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Prince
Kupen
Uaiiy
News
Thursday,
November
1,
1951
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the
ALLEYS
Terry
Stewart
RCMP
Returning
Sgt.
Terence
A.
Stewart,
who
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Campaneiia
Named
Best
NEW
YORK
if.
Roy
Campaneiia,
Brooklyn's
brilliant
catchjr,
was
Wednesday
named
the
mot
valuable
player
in
trie
National
League
for
1951
6
a
24-man
committee
of
the
Baseball
Wi
iters'
Association
of
America.
Slan
Musial
of
St.
Louis,
w'.r.nins;
his
fiflh
batting
titl
Left
Estate
of
Seven
Million
TORONTO
William
H.
Wright,
Northern
Ontario
mining
man,
who
bought
the
Tor-.r.to
Globe
and
Mail,
has
left
an
tstaie
or
S7,00ft,fXiO,
according
to
the
wil'
which
has
been
filed
for
probate
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MEN'S
FIVE-PIN
LEAGUE
Benny
Wlndle
of
Manson's
again
bowled
high
single
for
the
night
In
Men's
Five-Pin
Bowling
League
this
week,
with
285.
Rusty
Ford
of
the
Short
Circuits
had
high
three
of
721
with
games
of
225
,
235
and
261.
Manson's
had
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LADIES'
FIVE-PIN
LEAGl'E
Lyons
continue
the
lead
by
a
iong
margin
in
"A"
Division
of
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
ai
a
result
of
this
week
play
while
a
three-way
tie
has
developed
between
McKay's,
Commercials
and
Manson's
for
honors
In
"B"
Division.
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lftp?Miift
In
this
week's
play,
Belle
i
with
355
runs,
finished
second
w:th
Mont
j
Irvan,
big
power
for
the
hc-x
York
Giants,
was
th.rd.
Hockey
Scores
several
years
ago
was
a
constable
in
th-
eil.y
detachment
of
the!
provincial
police,
is
returning
to
Princr:
Rupert
t'j
assume
Die
post
cf
sub-divisional
non-commis-fioned
Mficrr
in
charge
of
the
new
Royal
Canadian
Mounled
Fn'ire
set-tiT
which
re-establish-.'a
a
sub-division
with
headquarter-
at
Prince
Rupert.
Sergeant
Stewart
?.
now
at
Prince
Gcoree.
i.iimediati.-ly
after
leaving
here.
h
whs
s;atkjr.;d
for
several
y;iar:
at
Nnnaimo.
Hi
word
has
yet
been
received
c:
to
who
will
be
the
new
sub-in&pector
at
Prince
Rupert.
This
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v.Ui
Uike
hi
Burns
Lc.kc,
Smith-.Ts,
Hazelton,
Terrace,
Quer-n
Charlotte
Islands,
Stewart,
Atlin,
Telegraph
Creek
(Jt'.a'hments.
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National
.
Toronto
1,
Montreal
0
Ameroson
of
McMeekin
s,
with
278,
was
high
single
game
.scorer
for
"A"
Division.
Retta
Long
of
Wrathall's
had
high
three
aggregate
of
C58.
Leah
McKay
of
McKay's
was
high
single
and
high
aggregate
scorer
for
"B"
Division
with
244
and
619,
respectively.
Results
in
the
two
ladies'
divisions
were:
"A"
DIVISION
Wrathall's
3,
Skeena
Gro.
0.
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Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
3.
Seattle
3
1
acoma
4,
Calgary
3
Western
International
n!h
single
of
1160
and,
coupled
witr!
games
of
1577
and
952,
gave
thrrn
high
three
cf
3189.
Results:
"A"
League
Home
Oil
4,
Firemen
0
Bulger's
3,
Rupert
Butchtij
1
Moose
0,
Sport
Shop
4
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1,
Man.Ws
3
Coak'.i
Jewellers
4,
P
R.
Amusements
0
CNRA
No.
1,
4,
Buds
0.
"B"
League
Hot
Shots
4,
CNRA
No.
2,
0
Short
Circuits
i,
Co-op
0
Jaycees
4,
Royal
Fish
0
Canadian
Legion
4.
;
Bulkley
Market
4,
Kaien
Industries
0
Paramount)
4,
Northwest
Construction
0
Standings:
"A"
Division
Manson's
18
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TREASURE
Thrre
Canad
anr
are
among
the
crew
of
12
who
sailed
this
portsm-utn,
Eng.,
in
searcn
of
Durld
trrastire
bP'.ieved
left
by
Capt.
William
Kldd,
the
jiraip
who
was
hanged
in
1701.
The
treasure
is
believed
In
the
South
China
Sea's
on
,:,d
about
200
miles
off
Siam.
Left
to
right
are:
Ian
Rogers,
Ottawa;
John
Fry,
.
Qu".,
and
Oeoffiey
Taylor,
Outremont.
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PHOTOi
Everett
Getting
Big
New
Mill
Kamloops
5,
Nelson
3.
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AUCKLAND,
N.Z.
(CP)
Auck-
land
zoo
officials
have
learned
;
that
female
Pigtail
monkeys
ar1
hard
to
obtain.
Singapore
trad-
f
ers
state
that
high
prices
arc
!
paid
by
natives
who
train
the
;
animals
to
pluck
coconuts.
The
j
market
fcr
coconuts
has
rLsen
,
and
with
It
the
demand
for.
THEMiTtMOV
EVERETT
Merger
of
two
plant")
here
will
result
in
tte
building
of
a
17,000,000
pulp
mill.
GLLETI
c
monkeys.
Lyons
3,
Lucky
Strikes
0.
Gordon
Si
Anderson
3,
Savoy's
defaulted.
McMeekin's
2,
Dibb
Printing
1.
Annette's
2,
Cloverleafs
1.
Stars
2,
Rosa
Lee's
1.
Standing-Lyons
21
Rosa
Lee
10
McMeekin's
15
Annette's
14
Gordon
&
Anderson's
....
14
Savoy's
13
Lucky
Strikes
11
Cloverleafs
11
Stars
8
Dibb
Printing
7
Skeen.i
Gro
6
B"
DIVISION
7th
Ave.
Mkt.
3,
Sunrise
0.
Manson's
3,
Cook's
0.
Commercials
3,
Co-op.
0.
Toilers
2,
McKay's
1.
Rupert
Radio
2,
Shenton's
1.
Bib
Sisters
2.
75
Taxi
1.
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Today's
super-keen
Gillette
Blue
blades
g.
rL'
lt.3"
inir
shaves
ev,
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Sport
Shop
15
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CNRA
No.
1
15
P
R.
Amusements
13
Home
Oil
12
Thorn
Stwet
Metal
10
Ccok's
Jewellers
9
Bud's
8
Rupert
Butchers
8
Moose
7
Bulger's
7
Firemen
2
"B"
Division
Paramounts
15
Hot
Shots
14
Jaycees
'
13
.
Canadian
Legion
11
Royal
Fish
10
Northwest
Const
10
Short
Circuits
io
Bulkley
Market
:
10
Kaien
Industries
8
CNRA
No.
2
6
Co-op
6
One
team,
the
Coastal
Painters,
have
dropped
out
cf
the
league,
so
another
entry
is
needed.
GLASGOW,
Scotland
(CP)
-
you
change
blades
quick
fuSJ.
Aiwuvn
..,
GilUt.e
Blue
Blade,.
Precision-made
lor
your
Gillette
Razor.
in.Rlnrle
Gillette
Standing
McKay's
.
.
18
Commercials
18
Manson's
18
Shenton's
13
Toilers
12
Rupert
Radio
,..
12
Big
Sisters
11
75
Taxi
11
Cook's
Jewellers
U
7th
Ave.
Mkt
11
Sunrise
6
Co-op
3
nans
....
it
I
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bvqha
ruq
Winter
holds
no
terrors
(or
the
home
heated
with
Standard
Furnac
Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil.
Carefully,
relmpd
ti
exacting
specific
tioni
Standard
Heating
Oi's
burn
with
a
clean,
hot
flame,
jive
instant;
reliable
heat
and
burn
completely
without
waste.
Banish
"high
and
low"
temperatures
in
your
home.
Simply
set
th
controls.
Your
heating
unit
does
the
rest.
Forget
fuel
worries.
Your
Standard
Heating
Oil
man
keeps
your
tank
at
the
sale
Uvel"
Givo
him
a
call.
He's
listed
in
the
phone
book.
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DisoenserWith
Manay
u-
Blade
Comportment
COPENHAGEN
CP)
The
Dan
ish
hospital
ship
"Jutlandia"
is
University
students
here
decided
to
hold
a
beer-drinking
contest
to
raisp
funds
for
a
students'
farewell
dinner,
but
when
officials
heard
of
it
the
menu
was
changed
to
ginger
beer.
A
brewery
had
intended
presenting
600
'
bottles
of,
beer.
returning
to
the
Korean
war
front
after
bringing
woundei
European
soldiers
home.
Special
"Jutlandia"
paper
money
for
the
u?e
of
the
cr?w
and
the
hospital
staff
Is
bolng
introduced
aboard
the
ship.
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iRKASURE
TROVE
The
(pod
ship
La
noma
with
a
band
of
young
adventurers
set
sail
:rnm
Gusport,
Hampshire,
England,
in
search
of
a
legendery
treasure
said
buried
by
"im
Ktdd
on
a
small
Island
about
200
miles
south
of
Siam.
Capt.
Kidd,
17th
cvntury
i
hanged
In
1701,
and
the
treasure
is
said
worth
1.200.000
in
present-day
currency.
..itUug
Geoffrey
Taylor,
Outrcmont,
Que.,
John
Fry,
Westmount,
Que.,
and
Ian
'Mana
are
among
the
crew
of
12
who
seek
the
hoard.
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tdvwtlicment
b
not
publliheci
oc
displayed
by
th
Liquor
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Ban
ar
kit
the
Cjawmwm
c
British
Cow
Here
is
a
personal
recipe
for
hot
water
pie
crust
which
is
easy
to
make.
Ingredients:
One-half
pound
lard,
one-half
cup
boiling
water.
Beat
this
to
cream
consistency
and
th.-n
add
three
cups
pastry
flour,
one
teaspoon
salt
and
one-hulf
teaspoon
baking
powder.
Io
make
the
crust
shiny
and
brown,
brush
with
milk
before
popping
in
the
oven.
If
it's
an
apple
pie,
don't
forget
to
serve
it
with
cheese.
The
department
suggests
a
are
characterized
by
round
or
spherical
red
coats;
miid-flav-ored,
good
either
in
salad
or
dessert.
Canadian
Swiss
is
a
nut-likj
cheese,
characterized
by
its
"eyes"
and
good
for
sandwiches,
salads
or
desserts.
Subtle
tlavcr
makes
Oka
a
fine
dessert
cheese,
and
the
flavor
of
Llm-burpcr
makes
up
for
thj
jokes
about
its
odor.
CHEESE
FOR
VEGETABLES
A
combination
of
cheese
and
v;p.(tab!es
makes
a
dish
that's
both
U'..-y
and
economical.
Bru'seis
rorouts
or
cauliflower
which
has
L.'tn
dipped
in
cheese
batter
and
deep-fried
makes
a
good
supper
dhh.
The
sprouts
or
piecrs
of
cauliflower
should
be
cooked
in
boiling
salted
water
"Ir.)
'tfVTin.
I
!.
topping
of
cream
cheese,
w
hipped
'
$6.29
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M33
until
light,
makes
home-made
iruit
pies
taste
even
better
than
usual.
Other
cheese
tips:
A
little
Canadian
blue-vein
Roquefort
crumbled
in
your
next
tossed
green
salad
gives
character.
And
lor
your
next
parly,
try
a
filling
of
cream
cheers,
chopped
candied
ginger
und
chopped
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a
Canadian
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Hint
little
rhyme:
f
1
without
the
cheese
without
a
4':
apple
pie
is
one
of
if
N"'cialtl8,
despite
''f
ada
is
not
a
nation
;
ttrs.
While
some
1
arilan
cheesa
may
I
lie
world,
Canada
'
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per
capita
con-
"nn-.ts
say
that,
if
'
'r?
limited
In
only
I
iif.
se.
they'd
prob-;;f
flieildar.
the
type
f
7
u.
tv
in
rooking.
iny
other
kinds,
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!'.i"iibrrt
is
a
mel-1'iMci
chvese
to
be
;
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ackers,
fruit
and
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and
Gouda
Gordon
&
Anderson
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until
tender.
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Thi
batter
is
made
by
mixing
one-half
cup
of
flour,
a
few
!
grams
of
salt
and
pepper,
plus
!
one-half
teaspoon
of
baking
jpowdei.
To
this
add
a
slightly
'
beaten
ertir
and
one-quarter
cup
:
milk.
Combine
with
the
flour
j
mixture.
Then
bl.tnd
one-half
i
cup
gruied
medium
Cheddar
!
cheeie
into
the
batter,
j
The
vegetable
pieces
ai
dipped
into
this
batter
and
deep
I
fried
In
hot
fat
until
golden
'
brown.
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