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“ie “SHANNON PALLANY

Heel an again with the re-
niaituer ui uu Stuer pro-
gram plans,

“We-had our Teen mass meet-
ing’ Friday nlght and accom-
plished: quite a bit, A falr num-
‘ber. ot teens showed up for the
Hdopig aug we were able LO
haye, ample” planning and dis-
cussion! ”
You’ must all know that we
até alsdut to lose a very valu
able-worker of our teen club,
inédn, Bob Jensen, our first civic
Contre e ‘Teen Club president. Bob
has been working hard to get
this-,club’ organized, Since Bob
ia, leaving Friday, we appointea
qi<new president, As there are
Me tw, members to vole, we
deglded that all the executive:
ine GipUEES present would appoint
someone: for this office, After
much’ talk and debation, we-
decided : that Nola Anderson, |
aruauy , very uctive ‘Leen
Club member would fill this pos- ,
ition. to her utmost ability, Bob
installed our new president and,
took thls opportunity to pre- ¢
gent; ithe Teen Club with two
much needed gavels,

. Bob. told us that with hard:
work ‘and co-operation our club

shout continue to be a success.
o;,hope, though, that a lot!

res “tnterest will be shown in!
the *tall when everyone settles
down and can be brought to- |
ether easier, mainly, SCHOOL! |

With our new president, Nola;
Anderson, In the chair, we pro-
ceeded to plan the rest of our
summer program,

Bor ‘this Thursday we have
another rolitr skating party |
blanhed, Everyone seemed to!
enjoy. the lasL two sessions we |

    

 

 

had so "T hope you'll turn up for: |

this one too!

°Dehr Council Members:
5 * We have a surprise meeting for:

youl Yes, all 22 of you are asked :
to’ be at an executive meeting.
T:30:

thig Thursday, August 30, °
p.m, ‘at the Civie Centre before
the skating !!!

Friday, is the date of our

“Summer Finale Dance.” It will

be a best dress dance—which

‘gives -you your Jast chance to.

wear your crispy colton dresses
or another dance to wear you:
pretiy: party dresses and grad-

uation dresses, This affair is to

be planned on the “Italian
Theme” complete with
‘ations, exotie food and
i Come ‘and get in the

‘Make jL as big.an affair

music,
mood,
as we

‘are trying to make it for yout:

The: usual admission will be

“ehiatged, door opening at 9 p.m,

 

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ytecand then Sunday night we

I have a beach party planned,

| Just think! You can  sleep- in

‘Sunday’ morning, then the beaveh

|: party that evening, and sleeping

ain! Monday morning too!

IV We are going out the Co-op
yiy--mecling at 7:00) pam. at
WeClele Contre and proceeding
rom there, will pick up the See-

from Jwo teens et the First, Sec

ond and Third avenue Interses-

dlons. Bring your hunches andy,

"and a subseripdon

any portable radios as they ar
ipiways appreciated an these:

ind of plenics, J hone we oe
rag much response at this beach
| Pariy ns we did planning tla
OUP MASS meeting, Tin sure you
wl have lols of funt!

i

ni Well thas “the end af our
‘gunner program, Boon we'll be,
planning our Fall program,
Yi point out now thai with :
‘all the teens leaving Prince Ru-
port our radia “Teen Tine” cast
tg becoming Hnitted and we are
“yvaleoming new buent with ‘oven
gina Sa come on down Lo the

_CPPR shui nnd sive ha bryht

im Ty less than a “wook the old.

dally trek Lo sehoot bewins te

bh Mtnen Towon't be bere to trek
‘back in teaad old Booth" with
fyow this term, TH wheh yeu th
‘begt of leks

«dp the meantine eolelyats
Abe ued limes you had the
wuiey a (he bee “dane em Wel
ny. ie serine § you Uthereht

“ ‘PASSES SWOON?

Pome exports hereve the aps
(Buy, Boon with fright when
ayy, dendl,

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decor- |

i! you ‘get Saturday to recuper-

The Dally News,

“Dad'y News in the stare here as

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Recipe by Louise Ogilvie, table selling by Eaton's,
What housewlfe at one time soft, then gradually add sugar
ror another decsn’t dream of working tt -into a creamy mix.
Sigel ‘away from it-atl,” par- ture. In a separate sniall bow!
ticularly when she hears tales beat the egg, then beat it int.
of the grandeur of places ike the fat-sugar mixture, Stir in
Hawall with its graceful cocoa- the dry’ ingredients thoroughly
nut trees and temptingly lus- and spread batter over bottom
clous pineapples While we may of an ungreased 8 or 9 inch
not be able to dash off to Hono- pyrex baking pan, Drain the!
lulu, we can enjoy some of the pineapple thoroughly. ‘Now mix

 

pleasures of this wonderland the topping as quickly as Doss
with an easy-to-bake Hawaiian thle.
cake, Topping: Peat 2. eggs ‘until

HAWAIIAN CAKE

1 cup ‘sifted all-purpose flour
44 teaspoon baking powder
Yy cup butter OR shortening
4 ¢, brown sugar, firmly packed
‘1 egg
‘No, 2 can (2!4 cups) crushed

pineapple
| Sift four
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Francois Lake News.

By AGNES FH, NEAVE
Daily News Correspondent at

FRANCOIS LAKE--- Mr and very thought provoking and. the
Mrs, Andy Anderson are spend-! service. was enjoyed by all, Vases
‘ing a few days in Burns Lake on the altar were filled with
i having driven up by car from gladioli and sweet peas.
Victor. After living in Burns

Lake for 25 years, they moved to!
Victoria ten years ago. With tained to a turkey buffet dinner
them was Mrs,:G. A. Hill of at the Tchesinkut Lake Auto
‘Prince Rupert who is also visit-! court Sunday evening. Most of
ing old friends here, and look-' the guests belong to the- road
ing at familar landmarks as’ paving gang who are under the
‘she used tu teach the Tchesinkut, supervision of Mr. Gobolas, and
Lake school 30 years ago. Her. are from New Westminster,
name was then Miss Kathleen ; South Burnaby and Vancouver,
Ward. She was — interested in| et
hearing of her pupils who are ; In the early hours of Thursday |
now nearly all married and was morning a thunderstorm went |
able to visit, several who still‘across north of us, and It was:
live near here, unusually spectacular for this,

-- I district, reminding us of those.
Mr. and Mrs. A. FE. Carlson and: we used to have on the prairies:

Mr, and Mrs: Don Ritchie, Pegey!It woke us up and the light-

cand John of Prince Rupert, es [td asi was so bright that it seem- ;

light and fluffy, Gradually beat
in 1 cup granulated sugar, then
stir.in 3 tablespoons melted but-
ter, 1% cups shredded cocoanut,
and 4 cup chopped walnuts. .

_ &poon drained pineapple over
batter. Cover pineapple with the
topping and bake in a pre-
heated oven (350° F.) about. 40
minutes, Let cool, Cut-in wedges
to serve.

and baking powder
a small bowl In a
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Mr, and Mrs, J, Gobolas enter-

 

estaying at “Killarney” on Tehes-|ed as if a building was on fire, |
inkut Lake, the Lindsay summer! Our dogs Chere are nine of:
heme, them) are not used to this sort}
a of. thing and were thoroughi}y
The weather continues hot{ alarmed and cried like babies:
and dry. Wondesful for visitors There was no rain. 7
and holidaymakers but the;
fielis and gardens need rain very
badly. The roads are good.

The post offiee imspector has
‘been through the district this
week, Postmaster W. MeKenna!

Same of the pile driving gang of Burng Lake came around with:
have wrrived in Burns Lake ready him, |

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to start on the new bridge this.
side of town, The land has been: We drew up with aur car be-
cleared of brush and trees each) side {he read after seeing what,
Side, ready for work to stark. lwe thousnl. wus a black dog hn:
” the deep grass over the fence,
sourebia and ‘Robert Jeffrey, Then we were surprised to see:
iv, are delighted to have recely-' a black fox jump to its feet and:
ed a card expres. tng good wishes: yun away. After going a short!
for “The distance it stopped and turned
Daily News" for ‘ore month) aad looked back at us, OF course
They were recen ay inarcied, aNd. we had Ieft oue camera at hone,

srepart of thelr wedding Was in
$5.00

Another year’

we shoud keep coples of The
the smoothest!
fo be able to take their own to the greatest!
Pread ab their lejstre.
| Wilt vis voll as OUTPERFORMS
iy many vis bors as well as
ual ALL OTHERS! |:

aur usiab members, the serviee
t ehureh on Sunday morning
Para Well allended, Ganon POT,

Alkinsan was away and the sere
vire was taken by Miss Mary
Rock, parish worker of Bnideko,
This is (he first Hime apy ef us
hove been to wa Anzienn sere
vies wilh aids effleadne, and
ml found Miss Reek’s sermon

 

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clecttic raver

heve are sooimans visitors from
“Prince Rupert asking fara copy,
Although we keep our Titer rapy
_ handy for them to read the news
from home, they would) prefer

Mies Adit Eke heaek) doaeh-
topo Mr ared Miss WoT. Tteh-
cock, (HH West FT Ave, retire
ol jome yesterday by CPA after
bya months vislk with her nce:
renal emmdparents Min aad
Mes TD. idrldee, Beach Pown
House, Vancouver aid her puter.
pal esabdparents, Mr and: Mes.
BOW, Mileheoek ab Uvetr sant.
mer home wk Hepkins Landing,
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. Wednesday, August 29, 1956

STARTS SEPTEMBER A

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Visiting Museum Theme
Of Junior Poster Contest

Prince ‘Rupert school children will :have. the
opportunity shortly: of taking part in a Canada- wide
poster contest based « on the theme of Visit. Your

Museum,”

The contest, for children 12
‘years old and under, starts Sep-

tember 4 and ends September

25 when teachers will turn th¢
entries into the Museum of Nor-
thern British Columbia here.

The national contest is being
sponsored by’ the United Na-
tlons Education, Social and Cul-
tural Organization {s being. back-
ed In Prince Rupert “by the
Prince Rupert Jaycee-Ettes and
the local museum board.

A Jaycce-Ette spokesman saic
today that posters will be judg-
ed on originality and skill and
the two winning posters in thi:
city will be forwarded to the
International . Campaigns — fo:
Muesums In Ottawa for Judging
October 3, .

She said that the: Internat
ional Campaigns for Museums js
being held in conjunction with
“National Museum Week” Oct.
7 to 14 across Canada - which
will be marked in this city by
an “open house” tea- al. the
Museum Sunday, October 14.

Help will be willingly given
any contest’ entrants.’ by Muc-

 

 

ton, the Jayeee- ‘tte spokesman
said.

Posters shiould . be 15 by 2
inches in size, on poster arc
board and signed | by eandic candidal

PERSONALS

. William HH. Murray, Social
Credit party candidate in the
coming provincial election left
the city Sunday for Vancouver
where he will receive medical
treatment,. It is expected that
Mr. Murray will undergo an op-
eration later this week and will
return to the cily early in Sep
tember:

 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. vai.
Westen and children Maja-Iris,
Kees, Bill and Mariette, of 1452
Sixth Avenue Bast, leave the city
‘Thursday to take up permanent
residence in Terrace, The family
came here from Holland in June
iast year. Mr, van Westen, insur-
ance adjuster with McLaren and
Lockie; has been transferred to
the company's Terrace office,
but will be making weekly trips

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BrideEhet

A sur prise miscellaneous’ at a mecting of the. WOTM rit-1
shower was held at the home yay committee August 21 at the}:
of Mrs, Ronald Rothwell, 1128 home of Mrs,’ H-

Beach -Place last Saturday eve-
ning honoring Miss ~ Bernice
Michaloff whose marriage . to
Gordon Rothwell will be an erent
of August 31:

“The bride- elect, seated in a
chair decorated with. pink and:
white streamers, recelved the
many: gifts in a decorated bas-

ket, The gifts were presented by
Mrs. Ronald Rothwell and Mrs,
William Rothwell jr.

Prize winners of the games
played during the evening were
Miss Jacqueline Moorehead, Mrs.
Gordon Wasend,. -Mrs.« William

Rothwell, sr., and Mrs. - Dale
Laird, mo
The evening was. “concluded

with refreshments ‘served’ by.

Mrs. Ronald Rothwell, assisted
by Mrs. William Rothwell sr.
and jr.

A shower cake ‘centred. by. a.

miniature’ bride and groom was,
cut and served by, Miss, Michal-.

off.

ler, Mrs. G. ‘Sommerville, Mrs.
William Geddes,
Mrs, Percy Bond, Mrs- Jack Bond,
Mrs. William Prince, Mrs: , Edith
Gandy, Mrs. Albert , Dickens,
Mrs. ‘James’ Hebb; Mrs, Belty
Ellison, Mrs. Edward Morrow: -

Mrs. H. Hale,

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Women of Moose P
Shower A H onors— | |To Be Held on

   

Ritual practice for't

‘of the Moose will be held. Wed- |.

nesday evénlings-Jt.‘was’ decided |

 

open, ‘Tuesday, September ae

 

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Priest Leaving
For New Post

Brother ‘Michael sinatieombe,
OMT, of the Church of Annun-

clation, has recelved:a transfer} >

w bory Sh: James, BC, lt Was:
reported today...
Brother - Smalleombe; ‘who F

comes from Glace Bay, N.S., has{]. +

been in Prince Rupert three and
a half years. -

He leaves for’ Fort St, James

Monday.

2a aan. nem mernemnn

READERS.

e Avoid lineups, buy. your show.
tickets at ‘the’ Grand ‘Cafe, ‘The
Grand: ‘offers . you, «

 

Fried - Prawns;.
Chop . Suey, Red. Brand.-T-Bone
Steaks and: Fried Half Chicken,

“| Phone order's a ‘specialty. ‘Dial'|]

Also invited were} Mrs, Willian:
Mortenson, Mrs. Les: Bishop,. Mrs...
Sidney Dickens, Mrs, Earl] Mil-|:

$215—open tin 2: a.m: ‘Saturday.

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‘@ ‘Richard : “sephien, ‘District
Agent: Mutual: ‘Life. of Canada ‘ig
in. the city. . For. life’ insurance
counsel, Phorie 2392 .

e The Publi¢: “Library. will: Tes:

 

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tomato slices
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of tomato and a alice of onion between each pair, Broil and serve with
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