Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
20,
1951
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STEWART
Temperatures
;
have
been
fluctuating
during
the
The
Most
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;
pa.st
week,
going
down
to
about
Daring
llaval
26
degrees
above
zero
and
rising
j
to
50
above.
Some
snow
has
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but
so
far
the
fall
has
been
...
,
,
very
light
for
this
time
of
the
year.
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IN
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AT
Stewart
Logging
About
to
Start
STEWART
Some
loggers
have
arrived
in
the
district
and
quantities
of
machinery
and
supplies
aiv
expected
shortly.
Arrangements
have
bi'"n
made
for
the
'ire
of
fhe
Cw.'fcrd
dock
facilities
where
booming
grounds
will
pi.
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ROYAL
BEDROOM
Here
was
Princess
Elizabeth's
bedroom
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships
liner
Empress
of
Scotland,
which
carried
the
Princess
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
on
their
return
visit
to
England
from
Newfoundland.
The
Princess"
stateroom
has
a
turquoise
patterned
grey
carpet,
cherry
maple
furniture,
a
turquoise
and
gold
silk
brocade
bedspread,
curtains
of
beige-and
blue-striped
silk
and
willow-green
tapestry-upholstered
easy
chaits.
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be
placed
Oeprauons
will
con-s'st
of
getting
out
timber
for
the
C.'lancse
Company
of
Prince
R
jpe.t
and
it
is
anticipated
that,
by
the
spring,
this
will
be
in
full
swing
and
another
industry
added
to
mining
in
the
area.
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A
disliiipiicd
product
of
(lie
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arcieninn
Metlakatla
Getting
New
Power
Plant
CANADIAN
APPLES
CAPABLE
-OF
MUCH
VARIETY
IN
SERVING
Last
official
act
Hie
Federal
Indian
Department
will
perform
for
Metlakatla
Indians
before
the
Added
Attraction:
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KEYES
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CHARLES
KORVIN
In
"FRIGHTENED
CITY"
village
Is
enfranchised
next
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Co.
Lid.
month
is
installation
of
a
new-power
plant
Work
on
this
project
is
to
begin
immediately,
says
Indian
Agent
P.
E.
Anflekl.
Here
to
supervise
the
work
is
L.
M.
Williams,
Indian
Department
electrical
engineer
from
Vancouver.
.
bnj
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Home
economists
report
that
many
homemakers
confide
in
th'jm
that
they
sometimes
get
into
a
rut
in
preparing
the
every
day
meals.
For
anyone
who
is
upset
because
the
family
meals
seem
to
be
rather
humdrum
the
home
economists
have
a
word
of
encouragement
They
pass
out
the
reminder
that
the
apple
is
something
that
can
do
much
to
give
meals
a
lift
because
there
are
more
ways
of
serving
apples,
both
raw
and
cooked,
than
any
other
fruit.
The
apple
can
be
used
not
only
by
itself
but
it
teams
up.
well
wih
many
other
foods.
Take,
for
instance,
apples
and
vegetables.
Casseroles
of
cabbage
and
apple
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When
installation
of
the
diesel
plant
Is
completed,
it
will
be
turned
over
to
the
village
when
i
it
becomes
enfranchised
and
will
1
be
operated
by
village
personnel.
Growth
of
the
native
settlement
has
reduced
the
iormer
lighting
plant
to
Inadequacy,
says
Mr.
Anfield.
Meanwhile,
a
three-months
land
survey
of
the
reservation
for
municipality
put
poses
lias
been
completed.
This
work
was
the
last
holdup
for
official
enfranchisement
"vhich
is
expected
next
month
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have
been
wailing
for
this
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Dunot.
ft
or
turnip
and
apple
are
both:
worth
trying.
Winter
squash
stuffed
with
a
combination
of
i
sausage
twat
and
chopped
apple
is-
somehing
else
that
is
very!
good.
Chopped
raw
apple
gives
j
'
that
needed
tart
flavor
to
the
stuffing
for
spareribs
or
pork
'
tenderloin,
or
to
a
pork
loaf.
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Appetizers
are
a
perfect
start!
lends
itnself
to
many
ways
of
serving.
A
little
green
food
coloring
may
be
added
to
tint
the
sauce
green,
making
it
especially
attractive
to
use
as
a
base
to
be
topped
with
red
or
yellow
fruit.
The
sauce
may
also
be
tinted
a
delicate
pink.
It
Is
good
to
know,
toe,
that
apple
sauce
can
be
spread
on
pancakes,
which
are
being
served
for
dessert,
or
used
as
trie
filling
for
jelly
roll.
A
new
and
different
sauce
for
gingerbread
is
made
by
combining
apple
sauce
with
cream
cheese.
Baked
apples
are
a
very
simple
yet
popular
dessert,
and
they,
too,
may
be
varied
In
several
ways.
Brown
sugar
or
honey,
with
either
raisins
or
nuts
is
most
often
stuffed
into
the
centre
of
the
apples
after
the
cores
have
been
removed.
Mincemeat
is
another
good
filling,
and
marmalade,
or
a
mixture
of
marmalade
or
jam
and
nuts,
is
still
another.
Man
hmallows,
marsh
mallows
and
gum
drops
or
cinnamon
candles
make
ideal
fillings
if
the
baked
apples
are
being
served
at
a
children's
party.
Apples
retain
much
of
their
beautiful
color
when
baked
in
aluminum
foil.
Here
is
a
special
suggestion
for
anyone
who
has
a
freezer
or
locker.
After
the
apples
are
baked
freeze
them
right
in
the
foil,
then
each
day.
as
Johnny
trots
to
school,
he
can
carry
along
one
of
these
lovely
silver
balls
for
cle.stert.
For
a
change
stewed
apples
mav
be
served
with
cus'ard
sauce
or
added
to
a
countless
number
of
puddings
such
as
r'anc
mange
and
tapioca
cream.
Other
desserts,
apple
dumplings
and
Dutch
apple
cake
for
example,
are
general
favorites
and
they,
toe,
are
made
from
apples
Canadian
apples.
Association,
we
wish
to
make
t;
.
thai
this
company
is
in
rtf
way
connected
with
the
said
associc.nor
do
we
anticipate
any
raise
in
testo
our
customers.
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
Where
Shall
I
Put
My
Suit?
A
Cardboard
Wardrobe
is
the
answer
to
your
problem.
Gordon
&
Anderson
can
supply
you
with
a
convenient
folding
wardrobe
.
.easily
stored
when
not
in
use,
for
only
$8.75
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It
is
one
of
the
greatest
stories
in
modern
native
lore,"
says
Mr.
Anfifld.
to
a
meal
but
so
often
there
does
not
seem
to
be
time
to
prepare
them.
Here
is
a
f.ugge.stion
which
is
easy
and
inexpensive.
Try
serving
apple
slices
spread
with
nippy
cheese
or
peanut
butter
as
an
appetizer
with
tomato
juice
or
other
juices.
As
a
matter
of
fact
apples
make
an
excellent
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accompaniment
to
many
foods.
I
(j)ple
fritters
are
very
tasty
:
with
spareribs.
ham
or
back
ba-!
con.
Coddled
apples
are
a
favor-
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accompaniment
to
the
Saturday
ninht
baked
beans.
Chopped
apple
added
to
pancake
batter
gives
something
new
and
interesting.
The
flavor
as
well
as
food
value
of
any
breakfast
cer-;
cal,
whether
it
be
served
hot
or
cold,
mav
be
improved
by
the
addition
of
grated
raw
apple.
Child-
ren
love
this
combination
and
j
mothers
will
do
well
to
serve
lt!
often.
Another
way
to
use
apple
with
cereal
is
in
muffins.
The
:
grated
raw
apple
Is
simply
add-1
cd
t?
the
batter.
Apple
sauce
Is
perhaps
one
of
,
Canada's
favorite
desserts
which
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liquor
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Stewart
Area
If
you
want
to
solve
your
transportation
problem
see
our
used
cars
.
.
.
these
cars
arc
older
models
but
they
ate
in
good
condition
.
.
.
and
most
important
of
all
they
are
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
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International
Pickup
in
very
good
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Owen
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and
Harry
Swan
returned
on
Saturday
from
a
trip
into
the
Meziadin
Lake
area.
They
reported
having
good
going
with
the
exception
of
the
summit
of
the
Bear
River
Pass
where
they
encountered
three
feet
of
snow.
Rains
since
then
i
reduced
this
considerably
and
,
no
difficulties
were
encountered
i
on
the
return
trip,
i
Grouse
were
plentiful
in
the
j
vicinity
of
the
lake
and
moose
j
tracks
were
seen.
Beaver
dams,
on
the
Strohn
Creek
were
everywhere
in
evi-('.
nee,
apparently
not
having
been
trapped
fer
some
time.
They
met
some
Indian
trapper.-;
near
Nelson
Creek,
a
tribu-
lary
of
the
White
River.
A
foot
I
bridge
was
built
across
Nelson
'
Creek
to
enable
them
to
get
up
lo
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