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Was Re-Elect Mrs. Watts

annual two-clay meetings. «
Other executives re-elected and: Corn wn ruin cnn
installed by RL. Rev. H. G. Watls!

 

Williams, treasurer,

United Thank Offering secretary
treasurer; Mrs. C, A. Hinchliffe,
Doreas scerelary-treasurer, Mrs.
LC, Chambers, social service
secretary: Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, |
sécretary-treasurer of Girl's aux-
iliary; Mrs. W. M. Scott, secre-
lary-(reasurer of Junior auail-
jary;! Mrs, John Manheim, Fec-
relary-treasurer of Little Nelp-
eys; Mrs. KX, H. Tucker, secretary
treasurer of education, Mrs. ©,
W: Pearce, edilor of “Living
\ view tre Mrs, Eric Fanra, sec-
“ nétary-treasurer of “LAVIN Bt agape ow
< Message”; Mrs. Bert West, candle etytting ine Collins
» addtes-serctary: Mrs, John Prince.) sour Cr Oa
seerelary of “Prayer Partners”
and Miss Elaine Bulmer, dele-
gate..to the Dominion annual, |
aGuest ‘of honor Mrs. Britton
Osler ‘of Toronto and Dominion
president © of the WA brought
gteclings frm the Dominion |
oard and expressed her pleasure |
a}. helne present.

“aMrs, Osler praised the branch-
gg, for the tremendots amount of
aprk accomplished and pave
extra mention to the small!
bfanches in. the Diocese, Injchanged hands June
stressing the importance of wo-|

en’s work in the chureh Mrs. |

 

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refreshments. Assistant

to be, present owing to duty.

 

Qsler said “there is work for |

gery type of woman, practical | oi

yf! visionary.” j repalrs
“There is much to be thank-" 71,
fal-for and much to be done." Me,
Bishop Watts sald in giving hiv: a
and needs of the Diocese. He! ive on Fifth
added that there was a cOnliN- iroots
: “streets.
- ual shortewe of clerey and woe.

“omen” workers were also

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niet.

In his reports, Pishon Wall

also wave an account of the new ‘softball In which the Canadian ;
Firemen of . the

churehes in Cessier and Wi ‘reaion defeated the

wanga Valley which recently had’ 21-1.
been consecrated, :
“The last day's meeting wv:

by sss City Hospital .

 

opened wih prayer
fleing Bulmer. incumbent oF St a
Peter's Aneiiean church, seal Group Leaves

“Cove while noonday mravers and
address wae given by Bishop's
Messenger Miss Mary Roek.”

reaqers

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Discuss Provincial Affairs

  
 

SUPPORTED BY \ ,

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BRUCE BROWN, Your Lacal MLA.

At the Civic Contre

To Head Diocesan Board

_ Mrs. He G. Watts was re-elected presidertt of

the Caledonia Woman's auxiliary Diocesan Board of
_ the Anglican church of Canada yesterday when dele-
gates from 36 branches from the nothern part of
- British Columbia attended the last day of the 44th

. An after-lunch talk was given
Bishop of Caledonia, were Mts. py Mrs, C. W. Pearce of eine
Lionel Holtby, first vice-presid- Rupert on the subject “Crate-
! on wis. M, We O'Connell, see- way to the Orient” In which she
md vice-president, “Mrs. (. E. told of her Ife in Hong Kong.
Stanford, recording sceretary;, ‘The successful meeting came
Mrs, A. R, C. James, correspond- tg -an end when Mrs, Watts
ing sceretary and Mrs, J. F. entertained delegates at a late
a afternoon tea in the Bishop's
Mrs, A. E, Boyle was elected Lodge on Fourth Avenue West.

WORTH OEETOIOTUSOOEOTEE POPEPCIOEN

Stewart News

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STEWART — Cubs and Scouts
thelr
parents and friends on Monday,
June 4, in the Legion Hall. It
was a special occusion in honor
of Scout Commissioner Joe Tur-
ner on his offictal visit to this
district. Cubmaster Lloyd John-
ston’s .pack gave a very good
sceount- of itself, entering into
enthusiasm.
was
unavoidably absent but his four.
Scouts were present and con-
tributed their share to the enter-
taininent. Commissioner ‘Turner
took over for a while and soon
had everyone, young and. old
participating in a hilarious series
of stunts and songs. The Scout
Group Committee provided. the
Cub-
master John Bouzek was unable

The Marmot Hotel property
1, August
Gceeraert, hotel proprictor of Ter-
race, B.C. ‘having purchased ‘the
'pronerty from W. R. Tooth. The
‘new proprietor plans extensive |
improvements Lo;
‘bring the establishment ‘up-to- |

ge :

2 tities ts.. M. Kearns has opened a)
annual report on the activilles jow cafe in the Benkevich build-
and Columbia ;

fh In’ Sunday, June 3, turned ou
lemand, However, he exnressed tine and the committee of the
{pe view that as thine went On! Losion Rmpire Day Celebration |
all needs could and wowld bes {gok advantage of the fact to }Comadina
‘man off the postponed items. ‘the JODE
Sports events were followed by @ won by Miss Sonja Hanson.

To Attend Parley wi

Prince Runert General Hospi-
-y-P staff and administration of--
Cejals ant hosnital board mem-
sers lett. for Vancouver yesterday
Hleventh
Western Canida tnsttiule of the

late sae we Canadian Hospital assoclations
show Celets at the Grand Cat vee told next week at the Unl-

plehe

Rulher-:
» ford and bosnital hoard chair.
Leaving (bls elant new shrimp ground ex-
mornings on the Queen of (he itending 140 miles along India’s |

Women's | Molabar coast, The Untied Sat.
Auaiiiary president Mrs, Richard ions
Ayres who will vllend ihe W
ern Canada conference af hospl Thursday,
siliaries, being held In cone chen bed {nr

ext: Organization,

Hankinson Named
To National Post

tog elivg 1 4

WG Hankinwon mem retaan renee OF ONT eh
heen
afonted ak4e netlonal consultant
Citizenship
ssunedt for a) (ree-year verm,
Mr, '
Hankiwon was bformed of tha;
Citlenshin!

“Comed) headquarters (n ObGawi
Tae, maere bye praual meeting tool |
He will represen,

the northern ater of Prillsh Coe :

8:00 pm, on Friday, June 15th |

Friends Fete
Bride-flect

Irene Foote —

Popular bride-cleel, Miss Irene
Foote was feted last Tusday
night when Mrs. 0. R, Sahlen |.
and Mrs, A. E. Johnson were
hostesses at the former's home
al Ninth Avenue East, ab a kil-
chen shower in honor of Miss
Foote’s marriage to Theodore
Rempel June 2b.
The guest of honor was pre-
sented with a floral corsage by
Mrs, Sahlen in the guest chair,
decorated with pistel-colored
streamers, 7
Games played during (he even-
ing saw Mrs, C. P, Balagno, Mrs.
James Mellor, Mrs, Erie Moore,’
Mrs, Gordon Calderwood, Mrs.
Robert Harmer and Mrs, John
Banman win, prizes. o
As Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. W.
J, Gordon presented the bride-:
elect with a large, variety ‘of
kitchen utensils arranged In a}
decorated ‘basket, the guests’
showered Miss Foote with con-
fetti. © oo ee

Assisting the hostesses . with
refreshmenss were Mrs, Banman
and Mrs, Gordon, : Wy cup sugar

Other invited guests were Mrs.! Measure into, bowl: .
R. O, Evans, Miss Helen Balagno,! 1 cup shortening ».
Mrs, Slyno Penoff, Mrs, Alex; Mix. in sniall bowk-.
Brebner, hrs. Denis Rowse, and| 4 cup milk. ,
Mrs. A. Adams, : 2/3 cup honey a no,

” PREPARATIONS: Have the
shortening at room temperature,
Grease and lightly flour 9-inch
tube pan, Start, oven for moder,
ate heat (350°F.), Sift. flour once
before measuring. “°. °°
Measurements
Measure into sifter::  .
3% clips sifted cake flour -
4 teaspoons double-aciing.
baking powder . —
Vy teaspoons salt: 7 os.

x

2. ~ teaspons almond extract

Ingue with % cup sugar
1... cup.finely-chopped: can--
died cherries. ie
Ny Cup finely-chopped citron

~ 1% cups chopped nut meats
Make: meringue by beating 6
egg whites with | rotary - egg

Welcomes

New Member

“Mrs. B, J. Scott. was welcomed
into the Camoral chapter o the
Imperlal Order Daughters of the
iEmpire Wednsday night when
the chapter held ils regular

tric mixer) until foamy, Add '%
cup: sugar gradually, - beating

 

 

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vt i

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‘speed ‘of electric “mixer)..~ Stir
shortening. just to soften, Sift in
dry ingredients, Add liquid: and
mix until all flour. is dampened.

ingue mixture and beat 1 min-
ute longer, Fold"in fruits and
nuts,-(Count only actual beating
time or‘count eating “strokes.
Allow, about 150/full strokes per
minute, Scrape bowl -and spoon
often

- Baking, Turn batter into pan.
Bake in moderate oven (350°F.) |
15-minutes, or until done. Cool.

 

v, hour, Remove from pan ‘and hi

lop and sides of cake,”
HONEYMOON FROSTING ©

Cream, %4: cup ‘butter; add 4
teaspoon salt and 3 cups, sifted

lelston. ©.
Indecision

‘homes,’ bank accounts”

 

trast between’ Elijah the!-servant . of * the * true.
prophets of Baal, It-was‘an hour: 0
“The contest: emphasizes the -~

et that

religion ‘Tequlres

 

 

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- Also itis. unreasonable ‘not: to
prepare for the:futtire.:We build

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fe Insurance, To. do o'herwise 4
man. would not, be filling his!
» jobligation!: to -his.family, If. it
ig reasonable to do: these: things
then why do “you not: prepare
for eternity? When the: ‘judg-
ment day‘comes Revelation 20:15:

“By MRS, CAPT. ROB
LS he Salvation ‘Army
wo OE ARELIGIOUS INDECISION?

Kings 18:21: “And Elijah came. unto,
» and said, How long halt. ye
Lord be God, follow Him,
“and the peoyte answered him not: a word,
This text ig taken.‘from ‘a dramatic story,.h

] lon iy Unreasonahle
> | In Isaiah: 1:18 we read “Come;
~-{now, and let us reason together,
~ faith the Lord: though your:
{sins be, as scarlet, they “shall be ty
las, white as snow; . though. they
‘|be red like crimson, they shall
be as. wool,”."and Romans 12:1;
“I beseech you therefore, -breth-.
ren, by the mercies of God, that.
ye present your ‘bodies a living.
sacrifice, holy,’ acceptable -1nto
God, which Js .your ‘reasonable
service.) oe Fake
God is a God'of. reason. He
gave us our existence, Hé: sus-
tains our’ Itfe., We. could not:
live but. for his mercy, We owe
something’ to: Him It ‘ls. un-
reasonable not'to'love and serve}
Him.'"If.the Lord -be God, fol-|

  
  
 
   

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Add 3° more cups sifted confec-
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about 4 cup milk; until of right
consistency. to spread. Beat after
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1144 teaspoons almond - extract.

 

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meeting at the home of Mrs. L. soft peaks.

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| During tne. business sesslon,| ae Cc Sy: d
‘chaired by vice-regent Mrs. ©. La rge : rows
1G. Ham, Mts. Griffiths and Mrs. | me ,
'R, B. Scott voluntecrd to assist
“TD Society for B.C. Chest X-ray
in its forthcoming visit to
Prince Rupert in July. .
Reports were given on the IO
‘DE Empire day ceremonies stag-
,ied in all cityschools and Port
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Education ee Sort Je tending the successiul affair,

Fave Ine EO cag, Tea room hostess, Was. Mrs.

scholarship which W28"porman Rensvold, Serving at the

rs. Gri OTe ee any (individual. tea tables, ., contred

we. critliths Baar nroe unt with small vases of spring, flow-.
i wr a . a * 4 : Oe Hans

May 21, when a play “Captain ers, were. Mrs.

“Knutson,
fr Y {rs.. Ray-
Vancouver's Voyage of Discov- Mrs, Nels Waseng and MIS, Ray

, ; ner Montgomery. ye
ery” written by , Miss Ehello . ee we
Tames eet ' Directing the . kitchen were}
James and directed by. John M, ) Mrs.: Kolb-

. : a: Mrs, Gunnar Selvig,
Robertson, was presented oved ¢ ae '
Ore hy ‘the Radio Drama, Jorn Dehli, Mrs. Han Hagen, Mrs;
-Work Shop Harold Grindstrand, Mrs. Jamies
1 Pe Taylor,’ Mrs. Patrick Deane and
cnnsc Wal Mrs, John Pedersen. , .
EROS IN MONACO "er,
; ' ei PURO he Mrs, Reginald We
ond Duchess of Windsor, travel- handled’ by 7
Jing: fncogni.o, arrived here t0- jack Strand.
day by train from Paris, They, ‘pmeniar ows Te
were met by Mr. and Mrs. Cashier was Mrs.
Hori Cin One Handling the raffles was Mrs.
ant duchos: are "expected Xe john Carpenter, Mrs, George
make a cruise In the Mediter-
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ee Mrs, Carl
Terrace Play
Writers Win
al Award

Strand, box of
NEW INDUSTRY
ROME (BA fisherman from

remote Tecland bas discovered a

Festiv

Agrleuliure
announcing this!
sud (he neh pow
fae ities sulla
‘and so ble ib will furnishthe ,
Chasis for a waole new Industry
Hin lida,

SPEAKS AGAINST BSURY
VATICAN CITY uf-Pone Plus

todey reeeived 980 partletnant

in the elghtih infarnatione} cor:

Food and

by

race Little Thoatre Players, for

Nanalino Jast week,

dressing the group iy French,
the pontiff urred them to en
couraee individual, savings and

to avold usury, Lake,

 

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the bamboo room:
x Clubs Xe Banquets % Receptions

Drop te Cor treak fast o~ Lunch = Dinner =
or for a Shack, way tine.

 

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Staged by Sénia. Ladies
naviait, food’ chocolates, and a donalion of |
| was (he theme of the Sqnja Lad- |
tics bake sale.and tea héld ‘Thurs-,

‘ay jhall wher. president Mrs ae co]
‘Gieka received a larg crowd at-| 7 “PERSONALS |

ber, Mrs. Erlipg Wick and Mis. ;

Rogers won the linen: hamper j

Top original play award yas
won last Saturday in Nanalmo
writers and directors Maty
Juby and Loreen McColl of Ter-

thoir eniry “The Karly Bird" in
{he B.C, Drama Festival held in

Thy one-act play antered In
the Prince Rupert and Distrlet
Drama Festival here lst Feb-
rary was pralsed by ndfucdien-
or Sydney Risk of Vancouver ;
tur tts “true weslern setting” of

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at Tea, Sale

$25 was given the Sonja Ladies
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" New Westminster visitors, Ms. |
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