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_ Jaycettes to. feature
= Booth: at, Potpourri

The Prince Rupert Jaycettes ; will, ‘sponsor | oo.
novelty booth in the Civic Centre. Potpourri fo. be
held April 16, 17 and 18° -
| The. decision to again feature! Refreshments: concluded the
ta miscellaneous booth at the’ session 0. a
oe [annual event’ was made wher!’ " oun
tthe group held its regular meet { is ee
‘ling st une home of Mrs. Leonard | First class _ |
. | Knutson on Pebruary 17. .

“4 Eb was alsa decided co hold the; Ae

-iannual Pot-Luck supper at. the! piano. onors-
home of Mrs. Floyd Eby on Sat- iz “Betty MeGil:, daughter oft Mr: be
\urday,. March 7. LO band Mrs: L. S. McGill, 326 Sixth”.
it.) Guest speaker, J: H. Settries, | Avenue Raat, received first class

.} president of the Rod and Gun j honors in her Grade € piano ex-.
{elub, spoke to the group om a} aminations held... reeenthy. ii.

  

 

 

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Land. gales totalling, $5, 285° were: S opproved: by :
: Gity: Council:‘last night. Sales are to: the following: |
| Qigo-Zuch, Vincent Magaldi, Wilfred ‘Trojahn, Willi
Waridl, G. W. Steele, Attilio Basso, ‘Lloyd’, ‘Mooney,

A Gottschling,. August. Gottschling, James Bott

 

    

 

 

 

-Emil. Nordine: 4h
: Mp "Connell: agreed. to" follow ’ ‘the
: Couinell “approved payment of| suggestion of the court’ ‘of ‘re-
site for an adding machine for|.vision and make representations
the. city. detachment. ROMP. of- to the federal government. about

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; GE 4 a ’ PN fig x 7 ‘| tentative proposed. outline for ai Varicouver' by the: Royal Conser-
fee o. og te Pe me 2 ee a : al ae v4 he a - } suggested picnic site at Oliver ; vatory ot Music of: ‘Toronto, it
C, “Aviation Council asking it en Vy, Whitiag court’ chairman Lake. a | {was learned here today.’
to; support ‘creation. of a provin-. , ;

wrote council saying that ifthe
cial government department to! conditions: continue,’ they. will

| i Lee Ay eA he tae a PERSONALS”
| Aga with - the | development. ofl have a- ‘depreciatory. effect on] ae of ‘é : Pe

: yiation in B.C. . property values.”

ae * _ ba te
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property - owners “appealing - It. agreed “ito” wilte to. the

ainst assessments at the court Roman: ‘Catholic: Ep iscopa al Cok~

 

- & pupil of Sister Marilyn | of
St. Joseph's Academy, Miss Mce- .

Gill took her. examination in
Dr. L. M. Greerie feaves to- | Var eOUFEr. on :

‘morrow morting by Canadian! ~~
Paetfic Airlines piame for Van-| f :
couver to atiend = doctor's con- |.

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4 vention from February 25 to 28.55
poration. stating’: thatIf :applied | | He plans to return Sunday. ee Capen an Che ingyodioor Y
5 a app nate ‘ es : . ‘a ort
ie ssinen seen ives ‘for; council: ‘Would: make: 4 grant - Mrs. ‘Alex: ‘Storrs, 1454 Piggoth : baler me oe ee
4 Only: five | ‘were “reduced. Others Bi Hew of taxes’ , ! — =  S Avenue, eft. this. morning by! rn
mi were: withdrawn, filed too late, Oe USION of multi- -colored “floral arrangeme nts.. the above. ‘models’ create 2 refreshirig picture ‘of su CPA plane for a month’s stay in’.
” . Of déleted fen core

\éss.on stage of: the Civic Centre Saturday afternoon as they model women’s and children’s summer wear, made from armel, 5 Vancouver to visit her mother;

a. fabric * produced: at Columbia Cellillose Company Ltd., Watson Island. Pictured left to right are: back, row, Mrs, Arthus,. (Mrs. Mary” Dickinson who ig in

- Logan,: Miss: Irene Bellamy, "Miss Anne Brown, Miss: Adeline Milewski, Mrs. James Kilgour and Mrs. .Prederick. Hertha. : in’ | ad health, 9. et
front-row are petite Shirley Anne Laurie, Camille Mussal em,. Lorraine Berg,. Eileen ‘Martin, Karen McBride, ‘Carolyn. James pdooeccoeoe

ree Cook: Models | not™ ‘Pictured are Mrs.’ Vernon Ciccone, Mrs. Maurice Boott, Mrs. ‘Robert McBride, Miss Marjorie Howe —

taff: Photo by. Dick: Ayres.

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4G ‘A; Carmichael of vancouver.
nas ‘been: appointed ‘conciliation
officer: in the’ dispute: ‘between,
. the ‘city’ and its outside. workers,
-_nyembers, of Prince Rupert Civic
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F of varie puddin ng odrishing sonora gaa SOE THE FUTURE
1 , oe ir nbting O12 4 es Sadmin- (3 es "INCLUDES AN APPLIANCE 2
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~ for cool winter or ‘spri ng | day ity bees Bee Ste |
a pm. Chess games, 8 p.m.: Sen- 3
a ; ior ceramics, 3. pm; Volleyball :. .
‘Vanilla: pudding sérved warm? ‘Never. heard of such: a thing! or "| practice, OS parm 2.
7 But. now « “you have. And you: will hear besides that you can serve it warm) —— "REMEMBER
with: honey, ‘asa .dessert particularly weil suited toa cool. winter or. spring day. HOW ws
Vanilla pudding mix that the ” { ‘ 5 fe
3 homemaker has stocked as a ay ABOUT Wwe DOUBLE THE MANUFACTURER'S. 5 WARRANTY
4 staple on her. pantry ‘shelves - i SOME Be
‘these: many years does not have | iP: CHENESE
. to be set-in the refrigerator be- : FOOD S
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sweetened whipped cream whose

! delicate .taste. blends well with

>the vanilla, and .is*not too. pro-

| nounced to: ‘destroy. the delicate |
mingling: of - the flavors. : Top:

| this swith sauteed coconut. . _.:

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“a | preparation. arerequired to. get...

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1 ‘tablespoon butter is stir over. medium heat until) 0 es
% cup shredded ‘coconut’. * | mixture comes ie had boll. Ree Oe Wate, Es SE tGuRSE ne SE oe
- 1 package’ vanilla. uddin: a’ move ‘from heat. our: into in-) * we FACE beeches ” {at ts *
a wos P. : te (Ee ‘molds. Serve pydding:.. oo Pave. (Soe SRE NONCE:  p Biboaare FUN, COUBLE- “FREKEDS
“ 2-éups: “milk ° cs | warm “with | whipped . ‘cream} | ot [neon eee VERIONICA’S < Phe NS
2 tablespoons honey. moe ; sweetened with honey - and top- :
‘Melt butter in a salicepan. ‘add | ped with sauteed coconut. ‘Makes a a.
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” . : until: coconut - ‘is ‘golden. brown, } Note: This: is a quick dessert
OB. ‘GIMPEL will appear tonight, in ‘the Civic Centre at, 'B: 30 stirring constantly. _Remove co- ‘that should be served soon after
‘as: the. third artist in ‘thé 1958-59 Prince Rupert Concert | conut and drain on paper towéls. rit is made so as to be warm when
series. The celebrated pianist will begin his outstanding ‘Combine pudding - mix,: milk,:served. Be sure to refrigerate |
pan with Organ Toccata in C. Major of Bach, for ‘which and honey in tre same saucepan | leftover pudding. _
Ss chosen the fine Busoni transcription. :It. will be followed an
‘the’ ‘Beethoven “Andante Favori.” The second : part. will

clude with. a Theme by Paganini. ‘Debus sy and Meldelssohn L; | ”
IL. also be presented:in the second half... |... : Ja ck SC OO .

i) s. HARRISON RE-ELECTED LVL ABNER

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THE OF FICE CF THE
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Tentative plans for “Open House,” suggestions | PNCUSHIONS, HARRY

Ts Ae I ‘ es for playground equipment and naming of committees 5, TRUPINCUS =
‘€ eetarren » Mlosve competition highlighted the regular meeting of the Society of . THE ARNW WANTS —Ti

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a ’ H. §. Hartison was re-elected president of the Retarded Children, Prince Rupert branch, last night . PERMISSION TOUSe \ fy
Brince Rupert's British Columbia Centennial Garden when the group met in the Skeena Health Unit. | SECTION Two! i f

With Society president George --- 7 7 oere emer
ub last week when the group. held its annual meeting | ‘Cook pres ane. committee heads' Tentative plans were discussed
in th VI named were:

‘for “Open Louse” at the Jack
WOthers named to office were | to,the Gnrden elub by.the Parks |" Howard Harding, _bullding and Jill school to be held one
Gory Verhaar, vice-president and Tonrd commission for distribu conimittee: Willlam F. Stone, atterncon during “Education

iam Baxter, scoretary, Onj ton. membership; Dr. W. B. Laing, T. Week,” March ! to 8.
the executive are Mrs. Ervin} Tt was decided that 50 cents G. Bateman and J. M. Phillip-;

Lindstrom, Mrs, Perey Pritchard,| per tree would be charged for] son,
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Alex McKinnon. than 100 trees have been ordered Boychuk and A. G. Timms, taf: join “this worthwhile society.” THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by SEAN DRAKE
“During .the business sossion jt; to date 1t,,was announced by |day canveners, and Mrs. H. G.:" Membership may be obtained amen eo
was reported that the Japanese the sectotary. Watts and Mrs. T. A. MeMockin, ' ‘for $1 from membership cou- ii CTE SEG WL Co 8s Pve aN ANG WTERAL coe (Gas O PUTT BLUNTLY. «=
| were discussed for a : { Ne SUNDAY BRLIMOSH? PATISAS TIVE)  PANTIAG FOR ME HE'S OUT OF THIS WORLD!!
‘ 1 “ne st Plans were \u publicity. cone q UNDAY BRUMCH PANTING F E
elverry trees | were turned over “Children's Flower" competi- T) t pl jeround wener Mr. Stone, at William F. i — ety PIAS ADORE Dab AY! th eae es LIME NOTHING THAT wi
usu SUUUGUUUUSEBUY tlon, It was also suggested We purchase 9 p aye ‘Stone Men's Wear. ! pays * in MAE CF Me oa NEALTEO FY BY ELI OS welsh 5 BVER SET mw | ;
ip ane d equipment for the Jack and Jil vonineencine anneal th tremens aes PIERO ave ES NAO. THAT ET, MOTHER Zz CEVC
w EN FRIDAY NIGHT » that childron he encouraged to | choo) will be authorized at the AUSTR ALLAN SIE 1 1) ~\ DEAREST on" ay i BEFORE! ) q .
it itt < :
SC gi) help pling some sites’ With | noxt meeting March 23, in time Australia had an estimated LO MeE ty at
. mark ¢ \ “ ye ?
. B| Hastuctiums, with Totem Park, |for spring use, It was reported. 149,200,000 sheep and lambs in \
d . ’ y ; ’ ’ f 4 . .
’ WALLACE S Hi MeClymont Park amet sted ee 1958, compared with the record RS 3
e u ites, co on Rk iV) . of 119,800,000 the previous year vN }
Ser T STORE yi R.G. Moore, principal of King | Neu. allison | _— _— , wa qt
D ve w Edward sehool ia ole his READERS . : nel) Wiis e
@) co-operation anc has invited a _ / ~,, Pre ht’ ef Ne
: : speaker to address the. children lo SUCCEC( l@ Kinsmen swimming Pou RON ve cece Be Cds
merli : neournage then HWthige Priday, February 27. Tick - RY Sa MARES rele
Ladies House Dresses gin an effort to © f ‘) & y. 1 | \ |
. g| lo enter the flower grawing com- , | [ rts on sale at Ormes, Deeths and Sie eae mY ,
vos M4 to oe petition, NCU, CAM OCHLAY,. Qrottu, erie
v var Stock 2 for | , Begontas and ivy gerantums y @ AN left over casserutes, pic B By CHIC YOUNG »
. . ¥ were ordered: for the hanging; Rey. George T. Pattison {plutes and pots Crom P.T.A. Ln ong _ Sj
may ower, baskets Inst year’s 8c" lof the Anglican parish in {ist Sir avenue Wests 3)" | ng Thee ES) (RoR Se)
PLUS 100 S ai As an. added attraction for Mission City has been ap- ™ . eT Mey, "s OEE
Oy wi town people and visitars, the pointed as Dean of Cal.) @ bucky winner of the Camp: CtAR =
wv OF OTHER @ club: decided to feature a ower Ing Outhit from the Annual Rod va
e “ Bi clock this summer. edonia to the St. Andrew's land Gun banquet is Mr F 449
0 , ] Next meeting will be held .the Anglican Cathedral, it was | Marrs. ‘ (8)
. BARGAINS Wi first Tuesday jn March. ‘learned here today. @ Canadian Legion Genera
v wi Je was announced that persons | Making the announcement. | steeting Wednesday, Februar
;
6, wi who would Ike cherry trees,; The Very Rev. HW. G. Watts, [asin 8 pan. Refreshments will he
g AT WALLACES Wimay leave thelr orders at the | Wishop of Caledonia, sald Uhat gorved alter the meeting. iy
5 ' . Prince Rupert Flower shdp. ‘the new pastor would take over ‘
dere vib si inearemaeaent arn ot “Wis new post early in May @ Mr. W.c. Palmer DVA repre:
. GOING OUT OF 5 VAUWUARLE ree Rev, Pattison fuceweds Rev, A sciitative will be at the Legion
Exports of British radio equine .#. Hendy, who left last woek to! on Friday afternoon, Mareh +
: BUSINESS SALE ’ ment in 1058 reached £45,000,000, make his home in Qualicum! Please phone V4 for an ap- .
S ppuvuvccuuevueused ur £1,500,000 more than in 15%. Beach, , poli tinent, adi:
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