Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
15,
1951
This
Comedy
Is
Different
Service
Clubs
Biz-Pros
Talk
Cambrai
Chapter
".
'
'
7rJ.
IfJcoCean
Nineteenth
annual
meeting
of
Cambrai
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
held
Tuesday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers.
Various
reports
were
read.
The
Chapter
had
a
very
active
year.
15
parcels
were
shipped
overseas;
knitted
garments
were
also
To
Stage
Shows
World
Affairs
A
different
type
of
comedy,
the.
picture
"Francis,"
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Friday
and
Saturday
night,
deals
with
an
Army
mule
which
carries
Donald
O'Connor,
an
Army
lieutenant,
to
safety
when
the
young
officer
gets
lost
from
his
command
and
is
wounded
by
Jap
gunfire
In
the
Burma
jungle
The
mule,
according
lo
the
hilarious
story
.takes
a
liking
tu.
More
Families
But
Smaller
1951
Census
Will
Reveal
Interesting
Facts
Ladies'
Orange
Lodge
Meeting
Mrs.
W.
Thomson,
worthy
mistress,
presided
over
a
regular
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
which
was
hel-
din
the
Oddfellows'
Hull
sent
to
"Provincial"
for
overseas
I
OTTAWA.
Changes
in
the
j
Donald
and
tips
him
off
to
Jap
number
and
average
size
of
Can-1
planes
several
times,
resulting
In
Kotarians
and
Gyros
arc
to'
After
dinner
in
the
Civic
Cen-pct
together
in
sponsoring
a
tre
Dining
Room,
the
Business
counlc
of
special
entertainments
and
Professional
Women's
Club
lli'.i
t-pring.
adjourned
to
the
Ladies'
Lounge
Cr.c
will
take
the
form
ot
a
for
their
monlnly
meeting,
vancty
concert
some
Sunday
:
Among
Business
and
Profes-niiUit
in'
the
Capitol
Theatre,
the
sional
Women's
Clubs,
February
proceeds
to
be
dividrd
belw?rn
,s
spt
aside
as
InternationrJ
Vhe
clubs
fo,"
their
communUv
Month
and
a
time
for
thinkinj
ftrviec
funds.
Pian
is
to
special-
of
other
Business
and
Profeo-iz-
in
talent
coming
from
the
sional
Women's
Clubs
the
world
ranks
of
the
two
clubs.
over.
Accordingly
at
this
The
other
will
be
a
minstrel
month's
meeting
a
message
was
sh
-w
to
be
held
about
two
read
from
Dame
Caroline
Has-months
ence,
the
Gyros
having
Jett,
D.B.E.,
president
of
the
In-arreed
at
their
luncheon
yester-
ternational
Federation
of
Busi-day
to
co-operate
in
sponsoring
ness
and
Professional
Women's
the
two
night
and
matinee
pres-
Clubs,
sUessiiig
the
important
n
tatic-i
n
be
held
at
the
Civic
part
women
in
such
an
organiza-C'i
litre
auditorium.
tion
can
play
in
maintaining
Discussion
of
these
cnncerls
world
peace
and
bettering
worla
and
other
matters
occupied
Ut;
conditions.
and
at
which
further
plans
were
adian
families
will
be
revealed
Donald
becoming
a
nero..
But
made
for
the
spring
tea
and
sale
bv
the
ninth
decennial
census
eacn
time
he
explains
that
the
to
be
held
March
21.
A
new
tp-
i
of
Canada,
to
be
taken
in
June
muie
tipped
him
off,
the
Iieutcn-
plication
for
membership
was
this
year.
During
the
10
years'
ant
is
tossed
into
the
psycho
approved
and
the
initiation
will
from
1931
to
1941
the
average
waJ.d
Patricia
Medina
Is
a
pretty
be
held
February
22.
Delicious
number
of
children
per
family
:spy
witn
wnom
Donald
nearly
refreshments
were
served
at
the
decreased.
Since
1941
the
num-.
lalls
ln
iove
Dut
wno
i8
arrested
shipment.
Hampers
and
gifts
were
distributed
to
several
families
at
Christmas.
Officers
for
1951
were
elected
as
follows:
Regent
Mrs.
G.
C.
McLean
First
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
M.
Van
Cooten
Second
Vive-RegentrMrs.
C.
P.
Lyons
Secretary
Mrs.
C.
Stokoe
Assistant
Secretary
Mrs.
M.
Gormely
Treasurer
Mrs.
L.
Griffiths
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBroom.
Echoes
Secretary
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham
close
of
the
meeting.
bcr
of
families
has
risen
lar
before
things
go
too
far.
Then
more
than
during
the
1930
s
but
tlw
war
erut3
and
Donald
and
his
mimm
f'-v-,;-'4
v
.
pi
t
8
Crown
and
m
S
P"'
I'll
''
Packed
In
B.C.
V
VlUl
j
fHtl
familtj
diAtUtS
Aijdntt
Cuacfy,
L
'i
it
is
probable
that
tne
average
mu,e
Uve
happliy
together
Zazu
Pitts
is
her
old
laughable
number
of
children
per
family
has
decreased
further
in
spite
self
as
an
Army
nurse,
Ray
Collins
is
a
comical
colonel
and
John
Mclntire
is
a
general.
902
founders
r2)ay
'iJea-Safe
Gyros
at
their
monthly
busine;s
Imvheon
yeste'day
with
President
Don
Forward
in
the
chair.
of
a
marked
increase
in
the
birth
rate.
Exactly
how
much
each
has
changed
will
be
shown
by
the
1951
census.
The
1931
census
enumerated
Standard
Bearer
Mrs.
A.
Bill
Vfnnloinfll
Phantpr
Tmnerinl
the
average
per
lamily
was
down
to
2.1
children.
The
reduced
1941
average
reflects
the
lower
birth
The
monthly
raffle
was
won
order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
2.149.000
families,
while
at
the
r
bv
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham.
The
Chan-
h.u
,.
,.cti
1941
census
2.525.000
were
re-
...
af-
if
rate
rate
of
or
the
tne
us
1930s,,
-
s
the
average
s
ter's
birthday
will
be
celebrated
corded,
an
increase
of
17.5
per
Day
'
tea
Tuesday
at
tne
home
of
birth
rate
for
this
period
oe
g
March
3
in
the
form
of
a
dinner
Frptl
Thorntan.
4th
Avenue
cent.
Judging
by
estimates
for
'isA.i&M
.
,,,,.,,
-toil
t,1P
iQfSl
ccn-
Per
uuu
ui
uic
uuittuun
West.
Receiving
many
callers
was
compared
with
24.1
for
1000
sti
1
larger
in
show
a
pro-'as
Mrs.
G.R.S.Blackaby,
Municipal
frJZ
iover
the
period
1926-30.
dance.
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers,
retiring
regent,
was
presented
with
a
pair
of
beautiful
crystal
candle
holders
with
sterling
silver
overlay.
Mrs.
Arnold,
n?wly
appointed
Chairman
of
the
United
Ni-tions
Committee
for
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Business
aiivl
Professional
Women's
clubs,
read
he
Declaration
of
Human
Rights.
One
new
mrmVr.
Miss
Marv
Landry,
was
Initiated.
Don
Forward
visited
the
club
and
"equested
aid
in
selling
ti-kt
in
connection
with
the
recital
of
Miss
Virginia
Davis.
io
be
held
March
29.
1951.
The
members
decided
they
would
.lo
all
they
could
to
help
make
this
event
v
financial
success.
The
meeting
ended
with,
the
reading
of
a
play
and
the
decision
to
put
an
entry
in
this
year
o
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
a
(ho
IQ'in'o
ha
htrftt
rain
regent.
1
increase
over
1941.
The
cstimai-
The
tea
table
was
set
with
auri
n,,mhpr
nf
families
in
June.
'
has
risen:
for
the
period
1941-48
hand-crochted
table
cloth
of
red,
1949
tne
iatest
date
for
which
the
yearly
average
was
24.9
per
white
and
blue
with
accessories,
K..
an
estimate
Is
available,
1
1U00.
However,
the
increase
in
I
of
flowers
and
tapers.
,
ii7nnn
nn
increase
of
the
1940
s
was
due
largely
to
the
3.
m
ooie
fewan
'.
,
.LAV
j
Pouring
were
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkir.s,
iover
26
per
cent
since
1941.
increase
in
marriages
and,
charter
member
of
the
Municipal:
Regarding
the
factors
in
f
am-
sequently.
ln
first
and
second
nhr,r.to-.
mo
t-
n
oo.
j
ii
frmati
t
hsr0
h
a
e
hppn
a
n
1
bir
t
hs,
and
not
to
a
rel
ative
in-
Visit
in
the
birth,
say,
of
At
a
regular
meeting
of
the
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade,
two
first
mem-1
average
of
106,800
marriages
...
...i.i.
...
horo
nf
Onsen
Miru
Oiantur'
vpiirlv
OVPr
the
lieriori
1941-49
fourth
fifth
and
later
children
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
tej
women
01
nie
iviuie,
wim
mis.
-"
j
,
,
j
r
-
Accordingly,
jrditiolv
mhllo
while
th
the
lO'il
1951
cei
reii-
-
t.,
i
hai-
t,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown,
a
first
mem-1
of
persons
marrying
for
the
first
Enjoy
its
rich
true-ciiJa
,
Housewives
Cash
In
On
Savings
from
Superb
New
Instant
Coffee
ness.
..and
the
extra
cwivayl
.
..
.
I
rr
iir
t...,
i.
.
limi
u;h!lp
in
Ihn
nprlori
1931-40
SUS
I
tus
Lfivr.rl
iscmi-nt
la
not
published
i
t
d
plnvert
by
tlic
Liquor
Control
!'
-'
i
r.r
.
t)v
the
Uovernment
of
lir.tish
Columbia.
tors
irom
me
romana
uanai
'
"
".
-
-
r
-
-
,
numher
of
both
children
.
i
-
fu
-ni,i
ni,n-t
.the
vp-ir
u
nvprnyp
was
75.200.
,
larger
nuiUDer
oi
uum
o.iiiiuit:u
of
making
it
right
in
Um
For
Action,
Advertise!
Lodge
were
weicomea.
wFt
,
'
r:
.T'
V?
'
"
...
'.T.
in
.omliu.
nrt
f
families
with
no
messy
pot,
no
grama
I
member-
u.
h.
Stewart,
cnarter
member;
,
"t
,.
"
,K.
,
of
families
children,
tne
average
numoer
oi
One
application
for
shin
was
accepted.
of
the
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
oie
immigration
"Something's
got
to
be
done
about
the
price
of
coffee!"
housewives
were
saying.
And
Chase
&
since
the
Second
children
per
iamuy
is
noi
nKeiy
into
uanaaa
World
War.
to
exceea
me
average
lor
In
1931
there
were
4.955.000!
You'll
never
hiMrpn
in
families
an
avpmae
The
famous
"Long
Room"
of
A
satisfactory
report
was
.ead
Chapter,
ana
Mrs.
George
Mit-by
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre
on
the
tea
cell
.only
charter
member
of
held
by
the
Hospital
Guild
com-
Cambrai
Chapter
left
in
Prince
mittee.
Plans
were
again
discus-
Rupert.
sed
for
the
spring
bazaar.
I
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
G.
E.
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
is
to
be
the
Moore,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Breen,
Mrs.
J.
delegate
to
the
Women's
Co-
M.
E.
Van
Cooten,
Mrs.
R.
W.
of
2.3
per
family.
In
1941
the
(he
Customs
House
at
London
number
was
up
to
5,200,000,
but
England,
is
100
feet
long.
COn
OH
T-SMIU
!
Sanborn's
wonderful
new
Instant
f
Coffee
has
done
it!
Along
with
marvellous
rich
flavor
and
grand
convenience,
this
new
"instant"
brings
sensational
economy.'
New
Family
Size
Nets
Still
Bigger
Saving
The
4-oz.
Jar
saves
you
up
to
407C
on
your
coffee
bills!
And
with
the
new
family
size
12-oz.
1
instant
coffee
can
be
ordinating
Council.
Sausage
-Tomato
Scallop
'
to
-WW
...
X
Bishop
Speaks
on
until
you
fry
a-
II
I
Whidden,
Mrs.
A.
C.
Gillis
and
Mrs.
E.
Barton.
1
Homecooklng
table
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham,
Mrs.
J.
Moran
and
Mrs.
McDonald.
I
Cashier
was
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
'
Mrs.
Blackaby
was
general
convenor,
assisted
by
Mrs.
G.
G
Withers,
Mrs.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Breen.
i
Jar
you
get
still
bigger
savings!
Start
saving
with
the
new
rlt
Lenten
Subject
Thj
Lenten
theme
was
tha
subject
of
an
address
by
Rt.
Rev,
James
B.
Gibson
of
Caledonia,
in
speaking
before
the
Prince
Ru-
Tm
II
K
'
rwtM
tMtt
Mn
JipJ
1
9
I
f
1
J
wM
!
I
ViHBin
I
pert
Rotary
Club
at
today
g
1
fifoZM
4
t
.V
weekly
luncheon.
Douglas
Friz
zell
and
Jack
Mussallem
r;re
received
as
new
members.
Tresi
e'
Sclioiardliip
Ihe
Best
of
British
Kicxi
I
dent
A.
B.
Brown
was
!;!'
the
chair.
3s
s$vai(abfe
v.r
y'-A;
,5..
khelien
work
saver
For
cleaning
messy
pots
and
pant
,
.
.
polishing
glassware,
mirrors
and
windows
,
.
.
draining
fried
foods!
Get
the
handy
roll
of
150
soft
highly
absorbent
'?
backed
by
85
years
of
y
j
coffee
experience
Jj
-1Sl
.
.'
,i.
tm.
A
Booth
Memorial
High
School
graduate
student
!n
Grale
XI
or
XII
again
this
year
can
become
eligible
for
a
$100
scholarship,
Municipal
Chapter,
IODE,
announces.
Students
of
high
scholastic
standing
as
well
as
having
a
good
record
in
citizenship
and
sportsmanship
who
will
continue
studies
at
any
university,
normal
school,
nursing
school
or
technical
school,
are
eligible.
,
at
your
grocery,
drug
Milady
Paper
Towels
.
or
department
store.
OVENT-SUPPER
dish
to
fit
on
top
ot
the
rice-soup
mixture
and
bake
tor
remain'ng
time.
Serves
4.
AN
tiEH
A
V
'
JiXiJ'1'
nicely
with
ywr
hurried
winter
SOIP
SCOOPS
WikMtmf'
VJ,"w
tiVfcd'X
fl-V
Lunch
In
A
Hurry:
More
than
halt
the
lunches
prepared
are
"last
t--&
Discovers
Home
Skin
Remedy
HOUSFHOLD
TOWELS
schedule
Is
this;
Rice
baked
in
con-dfnaed
tomato
soup
and
topped
with
well-browned
little
sausages.
The
soup
gives
a
good
moistness
to
the
rice.
And
there's
flavor
a'plenty
from
the
Bmooth
tomato
sauce,
savory
sausape,
and
onion.
You'll
dish
it
all
up
in
no
time,
once
the
family
gets
a
taste
of
this
combination.
Sausage-Tomato
Scallop
k
fP
uncorked
2
tablespoons
rire
chopped
green
1
ran
fPA
cuns
npuner
This
clran
stainless
antiseptic
minute
affairs,
according
to
3,100
homemakers
who
took
part
in
a
recent
survey.
And
one
popular
quick
lunch
Is
big
bowls
ot
hot
eoun
and
a
dessert.
A
good
combination
of
this
type
Is
vegetable
soup
and
apple
pie.
Individual
.
Meat
Loaves:
Nett
time
you're
making
meat
loaf,
pack
the
meat
mixture
in
muffin
pans
so
you
have
individual
loaves.
And
tor
known
all
ovar
Canada
bs
Moon's
Emcralrt
Oil.
is
Riich
a
fine
healini
3
xqent
that
Eczema.
Barber's
Itch,
REMEMBER
YOUR
Salt
Rheum.
Itching
Toes
and
feet.
eondoneed
cup
cnoppea
and
other
inflammatory
skin
erup-
toinao
soup
mi
inn
Mons
are
often
relieved
In
a
few
iayv
i
rup
wp.or
f
link
bausage
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
is
pleasant
'o
Stir
the
rice
Into
the
soup
and
use
and
it
is
so
antiseptic
and
iene-
a
special
sauce
to
pour
on
at
serving
time,
heat
cieair.
ot
mushroom
K
B
trntinft
that
many
old
stubborn
cases
C'Si'.'i.li
CARRIER
soup.
long
standing
have
yielded
to
its
-
p
.
.
Ut"
4
Jfllji
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Tip:
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cf
the
condensed
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mind
when
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can
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or
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to
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familiar
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and
white
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assurance
of
finest
quality.
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standards
from
raw
milk
to
finished
product
.
.
.
over
50
years'
experience,
make
Carnation
Milk
the
befler
evaporated
milk.
Only
good
milk
is
accepted
at
the
Carnation
condenseries.
Evaporated
to
double-rich
goodness,
homogenized
and
heat-refined,
Carnation
Milk
is
creamier,
smoother,
richer-flavored.
Compare
it
with
any
evaporated
milk.
DASLY
NEWS
Let
Carnation,
undiluted,
replace
mora
cosily
cream
in
coffee,
on
cereals,
in
cream
recipes
and
for
whipping.
Use
Carnation,
diluted
50-50
wiih
water,
for
all
whole
milk
uses.
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