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SWORN IN TODAY.

Rupert: Club Honors.
~Mr, Justice Brown -

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bd a lifetime membership i

onthe occasion of his departure for Vancouver to

be.sworn in.as a member

BIC.""He is the first lifetime member in the. history
ofthe club,

Hn a-brief ceremony y arranged

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Parties Held:
To. Bid Farewell
To: Two Families

jure well-known couples, Mr.
and’ Mrs. Stanicy G. Potrow and
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Ginn Fri-
day’ evening were entertained at
a. fatewell dinner party by hosts

Mr; and Mrs. George Cook: ate

thelt’ “home on Third Avenue,
with séme- 18 guests attending,

*Following the dinner, Mr, and
Mrs, Petrow: left by train for
Winnipeg where Mr, Petrow has
been. transferred as’ ticket clerk
ti :thd Canadian National Rail-

wys city Ucket office.
fr Mr. and Mrs, Ginn left by boat
Sf vardny for Nanaimo where

a will lake up residence afler
lying In Prince Rupert the past.
four years. .

“On the eve of their departure,
Mr. and Mrs. Petrow were also
ehtertained by the staff of Cook's
{awellery slore and close friends
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{PEROXINE POWDER |

i. "Mr, Justice Thomas Brown, was yesterday award-.

salso presented with a briefcase.

in the Prince Rupert Club

of the Supreme Court of

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by fellow club members, he: was |

Mr, Justice Brown’ left’ for]
Vancouver later yesterday via
Terrace and today Is being
sworn in, along with, Mr, Justice
John G, Ruttan of Victoria, by
Chief. Justice Sherwood Lett.

The new Supreme Court judge
starts hls new duties témorrew
and will be -busy up until the
end of the month when the

summer recess, Mr. Justice
Brown will then return to Prince
Rupert to wind up his + [real
affairs,

Friends Fete.
Mrs, D. Hewer:
On Departure

Mrs. David..HeWer of:
326 Biggar Place was re-
cently feted ,at’ several
farewell parties ‘with gifts|—
and presentations. Mrs: }
Hewer and her three chiild-
ren, .Imelda,’ Carol “and}.
‘Gary, left Saturday. morn-
jing on the "Queen of: the
North” to take’ up resid-
ence in, Kelowna: and’ join.
Mr. Hewer who left Prince

 

 

 

Rupert in April, for’. the

southern city. ° .

Ata small informal. party held
at the home. of. her: sister’ Mrs:
Angelo Ross! on Sixth Avenue
| West, Mrs. Newer waa presented
iwith an earring and necklace:
set and a souvenir spoon. Mrs.
Frank DeBlass was cO- -hostess
‘for the affair,

Guests attending were Mrs.

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Sandy Giordano, - Mrs.‘ Charles
Glordano, Mrs, Louis Giordano,
Mrs. Floyd Jessup and’ Misa Lee
Chesser.
- The Catholic Women’s League,
of which Mrs. Hewer was an
active member, presented - her
with a religious book, while the.
St. Cecilia's sewing circle ‘of the {I
CWL made Mrs, Hewer a: iit
of a ‘Tosary .

 

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SHOWN: ‘ABOVE is long- ~tlme well- known business man “and.
member ofthe Prince Rupert Rotury Club, Chris H. Elkins. .
being. presented wilh the traditional Hawaiian lei of friend-
“ship by Miss Aloha ‘Rotary and Duke ‘Kahanamoku, Henoluly
Rotarian. Mr, and Mrs, Elkins, 138 Fourth Avenuc East,
urned home June 9 from a month's holiday in Hawall,

‘Militia; CWAC Personnel.
Off to Training Camp

“Last of: 19 members of the 120th Troop,” oth: West
Coast. Harbor Defence Battery, RCA (M) and the Canadian |
Women’s Army Corps attached to the 120th, left yesterday |
by plarie via Terrace en route to: Victoria for summer: training.

Leaving Sunday by plane were

CWAC ‘personnel Privates G. E. le E, N. Bond and Pte, L.!,
Devison, D. L- Macarthur and 'Eveleigh.
T. M. ‘Thody. Pte. R, M. Foster, | During the summer training |
on holiday in the south, will the acting sergeants. will take a
join -the city group today at the ‘senior NGO’ s course, the gunners j
training camp at Fort Mary Hill, twill tak ea gunnery course and :°
Victoria. ' phase one of an NCO course:
Going Friday by plane were and the’ CWACSs, will train on}
Bdr. W. D. Martin, and Gunners: ‘communications and -seareh: |
R, E. Dyer and Robert Tymehuk. ‘Nights,

 

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By Popular Demand
The Great

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EXTRAORDINARY
Hypnotist & Magicion

AT THE

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Doors Open 7 p.m. Show Starts 8 p.m.

whius d
Ihis-ls wn show Chat ls amazing, educational and very funny,
Hee Wise, rane early. Plekels sold at (he door,

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Also leaving Friday by private | While at Fort Mary Hill Lieut.
Ple. Le Forge. “will be on orderly room duty. |
Leaving by plane from Terrace |
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Glencross, A/Set, ALN. Van Meer, Shower Honors rs
Lieut. J, C. Ewart, and. CWACS: "|B
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N, Sheppard and. the former Mrs: |
Annie Miller, who have each ‘opt j
elect Miss Irene Foote: Was |
ishe Is 81, They were married ‘presaged last week. when
s home here,
two weeks” when “the fishing
gets better,” Sheppard said. Mrs. James Mellor were
‘hostesses for a miscellan-
The first. reviment of Britain's:
Grenadier Guards was formed in: ‘Theodore Rempel June 28 |
Arriving at the home. of Mrs,
‘sented with a corsage by Mrs.
I aecireish | and then seated in the
ie Ruy your show tickets at Me af med and while, lopped with
jira Cafe and avald line ups. white wedding bell. ,
Prawns, Plueapple Chicken.’ and Heather Baxter, on beholt
; Phone ortlers our specially, DIM Gr (he guests, presented Miss
euiringes, also devarahed liv col-
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C. Wardrobe, J. H. Le Forge and : ‘of the trooo and Bdr. -Martin |
BQMS N. S. Brewer, A/S¢t. D. B.
\ PARKVILLE, Mich,” ‘m—Samucl |
The wedding, of bride: a
new lives together. He is 93 und |
‘and plan a honeymoon in “about: Dou g las McGreish ‘nd
FAMED REGIMENT
‘Miss Foote’s marriage ‘to
Charles a
| West, the guest of honor was pre-
eq ers
bridal ehaiy, decorated in colors
(Mbs and Chips, Deep Fried! iitig Misses Maureen MeGretsh
of pifls arranged tn tawhi doll
centrod (he carriages,

fh SO they. waited all night. :

“la lifetime’. when“ he: was “aut

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News ~

By AGNES TL NE AVE
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- FRANCOIS: LAKE-—Mrs, ‘P,’ ‘nl ig
Larson: and’ her. coutin’ who“are|o

now living. in: Vancouver - are
visiting. Mrs, Larson's’ relations
(the Shelfords)\and. friends
around Wistaria, Ootsa’ Lake
and Burns Lake. They came up.
by car with Mrs. John Shelford,

   

Mr, Titus, Anspector: of Motor
Vehicles, stopped’-over. on his} y
way across ‘the’ lake to’ inspect
jthe Francols Lake. fax.

" Betty Gatacre- is’ home: ‘again
“after spending ‘the weékend ° rat
Fort. Fraser; She says. that Ton!
“was calle’ out to, fight fire. for
-some ‘time, :

 

4 first ferry tot ‘come: “across: from

Southbank. Two had. been at. the
“end - of the: lineup the - night
before. but.were not able to get
on the: ferry as it was! loaded,

 

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‘The’ men on. “the Nicholson's

night and report having had ‘9
normally good trip. . Sawing : at’
the ‘mill: ‘here’ will probably s start
today,

 

Lovis MeClure had a. thrill of

- | trolling for trout, He caught
“several and then thought, he'd
caught. the bottom of the. ‘nke.
However, it. was: a char .and! “he
had some. difficulty landing: it |
as the ‘lake had’ become guite
Trough. He had a-15-pound test
Ine*and licht tackle, but, with
patiehce (it took | fan. hour), he
managed to tire the. 34-nonnd.
ichar’ out ‘and: get i, into: the
hoat.. It was 42 inches long.

 

 

 

Mr. and Mrs, Rowe ab. Tehos-

adding to. meat. halls, ete.

‘}eeptacle, ‘for ‘the. ‘crumbs,’ Store |

used for souffles, bread puddings.)

river drive came back on Friday |:

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to many a: “dish,” Here
three simplest rules
sal un ‘When you,

breading meats anid ‘croqicl

- Grinding ‘dry bread’ ‘fs the: eas: T
lest. way: {to make’ a’ large: batch’:
of. fine crumbs, and: to: use /up}:
left-over bread. A plastic bag:at-
tached’ -1o: the. ‘grinder. -with
rubber. band. makes ‘a: good Te

 

dry. bread: crumbs. in’ an: airtight
container. until ready: to, use.
To make § soft breadcrimbs, use
fresh’ ot..day-old. bread. -;With.|'
fingers, “pull, bits ‘of : ‘bread. from
slices. - —.-removing ‘crusts, Af d
sired. - (Soft breadcrumbs. ‘are

 

 

in meat loaves, “Cas serole dis
ete).

DON'T BE DISTURBED if you’
have ‘an: active teen- -ager ‘in yo r
family. who: has‘-a: constant ap-.
petite. Ab ‘this- age. they: ‘require
extra food:to maintain the body
in cits” growth ‘and | ‘output of.
energy.’ “In, addition to their.b
anced diet at regular. ‘meals;: ‘they.
usually: need.’ “petween-meal:
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-GOOD. NEWS for bachelors and.
small © families: Tomato’ juice
now ‘is “avallable in: handy‘.10-0z
, tin. This: idea’ was” developed: to
take” caré-of the. wants - ‘of those
not - immediately ‘interested: an
bhe largeresize packs : .

_inkut. Lake now. have: a telephone |

 

‘installed:

Charlie and: Mrs. ‘Brace “drove ,
down. from Prince: Rupert. fora
‘short visit,. but were only- able |
ito stay for. two. nights... They’

expect, to be back again in the
. {fall to ‘stay. ‘the’ winter | in their

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Mrs. won. MeQnan “and hai,
daughter Gwendolyn, 415 Fifth :

Avenue: East; left: this: morning

‘own home here...

holiday.

 

 

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There is a tiny, “hummine 7
bird’s. nest . in .a-trees right po
against, one of. the Clift Narri-

 

 

son cabins: at: Tehesinkut Take,
From. the: window itis: nossible
to see ‘into the: nest, The: ergs
were: tiny, | like: little: white:
beans, and now: there. ara. two
baby: birds about ‘the’ size. of.
bees.

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Rin Herrison, irvis eway fora
month -or so: .with: “his fuper
Cub. flying for a mjnihg com-
pany at Bowser Lake,

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Tuesday. ‘and Sunday.
for Stewart & Alice Arm vs

 

Little. three- vear-old Marie
was going with her mother un to
her. Granny Keefe's to dinner
and as.tisual she.took her green
purse, But for some. reason . shea
was most particular that nobody
would touch her purse, and kent
jit with her during the meal, This
made her mother suspicious. so
when opportunity came ta joa
dn she found a baby chick, safe
‘and sound, The child evident!”
ithought that as she entaved
vigitine soamueh that the chick’
would enjoy jt too!

11:30 a.m. “Tuesday,
* Thuréday;. , Friday” To.

’ Ketchikan. and ‘Con-'
nections to all'.Alasko,

 

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car were Gunners F. Donecz, T. ‘Ewart will be officer in charge |
yesterday were WO2 P, A. Bond,
TRY AGAIN” |
Irene: Foote |
Uved three mates, are beginning
i Sunday at Sheppard's Mrs. Eric Moore,:; Mrs:
leous shower in honor of,
1656 as a personal bodyguard Lo
wenn eee | William Baxter on Third Avenue
This week we have Long Spare: patowing an evening of games,
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dose, Tuesday, dune 19, ‘hostesses Included
sagen leselay, (143) } yenke, mace by Mrs, Moore

+ Tnviteck guests were Mrs, Ton
@ W.O.T.M, business meeting, | Pot roff, Mrs. GV, Sutherland,
| followed by Installation af Of) Mrs, Blyna Penott, Mrs, Toso:
Cleers, dune 20 at the Moose | Cireltell Mrs. Maurlee Bishop,
Temple, Meéilng 8 p.m, sharp, Mrs, Joseph Kurdzicl, Mrs. J, M,
1,0.0.M. and Guests Invited to) Bennett, Miss Sheila Bennott,
installation a 2 pan. iy Mrs, Louls Amdlo, Mrs, Gordan
| Calderwood, Mrs, Radney

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