| District Votes

Leaves For Montreal
end Brothers Wedding

prominent young lawyer, left
juntreal to attend the wedding of
er Ian. He will spend a vacation
cently appointed Lieutenant-Gov-
\ia, and mother before returning
Prince Rupert Daily News 3
Thursday, September 11, 1952

 

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Peach Conserve
3 medium oranges

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cit | 3 cups water
umed | 1 6-0z. bottle maraschino
ut at] cherries
the 9 cups sugar
i 8 cups peaches cut in smuil}
cubes
‘| Slice orange thinly, then cut

into cubes, Place in kettle, add}
|; water and simmer until tender|
‘| but not soft, about 20 minutes. |
ir.| Meanwhile, drain cherries, re-|
I erving the juice, and cut cher- |
|ries into quarters. To the cooked
|oranges, add peaches, sugar and |
| the juice from cherries and cook f
| until thickened, about 20 min- |
jutes. Add cherries and boil 5}
ol minutes longer, Pour into ster- |
Nick- |iized jars leaving at least
ne|inch headspace. Cool slightly, |
then pour a thin layer of melted |
paraffin over the jam. Leave}
until hardened, then add a sec-|
ond layer of paraffin.

ai |ODE Plans Sale,
Knit For Britain

the IODE resumed
ek following summer recess, with
for a bake sale at the end of the

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Mi parcels to
Prince familie
Mia IODE Regent Mrs. Norah}
iSt-| Withers reported she presented
framed picture of Queen
Elizabeth II to the city council
on behalf of all IODE members
and a carved slate totem pele
Prime Minister Louis St.
th Laurent on his recent visit here
lonated All IODE members will visit
Prince Rupert museum on Sept
I 17, it decided. Those not al-
BRITAIN ready members of the museum
tted association promised to pay
o | their fee to aid in its operation
Raffle winners were Evelyn
Eggle, first prize, five pairs ny-
od lions, with ticket 698. and Rose
Morrow, second prize, three
pairs nylons, with ticket 696.

the Chaper's needy

in England

    
          
  
       
         
                  
                       

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Too Much Tuna

Norway (CP) Record
14) | quantities of tuna fish this
sumimer have strained cold stor-

OSLO

14) age and transport facilities to

the limit. The tuna were caught

wish-/off the western Norway coast,

! 10 Pin | south of Bergen, and off the
eling atinorthern Helgeland district

pt. 14,| Most of the fishing is done with
216) ‘highly efficient purse-seiners.

         
         
             
    
 

 

 

 

 

   

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Couple Choose Unique Method to Travel—

Reach City by Motor Bike, Camp Outside.

Mr. and Mrs. F W. May’s}told of their jaunt. |
daugter Joyce, amgy sp Pipsband, Both admitted they had never |
Al Makovkin, promised “to visit! ridden on a motorcycle prior to}
Prince Rupert this 4ummer and | buying the machine a month ago |

chose a unique whyv‘of getting} and both were “a bit afraid of |
here. | wild animals.” |
Mrs

“But,” said Mr. Makovkin, “we
;only saw a couple of porcupines
|near Burns Lake and they didn’t

Makovkin; whi works |
the library at the University of
BC., and her husband, a stu-
dent, saved their money to buy | bother us,”
' mouneyele far tne Journey The trip north took three days
Their gas and oil Spi: for the | ond nights. They expected to ar-
trip from Vancouver’ was $6.37] if “ oy
and before leaving*idver fast | ye at Shate banee 18 venceeret

‘delay, Fairview Road—sometime
City Chosen | Mr. Makovkin is studying ar-
For Red Cross | Army Reaches
Conference 35 Per Cent

The northern interior region- Of Objective

the Canadian! wore than 35 percent of the

inc. é a Salvation Army’s Red _ Shield
one Rupert on Friday, Oc- aimpaign objective this year has

been realized in five days of
Stan Saville, president of the canvassing, the campaign com-
Prince Rupert branch, in an-

mittee announced today.
Total amount collected to date
is $1,214.75. Objective is $3,500.
Yesterday's coliections of $460
is the biggest receipt of the cam-
paign which began last Friday
(See list of donors on page 4.) |

nouncing the.venue of the meet-
ing, said Col. C. A. Scott of Van-
couver, commissioner of the So-
ciety in B.C., will be among the
speakers.

It will be the first time Prince
Rupert has held the conference
Majority of branches in the re-
gion are on the Canadian Na-

tional Railways line between
Prince George and this city
which eliminates any serious

transportation problem.

Mr. Saville said the meeting
place has not yet been decided
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fhe couple bought a small!
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