Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
13,
1951
PEROVV
7ELKWA
J
ALKS
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Terrace
Marks
Armistice
Day
TERRACE
Hundreds
of
people
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Housekeeping
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"''A
wiih
a
five
T:
dill
;
baby
girl
Mrs.
Juhn
fins,
C.
P.
Bussinger
sustained
a
very
painful
Injury
Friday
afternoon.
While
getting
a
load
of
coal
out
at
the
mine
he
Slipped
and
fell,
breaking
his
left
arm
above
the
wrist.
Mr.
Bussinger
was
able
to
drive
Into
town
by
himself
and
then
was
taken
to
Smithers
where
his
arm
was
put
Into
a
cast.
'n
theReginao
'
where
she
had
an
,1
I
Visitors
frnm
and
Mrs
TbA
.'.,
""ytat.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Hobbs
of
ard,
Mrs.
Edwin
Bvmal
1t
Westview
near
Powell
River
Glenn
Oalbraith
USE
OF
FREEZER
GREAT
BOON-AIDS
FOOD
PREPARING
GREATLY
The
recent
advancement
in
freerer
a
couole
of
hours
before
freezing
food
to
preserve
it
en-
hey
are
to
be
eaten.
Fillings
abbs
many
homemakers
to
store
such
as
ground
meats,
cheese,
a
great
variety
of
different
pro-
fish
or
poultry
are
excellent.
In
ducts
this
way.
Home
economists
freezing
sandwiches
the
main
say
that
freezing
is
one
of
the
points
to
remember
are,
in
the
most
practical
and
highly
appre-
first
place,
no
not
use
too
much
dated
developments
of
our
day.
!
mayonnaise
in
the
fillings
as
the
It
is
quite
natural
that
home-
i
mayonnaise
tends
to
separate
on
makers
wonder
sometinres,
what
freezing
and
the
bread
may
be-they
used
for
that
extra
special
come
soggy.
Secondly,
don't
dessert
when
they
did
not
have
make
sandwiches
of
fresh
salad
frozen
strawberries
or
all
the
vegetables
such
as
cucumber
or
other
out-of-season
frozen
deli-1
tomatoes
because
they
do
not
les
nonchalantly
freeze
well.
In
the
third
place,
ca
they
use
so
not
freeze
hard-cooked
do
egg
today
Of
course,
not
everyone
in
Canada
is
ab:e
to
have
a
home
!
''"'"ss
because
the
white
tends
to
become
tough
and
porous,
freezer,
but
there
are
a
great!
number
of
locker
plants
through-
I
Most
important
of
all,
package
our
the
ten
p.ovinces.
When
,
the
sandwiches
in
wrapping
sold
homvmaker,
take
advantage
of
;
specially
for
freezing
foods.
have
arrived
to
take
up
resld-
!
.
L
Mr.
and
Mr
'
.
enee
here.
Mr.
Hobbs
Is
em
ployed
by
the
Dockrill
mine.
at
Prince
.
l
011
taci
!
"ip
nere.
.ieie,
in
spite
of
rain
and
clam-ivy
weather,
turned
out
for
the
anaiiian
Legion
Armistice
ser-ice
Sunday
afternoon.
A
parade
jifcimung
at
the
Legion
build-i
ended
at
the
IOOF
hall
.vh.ch
was
packed
to
capacity.
ivrade
o!
cubs,
scouts,
browner
and
guides.
Canadian
Legion
neiiibers.
Women's
Auxiliary
and
-Hut
veterans
was
led
by
Cyril
w..er
ta
U.J
ha.l
where
the
Ui;e
was
decorated
in
Remembrance
Day
colors
and
a
fiag-jeckTktd
altar
leceived
several
vr?aths.
Visiting
Sniithers
and
Prince
lup
.'i
l
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-T.
rce
members
who
Joined
the
rvite
placed
wreaths
at
the
.il?ai.
f..
aster
of
Ceremonies
E.
C.
"t
art,'
Sargeant
led
the
singing
ni
hymns,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J
No
rington
at
the
piano.
Mrs.
A.
Seaton
sang
a
solo,
i-iiCw,'
tuid
Wumeii's
Auxiliaiy
Pre.
.dent
Mrs.
C.
M.
Hall
thank-
(I
a
1
f
jr
the
support
In
the
Poppy
Day
drive.
la:n
tpeech
was
given
by
Rev.
V
Thlbodeau.
while
Rev.
H.
Hod-ton,
Rev,.
Shlndel
and
Rev.
Mallet
assisted
with
the
service.
Lcflon
President
A.
C.
Calder
prHr
ssed
the
gathering
briefly
Jean
Louis
Saaschagrin,
of
Father
Paul
Sanschagrin
of
Telkwa,
has
returned
from
turned
""
wrtstent
8
Alaska
where
he
had
been
wltn
I
.i.iij.ng
'
a
forestry
survey.
I
him.
such
freezing
facilities,
they
find
,
it
a
simple
mutter
to
conserve
ei've
For
I
I
lprue
quantities
of
foods
those
who
have
neither
a
lock
Kjaraenincj
no,-
a
freezer,
a
host,
of
com
,
mcrclaliy
frozen
foods
are
avail
able
in
the
shops.
xuiA-
EiU.tou.vi-iriii
is
one
oi
the
bedroo
aibarunchai
(oc-i'.n?
happaievsi
Norwegian
st
vie
Lau
entian
home
of
J.
W.
MeConnell,
Mon
ea'
new
paper
pub.lf-ber.
where
Princess
v
I
m
hpt
h
nnd
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
holidayed
o
lowing
their
visit
to
tne
Umtvd
States.
Montreal.
(CP
from
Lcratc-1
on
the
shore
of
lake
near
Val
David,
Qu
.,
l!
is
60
ml'es
north
of
A
freezer
or
locker
is
a
real
;
Growing
f:0wers
for
Christmas
;
boon
to
the
busy
career
girl
or
,
ln
tne
modern
non-e
js
not
easy,
to
the
homemaker
who
goes
to
but
,t
can
be
done
,f
Paper
whlte
business
or
is
active
in
club
work.
I
Narcissus
bulbs
are
started
earlv
To
them
meal
getting
may
Provejin
November,
grown
in
carefully
.
quite
a
problem.
Coming
home
.
,.uIated
temperatures.
Without
National
Film
Board)
News
of
the
District
nnei
a
rjusy
aay,
mere
may
uc
neither
time
or
energy
to
prepare
foods
which
lequire
long
ilow
cooking.
Here
is
where
froz
such
care
the
flowers
are
likely
to
be
inferior,
and
the
stems
weak,
because
the
bulbs
have
not
matured
to
the
degree'
most
favorable
for
"forcing."
-Little
Endako
Church
'4l
X
tit
r.I
Lt.fi
t
A
Sponsorship
Recalled
I
:
Ey
EVANGELINE
VANN
!
j
ENDAKO.
I
noticed
the
tell
fin
X,
when
stand-
J
'ir.S
-'V
I
of
st.
John
?
tVJ
,
tr"
ri
i
v.
i
Inp;
outsile
the
well
built
Anglican
Churc
,'
!n
Endako,
and
wondered
why
it
was
standing
at
the
'
side
cf
the
church
door,
instead
of
being
in
its
proper:
,
,p;ace
m
tne
oeiiry,
iy'
was
inscribed,
"To
i
:
c
'
t
.
'
-y
'
-
A
iajr
fx
S
switched
to
Marvclubc
for
correct
lubrication
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
ill
driving
conditions
with
Marvclube
the
Heavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
for
correct
lubrication.
Marvclube
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
jot
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
enpint
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
your
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
en
foods
can
save
the
day.
Such
things
as
baked
beans,
stews
and
'
poups
can
be
prepared
in
three
i
rv
four
times
the
regular
amount,
!
then
divided
up
into
cartons
and
i
frozen
fo.-
future
meals.
Just
think
of
sitting
down
to
a
Saturday
night
supp?r
of
baked
b:ani
and
brown
bread
prepared
ard
frozen
a
mcnth
before
hand.
W.lh
careful
planning
even
the
extra
busy
person
can
freeze
a
j
good
supply
of
fruits
and
vege-
j
tables
to
use
when
they
are
out
i
of
season,
for
it
takes
little
time
:
and
energy
to
get
them
ready
for
freez'nfc.
In
this
way,
with
a
variety
of
foods
practically
ready
:
to
use,
prcpai
ing
meals
does
becom
a
simple
matter.
1
Home
economists
have
been
j
carrying
on
some
tests
on
storing
:
frozen
cooked
foods.
The
results
of
this
work
shows
that
all
cook-
j
eel
meats
or
poultry
freeze
well
;
but,
these
are
a
few
points
to.
keep
in
mind
when
freezing
them.
1.
Meats
or
poultry
must
be
properly
w.
apped
or
packaged
in
ivoislure-vapor-proof
material.
2.
Cooked
meats
and
smoked
po"l
products
generaPy
should
not
l-.-
stored
longer
than
three
months.
.
j
3.
If
creamed
mixtures
or
mix-
j
lilies
conta'ning
gravy
become
:
grainy
on
thawing
they
should
1.3
paced
over
hot
witer
in
a,
couble
boiler
and
stiri
d
unti'
?mooth.
Many
and
many
a
time,
.irx
fecter1.
guests
drop
ln
or
vi.-it.ors
fcrive
just
et
a
tinr;
when
'.he
poor
hostess
has
neither
a
cojkie
lvir
a
piece
of
cake
in
the
house.
1
i
w
;
clo
v
cf
Oy,
arts
in
memory
v
h'-
R'vr.nd
E.
P.
Rtdall,
.VA.
of
Lisburn
Cathedral.
Ie-ir.i.
T.i!i
b'
w
given
by
his
widov,
and
friends."
Ovc
tlic
cior
I
saw
a.
tablet
inscribed:
"St.
John's
Lisna-ga:v
j
Mejsor'.a'.
Church,
dedicate1
June
13th.
1922.
Inside.
I
found
e.
ca
istcning
bowl.
'and
ewwr.
inscribed:
'This
chrtstcn-ine
bowl,
tnd
ewer,
was
present-
W-1
jvcse'i,
a
hand
embroidered
liner
frontal
from
the
cathedra!
j
ccmrnunlon
table,
and
a
brass
i
christening
bowl."
j
I
A
memorial
bell,
weighing
nine
I
.lu.idred
pounds,
was
also
pre-
'
I
'.'erl
and
vn
11
two
years
ago
rou'ei
be
h?a:d
seven
or
eight
rv.i
e
away.
Unfortunately,
a
'-ak
t'.ev-loped,
and
the
bell
.
:i-jw
stand?
r.-.'ar
the
church'
."-
'
The
e
was
no
date
on
the
:
cutting.
j
Ms-
Tester
to'.d
me
that
the!
church
was
built
by
Charlie
j
Pcncr
an
Englishman,
who
now!
hves
at
Fraser
Lake.
It
is
a!
lovely
-little
church,
but
it
1.
j
badly
In
need
of
a
coat
of
pair.t
.
m'
Hyacinth
P.ulbs
Will
F
ower
in
Hyacinth
Glasses,
Fll'ed
with
Water
BOVC
CAM?
This
Ls
the
"Always
Open
Door"
cabin
headquart-t
r
due
of
the
Burns
Luke
Young
Ranger
Band,
a
unique
c
lalilisl'u'jvi.t.
Tip
camo,
on
a
small
island
In
Burns
Lake,
is
kn(
-vr
t)
You:.':
Rangers
fiom
Qu-'en
Charlotte
Islands
to
l.c3rhlc
who
have
vislt?d
it.
Young
Rangers
of
years
ago
:j:r.al!
fcul
t
it
under
the
leadership
of
Walter
Wilson,
then
ii
res-,
rangir
at
Burns
Lake.
rH
h-
I
i.
burn
mothers,
and
"Forcing"
is
the
florist's
word
fi
lends,
for
the
use-of
Lisna
o'
mak
ns
a
plant
f'ow-r
out
of
garvey
Prairie
Church
in
Can-ea'on:
and
the
formula
for
ac-
ada."
xmplishing
this
is
much
the
seekinor
further
infomatlon.
lame
with
all
bulbs.
Bulbs
de-
mv
curiosltv
was
finally
satisfied
e
op
even
in
siorag.-;
ana
iase
by
a-dipping
in
a
scrap
book
be
im?
to
reach
the
stage
where
innginK
to
Miss
Tester
of
Encla-
heya
e
ready
to
grow.
If
planted
yr.
Thero,
I
found
the
following
then,
th-jy
first
must
produce
information
about
St.
John's
roots,
s'nee
top
grc-th
without
ya-
Memorial
Church:
"The
good
r?ots
is
weak,
i.nd
seldom
congregation
of
the
Cathedral,
flowers.
and
of
Christ
Church
in
Lisburn,
Paper
White
narcissi,
planted
Ireland,
subscribed
funds
to
in
bowls
filled
with
gravel
or
hniiH
somewhere
in
Canada,
a
the
sign
that
soys
f$H
fo
sfoo
for
I
Tcrrrce
I'Se'ol
1
Meeting
TITKR.'
CK
Arm:al
tr
Him
pf
i
the
Terrace
Liberal
AvorU.tion
ha.-,
been
called
for
November
21,
harry
K.ng
is
president
of
the
Tjrrac--
I.
lb?-a!
Arrorin.t.'-n.
a
dance
held
in
the
large
display
'
room
of
the
garage
and
drawing
for
some
25
prl;
es
autsm
.'Mlc
accessories
won
by
guests.
.vir.
O'Neil
him.seif
was
master
of
cremonics.
Wiggs
O'Neill
Gala
Opening
SMITHERS
More
than
l.OflO
people
from
Smithers
and
district
were
guests
at
the
official
ooentng
of
the
new
garage
of
W.
J.
(Wiggsi
O'Neil,
ereete.l
since
fire
destroyed
his
former
garage
last
February.
Climax
of
the
gala
event
w;n
mi
-v
.ii'
ran
Lavgj
quantities
of
plain
cookies
pearl
chips,
should
be
kept
ln
a
worthy
memorial
to
the
men
who
;uch
as
.efrigerator
cookies,
but-
temperature
below
60
degrees
for
gave
ihe'r
lives
in
the
Great
four
wevks-;
preferably
in
dim
wa-
Endako
was
chosen.
Ail
rfrfi';f;!iT'ty,'f'Mfn,fj!fT;rT'i(fl1!liif''''"r,'TTTt'rH(!t!,FfiifM?j
,j!!limtHt!!:'1'l!!)'1!!'lfl)lllU
..:iHi!;.lilill;illliiii:itiiiiWlll
lIlilllliilliillilLilllillillllilll!
iNlllilli'illlillliiilillMllhlllilllllllllllllllliUilUild
tha
furnishings
for
the
church
were
selit
from
Ireland,
including
a
set
of
engraved
communion
ter
cookies,
rolled
oat
cook'ej
may
t;
baked
and
frozen
in
:
mall
loU
to
meet
such
an
emergency.
Pla.n
butter,
cakes
or
hponge
or
angel
cakes
freeze
perfectly
and
fruit
cake
is
excellent
r;s-3
irp
1
ght.
When
root
growth
is
sufficient,
top
growth
will
begin,
and
then
they
should
have
all
the
light
possible.
Best
flowers
will
result
when
the
temperature
.leve:'
exec-ids
70
degrees;
keep
them
away
f:om
radiators
and
steam
pipes,
and
out
of
overheated
living
rooms.
I
Instead
of
gravel,
bulbs
may
.
be
filled
with
bu'b
fibre,
or
potting
soil.
Containers
should
be
deep
enough
to
allow
two
inches
of
gravjl,
fibre
or
soil
below
them.
Get
the
bulbs
close
together
but
do
not
let
them
touch;
and
only
the
necks
should
emerge
from
the
soil.
Yellow
Paper
Whites
(soliel
i
Continued
on
page
D
9W
There
Could
Be
No
Better
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
Than
a
Subscription
to
the
tktUy
Nuns
too.
One
reminder
though,
is,;
tha'
it
is
not
practical
to
ice
the
rookies
or
cakes
before
freezing.
The
icing
may
become
squashed
and
seme
types
of
icing
do
not
freeze
well,
sa
cakes
fhould
to
i:cd
lust
before
se.ving.
W.th
Chrisimas
season
ap-
proachlnj
it
is
a
good
Idea
to
;
;
have
a
cookie
making
bee
and
makj
up
ieve
al
kinds.
Then
when
th.y
are
needed
they
are
rady
to
uss
at
short,
notice
as
,
i
they
take
very
little
time
to
thaw.
Leaving
them
in
the
kitchen
fcr
about
an
hour
should
be
lon
enough.
With
some
types
of
entertaining,
sandwiches
are
a
necessity
but
often
for
such
occasions
it
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