LLY- [MINDED ‘teenagers, from Prince ’R
“the: high: school band:and orchestra’

“They. are, left’ to right, : first. row,
Susan Harding, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K..F. H

Retro
rt: and. ‘Mrs... BE,’ Johnson
; Kalle: Krlitmaa, -

son’ of? Mr. and Mrs.:

‘pack row, Lanny Nishi; |

upert ‘and ‘district ‘are’ amon 145) students ‘at-
workshop’ at University of British’ Columbia July
“Alison . Newton,'- daughter of “Mr, and: Mrs... D..M.
arding;: : Joyce: Johnson). daughter of.
‘son: of Mr. and “Mrs.
°. ‘Krlitmaa’ and | Ricky.

SET eK Gren ay

-Jand retired recently. as principal,

TE. Nishi, Port
‘Lindseth,, son of Mr. and

 

 

"710- MILE, BC. -@
Eniberley, lived for 18 years in”
North: . Vancouver, raising
‘family, buying ‘a home and try
ing’ ‘to’ find | satisfaction in. his
line of. work,

ive. years a

“ity, packed’ “ap cix
i; moved to the Ca. {oo ob

1e. “place: is: “on. ‘the.

of Green Lake, 11-:miles

64S - of this: Cariboo: Trail | “post
aspine 200, miles north, of Van-

ver,

They found it run down cand

‘Lou,

a with “a mod-.

* short of Gime put. it. had

“potential and. ‘it. owned: a: small.
a--plece © of. the.’ history’. of: the
y storied = “Cariboo — country. : The
‘Silver Spur ranch once’ was part.
of the vast Graham: ranch, one.
of: the ‘biggest. int: ‘the ‘Cariboo

Mr: “Emberley, his “son “Glen,

” (now':21,;.and., his. wife ‘Evelyn. 4

‘pitched. in-— ‘Sherri,- now;
was. too: young to. help--w he ‘an
enthusiasm =
themselves. “Today.” “they
guest: ranch - accommodating
about: 30 persons.
 Trail-riding guests explore.
portions of the  old:: Graham

 

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MR. AND MRS EDMUND.

Bnegland where: (hoy. will,
‘the Mediterranean, : - Mra:
Sao. whilo Mv Auckobl:
algo Joon correspondent

wpe": AVOKET, formerly of Port”
Simpson, were farowolled. Friday night by Australian and Eng-
lish friends in Prince Rupert, ‘The Auckatts ara motoring. Across ,
Canna and porjions of the United States before ombarking for”
spond some time. before wintering in
‘Auckott was fold: nurse. at Port Simp->
taught, at the Indian Day:
for Tho Dally Nowg. .. .° °

 

 

 

School, Ho Was |

until ‘broken up and sold” during
: the: last: 15 “years.

ne sparked... by..\:t he
come: proprietors of, ‘a 206 acre enow eee they .were: working.
: ‘ IOr

Joperate: a> ‘comfortable,

north: rustic,

‘lspread as well as: the trails fol- |,

hattLomed.

the region by the + gold rush. of,
{the 1860s, mee ae

Silver. Spur. is. one of several
such ranches’ along the ‘ grav-
elled | road ». leading: . .east from’
70-Mile, but ‘it’s"one ‘of the few
in’ the: ‘whole of. ‘the. ‘Cariboo
which exists solely as” By “guest |

“Its ‘season * /YUns. from. May- ot

; ( , the..hunting |.
s¢ason | . Noveimbe 15,: and.
guests: vary ‘from, groups: ‘of. city
‘youths’.on vacation’ to: groups of

in the: fields, or deer’
in the -hills. 9.9"

“To: the Emberleys, “it’s a sym--
lol of their. ‘quest © ‘for -freedoin
from the pressures. of ‘city life.

“We just decided. ‘there “must
be something, better .than what’
we had: th North Vancouver,”
said Mr, Embericy.:
“Here, Sherri: has. to fo.

and. moose

‘miles ;to ‘school, and we have, a

lol, of work to do yet, Bul we're
free to: do. it for-ourpolves.

aye ee

Colorful tunic.
“tops lead show.

FLORENCE, Italy m—
Galitzine'’s entlection
Sim, flaring tamnic top
~ trousers in bright
eye--catching. colors: .drew a
warm reception: atthe Florence
fashion ‘showings ine Pitt Pal-
ace Sunday. kong

Galitzine’s tune: tops, both be+
low. hip and knee length, came
in brilliant, ohandwoven silk”
chantung. Thoy: were worn over.
hall-hottomed matehing Lraus-
ers and. With matching flat--
heeled. ali pumps. Colars were
Neht and height ee con and vink :,!
apricol,
black, i
Thea cashes: worn

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nined in patont,, anbot-like furry
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“T“fop “quarter” is: better: read ‘and.

trend ‘of trying: to -keep ‘young-

| proved. so” ‘consistently. unco- -Op>
erative’ they” had’ ‘to. be asked’ to”

“last year when he. “set: aside-'a

a small: “group of. interested: pe
and varied collection: of

‘The ‘slides cover: wid
visited . by either . residents

way, Stikine River: countr:
Mr, Calder. was accomp

an

“held: at the. Officers’ Mess ‘Sunday when.

ple gathered to view the wide.
ed by Frank. Calder, MLA,

areas’ of: the district not normally oy
tourists, They included many of: |)
work around Namu,‘the St wart-Cassiar road; Alaska High--..|m

‘the Nass and Skeena rivers.

ied by Mrs. N. L, Barton.and. J.
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gers is “infinitely. better.t

Mr. McDougall, who has spent.
his | whole -career.. teaching. at
North ‘Vancouver : ‘High - ‘School-

agreed there are more “problem”
students: in high ‘school.’ ‘today:

‘other ‘hand. today’s.

more mature than the. compar-
able group of previous genera-
tions, he says.

A firm believer“in* ‘the. modern
sters. in school. for. as ‘long “as.

use of..the word: “expelled”, on
the records» ‘of © ‘students’. who

| leave.
“withdrawn” and he has always

showed signs. of:; a ‘change | in a=,

POLICY QUESTIONED

He believes’ in as little corn-.
pulsion as. possible: in training
adolescents. .
‘him : the: centre” of! controversy.
“smoking. area”. inthe’ « school
grounds for. ‘those students who
want to smoke;-

2 “This doesn’t 1 mean T condone
‘smoking. ‘by- teen-agers,” he said.

“We took: ‘pains: ‘to lecture: and

show: films’ onthe evils: of nico-

 

 

“its |:

hunters seeking: ducks‘ and: geese |

tine, but the boys of the “Smok-.

ers Union’ ‘were meéting .in the |-

than ever: before but’ says >this .
Ais because they. would. have drop: fs
" ped: out: in. the. past.

possible, - Mr. “McDougall banned’ i

Such students - are ‘classed ‘as|

welcomed ‘them: back when | they

This. policy — made.

VANCOUVER. (CP) — Today's batch of teen-
| says|

Wilfred (Mickey) McDougall, a man. who has been

teaching them. for.40 years... | | +

han any in the past’’;

 

education. It is a last chance for
the - so-called “bad. poyss . to
Straighten’ out.”

 

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‘dian “woman to ‘become - ane

‘6fficer in the. Canadian, Army;

~ commission recently in the 2,-.
700 = “member. j

men’s: Army “Corps.”
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old- fashioned flavor but’ prepar- |:
ed with the minimum. expendi-
ture of effort and - time — that’s
the order from. today’s “homec-
maker, Here are Ewe. recipes
which will fill the bill:

_ DULL PICKLES

(4, pounds: 4- inch pick ling

, cucumbers ©

G tablespnons salt

3 cups White Vinegar

3 cups water

34 to 1 eup “aill seed

a1 pepperearns |

Wash cucumbers thoroughly;
cut in half lengthwise. Combine
salt, .vinegar and water, Heat
Lo boiling. Pack | cucumbers into
clean, hot jars. Add ,2 table
spoons. dill. seed and 3 pepper-
corns to each jar. Fill with boil-
syrup to within ’%
inch from: top of, jar. Immedi-
ately adjust coverssas Jar manu-
‘facturer directs. Place filled jars)
on wire vrack. dn covored, . deep
‘kettle, Add: chough boiling: water,
to cover‘ tops of. jars ‘ono inchs
place over heat, Process (oll) 1A:
MiNULS,. ronnting — time | fren,
moment active boiling resumes,
Ramovo “jars: adjust seal as
manufaelurer. directs. Makes 1
pints, .

Tf you have, no wire: rack, fold-
ad chicken, wire, woorlen. clothes
pins or. soveral thicknesses | of
used jar yubbors maybe: used,

 

 

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@uick- -pickling—crisp, “@runchy

| quickly - packing one:

“CUCUMBER ONION
MUSTARD PICKLES

6 pounds’ 3 to 4 inch pickling
“cucumbers ‘

1 pound ‘onions

1%, cups sugar

Vy cup salt wo

2 tablespoons cornstarch

11% teaspoons powdered’. alum !

1 teaspoon ground ginger

ly teaspoon turmeric -~

Vy teaspoon pepper

2 tablespoons prepared -
mustard

3 cups white vinegar

1 cup water

,

Wash  eucumbers Ahoroughly;
slice, Peel and siiee anions, Com-
bine sugar and next 6 ingredi-
ents in deep saucepan. Gradial-
ly stir in mustard, then: liquids.
Cover; bring to a poll, Add, vege-
tables, Cover. heat just: Lo boil-
ing point; ‘then simmer
-hot, steril-
ized jar ata thine, F Fillsto within
Y, inch. from top, “making sure
vinegar: ‘solution ,covers VveRe-

tables. : ‘Sonal: each jar at gnee..

Makes 8 pints. '

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0. Rupert S

ae not be cece at the Sawmill

- Lieutenant. Irene: Hoff: of: ‘Ota
- tawa; above; -was- ‘granted: her:

‘servant. in, the. Indian ‘Affairs o
- branch: of. the: department’ Of:
immigration S
a Lieut... Hoff. joined” the militia |
“unit: 10 years. ago: as a priv-":

‘Friends “of Mr. ‘and Mrs. “‘Tho-
mas Burns. bade. ‘them © ‘farewell

‘| with a Scottish party. before they

left’ Prince. Rupert. Saturday. ‘to

. return to: ‘Scotland.’

dy

7 Many: handsome gifts; includ:
ing a silver. tea: ‘service, O Ru-
pert plaque,” a $100 bill,” and, a
clock, were presented ‘to ‘the
-| couple at a party | at thelr, home

| Thursday, night. . Weis

‘

“We received SO . “many. pre-
sents that we: will have: to, crate.
them and-ship- ‘them separately.
via the. Panama,” Mr. Burns

Among,’ their. “¢ompatriots -
the: party: was. ‘John Baird, father
of Mrs. Peter’ Cullen. of this: ‘city,

land, ‘in May. to spend the. sum-
mer here...
-The Burns ‘and. ‘their daughter,

—|Mary 12, left.. by :Canadian Pa-
| cific Airlines~

plane . Saturday
for Vancouver. to” ‘travel. - from:
there to Montreal. by: plane. After

=. spending’ four. days. there. they

will travel: by: ‘boat to Scotland.

“Mr. ‘Burns, who ‘has: been:

anic during » ‘their four. years’,

‘residence, is: rejoining”

- haulage. ‘contracting - firm: with ©

et he was previously - em- =
“in: Glasgow. eon

“While he’ regretted _ leaving.
Mr. Burns. said he: had received
two long | distance telephone calls
from ‘his- ‘former: employer ask-
ing hint to come’back, and that
he could not’. affore LO lose, the,

opportunity.

the flight: will be:

 

who came. from ‘Airdrie, Scot- |*

employed - ‘aso a diesel | mech- "|

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‘ Spe «Monday, July, 175: 1961"

 

 

Mrs. W. -R, ‘Bingham and. her|F
daughters ‘Connie: and... Colleen,

611 Sixth, “Avenue. East, aré. leav-
ing’ ‘by. Canadian’ Pacific, ‘Airlines,
plane:, tomorrow... for: Vancouver,
to spend’ a month's holiday. with

relatives. Accompanying them on |’he

Miss: Joyce |
Moore, daughter. of Mr. and: Mrs. |:
E. T: 's.: Moore,’ .774.. Alfred St.
‘| Joyce’ will be: going: to. Nanaimo.
to visit her. grandmother, ‘Mrs:
G. EB. Moore; -well- ‘known, former.
resident of. the. city...

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“heaving ‘for a’ ‘month’ Ss. ‘holiday

in ‘Seattle, Mrs:.D °-.G:" “Barber,
930 Third Avenue West;: will tra-.
‘vel’ by’ plane - ‘Wednesday.: with
her infant..son. Kelly.. She. will

‘visit her parents,Mr. and: Mrs.
, | August Gudjonsson,. -who -will ‘be.
seeing - their -- three-months-old

grandson ; for. the first time..
foe

Mrs: J. Bi Roeric, of. ‘Chicago;

formerly | of.: this city,

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