r
1
t
TD
1
HUMULE
Pounce
f
Former
Prenilrr
b.,
i
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
July
26.
1951
'
1
.
REOINA
For
the
frlst
time
In
20
years
a
woman
Miss
Ahex-annra
E.
Oraham
has
been
ap-poliilcd
prlclpal
of
a
Reglna
public
school.
i:iiai
1
ui
Manias
usfri
l,
own
nomospun
clothe,
b'pins
!
L
-
'
i
1
cup
salad
oil;
one
tvaspunn
sugar;
dash
of
'pepper;
"He-half
tiisporn
salt;
onr-lialf
tcun'on
or
carrot
salads.
Add
thier
tablespoons
o(
grated
cheese
and
serve
with
vegetable
salads.
.
ANOTHER
RECIPE
Carrot
salad
Is
a
lavorlte
with
thosj
who
like'
bright
dishes.
Ingredients:
one
bunch
of
carrots
cooked
and
diced;
one
can
pea?,
drained;
one
teaspoon
chopped
onion,
celery
diced
In
small
pieces;
dash
of
lemon
tuicc:
salt
and
pepper
to
taste
morning.
tlr.'l;
STRIK1NO
TxiER
I
Some
2u0
Anicrh
an,
iM
t
I
THE
EXPERTS
iS
.
.
.
x;.
-k
-
-
--
-mi
TP
TIT
.
.
.
i
muMaia.
CO
1
had
been
added.
Thirty-one
pre-
ferred
.
peas
packed
in
their
natural
state,
without
sugar.
Four
expressed
no
preference.
fi
lethal
rviU
,.
"fcUU
l'ghtni,,g
If!
-
a.
f.
,
-
I
Place
ail
lngrcdionts
In
a
jiir
.tl".
a
tipht-fitt
ng
lid.
Shake
until
thick
and
creamy
looking,
si
lire
in
a
cold
place.
Shake
hvll
vpr
-1
I
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Stan
Writer
1
b
fore
using.
EALAD
WEEK
This
Is
Na-.
FOR
VARIETY
Add
two
,
two
ha;d-bolled
eggs;
salad
dres-
.
-
-
j.
-
...
;w.
..
.....
-
-
i'
x
tional
Salad
Week,
seven
days
tablespoons
chopped
parsley,
one
sinB.
set
aside
to
point
up
the
value
thopprd
hard-cocked
eg?
and
Line
a
salad
bowl
with
lettuce,
of
crisp,
colorful
uncooked
dish-
one-quarter
cup
chopp"d
cooked
Fill
in
centre
with
salad.
Slice
es.
1
brcts
Use
this
dressing
with
a
Cgus
and
put
on
top.
Sponsored
by
the
Canadian
plain
lettuce
salad.
Recent
tests
have
proved
that
Horticultural
Co
u
n
c
1
1,
Salad
A()d
one-quarter
cup
tomatc
most
persons
like
frozen
peas
Week
was
founded
to
promote
.,tsn
unH
sprve
nn
moat
salads,
w.th
sugar.
At
the
California
i'
5fv
BFmi
?
190
Institute
the
use
of
farm
and
garden
pro-j
'ijh
onp
teaspoon
of
meat
Foods
Research
ducts.
uuce
and
serve
with
vegetable
There
arj
three
types
of
per-
anc
P(,g
salads.
women
each
were
given
two
paper
cups
of
peas.
Of
this
flg-ir
155
preferred
those
to
which
three
percent
sugar
(by
weight!
Add
three
tablespoons
of
pea
:
sons
those
who
eat
salads
be-i
cause
they
like
them;
those
who
eat
salads
to
be
healthy;
those
nut
butter
and
use
on
cabbage
10DON
DRYCIX
j
who
won't
eat
salads
at
all.
I
For
a
wifj
faced
with
a
non
i
salad-eating
husband,
the
dc
X&i
cin
count
Every
Occasion
.
f
J
v
-
'
-
'
;
partment
suggests
a
subtle
ap-
;
proach.
!
t
Does
he
like
cheese?
Then
try
:
'a
salad
In
which
chees-o
is
the
dominant
Ingredient.
Is
salmon
a
favorite
Stress
salmon.
!
I
"Many
a
man
.
.
.
has
been
oni
'
because
.
.
.
A..
..:
1
i
shore
of
ORIGINAL
CAPITAL
Fort
York,
original
site
m
CniHUt
s
capital,
located
on
the
Birthday
Anniversary
.
.
.
.
.
.
Shower
and
Wedding
Cards
and
Wrappings
All
under
on
roof
Our
Millar
Diftilltf
mat
only
Ilia
Hnait
hoyarlad
Watialcili
in
dlitlllina
thia
London
.
Pry
Gla,
traly
a
'
Lake?
'Ontario
in
the
western
section
of
Toronto,
has
fallen
into
a
state
of
decay
in
recent
years.
Crumbling
pa:apets
aie
unable
to
support
the
ol
cannon
on
display
at
the
158-year-old
fortification.
Broken
windows
dot
the
blockhouses
a
.d
a
junk-yard
clutters
the
view
of
the
historical
rite
trcm
the
south.
The
fort
fell
to
United
Sta
e-
invaders
in
the
War
of
1812;
was
rebuilt
to
become
the
main
defence
of
Upper
Canada
and
was
restored
in
1934
as
part
of
Toronto's
cr
ntenary
celebrations.
It
hasn't
been
touched
ince.
The
tip
phcto
shows
the
cannon
leaning
against
the
parapets.
The
bottom
photo
shows
t
;c
blockhou
cs
with
the
junk-yard
in
the
fore-
weaned
away
from
less
nutritious
'
food
to
a
liking
for
salads
by
j
such
wiles,"
advises
the
depart-
1
rr.jnt.
"But
don't
expect
him
to
ever
admit
It."
j
SALAD
DRESSINGS
Home
economists
have
a
few
tips
on
dr
essings
which
may
prove
valuable
to
the
salad-conscious
j
housewife.
j
French
dressing:
I
Ingredients:
One-quarter
cup
j
cider
vinegar;
three-quarters
Ikaaf
h
Ida
Botttt
A
yariaty
of
dtllhul
racipaa.
''!
I
ANOTHFR
fINC
PRODUCT
OF
DISTILLERS
.
h.ui'jt.
f
L
I
M
l!!tr,"i
(CP
PHOTO
1
giound.
ALBERTA
jic
k
r-.trm
null'
'
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lie!
fmttn"
in.nri
-nnF
...
I
k
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colurat
If"
If
v
'U
want
t.
--ii
it.
advertise
t.
News
classii'lcits.
RADIO
D1AI
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
HI
Labor
Inquiry
Date
Here
Set
iMihjeit
h.
Chance)
ink'
if
n
it
AfovAfxn
MSA
Special
committee
of
the
Legislature
cn
the
Industrial
Conciliation
Act.
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
province
for
the
conducting
of
hearings,
will
be
in
Prince
Rupvrt
September
27
and
28
and
in
Prince
George
Sep
THURSDAY
P.M.
3:30-Step
Lightly.
.
-jiuu-i'iu
Sunshine
Society
4:3J-
-2i).uu0
Leagues
tinder
the
Sea
.
4:45
Stock
Quotation
and
Int
a:0d
Int.
Cuinty.
5:10-The
Weston's
5:30
Intimate
Revue
5:45
Young
Man
with
tember
29,
according
to
notifica-!
tion
received
by
J.
D.
McRuc,
a
Song
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert,
who
is
I
a
member
of
the
committor.
Chairman
of
the
cemmittee
is
CONTINUES
SHOE
3rd
Ave.
Brown
woods)
SALE
AT
506
.
(Formerly
,
:
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
"Canada
at
Work"
6:15
Vaughan
Monroe
and
Orchestra
fi:30
Mutual
Varieties
"
:00
CBC
News
,:15--CBC
News
Roundup
7.30
Eventide
8:0C
Radio
Cartoons
R:
15
Points
cf
View
8:30
Tales
of
the
7
Seas
9:00
Guestin's
with
Kestin
S:30
Vancouver
Concert
Orch
!U:lIII-
CBC
News
10:
!0
CBC
News
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
10:30
Winnipeg
Dram.i
1
1
:0U
-
Wi
iner
Ifrpuri
anj
-Fish
Arrivals
f
MEN'S
OXFORDS
rbni
3.95
Arthur
Ash.
MLA
for
Saanich.
The
committee
will
start
out
trcm
Victoria
August
21
and
will
tour
Vancouver
Island,
the
Ok-anaga-n
and
Kootenay
before
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Prints
George.
Travelling
through
the
Cariboo
it
will
be
back
for
sessions
in
Vancouver
October
9.
The
committee's
report
on
possible
overhaul
of
the
Industrial
,
Conciliation
Act,
on
certain
j
pnases
01
which
there
has
been
;
r
rridorable
discontent
on
the
part
of
oiganiz"d
labor,
is
to
be
1
presented
to
the
Legislature
at
its
nr
:t
L.ssion.
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
is
among
local
organizations
preparing
to
make
representations
here.
i
tl
fcnou;
WOMEN'S
OXFORDS
..
...from
2.95
CHILDREN'S
50c
to
3.95
IMMORTALIZED
SKULL
Indian
Head,
Sask.,
is
said
to
have
been
named
when
railway
surveyors
found
an
Indian's
skull
on
a
rock
at
the
site
of
tho
town.
FRIDAY-AM
7.00
-
Musical
Cloi
K
8:00
CBC
News
11:10
Here's
Bill
Go.m
B:15
Morning
Song
H:30
Morning
Devotions
8:43
Little
Concert
H:00
BBC
News
and
C.niy
II
15
Music
for
Modems
9:?0
Surtrihe
Serenade
0:45
Your
Music
Appointment
U:5h
Time
Signal
in:in-MorniiiT
vtu
11:15
Morning
Mebdlcs
li)
?nTht':
Wrk's
fni.'
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
11
:
15
--Roundup
T:me
11
30
Weather
Forecast
EVERYTHING
MUST
GO
-
PRICES
SLASHED
MISHAP
RECALLED
A
British
geologist
was
kicked
I
by
his
horse
while
crossing
tli"'
Rockies
in
1358
and
his
party
;
rared
tr"
s-"
-f
the
mi.';l.;
;
Kicking
Horse
Pass.
i
'
'
.
-
,
i
11
:?1
Message
Period
11:33
Rec.
Int.
11
:45
-Scandinavian
Vrlotlies
FF.IDAY
F.IvT.
i
12:00-MW-Dhv
l:.-i:
.
12:15
CBC
News
;
12:25
Prorram
Resume
1
.RC.
Farm
BiiK.nrsi'!!
1
12:55
Ree.
Int.
1:00
The
Conceit
Hour
2:00
Easy
Listening
2:30
Rccorus
at
Rannnm
2:45
Do
what
you
like;
C
111'v
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Mesfvr
and
His
Islanders
3:3C-Stcp
Lightly
STARTLING
FACT
E.':ven
people
in
Cannda
di"
from
tuberculosis
caili
day
i'l
V.I
Piece
riiealifnsl
$
r
(
Sets
32
-Piece
Bieakfa.!.
$"
.a0
S
U
21
-Piece
Bone
$
ft
fT
fhina
Tea
Set
i
''
nitmer
Rets,
fi
oin
$Cf?
fit?
r,c,
p-nr.es
a!
..
m
i
v"
(Inclmling
beniiliful
Wclt:
wo'id
and
Cniildon
King's
Plat
e
I
SPECIAL
English
B
'lie
China
CI
PS
AMI
SAt
TFlIS
at
G9c3d97c
fl'NClll'.'OVl.
SI-TS
7.95
MANSON'S