Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
5.
1951
oca
COAL
I
and
PERSONAL
mLfn'
G",ka!s!anl
PeneraIl
Women
of
the
Moose
will
hold
:'lCt
-Ung
June
6.
Ketchikan.
132c)
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
Salt
Lake
Ferry
runnliiL'
'
Mn"
Blemrs-
N-
of
Vancou-everv
!
VPr
arrived
in
The
city
on
the
SunH
,
every
bunday
i,,
...h.,
t
Parting
at
12
;
canwism.
K..riu
i
i,.i
rh
n
6-75
per
,UMP
TON
noon.
,
Lucky?
He
Finds
Six-Leaf
Clover
Did
you
ever
see
a
six-leaf
clover?
The
answer
is
probably
"No,"
and
neither
did
Joe
Van
Wallegham,
city
taxi
driver,
until
last
Saturday
when
he
not
oniy
found
the
"fix-leaier"
but
three
four-leafed
ones
as
well.
Resting
on
Bill
Walsh's
front
lawn,
at
Telegraph
Point,,
some
40
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Van
Wallegham
first
found
the
not-too-common
four-leaf
"luckics."
Then
he
spottjd
the
tlx.
Ni..
Walsh
told
the
finder
that
he
had
lived
there
25
years,
had
found
several
clovers
with
four
leaves
but
had
never
seen
'
one
with
six
leaves.
Mr.
Van
Wallegham,
however,
discounts
the
belief
of
luck
attached
to
clovers.
'We
Just
laugh
about
that,"
he
grinned.
weather
permitting.
(U)
inursine
staff
of
Prince
Runert
f.
D.
Manson.
icvllof"
Rnhnn
Gtne,al
Hospital.
Le
Marquand,
plumbinir
con-!
R..,.nl-..r
mni.hi.
,r,tir,.,
nf
10
SACKS
8.50
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
tractor,
and
James
B.
Nottman,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
general
agent,
Canadian
Pacific
j
Commerce
will
be
suspended
J
Railway
were
elected
to
mem-
j
.or
the
months
of
July
and
Aug-;
bersnip
in
the
Prince
RuDcrt
list,,
il.
was
tro'i
ri
at
tho
.limp
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
last;
meeting
last
night.
Business
night's
monthly
meeting.
arising
during
the
summer
will
be
handled
by
the
executive.
Ibert
'&
McCaffery
I
?
iff
'
i'jp
1
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nncmu
emails
I
LIMIItU
COFFEE
CAKES
For
the
man
who
prefers
a
pocket
watch
for
accuracy
Instead
of
a
wrist
watch
for
convenience,
we
have
a
new
thin
model
21
jewelled
gold
filled
at
$55.00
Bulova.
Bulger's
Jewellers,
(ltd
I
f.
1
k
,Vt
I
-r
T'
Thett
toothsome
Flaky
Coffee
Cake
are
a
umple
of
the
superb
results
you
get
with
new
Fleisch-mann's
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeasi!
No'
more
anxiety
about
yeast
cakes
that
stale
and
weaken!
Fleischmann's
new
Dry
Yeast
keeps
full
strength,
just-tclinn
without
refrigeration
get
a
At
Catholic
Hal.,
lea
and
liome
cooking
sale,
June
14,
commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
In
evening,
final
tournament
card
party,
prize-giving
and
raffle,
commencing
at
8
p.m.
Past
Mistresses
L.O.BA.
sale
of
homecooking
and
candy,
June
18.
Girl
Guide
Tea
and
Sale.
Annunciation
Hall
June
lti.
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Ha.l,
June
21.
E.
II.
Hicks,
who
has
sold
his
Fraser
House
Hotel
on
Fraser
Street
and
is
leaving
the
city,
was
extended
bvst
wishes
for
I
he
future
at
the
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
niRht
by
President
J.
C.
Gilkcr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hicks
an
p'anning
tj
leave
in
August
lor
Victoria
to
make
their
future
month
s
supply
!
tjueen
Mary
l.o.D
h.
tea.
June
21,
Mrs.
F.
Thornton's,
400
4th
hl)mc-
West,
2-5.
Attention
5
Pin
Bowlers.
All
'
rV
.r-
rOWiV
THE
HATCH
Nanook.
Z'2-month-old
Polar
bear
and
town
pet
cf
Churchill,
Man.,
gets
a
firm
grip
on
the
bottle
as
she
enjoy:
a
swig
of
chocolate
milk.
Nanook
Is
three
feet
tall
and
v.
ignis
30
pound.
A
bush
pilot
picked
her
up
in
the
Northwest
Territories
ait
r
her
mother
was
killed.
Her
future
is
uncertain.
Elic
cannot
remain
in
Churchill
and
the
federal
government
has
den
d
permission
under
game
laws
fit
her
to
be
removed
from
N.W.T.
to
a
zoo.
(CP
PHOTO)
Rebckah
Bazaar,
October
20.
Cathedral
B.aar,
November
17.
bowlers
interested
in
bowling
or
j
entering
a
team
in
a
summer
i
mixed
league,
please
contact
the
,
Bowling
alley.
(Red
709).
We'
(153o)
FLAKY
COFFEE
CAKES
Scald
c
cream.
2
lbs.
granulated
sugar,
1
tip.
salt
and
c
shortening;
cool
to
lukewarm.
Meanwhile,
measure
into
a
large
bowl
l2
c
lukewarm
water.
1
tsp.
granulated
sugar;
stir
until
sugar
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
with
1
envelope
Fleischmann's
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
minutes,
THEN
stir
well.
Add
cooled
cream
mixture
and
tir
in
S
well-beaten
eggs.
Siir
in
2
c.
once-sifted
bread
Hour;
beat
until
smooth.
Work
in
21,
c
(about)
once-sifted
bread
flour,
knead
on
lightly-Houred
hoard
until
smooth
and
elastic.
Place
in
greased
bowl
and
grease
top
of
dough.
Cover
and
set
in
a
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Mix
Vt
c.
granulated
sugar
and
2
tsps.
ground
cinnamon;
sprinkle
half
of
this
mixture
on
baking
board.
Divide
dough
into
2
equal
portions
and
turn
out
one
portion
onto
prepared
board.
Roll
out
into
a
12"
square;
fold
from
back
to
front
and
from
one
side
to
the
other.
Repeat
rolling
and
folding
S
more
times,
flouring
board
lightly
if
it
becomes
sticky.
Seal
edges
of
folded
dough
and
place
in
a
greased
8"
square
cake
pan
and
pat
out
to
fit
the
pan;
butter
top
lightly
and
press
walnut
halves
well
into
the
dough.
Sprinkle
remaining
sugar
and
cinnamon
mixture
on
board
and
treat
second
portion
of
dough
same
as
first
portion.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Bake
in
a
moderate
owi,
3M)-,
Fall
Presbyterian
i
vember
,22.
Sale,
No-
would
like
to
start
play
on
Wed-
'
.
(153c)
nesday,
June
13.
(132el
I
son
wli
BURN
THEIR
OWN
A
Brazilian
law
requires
buildings
over
five
storeys
o
with
more
than
20
apartments
to
ifi-stall
their
own
garbage
iS
MARY'S
WORK
ON
VIEW-Bcautiful
needlework
of
many
.r;es
Is
shown
at
the
needlework
exhibition
organized
by
the
.School
of
Needlework
at
6t.
James's
Palace,
London,
which
ptned
by
Queen
Mary
on
April
12,
1951.
Plans
Complete
for
Reception
To
Cellulose
Opening
Guests
Fifty
local
motorists
have
made
their
cars
available
for
the
transport
of
important
visitors
who
will
FREAK
ROSE
I
W
nners
of
the
Sens
of
Friday
night
whist
drive,
at
IM0
(CP)
A
genuine
C
be
here
next
Monday
and
Tuesday
in
connection
with
'
hMVFl
iabin.tf!!;rIn.pl!li
men's
competition.
Dance
coram!
tee
included
Mrs.
j.
Pedersen,
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
F.
Sch:
oeder,
Mrs.
O.
Glske,
John
McNaughton
.
and
Rubin
Christiansen.
Refreshm
ents
ei
served.
ithe
official
opening
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.'s
ts.
Sidney
Berg,
second,
for
the
growing
on
an
apple
trea
:y
Freeman's
garden
here,
in
Is
pulled;
the
tree
".
been
grafted.
J
ladie.-,
contest:
Alf
Jensen,
first.
pulp
mill
at
Prince
Rupert
2eL
and,
G.
Rudingen,
second,
for
the
I
'FFfliY
The
140
to
150
visitors
will
Include
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
Canada's
minister
at
defence
production;
Premier
B.
I.
John-
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
l.t
mins..
while
preparing
the
following
syrup;
simmer
together
for
J
mins.,
1
c
granulated
sugar,
HA
tsps.
grated
orange
rind,
c
butter
or
margarine
and
c
orange
juice.
Quickly
pour
hot
syrup
over
the
2
partially
baked
cakes
and
bake
cakes
about
15
mins.
longer.
Stand
baked
cakes
on
cake
coolers
for
20
minutes,
then
loosen
edges
and
gently
shake
from
pans.
inmult
LONDON
(P
The
debutante
of
6n
and
members
of
the
pro-1351
makes
her
curtsy
to
the
i
vhicial
cabinet,
heads
of
Can-King
and
Queen
and
hurries
ada's
otner
PulP
ad
PaPer
m"'3
back
to
school
to
catch-up
on
as
wel1
83
toP
executives
of
the
traili
ng
she
has
missed.
jCelanese
Corporation
of
Amer-
That.
at
least,
is
the
opinion,
lca
Including
Harold
Blancke,
of
Miss
Marian
Ellison,
founder
!
President,
and
vice-presidents
of
London's
exclusive
"Club
ofiGere,
Schneider
-
and
G.
a
Richards
Prominent
financidl
Uw
Three
Wise
Monkeys."
,
,
.
...
mien,
and
bankers
are
also
com-
The
Monkey
Club,
as
It
is,ine
i.
1
V
-fff
i
J
u
4UI
'-
If
cuiiimuiuy
Known,
is
a
scnooi
For
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
and
REPAIR
WORK
SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
rwrrJ
ICS
COCHIN
that
teaches
debutantes
how
to
earn
their
own
living
and
how
to
play
a
useful
part
in
world
affairs.
Scholars
are
taught
everything
from
languages,
literature,
philosophy
and
the
arts
to
domestic
science,
dress-making
and
secretarial
work.
There
are
also
such
things
as
a
court
curtsy
and
deportment.
Started
in
1923
as
a
club
to
encourage
cultural
studies,
the
school
quickly
overcame
parental
opposition
to
'over-schooling"
young
women
of
that
day.
Now
students
start
with
determlna-
I
Of
They
will
arrive
nc:e
next
Monday
afternoon
at
3:30
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George,
specially
chartered
for
the
occasion,
and
the
cars
will
be
on
hand
to
start
on
a
tour
over
the
city
and
to
the
Prud-homme
Lake
dam
site.
Two
crack
native
uands
Greenville
and
Alyansh
en
gaged
by
Columbia
Cellulose,
will
"serenade"
the
guest
Ship
as
it
arrives
and
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
officers,
!n
dress
uniform,
will
be
on
hand
to
direct
dock
traffic
with
haif
a
dozen
Boy
Scouts
assisting.
The
arrival
of
the
Prince
George
here
Monday
afternoon
will
follow
a
cruise
north
into
Khutzamateen
Inlet,
scene
of
I
aw"
215
1st
Avenue
West
Phone
9(19
Ml
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'
P.O.
Box
721
"V
I
tion
to
fit
themselves
for
a
use-'
ful
and
happy
life
as
far
remov-I
ed
from
that
of
their
predeces-
fbr
your
living
room!
9f
1
,
sors
as
life
today
is
from
that
of
1
100
years
ago.
)
Those
taking
life-membership
!
In
the
club
can
return
to
school
anytime.
Doing
Just
that
Is
Mrs.
Peggy
McCullouRh
Jacobson,
of
Montreal
(4982
Queen
Magy
Roadi.
Keenly
Interested
In
literature,
Mrs.
Jacobson
returns
I
yearly
for
lectures
on
this
sub-
ject.
Her
1951
visit
was
made
In
(May.
i
CANADIAN
MEMBERS
I
"We
have
had
many
Canadian
'
members
throughout
the
years,"
iMiss
Elllison
said
in
an
inter-j
view.
"We
always
find
them
good
Columbia
Cellulose
logging
operations.
Monday
night
will
be
spent
at
the
dock
here
and
early
Tuesday
morning
the
xoastal
liner
will
move
to
Port
Edward
to
remain
there
until
Tuesday
night
after
the
official
opening
proceedings
when
she
will
head
back
to
Vancouver.
Crawford
Moore,
T.
M.
Christie
Earl
Gordon
and
Stuart
Furk
are
members
of
the
local
reception
committee.
SCOUTS
RALLY
MONTREAL
(CP)
More
than
2.000
scouts
will
attend
the
In-
Family
Here's
charming
proof
that
a
living
room
can
be
homey
without
being
dowdy
.
.
.
practical
as
well
as
prettyl
It's
done
with
books,
fresh
bright
colors,
close
attention
to
family
hobbies.
But
its
big
secret
"busy"
room:
imnMu
n...i
i
far
I
",u,,:'"rl
MOtOf
IS
.
'lof
life
and
c.refre..
'
Perlormjnie.
For
your
r.rm,c
lOesprexl
ihFv
b'w
u.
The
only
Canadian
resident
at
temaiionai
uoy
ocoui,
jamoorje
the
moment
is
17-ycar-old
Susan
at
Laohine,
Que.,
June
1-3.
J.
K.
I
Harvey
of
St.
John's,
Nfld.
(Bel
Carter
Is
in
charge
of
arrange-
i
Air
i.
Susan
shares
a
room
with
me-nts-
1
18-year-old
Lavlnla
Leighton.i
SNYDER
Sectional
Chesteriields
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HOME
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
nnt,
hen
you
rhimu
Is
that
from
the
floor
up
it'
completely
free
from
work-worry,
look
at
that
Gold
Seal
Congoleum
rugl
One
wipe
of
a
damp
cloth
and
it's
clean
as
a
whistle.
Yet
its
hooked-rug
pattern
has
all
the
charm
and
color
of
a
rug
straight
from
Grandmother's
housel
And
you
should
see
how
it
stands
up
under
household
traffic.
For
that
long
lasting
wear-layer
of
heat-toughened
paint
and
baked
enamel
is
equal
in
thickness
to
,
8
coats
of
best
floor
paint
applied
by
hand.
But
remember
without
this
familiar
Gold
n
be
sure
of
yean
"!
Plesiure.
a!or-
i
iNT&
NEWTON
'
Seal
it
isn't
Congoleum
...
the
only
enamel
sue.
'Distributors:
s
Ltd.
lit
Us
Sextnu
(Jowt
eldest
daughter
of
Sir
Richard
land
Lady
Leighton
of
Shrews-
bury.
B
th
have
attended
pre-!
sentation
parties
and
often
dis-1
cuss
invitations
open
to
de-jbutantes
during
London's
festival
vear.
1
Susan
hopes
to
return
to
St.
John's
in
October,
full-fledgvd
secretary,
speaking
both
French
and
Spanish.
She
will
then
work
with
her
father,
a
prominent
"'
L.
Van,
t'ouver,
B.C.
(ace
floor
covering
sold
with
the
famous
money
.
back
guarantee.
In
fact,
to
make
sure
you
get
Gold
Seal
Congoleum
Rugs
.
.
.
always
look
for
the
Gold
Seal
before
you
buy!
'
tepujj
APPI
lAkirr
c
i
u
l
v
u
RANGES
,
'ilus
ndvertweiuent
is
not
pulilishei.
I
or
displayed
by
the
I,iUr
Contro
Hoard
or
hy
the
Government
cjt
British
Columbia.
Newfoundland
businessman.
Although
fees
are
fairly
high
"
Klue
9!)2
about
94
for
a
26-week
secre-
tartai
course,
not
including
club
jLECTRIC
"aV
ERO
SOAP
I
membership
and
other
outlays
I
applications
f
o
r
membership
I
greatly
exceed
available
accom-
modatlon.
AH
applicants
must
i
be
rpe.omme.nder
by
twi
accepted
members
with
at
least
two
years'
standing.
"
V
After
a
10
weeks'
probationary
!
mrmbership,
new
scholars
are
N
ow
Moving,
Faekine.
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910.
Fhunes
60
and
68
C
ONGOLEUM
Dealers
Kcicn
Consumers
Co-op
Hardware
251
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Get
CONGOLEUM
from
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBride
Street,
Prince
Rupert
Let
us
sec
to
your
car's
nceJs,
Itirough
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcase
A
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
REPAIRS
stUebaKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
.
Third
Avenue
at
Park
.
Green
217
59c
either
accepted
or
asked
to
leave.
"All
members
who
cannot
live
up
tr
our
standards
must
go,"
said
Miss
Ellison.
"This,
however,
CONGOLEUM
available
at
A.
MicKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
308
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
CONGOLEUM
handled
by
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
332-338
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
k
Shoppi
j
rarely
happens
and
all
we
ask
Is
self-discipline,
honor
and
a
will
to
work."