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ADMIRING large display china at the RCASCV Olli cers Wives clubs Guest night are above iront row leit to right Ms Malcolm Mrs Pollen Mrl Marshall Mrs Sarantw honorary praident Mrs Hesion club prasidcnt and Mrs Loomis back row Mn Dlgweed Mrs Gallant Mrs Leonard and Mrs Glass Officers Wives View Display Approximately 150 women were present when the RCASC Oiflccrs Wivu Club held their annual Guest Night in the RCAF oiiicers Mess Camp hoi den For this occasion display of Royal Doulton was arranged by Dick and Harris Steele 01 Barrie Hugh Parker managing dir ector of Royal Doulton oi Can ada was present and assisted lord Below Forker onto who brought the display by Tom Burroughs showed two colored films dealing with the manner in which the china is made During the evening l7 door prizes were awarded to lucky winners Six of these were tig luines the others variety oi plates cups and saucers ash trays and table ornaments Mr Parker brought with him tram Toronto show piece which has only been displayed on one other occasion and is valued at $996 Thls was an elephant richly sparuoned in blues golds and greens and carrying the Princess Bukhara made iamous by the Arabian Nights Tales There were two other priceless pieces of china cobalt blue and gold plate and cop The set to which these be longed was made in 1908 for Turkish Sultan However after storm in the Bay of Biscay there were perhaps dozen pic ces left of which the cup and plate are part Names of the prize winners are as follows Mrs Ward Mrs Morasll Mrs Hugh son Mrs Roles Mrs Sel kirk Mrs Stubhard Mrs Malcolm Mrs Bell Mrs Hudgins Mrs iusedale Mrs Richards Mrs Tum elon Mrs Tooms Mrs MacIsaac Mrs Hepplestone Mrs Pullen and Mrs Ed wards Mdke Fis DEVILLED FISH STICKS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL rink oi women from Barrio Curling Club went to Huntsville last week to attend bonspiel Mrs Amy Vair skip Mrs Barbe ara Smith vice Mrs Audrey Webb second and Mrs Marion Parker lead made good show ing and captured one of the top prizes The rink was close to bringing home the Vanity Fair Trophy Entries included rinks from South River Bearunaris Bracebridge Gravenhurst 0r illia and Barrie Miss Ruth Dangerfield aoron to street who is on the teaching stat of the RuWiicox school Toronto spent the weekend at her home here Misses Bernice and Gwen amen London recently visited their aunt Mrs Charles Alex Dishesl Mbré IntereSting Iis said that variety is the spice of life and nutritionally speaking the Lenten season gives us chance in put this old adage to the test Fish will be the dish to highlight many Lonten meals Fortunately there is type at fish to please every palate And the manner in which fish can be served is almost limitless Its not nee essary to have your own rean at to Enjoy the taste bi fresh fish the year round Practically every kind of fish is now being item and packaged commu cially Its simple matterjo buy tiahilliatl or sticks and devise an Imcompllcatcd yet distinctive lanes to dress up your fish dish The recipe tor Deviled Fish Sticks illustrates the point Use the trend iiah sticks of your choice and spreadthem witha mixture oi tangy condimen onion buucr and lemon juice Broil outbake them rosto youhlve alunclleo ordinner New ideally heat You can garnuh the platter with vegetable slices lemon wedges and parsley tossed salad potato chips and beverage com plaie this satisfying meal DEVILED FISH STICKS Va cup very salt butter or margarine 14 teasan dry mustard teaspoons Worcestershire sauce Vi teaspoon lemonduico Dash Tabasm teaspoons grated onion Ir cup iinely chopped parsley optiOnaii packages iish sticks Combine buttermustard Wor cestershire sauce lemoniuico Tabasco onion and parsley not be completely Place fish sticks closet ether in broiler pan spread with butter mixtrne Broil inches irnm heat About to minutes or until and done Orvhake at 450 de gretzs 4210 is minut Josephs Australians Flock is shown with Mrs Moore left Mrs Pinsonault and ander Kcnpenielti drive companying the girls was Howie Saunders also at London Mr and Mrs Alexander Codrington street returned Sat urday from twoweek tour Mexico Mrs Donna Bullock Codring tonstreet recently attended the funeral of her uncle Gordor Norton in Toronto Mr and Mrs Joseph McCar thy laaylield street are visiting at St Catharines Mr and Mrs Decarie Am Elia street are spending two weeks in Miami Beach and Tampa Florida large group of iriends gath ered at the home of Mrs Del Priest Anten Mills recently form miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Shirlie MacDonald brideelect of Barrie Refresh ments were served by the host ess Mrs Helen Priest Mrs Shirley Watson Mrs Audrey Maw and Miss Patsy Priest Miss MacDonalds wedding to Verle Priest of Minesing wiii takeplsce February 25 Then with make their home in Antes Mills During the benediction aervl ces at St Marys chnthas evening Monsignor Clair pre sented the St Marys Girl Guide1 and their leader Captain Cor rigai with CW1 insignia Badges on behalf of the Catholic Wom ens League Thepresentation was preceded by church par ode of Guides and Brownies social hdur was held in St auditorium following the benediction service for the Guides and their mothers during which Mrs Corbett ex plained the significance of the crests Among the guests was Mrssw MrGray districtcom missioner or the Guides United Church WA Plans Irish Supper ANGUS Mrs Milne com ducted the worship period at recent United Church WA meeting held at the home oi Rev and Mrs Allan Nott Pray er was offered by the president Mrs Dexter During the business meeting plans were made or an Irish fiew supper to be held March To Billy GrahM MELBOURNE AP Grahams Australian cruaade is gaining pace An ammooomo persons have attended hie meetings 0t llclaisr saidthe Melbourne cru inih andssot for three we 85 idea is Mrs Manning photo by linger use OUR CONVEN iENT LAYAWAY PLAN SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD YOUR CHOICE TILL EASTER AKLAVTK NWT CmBetty Justcsen has become probably the only woman airline llot in Norti America She files Are tie Clrcle route to Aklaviir lrom Fairbanks in Alaska We make the mmila flight in Aklavik about once week weather permitting says Betty 27yearold iormer school teacher and now student at the Univer sity oi Alaska Its very non scheduled operation Its oiten rough operation too Fairbanks is nestled in the mountainous country that is com mon all along the route to Akluvlk AklaVik ltaell is on the sealevel flats oi the Mackenzie River delta The route lrom here in Fair banks tollows the Porcupine River through pass between 5000 ioot ranges in the Yukon Territory swings south through ii srnn aanm MONDAY FEBRUARY use First woman Airline Pilot Flies the Arctic Circle Route another pass and crosses the Yukon River to Fairbanks There is one emergency land ing stripat old Crow Yi but only singleengined crait have used it No one has yet tried it in the twinongined plane that Betty pilots Betty began flying about three years ago at Cordova Alaska and has been flying in rugged country since She won her corn morciai llcencolast year and got the job with Arctlc Airways on the Fairbanks Fort Yukon Akllvik route nu srnnn snor harrlos Only Childrens Specialty Shop 14 Owen St PA 84914 Pacific biologicalstation whose cantor then was Dr Malena Fryer Mr Berkeley was first assigned to work on molluocan Iloloay and in mo decided to sip his wild with her mom poly chutes 1beirworlrhuboeomaintyu whom umbilngnnalyaingandcatalogu ing thousands specimen from southern Coliiornia to the Cana dian Arctio Worm hava been brought up from as deep ll three miles and number at these have been immd entirely new to science Top men at the station have deep respect or the work at tho Berkolays They have done ex tensive research work on one of the most important grou at marine colors and are ac ow ledged experts in this field said Dr Stevenson assistant director HUGE EGG WORCESTER Eng CP seven ounce egg with double shell was laid at poultry larm near this city lino it us mead l7 mm to condone supporting littlo Summary Meal protect was discussed and the data was net or rob at Oddiellows Hall Collier meet Barrla Mrs Halbert and Miss Rooney lav resume of the arm caer media which they attended in Coohtown recently Following their discussion two reporters were selected to institute members and families in the community should reportany accidents conlest conducted by Mrs Houghton was enjoyed by all the members ltelruhmentl wart served by the committee in charge warcnoun our AD DYCKS FOOD MARKET Tomorrows Special BIND QUARTER BEEF lb 53° Rights Reserved to Limit sales ATTENTION ARTISTS Classes in PORTRAIT PAINTING STILL LIFE PAINTING DRAWING etc tor beginners and other are being held ARTISTS WORKSHOP lithe ll Bradlord Bind norm Day evening and weekend clones Registration 0900 per month PKBNE PA um FOR INFORMATION FiredEASTER LAYAWAY SALE an suns TO SEE one ELEGANT causation OF NEW SPRING MILLINERY HANbaAGs JEWELLERY AND omaa ACCESSORIES use oua CONVEN IENT LAYAWAY PLAN 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