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cup plus two tablespoons), two
tablespoons miziced. onion

. Combine dry ihgrédients in a
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shaké well befere ‘using. Make
about three cups dressing, -

_ Garlic Stylo—Add two medtinn |
loves garlle (mashed) to basic
resipe,

Blue Cheese Biyle—add Vj cus

crumbled ‘bite eheese tos basic |:

reclpa; !

Lemon Style—Add four tea-
spoons grated lemon mind | to bas-
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Herb Style~Add two teaspoons,
ground herb (rosemary, sage, sa-
vory, sweet marjoram, or thyme)
to basic recipe. First mix herb
with sinall amouit df ‘dressiti¢’
and blend; add rest of “dressing
and sha ike well.

| Baptist Mission Circle

fhe Mission Circle of the

First Baptist Church honored

Hime member at an afternocn tea yesterday. at the home
20. Gilker, 349 Fourth Avenue East, :

est of honor was Mrs, Edward Martin, president of the
who sil icwe soon with her, husband to reside at Sid-

BC

hichlicht of the event was presentation of a Western
Bt Micsionary life membershjp to the honoree, in‘ recogni-
Mf her service to the elrele and the church.’

Une in the Impressive presentation ceremony

Mrs, iy Antrobuay- Mis..M.

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BEG Because of Tall Girls

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Prince Rupert
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ANCOUVER | ~

Ml Tetermediate Warts:
Eoch Thursday ®
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For KETCHIKAN
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to’s discus thrower, is five feet,
11 inches and weighs 155 pounds.
She measures 40-27- 37

Even the baby of the Canssian
team, 13-year-old Sara Barber of ,
Brantford, Ont, Is five-feet-

| Applauds

‘| earlier

|nom poms, they march through

jas a feature” ef the Kelowna,
regatta,” 4

Drill Team.

residents. lined’ the’ Civic
Centre block on: Second
Avenue lest night towatch

|30 -trimly-costuried:. girls |e
of the ‘Job's Daughters
| Dri

Team ‘demonstrate:
their clever Precision
marching routine.

bright ‘Prince Rupert banner,
presented to them vt a ceremony.
fa the evalng Db the
armorics.

» The’ flag .was presented by

mother, Mrs, 8. Frizzell, and him-
self, Mrs. Frizzell: designed the
hanner of red satin with white
fringe with Prince Rupert, B.C,,
in large white block letters ‘on

‘up the flag... i.
FIRST BANNER
‘In. presenting the. banner Mr,

 

of Prince Rupert toe
fame.”

Dall] Capvain Carol Hil aceept:|
ed the bannei’, noting that it was
‘the team’s ‘first-flag of thelr
own,.and thanking Mrs, Frizzell
for her. thoughtfulness,

From tae armories, the girls
marched lo Second Avenue where
their davzling display brought
enthusiastic applause, *

The girls mareh through’22 in:
trieate figures in ‘less than 20
minutes in thaly precise and cal-
orful drill.

Costumed in. short red plaid
skirts. long- -sleeved satin blouses,
sleeveless black velvet boleros
nd black velvet tams with red

the routine without a mis-step,
directed by Captain Hill,

In their quick-step manoeu-
vers, to the music of bag pipes,
they form crosses, squares, cir-
cles, figure eights, solid V’s and
other formations, moving magic-
ally from one td the other. -

_ Crowds of Prince Rupert ff

The ‘girls marched behind ‘aly

Douglas Prizzell on behalf of his|'t

both sides. Ling Bo Shong made}.

Cf Mss Markham
born in To nto; has had one

year of five arts enyee at Me-.

;iWith lace. bodice” featuring’ por-

trait collar of: tulle appliqued~
with pearl and: diamente stud=-.
ded rosettes, and bouffant: tulle
iskirt en traine, with: a wide pane)
of lace in the front.

Her silk illusion . het well Wi was

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Frizzell, quoting his mother, sald |.

“God. bless you, girls, and mayt.-
you carry this flag, and the name us
further ol

Terrace, “will: open next week:
with’ 50 Prince. Rupert girls. ieav-
ing :here ‘by, train Monday’ “night.
for: the ninth anhual session.
“The camp, staged én thepropi-

two miles ‘trom Tetrate; is spor-
sored by:the First Baptist Church
of Prince Ripert, ‘Joining. the
local. girls will. be: ‘several froth
interior points,

Mrs. Fred Antrobus' is directot ‘

of the,camp,: scheduléd for Aug-,

ust 2 to i, and will ‘be assisted.
by Mrs, Henry ‘Vanderhelde, Mrs,
Lloyd Bowman;. ‘Evelyn and . Ar-
thur Jones;-Mr. afd, Mrs. Stan-
ley Bradshaw, Miss Eleanor Pet-
ers and Mrs, Buller, who is ath
expert. at crafts.

_ Also attending will be a. miss-
lonary on ‘furlough, Miss ina |
Kidd of Indja, a. rake nurse,

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The Rupert teams in “past
years have won interhatjonal.
‘fame, appearing at fésiivities -in |
imany points throughout - Can-
‘ada and (he United States.

THis year's team will leave
‘August 6 for Kelowna, where,
they have been asked to appear

 

PERSONALS -

J.C. “Jock” Ewart lett last
night aboard the Prince Rupert

“part in summer Reserve Arniy
traihing at Gordon Head “Army;
Camp. ‘

He will later go to- Vaneouver ,
to meet his wife who has been
visiting her family in Belgium
for the past three months.

 

 

 

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tist' Church’ here, the camp also

iricludés * irl trot “five - other.
dénomirtatiqns in‘Prince: Rupert:
‘The: chimp site? *Nasbeen’ built
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shown in thé last. three’ days by:
‘London's “big 12”.designers, * *
Every one.of'these top coutur-
fers-has used buttons to empha-
slae the neW season's Ilne,.

Renald Paterson, young Scot-
tish designer showing as a mem-

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lime, showed (he mest original

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50 campers,. with | tered. ‘bunks
installed,

~ The campers ar are’ to meet at

the CNR ‘depot at: 8:45 - p.m: a
erly of Miss Gertrude Mitchell, monday, for the train trip; They,

-will arrive baex in Prinée‘Runert
on the. train - ; Wednesday “night,
August. I. On that day; agrouy

of local boys will leave to-take.

over the camp, and boys wishing
to attend are asked to ‘register
with the Rev, Fred Abtrobils fi in-
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