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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
October
23,
1U51
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Canadian
Legion
card
party,'
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
i241)c
Would
Northland
Dairy
customers
kindly
put
out
any
extra
bottles
they
have
as
we
are
short
of
bottles?
(251c)
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
meets
Wednesday,
Oct.
24,
Civic
Centre,
8
o'clock.
(2481
(jramm
Canlu
WJomen'i
J-o.jtila(
-Auxiliary
lllttls
Modernize
...
YOUR
WARTIME
HOUSE
with
smart
inexpensive
windows.
Eliminate
the
work
of
cleaning
multiple
panes
and
provide
more
daylight
too.
Gee
us
for
lhe.s?
modern
sash
which
ae
made
to
fit.
Just
remove
the
old
and
place
in
the
new.
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
Hp!
P'uns
for
the
Hallowe'en
tea
to
be
held
on
October
31
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jonvs.
.t
t-r;n
.venue
West,
were
fin-a'ized
at
the
regular
monthly
J
meeting
of
Women's
Auxiliary,
1
Piince
Rupvrt
General
Hospital,
I
Regular
Moose
meet
ing,
Tuesday,
Oct.
23.
8
p.m.
(248';)
Juneau
Audience
By
SUSIE
WINN
JUNEAU-From
his
first
opening
love
song
to
the
nursery
rhyme
song
that
ended
his
program,
Donald
Gramm,
bass-baritone
captivated
his
Juneau
audience
at
a
concert
in
the
20th
Centjiry
Theatre.
Gramm
is
rated
as
one
ot
the
finest
singers
ta
appear
before
Alaskan
eun-c'rt-goers
and
ovation
followed
ovation
throughout
the
evening.
MaXim
Rnhtirur,!
i..
2p
held
in
lounge
of
Civic
Centre.
f
larire
mimr-r
of
r.-.embers
w.rc
piesent.
Other
attractions
that
after-
j
505
McBridc
Street
Phone
Blue
820
We
have
a
large
variety
of
new
earrings
to
sell
at
$1.00
to
$1.25
and
up.
Mostly
white
stones
but
some
are
mixed
with
colored
stones.
Bulger's
Jewellery
Store.
,
ltc)
if
.
noon
will
li
sale
of
home
choking
and
the
drawing
of
the
I
yvnitiienu
on
-lia
5
ha
Jraii
I
strumenu,
in
bringing
the
Alas-
RuTt'le0
rjWlte
ka
Mivi
Tr..(i
.
.
...
:
&
&
XtUttie.
nan
otrnes
io
ten
cities
i
Adela
Rogers
St.
Johns
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Won't
Go
Without
It!
The
Library
committee
acknowledged
receipt
of
a
box
f
books
given
anonymously.
The
secretary
reported
the
purchase
of
catds
and
games
for
patients.
ui
me
territory,
accompanied
the
young
singer.
Mr.
Sehaplro
proved
to
be
an
excellent
accompanist
and
was
in
complete
sympathy
with
Mr.
G.amm.
Gramm
opened
the
nmornm
I
v
t
I
I
j
with
a
group
of
love
songs
and
he
5
V
'
Women
Learn
of
Electric
Gadgets
.mi
a
ireeaom
that
only
such
a
flexible
voice
as
his
can
maintain.
The
group
endvd
with
the
sparkling
last
act
aiia
from
Mparts
Marriage
of
Figaro.
The
KM
.
.
.
for
dessert
ice
cream
crowned
with
sweet
slices
5
'
1
Bill
StoneThe
CRn
builds
up
culture
and
thrusts
it
down
our
throats
six
days
a
week
anti
people
in
this
pait
of
the
country
get
s:r.k
of
i.
But
this
Alaska
Trail,
it's
a
bit
different,
i;'-.
in
tht
flesh.
Maxim
Schapiro
In
Alaska,
the
Music
Trail
concerts
are
fast
L;cor.i:nr,
the
s'Mal
events
of
tlie
reason.
The
-women
put
on
their,
long
dresse?
and
all
their
finery,
walk
around
at
inte.-mi.:iun
e.r.
show
if
off
and
love
it.
The
poor
men
complain
but
many
of
th?m
put
on
tuxedos
and
go
along
to
the
mcpti
afterwards
as
well.
Those
receptions
I
always
reduce
before
a
trip
to
Alaska
to
allow
myself
a
little
of
Delnor
fresh
Straw-berries.
Wonderful
I
,
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LONDON
r
-
London
house-
was
a
1
tt
e
sn,
ttv
,
,
mil
swins
of
the
ana
In
its
orlg-
,
.
,nal.
.
;
The
clyweg
have
bven
organ-
i
lzed
by
an
electrici!
association
Giamrr's
ahiiitw
i.,
,.,..
"mood"
was
ablv
demonstrate
?ner
many
requests
oy
women
(
!
In
six
songs
from
Schubert's
"The
0r
Practical
training.
j
'Maid
of
the
Mill"
Th.
l,a
'In
some
homes
when
a
fuse'
levway.
Adela
itinera
8t.
Johns
offers
an
idea
j
fur
yiu.
Compare
Bia
b
Honnkt
I
Marianne
with
any
spread
at
antt
j
is
lug
song,
-The
Brook's
Lullabv
'"'
burns
ut
ev'rytning
comes
to
a
Mrs.
Oeorge
Ilallot,
Pi-m
e
George
I
I
standstill."
said
an
official.
"It's;
he'sane
with
ripen
nihn
price,
liike
tlie
laraouH
noveii.st,
you
11
love
the
delicate,
gunny-sweet
flavor
tf
this
fine-uality
till
vryeOibte
mar-
ffurinp.
Vmi'd
annrpi'iutn
Ui
t
r
I
wish
v.e
coviid
get
on
tlie
Akiska
Ti
ail
huuk-up,
we
never
pel
a
real
conceit.
-
But
thvn
TJ
b"ause,the
women
don;t
Perhaps
the
outstanding
songs
of
the
evening
were
'tZ
llTn?
WOt)U
mi
we'd
have
no
place
io
stage
BNNBT'siw(ritffm.
And
von'U
welnm
Ci):icert
except
the
High
School
I
its
real
economy.
So
buy
km
Honnkt
serenades
which
included
Schu-;
bert's
Immortal
"Staendchen."
i
i
The
natural
artistry
of
the
sinit-
i
)
ana
Ret
"ail
3'
ffavorl
rsutntum!
r
:
!i:.'i
K
C'iiARLIE
The
hallowed
walls
of
Clarence
;
.
,uth
cowboy
yells
when
bonnle
Prince
Charlie
"
'
presented
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
"
1
a
,r''h
by
the
city
of
Calnary.
The
outfit,
:
mannequin,
includes
cowboy
boots
for
the
c(.
a
hand-embroidered
cahm'?re
wool
cowboy
shirt
l:e.
moccasins
for
Princess
Elizabeth
and
two
pairs
cuiiM
Icr
Princess
Anne.
(CP
PHOTO)
WdJMi
PL
er'
rnhanc-jd
each
song
in
this
'
oLe
lanJ
eg
e9
ion
group.
hconom-e-e!
I
e
it
in
cooking,
on
veKtables,
ae
a
delirious
spread.
Bw'K
Honnkt
Margarine
is
sold
in
two
types
regular
ecnomy
package
with
color
wafer,
and
alw
in
the
famoiiR
Vklluw
Quik
bag
for
faat,
eiu-y
color.
KT-U
fctinple
ballads
simply
present-'
C'
t
s
auditorium.
One
Teenager
C.J
you
know
that
the
first
four
songs
on
Donald
Oiamm's
program
are
love
songs
and
he's
24
years
o'.d
and
goad
looking?
Other
Teenager
No,
I'm
more
interested
in
the
Blue
Mountain
ballads,
thay
sound
like
i
?d
are
a
challenge
to
everv
artist
ocia
st
i
c
rOREMOST
IN
FROZEN
FOODS
I
and
Mr.
Gramm
sang
four
Blue
!
.
Mountain
Ballads
that
captured
Only
a
small
number
turned
1
adults
as
well
Qe
itmirii
nnnnn.f
'
ln
fit
lha
HanA
n.kinV,
l
i
members
In
his
audience.
The
have
been
held
by
the
Canadian
j
i
lyrics
written
by
Tennessee
Wil-
LeS'on
Friday
night.
However.
loversial
?e
Allowed
Hillbilly
songs
to
be.
Norton
Youoes
I
think
concerts
;
iiams
were
outstanding.
.
1
me
Legion
is
planning
othe;
I
After
Mr.
Gramm's
concluding
!80Cial
events
during
an
active
.sunt,
"I
Got
Plenty
O'NuUin'
"
'
winter
season.
Next
event
coin
-
are
alright
for
those
who
likej
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert
sailed
this
on
the
Chilcotin
for
afternoon
them,
but
I
prefer
a
good
'Continued
on
page
61
r.wal
debate
by
r:.iX.
with
Aid.
!
ar
objector,
F.
A.
1
he
wasn't
from
the
stage
for
long
j
up
a
Cllbaret
style
dance.
the
south
and
will
spend
the
and
he
graciously
prtoi
-i't.d
four
i
'row
:
4-
I
'H'l'tlii'iiliuiiullf
iliiliil
'
"
""'
m
Street,
was
glv-
encores.
jnPrftz;
eikm
r!v
a
n
,
'
&"!
mWLtm
sim
tKwitst
ma
tm
,
KIM
Use
Our
Convenient
Christmas
LAY-A
WAY
Plan
I
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A
i
sot
t
!i
o
eu.id
I.
his
i
,
gar-,
cauiornia.
.
Wjth
youthful
vii;.
Mr.
ti
:n
has
propowd.
I(
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Leask
Gramm
sang
Falstaff's
Drinking
;
:
if(i
lo:
a
permit
of
M'
tlakatla
returned
to
the
city
Song
which
brought
gasps
ot
de-wu
lo
build
a
on
the
Princess
Loulsr1
yesterday
light
from
hi3
audience.
l""l"'rty.
It
was
morning
Irani
a
trip
to
Van-'
"Springfield
Mountain
Bal-!
ruwu-il
pending
couver.
lard."
"Some
Enchanted
Evcn-
coiiiidaint
by
.....
i'H'"
and
."Ol'
Man
River"
were
:l!s
J-
M.
Bon-,
DC.
Stevenson,
administrator
;
8un
bv
the
artist
to
his
ow
urh
i(
gaiaite
would
.of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
,
accompaniment
and
he
played
"'
'""
her
window'
Hospital,
returned
to
the
city
on
tmj
piano
almost
as
we
ne
laf;l
plane
after
at-1
(ievaltiate
her
pro-!
evenings
n
Mending
the
annual
meeting
ofj'
Vhen
the
audience
still
refus--r.
Mine,
intendenti
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
rt
,,,..
hnm.
m
mm
.,,.
1
B
'"
Mills
'V'HIj
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.
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4..r.H,.
lr
lr,inn.A
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.
'
fV"J
.
iMauuig
inspector,
...
...
.
concluded
tne
program
with
a
Smrkcn
with
a
heart
attack
i
nursery
rhyme
which
ends
with
the
'IB-
nrr
woras,
"li
you
want
any
:
you
can
sing
it
yourself."
last,
week
w
hile
on
a
holiday
trip
tc
Oiassy
Plains.
R.
B.
Skinner
mo:
Air
.1
Ills
to.nH
'l.'H
'
r
.ii!
t.
lot
re-surveyed
.V,:s.
Bennett's
lung
on
Eby's
il'.e.
Mr.
Stew-cil.
would
be
i
building
code
LAYAWAY
NOW
FOR
-
CHRISTMAS
'
pent
a
couple
of
days
In
Burns
1
Lake
hospital.
He
is
now
in
th-o
'
Do
you
like
lice
as
a
vegetable?
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital
;
Try
it
with
grated
cheese.
The
where
it
is
expected
he
will
bejiheese
adds
both
extra
color
spending
the
next
few
weeks.
and
taste
appeal.
;
gT.t
man
has
a
i
I
f
GEORGE
COOK
JUK,
Imild
his
garage
pirnxriy
where
he
:
.i
he
slays
within
!i
:he
law,"
com-T
B
Black.
C.scv
vigorously
PRINCE
RUPERT
ad
TERRACE
liniiinfflllll'i'l!!!!!!!1!!!!11"!'!!1!!!!!'1!!
I,"
T'l
!'
"
1
'
'lll'iili'lliii'l"!''!!:1!!!'!!;:''!!;!'!';!!.!-.'!..!!!!!!;
iliiiililkbl'iliiil!
h..u
n
hby.
he
n:'-'f
the
site
of
I
M
This
superb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
"1M
r
luck
so
as
not
I
Bennett's
view,
j
r.ed
to
Ebv'sl
Bakers
fasfy
CHEESEBREAD
easilv.
rp-pHil
with
'
i
ll
wh
hich
said
i
I
the
gar-
it
-r
1
......
-.
new
Fast
DRY
Yeast!
.
r
'aiifil
.
.!'.
winch
;f
s.-l
,mld
T
porch
be
that!
K
VV.'
.........
.
v
.
Proven
in
thousands
end
thousands
of
homes
"'II
supported
,v
Aid.
Don
Fitch
j
mm
V
(;ln
u
man
do
but
;
f
'
An.
W(.
going
to,
l
'1"'
resident
-where
;
:l
n,,t
build
a
garage?
t
l?
"Mill
our
,i.him.
i
li
"I
i
v
'8D
4
want
tj
build
'
v.'Mikl
be
very'
'
!
P:ii:it
this
man
I
'''M
the
garage."!
ai'l
it
was
his
!.i.Ki)S
to
Eby
that
rt
w-i
a
building
n
.
anv
way
be
an
.1
(u'tnment
t
Here's
low-tost
beauty
for
your
walls
LOOKS,
CLEANS,
FEELS
LIKE
EXPENSIVE
T1LE1
Walls
fan
"take
it"
and
look
lovelier,
too,
with
Coiiowull!
M.nle
of
tough,
lustrous,
baked
enamel
Oil
a
PATENTED
Ut'PLKS
BACKING
...
its
waslialile
eurfaec
stays
new-looking
for
years.
See
the
stunning
ceramic-tile
effects
of
this
"wall
wizardry"
at
your
house
furnishings
dealer.
Congowall
is
already
available
in
5
sleek
colours
yellow,
blue,
grcctlg
!f
"
Hut
area."
'
j
1
'
''T'
"is
vote
'"'.'tloii.
New
bread
and
bun
treats
are
a
treat
to
make
with
the
new
form
of
Fleischmann
s
east!
Never
a
worry
about
yeast
Liik-L'S
that
stale
and
lose
strength
.
.
.
new
riciwrhmann's
Dry
Yeast
keeps
full
strength
and
fast-acting
riht
in
your
cupboard.
Get
a
Hi
'M
Easy,
trouble-free
installation
bimply
Kireati
inexpensive
Lino-louni
l'Me
on
wall
ml
apply
Conguwall.
Diei.fA
baikim.
iirips
paste
promptly
and
permanently.
month
s
supply.
white
and
black.
5Slnfi
BE
fiT
1
CHEESEBREAD
flUicL
I
1
OK
lOUfk
HONIV
KACX
F
I
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
Congowall
is
backed
by
the
famous
Congosum
Gold
Seal
Guarantee
KNITWEAR
Scald
3
c.
milk,
'A
c.
granulated
Eiicar,
Vi
tlw.
salt
and
4
tlw.
sluinenins
;
cool
to
lukewarm.
Meanwhile,
measure
into
a
large
bowl
I
-
c.
lukewarm
water.
1
tsp.
granulated
sunar
;
stir
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
wilh
1
en-velnit
1-leisclimaiin's
l'ast
K1siii
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
mins.,
THIl.V
stir
well.
,
Stir
in
cooled
milk
mixture.
Stir
in
4
c.
onte-siiteil
hread
flour
;
beat
with
a
rotary
beater
until
the
batter
is
smooth.
Cover
anil
set
in
a
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Work
in
2
c.
lightly-packed
fiucly-shredded
old
cheese
and
5
c.
(about)
once-
sitted
bread
ilour.
Knead
on
li
hi
ly-fl.
uired
hoard
until
smooth
anrl
elastic.
Place
in
ureased
bow
1
and
grease
Ioi
o!
donh.
C'over
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
dowii
douh;
turn
out
on
linhtly-llotlred
board
and
divide
into
4
e(iial
portions.
Cover
li'Klitly
wilh
a
doth
and
let
rest
for
15
mins.
Ilivide
each
portion
of
ilouuli
into
.1
pans;
knead
and
shape
into
smooth
balls.
Place
J
halls
in
e
n
h
oi
4
jlreased
loaf
pans
(4'.;
x
").
(Ireasc
tops
and
sprinkle
each
loaf
with
!4
c.
shreiULll
clicese.
Cover
'and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Hake
in
moderately
hot
oven,
375,
45-50
mins.
CONGOWALL
available
at
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBride
Street.
Prince
Rupert
CONGOWALL
Dealers
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
332-338
Third
Ave..
Prince
Rupert
Ge.t
CONGOWALL
from'.
Kaien
Consumers
Co-op
Hardware
251
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
CONGOW
V
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nmriled
by
a.
Mackenzie
furniture
ltd.
308
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
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