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months, The bab es are:

and Colln and Calleen, son
born December 18,

of twins and a
Bo owives Of RCAF personnel et the Olmii jet tralning base, The multiple births

set of triplets

‘left to righty Robin and Peter, sons of
Darn last October 3; Donald and Debbie, son and
‘ly of Wetaskiwin, Alta., born Seplember 26;
wid Rissall, sons of FO. Bob Riggs, formerly of Toronto, whose wife dled in child-
peodes LO. Sheryl and Sharlene, daughters of Cpl, and

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1 April 29, stil In a coma, and fs
Delng cared for at her home in

Mrs. Hadtteld sald more than
1,000 letters trom thro-yghout
fhe United States and trom
Canada, Mexico and European
recelyed.
‘She said all the Writers promised
| prayers fun, Debbie, Who wittbe lf
three Auy. 5.

Hundreds of teluphone — calts!!
have. been recelved by Mrs, Had-
lield and her husband Wilham,
44. un insurance salesman,

Mrs. Hadfield sald many of
the letlrs und cabers told ol
ali ordeals and urged the
Hadficlds not to give up hope.}¢
A scldter in Germany told of his
uwh recovery [rout the disease.
CEOPLE CARE I

“There must’ be thousands
more who did nal write but are
praying,” Mrs, Hadtiead — said,
“its made me fee) so much hap-
pler, It's so nice to know tnat
people care.”

Many falths are represented
in the tettars. Mrs, Hadtield sald.i
‘The Hadtields prayed tor Debbie:
Sunday dn their Lutheran!
church and Debbie's grand-!
Mother prayed Ina
Culhole chusch,

“TE don't think we've missed a
(feliston,” swa atts Haaneld,
| “'Phousands ot Masnies have)
(been oflered for her, She hus
Sta seallen up in chur bal-
CMS. Mistiers hive lea prays
Tiler he We have tiers aoa
SOUVENLS WHO pe Upit Vive pray:
“ea at arden. | ,

Seon dlatleld asked that the
Pies De comlued. She sad
“Deobye app aes fo ye holetinggs Wer
AWal aia SeCads ess suuject to
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(wo daughters Dantleile and Anne.

"ot 28 Elahth Avenue Bast, tert’

lest week by train for Ottawa for.
a two wmonth’s holiday there.
While in the capital they: will be

/ staying with Mrs. Charbannenit's

parents, Mr and Mrs. F Bronet,

: readers

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‘wid Hour Spare Ribs, Crab eq
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ad Red Brand T-Bone Steak,
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At Tiguell :

More than 150 employets of
the Canadian National Rallways
Sunday enjoyed a successful ple.
rac on Tugwell Island under the

re ere ~ 7. lea brit: ,
eldett of Ue eee ne

jonal Recreation Association.

Charlie Currle of the CRC con.
veyed the pargeload of plenickers
to the Tugwell Island site.
pitching

and races tor the children were
Free pop and ice
cream were won by, the children
ind prizes denated by Dragan
by Maurice
Bishop and Jack Strachan, On
(he final ride home prizes were
given for the different events
and free ice cream to the child-

Softbi!! horseshoe

onducted,

ndjich were won

en.

The races were supervised by
Jack Paul with T. A. Inkster
lending « hand and the CNRA
women's auvailary was In charge
of the refreshment booth,

7 Lella}ytf odd agte

SUMMER GanbaAne.-
“apd of claver” Yoeoms color-
fully on the front of a erbsp
simmer hlouse by tudy Bond,
The pretty, sleeveless blouse,
(ie by white rayon len, 1s
eter:

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before you say SCOTCH... say

“DEWARS’

‘ . . 4

- Berries, Plain, Fancy
Tempt Lagging Appetites

Submitted By Consumer Section Marketing Service ,

‘ af Canadlan Department of Agriculture,

Berry: season is here again and what could be
more pertéect for a hot weather dessert then a bowl
of cool flavorful juicy berries. Whether served plain
or dressed up they make an-appetizing dish to tempt
lagging summer appetites. :

‘sue home economisis of the |- ret rain
Consumer section, Canadian De- {into beason, Jn place of the
partment of Agriculture say that surawherries,
berries are one of the mosb'sitaivdenty CREAM-CHEESE

PLE

 

perishable fruits and for this
reason {hey are packed most
carefully aiter being picked and
then transported quickly, The
best: flavor ts found in. berrles
that are plump, firm ‘and une
formly ripened,

To store berries thoy should be
kept cool and dry In a place
where there 4s good alr cireula-
tion, The home economists say
never to pack berries into jars,
They suggest storing them on
trays or shallow pang ag this will
avold brulsing or crushing the
berries,

For safety’s sake, all fruit
should be washed before serving,
When washing berries put them
In a large bowl of cold water
-~ with strawberries wash before
huling. Let any gand or soll
settle to the bottom then lift the
berries gently from the water
with your fingers letting them
act as a gtrainer. Do not let
berries stand long in the water
because they are apt to lose}
thelr good color and flavor.

Probably beenuse the berry
season Js so short, we never seem | ‘
to be able to get as many as wel -
would like. 80 this year why not _ 2 tablespoons lemon juice
make the most of the berrles by| | 2 ege whites —
serving them in a variety of |: 3 tablespoons sugar ;
different ways, One of the most ‘Soak gelatine in the 1. cup
popular ways ts a simple dessert | cold water for five minutes then
of berries and cream with perhaps dissolve over hot water. Crush
a little sugar, Ples and tarts are raspberries, add water, sugar,
a national favorite and a fruitlsait and: lemon julce, stirring
chiffon ple or a crisp ange) pie! yntil Sugar ls dissolved. Add dis-
with a frult filling can glve antsolved gelatine, blending thor-
otherwise simple meal a party|oughly, Chill and when mixture
alr. No one would be saltsfied to begins to thicken, fold In stiffly
let the frutt season pass by |peaten egg whites to which the
without having several short- 3. tablespoons sugar have been
cakes made either with Nght) added. Pour into one large ‘or
goiden brown biscults or tendei | six individual moulds. Chill until
rake favers and topped with| firm, Serve with a custard sauce

swirls of whipped cream, made with 3 egg yolks, Yield: six
Snowy white meringue baskets, servings,

1 quart box strawberries
4-0 wanlespoons sugar ‘
6 ounces cream cheese (144-4
ousIce: packages)

3 tadlespouns cream
’ 2 Uiblespoony sugar ‘
: 1 easpoun graveu orange rind
+ 10-inch baked pastry snell
_ Wash, drain, hull, and slice
atrawberries, Stir In ‘the 4 to 6
tablespoons sugar and chill about
1 hour. Combine the cream
cheese, cream and the 2 table-
spoons sugar and beat with a
rotary beater until smooth and
fluffy. Then stir in the grated
orange rind. Spread about 34 of
the cheese mixture in the bottom
of the pastry shell and cover with
a layer of strawberries, Place the
remaining cheese mixture in (he
centre, and the rest of the ber-
tles around it. Yield: six to eight
servings, .
+ RASPBERRY SPONGE
1 1 tablespoon gelatine
"Y% cup cold water
_ 4 cup raspberries
14 cup water
Ys cup sugar

Dhsh of salt

are always tempting served
heaped full of tee cream and
sweetened berries. Popular also
are ice cream sundaes with fresh
berries and so are the host of
frozen and ice box fruit des-
serts, ,

|GLAZED STRAWBERRY TARTS
1 quart box of strawberries

 

ADVENTURE BECKONS

PLYMOUTH, England. ¢--Lt.-
Cmdr. Robert Bailes advertised
for a companion to accompany
him on a 10,000-mile voyage to
New Zealand in a 20-foot sloop.
He received 40 replies, Including
one from a girl. He plans to sail

 

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~ Prince Rupert Daily News
‘Tuesday, July 6, 1058,

 

 

 

WEDDING K

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and Granville S

§S -- Three-year-old Pamela Garratt tripped
when she went to kiss her aunt, Mrs. Arthur T. Vernon, but the
bride solicitously bent to accept the kiss. Famela’s father, Phillp
Garratt, Jr, at right, helps
photographer for Ashley and Crippen,
‘scene at the wedding reception in Toronto,

nea

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Ray .J. Lougheed, accountant
jst the Prince Rupert branch of b
the Royal Bank of Canada leaves Prince Rupert Air Cadet Squad-
Saturday on the CP8S Princess ron No. 559 sponsoring commit, |
Norah, having been transferred tee, treasurer of the Prince Ru--
fim here to the Davie Street pert Red Cross branch and a a!
treet branch member of the Junior Chamber, (FOR OR
ci the-Royal Bank In Vancouver. of Commerce, “
The transfer is effective July 11, —-
Coming here to replace Mr. it:
Lougheed js Jack Smith of the
Royal Bank's Nanaimo branch. |
Travelling with Mr. Lougheed.
will be. Mrs, Lougheed and thelr!
daughter Catherine, who was:
born In Prince Rupert during Mr. +
Lougheed’s two-year tenure here.‘

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his daughter up, Gerry Campbell }
caught this unusual
(CP Photo)

Ray Lougheed Transterred ."“

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While here Mr. Lougheed has
ten secretary-treasurer for the:

 

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ULDER FASHION.
Before the 19th ‘century can- |
dies were a monopoly of chemist
shops, which made them ‘to hide!
the taste of drugs.

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Werries. Creush one on reserviner 5
‘ho remainder ‘a Hl baked tart: 9

4 tearpoons cornstarch Aug d , : :
% cup sugar aa erate ee
Few orains snit "
‘4 cup water here .
Ya teasroon Iman Jnleo' ih
Remalaing berries fron one: ’
quart. shout dy, onps, Ne
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||Rotary Chief

Rey. Morpan O'Cpnhell, Ter-
race Ratarian . ofiinated, . last
Thursday at tae annual instal-,
lation ol olfleess of the Prine
Rupert Rovwery Ciuy, yvaten the
fu) hed its anoal Installas
lion dhaner and paryy at) tho.
Acro Club, a :

Usteaidecs sav: T, Nerton
Youngs imladed as p.osident, A.
B. Ficlas a3 searelary, J. W. Rogs
erson, trogsurer, overt. MeKay,
Sergcaneifi-dcing and J.D, Mee
stag, ach awelcod and Art Ogi
Wie ay direcuors, De

J. Giauy Loews, Dan Kelst-
mavson and Harn Week were
inducted as naw botury: memes’
aers, . ;

Athig-Mayor Mike Krueger
exsended gicedites sn behalf of
the city, Congratuiatlons to the
new executive were given’ by. Jog
B20bl, represent.ng . the . Gyro
Club, 2, C. Batbour, Kinsmen, '

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