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Ree Business Through Credit” was
speaker, Charles W, Pearce,
Bar -lit Lirnited, when the Credit Wornen’s
B cin held its regular meeting Saturday
-the Bamboo room of the Broadway cafe.

cot cr dabails
ve forday by

on fanee Rae

‘Terrace,
nad Hous-
oobirrs ont them by Rehting: eandles and
ead began

loos obdl :
cet Mis Pred) Pelt also were given) birthday j
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rent Atheyine Liuric,
ald sup. {ent to Catherine Lauri
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the topic
mariager of

The club wished Mr, Pearce
every success to his bureau and

pledeed the supnert oof the
CWC,
Chrissie Sauer, president, was

in the chair for the meeting with
fables gaily decorated jn it
Hawathin theme, Rach meinber |
recelyed- a del and. place cards
were deslened of palm trees,
As three new members, Mary

 

Halverson, Islay Doumont and
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the clib, members welcomed

 

then presented them: with cor:
SAULCS,

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Evelyn Smith and Myrtle Lip-

 

Lely Van Ireland won the (oor |
iprize walle the monthly yaft

The club then wished Mrs,

i Harvey, sree! Laure who leaves shortiy for a,
f Rispert Act month's hollday in Winnlpeg, a:
ov neanuers pleasant Journey, i

INRA RR

 

| Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haig for-
iimerly of this elty, arrived in!
Prince Rupert Saturday night by,!
ear from thelr home tn Kelowna. |
| While here for two weeks they!
iwilt be the guests of Mrs. Hala’s!
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert!

 

PERSONALS

i Wood, 969 Seventh Avenue East.|

oes ence
(Mrs. Norval Douglis, forme

teacher at Conrad Street sehool,!
and her husband, left from New:

YorR fast week on a British
Overseas Alr Corporation strato

iwaried ere today, While away:

for two months, they will Visi
seven countrles in urope
phin to return to Canada ot
Labor Day,

Edward Olson, $15 Fraser Street

Pricr to arriving in’ Prince Rue!
pert, they toured the Okanagan:
Valley and when they leave here
hext month they plan tu attend:

the Kelowna rewatta,

Mr, Grant Deachman, excea-
ive secretary of the BC. Liberal
Deachman

ussochition, Mrs,
Gear ot Va aver wece vast}
ny in the elly over the weck-

end. They arived herp relay
By Coat and jest tod iv by ear for

their retuon trig

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Eileen Laure and her dia
bund, daines ef Vancouver are
Preenely: visiting dn the ety
ene Teo ee tae a Mabe npn dte
ME A Month's moter thin af
honhery  Tattsh  Celunabta,
They were sehedilod ta leave
Hate Ute afternaon for Ter.
reed then Sintthers where
Ho larepoerréen party haa been
Hh din thee honer, While

hee they have been renew

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ruta? Ua gtatetehatetetel Vehototet, 0.0 8,0 4.0.0.8
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fic:

Mr. and Mrs. f.L. Dennison of
Whitehorse. arrived iv the city!
i yesterday morning for a month's :

golldays While here they will
“yisit Mrs, Dennison's brother-in-
:dawoand. sister, Mr. and) Mrs.

top:

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SXERCISE EARTHQUAKE” |
VOLUNTEER EVACUEE REGISTRATION FORM

|
nyt ray sf it) ar

color (from shocking pink to

Ti serve a doubly pretty purpose

i lovely long-torso lines, Below,

| You'll find this conture fashion
“| noon, “ttle” ey
3 wear!

Mattern M4324 is available In

' Sizes 16 requires 4ty yards

1

) STYLE NUMBER and SIZE,

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Moyon find yourself slightly
Melting with the

dentally, thls is a wondantul
recipe for teon-ape e Woriaining.
Dissolve 1 hackave f eherry-f{q-
vou. d sust-dring powder in 34
quarts water, the ain } cup pra.

OMe Mace, thawed, and one
20-aunes can pineapple dulee,
CHUL dust before jeevine, whip

the mixitive, Add]
ourec bottle uieeor ade, Serve
With slice of bonana, oranee ar
strawberries, Makes Th,

Siilled Soups come inte Chet

Maily News, Paden Department, 60 Front Street West, T
| Ont, Please print plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE,
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PATTERN M 324

by Carolyn Schnurer
IN

PROMINENT DESIGNER

“Sweetheart neckline newly interpreted with the
puff sleeves” — thts ts Carolyn Sehnurer's adv!
want to make this summer

small romantic
Velo tG tide Who
& memoravle one. Choose intense

sky blue), a fine new cotton (sitk-
soft or polished to silver gleam) — and make this dress do the
 inost for you! The high-rounded bosom and sheath-slim wast

— they emphasize, enhance {ts

W, the skirt that foals ~ myriad
4 of soft folds whirling gracefully about the hipline, and hemilne.

particularly wonderful for after-

ening affalrs — {ts syle so very flattering to

Misses’ Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 and 13,
35-inch Sabrte,
Send FIFTY CENTS ({n coins) for Pattern M32.

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marmalade,

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sure more people get a “ye ae weg ie “Willie at
ulated stear, ore G-ounse can for omelets during the SURIMCT ear of the church for
froven demenade concentrate, mon(hs than the rest of the year Neary oan ue
iaawed, ene G-ounce can frozen conpbined;! One ofthe most de.) 1 CHN.

Lghuylly served omelets. Wo hdd |
in a long Ume was distinguished |
by the accampaniment — of Ae

t The vlear then prone ete te
or mash 4 bananay and beat ita mushroom-herb snuce, Naturally,
large 30- Thad tehave the recipe ao here

rik ds Melt 2 tnblesyoong
dd 2

butter

‘tiquar drained fram 2

— Wonderful, too, oni Viewry sal anxiously jaside St.
mutfing: |Prter's chiteh waiting for the
O parts jeliad crua-
with 1 part orange

tablespoons all-purpose | @
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cans
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PRIMES IG DODD ~ OD ONS ODO

Francois Lake
oyNews ”

AB) A HONEAVE
Dally News Correspondent

FRANCOIS LAKE—BI Joun-
son iy in Vanderhoot hospital
suffering wilh a wrenched back,
He was lifting rocks when he
Injured himself,

Jim Newman 5 spending’ a
few days in Hixon. He went by
car with John and Eunice Keefe
and thelr family after they had
Spent a few days wlth John's

barents Mr. and’ Mrs, John Kebte
here, :

woes

Joe and Mary Green and fam-
fly spenta tew days with Mary's
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Calder,

Joe Hendricks is back for the
summer. With him came his
atanddaughter Pamela and her
frlend Jackie Reed. Mrs, Hend«
ticks Js now in England on a
visit, .

Dorralne Rushton was mar-
red in Chilliwack on July 1,

Richard Snyder, bls wife
Betty and children Connie and
Jimmie arrived unexpectedly on
Friday afternoon, They are stay-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, Clarenee
Snyder, and motored up from
Spokane tn 23 hours.

Gwen Van Zanten, Marjorie
Smith and Sonny Short drove
to Willams Lake for the stam-
pede, (hey report having had
Q rea} good thine. Gwen's brother
Edward, and Bis wife Bea drove
up from Vancouver and took
Mrs. Joe Roherts ana Jonny,
And Bobby Van Zanten back to
Vancouver With them for two
weeks,

Marjorie Smith's grandfather
Spent the week-end here from
Tintagel.

Word has been reeelved from
Vanilernoot Hospital that Ernie
Merrily diet there on Friday
evening. He has been very jl for
Some Lime with a heart condi-
ion following rheumatle fever.

Confusion
At Vicarage

READING. Engtand = — Th.
iVicar promised to marry Albert
|Vicary,, bat when the viear legs
ithe vicarage to mest Vieary to
make Pamela Hetherington Mrs.
i Vicary, but when the visar left

 

Viear fo arrive, Vieary’s bridir .
sa on a ehnlr outside dhe church
Walting for the vienr,

 

 

FLAP . HAPPY — Conversa.
Hlon-plece pocket flaps trim
the front of a coat from the
fall and winter collection of:
Harold Schiff of Miami. The
coat, dohe In a blend of mink
and wool, continues the accent
on detail with a yoke that:
finishes In an attractive front
tle,

@ The best at the Grarid Cafo—
Breaded Almond Chicken, Pine-
epple Spare Ribs, Chicken Chow
Mein, Diced Chicken with Al-
monds, Chicken Giblet Chop
Suey, Jumbo Prawns, Lobster
Eea Fan Yung, and the best Red
Brand T-Bone Steaks. Phone or-
ders anytinic, Dial 3215. (163)

@ Meeting of C.N.R.A. Ladies
Auxillary in C.N.R. General Of-
flee Building at 8 p.m. Tuesday,
July 12, Wives of all C.N.RA.
members welcome. (it)

@ Sons of Norway meeling to-

Pomerania meen ng natn tee cents YP HANAN LA

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By ALAN HARVEY!

a yea
Canadian Presy Staft Weiter
LONDON (7, — Soft Habis burn

late In luxurious Hotels, debu.

With erect young Guards offi-
cers, champagne glasses tinkle
Bently In the bar,

midsummer height — perhaps a
shade less magnificent then in
pre-war limes — and the race
18 On ta hame the No, J deb of
the year. Current favorite for the
unofficial title -Is 17-year-old
Frances Sweeny, whose coming.

habitues of the champagne-and,
chandelier ctrewt rub. COSIAG-
ticked eyes,

For those with Jong memories,
the appearance of the poked
Miss Sweeny in a froth of ice
blue and pink turned thotehts
back a quarter century to the
year when Margaret Whivham
was the toust of the town,

HISTORY REPEATED

Miss Whigham, now the Duch-
ess Of Argyll, was one of the
great beauties of 1931, and her
debut in society was a social
highlight. Now hiswory is re-
penting Itself, and Miss Sweeny
— the duchess’ daughter hy a
previous marriage to United

Is the heroine of the scason’y
most scintillating ball,
The Countess of Listowel, who
attended [oth

porters: “This ts a davling
party, but that one in 1951 wag
even better,”

Newspapers published Pictures
of the duchess and her pretty
daughter, designed to show the

 

 

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butter,
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drained cooked haree dry Bitias,
Poll 10 ninties, Ceol stghtly,-
Force throwth a strainer ar blend

Ing with chapped ehives
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few years tnd small wander |
When Tt ds eooked and basted |
WA sth eotieuey: seamen ig hb
Combine Py tablespoons Wore
Jrestershiire sanee, ab tablospaons
(focen orange datee eoncentrate,
fy teaspoon paprika and 1y
tablespoany honey, Mix nul
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we WH soll and pepper and:
brush frequently with this sauce, |
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Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Monday, July i, 1055,

SPEC Om seer aniem ae RtNteLiN a inemmCelipar mee

jLondon's» Social Season’

At Its Midsummer Height

[family likeness, Both have large,

expressive eyes and classic fens
tures,

RESTIUCTED {0 WEALTRY.

can afford a “season,” consisting

{largely of exclusive parties in
London's social season Is at. Its /eaing hotels and private resi.

ences, gate-crashers. earelully

guest list, ,

One Cuonatlon Year debu-
fante, Aine Kahn, had her 2tst

legs." She explained that so
nauy of her undergraduate and

legs skiing In’ Switzerland that
hobudy would be avaliable. for a
winter party, a
Hard times and highe taxes
have affected some of Britain's
hlue-blood families, but there are
still some who can spend freely,
Slories are told of a Cambridge
undergraduate with’ three pri-
vate alrcraft who flles to Parls
for lunch when the spirit moves
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