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Personally Speaki

Former city . residents Mrs.
Hugh MacTier and her daughter
Miss Carol Grey of Vancouver ar-
rived in the city Monday night
by car in a surprise visit to her
mother Mrs, E, T. -Applewhaite
and Mrs. Applewhaite, Elizabeth
Apartments. Mrs, Applewhaite
will return to Vancouver with
her granddaughter Miss Grey by
car next Mondny for a two-week
holiday in Vancouver, while Mrs.
MacTier leaves Friday by plane

in the city.

Leslie of Blain, Wash.,

enue East,

Ronald Thornber of the Van-
couver Sun left this morning: by
Canadian Pacific Airlines plane
via Terrace after a two-day stay.

Mrs. Clent Owens and her son’
returns
home tomorrow by ‘CPA ‘plane
following a three-week holiday,| :
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Francis Leask, 1137 Seventh Av-

via Terrace,
Mr.

‘morrow morning ' by train for a
five-week holiday in Eastern
| Canada and United States. While

Ottawa, Montreal. Quebec City,
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By AGNES H. NEAVE

Daily News

Stanley Calder
. Robert Frank-

cone

- Mr.-vand Mrs,
, have Mr. and Mrs
lin {mee Lucy Evans) staying

with-them for a few days. The

young couple are on their way
“home "to Prince Rupert by car
-from’ their honeymoon = spent
:travéling in the States and
‘ southern BC.

The Caledonian Anglican. Sun-
day School Mission van is in this
‘district and left on Thursday af-
‘ternoon, Mrs. Snowden of Graf-
‘ten, Ontario, and Miss McIntyre
‘of Ripon, Yorkshire, England,
were in charge of the van and
held Vocational School here in
‘the church on Wednesday and
. Thursday mornings. There were
‘22 children attending, and all
J thoroughly enjoyed the lessons
;and showing of pictures.

 

In “The Province’ was a pic-
‘ ture of Norma Merrill presenting
Princess Margaret with a bou-

 

 

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Correspoudent

quet of flowers at the Crippled
Children’s Hospital in Vancou-.
| ver. Norma is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and'’Mrs. Lyman Mer-
rill who live at Decker Lake. She
fell down the concrete steps of
the schoo! and injured her hips
so that she is not able to walk,
It is hoped that she will be ‘.ble
to walk again, possibly ina year
jor so, but'at present has to go
about in a wheeled chair.

Gwen Van Zanten’s sister June
Applegate and her husband, also
Babe Curtis, drove up by car
from Ellensburg, Washington, to
spend a few weeks here.

We read with interest and
pleasure in “The Daily News” of
the marriage of Gail Weise to
Terence Shenton in-the cathed-
‘ral, also to see a picture of them.
This I cut out and pinned up in
the store and it is surprising how
many seeing it recognize Gail.
Her mother, Mrs. Weise, used to
spend several weeks here during
the summer holidays, bringing
the three little girls, Gail being
the eldest. They were so dainty
and lovely that we used to call
them “the angels” here,

On Saturday evening there was
a. pre-wedding shower for Pat
Palmer and Eldon Johnson in the.
halt here. The hall was prettily
decorated with pink and. white
streamers and bells, and Pat and

 

 

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Yand dancing: followed until mid-

Eldon were seated at one end of
the hall with Pat's and Eldon’s
parents beside them. Karen Mar-
tin and Bea Shelford carried in

and Mrs, Eric +8. Martin,
420 Dunsmuir Street, leave to-

away they will visit in Toronto,

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. CHERRY JAM
(using sour cherries)

(5% lbs, jam.)

quarts ripe sour cherries)

. Tcups (3 Ibs.) sugar

1 bottle liquid fruit pectin
First. prepare the fruit. Stem
‘and ‘pit about 2 quarts-fully ripe
sour cherries. Chop fine. Meas-
‘ure 4 cups into a large saucepan.

Then .make the jam. Add sug-
ar to fruit in saucepan and mix
well. Place over high heat, bring
to a full rolling boil,.and® boil:
hard 1 minute, stirring: constant-:

once stir in liquid fruit pectin..

Then stir and skim ‘by turns for

5 minutes to cool slightly, to pre-

vent floating fruit. Ladle quick-

ly into glasses. Cover jam at

once with 4.inch hot paraffin. -
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SOUR CHERRY. JELLY
Yield: about 11 medium glass-
‘es (51% lbs. jelly.)

314 cups juice ‘(about.2 quarts
ripe sour cherries)

7 cups (3 Ibs.) sugar

‘1 bottle liquid fruit pectin
First, prepare the juice. Stem
and crush thoroughy (donot pit)
about 2 quarts fully ripe. sour.
cherries. Add 1% cup water;

bring to a boil and simmer, cov-

ered, 10 minutes.
cloth or bag and squeeze, out
juice. Measure 314 cups into a
large saucepan. (For a stronger
cherry flavor, add a few crushed
cherry pits during simmering, or:
add 4 teaspoon almond extract
before pouring jelly.)

Then make the jelly. “Add
sugar to juice in saucepan and.
mix well. Place over high heat
and stir until mixture comes to a
hard boil. At once stir in liquid
fruit pectin. Bring to a full roll-

Place in jelly

 

a basket full of prettily wrapped
gifts which they placed on the
floor, .and others..brought in a

Stirring constantly. Remove from
heat, skim off foam with metal.

 

pile of larger gifts. Pat and El-
don opened their gifts they pass-
ed them round for all to see, and
they had a wonderful selection
of useful and ornamental arti-
It, took more than an hour
to unpack the parcels, Pat and
Eldon then rose and thanked the
folks and invited all to the recep-
tion in Pat's home at Tchesnkut
Lake. Iunch was served then,

night.

 

 

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"spoon, and pour quickly into
‘glasses. Cover jelly at once with
% inch hot paraffin.

CARIBOU MOVE
migrate from tundra above the

Arctic circle south to the shelter
of timberlands.

making
jams and jellies and here are two

Yield: about 11 medium pilasses

4 cups prepared fruit (about 2

ly. Remove from heat and at:

Skim off foam with metal spoon.

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Wednesday, August 6, 1958

  
  

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A farewell ‘dinner engagement
‘was followed by a surprise party
Thursday: night for guests- of-

Ex-city CNR man
receives,
inew post —

A Canadian National Railways
man who was division engineer
‘in-Prince Rupert in 1952 and 1953:
has been appointed as chief bud-
get offcer for CNR, it was releas-
ed today from Montreal.

John H. Spicer, born in Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan, “graduated
|from the University, of Manitobh,
in 1948 as a civil engineer ang
worked in-Vancouver, Port, Ar-}
thur, Kamloops, Edmonton ‘and
i Prince Rupert,

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by Okg Cassini

PROMINENT DESTGNER

. Surprise ‘parties held
for departing family

honor Mr, and Mrs. Ss, B.. Peacock,
of 220 Fourth Avenue East; on
the eve of their departure.

The affair was held at
home of hosts Mr. and Mrs. Mer-

ill Meuse, 227 Fourth Avenue |

East.

Highlight of the function saw
Miss Marie Grindstrand present,
on behalf of the guests, a travel-
ling clock to Mr. and Mrs, Pea-
cock.

Others attending were Mrs.
Paul Vogel, Mrs. J. K. Moen, Mrs.

Donald Kidd, Mrs. Ina Scott and

Mrs. R..-L. Baldwin
The long-time

residents left |

  
  
   
  
   
  
  
 
  
   
  
  
  

[pert Centennial committee, . the.
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900 children see ‘towboy film’.

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J vie theatre for, more than 900

: J ehildren: Monday afternogn who
4 attended the Centennial Ohild- |:
| ren’s show ‘which featured:a fast-.
paced cowboy. filmi and. A series
1} Of cartoons, |:

Youth: Day celebrations original- held-ata-suitable date which willl
ly planned for last: Friday. and
cancelled twice due to rain.
“The movie party, held from 2
to 4 p.m.
box of. popcorn, ‘given
‘ committee, andl dixie cups,
Youth Day |
Novakowskl said today ttiat the}:
Youth Day Swin _Mect. will be

-be nnrounced as soon as possible,

Mr, Novakowski also report-!
ed. that ‘last year’s swimming:
‘trophy medals now on display:
‘inthe Co-Op Centre will | he
“piven to ‘the winners upon re-:
‘quest atthe Civic Centre any"
‘time ‘after ‘Thursday, tomor=:,
row.

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