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three films: being. featured.

season;:) 14°: mothers

tion, ' it was reported,

Overlook:. “Mrs. - Jessee’s
two weeks : ago.
other. daughter Sharon, five.:

“3 Mrs.’

{the classes.
month-old Sheila‘and boys Jim-
ymy, five and Betty, two.
mothers said the’ courses * were
“very, worthwhile.”

 

“Th ‘the’ ‘United | States, 99° per’.
cent. of families live. in- areas’
served ' ‘by television: aes

 

 

oar you ® “think | -you. are. seeing ]
| minute flies, check; they may be
‘a’ species of a. destructive flying
ant, reported again to be caus-
ing” damage. in -some: city” homes.

» Hach» ‘year these ants do a cer-
tain’ ‘amount. of damage to the
wood in ‘homes, due to moisture.

: | spector_ W..B. Withers, it is: dis-
closed that’ ant colonies produce

 

Fr iends ‘gathered. ne the’ “tied
“of Mrs..G. P. Woodside last night
‘to fete Mrs. /Harry Rochester

ivho.- leaves. Monday . with. her

‘husband > to make their home ‘in.

the: south, after a five-year stay

here.

was’ Mrs... R. R:
Whiteley, who ‘on. behalf. f the
:Prince-. “Rupert: ‘Jaycettes - pre-.

 

, sented ' the. guest-of- ‘honor. with’

a: totem. pole souvenir spoon.
Games. and ‘refr eshments. were

<“ehjoyed during the "night's en-.

    
    

fertainment.

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Se: Ronald © Mc-.

 

: ‘particularly.
a ‘spring, and early.”’summer.
“Ants. do ‘not bore. into good |
os wood but.only rotted wood.. They ‘\.:
build their colonies. in-any place |*.

 

"Assisting the hostess: with: are
. “Iangements.

   

lV day: launched a: fierce: attack: on).
“Truman

3 lof. ‘President~ ‘Eisenhower:: ‘and.

os newspaper . said” this
‘t'; dence ‘in his article ‘published. ‘by.
a | the: New York: Times Aug. 25.

 

large. numbers of winged | forms, |.
in. the: winter,

| whien will afford. them ‘protec- |
tion: (between floorings, ‘in’ walls; |.
‘behind baseboards; in‘dry.rotted . |.
porch ‘supports, . under. stones, or.
in' the ground itself”).

““When.nests are located in’ the
house, they, may: “be . identified |
by. the accumulation of sawdust
which. the. ants drop, from the
infested wood.”
- The release. ‘continues. ‘by: sug-
gesting. -methods:: of. controlling.
the» ants: a’ five: recent: DDT:

 

   

 

 

| Tass. ‘raps. Truman.
ONDON' (Reuters)—The~ ‘So-.
viet: newspaper. ‘Tavestia’ Wednes-

former - President”
charging: “he. is doing: his. darn=:
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Nikita - . Khrushchev, - the... ‘Soviet:
news: agency Tass reported. “ The
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Classes’ “inelede ‘instruction on”
baby's growth,. birth, : care, feed- ”
ing and personal exercises, with

too Atethe. last. ‘series .of ‘elasses.
held! during | “the: winter-spring:.
and itwo-
fathers’: Teceived useful instruc-.

“Among. those attending | was
Mrs: Lloyd. Jessee of 1528 Second
‘baby
daughter, ‘Wendy Lee was born
She has’ one ,

; ‘David: ‘Martin: of 1069
‘Sixth Avenue East, also attended.
“Her: family is two-.

Both

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are Mrs. David Martin with her
two -. month old daughter
Sheila’and Mrs.. Lloyd Jessee.
with her two- week old daugh--
ter Wendy Lee.—Staff” photo
by, Charles: E.. Giordano. °

f “Flying ar ants. cause damage
each year in city homes:

spray of i0 per cent: DDT pow-
der. or more effective, a. two per
cent -to five per cent chiordan
‘oil. solution or emulsion. These

‘should be painted or sprayed on

shelves,” cupboards, walls; work
tables, drainboards, window sills
and door threshholds. | ot

AL R. Scherh

recei ives. $4 00

 

pow universi ily ly

Leona rd. “Raymond
Scherk. today. was-announ-
ced a winner. of a $400
Pacific Brewers’ Ware-
housing Ltd:- scholarship

school. .

Son: of Mr. and” Mrs.” R W.

1} Scherk, : 2218 ‘Seal - “Cove ° Circle.

‘Leonard was. one of: 30 students
who — “have. “won. scholarships
valued at $9, 700 for study at Vic-
‘toria: College: and: the University
of British’ Columbia. Te

-The,: “awards,

the." _UBC.: awards committee,
range in: ‘value: from. $150 to $500.
Twelve. other students from all
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- Mothers and new babies |

for. proficiency. entering
University _ from | Ai i g h

‘announced . by
Dean. ‘Walter: Gage, chairman of

  

Glamor Took” “for poodles”
latest rage in canine world

‘CALGARY (CP)—Smart- -looking French poodles on: rhine- * :
, stone-studded: leashes are ‘becoming a necessity for the: sophis:. -
‘tieated woman'‘here. os
A local canine: ‘peauty. salon is doing good business. making .
dogs look fancy. Don: Brooks, an: expert in. the business, says
some of Jhis’ customers have as many as three poodles, OP,
* His’ “Royal Dutch”. treatment, costs $7.50, and includes ,
a everything: from’ ‘permanent waves to toenail painting.. Popu-:
‘lar: colors * ‘include blue and platinum, green and red... Hair
styles.'for the. dogs. range, from .Continental. to. ‘New ‘Yorker,
English Saddle: ‘and. Royal’ Dutch. vs
“Clothes for these pets this year include, mink ‘coats costing =
as mich: as’ $200. “The: rhinestone ‘leashes cost: between: $5 and’
© $15, and there are rubber, raincoats: with matching hood. and
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eo MR, T. GIBSON, ‘agent for oo
“THE METROPOLITAN LIFE: INSURANCE co. odd

will be in. the city: ‘from: Aug. 31 to Sept. 5. Any Metropolitan
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may, contact’ Mr. Gibson at the” ‘Prince. Rupert Hotel. |

 

 

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> Vancouver - Tesidents | leaving |
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and: Mrs. A. E: Groves: and’ Mrs.
Groves sister. Miss Joan Smith,
following: a. visit here with par-
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