Miss Joan Eyre wed in First United rites A quiet wedding ceremony at the First United Church June 9 united in Eyre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eyre of 1060 ond World War is now chaplain at Shaughnessy military hospital in Vancouver. |; “ ajor, the Rev. Roy Durnford. | —— = conan mee | Ms Avenue East and Leslie Thomas Polhill, son of arrived back in Vancouver from/to the Seaforth Highland Regi-, In the First World War, | he! EXCLUSIVE rand Mrs. Leslie Polhill of 218 Eleventh Avenue Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Que... ment on June 3 by Prince Philip joined the 54th Kootenay Bat- | FRANCHISE Ear Ara vtevonte ces thote pete me. weitary es ete at the| padre Durnford earned the talion and served with field am’ AVAILABLE Wen in marriage by her fa- | Apartments, on their return. The . , _ * c CAlnsoO with Seaforths during s 5. ‘| Completely new revolutionary ther, the bride wore an organdy | groom is employes " Ca- back at the west coast Just IN) worlg War Two, and gained the Second World War, he served | toy now creating a sensation over satin ballerina-length dress eres olowator time to help with the consecra- y with a fitted lace bodice and three-quarter length sleeves. She wore long white gloves and car- ried a corsage of red and white ti d Two little girls h donated fast for this sensation of the carnations and ‘baby chrysan- . WO e girls nave a was assistant to the Dean of |pospital is Rev. Walter Little of | nation. Reply, Ste. 305, 193 themums. at \W itehorse their proceeds from a carnival) Christ Church Cathedral in Van- P te whew || Hast Hastings Strect, Vancou- The matron of honor was which they staged, to the Prince| and th to Ste, |St Paul's and St. Matthew: . 3 é r was Mrs.| Miss Margucrite M. Burns, Na- R " ee Nc€)couver, and then went to sle.! i} ver, B.C. Gerald Rochon. Her ballerina . S, Ni upert Museum. Mary Jane Bird, dress was of blue organdy over satin and her corsage was yellow carnations. , ~ . ere, Ze Waller Buzzie, cousin of tend the Sixteenth Annual Bri- cad Mrs. M. B. Odland, 130| Parties for vou OOPS perore eve et tl as grobin was ket tan vin of the lish Columbia Provincial CWL Fifth Avenue West, gave $1.17 there was ation established here. TORONTO, j oth Why wish Perkins was the usher, Rev. Dr. Convention, to be held for the to Mrs. Jocelyn Bolton, museum “e , - , , une — Why wish you vere R. W. K. Elliott officiated at the ceremony. Sag hroalkfae Coudert, , » © ntic ; neat ANK OF MONTREAL. TI! { M Fami at the Ver tian Ttou was held will take Solace On Say 10, 1 WINDSOR, Ont. @ — Mrs.\ter 16 years service there. Finanee Plan ean supply the ready east 10 ‘ Pnetian R 5 ° ' . , ; . 20 1 : j “itis 5 ane vacaty Gondola Cafe. White, at La and 12 at the Sacred Heart Ca- Irene Ridout, who counts 120 Dr. Turpin has been in British take the worry out of your vacation plans. candles Nanked the three-tiered wedding cake on the head table. Emil Quast proposed a toast : , : : : : daughter, ereat-grand-daughter " ; . : : Lo Qo bride and Ronald Eby 45 ontlines L His aes alos and her first greal-great-grand- is one of the few ministers who hood B of M branch, and you'll be on your way come vacation rea re convratulatory {tele-|John's latest encyclical “Mater ha . : . As : Meee grams. y tele- et Magistra.” child. served in both Great Wars. - A DELICIOUS DISH FOR A RAINY SUMMER DAY .. For a wedding trip to the in- marriage Joan Elizabeth nadian Government elevator, CWL to meet tional president of the Catholic Women’s League of Canada, will fly from Halifax, N.S. to at- first time in the Yukon. By invitation of Bishop J. L. thedral, Whitehorse. Convention theme will be the social teachings of the church Second W A Canadian Army ‘‘p tion of the new colors presented PERSONALS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bird, 134 Fifth Avenue West, and Caro! Odland, daughter of Rev. curator, from their carnival. descendants, posed for a picture that ineludes five generations—- herself, her daughter, grand- | now chaplain at Shaughnessy Prince Rupert Daily News Tuesday, July 3, 1962 2 e e ! dee eee tnete I orld War city resident “VICTORIA & —— A large col-f lection of Emily Carr paintings, ‘never before scen by the public, will be restored and framed for -Victory’s centenary observances this year. They are from a cal- who was stationed in the city during the Sec- lection recently acquired by the sé adre B.C. government. fame by herding a large grou _with the Canadian Scottish, the! of German prisoners, oer fire, ‘Westminster Regiment and went ; armed with only a swagger stick. ‘overseas with 5 Casualty Clear- After his retirement from the |ing Station. | active Army, Padre Durnford| throughcut United States. T.V, advertising with two free trips to Disneyland and 12 free bi- cycles starting July 10. Act His successor at the military | Anne de Bellevue, Que. While stationed in Prince Ru- pert, he organized concerts and United, South Burnaby. The other Protestant chaplain lat Shaughnessy was Dr. George |Turpin, who retired June 30, af- there . . . when you could be? If you are hesitating about the cost of that “dream’’ vacation, there’s good news for you at the |Columbia since 1914, and has ‘had United Church pastorates in ‘most sections of the province ‘before and after ordination. He ole A low-cost, life-insured FIP loan is the per- to get the things you want now and pay for them later fect way by convenient monthly instalments suited to your pocketbook. So don’t hesitate a minute—see the people at your neighbour- . in fact, . | | Provincial director, tishop M : eed al year round ae estan “i terior by car, the bride wore aA Harrington of Kamloops will ; : LEARN THE BEST! | sauerkraut I know... LIBBY’S SAUER- LoS light green suit with beige ac- | be in attendance. Business ses- . | ° KRAUT. Here’s how: én: cessories. isions will be chaired by Provin- Mr, and Mrs, LESLIE POLEILL S N lf | } German Kraut “2 VS “> They will live at No. 6 Seaview | cial president, Mrs. J. Vv. Care| — Nishio-Schell photo tart Now: | | Moor can Oey sae rT tsp. caraway seeds, rl a ) Schools ar [perry or enticton, who wilh also 1} THE COMER & DORAN METHOD | ond. caraway. seeds i sae Spane aT eapidly, fat, most of the water Is é ada, ot . j . ; . Pe d grate potato and add kraut. d si . - g ow ; ition Conference which she at-|! [ . . ° f£ [ > ° + of Hairstyling and Cosmetology | Gently until potato is ore potato crvings, to sauerkraut. Cover and simmer GRAVENHURST, Ont. © -~'tended as the CWL delegate: = GABDASCO empor antl Se ASONING | Easy to cook, wonderfully versatile, Libby’s Sauerkraut is low Dorothy Shaw. retired school from B.C. as taught in Hollywood. One free week | in cost and high in appetite appeal... no wonder 9 out of 10 teacher who was a high school; Reporting heir year’s k ° | post-graduate training in Hollywood cans of sauerkraut sold in Canada come from Libby's modern 4 principal here 22 years ago, noted’ p¢ the. ce onion. will be ere | in WL in 4ata VPOSSLULGS i] or our schools. kitchens! _ | some changes at a ceremony iN Yincial conveners ay | F g | Sani . . sain) | EVEN ON THE HOTTEST ‘DOG DAYS’ of summer, you'll feel 4 her honor. When Miss Shaw vincial conveners, Mrs. A. Vv.) . . —— | Beginning students are assured the most advanced training | much less like ‘barking’ after the soothing - started there were 139 students Lowdell, Vancouver, — spiritual; ! By LOUISE MOORE with tarragon or use half wine , available anywhere in a basic course. luxury of a CALGON BOUQUET bath, an . and four toacl tS: ve it’s 451 Mrs. D. N. Palumbo, Prince! Telegram Food Editor i vinegar and half tarragon. Then . ; ; . inexpensive luxury, I might add! You see, (io students and 16 Les whore it’s 490 George, report forms; Mrs. A. A.| Romans — hide your wives _jadd 1 tsp. dry mustard, 1 tsp. | Advanced Training for licensed hairdressers available by @| Calgon Bouquet is the delightful bath bi es cacners, Boucher, Vancouver, press and |Caesar’s . coming. That's the sugar, 1 tsp. salt, 1 tsp, paprika. | reservation. Visit, write or phone for details. powder that makes your bath-water silky- Sh So rer ee — marazine: Mrs. M G. Billings ' oo! . . .. Mi “il before addi t tl \ : + | soft... and both water and soap rinse re In Sheffield, England, it was New © Mrs. M. G. ines, warning issued when Caesar. \A1X well be ore a Ing 0 Ae | New Westminster Burnaby Beauty School | away cleanly ... no sticky fecling .. . no af the bride’s extra-long train that’ ew Westminster, education; ‘crossed the Rubicon on his way salad greens. Toss lightly and | Hairdressing School, 4682 E. Hastings St., bathtub ‘ring’. So tuke my tip... when 4 caused havoc First BS ae _ Mrs. Theodore Taylor, Victoria,itgo Rome. But it will be the hus- sprinkle with a few more ancho- 298 -6th St.. | North Burnaby, B.C. the heat threatens to get you down, do try PE a z . Firs he groomi/organization; Mrs. Stephen pands wi ill be forced i / vies chepped, . h Y 8-5812 the morale-booster of a bath scented and conditioned with Calgon tripped over it, spraining an’ . j i i Ss wio wi e forced into Phone LA 2-3820 Phone C ° B t. You'll feel fresh dai d you'll look ti ankle. Then the officiating cler- e Vancouver, immigration jhiding if they turn down a' ouquct. You'll feel fresh-as-a-daisy and you'll look that way, ' too. and citizenship; Mrs. P. J. Car-'cCgesar salad, the noblest salad | \ gyman got tangled in it and fell. roll, Salmon Arm, social action; ¢f them all. suffering a painful back injury. Stamp needed actio ! By CHIC YOUNG When the best n tripped Mrs. J. A. McLellan, Victoria.) Caesar hadn’t a thing to do | = banei his hez ran tripped. legislation and resolutions; Mrs.' with it either. In a_ little res- | mI parain< | [you TOLD ME JURIGHT-Give | [OK ay--THEN )" mow vou}! | anging his head against the arthur Smith, Victoria, Indian taurant down in Tia Juana, | MLL TAKE | [ONCE THAT AND TAKE 5 altar, the enraged father of the missions; Mrs. J. Arens, White- - lo honor {Me ve MARRIAGE ‘Mexico, it was first prepared by ' WAS A TAKE YOUR NAP ‘the Cardini bride produced a pair of scissors horse, television, radio and and clipped off the offending train. —-Toronto Star. PETERBOROUGH, Ont. @ — A painting display here featured works by amateur artists more | quet, secretary, Mrs. J. Millar, Kam- loops: treasurer, Mrs. U. J. Cha- ‘lar it became that it is now ser- films; Miss J. M. Clay, Vancou- ver, historian; Mrs. F. J. Cro- Vancouver, Girl Guides; put, Dawson Creek. 1 family when the larder held little other than unexpectedly appeared. So popu- | | | "BLONDIE | | By WALLACE REYBURN GIVE-AND-|\¢" | ithese salad ingredients to do for | SI [ | : | DOs opp ‘a meal when a number of guests | tA cespects € t | than 70 years of age; none of the exhibitors had received any : ; . +e . . . NEWS rj Diocesan CWL presidents from «nt in Mexico City. News Service ‘ved in their swish new restaur- | Toronto Telegram Kamloops, Nelson, Prince Ru- \ S syndicate, Inc., 1962, World rights reserved, LONDON—With the 400th an-, ' sol Jenst TO degrees | manager Howard Bo MiacGre- the pool is wh Jenst 7 ' aoe Y isually any fime soon after thre 4 roy Wit he tn eharge af the hirat. week in Tune } , hosiness end oof The Dally oo yoo should never be over- ee as ' News while news editor Givry a) “ Sundiy for Vietorta Mr, Ayres THE LIFEGUARD LIFEGUARD instruction until they had reach- pert, Vancouver, Victoria and TABASCO FLAVORING — _\niversary of Shakespear's birth. ed this age. One woman, 78, ex- Whitehorse will be voting dele-; An important seasoning 19 | coming up in 1964 it would be! hibited 13 pictures. gates. imany salad dressings is tabasco! ay obvious thing to do for Bri- | ~ and youl find it essential in‘ tain to bring out a commemor- | D il C d P } this salad. The true pepper: stive stamp i flavor i i . : : . oe al y rosswor UZZ e flavor is derived from tiny reds The Shakespeare Anniversary peppers that have been aged like ‘Council have in fact put it up to + ACROSS 48 Living. 14 Northern — grapes for wine and is combined ‘the Postmaster-General that a TRUE I~ 1 WAS GONNA 1 7 e505 YOUR TYPE O' VIA 2. BUT, YOU HL 1 Mandarin word 49 Native of: Suffix. kind of apple. with oil, lemon juice, salt and | special issue be brought out with £2 ELIMINATE DAISY MAE MODEL COULD RETCIN, FORREAL J pea, WOMAN NEVER MAKE for tea. a 50 Biblical keeper of iH Rent, payer. dry mustard, a perfect dressing: shakespeare’s head on it but BUT DO YOU —oewgy IS WHYS US BOYS IS WOMEN. JO ALL R.GAT— A COMEBACK, | Fete te seen 52 Moon goddess of 23Give. {cr crisp green leaves of lettuce there is no certainty that such KNOW WHY? Ji ) GETTIN’ TIRED O MUSCLERAS fa 12 Mother of Arcs Greek myth, 24 Bygone, and romaine which have been g stamp will come into being. THEM BEANPOLES.! Se AS a and Hebe, 53 Make vague 26 Trace. sprinkled with grated cheese. A Rock-like. the Postmaster- So J4 Act of acquiring, statements. 27 Artist friend of raw egg and croutons are added General has adhered to the pol- 16 Surrounded by. 56 Work on galleys. Luther. last and then the salad is tossed‘ jey of having none other than 17 Distinction, 57 Pronounces in 23 Reduce: 0 and served, ‘the sovercien’s head on the One of Snow a certain way. subjection, nt : - . s jen’s a on ic 8 White's friends, 58 ‘Teapot —, y 31 However. PFABASCO CAESAR SALAD {stamps and, strangely, it Is lett 20 Endure, famous Wyoming 33 ava om Heat 2 Wisp. salad oil in skillet | Looney bles a Me mtilate lathe 2 spring. il reserve, ‘ : 4 inecd clov rartic, | bain’s ables ¢ atelis 5 Mr ter Nirs. 59 Freeloader. 35 Fluting of a wie wi, minced clove of garlic. boost. 93 French article. 60 Fiery. column, in archi- AaC = Cups bread cubes aad heat Hungary has already done 51 Kind of cloth. DOWN tecture, until delicately browned. Re-| ak pany “plus. Byron and 25 Covenant, 1 Discipline. 36 Simulate, move the cubes and set aside. dkespeare-— Ps ae The 27 Do a retailing 2 Movable item on 37 woes ship, Tear 1 large head of crisp chil- Roa t hous Steve ns Bow eae i business: 2 words. a skirt. . can led romaine and 1 lar re he rf Zusslans nave qone Wi a . i 29 Born: Fr 3 Short song, 39 Bull fighter, lettuce into bite size Hees Toss nard Shaw, Fielding, | Pamein 1EART OF JULIE 50 Force, 4 German article, 40 One —-: 3 them into a lar x salad bow! and Blake (Lhe poet. vot the 2 Remove from 5" .- des words. “sprinkle Wi Be Se as spy). The Greeks have ied By nflice, Femmes,” Al Crossed out, Sprinkle wilh Wa cup grated ‘on and in 1958 Wemidor issued : 33 Where Charchill Motirre comedy, 44 Cubed, [Parmesan cheese and $4 eup re eee etary ‘ \ was a cavalry 6 Creator of 46 Misrepresent, | ermmbled blue cheese. Combine 4 Darwin stamp. cocetapes cadet, Kdimond Dantes, 47 Henry Higgins te cup salad oil, by cup lemon | The last time heavy PFORSTU. | - 4 37 Vault 7 Mascagni opera, wpil, . Fiee, Va isp. ‘Tabaseo sauee, 4, WHS put on the Postmaster-Gen | : “ aS. / . Welt, . . 50 UU res Puce, 4 ap, ODAUSea Saudee, 4 : . he! * 3 mg a8 City on the Oka, 8 Copper, 50 Uninteresting, hay salto la emp. dr ystard, eral to recone ene oat Tey ¢ “ en . » } vea WAM & ue " . , mee ms . : : a | Oyo: i OS teal 39 Anpry. ) Soul: Fr . SL Great n aie ly blend Dey BEAT Greats of Britain was 1 w+ i, tel 42 Thirty: Tr. 10 Capable of beings. une Pot oved. si . when the Burns Commeniorite 4g fg. 43 Arrange by stretched, pe Men, ‘onl ; Pour oved salad greens tind Hon Committers tried Lo get Ral-! yt Lt te | degrees, JT Enlogies. 51 Old-time musica toss lightly. Break a raw egg or don Gom y tue tree 0 ek the, at ms 7 Ah Dreams Vr. 13 “Die Fleder- ee Kinwdish letter chetter still have it) eoddled 1 hie onto a SEM hie birt | ES i 40 Spelling contest mans” character, SS Page et Minute and break it over the top cae at tine. one ‘at the! i \ +f fs Auesine mo pe " Gf the greens, Ane ash al ‘ley ietine men on Brie & ii { caean | meee] RED i" Toss Lishitly until every particle Vian sla X . Wits entioned. by iS | i: of ep disappears, Add croutons, the PMG. “ "| ° | 7 . ; mae t enough to serve 6 to f. ee “he country is mniqne f { |i | Another stlad that's tops in f i Mv its sane an its | = Po RSL rsmmimer time is this one which 1? NOt ee oreh’s head | ies jis very popular with my Stamps, the monares S| . A raasepeet | : | ! ‘ WIL Chae men Serves Us 2 syuibol af nutionial- weap < \ oprene wae val ‘A lwha Uke to prepare salads, iy MOAN GOST ul WILLIE, WHEN 5 aes Vt wee THAT POY WAS H Ay . gt ‘ " ‘ we ' - ' 2 va y “ oO T i | afecnuecfeme nel al eae — SPRING GREENS | me Im Sy: WERE KIDS, A} LE [on 7d naan HOY BY, ee wa hi % coeds \ . . Mats: SY pap RE WAS ONE SAVER MY LIFE gy . vo ate Na ] _. | reat up enough preens Lo, f| " | A oy ooy wae ST | SAVED ME ae > LEVEL WITH NE, priake dors quits —- depending Water Owe | S J EVEN SHOOT A GROUND- | A MOVMG FREIGHT m Loo nme no _ we mumber to be served, Add: $7 HOG wee IN FACT, HE q a A wabeveress and make sire all ds’ dd dl 4 E GUNS Peo is ake 8 WAS AFRAID OF GUNS. |] I * tats! f — erispoancd cold. Bat inte large | Q eC attraction ak” | i yi mG salad bowl with Tsmalleran welll oy MARGARET BE. DOVE 1 veneeael commend — drained anebovies ent Into s ‘ fe Servier | y 3 neces aut Into Morante Telegram News Service yop . ma | Toss with no dressing meade ot every parden regardless of size LARRY, & HELP | wed | “eup olive ofl, i eup vinegar can have seme type of wile ME —- MALLOY wy : WOOO HAAN OOEAEOECMEOTOIVAONDOD: | garden, he it only i small pal - , CIT WIA SELF AND . \* { be po . : Raha Lub sunk into the proud 1 LoNT ANoWw Wary! QO ’ ce ctf maperneey Biaye . : ‘s “ Hn! _ as ts, \ 4 rat M 7 . cl with a few flat stones iad phils | AS ae — Hb po —— } anaging e Itor Dritnage and rnin WHte 5 Ak r’ if ts na _e oe . , pre nok really Necessu ry for a ARCHIE By BOB MON | AINA a sass [eme | -menefeevesb ore} meet a ee elena, PO | soul a) Or | esl eal pod, Lean he readily Ne _ Syn pre St or ‘dawith the Hose and drained by a sevanbene cel ors went Vidifor and: generat manger We orinE L wUST FOUND Yo YOU oo ™ T QUST THREW ‘ nse evar SAH TALASIY LATLAPTUDRSTN OF AILS et The Bally News hy We Avi ose | Wator lies nee Of COUESe NOSE | WH [7D OUT “THERE'S THROW WATER } 1 CIOU'T AWITTLE SAND ee nye for: ee Mrs, Ayres and their davai opal for the water garden! WE Hovis NO BATTING 7 OW ee Mer OVER THEE GoLS ANOINEP Barbara, left the oe ene fo! eaas TO LEAVE? ) ON THE BEACH! HOT GOALS IME! wee r 2 ANG nebursts lett th ty hy en and almost any color except biue | wo Ba ner | LEGION BINGO 8 P.M. TONIGHT hits heen ordered by his doctors | to take a two-month rest and | iy not expected hick wud after Labor Days In bls absenee vdvertiving Oakes with be in complete charge of the editorint end. OPPPOTOPIE ODO OLEHOTDD POPP OHOCODOS lean be found among the hardy LY pes, Tropleal water lites are best Lreated as annuals wud should hot be seb out une) the witter Hy {S COM planted for much of is eharn ts inthe viewer hetng able to see the water, \ WTO ORBIT? ING? —~ O WwW Mane ASS deny \ fC Sane wd Lew nd