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“The city. boys were in the same
troop, but’ in. different patrols.

: Accompanied by: J. ‘R. Johriston,
“Prince Rupert today to: visit ranger stations upcountry.. He. will: “
MY spend thé rest of this week. and next: week, in. the. district... :

: every “night,

op Ss. “McKinnon, chief. forester, BC. ‘Forest Service, vie- |.
--toria, is visiting: the. Prince Rupert forest, district on. his annual |

district: forester, he: ert -|. “

srecrorecs

Homecoming Scouts. tell
of ‘good time” at camp

Four tired but: happy Prince Rupert Boy. Scouts
Rave: returned: from the third Canadian Boy. Scout
Jamboree held in Ottawa July 8 to’ 15. Brian Eby, Ro-
bert Green, Ronald Currie, and: Alfred Tirams. are
unanimous in. reporting “a ‘good time was had by al

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where. they: had

“with: pa rty -
which has been’ in session'at ‘the

»| morning | for the
“| will -

‘| with a party.”

Sunday * school,
featured”. songs, »
handcrafts,

“Mrs, T, R: Lloyd v was in charge,
assisted by..Mrs, R,°B. MacDon-
ald, Mrs.
Heather - Moore, Mary... White,
Pameia Painter, Sheila Garbe-
ya,

the school has
Stories, - “and

Pianist. may

"| Bible school

A daily. Vacation: Bible’ schoo! |

‘| First Baptist. Church “every

past: two’ “weeks, .
conclude ‘Friday | morning:

Attended by some 40 kiddies |

‘| daily from ‘the nursery . beginner
and primary. departments of the

Henry... Vanderheide,

Sandra Wahl. and” Hilda:
Lippett. Mrs, Pe Ho Linzey ‘was

 

French- ‘Canadian. oe
‘For. example, . ‘there: are. the|)
“minuteries,”* cleverly: designed

tourists! in the dark. If you: are
visiting. ‘someone ‘whose room is
on the’ upper: floor, and it. is’
night;: you: must. “‘push.a. ‘button,
generally, located | in, the : ‘en-
trance.: .

“This turns < on ‘the light’ ‘in the

corridor. for you,’ but’ only: fora
minute or. two.’ ‘Then. it goes: ‘off.

to save ™ “electricity and. leave}:

There. are numerous: little dif-|-

habits: here. that: unnerves: me ne

bindison, ” - gas “stove known to.

gaz”. in Paris is a “cuisiniere.
“LANGUAGE QUIRKS:

After’ ‘three “years. in: “Paris. 1|
still” find: myself ‘misunderstood |

 

105. ‘pounds: of bread

om-!

on’ occasion, although .I. Micton fee :
attentitively.. One. day TI wanted ue as

“Canadians. eat» an. ‘average ‘of :
er person :

of. films: is yee but,’ gettin
around.; ‘to them: ds’:

singsongs : ‘and: skits,’ and swap-.
ped’souvenirs. Most of: them won
an Adventure. badge for- taking|"
part in an archery and marks-;
manship competition.

The ‘local. ‘leader, district. scout-
master ‘David: Ridsdale; ‘who: also.
attended,. was” the. assistant
; Scoutmaster. of the. troop.

-Each patrol had two tents and

- Foe |

‘ Rev. Dr. R. W. K, ‘Elliott, min-
ister of the First United. Church, .
7 announced today. that two new

ferences that ‘baffle: tourists dur-
ing. their first days. here fe
“Not. ‘everybody, knows, for. in-
stance; that it is ridiculous: to

ey 10% ‘habit:
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“cooked: meals outdoors on char-

On. the ‘last. day, ‘the boys:

thrilled’ to the sight (of the:

Wacation Bible ‘schools: would be
started next week. ‘under his: di-

a ‘pot of.: paint | between:1 .p.m:

try to -buy.a. steak, acomb- ‘or =

frowned, on ‘Smoking | by. women.

coal: grills. Ten pounds of char-

Changing of the Guard to the:7ection.’.

‘coal, were issued to each patrol

1 unusual
this supply of fuel.

daily,

‘and: various - ‘troops ‘used
‘methods | ‘to augment
One Ontario

strains or the pipe band... The:
ceremony usually takes . place
every morning. on - the. Parlia-.
ment: Building. ¢rounds, but: was

“y:. 4 school will: ‘be. in operation
‘at Facey. Hall in: ‘the mornings,

the afternoons, : -Both.-of these

and at.North Pacific Cannery in.

weekly holiday.:

and, 4 p.m. All: ‘the: ‘shops.’ are |: 7

RHYTHMIC . HABITS. agi ky

Iclosed. ‘And-on Mondays, 80. perp. ce:
‘cent. of them: are _closed for. al obs

| troop charged. two ‘pieces of char-

SChools: WUl last for
coal to press a pair of Scout two weeks.:

brought” “specially to the. camp The French. are. people of. reg

shorts,..

site.

Dr. Elliott reported that: the

| served: Slices. of. two pigs which.
| they had- roasted. : over: their

ae “troop” from Quebec
served |, pea™ “soup |: ‘daily, - and.
members of yet ‘another. troop

Four. other. boys. who . also. :

-went to the Jamboree: from |

Prince “Rupert will) return:

ater. Larry Gordon. is at. pre--

vacation bible schools sponsored
to’ date by: his church had’ been
highly” successful, and: that: at=.
tendance Had exceeded ‘all: ex-

from 12:30°to 2:30 p.m:, and’ sup-

| per. from. 7 p.m. ‘to. 10° p.m. Be-|..
tween". these ‘scheduled - meal- |. oo
times,-no. restaurant will | ‘give: ‘al

ular, rhythmic habits. Dinner. is}. - me

sent holidaying in Vancouver,
Robert. Long went to. ‘Toronto |.
. lo’ visit a ‘sister, and Laurie -
Gordon and. David Bell. are-
“Tistting Ottawa. and Edmon t
ton, ne 2

PERSONALS: S

Miss Diana | McCully. has: left
Prince Rupert after. two years:
on the nursing staff. of Prince
‘Rupert. General “Hospital. Miss.
McCully left. by Canadian Paciit.
‘Airlines plane. today for’ her
home. town. of Blackwater,’ -On-.
tario, “where. she, will. visit. her’
parents and enjoy ran extended
holiday. .- eh,
Be oe ve
A former ‘resident: of this: ‘city,
Mrs. ‘Marion: ‘Bentsen of Vancou-
has. been visiting cher
mother. in- -law, Mrs. Ray. Bent- :
sen,..and- ‘other: relatives: here. |
She. will return. to ‘Vancouver by.
plane. Saturday. coo “
Se ane : eo .
AS ‘HD “ale” Schlichting, form-
‘erly: of. Kitimat, and district sup- |
‘ervisor. for the Sun Life’ Assur-. a
ao lance: Company of .Canada,” has.
= larrived in. the. ‘city. to» take up
8 ‘residence: ‘He: an Mr Schlich
Ving and ® thei 5
1. Conny: ‘and’ Dirk ave:moved: into
1a thome_on: Graham Avenue. Mr:
Schlichting, ae ‘national “quality :
award: .winn ori
companies‘ Across * Canada? in
1960, succeeds ‘Steven: ‘King; ‘who

bectations, | starved: stomach anything. more a

a, a than a: ‘sandwich.
* MONTREAL ). . Too, “much4 As. forthe language a French-
emphasis: is, Placed ‘on. slimness Canadian feels in: the same. osi-
in. North: America, ' particularly, tion as ‘any, tourist: - fe

where adoléscents ’ are concern-|| ‘The Parisians understand you mye ves
fa) Dr. Hilda. Bruch of. the: “psy~ in _Beneral “conversation, but bh :

"_GONFIDENTIALLY YOURS

—by Byrne Hope Sanders

“MONTREAL, July 27th—Sign’ your. own holiday .
:Money! .....°Look at-any. dollar: bill and’ ‘youll:
See: two. signatures.” Without®. those; Signatures, .. ©
‘the bill would. be worthless. ‘It’s the same with ©
“the TRAVELLERS . CHEQUES © sold; by the .. |’
- BANK OF MONTREAL—but both the: signatures a
are yours: ; You sign-once at.the bank when you...
oo, ‘‘buy- them ‘and’ they. can’t. be: cashed“ until. you’ :
sign: -them.:a: second : time. If; you do lose’ them,’ or..if they..are..
-stolen, they:.can..be replaced. :.So .why. take chances’.with your.
holiday, funds?. Change. ‘them: into: Travellers. Cheques ‘sold: by ‘the =f.
Bank of . Montreal wee they. are. only good when you Sign. them! vee Pe

WHAT A GLORIOUS “FEELING. to come. fresh from. a. swim 1 OE. Le
“shower - and get into something: crisp, clean :.

-and cool. But remember: first. to. use :

_ FRESH Cream. Deodorant, the - deodorant’ x

- that’s” so’ gentle ‘it won’t_ harm ‘normal ‘skin:

i> or ‘harm -or.:stain™ clothing. : "Yet Fresh ‘is:

- completely. effective all ‘day. Jong.. “That’s ~

: pecause. it’s .a long-lasting ‘anti-perspirant. "

Nothing, keeps -you fresher -than Fresh —:

_ whether it’s the cool” stick, ‘the exclusive ‘upside-down. ‘roll-on’ or
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|campfire for: seven houts. pe

-The Jamboree, . ‘held. at ‘Con-
naught « ‘Ranges, . 16° miles. from
Ottawa, opened on: schedule, de-
spite. a. heavy. “shower. of rain.
The 3,000. boys” “paraded. before
Governor-General “Vanier, who |.
: officially opened’ the. affair: and |.

A FIVE- DAY- OLD pony. nuzzles farewell. ‘to: an older sister who's.
preparing’ to go ‘on show“ before. one million: people:. The year-
: old: filly will be the: big. prize. in the . “Namaq the Pony” contest:
-at-this year’s Pacific’ National Exhibition August ‘19: to Septem-
_ ber’4. ‘Donations will-go ‘to: ‘the Children’s Hospital. Joe: Holds-
: worth - of Steelhead’ Ranch. ‘at. Coquitlam | is. donating a Saddle.
anid bt bridle along: with the. pony. oe gave'a welcoming speech. foe

pececeneecerewororns ‘The. ‘boys hada whole: ‘day off |

MISSIONARY LEAVES [nz acce si

i a historic * ° -Parliament. Buildings:

- TO ATTE \ D COLLEGE > and grounds.' They ‘also’ visited

shopping. districts and. ‘the Gov-
ernment. Mint,» fo

‘John Murdoch, who-has ;been at. the United Church’s on the-actual camping grounds

‘Skidegate Mission on the Queen: Charlotte Islands, has left:to . there, were. various displays set

| ‘attend Union College -at University. of British: Columbia in. up, for the: “boys: to.visit-in ‘the

: ‘Vancouver for his initial training in the ministry. .° afternoons - — a van -containing

“ Mr. Murdoch, who is a‘ talented artist, was employed for {a Sabre: Jet. simulator : trainer

32 years. by a leading Canadian chain store before becoming | anda: survival’ display by. the Air.

a. missionary. with .the United Church. 2 » | Force,: a government. ‘conserva-:

. «.. His’ wife has accompanied him to Vancouver. ‘They have | tion. exhibition, an international |

(a daughter. and ason. .°- stamp. bureau, andy: an” amateur
“) It is. hoped that: Mr. ‘Murdoch: will return to ‘this: area,
‘possibly’ to. Prince: Rupert. are

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- TUNA TOWERS.
can: (7 ounces). tuna.

was: ‘transferred recently.to.Van- |
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rand. cot ok over medium
heat , ‘stirring ‘constantly.

Most * varieties: of’ fish “and
shellfish make. delicious — cold
plates, and. incidentally menu
possibilitics are not limited to
canned ‘fish’.such as salmon,
tuna, and sardines. Fillets. of
cod, haddock, sole, and the like
make. tasty. salads when cooked,,
. |ehilled, and combined ' with gar-

_{den ingredients.

‘| Good ways to cook fillets for
use in salads are by baking en-
cased in a covering of alumin-
lum foil, and by, steaming...

SUMMER SEAGARDEN

1 pound fish -fillets, cooked
Y% teaspoon salt.

-] tablespoon Jemon. juice
1 cup, chopped éclery
2 tablespoons: chopped pickle
2 tablespoons chopped onion ~
9 hard-cooked eggs, : ‘chopped
Y cun.salad dressing oo

’ Lettuce 9)

2 tomatoes cut in wedes

Dralii fish well and break fute

harvest of the: Pacific,:and: here
ig..a new: halibut. recipe recom-.
mended by home. economists of |:
Canada’s department of fisher-.
ies. :
“CAPTAIN' NS] HALIBUT BAKE
2’ pounds: fresh halibut, steaks
‘Y teaspoon salt
Vg. teaspoon pepper. .
“L-can, (20 ounces). tomatoes,
drained
teaspoon sugar
teaspoon basil
‘medium onion, thinly sliced
‘tablespoon, butter:
‘cup heavy cream .
‘Cut. steaks into serving ~ size
we. portions and sprinkle on both
sides with salt and pepper. Com-
bine tomatoes, gugar, and basil;
place in the bottom. of a. shah
low, ‘greased. baking dish. Top
with thinly sliced onion. Arrange
fish portions ina single layer |
on the vegotables and dot with
‘putter, Bake ina moderate oven
nt: (375°F,). for 20. minutes, Pour

heavy cream avor ‘fish and bake
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tablespoons. chopped celery.
tablespoons mayonnaise —
cups shredded lettuce.

large thick.slices tomato.
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stuffed olives oO
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celery and: 2 tablespoons of may-|
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a cup. of. shredded - letuce in a
round on each of two.serving
plates. Top each, round. with a
thick slice from. a large. tomato.
Divide the. tuna «mixture into
two equal. portions: and mould
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a measuring cup (% cup size) or
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