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DELICIOUS, DELECTABLE,

the outstanding fish cooking demonstration Fr

APPETIZING and particularly easy-to-prepare were the keynotes of
iday by Mary Smith, Home Economist for the De-

partment of Fisheries, before a small but enthusiastic group of culinary interested women, Dur-.

ing her hour-long show, a feature of the Nort
Mrs. Smith prepared a baked salmon, filleted cod casserole,
fish salad, grilled halibut sandwiches and her specialty, bar

thern B.C. Exhibition in the Civic Centre auditorium,
stuffed and baked halibut, tuna
becued salmon steaks. The well-

known Vancouver home-economist is pictured above as she prepared the steaks for barbecuing.
Mrs. Smith presented her strictly informal demonstration with wonderful style and-all- recipes:

of foods prepared were printed

cooking to keep the rich flavored juices of the food,

stated, The show sponsored by

for the wives of the visiting delegates to the

Staff photo by Gary Oakes.

for

the audience which also tasted the delicious fish foods. “Fast
is the secret to cooking fish,” Mrs. Smith

the Department of Fisheries of Ottawa, was particularly designed,

Association Boards of Trade of Central B.C.—

- Brownie, Guide meetings begin, .
enrolment at regular sessions

Registrations are now open for
enrolment in the Prince Rupert
Brownie Packs and .Girl Guide
Companies at the regular meet-
ing times, it was announced to-
day by Mrs. George W. Cook, Girl
Guide Commissioner. Schedule
of ‘meetings are as follows:

Tuesday: Second Prince Rupert
Guide Company 6:30 p.m. at Con-
rad Street school.

Wednesday: Fourth Prince Ru-
pert. Girl. Guide Company 6:30
pm. at First Presbyterian
Church.

First Prince Rupert Girl Guide
Company 6:45. pm. at the
Armoury.

Thursday: Second Prince Ru-
pert Brownie Pack, 3:30 p.m. at
St. Peter’s Scal Cove church.

Friday: Fifth Pack, 7 p.m. at

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the Salvation Army,

Saturday: First Pack 9:30 a.m.
St. Andrew’s Anglican Cathedral.

Sixth Pack 11:15 a.m. St. An-
drew’s Anglican Cathedral.

Seventh Pack 11 a.m. First
Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Cook announced that the
Third Prince Rupert. Brownlie
Pack at the Annunciation school
would begin as soon as leaders
have been obtained.. .

The Fourth Prince Rupert Pack
at Conrad Street school will also
begin operations each Wednes-
day at 3:30 p.m. when leaders
have been obtained.

_ The Miller Bay Guide Company
and Brownie Pack will begin
meetings October 4. |
“Volunteer Guiders are also re-
quired in many of the other
packs and companies to assist
the leaders,” Mrs. Cook said.
Anyone interested in helping in

this movement is asked to tele-,

phone Mrs. Cook at 2251.

 

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where hard wear and sovere abuse are factors in modern
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portation Industry. 1's the shimmering lustre of nickel stalne

‘Nickel alloy steels are the strong, tough, durable materials:
modern transportation, On railway
steels are used for truck frames, couplers,
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on cars, trucks and buses; for underearringes and cngine.
of planes; for the propeller shafts and machinery of

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Is are on the job.

Parentcraft —

classes

begin tonight
The popular classes in. par-
conducted. at the

night, it was announced today

by Senior Health Nurse Mrs.

M. J. Croft. |

‘Increasing in
each season, the classes in-
cluded exercises, a trip to the

maternity ward of the Prince.

Rupert General hospital and
general discussion for expect-
ant mothers. | .

Registration is open
Unit at 7:30 pm.

As a special feature this year,
Skeena Health Directo, Dr.
Wilford Sinclair. will | give
classes to young fathers.

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"VENICE, Italy . (Reuters) —
American actress. Shirley Mac-
laine was recently awarded the
best actress prize at the 21st
International Film Festival here
for her. role in the movie, “The
Apartment.” | -

The best actor award went to
British actor John Mills for his
role in the British movie “Times
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buses, Stainless stecl is as practical. and. efficient as itis.

beautiful, It's strong and has exceptional resistance to core |
-rosion, Never necds painting and tends to wash clean in
every: rainfall, It resists the corrosive effects of acids and

alkalies in modern tank trucks. It makes benutiful, casy-to-
ntal-accessories on ships, buses,

planes,

atomic ships and submarines,

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outfits.
--.AThe elegance of the 1960 de-

“Parker's
“Ready-to-Wear”,

-men’s department was “William
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“another outstanding event of the Northern British
“Columbia Exhibition held Thursday afternoon when.

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five city clothing stores presented 16 exciting cos-

cade was focused by “Annette’s”’,
Exclusive Ladies’
“Star’s Style
Centre”, “Sally Shops Limited’
while showing’ clothes in the

| Unveiling the -eye-catching
garments were Ruby Merrison,
Jona: Campagnolo, Shirley
Waage, Sharon Gastaldini and
George J. Brown, who appeared

setting of autmn-tinted baskets
of - flowers.

Providing’ an added - profes-
sional touch to the very success-,
ful function: was a musical in-’
terlude, ~

ders, with her husband, ‘Barney

displayed his versatile stage
ability by also presenting sev-
eral solo.vocal numbers. | |

To enhance the decor were
the individual tea tables; which

tumes in the fall and winter collection.of high-styled .

 

‘late party look. was. her winter-

starring well-known}.
‘Vancouver songstress Thora An-:

 

were centred with autumn-
tinted floral displays and con-
vened by the Sons of Nroway
Lodge during the show in the
Civic Centre auditorium. —

Appearing first’ for Annette’s,
Ruby was breathtaking in the
new purple shade. fashioned into
a wool dress and matching fur
felt hat. Her topping coat was
of smoke-grey wool and mohair
framed by a luxurious fox col-
lar. Favorite luxury fox appear-
ed on Ruby’s second ensemble of
an. imported’ wool. tweed . suit,

ite gown of black nylon chiffon,
featuring: a dropped waistline,
falling to four tiers of ruffles.
A gold purse and long black
nylon gloves completed the
elegant silhouette. . .

Iona. Campagnolo, a formet
Miss .Prince‘ Rupert, modelling
for Parker’s* was“stunning. in a
stroller’ suit, created in cherry
red and accented. with a high
fashioned black velvet cloche .

hat. Her cocktail dress of off-

white’.French wool was. in a
sheath design and lending a

white fur felt hat: Chiffon-cut-
velvet composed .. Iona’s third
outfit of high-fashion. For late
parties, the. cocktail gown’ was a
magnificent design .of a. low
square neckline and bouffant
skirt.’ In-regal non-scratch ‘satin
of ‘plum’ ‘tones; Iona appeared
formal. The.short fronted. skirt
was tapered: to a.train and. she
completed her exuisite.. gown
‘with a sparkling’ tiaras” *° 0" |
‘ Lovely Shirley Waage. showing
clothes from Stat’s - was first
spotlighted -in-aGlenayr knitted
suit, created: in'the exciting win-
terberry.. tones.. The second
ensemble “A Lassie Coat,” partic-
ularly. designed for young charm-
ers, was made of wool camel and
fashioned in natural color. Under.
her coat. ‘she’ wore a delightful
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a wool plaid skirt and co-ordin-
ating cotton blouse, showing wide
push-up sleeves.. Her next en-
semble.was a black wool sheath,
topped with ‘a matching jacket,
trimmed: with luxurious Persian.
lamb. : The outfit pointed up its
all-purpose appeal.. Without the
jacket it.became a lovely after-
five garment and with, a classic
afternoon garment. For her third
appearance, Sharon wore a wool
shag coat in the exciting tones of
autumn, which topped a simple
black sheath.
Appearing for William F.
authentic. continental suit of
top coat, showing the new single
breasted full sweep and raglan
sleeves and a spori’s jacket of all
“wool gold. and black check, top-.
ping slacks en tone which denot-

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