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choke’ to.wear a silk flowered

dent, Kenneth. Laird. presiding...

‘were made for, the: annual “Fish.

 

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‘The- ‘home. of: Mrs. ‘Alex -MacKenzie on. Fourth

“Averities East was the scene of a. lovely: early evening |. |

wedding. ceremony Friday ‘when. Rey. Dr. R. W. K.

Elliott united in marriage. Montana: Joy Croft ‘and

Frederick Elbert Dowdie. .:
« The bride. is the daughter. of
rs... W.. H, .Thomas of Ottawa
; ‘and the groom is the son of Mr.
‘and Mrs.. James Dowdie of Gib-
sons. Landing. .

 

Hugh | ‘Alexander
was best iman ‘and J.H. Jefferies
proposed ' ‘the: toast to the. bride.”

‘pride
ess: for the ‘small. reception, ‘was

charming ‘in, a flowered. dress: of
light spring . shades... accented
with a. ‘feathered bandeau. ae

Newlyweds. ‘lett for a: weekend

gown ona: navy blue background,
“Set: with | a tiny white hat and
afpink orchid corsage. ~
“Attending™ her aunt, Mrs, Ar-
tht: Aitkens of this city chose ‘a
navy. brocade gown. Her tiny hat
was; flowered and her. corsage
was. (composed of pink carna-
tions.’ : bat 430° McBride Strect.

FISH CAKE SUPPER APRIL: 7:

~ SON. bingo. oe

to furnish. hospital room ji

being. planned

Springs,- immediately - following,

 

 

 

 

Proceeds’ from ‘a. “Bingo. Night”

tor. April. 14° ‘by. the Sons*of Norway. Vinland Lodge

No: 28 will go. towards furnishing a semi- private

room in. the Prince Rupert General. Hospital.

 

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' Plans” “for | ‘the project. were
completed Monday » night. when
the:.SON_ lodge held its. regular
meeting in the hall.with: Presi- |

April 1,

The supper. has been arranged
with two. -sittings, at 5:30 and
6:30 p.m. ..to: -accommodate - all

It.was also decided to hold the persons | atten ding.

ianual ““Wishermen’s . Farewell
Dance,” | immediately following, _, Persons. wishing to. obtain:
the ‘bingo. ee “tickets for this event are asked

to telephone Mrs. John Peder-
-In other business. further pians
‘at 5827.

Members offering - to® canvass

 

 

 

SP ELKS © for the Cancer Society were Mr.

Opes | and’ Mrs. ‘Kenneth Laird, ‘Mrs.

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~ Topay’s No a ~ | {| Society” dinner” to” be held next

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Mrs; Alex’ MacKenzie’ as" host-’

honeymoon: trip: at. Lakelse Hot |'-

and are, now. making: their. home :

Cake” supper ‘to. be. held’ ‘Friday.

‘sen at 4269 or (Mrs. Carl Strand .

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KITCHEN FARE:

ey. Cake can..do just that. Withi
a few simple adaptations, the
always delicious’-Honey Snow
Cake or (use’a package: of. ‘white
cake mix),
Honey © Frosting ‘becomes © “the
Bunny Cake‘ to amuse the’ adults
‘and’ ‘delight’ ‘the: youngsters: “who
observe. this happy: springtime
occasion at your: ‘home,’ Bo
-Here are the. recipes and ‘ai-
rections. ‘
: HONEY, SNOW. CAKE |
% cup shortening .
3%4.cup. honey a
'% cup milk.
(1% teaspoons vanilla”
~My teaspoon almond - extract”
2% cups sifted. cake: flour.
3% teaspoons. “double- acting
baking powder ~ on
1 teaspoon salt:
3, ‘cup sugar.
4 egg” whites, ‘unbeaten
Cream shortening | with, ‘honey
until well ‘blended: To. the milk
add. vanilla and: almond - extract.
Sift. dry ingredients - “and = .add.
Add ) cup of the milk., Mix un-
til all flour: is’. dampen Gh : ‘Beat
well. “Add ‘egg. ‘whites, and: re-
maining. milk and. beat a minute
or two: longer...Pour ° ‘patter. into
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QUICK LIKE- A BUNNY HONEY CAKE.

Easter” ‘bunny. “ake makes |
~ special. table decoration —

~ Let the cake you bake for Easter serve rot f only|§
asa dessert but. also. as a special decoration for the |.

| dinner table.
The Quick-Like-A- Bunny: ‘en poem ‘greased ‘and ‘bottom lined

topped with. Fluffy :

1 eake; each ©

| tray, using. the: longer . edges of

. use. for bow. tie.”

‘i weekend.

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Jing a three-divy visit with her

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FRANCOIS LAKE: “When. ‘one
‘Of ‘our customers’: was”.in “the
store on. Saturday she. -bought |!
some tooth . paste,’ and then.told
us about her sister. and -her: tooth
‘troubles. She” was’ born with ‘two
| teeth and’ seems‘ to’ have~ been
2) pusy producing teeth ever since.
Che After. ‘losing: ‘her... permanent
teeth, she “had dentures’ fitted,
and got along fine ‘until another
set. of © ‘teeth started. to. ‘grow.
These were. removed as. s. they; had.
‘no. enamel.
“She settled down! once more: to
| her dentures, - and. then another |c
set. started coming. . She . has:
‘written recently . to say that: she
"3 is. now coping. with her. fifth set
| which ‘is - starting | to lift. her
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We had a: ‘short. visit with Dory
| Thacker and G..E. _ Ferguson. of
_|the’ Prince. George Citizen, who
| were on their. way. home, after
. visiting in’ Prince . Rupert, Ter-
“Kitimat: -'and ” ‘Smithers’.

 

‘Face,
. 1 They. also: spent three | ‘days. at
|}Lakelse Hot. Springs. When “in |»
Prince Rupert. they. visited my |
- editor Dick. Ayres © ‘and: Grace
| Brown, so I was ‘able to get first,

as hand word of them.:
oh “Our school | inspector, H...C.
= Wright of Smithers, visited our
school. ‘on Wednesday.. morning.
fe er
“Power was off for an. ‘hour
and-a- -half on ‘Wednesday after- |
noon but'as we had advance ‘no-.
tice we were not’caught’out. At
this time of year a power. ‘black -
out can “be serious: for. ’ several
farmers have eggs in. -incubators
and baby chicks.in brooders that.
Dash: of’ salt. «| depend. on electricity: for
1 ‘cup’ of honey . warmth." "
“Beat egg whites with. salt wantil | ot
stiff, enough to hold up in ‘peaks,.
but not’dry: Pour honey.in fine.
stream over egg whites, beating’
constantly about 10-15 minutes,.
or until frosting holds its shape.
Or’ beat about 21% minutes - at
high “speed. of: electric | mixer.
Makes about - 4¥%. cups frosting.
To’ make bunny’s head, first
‘Jeut two strips from one end of
1%. inches wide.

 

‘with paper. Bake in moderate
oven _ (350° F,) 25: to. 30 minutes,
or: until’ done. +.

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‘2° egg whites ©. ie

   

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ton. of the B.C. Forestry, Prince
Rupert, called’ in. while: waiting |i

‘district. He used to live:in Kam-
loops. .and- applied for. transfer,
to. Prince. Rupert. - “Mrs. | -Cawston

Prince Rupert in. ‘the. ‘middie of

These strips. are ‘for, ears. -Re- January. * ee é |

|maining. piece is. for face. Set “The ohilaies are: ang’ a a
Y latter or.

face -piece on large pla small. house on. the: ‘school

grounds so. our ‘son’ Hugh -: went
‘up to help: ‘them. get, started: The
boys are, “none ‘of: them, more
than’.11. years: of ‘age, but ‘are
very: enthusiastic ‘and“had. evi-
dently borrowed *: their . fathers’
tools. for the job."

So fe gee we i
aye: heard. ‘over - the! radio! “one
day last week that a lady: ‘in-the
interior * -who' ‘breaks ‘and: ‘rides
horses was killed when breaking

cake for top and bottom of face.
Place. the two ear. strips against.
top edge of face, slanting. them
quiward slightly.

Spread . frosting cover ‘top. and
sides’ of : face and. ears. ‘Sprinkle
with: about. ‘144 cups. flaked . co-
conut' ‘Tf. desired; “taint: some- of
the ‘coconut pink - ‘and. “sprinkle |
this. along middle” of ears. For
eyes, nose, and. mouth, use jelly
beans,. gumdrops, or other can-
dies. “Twist: a licorice : stick and

 

 

and then trampled. her, It added
that she" was the* only. lady to
own.a: big: game licence ‘in Brit-
ish’ Columbia. .This is’ not cor-
rect for Ruth Lord’ (Mrs. Roy)
of. Tchesinkut Lake near. here
has .a Class “A” guides licence
and also a. territory of her. own.
Ruth has had a Class. -“A” li-
cence for five or six years now.
Roy is. also a guide.
te ob
After the ferry left the other

 

PERSONALS.

Retiring home “over. the
from Vancouver to
spend the Baster holidays with

Greene, daughter. of Dr. and Mrs.
L. M..Greene, Miss Kerry Guth:
tie, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
John Guthrie; Miss - Sherril
Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Cook; and Miss An-
drea Hansen, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs, H. M, Hansen,
bob

Miss Patricia Satiders of Veut-
couver reburned: south. this
morning by CPA plane follow-

afternoon trips a lad started off
on his motorbike and rode over
the ice’ to this side. He: walted
here for 15 minutes and met the
ferry this side, The ferry is back
on schedule, thal is crossing
every hour, and has been, very
busy as the lumber is. coming

fianeee James Moorchead,, while out faster. I happened to be

guest af his mother, Mrs. Jean

Fra neois Lake ©

" think: ‘The. ‘Calder » ‘family and Poe
. | Mrs.” ‘Welch ‘gave: it a‘ thorough

» Ranger ‘supervisor Jack Caws-\

for the ferry on Friday. This is |
his first routine trip through the |

and their three: young children |:
moved. to. their. new.. home in|-

Cae
this side: at. noon. a "Oni it. were

six enormous loads ‘of. ‘sawn m-

‘ber; as: well: as: five. tars. io.
Oe en or dele
“The Eldridge ‘family: has: thoved
back to ‘the. Honeymoon. Cottage
on. the Brown. Road. -Bill is work-
ing. in’ the ‘Burns > ‘Lake’ Garage
and will ‘drive ’ ‘to: and’ from: ,work
every. day. * .

 

AS” soon, as the ‘snow ‘melted
off.’ the. highway., the’ “Public
Works’ machinery . Was | "at ‘work
with maintainers’ and’ the’ ‘frozen
culverts: thawed © out. ‘to’ ‘let: the
water run “clear of “the ditches.
Except’ ‘for ;a ew | muddy. spots
the road is ‘good. wy :

pe e ae

“Those: “taking part:

“Mama’s Baby. Boy,” are’ now
in ‘the: final: stages” of" prac-
“tice. The first. show ‘will be
“here ‘in: the hall: on “April 7, '
then. ‘at’ Grassyplains « on ‘April \
8; ‘and in the: Immaculate, hall:
i in: ‘Burns Lake: on April” 15.0

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tiful on. Sunday’ evening, snicer
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‘Our little church’ looked peau: :

 

 

cleaning ‘on ‘Saturday, even to}| ==

blacking ‘the old’ wood" ‘héater.
‘Mrs. Stanley | Calder. has‘ made a

beautiful” new linen - ‘altar: ‘cloth |]
with. ‘nine-foot: ‘érochet:- ‘edging, |

inches: ‘wide, : - worked * with
crosses and: lilies, “alternately.”
- Mrs: - Welch ‘hemstitched’:

 

tar-“cover. showed” ‘up, “perfectly:
She™ also: ‘made® a: green’, ‘runner

for the lectern’ ‘and, the: Calder. :
family" gave. a deep pile carpet’ yee

 

lamps , ‘seem » Somehow in, keep-.

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‘Thursday .

“1: ‘p.m.—Casual Basketball;
pm- <Tiny.:, -Tots.: (B= 6: yrs); 4
p.m—dr: ‘Handicrafts: (9- 12: “yrs),
Jr... Ceramics.-'(6-8: -yrs)} Casual
Basketball; 6:30: pm=Judo;” °
p.m.— -Basketball-: -3rd - game: at
finals: (Old: ‘Empress. vs; Sunrise)
Adult. ‘Rifle,: Weaving | Class; . St.
Teen. “Trampoline: “Class;*
p.m Copper: ‘Tooling, Lapidary;
‘8. p.m.—Ladies * Keep *Fit;.28:30.
p.m: —Basketball sr 3rd: game. of-

 

 

 

in, ‘a- bad’ ‘one which. threw her;

side on one ‘of the Saturday |.

waiting when: the ferry docked

  
 

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Payne),. Casual “Weight “Train-
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+. FEMALE. PASTOR: *
' The; Norwegian “goverriment
has’ granted a 59- -year-old’ gr and-
mother permission’ to ‘be ordain-
ed .as.a pastor, first. woman to.
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Guy Campbell of Vancouver
arrived inthe elty to attend the
‘funeral of his. brother, Clarence
Gaumpbell, who. diad. Friday in
Prince Rupert: General Hospital,
The funeral services were hold
this afternoon, ce |

« afe ye q ' : :

tomorrow to spend
holidays: with hla]. ¢
family. tn Richmond, B.C. Is}. '
Robert Ballentine, 147 Fifth):
Avonuo West. He is making the
trip. by CPA plane,

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