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RCAF
Wedding

Interest

Of interest in RCAF

‘aus. ‘the wedding of former
Prineg Rupert resident, RCAP
Leadjng Airwoman Violet Esther
Watson, who became the bride
of RCAF Flight Cadet Allan
McConnell, July 19 in James
United Church, Exeter, Ontario.

Rev,iJ. H. Snell officiated at
the evening double-ring cere-
mony,..for the daughter of Mr
and Mrs, George Sawyer of Hou-
ston, B.C., and the son of Mr.
and Mrs, Wallace McConnell} of
EIlmvale, Ontario, .

For her marriage “the bride
chose a powder-blue box-styled
sult, white accessories and a
corsage of red sweetheart roses
and, she carried a white Bible.

Attending the bride was RCAF
Airwoman Second Class, Byr-
deen Row of Dundern, Saskat-
chewan, who wore a beige-toned
box-styled suit, white and pink
iiccesories and a corsage of pink
swectheart roses,

RCAF Flight Cadet Jeff Hol-
mes of Yorkshire, England was
best man.

Some 60 guests were received
at the reception held in the
Flight Cadet’s Lounge of RCAF
Station, Centralia, Ontarlo.

For their honeymoon, newly-
weds went to Niagra Falls. The
bride was a= student at King
Edward Elementary school and
Both Memorial High school.

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for Homemakers
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Yippee! The cowboys are loose again.
North, south, east or west, the call of
the corral holds the same allure.
Whether your young cowboys are run-
ning through the ficlds in boots and
hats, or enjoying their favorite TV
rogram, they're hungry. And hungry
or something special.

 

Tizard with a long, brittle tail

and nearly Invisible legs.

reader:

@ Why wait in line—buy your
Theatre Tickets at the Grand
Cafe.anytime. This week at the
Grand Cafe-—Almond Chicken,
Deep Fried Prawns, Beef Chop
Suey, Fish & Chips, Best Red
Brahd ‘T-Bone Steaks and Fried
Half Chicken. Fresh Bread daily.
Phone orders a specialty. Dial
3215. (196)

 

 

@® Regular monthly meeting of
the Loyal Order of Moose, Tues-
day, August 20 at 8:30 p.m.
mo (195)

@ “Bring the Missus” to the

Canadian Legion Saturday, Aug.
24. Stage Show, Refreshments,

Dancing. Everybody welcome.
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@® Salt Lake Ferry—weather
permitting. Daily—2, 3. 5, 6, 7

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: American singer Mel Torme was

, advised by a doctor today to en-

| with pains in his chest.

Consider WESTERN BURGERS.
Made with the voungsters favorite
foods, and reaily fit with one of vour

favorite canned foods, your ‘Roy
Rogers” will love you more... for

keeping the momentum a-going.

A simple scramble of. ham, eggs and
canned condensed mushroom - soup,
seasoned just right with green pepper
and onion, then put between toasted
hamburger rolls, is the answer to the
fad. Serve with potato chips and relish.
WESTERN BURGERS are riding
igh again!

WESTERN BURGERS

13 cup coarsely chopped green pepper :

14 cup chopped onion

2 tablespoons butter or margarine

1 cup chopped codked ham

6 eggs, siighily beaten

Lean (114 cups) condensed cream o
mushroom soup

Dash black pepper

6 rolls, slit and toasied

yuiter until tender. Add ham. Cook
intillightly browned. Blend sour, eggs,

 

 

ahd pepper; add to hams mixture. Couk
over low heat; stirring occasionally until
eggs are sct. Serve on toasted buns.
Makes 6 servings.

cap at any serving. This one is particu-
larly springlike ... it uses canned cpn-
densed asparagus soup! Heat a can of
the soup with 1 cup shredded cheese
until cheese is melted. Separate 6 eggs.
Beat yolks uniil thick and lemon color-
ed. Stir into soup mixture. Beat egg
whites until stiff. Gently fold soup
mixture
ungreased 2-quart casserole. Bake in a
slow oven (300°F.) t to 114 hours or
until soufflé is golden brown. Serve
immediately with a colorful fruit salad
to 6.

role, real easy and tasty, mates aspara-
gus, ham and “‘cheesey’’ canned maca-
roni. Empty 1 can (15 ounces) macaroni
with cheese sauce into shallow baking
dish. Cover with 2 cups cooked aspara-
gus (cut into bite size pieces) and 1 cup
cooked ham (cut into julienne scrips).
Spread another can of macaroni on top.
Cook green pepper and onion in| Sprinkle with buttered bread crumbs.
Bake in a moderate oven (375°F.)
about 30 minutes. Um-m-m good.

 

LIGHT 1S THE SOUFFLE
A puffy soufflé is a feather in vour

into whites. Pour into an

EASY AND TASTY MACARONI
CASSEROLE

Spring means asparagus. This casse

 

Singer Stricken

MANCHESTER, England 7 —

.ter a clinic for heart tests, but
Torme indicated that he -will
carry on with his British stage
tour instead. The 31-year-old
singer had to be helped off the
stage Monday when. stricken

 

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CAN BE SENT TO CANADA'S
UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCE

|

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Child Drowns
Brother

DAYTON, Ohio (mM—A

year-old boy allegedly drowned |
his eight-months old brother;
Monday by holding his head:
under water in a dishpan while |
their mother was out of the!
room, authorities reported. Mrs.
Elza Vest told—police..she. had:
asked the older boy to watch the.
baby while she went to the bed- :
room to get clean clothes for the:
When she returned:
five minutes later the four-year- '
old was holding his brothe:'s:
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all over B.C. will be
to their classrooms,

moderate prices at

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Frizzell
Family.
Departing ©

Mr, and Mrs, G. Douglas Friz-
zell were guests of honor at a
farewell party Saturday night
when friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, Ronald Merrison,
brother-in-law and _ sister of
Mrs. Frizzell, at 1110 Sixth Ave-
nue East. °

Mrs, Frizzell and their three
children, Douglas, Darlene and
Deborah leave Monday for
Winnipeg where they will visit
Mrs, Frizzell's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Owczar while Mr,

Frizzell locates a home for his |

family on Vancouver Island,

.Upon her arrival Mrs, Frizzell
was presented a corsage by her
nephew Bruce Merrison.

Highspot of the evening’s en-
tertainment was the opening of
several comical souvenir gifts,
followed by a sing-song and the
which featured Ukrainian
dishes,

Adding gaiety to the delight-
ful affair was Alex Mitchell
playing a variety of selections
on his ukulele,

Others attending were Mrs,
Alex Mitchell, Mrs. J. B. Rocrig
of Chicago, Charles Love, Mr,
and Mrs, Raymond Billing, Mr.
and Mrs, Darrow Gomez and C,
serving of hot buffet supper,
Chadwick.

iff 4
Personally Speaking
Mrs, A. W. Large and her
daughter Jennifer of 1737 Gra-
ham Avenue leave tomorrow
morning by Canadian Pacifie

Airlines plane for a week’s holi-
day in Vancouver.

 

Neil Galbraith, 105 Eigth Ave-
nue West, Ieft this morning by
CPA plane for Vancouver where
he will attend the funeral of'a
city resident, Donald McNeil.
He plans to return to the city
over the weekend.

 

Leaving this morning by CPA
plane for Vancouver and Vit-
toria was Dr. R. G, Large on
business for the Prince Rupert
Centennial committee, He ex-
pects to return Saturday.

 

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_ironing, you will save on high cleaning bills and still look

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_ of community drama in several]

1 cola bank was evacuated Mon-

‘ily travelled highway for two

Fifth Season’ Com
Little Theatre'Opener
Prince Rupert Little Theatre turns the spotlight: °

on-the world of high fashion and—sparkling cornedy, —
with its first production of the season—d

Comedy -

 

titled ‘“The Fifth Season.”

Tentative dates ate October
17,18 and 19 at the Civic Centre,

What is the Fifth Season? It
is a time pecullar to the cloth-
ing industry—which sems to be
always having its ups and down.

It’s mostly downs in the play’
for the firm of Goodwin-Pin-
cus, manufacturers of ladies
garments, trying desperately to
stay in fashion, financially.

The two partners bring their
private’ lives into the showroom
and the results are as saucy
and as inoffensive as a plunging
neckline,

Several delectable models are
on hand to gift—-wrap all the
proceedings, _.

Casting ‘takes place Wednes-
day at 8 p.m, in the Civic Centre,

Newcomers will be welcomed
to the large cast. .

‘Director’ for the show is Jim
Peters, former Vancouver. pro-
fessional actor with Avon and
Totem Theatres and producer

B.C. centres the past few sea-
sons,

Bank Gets Threat.

PENSACOLA, Fla. #— Pensa-

 

day after..a threat to blow up
the building unless $12,000 was
delivered to' a rendezvous. Bank
President F. M. Turner Jr. drop-
ped the money near a cemetery./
The packet lay beside the heav-

hours. The FBI returned it to
the bank. , me

 

“Fifth Season Party” at the .

Wrens Nest, HMCS Chatham, .: .
Friday evening, starting. at's ve

p.m.
Convenor
Evans. te
Rehearsals for the play will ..
get underway as soon as cast--.
ing is completed. The Fifth Sea-

son is a new comedy. by Sylvia’. ||
Reagan and ran on Broadway: os

in 1953, -

 

Honor Grace Kelly

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (E.N.)—
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Because the Wedding set

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of Monaco, Elmont’s Paris Office: .
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She knows that here is where
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around town be-

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Little Theatre is sponsoring. -a.

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