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SASKATOON STAR PHOENIX, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1947 THE CALENDAR Canadian Guild of Health, Saekatoon branch, will meet at 8 o'clock Monday, January 13, in the Lady Chapel of St. John's Cathedral with Dean W. E. Fuller as speaker. Knox W.M.S.

will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday in the church hall. Mrs. Leroy Holmes will be the guest speaker and will conduct the installation of officers for 1947. Friendly Circle, Mayfair United Church, will meet at 2.30 o'clock Thursday with Mrs. Fraser, 1120 Avenue F.

north. Third Avenue Church W.M.S. will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday in the church. Ladies' Auxiliary to the Army and Navy will hold a general meeting at 2.30 o'clock Thursday with Mrs. Rudden, 306 Drinkle No.

2. St. George's Carpetball Club will resume games at 7.45 o'clock Thursday in the parish hall. City Hospital Women's Auxiliary will not meet during January, PAGE NINE Necklace Blouse Blouses bring along their own jewellery these days, as this Vicki Lynn design with its "necklace" of gold braid proves. Here gold braid is applied to the neckline of a white or black crepe blouse to simulate a heavy gold choker.

Helped Harass German Soldiers TORONTO, Jan. 8 Anne-Marie Candlot, holder of the Croix de Guerre and now University of Toronto student, told in an interview of how she directed a French Forces of the Interior operation which harassed 5,000 German soldiers until they could be engaged by United States troops. For several days the Germans surrounded by only a handful of men in a small area near the town of Albi in Southern France. No matter which way they turned they always met gunfire and were forced eventually to stage a massed break This delayed them long enough for the Americans to reach them. During the five days, Miss Candlot said, she was almost constantly on the telephone, calling farmers in the area to obtain information and then telephoning members of the F.F.I.

Miss Candlot, only 18 at the time, returned to her home in Paris following the city's liberation. Then she volunteered to help at Canadian Army canteens and meeting so many Canadians gave her the desire to come here. Last summer she obtained permission to study at the University of Toronto. Deserted Wives Now Get Divorce PRETORIA, South Africa, Jan 8 African wives whose husbands are living in Britain now may obtain divorce decrees in the South African courts as well as orders for the restitution of conjugal rights and decrees of nullity. An official statement says that the Governor-General now is satisfied that adequate provision is made by the law of the United Kingdom for the recognition by British courts of such decrees and orders made in the Union by virtue of the Matrimonial Causes Jurisdiction of 1945.

This act provides that where the parties have separated before having settled in the country of the husband's domicile wife can bring an action in the South African Supreme Court provided she was domiciled in the Union, immediately before her marriage. The operation of the act is retroactive to September 6, 1939-the date of the Union's entry into war-and is designed to lessen the suffering of wives whose husbands deserted them during the war and left for the country of their domicile. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. George Murdock, 613 Seventh Avenue, north, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helena Maudie, to Adam Toop of New Westminster, B.C.

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John's Cathedral Guild, will meet at o'clock Thursday with Mrs. J. B. Wrigley, 117 Ninth Street. Thornton Ratepayers Association will hold a whist drive dance Friday evening at Thornton School.

Cards at 8 o'clock: good music, prizes and refreshments. St. James' W.A. will meet at 2.45 o'clock Thursday in the parish hall. Third Avenue Circle of St.

John's Cathedral Guild will meet at 2.30 o'clock Thursday with Mrs. W. E. Gray, 712 Fourth Avenue. USEFUL HINT Pleasant as the savory odors from the kitchen may be, their lingering presence in the living may quite annoyafter the meal is consumed.

Quick way to clear the air is a trick of placing a drop or two your favorite bath oil on an electric light bulb before turning it on. As the bulb heats, the fra grance permeates the room. Rome Women Protest High Cost of Living Recent Weddings NIKIWSKI-SCHULTZ BONNEAU-SCANLAN A pretty wedding took place the Catholic Church, Eston, when Father Provost united in Paul Nikiwski, young. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Nikiwski of McMorran, and Susan Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Schultz of Herbert.

The bride was charming in al white sheer floor-length gown and a long veil falling from a Queen Mary headdress. She carried a bouquet of pink and white roses. "The bridesmaid, Miss Stella Nikiwski, sister of the groom, wore a blue lace gown with a chapel veil to match. She carried pink carnations. Mr.

Joe Cartier of Bucking. hamshire, England, attended the groom. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bridegroom's home. The couple spent a short honeymoon in Saskatoon and will later take up residence at Sanctuary, LOGAN-KENNEDY BIRCH evening, December 21, was the occasion of a quiet wedding held in St. Mary's Anglican rectory in Birch Hills, When.

Mrs. Mary Kennedy (Molly) Biggar became the bride of Arthur! L. Logan of White Fox. The bride wore an afternoon dress of Aliceblue silk jersey with corsage of pink roses. The bride was attendees by Mrs.

Martha Austin Hills and formerly of White Fox as matron of honor, wearing a navy ensemble with white accessories. The groom was supported by Mr. William Austin. ceremony was performed by the Rev. J.

H. Coveney and Rev. J. C. Daisley.

Mr. and Mrs. Logan left later to spend their honeymoon in Prince Albert. They will take up residence in White Fox. PATTERNS By Marian Martin Your sweet dreams of a graceful gown, designed to flatter and slenderize, come true Pattern 9211! It's so easy to make only 2 main pieces! Have long or cap sleeves.

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128 Second Avenue, North Harry S. Hay Optometrist (Eyesight Specialists) 801 Canada Building Saskatoon 1124 King Street North Battleford JANUARY SPECIAL FUR-TRIMMED COATS $10 to $25 fochion fur FURS LADIES WEAR Grace Church W.M.S. will meet at 2.30 o'clock Thursday. Annual reports will be read and the minister will install 1947 officers, St. George's Chancel Guild will hold its annual meeting at 3 olelock Friday afternoon with Mrs.

Jordan, 801 Avenue south. C.C.F. Women will hold a whist, tea the at club 2.30 o'clock, Thurs- Third Avenue. St. Thomas-Wesley WA.

will hold its annual meeting Friday in the church hall, commencing with a supper at 6 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Jean Hart Mission Circle, Emmanuel Baptist Church, will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday with Mrs. Craik, 220 Avenue south. St.

George's W.A. will meet at 2.15 o'clock Thursday in the ish hall. Happy Hustlers, of Mayfair United Church will meet at 2.30 o'clock Thursday with Mrs. Moore, 1120 Avenue north. Catholic Women's League will Every Wanted Fur Coat MAKING On Display FUR COAT HISTORY A GREAT SHOWING OF A SPECTACULAR COLLECTION OF Fur Coats We Have Assembled a Display of Fur Coats for Your Inspection Chosen from the finest manufacturer in Canada beautiful fine pelts, superb styling of making.

Showing of Fur Coats That Really Merits Your Attention ROME. Jan. 8 Government's war on the black market, resulting in increased black market prices, prompted several hundred housewives to brave icy winds Saturday in march on Viminale Palace, where they presented officials with formai complaints against the high cost of living. In the face of 10 to 35 per cent increases in the black market which sent sugar from $1.30 to $1.80 a pound and bread from 40 to 50 cents a pound, the Government announced a temporary truce in its campaign against small black market vendors. Officials said the move did not mean "tolerance for illegality" but He said the Government would permit small black market operators to get rid of perishable commodities and avoid waste of scarce items, but that the campaign would be re sumed after January 31.

The campaign against the big operators will continue unabated. Many housewives, who depend upon the black market because ian from its own Government can't meet Ital. meagre supply of stores, grew irate over the Government action. The marchers carried signs reading "increase rations" and "respect the price freeze." It was the first large scale demonstraation by Roman women in the city's modern history. Many, Government officials heard about the complaints from their wives, who go to the black market for their supplies just like other women.

quiet wedding was solemnized at the of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Scanlan when their only daughter, Thora Cecilia, became the bride of Petty Officer A.

(Tommie) Bonneau, son Mr. and Mrs. P. Bot Bonneau of Ituna. The Rev.

Mr. Lalond of Kelliher officiated. The bride, who was given in riage by her father, was charming in a floor length with gown sill net over taffeta, brocaded satin bodice. She wore a long net veil held in place by orange blossoms. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Robinson were witnesses. The couple have left for Victoria where they make their home. The groom will resume his duties on board H.M.C.S.

Crescent. THRUN-SYLVESTER quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller, when the latter's eldest sister, Ethel Sylvester, became the bride of Edward E. Thrun, eldest son of Mrs.

M. Thrun' and the with late Mr. Thrum of Luseland, Rev. Ph. Fry officiating.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming (in a dress carried of pale blue sheer, of and red she a bouquet roses baby 'mums. Mrs. antene Knutson, sister of the bride, matron, of honor, wore pale pink and carried pink and yellow baby 'mums and fern. Miss Rita Thrun, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid, also wore pink sheer and carried pink and yellow baby 'mums and fern. The groom was supported by his brother, Walter Thrun.

After spending a week's honeymoon at The Bessborough Saskatoon, Mr. Mrs. Thrun will reside at Luseland. LUNDQUIST-MILLER charming double-ring wedding ceremony took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Miller in Waseca, when their second daughter, Kathleen Mary Hanway, the bride of Roger, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Lundquist, of the McLaren district, north of Maidstone. The bride was lovely in a white embroidered net over point d'esprit, a chapel blos- veil held in place with orange soms, and she carried a bouquet of red roses. She was given in marriage by her her father. bridesmaid was sister, Vivien, who wore a net covered peach taffeta gown and a coronet of pink roses. Her bouquet was of yellow mums.

The groom supported by his brother, Clifford. The officiating clergy: man was Rev. W. R. Craven of Lashburn.

Following the ceremony, a buffet supper was the relatives and intimate friends present. The couple left later for a honeymoon at the West coast, after which they will reside in McLaren. RIECKEN-VESEY A wedding took place in Mayfair United Church Manse recently, when Carol Elaine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Vesey of Moose Jaw was united in marriage with George Max Riecken, eldest son of Mrs. T. McCarlie of Vancouver. Rev.

R. J. Smith officiated. The bride chose a powder blue dressmaker suit with black accessories. Her corsage was red with baby mums.

roses, H. Riecken, as matron of honor, chose a costume of navy and white with matching accessories. Her corsage was yellow roses and baby mums. Mr. H.

Riecken attended the groom. After a short honeymoon in Moose Jaw, the couple will make their future home at Girvin. RABBIN-GRAHAM The wedding took place at Wesley United Church manse, Albert, when Rev. R. D.

Tannahill united in marriage Anna May, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Graham Ridgedale and Olson Rabbin, Mrs. 0.

Ole. Rabbin of Norway. The bride. who was given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white floor-length sheer, trimmed with silver sequins. She carried a shower bouquet of roses.

Her veil was floor-length and held by a Queen Anne headdress. Miss Graham was her sister's bridesmaid, and she wore pink net over taffeta with fingertip veil and pink carnations. Betty Graham made a sweet little flower girl in pink net over white and she carried sweet peas. The groom was attended by Johnnie McCarriston. The honey.

moon was spent in Saskatoon. couple will live in Prince Albert. LAKE--BURWELL A wedding was solemnized at the Third Avenue Church Manse in Saskatoon, when Gladys Florence, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Burwell Asquith became the bride of Lynn Lake, son of Mrs.

and the late Mr. Ingram Lake of Asquith. The Rev. G. Stanley Packham officiated.

The bride looked charming in a teal blue dressmaker suit, with black accessories. Her corsage was of fern and red roses. Miss Audrey Burwell wearing a dark brown suit with matching accessories was her attendant. Her corsage was pink carnations. The groom was attended by Mr.

Tom Lake of quith. The wedding supper was held in the Blossom Room of the Gem Cafe. A reception was held in the Asquith Memorial Hall. The happy couple will reside in quith. How Your Child May Be Inviting Colds Due to being indoors chance more with less for play, many become less regular winter youngsters' bowels in and this dition often lowers resistance conattack by and invites cold germs.

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