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Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 8

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Star-Phoenixi
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Women Page Opportunities for Women TORONTO. July 3 (CP). both in New Ycrk More opportunities for women and Saa of to country 4ol occupations, occupation fields now a lnta orPonunUi were re-available throughout the work! jH ay fceius except crvti ih.iti in the pa.t. Grace Xichoh, mining, railway, engiaeeriss of Toronto told the American fire departments. Federation of Soroptimists.

Quest senns ires sent to ej7 She was a member of a coin- countries snowed there sre ft mittee set up in 1938 to gather laws against ur.n -tirjef: uiversitv Slimmer School Stiultutls ICujtn Ctuiforl tlata on occupations for women. 5itl In England a woman Chances tor women in most occupation had increased in Canada. Women were being trninmt fnr difficult forpiim con not sene in the Church ci Fre land nor be a rr.c of London stock exefcanpr. 1 rv 7)'" I -1 i sular positions bv the external mark a csrrv affairs department at Ottawa. A commission in amy or kA I -3.

i I K-- Canadian woman is serving te ti'tu-: vvxt vijiito afieiuty, aiul nsu'H'ivti ttri.i Kivnrlv the audi "M4IUkr l4sr dc l.xmc. 'i it Mitts' Anlot UI)g III whs "I1'! Allen" ftvm vV'4 vyvt. rVdticn Vlc Sheny i wvv.x V' in ttie m-ImhI i'-iUNi vhc vrtrmoi vc iiuc'! t. M. HOT MFATHFK Ttr Don't fuss t3 Jutt arvs wa plain about Press in cvi.

sC. cottons. Xener rca y.x; can walk. Cfar.se yrcr Uo? renew your ntake-? ccv.er. ways bathe in Nv-time, no fc." V-coolinc colognes Urly Cm' fV vaKitM Vrf' Ll t.n.

W.v h.i,i lw. it. ti Viiio wirt Vi ylv 4 1 i'tu jIU, Mf Hut Sl ''Vfc. 1, Jt Vtm? i'Wtt 'j1" 4 vt" "Cherry Bank Hotel' Quirt Rralil Vrirmily MrCLI RE STKKKT kleki rM Iroai Th tnrrrm" VICTORIA. ST.II.ri' EDM HI MR.

AND MRS. A. McMILLAN whose nuirriage was solemnized in the chael of Grace United church, with the Rev. Dr. R.

F. Schnell officiating. The bride is the former ilda Josephine Chovin, of Vanscoy, and the bridegroom, Wallace Allan, is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

McMillan of Juniata. The bride's attendants were Miss Gladys Olson and Miss Betty Chovin, both of Vanscoy. Mr. John Chovin was best man. A reception was held at The Uessborougn.

the couple leaving later for a honeymoon at Lake Waskesiu. The bride attended Normal school and university in Saskatoon. (lasses at St. Uconse Permanent Waves I VSINS1C WOMEN'S in the trvt.iws and hammers mingh': with Ivvs" voices. Upstairs lit-! 5 M-lTIV SUM ORDAIN WOMAN MINISTER GAVLE, Sweden (CP).

The fern 4: wrv-. 5 Ss F. iWtiy $Ti. Vr v.v vi. cf Mr.

W. lias i 'avf CivJi as in aurru by Bee urcVs Mr- grx-av LVraki Neai" is Ntr. Jk this tr.y. the bnuv Mrs. Xtr.

Flue sui tx-nfvi the gavin. and ushers Mr. Ctftvci Avto-V and Allan McUXraivt Follcwit 4 receytwa at the Ku vnw hotel the left for a motor inp Ckr Lam, Marutcbo. Upm their murn they iU make thtvr home at Kichlea. Many Attend tie tots work with needle and thread at sewing cards, and 'Si e-'-v use.

Ttt-Mf is cf visul awf eotxsJtstent pet fotnicr. IU Urahms "Kh ipsixtj" was au- older girls bend over clusters or CI 1 shells as they make brooches. illlDle uCllOOl first woman ever ordained in Sweden is Miss Gunnel Johansson, 27, Norrkoping, who received holy orders at a recent confer- These are scenes of the nanui SPECIAL Fluff Cream Permanent 83.95 Complete Regular $3.00 nuos "included "every shade" of work period at the St. George's More than 100 youngsters are f.tin. i limv toiChurch vacation school cur-l n.

th Rii.ip of the Methodist church. RECENT WEDDINGS itne meiotac line ot a wo. 1 I cation school at Third Avenue "dS eiectea to serve lotwmti numKor nfltina" hv Stal ls MlXl a Driunl SCI Vlte 1U1 1 as Si npacnil U-Ith enma UIIIU mw.nu Tnllmi inc a nraun I Phurrh anH taking nart in H. HARMS. "Tiin Rri7uh KaoaiavsKy (a young ttussjan CVir 7" 7.: .1 wlu eligible later wtniding trip to Bntish conducted Amidst a setting r- who does not assaji and hymns, by morning program which in-' for appointment as a full-fledepd nf ruttiniP' s.

at the Chapel of cuupur u. ue Mo.u.the genses as does prokofief and rector, Rev. r. ti. Joraan ana.cludes.

Bible studv singing, pastor. Church of God. Camrose, ncM truite. conorts) Was in the right! Mrs. G.

R. Paterson, pianist. games and handicrafts. This is an inteixlenomination- Miss Blanche Hillis, daughter of WHITE CROSS (perspective. The rather bare Mrs.

Hillis, of Macklin, and thej Dorine. second held interest, the in-late John Hillis, became the flf tr ann Mr? is.stent rhythm of the andantino Cold Waves 1 ne service connects in meme with the Bible lessons which follow, on "The Church in the Community" which is a series al school, under the sponsorship' of the Childrens Leaders' Coun- bride of Mr. Edward 1 farms, son; (Yoss of Fike was united in "demanded attention, and the gay of Mrs. Harms, of Sutherland attractive presto was trulv pre on the Ten Commandments and Sunday Schoolteachers of. their meaning for children.

$5.00 DAYS can supply you with any pattern in any of Wallpaper Samples are on display. Rev. Mr. Gardner performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Mr.

Fausnight. The bride wore a pale blue figured afternoon marriage to Donald Edward, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White, of Ridpath. The scene of the wedding was the United Church, Rosetown, with the Rev.

A. Vr. Currie of- sented, with every technical difficulty well managed every nuance well shaped. The singer on the program was Mae Strasser, a singer of After the Bible story time there is singsong or practice for radio program, or for parent's 44 frotestant cnurcnes, ana lead- ers are voluntary workers. The school will continue un-l til Friday, August 6, when the closing exercises will be held Oiicr Methods 3.00 ui night.

Time is found for games frock, with matching gloves, and good style and refinement, and and contests. The morning is a white crownless picture hat. ficiating. tier corsage was nue peony Qiven in marriage by her fath- Ztt 2rrl5- AClk ln Expert advice gladlv given of Third Avenue Church. Par- 0n all painting and wall-ents and friends are being given paper problems.

a linguist ot parts, tier wen-controlled voice was at its best buds and she carried a white Phone 7537 er, the bride was attractive in a Ground Floor Canada Bldg. a bptxiai iimiaiion 10 ar. tend these, as well as the silver EE Bible. Miss M. Knox, was maid of honor and wore a gown of pink faconne crepe with matching gloves and white accessories.

gown of white satin, fashioned with net inserts. The floor-length veil of white tulle was held in place by a beaded tiara. Better See tea which will follow. BEAUTY CLINIC Visitor jinn. She wore a corsage of yellow The bridal bouquet consisted of roses.

Mr. Leonard hi.dchrand re(i roses and white daisips brought to a close with lantern slides and dedication prayers. The school continues at 10 o'clock each morning until August 6 and will conclude with an open session, when handiwork will be displayed, and a program presented by the pupils. Membership is free and still open for all children three years and upwards. The staff includes: Leader, Rev.

P. H. Jordan; pianist and games leader, Mrs. G. R.

Paterson; teachers, Rev. Don Read, Mestiames C. H. Saunders, R. CALENDAR fidf1 of Wetaskiwin was best man and; floor lentrth eown of nink Mr.

G. Light and Mr. W. Radke crepe, with a lace peplum, was were ushers. Following the re- About Wallpaper 23rd the "Bar" Ladles' auxiliary, San branch 78, Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will meet at 8 o'clock Monday evening with Mrs.

C. Bennett ception the bride and groor left for a wedding trip to the west coast. worn by the bridesmaid, Miss Elaine Cross. Her bouquet was of red roses and white carnations. Mr.

Lisle Spence, of Rid- not ujq cj hoct mon xi-Vi i Vf Our Vans Cover the West Fort William to Vancouver OR ANY INTERMEDIATE POINT I'" 426 Sixth street. tK LA XEGRA I LM A other of the RICHARD. All Saints church, groom, acted as usher. Ward, T. Isaac, C.

Taylor, F. Turner and Misses Joy Ward, K. Hopkins, Joan Wright, Audrey Stamper, H. Bertram and Evelyn Veitch. IIRCCOIMBn GOOD NEWSlj Maymont, was the scene of aj After the ceremony a recep-wedding when Joan Margaret, tion was held at the home of youngest daughter of Mr.

and the bride's parents. Mrs. C. J. Milman of Later the bridal couple left on became the bride of Leonard a short honeymoon trip to the Herbert Lanegraff, only son of! West Coast Mr.

and Mrs. T. Lanegraff of! Port Kells, B.C. The ceremony! BURT B1EBER was performed by Canon H.j DODSLAXD. A wedding was Hives of Battleford.

The bride, I solemnized in the Dodsland a charming picture in her bridal United church, hen Bernice gown of white satin with embroi- Jean, younger daughter of Mr. dered net veil and orange blos-jand Mrs. P. Bieber, became the som headdress entered thej bride of Thomas Samuel Burt, church on the arm of her son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Burt, The bridesmaid. Miss Marguerite! Rosetown. IP53 It's always good news when you receive your clothes back after being Custom cleaned.

FULLY EQUIPPED FULLY EXPERIENCED Transportation Out-of-town golfers who are in the city for the women's provincial golf tournament and who desire transportation to the club, are asked to telephone the convener. Mrs. J. J. Olm-stead at 97187 or any one of the following committee: Mrs.

H. J. Haskamp, Mrs. F. G.

Salisbury, Mrs. A. J. Trotter, Mrs. P.

J. Palko, Mrs. Ethel Godfrey, Mrs. G. A.

Bigelow or Mrs. Alex Smith, Queen sjeet. DR. DORIS W. PLEWES acting director of the National physical fitness division of the Milman, was charmingly attired: the double-ring ceremony was PHONE 8181 in pink sneer with matching pertormea oy Kev.

A. Aloffatt The bride entered the church LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE MOVIXO PACKING chapel veil and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. The groom was attended by Mr. Howard Williamson of Prince. After the ceremony a reception STORAGE on the arm of her father.

She was wearing a gown of white brocaded satin slightly en traine. Her long white veil fell from Done to your complete satisfaction and delivered when YOU want them. was held at the home of Department of JNational Heaitn and Welfare, Ottawa, who is visiting the western provinces and who will be a guest in Saskatoon August 2 and 3 and again August 10 and 11. Will Reside In Calgary the 3 coronet of orange blossoms, jand she carried a colonial bou quet of lilies, roses and carna Engagements Prof, and Mrs. John G.

Rayncr tions. Mrs. W. A. Middleton, sister of the bride, as matron of; honor, chose an orchid taffeta' gown, with flowered nylon over-j skirt and the bridesmaid, Miss Discovery In a Wine Cask announce the engagement ol their younger daughter, Lois St.

Patrick's Anglican church wiima Burt, chose blue taffeta Both carried colonial bounuets (Winnipeg, was the setting for ajBoughton, to Peter Anthony Gloria Jean Middleton, niece wedding, July 19, when Ethel Larkin, only son of Mr. and "tlJ1" Marion, daughter of M. houwiriwiiitailp" wearing a turquoise gown and carrying a basket of pink stocks dial 6 62 6 FOR THAT PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE CUSTOM CLEANERS LTD. 131 Ave. A Peters Rexall Drug 229 21st St.

North Cor. Ave. A and 33rd St. East Mrs. F.

Haywood, Winnipeg, be-! pac; on Saturday, August 21, came the bride of Robert Baker; at 2.30 p.m., in Grace United Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. ichurch. Hall, Saskatoon.

Rev. George Phillips officiated. Mr- E- A- Spring of Saskatoon Miss Nancy Truscott was announces the engagement of his maid of honor. Bridesmaids 'youngest daughter, Hilda Grace, anti Dlue lobelia. Mr.

George Tosh attended the groom and Messrs. Don Kill-back and Don Ahrens were ushers. On their return from their honeymoon the couple will make their home in Calgary. OA A MI TCH ELL were Misses Kvelvn Stfxlflara nai'y iuv.iiau jui vunwuuu, I. Burton- and Lorna Houston.

Sydney' son of Mr. and Mrs, Haywood, brother of the bride, 1 LLOYDMIXSTER. A ouiet attended the bridegroom. Ushers wood, also of this city. Wedding will take place at St.

James' Anglican church, Saturday, August 28, at 7.30 p.m. wedding was solemnized 'iniwere Maurice Ford and George Scarf e. Miss Phyllis Ford sang, accompanied at the organ by Lloydminster United Church when lone Christina, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Mitchell of North Battleford. be T. Tredwell. The bride chose a gown of came the bride of Raymond Pa white satin.

The bodice featured a sweetheart neckline and lily trick, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Gannaw of Lashburn. point sleeves, A bustle marked The observation that the level of fluids in his native wine casks could be ascertained by thumping led Leopold Aucnbiiigger to study the same phenomenon in the human thorax, and eventually he realized the possibility of deter, mining the internal condition of the cavity by the sounds thus produced.

Aucnbrugger was one of the immortals of medicine; his discovery of percussion as a diagnostic measure inaugurated the ait of physical diagnosis and led directly to Laenee's later invention of the The bride chose for the occasion the back, graduating to a train. See Our Models Note Our Values for Gas Gas Appliances The hemline was outlined in satin roses. A coronet of orange blossoms held her veil. She car a orown gaoarenne suit witn yellow and brown accessories. She wore a corsage of Talisman roses.

Rev. E. X. Morrison performed the ceremony and the ried a cascade of sweetheart roses. A reception was held at the witnesses were Richard V.

c.arrv hotel. Mr. and Mrs. and Lloyd McLaren of Lloyd- Hall left for Calgary, where You'll Be as Cool as You Look When you put on your "party best" these hot days, you want to look neat and cool i Here's the Way to Do have your things "Gloverized" Cleaned. It's a special cleaning process found only at the Belgian Dry Cleaners.

Send ihem in today- we have a complete skilled organization at your service. Our volume is greater than it has ever been before, so help us serve you well by allowing us additional time in which to return your garments. Phone 5588 Our Driver Will Pick Up Your Dresses and Suits minster. After the ceremony th i.hey will make their home, happy couplernotored to North Hattleford for the week end. 'l I -yy CTTWr They will make their home in Lashburn.

COME to 115 20th Street, West and see them. PHONE 29533 and ask about them. WRITE HUGH GAS LTD. and inquire about them. TEMPLE BLEICH CARROT RIVER.

A ouiet wedding was solemnized at Mel-fort Court House, when Miss Al- G. E. Andrew OPTOMETRIST Eaton's Second Floor Dial 6-4-2 vena Lydia Bleich, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bleich, Pontrilas, became What's in your bottle of medicine? You may not know but you can be SURE, if we fill your prescription, that your medicine is made of the freshest, purest drugs, compounded in exactly the proportions the bride, of Mr.

Floyd Wesley Temple, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Temple of Carrot River. Judge McKim read the ANY APPLIANCE INSTALLED ON A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT $199.50 Moffat Range marriage vows. Miss Bleich was lovely in a green dress maker suit with white accessories, her sister, Mrs.

George Mattinson was matron of honor and chose tRirrhnlt. turquoise blue street length UG GAS dress with white accessories. Mr. Mattinson supported the groom. Slain Office and Plant- 123 Twentieth Street, West Showroom: 123 Second Avenue, North LTD.

Mr. and Mrs. Temple will make their home on the grooms farm I near Carrot River. I 1 11.

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