PRLTA elects

new executives

R. R. Whiteley was elected
president of the Prince Rupert
Little Theatre Association at
their annual meeting held at the
Civic Centre Wednesday.

Others taking office were
Angus McCracken, vice - presi -
dent; Mrs. Michael Jackson, sec-
retary; Mrs. Gordon Finlayson,
treasurer; and Mrs. Robert Gil-
bert, Mrs. Whitcley and Russell
Morrison, executive directors.
Discussed during the meeting
were plans for a play workshop
and a short course in acting for
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4°. Prince Rupert Daily News Thtusday, June 14; 1962

| Skirt lifter used in 1890 |) “-weppscescnenanae 7 ——

to keep long dresses clean.

VANCOUVER ‘i—A man prob- of English at Cornell University
ing the history of invention and!and now head of a Montreal
‘technology has found that Can- management consulting firm,
adians sometimes invent the|was here on the first of four
strangest things. For instance, a 4,000-mile tours to gather mate-
skirt lifter. rial for a book on the history

It seems a Calgary woman of invention and technology in
back in the 1890s got tired of her Canada. The book will be pub-
long skirts trailing in the mud | lished as a contribution to Can-
of the streets. So she went to ada’s centenary by a large cor-
work on an invention. poration.

She came up with the skirt|.. ~
litter, a lever attached to her A oo, [ /
bustle. With a flick of the wrist, » , _°
she could promenade unmud- |- fustra tan Ger
died. ,
| This is one of the inventions
jDr. J. J. Brown of Montreal is

gathering information about.
Dr. Brown, former professor

 

  
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

seoks pen-pal
: ‘A letter. has been received
i a : ; at The Daily News from a 14-
Foe j ph th ae . Egg whites at room tempera- year old Australian girl who is

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WINNER t " : hn 4 995 | _ - ture beat up better than ‘cold |seeking a Canadian girl of 14 or °

eR of a trophy anda so hites. sea 18 for a.,pen-pal. s “ ew L

cheque is Livia Fogarasscy, 13, '3 MEALS A DAY egg whites. Separte eggs ,and M.. OF 8. Pens pa DIRECTS CAMPAIGNING—Mrs. Robert Thompson, wife of the

of Annunciation School who bee leave white for 30 minutes before | Daphne Newton writes that national Social Credit party leader “sits at her desk at party

received first prize for her es- . . whipping. cre eat wits cold jpne bi learning about British Co- headquarters in Red Deer, Alta., where she co-ordinates the

say “Early Parental Guidance Nouris in rea ast water and reirigera e. Use as lumbia and would like to have! gampaign for her husband for the June 18 election. Mr. Thomp-
soon as possible in custards, a pen-friend here. Her address| son is contesting Red Deer constituency. Mrs. Thompson, mo-

 

 

 

scrambled eg8s, eBBn0sS OF in'is 96 Fitzroy Street, Warwick,| ther of eight children, will join her husband for mectings in Cal-
good st a rt or ay baking. |Queensland, Australia. gary and Vancouver. ' — CP Photo

By LOUISE MOORE
Toronto Telegram Food Editor

| Beliveau, deputy grand knight
of Columbus, makes the pre-
centation from the provincial
Knights of Columbus, while
' Rev, James Tracey looks on.
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from the local KC for having | Time {lies -- can you imagine:skip it it’s difficuut to make up!
the best essay in the school ; it’s 22 years come June 17 since | the quota.

here. —- Photo by J. J. Coma- 'T took over “Three Meals a Day”; Luncheons and dinners usual-
dina. ‘and J haven't fost a reader yet—j}ly are planned with a thought to

 

T Te ‘healthwise that is, for judging | nutrition, to attractive table set-
For BED AN oe i; Ibs, DY my mail they still are hale} tings but breakfasts lack sym-|
sliced ham cab T inch thick Place ‘and hearty. 1 hope the unfolding | pathetic planning. The family |
ve ‘ . th thick. Place: yy time will work the same mir-) gulps coffee, then makes a mad

ham in baking pan. Combine ‘ez
; ‘lacie, asl une garag r street car
cup brown sugar firmly packed, | ° dash to the garage or street car. |

1 tbisp. grated orange rind. yi However if IT can keep you; You can't run your motor with- |
tblsp. prepared mustard and 1,, {smiling until 10 in the morning | out fuel and the same goes for.
cup orange juice. Pour over ham, the rest ol the day will take care | the old body. After a lengthy fast.’

Cover and bake in a moderate of itself. But unless you begin' we need food that is chockful of:
oven (350 F.) 30 minutes. Un- with a good nourishing break-i nonrishment to carry us through

 

Problems unravel when you travel by train

 

cover and place slices cut from 6) fast —- how quickly a grouch;to lunch time. | ; a
peeled oranges —- cut % inch; can develop. | PREPARATION FOR . Canadian National
thick — around the ham and Breakfast usuaily is the most ; ' , ;

while cooking baste the ham with
| juices in pan. Baking ham an- |
other 30 minute uncovered]

BREAKFAST _ the
neuleeted meal of the day yeti Much of the preparation for ; , ; a Mh 2
a of the worry-free:

it should supply at least 1/3 of i breakfast can be done the night;
before. The table set, the juice
'jugged and refrigerated, the
;cereal ready in bowls or saucc-
i pan ready for the cooked variety,
‘blend dry ingredients for muf-
ifins or hot biscuits, have coffee
ipot, cups and = glasses for

: Serves Six.
| This make a delicious Sunday |
fdinner when served with baked
i sweet potatoes, buttered squasn
| new green peas and a fresh
| pruit pie.

the daily food needs and if you

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BUSINESS

= Is Canada about to visit the pawnshop?
w Is miscellaneous spending breaking Canada?
= How useful is the DBS to you?

¥raser Robertson defines the current state of the Nation’s

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‘juice at hand so that in the
; morning it takes but minutes
' before everything is in readiness.
Last but not least roll out of
‘bed a half hour earlier so that
‘you can come to the table look-
‘ing fresh as a daisy. This hurry
business is purely a matter of
‘hahit. -

A REAL EYE OPENER

The aroma of sizzling ham and
golden pancakes is @ great in-
- icentive to speed a hungry family
- to the breakfast table. To pre-
cede the ham, serve in attractive |
iglasses chilled frozen pineapple
‘juice which has an affinity for!
j this zesty dish.

 
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
 

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'pancuke mix on hand whip up a
-pbatch of small pancakes or usc
,your favorite recipe. Serve them |

hot from the griddle with honey | , e
butter —- a breeze to make-- heat or C ion
together equal parts of honey and

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as rueney assistant. This is
Mr. Watson's frst appointment
with the Indian Affairs
branch, as he forrnerly worked
adth the National Wealth and
Welfare Department in Vie~
lori. He replaces Peter Bran-
ish, here, who has been brins-
ferred to Whiteherse. Mr, Wal-
eon os married and bas four

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