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Prince
Kuperr
Daily
News
Friday,
December
7,
1951
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Housekeeping
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Opens
Bear!
Meat
Mart
RAMORE,
Ont.
(CP)
Kelly
Chamandy
has
opened
an
unusual
butcher
shop
in
this
town
100
miles
north
of
Sudbury.
He
Is
probably
the
fir.it
man
in
Canada
licensed
to
.sell
the
meat
of
bear,
beaver,
muskrat
and
racoon.
Already
knawn
for
his
famed
"Eskimo
Land"
a
unique
collection
of
northern
Ontario
relics
Chamandy
predicts
a
boom-
1
IVini
UJerilSJwarU
LONDON
F
Award
of
Merit
by
the
Royal
Horticultural
Society
goes
to
Canadian
Welcome,'
a
n;w
variety
of
the
worht-fam-ous
'Bow
Belfs'
orchid,
well-known
ore
Canadian
markets.
'
The
white
orchid,
in
the
form
of
a
boufiuet,
was
presented
to
Princess
Eflzabetrr
ami
Princess
Margaret
at
a
reception
in
London's
Oui'dhall,
given
as
a
"welcome
hi.me"
to
Elizabeth'
alter
the
royal
tour
of
Canada.
"Canadian
Welcom
e"
was
grown
by
Peter
Black,
director
of
an
orchid-grawing
firm,
In
honor
of
the
Canadian
visit.
t
f
,V
-
wall.
The
decorations
should
be
characteristic
of
the
season
with
a
co!
;r
scheme
of
red,
green
and
white.
The
plates,
cutlery
and
nap-
1
kins
may
placed
at
one
or
bo'.h
ends
of
the
table
and
duplicate
dishes
of
food
are
a
good
idea
if
many
are
to
be
served.
Card
tables
with
pretty
cloths
'
'
r
i
With
Christmas
only
a.
few
days
away,
Rrevtini
cards
will
poon
be
arriving.
The
last
of
the
presents
are
being
bought
and
wrappe'i
in
attractive
paper.
Dacorations
are
leady
to
hang
and
a
haw
festive
note
rings
throughout
he
hou:;e.
Activities
on
Chi'ihtmas
Eve
vary
from
home
to
home
in
our
vast
eountiy.
In
some,
the
children
go
to
bed
early
in
anticipation
ol
Santa's
visit,
while
father
dresses
the
tree
and
mother
complets
last
minute
preparations
for
the
Christmas
dinner.
In
other
homes,
the
first
party
of
the
season
takes
place.
Some
ing
meat
business.
,:
Since
obtaining
his
licence
a
month
ago,
he
ha.s
sold
the
meat
-s
of
two
whole
biack
bears
but
4
-
"
rsxjzss2bzrr.zr
claims
he
"could
have
sold
10
of
I
.
,
'
tnem
if
I
had
them."
r.
i.
i
.i.
j.
i
10th
of
December
marks
the
third
anniversary
of
the
adoption
.
i
1P
Universal
Declaration
of
Hum..
Rights
by
the
United
Na-
,
P,PJ
01
bear
meat
now
K-'-.i
Aemhlv.
Tlti
dIM.m.n
JL.i......
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exhausted
t
and
he
doesn't
ex-
Arrlvu
fi
JUL
times
it
takes
the
"
form
of
a
jh
ijrm
-
'"pn
v'-u
Hiirr
ran
ui
,
:,
;.M
and
discussion,
expresses
the
hifhest
ideal
ami
aspirations
"'"",,
"
.
:
"ouse-decoratlnR
party.
If
this
i
I.
human
family.
The
work
of
many
minds,
the
Declaration
com-
""Tn
,
',,
trapping
sea-
,
is
tne
case.
as
the
Euests
arrive,
.,
"'n
ln
fu
he
v
expects
he
11
,
I,
the
experience,
morals,
laws,
aims
and
beliefs
of
many
differ-
thay
are
made
responsible
for
i,plfs
towards
securing
the
universal
recognition
of
these
rights;
"ae
a
?00?
suPPiv
bef
v"
i
some
small
part
of
the
riecora-
Prince
Rupert
G.
Titus,
Prince
George;
J.
K.
Stevens.'J.
Usborne,
C.
N.
Shears.
D.
Newton,
E.
Kissock,
E.
S.
Warner,
a.
Burns,
j.
II.
McSaufehlon,
G.
Speirs,
F.
H.
Weeden,
H.
B.
j
aim
iuM
meal,
un
i.auu
oy
;
tions
an(i
at
the
end
of
the
the
end
of
the
month.
!
evening
their
work
is
iuded
and
will
be
appreciated
by
those
present
without
laps,
that
is,
the
1
men.
The
home
economists
suggest
that
the
menu
may
be
sliced
ham
or
tonpoie
with
perhaps
a
potato
salad,
and
for
color,
a
jellied
one
in
a
Christmas
shape.
Another
good
idea
is
to
have
an
ea.,;
-to-prepare
hot
casserole
di
h
such
as
creamed
chicken
and
mushrooms.
Whether
the
main
dish
is
cold
or
hot,
be
sure
tc
have
a
festive
array
of
relishes
on
the
table.
It
goes
without
sajing
that
a'generoiis
supply
of
iiui,
loiis
snouid
be
there
too.
i
I'or
an
informal
gathering,
the
home
economists
suggest
that
the
hor.tess
havo
a
large
saucepan
or
soup
on
the
stove.
Everyone
is
sure
to
enjoy
a
cup
of
hot
g'jjp
either
upon
arriving
or
before
leaving
on
a
crisp,
jvinter
rie.ht.
Consomme
or
bouillon
are
roth
quite
suitable
for
the
occa-'
sion.
To
s-rve
with
the
soup,
there
is
nothing
better
than
Me'ba
toast,
croutons
or
small
salted
crackers.
Hot
sausage
rolls
made
with
either
sausages
j
rum
(fe;'
Jt
I
&
ir
i'
I-
to
Racoons,
he
said,
are
lew
and
i
a
prize
awarded.
In
still
others
far
between
in
the
north
but
he
it
is
the
custom
for
the
family
to
believes
he'll
have
some
racoon
!
have
a
large
meal
after
th.-y
re-meat
for
sale
occasionally.
i
turn
from
midnight
church
ser-
rmers
tion
plant
in
Saskatoon,
which
has
been
processing
rape-seed
oil
for
low-quality
European
margarine.
II
!
The
The
two
two
influential
influential
co-opera-!
co-operatives
Re'iuests
of
friends
for
bear
vice.
.
No
matter
which
type
of
Rn!im0
.
tlve.1
do
do
not
not
sneak
sneak
for
tor
the
th.
en
-meat
gave
Chamandv
the
idea
celebration
is
taking
plaje
a
ake
UI
Vj
V.
Everett,
G.
E.
Wilson,
W.
C.
Budd
and
J.
Mouatt,
Vancouver;
R.
E.
Balardeau,
Prince
Georgvj;
E.
A.
Magel,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Snidal
and
family,
Cassiar;
H.
Wipperman
and
H.
Guy,
Mas-set;
I.
McAuley,
Ocean
Falls;
O.
H.
Dolond,
J.
Heckling,
city;
A.
J.
Bond,
Hazelton;
J.
McMahon
and
G.
Heffernan,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
G.
H.
Joliffe,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
L.
Casey,
Terrace.
tire
Saskatchewan
dairy
Indus-'0'
lne
"Utcner
shop
and
set
him
pauy
oecoraiea
iree
witn
coior-try,
but
their
decision
to
get
''bout
trying
to
get
a
licence.
ful
packages
piled
behw,
candle
Into
the
margarine
business
With
tongue
in
cheek
he
ap-
n8nt
and
a
P'y
centre
piece
-I.VftoN
(CP)
A
group
of
Tbii
advertisement
u
not
published
or
ilUfttayed
by
the
Liquor
Cootr!
Board
or
by
the
GovcrnmcDt
of
British
Cohmbia.
"
mi
-i
'.tn
larmers
nave
'"""
iium
me
pre-
,piuai;iit?u
tne
wuuiue
omsiun
oi
-,v
-
-
,n
about-face
on
mar-
vluus
stand.
Only
a
year
ago
Mr.
i
the
Department
of
Lands
and
for
the
Christmas
Eve
party.
Invead
of
fighting
it,
Gooding,
voicing
scepticism
re-
j
Forests
at
Kirkland
Lake
in
.
Home
economists
say
that
when
rilke
the
butter
subMi-
gating
a
news
starv
that
somt
search
of
the
licence.
entertaining,
the
refreshments
-mivs.
"-V
fwners
cashed
their
And
with
tongue
in
cheek
the
fhou'd
be
pland
an,d
P
ww
no
prejudice
again.-.t
cream
cheques
in
order
to
buy,
division
took
Chamandy'a
re-
n
fvance
80
a"
.may
T01"
n
th'
Sm
ot
lhe
even,n-
n
,s
margarine,
said:
j
more,"
said,
m,y
quest
to
the
Ontario
government
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If
you
want
to
sell
it,
aJvertlse
j
it.
News
classified.
or
Werners',
a
large
p'ate
of
assorted
sandwiches
or
a
make-your-own
sandwich
tray
ara
all
t'nun.
president
of
8ask-
aarry
farmer
would
be
a
I
in
Toronto.
.ih.imhuuu
io
near
in
nuim.
inai
Federated
Co-opera-
fool
to
cut
his
own
throat,
and
dairy
farmers
are
not
fools."
WON'T
1IIKT
DAIRYING
Gooilint',
manager
of
tho
i.w.m
Dairy
Pool,
add-
OPENS
BtTCIIfiR
SHOP
!
rich
foods
at
Christmas
time
and
Within
a
week's
time
the
li-
that
simple,
but
attractive
party
cence
came,
enabling
him
to
fare,
templing
to
the
eye
and
the
open
his
butcher
shop
but
.stipu-
:
appetite,
without
taxing
the
bud-lating
that
only
the
meat
of
g-et
will
be
very
much
enjoyed,
beaver,
bear,
muskrat
and
ra-;
.
h,.ffp,
nBrt
,,
piiminatp
Announcing
the
new
plan,
Mr.
b'en
mviri!?
Urwin
said:
"Before
very
long
,rv
industry
a
ride.
We
you
will
be
able
to
buv
co-
good
foods
whh
can
be
prepared
well
ahead
of
time.
f
or
a
sweet
to.it.h
filler,
a
tray
of
cookies
could
be
the
answer.
I
Why
not
fcrve
an
international
selection
of
cookies
such
as
Scotch
shortbreads,
Chinese
chew;;,
Danish
fancies
and
Canadian
applesauce
cookies?
The
final
touch
to
entertaining
at
this
season
is,
of
course,
Christmas
cake
and
coffee.
than
have
we
should
t!,:,:
raiher
.i,c
hurt
us,
many
serving
difficulties.
Tho
coon
be
sold.
The
plight
of
the
now
lowly-paid
trapper
is
part
of
the
reason
why
Chamandy
believes
he
secured
his
licence
without
de-
guests,
by
serving
themselves,
he'p
with
the
work.
If
the
dining
room
is
large
enough,
leave
the
table
in
the
centre
with
the
operatively
produced
margarine.
For
the
life
of
me
I
cannot
see
that
this
is
going
to
hurt
the
dairy
industry
in
any
way
because,
as
I
say.
the
Dairy
Pool
came
in
with
us
on
the
proposition."
Federated
Co-operatives
will
distribute
the
margarine
help
us."
1U.IiuO.000
pounds
of
ne
a.s
brought
into
:n
.iii
from
outside
the
The
Saskatchewan
ili-
Hied
they
niight
as
.:
t:e:n.-,elve.s
in
on
the
j
&
fe
I
lay.
i
decorations
in
the
middle
of
it.
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Alan
I.arrd,
tlreen
1S3
Watt.-!
and
Nic
ker.wr's
to
FrlzzelFs
Motors:
Fulton
Street
S1G-600
;
6th
Ave.
West
600
and
700
Blwks.
ROUTE
2
Ralph
Olsen,
Blue
123
Herman
Street;
1430
fith
East
to
Seal
Cove.
ItOlTE
3
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077:
2nd
Ave.
West.
041-1023
incht.-I-ins
0th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzeli's
Motors
to
end
of
3rJ
West.
ItOlTE
4
Alvin
Nysledt,
Blue
638
7th
Ave.
We.t
704-1427:
9ih
Ave.
West
102-60!)
80'1-Cfil:
'
Fulton
Street
700
Block;
Tatlow
Street
8t)f-i;23;
Comox
Ave.
ItOlTE
5
Jimmy
M
-Lean,
Red
822
4th
Ave.
West
100-445;
5th
Ave.
West
105-515;
0!h
Ave.
West
3U8-539;
Dunsmuir
Street
211-421;
Tallow
612-
FOR
A
LASTING
"The
trappers
used
to
get
$75
;
If
the
room
is
small
or
11
the
for
each
blanket
beaver
pelt
and
!
living-room
is
to
be
used,
place
now
they
get
only
$25,"
he
said,
j
the
table
acalnst
the
wall
and
Chamandy
pays
trappers
20;
arrange
the
decorations
along
cents
a
pound
for
the
meat
and
,
the
side
of
the
table
nearest
the
The
British
Naval
library
fn
London
has
records
showing
the
po;
ition
of
any
vessel
at
any
date
Io:
two
centuries
past.
SHINE,
through
its
300
stores.
The
c
,in
to
take
the
bail
rjahy
Pool
will
take
care
of
the
soap
companies
ing.it
to
Independent
retail
out-;:ir
manufacturer
of
lets.
and
keep
the
saving
Butter
production
in
Canada,
whs
it
at
'S3
cents
a
pound.
He
had
already
sent
out
a
number
,lrm-x,in,
said
Mr.
Ur-
now
nf.
t.ho
lnu,p!
levul
tn
9li,nf
clrrnlnrs
-idvisinff
i.ranner
of
0
e
3u(l
retail
co-opera-
years,
has
dropped
by
about
40,-
j
the
new
meat
market
and
mail-cs
have
ben
selling
be-
boo.OOO
pounds
year
since
the
j
ed
to
settlements
from
Nortn
'"'U
,ui(l
7000
pounds
nf
manufacture
of
murgarine
was
1
Bay
to
Moosonc-e
on
James
Bay.
1
atavarltW
a
Week
at
riPrlared
leunl
h
the
itrli.lnl
i
K..
nnn
t
...
...ill
w
-j
-"
nuuui
uu
uduiici
win
ftv-v
ij
I'f-nis
.
'.
ouutr
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
circulars.
Some
of
the
circulars
here
.it
09
cents.
nearly
three
years
ago.
I
went
to
trappers
Chamandy
al-
Besides
competition
from
the
I
readv
knows,
while
others
were
Ii.,ir
Pool
and
tiie
Fed-('
eopetatives.
are
con-by
Mime
1211.000
Sask-
mailed
directly
to
settlements
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
SPECIALS
14
Shopping
Days
Till
Christmas
margarine,
dairy
men
blame
tiie
decline
in
butter
production
on
i
l.irniers.
The
two
br-.,i.s
have
organized
a
s
,rv.
We.ncrn
Foods
Ltd.,
f
;!cture
margarine.
The
the
difficulty
of
obtaining
labor
lor
dairy
farms
and
the
relatively
high
returns
to
farmers
for
other
oroducts
such
as
beef
for
the
trappers'
information.
,
Chamandy
cstin.ates
that
75
per
cent
of
those
who
buy
from
him
since
he
obtained
his
11-cenie
had
never
tasted
the
meat
before.
-lit
owned
by
the
Dairy
cuttlc,
gram,
hogs
and
poultry.
4
-i
be
lood.
Boys'
Dress
Shirts
I
they
all
keep
coming
But
Girls'
Coats
.
Sizes
8
to
14
.
To
clear
15
DISCOUNT
D'MKV
TltOEH'tTS
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
back
for
more.
They
like
It
so
S1.29
Reg.
$1.99.
To
clear
...
it.
News
classified.
well
I
cant
meet
the
demands.
f
!ii
of
tiie
new
enterprise
I
in
make
maximum
u.se
t
y
products.
Legislation
1,'n.s.sary.
Saskatchewan
nii'iire
that
at
least
fient
ol
any
butter
sub-He
vim-table
oils.
West-f
-'is
Ltd.
will
be
able
to
J
-.i
e
about
10-per-cent
1
Talk
in
its
product,
but
-a
in
and
Mr.
Goodins
I
.ke
to
-see
the
proportions
10
DISCOUNT
Toy
Department
CHINA
Black
floral
Cups
and
QO
dJ
Saucers.
Only,
each
Kinsmen
Peanut
Day
jj
On
orders
of
$10.00
or
more
in
our
"i
Toy
Department
DOMS'
DEPT.
STORE
515;
Emerson
Place;
Agncw
Place.
ROUTE
G
Eleanor
Walker,
Green
929
8th
Ave.
West
105-537;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270;
MeOrleie
Street
113-708.
ROUTE
7
Glendon
Smith,
Blue
931
All
of
Section
2
ROUTE
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
R61
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
(CNK-Fi.':herjuei:'s
FioaLs).
ROUTE
9
Mclvin
Bjornson,
Green
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McBride
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
ROUTE
10
Bruce
Roald,
Green
719
4th
Ave.
East
237-73H;
5th
Ave.
East
301-719;
fith
Ave.
East
119-245,
301-626;
Hays
Cove
(Jir::le
82-667;
Cotton
Street
511-516;
Green
Street
411-416;
Eberl
Street;
Young
Street.
ROUTE
11
Leslie
Murdoch,
Black
285
Piargfitt
Ave.;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Herman
Place;
Piggott
Place.
'
ROUTE
12
Sammy
Alexander
11th
Ave.
East
333-1865;
Frederick
St.;
Shcrbrook
Ave.
:'
t
UOUTE
11
Ronny
Eby,
Grfrert
258
Mi"
C'.C""'
1st
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341;"
1st
Street
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
News-National
Motors.
ROUTE
13
Alleyn
Ritchie.
Black
888
5th
Ave.
West
035-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Frarrr
,
Street
Blggar
Place.
ROUTE
16
Frank
Kilborn,
Green
977
4th
Ave.
East
124-234;
5th
Ave.
East
101-240;
7th
Ave.
East
108-658;
Bowser
Street.
ROUTE
17
Charlie
Lindstrom,
Green
924
6th
Ave.
West
210-539;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537:
3th
Ave.
West
221-528:
Lotbiniere
St.
721-723;
McBridc
St.
4i:i-704;
Tatlow
St.
625-733.
ROUTE
18
Arvid
Hardin,
Blue
665
6th
Ave.
East
Block
800;
8th
Ave.
East
915VI76:
9th
Ave.
East
1000-1144,;
10th
East
900-1130;
Alfred
Sirrft:
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
Phone:
Red
846
McBridc
end
4th
Ave.
ors
of
the
plan
see
an-'Uig-raiiRp
advantage
for
aewan
farmers,
who
ive
been
urged
to
lessen
n:e
on
grain
growing.
!
encourage
farmers
to
jail'Avers,
whose
seeds
iih-LTade
vegetable
oil.
"tn
Manitoba
has
had
"able
success
in
growing
if''.s
for
.salad
oils.
In
n
Saskatchewan,
about
'''mental
sunflower
plots
"'
out
this
year.
Already
s
a
vegetable
oil
extrac-
Saturday,
Dec.
3
,
3
ean$
of
peanuts
in
a
pack
'i
pound
peanuts,
cashews
and
almonds
$2..00
a
Pack
IN
AID
OF
CHILDREN'S
XMAS
PARTY
FUND
,HlR$
lot
04
A
W..
Lit
fOt
SCOTIAND'S
fAVOUHII
SON
OHNNIE
f,'"
:
.
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:
tl
s
r-f
I1H,W
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5
a
m
ALKER
C0TCH
Gk
I
insnr
I
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P-
i?
A
Lovely
Little
Gift
Hassocks
a
r
e
presents
that
everyone
can
afford
Hiram
l-w
.":..
,
CP
,
v
and
yet
they
give
lasting
beauty
and
usefulness
to
any
living
room.
ROUTE
19
Jimmy
Johnson.
Green
661
6th
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROUTE
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
8th
Ave.
East
1038-1944.
ROUTE
21
Jimmy
Moorehead.
Red
335
2nd
Ave.
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279;
11th
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROUTE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
ROUTE
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
2nd
Ave.
West
716-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street:
3rd
Ave.
West
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nickcrson's
(5th
St.).
.
ROITE
25
Gary
Tarkin,
Green
660
6th
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROUTE
26
Frankie
Stewart,
Blue
716
7th
Ave.
East
931-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
928-1154.
ROUTE
27
Christopher
Harvev,
Green
214
Oth
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
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MERCHANTS
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types
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varieties.
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tan
brown
and
grey.
red.
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century
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
'
the
Government
of
Canada.
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