do Mee Douglas White
Johina! heen left on Inst
BB yt, the CNSS Prince
(Pe From
By will fly to Montreal

Mr, and Mra, Nick Mazzone,
Benl Cove were honored ghests
at a surprise part held at thelr
. home Wednesday night,

Be yhute has been trans. In the midst of packing cases,
Be ih, hed office of the jin preparation for thelr move to
BS chenacad and Cellu-; Vancouver, where Mr. Mazzono

a has been transferred with B.C,

_ |Puckers, a crowd of friends,
Be hic deft last night armed with refreshments, drap-
Bcxss Prince George Iped in, to give the Mazzone's a
ayer where he will ate ‘murprise party In the true sense
qaleare i mecting of of the meaning.

Baath Company of | Tan Dunbar made a presenta-
2 tlon of an electric tea kettle on

. ‘behalf of the guests present and
af Telkwa left expressed his regre, at their de-
toate aboard the , parture.

neotey Vancouver, | Mr. Mazzone, extended an In-
. vitatlon to one and all to visit
Bit 4 Beequet left’ them in Vancouver,
By Panes George ist] Daneing to musie provided by
moytoeua where Mr. (Barney Kristmanson with his

hay bred transferred | aceordio:s was followed by re-
Bio. Cor pany of Can | freshments.

hd | Gieute present were: Mr. and
Mrs, ‘fom Gowan; Mr, and Mrs.
alate! Miss; Don Main 8r.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

  

   
 

 

  

  

     
       
     
         
    
     
  
   
 
   
    
 
 
 
     
  
  
 
 
 
  
   
    
  
   
   

 
   

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theoaty dust night: Stewart; Mr. and Mra. Tan Dun-
rss Pineess Nonthi bar, Mr and Mrs. R.M, Stephen;
up dite ts WUTSEs wt: Mr, ond Mrs. Frank Baldwin;
y Megat ‘Mr. and Mrs, Horace Tattersall;

(er mene een atom a teers ae nly sates tmnt

Bs Provide Varied Menu
| Fconomical Housewives

Boca that eggs are! breakfast containing proteln {s
bre | vabtable foods? a satlsfylng one and makes one
a aciined valuable, : feel better and less tired after a
fag fie standpoint of. long morning’s work, Eggs can
ge but fav economeal highlight breakfasts these winter

ma. With eggs so! days and there are ways to cook

B cdon serscnably pre. | them that will please everyone In
Bonaket (elas, the bud- {the family. Breakfast eggs can

Bhocacake: WH do well} be served soft, medlum or hard

cee reyilarly op here cooked, shirred, poached, scram.

Briss may not be thetbled or fried, For Sunday morn-

Blo every neal problem | ing breakfast, French toast or a

eatunis come close to; fluffy omlet served with crisp

Sam be deed in ‘om bacon adds variety:

cat very COUPSO TD a pe ge :

avers teal They: not EGG FILLING
eed Dut they are ensy Eggs can be a great help in

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Me. and Wes Nich Mazzone ;
Honored al Surprise Party .

.}) Montreal, i! liam Glass; Mr. and Mrs, Harvie |.

planning lunches or suppers, Egg

Mr, and Mrs, Dan Kristmanson;
Mr, and Mra. Batney Kristinan-
son; Mr, and Mrs, Art Kristman-
son; Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mayo
and Mrs, Doug Souter, Mr, Sou-
ter who Is in Vancouver, was un-
able to be present.

Community singing. of
"They're Jolly Good Fellows"
and “Auld Lang Syne” conchud-
ed the evening's entertainment.

Fashion SI ow
Sea lures
Beach C (oth es |

By CELE WOHL
FLORENCE, Italy “4-- Simon-
elta, a Roman designer known
for orlglnality, opened her show:
ing at the Italian fashion shows
today with a characteristic bou-
tique collection of clever beach
and play clothes.

She presented long fitted seat-
ers and boxy shirts over very
short shorts, one-plece — play-
sulty with tiny pleated skirts
and pulfy bloomers belted at the
hip Iine.

Stmonetta's new Jing is “cham-
pugne’—the predominant — sil-
honette Is that of an overturned
champagne glass, Skirts are
wide, bodlces sre long and close-
{ilting, shoulders narrow. Buck-
les and bows accent the hip Une.

Her* coats are plain and
straight except for exceedingly
long kick pleats and extreniely
low side or box belting. These
box belts, only slightly above
the knee, have been seen
throughout the Italian collec-
tlons in Florence and Rome. -

She uses numerous prints and
pastels, New colors are white
champagne, biege champagis,
pink . champugne. end bottle
green.

neers eee tn re arene ote AO Am

GOOD FURNITURE

REGINA @—Fred Furby has
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THIS IS GOVERNMENT

When ts a sandwich not a
sandwich? These “Patio Stuffed
Rolls” have the elements of a
sandwich, bread and a filling,
but they look different, and are
a nice change from two slices of
bread with a filling between.
Fan tan rolls are spread gently
apart at the “seams,” and a tasty
filling of cheese and ham en-
hanced wilh chunks of rich-tast-
ing ripe ollyes is inserted be-
tween sectlons, These are a real
treat served piping hot, They
make good evening refreshments
with a cup of coffee, or they’re a
perfect salad accompaniment

ior lunch,

PATIO STUFFED KOLLS

1 cup ripe olives

cup grated cheese

(3-ounce) can deviled ham
cup mayonnaise
teaspoon prepared horsera-

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ada Departinent of Ag.
atuet ome ideas for
stosats fe dindary ape,

welch fet thata

puny Charmer Ittte milk and salt and pepper

 

Mots served with sausages 0
bacon are other suggestions fo
+) Lni@h Then, for a party lundh
icon, bry cheese souffle,

‘CASSEROLE DISHES

| Fees may be baked and used 1
various ensserole dishes.

1 SAUCE, cheese or tomato sauc
sensoned with onfon or a ttl
‘ites until depressions can b
‘break the whole eggs into th

orate oven Just long enough t
jillaw the eggs to become Crm.

an children love dt.
Houstard lisel whip them up se]
jarately and add sugay to nuke
meringud,

ja moderately slow oven,

His full whips, eelatrs and ered

Nngs, We niust re
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unper’ Perfect for now |
tron for warm weathe |
MEE ita ee
Pants Hetty irons |
ble e wath three.
Toand short puffed |
~ Wo ndorable yar.
ft schoul-time and

(lite ax a base, Lemon ple
always popular bub for varlo
juve the sume filing rec

merlngue,

HOW CHIISTIAN

 

i Sandwiches go will with a plip-
ing hot bow! of soup and, if there) iis proudest achievement ts a| 1
ls a young cowboy in the family, grandfather clock, for which he,

be sure to serve him western: imported the clockworks from 12
sandwiches now and then. To: england,
make the fling, chop some 01-3 ------ ——-—ae enn tee ee
lion, green pepper and ham and
add to a well-beaten egg with a

Cook Inn greased pan until egg
js set on both sides. Hard cook-
jed cas may be sliced or devilled |
a snd used to garnish salads or

“uneheon dishes. Waffles or om-

Try
‘them in a medium thick cream

l curry. Pour it Into a greased cis-
'serole and let stand a few min-

‘made in it with a spoon Now

‘depressions and top with butter.
cd crumbs, Bake this ina mod-

Now we cannot forget egg dex-
Leerts such as etstard with all ils
varlatlons. One of the most t-
‘teresting ones ts Floating Island
Instead of
putting Une ege whites: Into the

Put this topping on |
the cooked custard and brown 11 |

There are many other deliclous ; DONE IN HOT SHADE
dosserts made with cys such: ¢

Ipufts with rleh eream or custard |
mamber, too, |
f plex whieh |
may be made with a custard |

ne Ine for:
med SeWMG! Homon tarts and top with a soll.

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the sun blouse Is worn over matching shorts,

   

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teaspoon
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fan tan rolls

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CO-OPERATIVE

ARKETING -
ASSOCIATION

"Look for the tag

on Every Bag!”

| Mrs; Gobb

Prince Rupert; Daily News
“Friday, danvaty: 28, 1065,

baeeny
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By JOCELYN BOLTON,

~ We. have had a few local visi-
tors’ this week, including chil-
dren: who are , always welcome
and. we, hope ‘next week to have

8 class from Borden
{Street School. Mr. Frederick

useum Brief

‘By JOCELYN.BOLTON.:

Oa

HOUSE in Per
Princess Margarct will visit next month on her tour of the West Indies,
leave London January 31, arriving in Trinidad Fheruary 1,

Patio Stuffed Rolls ‘Offer
Change From Plain ‘Sandwich

wWoreester shire ;

Cut olives Into email pieces.

  
   

Biend together olives, cheese,
ham, mayonnalso and season-
Ings. Gently pull each roll apart
in 4 or 5 sections, leaving bot-
tom together. Spread filling mix-
ture between sections. Place rolls
on baking sheet and heat in
moderate oven (350 degrees F.)
1§ minutes.

Makes 12 stuffed rolls.

7
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ganization. *

size narrowed from 56 to 42,
TOPS stands for Taking Of
‘Pounds Scientifically.

Aine ceaemetinntte at pone ermine

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L-of-Spain, residence of the governor of Trintdad, which

CHICAGO w—A farm woman | ring. Does
who'shed 123 pounds in one year. The dress, high fashion. tn 1849,
by dieting was crowned cham- -{s handsewn, with a fitted bodice

a national women’s reducing Or-. folds in the back:

Mrs: Esther Conradt, 60, of Ap-
pleton, Wis. cut her weight from ; trimmed with gold fringe,

315 pounds to 192, Her dress }- phe ring Is a siarrow gold battd

VANCOUVER (CP) —A 17-lonj moth
steam generator capable of boil- | Uc.
ing enough water in an hour toj,
make a cup of coffee for ever

built by a frm here for a paper ,

Biggest ever built In western Ca- ,
nada, the boiler has a capacity ;

 

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Princess Margaret, will .
(CP Photo) |

105- Yue I= Ol '
Gooud : As | New’

CALGARY A dress brought
to Canada more than a century
ayo by a young: Scottish wo-
man for her wedding {s.atill a8
lustrous and new in appearance
as the day It was first worn. :

William Stinson of ‘Calgary,
whose grandmother wore It: on
j her wedding day In Galt, Ont.,
105 years ago. Mrs. Stinson also
‘has her grandmother's wedding

 

, gnd long skirt that falls in deep
The bright
blue-grey material is adorned
with tiny gold flowers and ts

, topped py vari - colored ‘ gems
iwhich spell regards.” . It was
‘given to Mrs. Stinson - by “her
er, Mrs, A. E Milllcan, who

Gelmas -o{. Montreal, Quebce
registered is did Carl Jatad and
Chuck Walker of Terrace, I-am
sorry 1 did. nob recognize Carl}
as [ knew hito in: Wells during
my sojourh {h the Cariboo, but
these young People grow s0 fast,
he was a small lad fn my Wells
days—his mother also visited us
last summer and we, had cld
time week ,about. friends. In
Wells, Verdella Haliman of Kiti-
mat visited us also. ond Mr. and

‘\eity, where Mr. Tourond is a

Wedding Divess, ”

'|washdge.’Phone 3
The dress is owned by, Mrs; '-\, tis

4, Tontond, Queen Charlotte

anger. for. tre’ Forestry, Dept.,

they’.glso ‘krought: thelr small {”

four’, month: oid daughter who
wag ‘fill’ df; mnites, even though
slightly. young for’a Musem, Mr.
Strimbold’ alsu toured the’ Mu--
seudton Saturday with Mr, J: B.

 

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ito help us with our'firaarm sec

\tlon, his hobby being guns: and

old. muskets’ aiid’ ours are’ in

need of. repairs, We thank Mr.

Strimbold for his interest In the
Museum, Mr. Georgé.'Hagen: of
Sexsmith, Alberta: came to visit
also. Mr. Lopelund, J. Skillern
and L. Fean of Vancouver. anc
Nelson, B.C. Mr, C. Robinson of
Tulsequah, B,C. alyo appears on
the register with Mr, "R.A; Spen-
cor of Yellowknife, N.W.*:.who
wns Introduced to us, ev Mr.
Neely ‘Moore of. Co.initso:
Mining and Smelting: 9°.”
‘The Tourlst ::
ing a°mecting a t
Thursday. afternoon and. the

G. Large’ will be tn the’chalr.and
it ls hoped that_all members wi
attend, eras

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tae pecan wines wea nbie osit te vor o

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20% -Pisebint ‘on all dry cleaning

licount‘bn all laundry pound

Qik or 3212.
Be es ~ (25)
@ Sons of Norwiy Whist and
Dance. Friday.’ Whist-8 o'clock,
Everybody welcome (23)

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Ploneer ‘Laundry. (1921), Ltd.— |.
otders ‘of $3.00 or over, 20-30% |-

@ Yaihatia Dance, Valhalla Hall,
Dancing

'@ Moose = whist tournament, .
Saturday 8:00pm. shurp, . (24)

CHOW MEIN |}

| Holywood Caf |

A “Jan, 28, 9-p.m,
| Admission $1.00.

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