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TAG DAY TAG DAY PLANNED

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Ret farded Children’s.

. diNamesTé act
jon The er ‘Children’s association executive
ast night decided ona teacher tor the school it i

Planing tor September. The move was made at a

tpeeting at Skeena Health Unit.
fi ig wits, Elendrica Prockter, | ~ nt cette
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fe of Ganon Basit 8. Prockter, in the fall, Mrs. Prockter will
t" at SL. Andrew's cathedral! visit Woodlands school in New

ee ‘sai {Westminster lale in August to
she asi as the frequent contact! observe techniques i handling
Shevthas had with children! retarded’ children there, Wood-

Stout assisUing her husband :]
ands, which is run by (he prov-
i ig ‘parish work, Mrs. Prock-' inefal medical heallh service,

ter “olds a Bachelor of Arts; has a
£ as an enrolment of 1180 iid-
aeree’ from the University ol fren, smu

Baskatchewan, ab which wn
Hainbd’ ‘honors in English and |
She has supervised |

Canon and Mrs. Prockter have
lived here for ten years...

Faced with ‘the: problem of
fOr. many years in the Girl Guide: ‘financing the school here, the
movement, and while in Regina i meeting also decided to ask City

la tag day next month. Organiser
"Proto taking up her duties” ‘will be Mrs. Joe Ridsdale.

Vi Jeane eeeerne races (nae A Smee tet cin ean pitt penny, ee smite Oe ean enema een tetennnee hae anatnn femme

=e City Resident
‘Married | in Vancouver

us Many out-of-town guests attended the marriage
of Alma Kathleen Knutson, formerly of this city and
Kirk, Allen Clements, solernnized in Knox. United

hurch, Vancouver, June 30.
,G, Woolfrey officiated mes crere e
for the daughter of Mrs. Anna’
Khifgon and the late K. Knut-
son, who left (he city two years
agg to make thelr home in Van
Conver, . after living in Prince:
Rupert for more than 30 years:
and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Langridge, formerly of this city
W,-A, Clements of Sacramento, . proposed the toast to the bride.
Cae | Following the reception newly-
The bride, who was'born here: weds left for points:in United
and graduated from Booth Mcn)- states before making their home
iorial High School, chose for her jy sacramento, Calif.
wedding, a floor-length gown |, ’
Out-of-town guests attendin
lof white Chantilly lace and ny- iwere the rooms parents: Mie

 

sister in marrlage and best man
was James Patterson of Palo
Alto, Callf. Alvin. L, Knutson,
- brother of the bride was usher.

AL the receplion held at the
Kerry Dale In. Vancouver, J. T.

fection:

Modern growing policies of the B, C. chic
in the springtime, you ‘can buy these young,
particularly good during the hot summer months with a vegetable

Young, Tender Fryers Now Available |
Year Round For Variety of Dishes

VANCOUVER —British Colum-|
bia poultrymen are raising birds: perfectly dry. Sift diy ingreddi-
so‘you can have fried chicken |ents tog zene Add egg and milk.
all year round—so why not take
advantage of it this summer?

Fried chicken makes perfect
plenic or patio fare.
oven-fry or deep fat fry, fresh,
tender B.C. fryers to golden per-
serve with flaky bis-
cults, cold or hot potato salad
and a crisp, green tossed salad
to appease outdoor
Keep cold foods cold by packing
them in containers surrounded
by ice cubes, Keep hot foods

Pan-fry,

appetites.

   

‘CRISPY, DEEP FRIED CHICKEN ts a year- -vound “treat in British Columbia, thanks to’ the .
ken farmer. No longer are. ‘fryers: available only. ly
tender fryers any time of ithe year. They. are.

Beat well

on rack. '

cooking).

fat)

ent paper. Makes 4 servings,

Wipe cul-up frying chicken

Add shortening and
vinegar heat until smooth and
light, Dip pieces of chicken into
patter. Let drain 5 to 10 minutes |
(This “rest” prevents
batter from slipping off during
Place pieces jn wire
basket, just to cover bottom of
ba sket, leaving space between
pieces. Lower into heated deep |
350 deg. F, Cook 12. to 15
minutes. Drain pieces on absorb-

 

"By SHANNON PALLANE

We did have. our: ‘Teen. “Mass

was. everybody? - ‘Well, we; had,
the: meeting with” the few mem-.
bers who turned up and: decided
£0 have. a.pienic last Sunday.: We.
had ‘Our -plenic * at ‘Grassy: Bay
with. about’ 25. beens. turning ‘out.:
We sure‘ had, fan aid | those; who | .
weren't. there ‘sure: ‘missed. a. good |?

‘\because it was’ printed as: big: as
‘llife right in this: paper, cere
“We ‘left’ the. bus: terminal ‘at
about: 11:45 a.m. ‘and -proceeded
to:travel up ‘to Judy’ Armstrong’ v

 

‘|was to bring’ the, record player).
After. picking: her. up we ‘returned
to the station: to: get Moe, Marion,

‘|there;‘we picked: them: up ‘by the.

time, Don't’ BAY, you didn't. know |

{house to get. her:(8he had not yet we
arrived at the: terminal and she. ne

and the’ Strachans, They weren't

garbage: dump. beh ‘T shall take.
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| thelr’ daughter: Georgie; “of lite i}
{beth apartments, ‘eft ‘today: ‘by

car. for. vandouver’ “where ° they,
wall spend: a monun’s: ‘holiday; as:
guests:of Mr. Jones’ brother. and} E
sister- in- law, Mr. and Mrs, John (

  
 

 
  

   

   

  

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the. only. one to get. ae
serving’ jars or. freezing. con=.
tainers: filled with sunripened
vitamin-rich- cherries for _Win-
ter use.”

Doug! ©

_B. C, Cherry, Pie.

Pastry: for double crust 9- ‘inch
Pies °°

3 cups’ ‘pitted: cherries | use \drip~oops, dij

stérilized - hairpin for it-

ting)

1 to 1% cups granulated sugar

3 tablespoons flour:

1 tablespoon butter

’ Combine’ sngar and © flour,

Sprinkle a. littie over: bottont ,

crust, Mix rest with. cherries.

    

 

 

drivirig...us about]

brought’ her’. midget. accordian
and Doug, brought ‘his harmonica n
to which:we se a

we got lots. of crabs: ‘didn't we,

Meanwhile, back at the
bonfire we ‘prepared: ‘our “chow,
Next.’a. hike and-.then’ a. ‘swim,
with Diana Davidson still holding
the. Miss, Polar’ Bear’ title. We
ended ‘out iday: ‘by. “strolling’”-in
jand “refreshed ourselves: with” a

The’ Sea ‘Cadets should be: .com-:
ing home ‘tonight.: Their absence
must have been-the- account: for|
our. poor attendance: at our: mass.
|meeting' sLet's; +hope . ‘that's ‘the
reason, © If? you. haven't: any-1,

Hori wer slipper. satin, Deep ‘Ollve Clements, sister of the
ifully-diino-lined skirt.
rand ‘Hrilllant-trimmed headpiece :
illusion ,

yell andl she carried pink roses;
ge with white stephan - ridge of Penticton, B.C. Miss
Malron-of- havior,

held’ a

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Mrs. J.

A pearl

piping hot by preparing them at
the last minute, then wrapping
tightly in heavy weight alum-
inum foil or encasing them with
Mrs. M. McCallum of Sacra- layers and layers of newspaper.

mento: Mr. and Mrs, J.T. Lang-} Pan-Fried Chicken
. Coat frying chicken — pleces

with four mixed with sait. pep-

the room, of Kansas, Missourl; Mrs.

R, Gillesple and son David of
‘Livingstone,’ Montana; Mr. and

B.G, Frujt—Cherrles i Add to pie crust. Dot: with ‘but-
B.C, sweet cherries are ripe ter. Place top crust‘in: ‘position.

want to make the most of these: oven, 425:deg.'F. for 15 minutes;
luscious, juicy cherries. Wash! then’ 350 deg. F., until done
them, chil] them and eat thenr | Habout 35 to 45 minutes longer.

The season is so short you'll! wake ‘steam slits. Bake in hot

sailor ‘boys home

1 Did you heat “Teen Tim

 

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“Cecile Yelle, Powell River, B. C.;

H. Migs P, Blake, Victoria, B. C, and

 

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‘prevents. drying, gives crispness |

Gelightful simple dessert Or
make a cherry pie. ‘topped with |

 

| crust under it. Press edges to

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thing planned for: tonight, .Wed- :
nesday, evening: you ‘should: take
a run down sand: “welcome. our.

this
week? . What did: you: think’ of:
the discussion? It" ‘wasn’t. done:
! yoil. overs” in oven, after put-'‘as. well,as we had ‘hoped, -someé-
iting .on. top crust, press edges one’ was supposed | ta ¢
' together tightly. Trim top crust and. argite’ but: they: didn’t : turn
‘until ‘VYy-inch larger than lower. up so we. “2
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fold the extra  Y%-inch upper aga

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so: let; us: ‘know: how

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Cleé of Kelowna, a former school! ‘ :
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length gown of pink net-over- | Brown pieces in about 14-inch; the season slip by without pre-
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' vn emergent communica tion uf Tyee Lodge No, 6A
wil} he held ti the Masonte Temple ate pam an 'P hursday,
July 1, for the purpose of condueling tuners! serylees for
(he late Bro, Norman Maebeot, Members of Tsimpaean Lodge
and soluarning brethren are hyviled,
hy order ef (he Worshipful Master,
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