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Commentator

With Northe

lator

self yesterday despite the f
amild

Mrs, Laurie was hostess yes-
terday to Alderman Kay Snith,
Mrs, Jocelyn Bolton and. myself
at lunch at the Club 27,

The weekend visit was Mrs.

Lauries’ second, here. she was
here’ on tour for the CBC Jate
in February, .
Laure aid husband dim
left Vancouver June 30 for a
Inonth’s car trip Uhrough Central
And Northern British Columbin
and had already met several
hundreds of peaple hefara ar.
riving here Sunday afternoon.

“Tl was greatly surprised and,
fiattered to find how many
people wv BC. Usten to and en-
Joy my radio program “Morning

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a Tow opplng bag worn upside down, and
7 eunbou handles, The clever chapeau wes
2 Ge Marre at tne Wimbledon Lawn Tennis

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" VRIEFS

eal of Bread By-Law
led For More Study

repeal Ly Law 234, covering the
Be bread in the city, was tabled by city
om upd for final adoption last night.

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meroh ht. pay respondence, provided
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tions, was approved by counctl
With Ald. Geo, ge Casey voting
weunst the move,

. een ride
S. Heathy, Sae.

, . " y Laure sald ‘Eby, W. H. Do t, LH. But-
en. os senior course aro HY are leaving tomorrow by; Laurie said. ¥Y. W.H. Doumont, L. H. Bu
wath nd Walkaohe ne senior course are plane for extended visits to thelr’ “I would like to visit Prince {erick and James Macgregor,
cid that og hie ei an Hh pt volte an and former homes in England and, Rupert again in the very IRE | nnn nen ee

“Mn ty Rate persunmel are ale future and {f 1 were lo be invit-:

EW loads a , Nay Scotland, i
. [eas eal aed. Clly Clerk RoW.) They are Mrs. J. §, Irvine, 501 4 to cover some zpectal event READERS
: one be any ‘Cha that the chy filth Avenue West, who will vistt OF Affair, T'm sure the Canadian’ @ ‘The best at the Grand Cute
Bsn ata hadcu silent EHY ner family in Ayrshire, Scotland; ; Broadcasting Corporation would Breaded Almond Chicken, Pine-
ne HEE S Oe Oh ite eat Whe MCB: Ng Elizabeth Holmes, 648 Tay-.5Po0nsor my trip, Mrs. Laurte 2pple Spare Ribs, Chicken Chow
ae PUN for “ip he bees, . ,, lor Street, who will visit her sis S10. € the hlehsnots of th Mein, Diced Chicken with Al-

a Sep tl ey are anbitious, they'll toy Mrs. Anne Turley. tn York-' ne oF ene ee of their’ monds, Chicken  Giblet Chop

ae hat ne lie said, and added shire, England, for two months, 1. er raane ate, knit ; Suey, Jumbo Prawns, Lobster
a Lo he ie the Tatepayers should NOt and Mrs, Thomas White, 420 pe id Sndlan aay at th c Egg Foo Yung, and the best Red
4 cr onty YE 28 pay for thelr cdueation, Fifth Avenue East, who will visit” ville on the Chileatiy River Brand T-Bone Steaks. Phone or-
7 . belt meee me ‘her father, Willam Kirk of: ‘4 end aumatved \ ders anytime. Dial $215. (163)
Aculea by Mis it io ' mentee The jacket symbolized some of “8. SNe: MIAN a
sire JM ECW AY Mts. ke Goodsell, of pum fireshire. Scotland for two: ,
a... eh oat Sixth Avenue Kast for res‘months (Mrs, Laurles' likes and character. sweeeenanmenes
Be "ited Cohoideriion of the assessment! The party will arrive together brole an Hy cea ee
, oY property wre refpeen roldered with colored tittle
on her property was referred jy Prestwick, Scatlind, by plane, “Toots” (the name of the -Laur-
me back fo the finance committee hefore travelling thelr separate tine carr and African vinlets fips
ae veep Wh stady and report, Mrs. Goods ways, lared on the upner half }
A EET oli tek counedl thiet she felt " me “upper dai,

TOES sure a auiitake had been made
SO ty CUE Aaatawar fbed Bost and
el sl Be

a oO dake coi members to inspers
ae OSG er property, which she sad had
_ . AYU deen aasewed oat mere tian
MM a ubie Hy previous Heure,
; ob Tatas semen ace :
, b ot .
a. ot ' Ave A committer caniposed at Ald,
im. Oe Norton Youngs, Don Ritchie,
ng EOE Ly yous ett way Camas a Ww,
a ond Long Wats appointed oy Actipe
. . - TT Mayor MUKe a Euored lo deat up
ws hhaewed

the citys resolthions which at
‘. Wal fevonimicidt to be taken ta;
-, the Union of Beatish Columbli.
OPAL Siunledpaleies Convenient
hOGA pane Gearre mn Gelober,
! Matish wee uaa
Fe RETO oath akicementn of chy ex
— 6 Of penditives will be made svatl|
BEE fo able ta che eis coun chatty, |
meh Ciry Glerk Longe tol aldermen!
4 eUnload eshte atinwer to an CH:
. quiny by Ald Casey ais to why:
SHOUD perjode statements Had not been |
mB TONS dsstcd ap aati) naw, |
Sets Acting Mayor Krneger stud
reed: hat the accounting. stat had |
fo hd hot only undergone changes be
Eee pad had thei thine taken up
PO REDO WI ansesanent md tax HE YVEEs |
POD canee the first of the year.
IV Chr ose Lome said dhial asi»
OTE inonth stitement oof expend.
Tires Wis HOw dnethe process of
 , belng prepared,
more Ni
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Commit appraved a health,
Poocit tasistinee, pollee and: tte.
“ene vatidttee recommends
Hon cally for the tebling of!
plins for anes way (raffle aati;
stleh Cine ts eraay streets hes:
ml, tween Fourth and PAE Avenues:
Lwere-eornstrneted, Ala appraved |

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VOLUNTEER EVACUEE REGISTRATION FOUM

Hteeny Natl hp HOH led ie to phten and Cine af avsenbly sewerad dys in

Visit,” Mrs. Laure aad.

| While In Kitimat Inst Friday
sab the formal opening of the
‘Kithmat-Terrace rallway fine, “]
‘felt: ke a queen" Mrs. Laurie
sald. She attended the lunch-
con glven for members of the As-
soclated Boards of Trade of Cen-
tral and Northern British Col-
umbia and Yukon and South
eastern Alaska,

She sald she was quite surprls-
ed to learn how many men as
well as the women enjoy her
preeram,

"It ts most prallfying and
more than encouraging,”

In Kitimat she recived, along

City Women
To Visif
Old Country

Three old-time residents of the

 

It is 21 vears since Mrs. Irvine;
Visited in Seatland. A resident in}
Prinee Rupert far 35 years, Mrs.
Holmes last) saw) England 17)
years ago and itis 18 years slice
Mrs. While was last tn Beotland. |

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Couple Leaves |

For Norway |

First Jem ot a three-months |
trip to ther native Norway be
un Saturday for Mrs and Mrs. |
Andrew Posshelm, Has Seeond |
Avenue West, when they left by;
train for Edson, Alberta, where |
they will visit with their eldest:
fon, Blnar and bis familly, i

Mr. and Mrs. Fosshelin wilt sal |
abourd the Stavangerfjord July;
sd for Bergen where they will
visit frends and rehithves, |

At Nidson, Thorals Fosshelin, |
fO-year-ald: brother of Mr. Poss-:
hein, will galn the couple for the |
trip to thelr homelind. While:
IOs the first tip in almost three |
(ocades far Mir. Fosshelm, ib will
he the seeond for bis wife, who
visited her parents ab Bergen fn:
Md,

it parking at any ome, exceut |
far unin terrapted loading: ay wn.
Jonding, on Hays Cave) Avene
from Sixth to Seventh Avenue
Trade Heenres were grinted: lo
TH. Book. Pare to sell graevery,
meat and confectlonery, to Rel-
din Pedersen, beanty parlor and
ourdresing, to BK, Quon Mah,
apartnient house aperation and |
A. UL Webster, fo sell new nnn |

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Prince Rupert Daily News

Hy GRACE BROWN
Daily News Society Reporter

Eileen Laurie, Canadian Broadcasting commen-
from Vancouver, was her customary cheerful

Virus since her arrival in Prince Rupert Sunday

L)iad an excelient acral view of

}; Rupert with its “tremendous: kinson, 659 Eighth Avenue East

PPO a Gg,

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs, V. 'T. 1. Willams
und children Jeannie And Bobby
412 Emmerson Place, returned
home Saturday by car after
spending a ten-day holiday at

uly 12, 105%

Gratified —
rn Audience

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Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kokoruds
and children, Allen and Champ,
1400 Sixth Avenue Kast, left by
{Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
this morning for Fort Willams:
Onit.,, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. - Kokorudz's sister, Mrs,
Mathew Kokorudz. They will’ be
away for three weeks,

ea eteeenceney

act that she had picked up

A
with the other guests, an atum-
Inlum replica of the liat spike
and aluminum souvenir thekot.

“I Will treasure It all my Ilfe,":
she said,

While in Smithers for a two-
cay stay Mr. and Mrs) Laurie
were entertained at iwo dinner
parties given by Miss Kate O’Noill
and Mrs. Joseph Bourgon. When
they return there on Wednesday,
Smithers Js staging a large par.
den party in honor of Mr. and

be way

nété for the summer
as the guest of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. -L.
Bell, 325 Fourth Avenue East, 1s
Mrs. H. L. Seymour of Ottawa.

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By ‘The Canadlan Press

Parents throughout Canada
are probably heaving sighs of re-
lief ag thelr children head for
summer camp.

A Canadian Press survey shows
the camps this year are mainly
sponsored by youth organizations
although some are backed by re-
liglous organizations and others
are run on a commercial basis by
private operators,

The carips devole much of the
childrens’ time to butlding char-
acter as well as healthy bod-
ies, First ald, nature lore, swim-
ming lessons and handlerafty
Wili be on most programs,
MARITIMES BUSY

Camps sponsored by the YMCA,

YWCA, scouts and girl guides
studded throughout the

Maritimo provinces and Mew:

 

Mrs. Victor Basso-Bert, 354
Biggar Place, and her daughter, |
Mrs, Robert McKay jr., 1010 First
Avenue West, left today. for a|
two-week hollday in Vancouver
and Victoria where they will visit
relatives and friends. i

(Commarea termes

Mrs. Laurie. .
TERRACE “GRAND”

Although Impressed with the:
Smithers district scenery, Mrs.
Laurie sald she also thought the
country around Terrace was!
“slinply grand.” She said she|

Me, Joseph Yalloway of Vie-
terla, returned home today by
plane after spending a few days
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Murdoch, 1161 Ambrose Avenue.

the district when taken for a
plane ride by Robert Kelscy of
Prince Rupert.

During three days in Terrace,
the radio couple also tramped
through the woods to the once
popular and beautiful hol springs
os well ag visiting the hatehery
there, Mrs. Laurle sald these
outtings were topped off by a | |
buffet supper staged by the Funera He
Terrace Little Theatre Group, ,

However, Mrs, Laurie still . Last rites for Mrs. Mary Loulse
thinks the country around Prince | Wilkinson, 93, wife of Henry Wil.

 

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rharbor" and mountain back-/Were held Saturday at. Ferguson’s
Bround “Is without a doubt a! Funeral Home with Canon Basil
palnter’s paradise,” Mrs, Laurie |S. Prockter officiating,
sald. | During the service, the hymns;
GOING TO DAWSON CREEK
On thelr return trip the Laur-;Me" were sung. Interment wasi
les plan to visit Dawson Creek, at Falrview Cemetery. « -
“All this northern country, I! Pallbearers were George Mur-!
find simply fascinating,” Mrs,’ ray, Richard J. Pollock, L. ¢,

 

 

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Mr, Laurie, a quiet distInquish-
cd redio enmineer alien watts ta
return to Prince Rupert ino the
near future.

“I’ve enjoyed the short fine:
we've spent here very mueh. |

The Lauries left late yesterday
aflernoon to continue thelr trip.
through the narth B.C, '

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foundland. Most are of two
week's duration and fees are on
a silding scale,

In August 72 young Brilons will
cross the Atlantic for‘a six-week
camp In Newfoundland, organiz-

ed by the British Public Schools
Exploration. Society,

Three commercial camps in
western Nova Scotia are open to
boys from five to 18, A camp for
blind children wil be held in
New Brunswick,

Rainbow Haven near Halifex ts
sponsored by the Halifax Chron-
iele-Herald and Halifax Mall-
Ster for underprivileged child-
ren.

CAMPS IN QUEBEC

French-speaking Canada is
active In the youth camp fleld. In
the Montreal area groups of 400
scouts are under canvas for three
successive two-week perlods at
St. Jerome. The same number
of girl guides are camping at
Morin Heights, |,

Fresh air and sunlight aplenty
are in store for youthful tuber-
culars at a camp run by the
brothers of St. Vincent de Paul
near Quebec City. A total of 500
children ts expected there by the
end of the summer.

More than §,600 children. and
teen-agers will attend camps
with accommodation for from 40
to 1,500 in the Quebec Cily area.

Ten thousand scouts, 4,000 of
then Canadians, will attend a
world jamboree at Niagara-on-

Youth and Religious Grou ck Cam
For Thousands of Canadian Children

panized by the ¥MHAand YWIA
One, a day camp, ts in the gar-
den-Nke Rosedale ravine: which
slices through hustling north-
central Toronto, ‘,

Organisers of 20 camps tn
Manitoba expect an attendance
of 10,000. Most camps are run
by youth organizations but one fs
sponsored by @ group of welfare
organizations for young delin-

yauents, the other by the Salva-

tioh Army and the United
Church for the underprivileged.

A summer camp In Saskatche-
wan floated away as debris in
the wake of one of last spring's
devastating floods, but others,
Although some were menaced,
remained Intact. About 1,200

ebildren will attend them, In-
cluding 30 erlsples at the Easter
seal camp at Long Lake near

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PERT —- Sophisticated, strictly
urban,: Is Veaumont's gay
windsock,. Hand-crocheted in
three-tone taffeta, it has g
light and airy feel for summer
and goes along in carefreg
style for vacations anywherg:

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the-Lake In mid-August, Other}
Scouts and a fow cubs will spend}
a healthy holiday in 200 camps!

dotted about Ontario's forest and
Inkeland.

Jewish children in) Ontario
have a choice of five camps or-

Vetmmmannen are at pits ot tein es

 

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About 4,009 young Albertans:
will attend subitier camp this
year, Edmonton will. provide’
1,000, Calgary 1,500. One camp
hear Edmonton will be for. 26°

A camp near
the blind, | a
Thirty-flve camps are schedule;
ed for British Columbla, and 14;-
000 children are expected. to at
fend, Mozt ars run by-youth of
ganizations but six are commer
clally onerated, > , °

Calgary will be for.

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Shower HKlenors

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Miss Joan Grimble anid Miss

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hostesses to a miscellaneous
shower last night at the home of
Mz. and Mrs, Frederick Grimbic:

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sr., 511 Fifth Avenue West; hon-

Agnes McIntosh) who was mars
ited in Vancouver last month,

sented with a pink carnation cor.
Sage and gifts In a basket decop-
ated pink and white.
After games had been played
refreshments, Including,a decor.
ated cake topped with
Luck,” were served. a
Guests were Mrs, Leo Youngs -
hiisbaiid) pits. Fred Grimbie, jr;

i |Mrs. Grimble, st, Mrs, James’

Hebb, Mrs, Allen Curtle, Mrs.
Garnet Garrioch, Mrs.” William’
Rothwell, jr. Mrs. Robert: Mac-
Farlane, Mrs. Willlam Prince, ,
Mrs. Michael Schwab. and Miss
Shirley Pearce, °°. wt
Unable to attend but sending.
gifts were Mrs, Louls Martin and
Mrs. Reginald Ronald.» ..

 
 
  

 

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