dUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOmE
puiar
Opera
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
8,
1953
Mrs.
E,
Edvall
Honored
At
Miscellaneous
Shower
Be
Played
Music
Club
Try
a
Chinese
Theme
For
Exotic,
Easy
Meal
0PT0ME1
RIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phono
Blue
593
LONG
ROUTE
EDMONTON
CP)--A
tri-weekly
;
bus
service
now
connects
Edmon.
ton,
Vancouver
and
Whitehorse.l
Y.T.,
putting
these
points
within
i
about
30
hours
of
Dawson
Creek,
1
starting
point
on
the
Alaska
highway.
'
VAII.IKIA
Rl'STICANA
'
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
Mrs.
Anne
Thompson,
Miss
Nellie
Bill,
and
Miss
Rusty
Thain.
The
guest
of
honor
cut
the
A
surprise
miscellaneous
shower
was
held
for
Mrs.
Elmer
Edvall,
formerly
Miss
Lois
Thompson,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Anne
Thompson.
'
Bingo
was
enjoyed
by
the
(Rustic
Chivalry)
jleria
Ru.stlcana
was
com-by
Pietro
Mascagnl
in
the
cM
in
the
cityof
Cerignola
Poos-ia.
Italy,
"it
is
one
of
cake,
which
was
Inscribed
"Best
guests,
and
eleven
prizes
were.Wishes
Lois.
and
whlch
was
Lrhl's
most
loved
one
act
Bruce
Brown
Briefs-
baked
and
decorated
by
Mrs.
K.
Husoy.
Highlight
of
the
evening
came
when
a
basket,
adorned
with
crepe
paper
bows,
was
carried
in.
It
is
also
the
composers
iiovii
work.
i'.ih
the
popularity
of
one
CAMBRAI
CHAPTER
HOLDS
LAST
MEET-
able
in
wood
or
plastic
in
food
'
speciality
shops.
You
can
also
get
'
a
pair
for
15
cents
plus
a
label
'
from
a'
manufacturer
of
frozen
Chinese
food.
!
Dainty
tea
cups
(no
saucers
,
necessary)
and
a
floral
centre-
piece
suggesting
a
Chinese
motif
1
will
complete
your
Oriental
table
setting.
J
At
the
end
of
the
meal
you
'
will
have
a
minimum
of
plates
land
very
little
silverware
to
wash.
Your
bamboo
mats
may
be
merely
whisked
off
with
a
I
damp
cloth
and
put
away
for
the
next
occasion.
Housewife
say:
"Wisp
man,
Confucius!"
l
rose
10
wonu-wiue
re-
Cambrai
Chapter
IODE
held
'
and
many
beautiful
and
useful
Itr
final
meeting
before
the
sum-
Bi,ts
were
opened
by
the
bride.
ana
hp
prisuiiuny
cun-
I
his
iip'Ti
in
most
of
the
..ritics
of
his
day.
mer
recess
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
By
ELENORE
LESTER
Confucius
say:
"Everybody
like
tasty
treat
in
hot
weather
but
housewife
must
take
things
easy
too."
Well,
if
he
didn't
say
it,
he
should
have.
At
any
rate
the
Chinese
may
have
the
answer
to
the
problem
of
preparing
a
good
meal
that
is
also
easy
on
the
housewife.
Try
serving
a
Chinese
meal
in
Chinese
style
to
your
family
or
bridge
club
one
of
these
days.
You
can
make.your
own
chop
suey
or
chow
mein
fairly
easily,
or
you
can
buy
it
frozen.
Choose
table
accessories
that
point
up
the
exotic
quality
of
the
food.
That's
what
will
make
a
treat
of
what
might
overwlse
be
a
routine,
meal.
Use
bamboo
place
mats
on
the
table,
get
plastic
or
china
rice
bowls
and
for
the
final
touch
chopsticks!
Chopsticks
are
reallv
easy
to
use.
once
you
got
the
hang
of
it.
They
are
avail
Mrs.
tdvall
was
back
in
town
after
an
absence
from
Prince
Rupert
of
three
years,
which
rcn.rdire
to
e
played
i
w-
Haywood.
,.!.,
v
nii'ht
at
the
regular
Mrs.
L.
Griffiths
rpnnrfori
nn
BLJE-EYED
PAT
RICIA
MATHESON
of
Digby,
N.S.
Is
the
new
queen
of
the
Annapolis
valley
apple
blossom
festival.
Miss
Matheson,
19,
was
crowned
Annapollsa
XXI
following
her
selection
from
11
beauties
named
as
princesses
by
various
valley
centres.
Ontw
Music
Appreciat
ion
;
the
Coronation
Ball
which
prov-
',
"c,""s
""i""
"-.
1S
c.nduct-d
by
the
com-
I
ed
a
great
success
and
a
vote
of
iyabieJ
to
her
many
friends-Ti,c
recording
is
a
RCA
!
thanks
was
given
her
by
the
!
Mrs
Edvall
was
married
In
Wells
famous
collector's
series
members
for
her
work
on
the
I
last
January
16.
!
tn
Hie
club
bv
McKae
decorations
which
were
urt-Mtlv
Quests
included
Mrs.
Marge
1.
Two
weeks
ago
Social
'
Credit
advertised
it
had
reduced
our
Provincial
debt
'
by
$21,380,000.00.
2.
Saturday
It
claimed
a
reduction
of
$34,000,-
000
00.
(Not
bad
for
two
weeks.)
3.
Possibly
by
Election
Day
the
debt
will
be
wiped
out
completely
by
their
efforts
over
the
weekend.
4.
Any
reduction
is
the
result
of
the
Social
Credit
Government
not
carrying
out
a
much
needed
program
for
which
funds
were
voted
in
1952.
5.
Do
you
know
that
as
late
admired.
iv-iccune,
iwrs.
margarei
Laviene,
Limited
I
Mrs.
L.
Dell.
The
messdames
Nina
Plans
were
made
for
the
An.
.if
tenor:
Santu'zza.
Lena
!
nuaj
Fall
Bazaar.
-youngman.
Lorraine
Youngman,
'
Marisa
Windle.
Pat
Guyan,
Her-
I
o,,,,,,
Mnmmo
'
u
o
i
Kn.-a
Soprano,
Mammal
Silver
snoona
were
nrespntprt
j,
i,..J
..,.
,
'..
IP
n
ON
ELECTION
DAY
VOTE
k
vj.i...
-
'
i-vj
iaia.
jd.
?uuer,
niiu
Mrs.
A.
Mary
Basso,
Nellie
Bill
and
Rusty
As
You
Like
rXaJiei
J)nila(
Ladies
of
the
Order
nf
thr-
read
ers
Thain.
Those
sending
gifts,
but
unable
to
attend
were
Mrs.
M.
Murray
and
Miss
Francis
Alof-son.
-
MEMBERSHIP
COMMITTEE
MEETS
Ailio
(.mo
Hpcni.
Hari-!
Clayton
who
are
leaving
the
city
la.
Mai
i;i
M.'ii
cucci,
Mez-
j
and
regret
was
expressed
by
the
nnio:
Ac
lillle
C'onsoll,
repent
of
losing
two
active
mem-ma1
1
er.
bers.
setting
of
the
opera
is
in!
The
meeting
closed
with
a
so-Tiie
tune
of
the
year
Is
rial
hour.
Refreshments
were
ami
the
peasants
are
served
by
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown,
k
the
holiday.
1
Mrs.
R.
A.
Clayton
and
Mrs.
A.
rldu.
the
sun
of
Mamma
i
Brebner.
the
village
tavern
keeper,'
BIT
as
February
1953
$13,-
(
500,000.00
voted
in
1952
re-
j
mained
unspent
for
Public
j
,
Works
and
tha
$450,000.
j
of
this
was
appropriated
Royal
Purple
held
their
insta
lation
of
newly-elected
officers!
turned
from
military
ser
VOTE
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Cash
for
old
gold
Bulger's
S.O.N,
meeting
Monday,
June
8.8
p.m.
(132)
Football
tonight,
7
o'clock,
Kupert
All
Stars
vs.
British
Ship.
(It)
W.A.
U.F.A.W.U.
regular
meeting,
Wednesday,
June
10,
Metropole
Hall,
8
p.m.
(1341
nil.
by
his
manner
of
a
"7
k
J
lias
lias
become
become
the
the
favorite
favorite
-J
WO
Llc
lUn
for
Highway
16,
all
of
which
is
now
lost.
I
If
you
do
not
want
Social
Credit
dictatorship
on
the
one
!
hand
or
C.C.F.
State
Socialism
on
the
other
...
j
VOTE
Bruce
Brown-
VOTE
Liberal
I
For
Tronsportotion
To
The
Polls
Phone
524
omen
at
the
Elks
Home.
Mrs.
Viola
Anderson,
past
Honored
Royal
Lady,
conducted
the
ceremony
with
the
assistance
of
exalted
ruler
Verne
Cic-cone
and
brothers
Gurvich,
Hull
and
Currie.
Royal
Purple
officers
and
ex-officers
were
gowned
in
white
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
membership
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
was
held
recently
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Frank
Walls
with
ten
members
and
one
visitor
present.
A
short
business
discussion
was
followed
by
cards.
Prizes
were
the
('iris
or
the
village,
it
ft
')')
wh'itu
Snntuzza
has
prov-
Jll
A
t
ooAe
nil
niosen
our
uj
ncr
own
,.al..
Mrs.
L.
Franklin
and
Mrs.
Alf
his
enlistment
in
the!
lP,lsfn
ujprp
first
nrlm
Tlnnm
t:4
won
by
Mrs.
Shirley
Gomez,
and
J
Turiddu
had
courted
Lola,
j
at
the
Moose
whist
drive
Satur-
:
!y
coquette,
but
'on
his
re-
evening
dress
for
the
occasion.
A
gooS
number
of
brother
Elks
were
in
attendance
and
a
social
get-together
was
held
after
the
ceremony
with
delicious
refreshments
served.
day.
Forty-four
players
were
snds
her
the
bride
of
Alfio,
Mrs.
C.
Wilkinson.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
Others
present
were:
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
T.
Olenn,
Mrs.
..ilacc
carrier.
In
wounded
.nd
vanity
he
turns
to
San-
Other
prize
winners
were
Mrs.
but
meeting
Lola
after-
he
diops
into
the
old
A.
E.
Norfon
and
Elnar
Neilsen,
M.
Vlereck,
Mrs.
H.
Tweed,
Mrs.
second
prize;
Ounnar
Selvig,
H.
8.
Harrison,
Mrs.
R.
Mont-pool
prize,
and
Mrs.
Norton,
door
gomery,
Mrs.
Davison,
and
Mrs.
prize.
Sylvia
Johnson.
and,
in
his
turn,
deceives
The
annual
value
of
the
forest
industries
in
B.C.
is
well
over
'
half
a
billion
dollars.
za,
while
Lola
Is
faithless
1
husband
Alfio.
The
drive
ends
June
27.
intrigue
coming
to
Alfio's
refreshments
were
Providing
on
Easter
morning,
from
f-
is
detracted
by'andMrs
H
Muncey;
Tinii'ilu
to
mortal
com-
jiiddu
unwillingly
and
re-
atly
accepts
the
defiance,
SPOT
SKEETERS
EDMONTON
CP
Parks
superintendent
A.
C.
Patterson
called
for
"civilian
spotters"
to
aid
the
s
slain.
Holiday
Wear
BLUE
JEANS
CORDS
SPORTS
SHIRTS
Practically
yours
at
.THE
SPORTS
SHOP
RtltE
CATCH
'campaign
against
mosquitoes
by
'-.ASANTDALE,
Sask.
(CP)
reporting
the
location
of
mos-
ulute
muskrat,
caught
in
qulto-breeding
waterholes
and
strict
by
John
Coyle,
was
sloughs.
A
large
crew
is
already
jsed
by
the
Provincial
Mu-
spraying
breeding
spots
with
l
r.n
Rralna.
chemicals.
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