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She returns to her ‘parents’ home ‘in ‘North Hatley,

“BRAVE. GIRL, four-year-old ‘Diane Beaulieu: ‘grins “cheerfully in the Montreal ‘Children’s Hos-
operations to: repair damage suffered. when, she: :

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doctors t through: th

~ “Children’s, “Hospital ‘travelling
clinics touch 18 different, centres
during: the. year. This chiid spe-

Children’s Hospital
here: for first time

. Prince. Rupert will. have a-visit from the Child-
ren’s Hospital travelling | clinic for the first | time. on

Friday, August 25.0
<It will be set up in the Skeena
Health Unit, 333. Fifth. Street. —
‘There will be a ‘pediatrician,
an” orthopaedist, an ophthalmol-
ogist. (eye man). ‘and three nurses

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« Every: parking space and pic-
nic site was crowded with tour-
ts and residents
were out to enjoy the heat of
he sun which poured down from
cloudless skies, and the superb,
matchless scenery of the Skeena
Kiver and valley.
“The moss-mottled mountains,
slill crowned —
border the river
Wild flowers grow in‘abundance,
and —- rare in this land — the
foliage. and bushes are
led in the heat and dust.
The people of Terrace and
vicinity tell of no rain for three

ine

inonths, and

and dried-up creeks and rivers,
"Many people - were
sandbars fishing:
for’ salmon, Also on the lookout | °
fdr flsh as they swam
tre acherous waters of the Skeena

beaches nnd

were many
stopped alon

thelr occupants enjoyed watch-

ing. the. bobbing black: heads of
; these voracious fishors.
"Tha largest. campsite of this
stretch is at Exchamsiks River,

This stratehes for half a mile].

along tha highway, near the spot |.

whero the IExchamsiks flows -in-

to the Bkeonn, Hore are afl pore.

ible. faellities:

corivonionce
campers and

B, Q, ‘Torost Service,
“Ho veampsite . 1s

randbar by

narvow atithis part, Magni fleent
tins isd on the opnoaalte,

at Ale river,
niles. from. Prince Ruport
anda milos fren 'Tormnen and
n Salvus and Bxstow:,
He tourist niny. sot: un
and enteh a snimon: or
Dan the slow-flowlhie river
white hia ahildren play safely on
Tourata®. myn: cook

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; Many. travellers
“use highway _

“Highway. 16 between Terrace
and Pritice: Rupert was a. busy
‘stretch. of pavement all week-:
énd, Like ants on parade, cars
streamed in both directions con-

wond applied hy

viaitors. ate. ‘finding
for anlne |.
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with snow,

and highway.

shrivel-

of parched. gardens

sitting on

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‘ninced): fdr the
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pieknickars: by the

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unonslars

clalist. service. whas grown from ¢ an
original four Okanagan towns 12
years ago, , to- its present prov-
ince- encircling tour. During 1960
a: total of .1,689: patients visited
the. combined. ‘clinics. Number: of

mat, 96

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patients seen: in, the. Skeena Dis-
lat ‘year was 274. Terrace
Smithers, 62. and Kiti-

 
   
 

 

 

-Children’s: ‘Hospital: “March* of

Elks No. 342, is largely respons- |"
ible for « funds’ ‘needed'to bring
these | clinics. tothe children | in

ae 5. 55th soning |
|| maphed by. coup: fe.

Peter ‘Kelly,. well- known in: -this
city . and area’ “celebated their.
55th. wedding anniversary. ast
Friday in: ‘Nanaimo, ”

ried August: 11,°1906-at, ‘the Meth-
odist ‘Church: lat ‘Port: Essington,
with a: ‘recéption- ‘at: Cunning- |
ham’s Hotel.:..

Dimes. ‘drive: “sponsored : ‘each No-|
vember in: Prince Rupert by BPO|’.

 

this & area who need their services.

 

A survey, of 135. Japanese girls’
born and raised in the United
States showed they. averaged 1.6
inches taller than girls in Japan.

es

PERSONALS
“Mrs. G.M,. Turner, 510 McBride

 

 

three-week holiday in Yancou-
ver. She was. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Anne Sheardown of
Vancouver who has been visiting
here for ‘a few days.

   
     
 
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
       

     
    
   
    
    

 
 
 
 
 

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me Colleen: Knleoly (loft) ‘got, hare gonson

But sho's: previewing .
on cools off. in water.
akl equipment and vesort:. claploys,

  
  

 

   

A sioner couple: Mr. ‘and: ‘Mrs | -

  

Mr. and. Mrs. ‘Kelly: were adr -

  
 

Mr: Kelly,. now 76, is. ‘minister
of the United: ‘Churches. at Parks-
ville and ‘Errington on: Vancou-

ver. Island.:..Mrs.° Kelly. is. the |.

pressed with the . beauty of. the
|) hanging baskets placed ©
Third Avenue by the club and ‘he
considered - them'7a great: asset
to the city. He expressed surpriée*
at: noting tender species | ‘of rhod-.
odendrons and azelias in: ‘bloom.
‘Also noted -were: the picturesque
‘dwarfed ‘pine trees along -
highway:

Pelter, district agriculturist from |
Smithers explained briefly:
work and function: of the Smith-
ers
mentioned'specifically that their
work is mainly research ‘asap-

A visiting garden exper

‘He was §:

Mr. King was particularly ‘im-.

‘along

    
   
    

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Mr. ‘King showed. slides: of ‘new

“the

experimental © station. . He

plied to the economical . produc-.
tion ‘of | agriculture and . farm
management. This department
has many services available. to.

insect problems, and weed con-
‘trol: :

A lengthy question ‘and answer.
period | followed - in. which ~ both:
_|speakers . discussed many. prob-
lems facing local gardeners. .
.President Cornelius Varhaar
thanked, the guests and assured
them: their visit and: information

Vhad: been of. great. benefit. to the}:*
: gardeners. here.; The® ‘president: '¢.
: ‘announced | that, requirements: ‘for!
‘entries for the flower show: to be |
o | held: “August. 25. and: 26°-will’ be tc!
os Published: in. the.

shortly.

"Dally News.

 

 

~ PERSONALS :

Mr. and ‘Mrs. ‘Henry: Dickens,
420.Sixth Avenue West, and. Su-
san, left: by: car yesterday. for. ‘a
two'.week holiday - in: Vancowver,
‘and Kelowna. They were accom-

has been. visiting here. from) Van
couver:
: oe o# ae
° After” a six’ week ‘holiday ‘in
Vancouver, Miss J udy. Thomgson,
1043: Seventh Avenue: East, “r -
turned home on, ‘Sunday’s: plane,
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| daughter of Mrs. ‘Amos’ -Russ/of |’

    
  
   

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" ‘The’ Kellys have..five sons. ‘aiid
oné. d nghter:. ‘Jimmy. in: Oak-}
land, «Téd at: Ocean. Falls, Har-|

 

vey in: ‘San ‘Francisco, -Horace. in}.
Prince’ ‘Rupert, and Reg; who" is]

‘in’ northern Alberta.: "Daughter
Agnes. ‘is jn‘ Tacoma.. 's an
There. are be ‘grandchildren. a
Mr, Kelly was former’ mis ssion!
ary skipper on the Thomas. Cros-
by and is a. recognized. spokes-
man for the Indian. people of }

 

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FIRST IN: RUSSIA

Catherine the Great, who died
in 1796, was the first. person .in
Czarist. Russia to: be Inoculated

; against’ smallpox. holbe

   

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Monday, August 14, 1961005.

gardeners such as soil sampling, .

,Other guests were: Mrs, Alfred
Ritchie, Mrs. William ‘Hardy, Mrs.

  
  

no ‘prepared in’ next to no: time’ from

paitied, by” ‘Gary’ Calderoni, . -who |‘

 

rt was agreeably ‘surprised on
| at tthe ‘abundance ‘and color. of the. -well-kept:. gardens
jof. Prince ‘Rupert...
specialist of the department: of agriculture. at: :Kel-
owna and was one of the guest speakers at the: Well! tat-
tended meeting of the Garden Club held d. Feidey!
at.the Civic. Centre. Bet

E. M. King,’ horticultural.

   
   

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was. the guest’ ‘of. honor. ata: ais S

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| species--of flowers;and «. plants co- ~hostess. *
which he suggested the members Miss ‘Roberts ‘will, pec mic the}.
try to grow in the: gardens here. bride of Gerald ‘Cameron « on, ;
Another guest speaker,:'J: A. August 16." Pe

 

» Seated” in” “a decorated. ‘chair;
the honored’. guest: -opened : :the -

numerous gifts. which, were pre- ||»

sented to her ina gay. ‘umbrella.
An added novelty | was (2; ,tin- of-|-
Miss Maureen: Krog,' ‘here: from
Vancouver’ to. attend - the’ ‘wed-
ding, | assisted ine opening | “the
gifts. ee a

 

 

book ‘and ° ‘games, ‘were. ‘won: ‘by
Mrs. James, Hadden, Mrs. ‘Charles

: |Roberts, “mother : of: the: _bride-. a

elect and Miss- Krog. |

Reginald Linton, ‘Mrs., Paul. Lo-

and. Mrs. Emil Blain... a

 

oe a etiait sina way” ie
solving: the. problem. Serve Sugar:
3that. can: be|.

 

ihgredients- at: hand: .: : Combine
‘one-quarter. cup: ‘of ‘margarine’ or
‘butter’ “with one- -third':..

‘of. ‘cinnamon,, one: ‘tablespoon. of
orange: juice: and‘ two .teaspoons

iniaht |

 

A. MAMMOTH: WHALE with. “underwater. fairyland inside ‘it

East. Mrs., Douglas’. rh 7 vente the: Pacific, National’.Exhibition’s Marine. Festival August. 19

oe through” -will be 40 feet. high and 80. ‘feet Tong. Tb will: ‘feature; life

water 50° feet in: ‘the air. .

 

 

 
 

 

 

he’ guests compiled. a. ‘pride’s “

‘cup: of |:
white! “sugar, one-half’ teaspoon |

 

of: orange. rind. ‘Spréad* each slice
read<with: ‘about two
‘teaspoons of ‘the mixture. Stack

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wis Spread. the: remaining: mix-
ture “over” ‘the: top: Slice! length-

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day..after. ‘attending. the :funeral
-of their: ‘mother, Mrs.
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by car from: a. 10-day holiday trip
to: Terrace... “They. visited Mrs.
Hutt's brother: Walter: -Toffeli,
who is ‘relieving ‘as manager at
tthe Bank of Montreal in Terrace
while Eric Murray | is away on
holiday.
yi - ee .

enjoy a. three week camping rin
at Lakelse Lake were. MM and
Mrs. James Hadden, 212 ‘Fifth

 

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couver” and? Ors: ‘CLES “Bigth: ‘of :
Arcadia, Calif., left: by. plane Fri-.

J anet

Mrs. 0.8. ‘Hutt, 144 Ninth Av-|
enue. ‘East; with: -children | Terri |-
and: Danielle, returned | Saturday |-

Leaving | by? car yesterday to

Avenue East, and. three children.

‘pan* Sor. ‘bread, pan. Tie-.a: ‘string
loosely. around the: stack length- {

wise, ‘cutting. completely, through’

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By “STEVIE” “STEPHENSON |

Dr: Ga, W. J. “Fiddes, “gone. sup-
erintendent: has, returned . ‘from
a few. ‘days: dine Vancouver. .

 
       

pr. W.

 

- Victor: Wells: has’ returned

his home after: ‘spending a: Wak
in. the: «Prince* Rupert. Gene: ral’

-pushinsky, Mrs. ‘Gordon; Cameron ate

 

have: gpd Mrs ‘rom. holidaying

in’ ‘Portland USA

 

Mr. ane ‘Mrs. Garr Etzer

family‘ have*returneéd- from’ “one : p
daying ‘on. ‘the: Alaska: E Highway,
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“Staff. “and j petients.

“The . Quest”? “Wildlife”, °

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enjoyed rE:
National :+ “Film. ‘Board : pictures,
and|}.-
“Blueberries”: this week), 2.0)

        

 

For rolls” fight att the ‘erilly
sounds. very tempting. to almost'|
everyone. The next time you plan |; ae
a barbecue, : include rolls’ on. the |
menu.: Heat tnem’. in one of'two|
easy “ways. You: can’ “place | them |
in a. coffee: can,’ cover: the can’
with. its own) cover’ or foil, ‘and
place the can on‘its side‘on the|
grill.” Rolk: ‘the: can: occasionally)
‘until’ all’ the ‘rolls are’ ‘heated.
You can‘ also place. the rolls in-a
‘| large. skillet,. sprinkle. them light-
‘| Ly.; with -water,: ‘then cover: the
| skillet. with foil and, heat. Give
0.| the -pan”a'shake” now: and then |
to help . ‘the’ rolls: along. . ‘When
they' ‘re ‘piping © hot,. ‘Serve’ ‘them |.
with: ‘tots of butter, or margar-

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