Fifty Years Together Married
Malcolm and Margaret McInnes of Medicine Hat celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friends and relatives join the couple at 744 Balmoral Street. They met in Detroit after born in Ontario towns, wed in 1918 in Medicine Hat. They lived in Thompkins Sask and Rouleau before moving to Medicine Hat in 1948. The couple have two daughters Shirley and Eric and four grandchildren. Malcolm served at Medicine Hat General Hospital and St. S.E. before retiring in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm McInnes
Balmoral Street
Medicine Hat
McInnes
Rouleau
Sask
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Thompkins
Club Activities Schedule For Monday Evening Meetings
Multiple groups list Monday gatherings across locations including St John Ambulance Hall and Elk's Hall. Luncheon speakers include Adele Armstrong and Dorothy Olmstead. others meet at homes on Elm Street 8 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. with varied hostesses and officers in attendance.
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Lillian Gust
St. John Ambulance Association
St. John Ambulance Hall
D. Nicoll
G. Shannon
Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Bajnok
Elm St
Adele Armstrong
Dorothy Olmstead
Tuesday church groups plan meetings and film showing
St Pauls Lutheran Women meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. to view God and the 7 000 Emeralds and collect mite boxes. Medicine Hat CNA chapter gathers at 7 p.m. in the Nurses residence. Quota Club hosts June dinner at 6 30 p.m. in Balfour Armstrong Room. WA St Barna group meets at Mrs Finch 338th St NE at 8 p.m. Central Park WAS reports on the Richmond BC convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Medicine Hat
Certified Nursing Aides
Medicine Hat Quota Club
Balfour Armstrong
St. Barnabas
G. C. Finch
WAS of Central Park Church of God
A. Jans
Richmond
B.C
Women Reject Nonalcoholic Beer for Hair Care in Vancouver
Vancouver hairdressers and customers favor real eight percent beer over non alcoholic varieties. Salons keep beer on hand to add body to hair and help sets last longer. Assistant Crown Counsel notes selling beer illegally could violate liquor rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Donald Morrison
Pythian Sisters Hold Bingo Nights This Week
Pythian Sisters host a bingo night Monday June 10 at 8:00 p.m. at Moose Hall with 50 cent admission and 27, $5.00 games plus a $115 jackpot. Elks Hall offers another bingo Tuesday June 11 at 8 p.m. with a $100 jackpot in 57 numbers. all are welcome.
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Pythian Sisters
Moose Hall
Elks Hall
High Heels Woman's Downfall
Chief Justice Tritschler of the Manitoba Court dismisses Rita McGregor's suit against Ada Wooster's estate after she slipped on the flower shop sidewalk in November 1959. He cites unstable footwear as the probative cause, noting heels about 3% inches high and a tiny contact area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
G. E. Tritschler
Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench
Rita McGregor
Men See Women Drivers as Too Cautious in Edmontons Talk
Edmonton Traffic Court Clinic director W S Sharpe told the Alberta Women's Institute convention that men view women drivers as overly cautious. He described the 1961 clinic for wayward drivers, noting its four week course is unique in North America for supervision based instruction and focuses on driver behavior and types. Mrs James Haggery urged cooperation with women's groups internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
W. S. Sharpe
Alberta Women’s Institute
James Haggery
Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada
Fashion Breakthrough Cuts Dress Prices Under $100
New York reports a shift in Seventh Avenue as Rembrandt Frocks by Philippe Tournaye brings elegant outfits to under 100 dollars. Ballgowns remain near 200, while the collection emphasizes boyish styles and cheaper labor without sacrificing Paris imports and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Sheppard
Herald Tribune
New York
Philippe Tournaye
Tournay
Rembrandt
Paris
Hong Kong
Seventh Avenue
Nat Rubin
Price
Philip Tournaye
Connaught Home and School Tea Prize Winners
Mrs E Hildenbrand won the door prize at the Connaught School spring tea. The floral centerpieces were arranged by Mrs F Crember from a local greenhouse. Cake raffle winners were Mrs A Anderson Mrs J Hamilton and Cameron Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hildenbrand
St. N.W
Connaught Home and School Association
Connaught School
F. Crember
A. Anderson
Belfast St
J. Hamilton
5Th St. S.E
Cameron Davies
Connaught
Dr. S
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Cumber
Port Algon
Ontario
Detroit
Mr. and
Mrs. M. McIinnes
UCW
Westminster United Church
Norman Pearson
8Th St. N.E
Wildey Rebekah Lodge No. 107
IOOF
Holy Trinity Church
G. D. Evans
D. Seitz
J. Cook
All Saints Women’s Auxiliary
Alberta
Howard’s Shoes
Adolfo
Dior
Philippe Tournaye d'Aston
Belgium
Baron
Hutchings & Sharp
Our Ladies’ Department
Daisy Zoy
Canada
Favorite Foundation
T.M
Dominion Corset Company, Ltd
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Arrow and Forsyth
Birst
S. F. Scott Mtg. Co. Utd
Bank of Montreal
Second Street
Joseph Gillanders
Tth Street
Fred Abbott
Bow Island
William Townsend
Dlow
Woolworth
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