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United church Women's auxiliary Monday night
n the auxiliary” held its annual dinner. meeting in

eh lOWard- Lindsay: takes place’

Highpoint of the affair saw

 

| the church hall,

Other officers - elected ° were

president; ‘ Mrs, Roy Boychuk,
second vice-president; Mrs. A.

GM 1 Donald. Ritchic, . secretary apd
ia the many pre-marital
‘staged

Mrs, James Ciccone, ‘treasurer,’
Installation . of. newly- elected

£6 Sopular’ bride-elect» Missjofficers will “be held tomorrow
gabe Je, Lopushinsky was. the morning during the Sunday
Shower services,

During the’ business session,
the meeting made plans to stage
a tea in February at the home
of Mrs, L. M. Greene and a spring
bazaar to be held {n May.

 

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val aliety bf gifts, followed by |
Bames: with prize winners Mrs; WOTM P ans

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th; Miss Freda Grindstrand,

‘Elsie Lund and Miss
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School $598.

rag city has been
royed.-by work

8.13, it was reported ‘yester-
ay when the Prince Rupert Ro-
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). be,” pald for by the club, who

‘at lia main pro olects.
: Gu eal attending were Lt. Ian

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f. "Chicago and ‘Peter Lien,

‘8. Burns, 724 Alfred Street,
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school for Retarded Chil-'
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On: necting In. the Broadway: |

Theis, RCN, new staff officer

Year's Projects

Committee meetings of the
Women of the Moose Lodge No,
ali being held during the
‘month showed keen interest in

year.

At the Library committee
meeting held at the home of
Mrs, A. 8, Hamilton and chaired
by Mrs, D, C. Rudolph, the group
| discussed projects to’ increase:
‘the bullding fund,

‘The social service committee

 

liam Bussey to discuss plans for
a bake sale. in March, The ses-
sion was chaired by Mrs, Doug-
Jas Standring.

Possible ways to ald the Plo-
neer Home were given consider-
ation when’ the Moosehaven
committee held its meeting with
| Mrs, B. R. Tymehuk_ presiding,

Whist, Crib
Drive Held
'By CNRA WA

Mrs, Ar thur Percival and Mrs,
Harry Rollason were winners at
fa successful whist and cribbage
drive Wednesday night staged
by the Women’s auxillary of the
‘Canadian Nattonal Railway as-
‘ sociation.

At the affair, attended by
‘more than 40 people in the Civic

 

 

 

‘Centre Ladies lounge, Mrs, Per-|

‘cival Look first whist and Mrs,
Rollason first eribbage prize,

The door prize, & box of thoc-
' olates, drawn by T. S. Haupt,

“president of the CNRA was: ‘wont

; bY W. N. R, Armstrong. =
Refreshments served by. the

| WA concluded thé evening.

 

 

BIG ATTRACTION
YELLOWKNIPK, N.W.T, @
Wolves have been gnawing at:
(electrical Instatlauion ab tne alr.
iport here for two years but none;
were electrocuted,
government mammalogist John:
Kelsall set up a poison balt sta.‘

(on, and got six wolyes and. dust and: finger marks from the BAKE MERINGUES on cookie: Gloria Warren, will be shown to-

two foxes,

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A Gothe Original 4 ( | £
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First fashion of the new year — and it's a smart costume for all
year! Our Gothe Original, Pattern A721, shows Its versatility by
fitting smoothly under furs now, displaying its lovely lines again
for spring and summer, The designer emphasizes‘ this-idea by
clever use of fabrics, which makes it wearable-for many occas-
ions, The bodice of gossamer lace; slender skirt.and jacket in: a
deep ruby peau.de sole, With jacket on, it's a chic aftrnoon outfit
-~ jacket off, for glamorous evenings. (Note the deep neckline in
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14, 16, and 18. Size 16 dress and jacketirequire 334°yardg 39- inch
fabric, % yard contrast. Send Fifty Cents (in coins). for Pattern
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Street West, Toronto, Ontario. Please print plainly: Your Name,
Address with Zone, Style, Numb°r and Size, :

 

 

“or ‘nuts: to packaged cake: S| on. ‘the floor. Qui
chop. them very fine. “Pleces that!

  

 

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Ip YOU have some lovely” old”
leather-bound books you want ALLOW PRUNES or apricots to
to clea) up and recondition, a; soak and simmer in pineapple ;

letting the dought ris c ‘ina
Harge plastic bag. “ a

 

This year, ' saddle -soap treatment softens juice or other left-over fruit’ @ A full length movie “Always:

and cleans the leather. Art gum Juices instead of water. -
erasers scem the best to clean

sheets Jined with aluminum,
“foil, and you'll have no trouble:
IF your mirrors are streaked, ‘with sticking! Allow meringues |
don’t wash them with soap {0 40 cool, Uren peel off the foll,
try to remedy the condition! One.
quarter-cup of ammonia added FOR A deliciously different des-_
to one gallon of water will help, sert, make up a_ hot frult
cut the streaky film. Polish with Coektall sauce; Drain syrup from ;
a lintless, soft cloth, | No, 245 can frult cocktail Into |
ee ‘sauce pan, Blend 4 cup granu

{ ies y erm lated sugar, 2 tablespoons corn |
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jo emib the steam, As an extra clke, vanilla pudding or ice

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‘plate (ot on the floor of the
oven) and turn it up at the edg-

New Books
At Library

New hooks presently ayall-
ible we (be Prince Rupert pub
Ile brary tn (he Civile Contre
inelnde fhe followlye, Vihear:
hin Miss Miny Muasdonnld auld
today,

“Cirizalles in Thelr Backs
yard" by Beth Day and
"Cubby Legion” by‘ Godtrey
is, ‘

Wherry tear are alondiay &
fy 8 porns ‘Phesdiy TP de @ pa
Wednesiavy (owed ull May
Thursday 2 to 8 pang vrlday
Flo G pumas Saturday 2 (08

KEEP YOUR goud china that's’

hidden away on top. shelves
for special occasions in plastle
bags or cover It wilh sheets of
plastic, The plastic keeps dust
off the dishes between usings, |

sem erevere erepe tent i

WP YOU find any of your canned

stops, throw then out immed
Intely, A Dulc uanally moans
the fuad Iisicte hag gone bad, |
QhHUn LT wenthors “sty lpphay

or left-over places of felt on
(ho underside of (he roekers on
your favorite rooking ebat, Now,

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1 3 & 1/> | DRESSES

SKIRTS
TRENCH COATS

|| PERSONALS |

: ‘of’
Rupert ‘yesterday .’ aboard '-the
4“Unimak" which 4s: engaged’in

: Charlotte Islands.

ws ‘Avenue West, left: today, by CPA|s

‘ Montreal, While: away for two. At‘ th

117 Seventh Avenue East.

{ver and -H. R. Sheardown. of
.| Duncan, formerly. of -this city

national Fisheries Commission.

— ton ‘the: “Queen . of ‘the- North”

| Man Who Helped

are ldo large sink fo the. baton NEXT TIME you bake biend, try! een Fried Prawns, Bar becued

/ @ Regular meeting of the Loyal
- Order of Moose, Tuesday, Jan,!

 

 

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3 ‘Former blty resident Ole Slatta
Vancouver was. in. Prince

 

‘herring fishing ‘ off the Queen}

 

“Dr. J. W..: Wilson; 435, ‘Rourth|!

plane for. Vancouver en route to!”

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“Would seem that’ thel

weeks he will visit several. points| di 4
cheapest’, Atem “OF meat «diet

In ‘United States. on: official
business for the Columbia Cel-

lilose Company ‘Ltd, Matson
Island. .

 

“but” ‘perhaps ‘they, were ~ “etter
than - ‘nothing: And’ on: towards
evehing : When: ‘the . vendor- was
wanting: to get. aid ofhis stock,
he: ‘would: ‘throw in an. extra’ one -
if you “bought. ’ ‘four,::He. would
give ‘you; five.-The- mention “of
the extra: one’ thrown’. in: Gives
added : intensity’, ‘to: the “unica
portance. ofthe: dead |: sparrow: ‘in| ®
the ‘sight of: ‘man, and: by: con-|%
trast, points up”. the ‘lesson~ of
the loving: care of Almighty: God.
- Notwithstanding’ all’ evidence {nd

Stewart McGreish : ‘of! New
Westminster left today. by. CPA
plane for his home after attend-
ing the furieral. of ‘his: father’
John McGretsh, Saturday.’ While
here he was staying” with his
mother, Mrs. John _McGreish,

 

  

Ww. G. Sheardown of Vanesa

were, over-night guests In the!"
city. arriving from a brief visit to the contrary: and. the Indif-.
in’ Kitimat. They left today ‘by|ference’ of-’ humankind to all
CPA plane for their homes. “t whieh’ -is: not...immediately. “for
thelr’ benefit or gtatification, ‘we

SUNDAY: souP. ‘BREAK. 3

  

 

Mr, and Mrs. Barney Roald; .
428 Sixth Avenue East, left this
morning’ on’ the’ “Queen of the]:
North” for. a two-week holiday.
While away they: will visit in
Vancouver and Seattle, ‘where
Roald will attend the Inter-

 

ping by’”” after church is: on-the!
increase, ‘and. a. more commend-
able way of ‘socializing. ds:-hard:to
imagine, ;
makes-an Ideal: beverage, to. Serve:
to Sunday: “visitors, :-Ib : ‘quickly |}
warms’ them’ "when. they. com dine
from: ‘inclement. : weather » “a
serves, aS.a- first course ‘for.

‘ Lt. Dawson B, Lawrence, ‘CD,
RCN, Mrs, Lawrence and: their
‘two daughters left. this morning.

   

 

  
    

for Vancouver, Lt. Lawrence, re-.
tiring staff. officer ‘of. ‘HMCS
Chatham leaves for. a. 10- month
course in° ‘London, ‘England. be-
fore taking up his new appoint |.

“drinking”: 80

The conyivial custorn of: “drop- But’ c:
reason’ “why. you» sh
‘this dis, that it: is.
It is part’ Of: Eternal’ Truth.. Patt
‘Hot’ Buttered. Soup ‘of: that ‘nerves whet

  

are:: asked’ ‘to ‘believe’ that: ne
‘Creator’ of us and of: this world
is really, like: that, cand: that He
cares. that ‘much, , that: ‘He. is
aware and, concerned even’ bout ||
dead “Sparrows, : 2

A “+ Suppose : ‘you: don't’ believe -it,
Suppose you think. that. He nel-
ther knows ‘nor’cares' about, that
or. anything. else;* Then - you: ‘wil
not. care. either, ‘unless :it is. to!
your: pleasure,, OF. profit to: seem,
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bear: 4. Tull: ‘share, of: thé; burden
and, your\heart ‘will ‘be lighténgd
by; knowing: den the Bisriaating,

  
  

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“ra-safe: to ‘say: ‘that“we: ‘who ‘live: 4 [oe
such.as tomato; |such“an; ‘historical’ distance trom}
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ment on the HMCS_ “Bonhayen-
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children will Visit her parents In
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| ST, GEORGE, N. B,
‘Puneral services - were held -|
"Monday for W. Dawes’ Gil-
more, one-time civil engineer

 
  
 

 

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Mr. Gilmore died January 12
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: This week: Chicken Chon Mein,

Duck, Fried Greens. Red Brand
T- Bone Steaks and Fried Half
‘Chicken, Also the best home-
nade bread, Phone orders, Dial
3235. © (19)

in My Heart,”

' Pr ancis, Walter

starring
Houstcn

Kay
and

night at 815 ab Annunelation
School Audiloslum. Everybody
wilcone, (it)

22, at 8:30 p.m. Initiation. of ean-
didates, Members and Candid-
Hales please attend, (18)

@ Don't miss the bargains at
Vance's Tone Arts; Second Ap-
nual Cloan-up Sale, Jan. 18 to
(16)

e Moose Night, Sat. Jan, 10.8,
; ~ (16) |

e Cash for old rold—Bulea’s

. wee ke aoe

      

KIM NOVAK, . who ° plays
Jeanne Kagels In the new film,
“The Jeanne Bagels Story,” |!
puls her modern curves in a!
1920 bathing sult, A’ similar |
sult, worn by the real Miss
Eagels, caught the. eye of a |
Kansas City carnival. owner |

 

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show business, 4

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| THE GENERAL PUBLIC
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‘Motor Tune Up Includes:
New Plugs, Points and ‘Condenser:

Lubrication. nd Oil Change, esi Oll «

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