Mts. Ostrom was pre-
sented with a Parker 51 pen by
Mis. H. Johnson. All members
were thanked by Mrs. Ostrom
for all the enjoyable evenings
spent together on their differ-
ent projects.

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The business meeting of the
Evening Group was held at the
home of Mrs. R. Oborne with
fifteen members present. The
work convenor reported that
more material had been obtain-
ed for the bazaar. It was decid-
ed that the prize to be raffled
would be a rug as in previous
years. Mrs. Anderson will be
in charge of this. The president,
Mrs. D. Duncan, was nominated

‘Novel Shower

Held

The unique feature of a miscel-
laneous surprise shower for Miss
Barbara Easton, held at the home
of Mrs. J. L. Groutage on Wed-
nesday night, was the fact that
all 30 guests present were dress-
ed as men. Almost all types of
citizenry were represented
cluding, cowboys, hoboes, “men
about town” in business ‘suits,
sportswear, pyjamas and robe,
tuxedo and top hat, a_ service-
man, an artist, a ferryman, and
a big game hunter. Much’ mer-
riment ensued as each new guest
arrived. Prize winner of the
most original costume was won
by Mrs. R. A. West, dressed as a
big game hunter, with khaki
shirt, shorts, putties and a sun
helmet, with a rifle and a trophy
of her hunting trip, a leopard
skin with bared fangs, slung
over her shoulder. Mrs. L. E.
Davis, as a grotesuely shaped ho-
bo with a gruesome grey, buck-
toothed mask won the prize for
the most comical. .

Mrs. Groutage presented the
honoree and her mother, Mrs. W.
T. EaSton with corsages of yel-
low bud tulips, white narcissus
and fushias. An old Scottish
custom was carried out when
Mrs. J. Deans, co-hostess of the
affair made the announcement
and Mrs. Groutage presented the
guest of honor with a pink baby
commode filled with salt and top-
ped with innumerable lighted
pink candles. Miss Easton then
blew them out, making a wish
and was told She must use this
Salt first in her new home. For
further amusement each guest
was given a name of another
guest, an old magazine and scis-

“sors and had to find a picture

Similar to that person as they
were for the evening. All pic-
tures were pasted in a scrap-
book with names attached for
the hororees memoirs.

The gifts were presented to
Miss Easton in a large basket,

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representing a huge pink and
white Easter egg, with pink bows
and ruffled edge, this wa& topped
with a miniature dressed, bride-
doll, wearing full crepe paper
skirt, satin ribbon bodice, tied
with a wide white sah, a veil
of nylon trimmed with fine lace
and a coronet of embroidered or-
gandy on top of her long golden
curls.

Invited guests were: Mrs. w.
Waldie, Mrs. R. D. West, Mrs.
A. Hendy, Mrs. R. J. Gemmil, ey

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A. Sommers, Mrs. G. W. Ander-

son, Mrs. C. A. Wanless, Mrs.
W. O. Devitt, Mrs. D. Magee,
Mrs. H. Hesketh, Mrs. L. E,
Davis, Mrs. J. Gemmil, Mrs. s.
P. Dower, Mrs. J. G. Craft, Mrs.

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Deans, the guest of honor Miss

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Babs Easton, her mother, Mrs.
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The hostesses were assisted in 1. More

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Serving by Mrs. H. Hesketh, Mrs.
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IN THE COMING

HERE’S WHY THE NEW
SYSTEM IS BEING USED

The Voting system has been ch od
to enable every voter to cast his ballot
for more than one candidate in order. of
his preference,

When you yote under the Alternative Vote
eygtem YOU GET MORE THAN ONE
CHOICE. This will prevent any candidate
being elected on a minority vote as has
happened in the past. The candidate so
elected in each riding will have received
an absolute majority over all other candi-
dates combined.

HERE’S HOW YOU VOTE
WITH ALTERNATIVE VOTING

The Alternative Vote is as simple
as the voting system used before
only, instead of marking an X
against your one choice only, you
ean mark 1-2-3-4 with your first
choice as number one, your second
choice as number two and so forth
in order of your preference.

Further Méssages will appear in your
© Alternative Vote. Watch for them.

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daily and weekly newspapers explaining the

Fred H. Hurley . . . Chief Electoral Officer

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.

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