Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
16,
1951
r
Ml
I
HUH
AM
HOSMIAL
tttontinued
from
pime
It
scheme,
W.
D.
Griffiths
of
the
Blackwood
on
BriJL
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;
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if
i
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.i
?s
1
II
,
'i
ti
ii
i
ir
-
t,
'-it''
.
I
.
V
r
j
Marine
and
Boiler
Makers
said:
"If
it
can
work
in
England,
it
n
i.
Report
f
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
rom
Kar
lament
You
can
gain
a
lot
of
points
by
using
the
hold
ip
play,
which
is
refusing
to
win
a
trick
that
yo;-.
By
E.
T.
APPLEWHAITE,
M
P.
can
work
here.
"
Declaring
that
"they
can
find
money
for
destructive
purposes"
Mr.
Griffiths
asked
for
an
inquiry
into
the
B.C.H.I.
"It
is
time
for
an
accounting,"
said
H.
R.
Hill.
He
talked
on
the
free
enterprise
system
Uwt
forced
the
B.C.H.I.
subscribers
to
deal
with
the
government.
could
win.
This
play
is
employed
mostly
at
no
truni,
although
it
has
its
application
to
suit
play
too.
Durinjr
the
Easter
recess
and
immediately
after
VjK.!it
some
time
with
the
Secretary
of
the
Air
jiispoi
t
Hoard
on
the
application
of
Central
British
North-South
vulnerable
fihiml'ia
Airways
for
their
TerraceSmithers-Burns
!
Mr.
Hill
said
it
was
like
a
butter
'merchant
demanding
custom
at
'his
store,
although
his
prices
.;e.VaiNk'riioof-lTince
George
license.
I
w
ould
like
mention
that
Mr.
Morisset,
secretary
of
the
Board,
and
were
nigner.
In
a
lively
address,
John
Mul-loney
said
that
the
B.C.H.I.
is
absorbing,
besides
its
own
loss
most
friendly
South
dealer
(Mr.
Imle)
S
A
6
4
H
Q
6
D
K
10
7
C
A
J
9
5
3
(Mr.
Mtr)
(Mra.
-krrn)
S--3
8
S
J
10
9
3
2
H
A
J
8
7
4
2
H
10
5
D
J
8
5
D
9
0
4
2
C
7
4
C
K
0
(Mr.
.Muster)
,
S
K
7
S
H
K
9
S
D
A
Q
8
c
q
io
o
2
always
l
ably
mean
defeat.
How
convenient
it
would
be
J
'
the
right-hand
opponent,
afte-winning
the
king
of
clubs,
haV-I
none
of
the
danger
suit
(hearts
'
;
to
return.
Can
that
be
arf
inged
,
Well,
perhaps.
And
that's
wha
;
Mr.
Masters
had
In
mind
whoi
!
he
ducked
the
first
trick.
j
'Now
see
what
happened.
Mrs
,
;
Keen,
after
winning
trick
on
i
with
the
10
of
hearts,
returnee
'
ithe
five
of
th'lt
5t!it.
Mr.
Ab
"'
ul.
Nw
the
board
has
ren-
hrl
a
luvoraoie
uccunuii
un
t
application
and
the
license
-.
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.
,
.
,
,
-
-
u
,
,
,
,
lM
j
j
Hji-i'ii
lorwarueu
io
lul-ii
i.ver
o!
fk-e
to
be
issued
in
ihc
oiieratiiig
certificate
biaiiH'd.
As
1
understand
it,
S
outriding
ccrulicate
in-i
tin'
airworthiness
of
the
craft
and
personnel.
Well,
any
t
-i
i
r
15,.
i...-
Eist
Tim
r,i
ailing:
South
West
North
1
C
1
H
SO
es,
the
less
of
the
Compensation
Board.
I'M
HOLY
ALLIANCE
.
"There's
an
unholy
alliance
down
there,"
said
Mr.
Mulroney
speaking
of
the
Coalition.
"There's
been
an
Indirect
split
between,
the
Conservatives
and
j
the
Liberals,"
he
added.
Pointing
out
that,
.should
un
inquiry
be
held,
the
government
would
appoint
the
board
of
inquiry,
Peter
Lien,
ul
the
Civic
I
won
with
the
ace
and
led
a
thin
heart,
which
went
to
Mr.
Mas
'
ters'
king.
The
club
finesse
was
taker?
now,
without
danger.
Mrs.
Keei
won
with
het
Irintr
hut
irni
mi
3
N
T
All
pass
The
simplest
form
of
the
play
is
where
you
have
the
r.itany
waueu
uy
nu.is
ace
and
one
or
more
small
cards
LEAFS
IN
FINALS
A
4-1
win
in
Toronto
Saturday
night
and
a
6-0
victory
in
Boston
Sunday
ingm
gave
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
the
right
to
meet
Montreal
Canadiens
in
the
Stanley
Cup
final
by
defeating
Boston
four
games
to
one.
Here
Leaf
goalie
Turk
Broda
seems
ready
to
stop
Boston's
Eddie
Sandford's
shot
regardless
of
where
it
conn's
from
In
Saturday's
game
in
Toronto.
Player;,
left
to
rieht,
are:
Ray
Timgren,
Fern
F.ainan,
Sautlford,
Broda,
Vic
Lynn
and
Bill
Barilko.
(Cp
PnOTDl
in
the
suit
led
by
opponents,
j
of
hearls
Sne
led
bark
a
dia'
i..)t
iikeiy
to
nave
murn
an-j.:y
along
tiio.se
lines.
Now,
I
i:;iise,
ilie
next
step
is
winter
Uciiauee
of
the
Terrace
air-i
iirh
1
am
now
going
after.
of
depletion
of
our
waters
by
foreign
fishermen,
Mr.
Mayhew
pointed
out
that
hitherto
the
vast
distances
hindered
such
competition
in
North
American
waters
but
now
with
new
ships
and
gear,
either
from
Europe
or
A.sla,
local
fish
populations
can
ae
subject
to
increased
foreign
lushing,
Co-operation
Of
great
interest
to
the
pe'ople
of
Terrace
and
in
fact
all
Central
B.C.,
was
the
resolution
passed
by
the
Council
asking
for
the
establishment
of
"a
greater
degree
of
co-operation
between
fisheries
and
powr
agencies
in
the
planning
and
construction
of
hydro-electric
installations
in
British
Columbia."
Protection
from
Japs
Tlv;
Council
also
passed
a
resolution
which,
alter
reciting
the
possible
repetition
of
encroachment
by
Japanese
fishermen
in
areas
adjacent
to
Canadian
waters,
lilKfuctmy
Appointment
mond
and
Mr.
Masters
won
tin
rest
of
the
tricks,
making
four
odd.
If
he
had
won
the
firs
U'ii:k
with
either
the
king
o:
:
queen,
he
would
have
won
sever
tricks
Instead
of
10.
AnoH
I
TOWN
TREES
BURNED
rin
Dolores
lUIUIW
nroc
,
RICHMOND
HILL,
Out.
(CP
Protest
Pmtnrt
Postal
D,
l
IIUIWI
I
VJIOI
Workers'
Hours
A
grass
fire
here
caused
slow
death
to
more
than
500
trees
in
Waterworks
Park.
Officials
said
r-
seems
to
be
(ilil.e
genera)
l;iiliuii
over
llie
election
of
Millard,
Sr.,
of
Van-u-r,
as
new
(resident
of
the
,
f-rii-.s
Council
of
Canada,
and
j.viumcs
thi.s
post
with
the
ranee
4
the
utmost
co
Coming
Back
Dolores
(
ostellu'i,
Come-back
,
Some
(;ssip
By
ERSKINE
JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD
Dolores
Cos-
For
tactical
reasons
you
decline
to
play
your
ace
on
the
first
lead.
'
'
It
is
more
difficult
to
see
the
need
for
the
hold-up
whe.e
your
stopper
in
the
enemy's
.suit
consists
of
the
king
three
Ion:;
In
your
hand
and
the
queen
and
one
small
card
in
dummy.
Mr.
Masters
had
that
situation
i!i
today's
hand.
The
opening
lead
was
the
seven
of
hearts.
Mr.
Masters
has
played
a
lot
of
bridge
and
it
took
him
hardly
any
time
at
all
to
duck
the
lead
in
both
hands,
permitting
Mrs.
Keen's
ten
spot
to
win
the
first
trick.
Would
you
have
made
this
play
which
Is
necessary
to
the
lulflllment
of
the
contract?
Here
is
Mr.
Masters'
reasoning.
Increase
of
hours
for
city
letter
1
tno
flre
na(l
damaged
the
trees
carriers
was
discussed
at
the
J,cfori
u
was
brought
under
con-ifBular
monthly
meeting
of
the
i
tro1-
Tne
ttv;es
nad
been
Planted
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
!elKnt
years
the
"rticul-
Council
last
week.
Alter
hearing
Ullal
Society-.
employees
union
spoke
briefly.
i
"We
endorse
these
petitions,"
.said
Mr.
Lien.
j
i
Other
speakers
Included
Eugene
ll.illlstou
of
flu?
Plumbers'
and
Pipe
Fitters'
Union,
J.
W.
twart,
president
of
the
Prince
'
Rupert
Fire-Fightera
Union,
and
;Mr.
Hopkins.
1
John
G.
Burgess,
supervisor
of
regional
representatives
for
the
B.C.H.I.
from
Victoria,
was
present
at
the
meeting
and
answered
questions
of
administration.
!
Mr.
Burgess
said
that
one
in
'
six
persons
were
admitted
to
the
hospital
during
the
year
THE
RESOLUTION
In
moving
the
following
resolution
which
passed
unanimously,
both
Mr.
Brett
and
Mr.
Parkin,
who
introduced
the
resolu
Starting
on
Extension
of
Hotel
Here
llation
from
t
lie
Industry
as
.fn,mes
to
it
equipped
with
a
l-iime
experience
in
Canadian
iicnes
on
the
West
Coast.
which
could
virtually
destroy
our
tello's
return
to
grease
paint
in
a
report
that
most
employees
almon
and
other
fisheries,
ask-
of
the
highlights
of
the
re
BATH,
Scmerset,
England
(CP)
a
local
stage
play
means
that
would
now
have
to
work
from
48
she's
ready
to
resume
her
career
to
50
hours
per
week,
it
was
de-1
A
train
driver
here
stopped
now
that
she
and
her
doctor
c'ded
to
send
a
protest
to
the
his
engine
at
an
unscheduljd
husband
have
called
It
a
day.
;
federal
government
with
the
re-'spot
and
ran
back
along
tho
Still
beautiful,
Dolores'
last
quest
that
it
revert
back
to
the
i
track.
He
went
to
repo
-t
spatting
role
was
with
Orson
Welles
nine
44-hour
week.
;
f
ire
In
a
mill
along
the
railway
Sessions
of
the
Council
nere
eu
lor
me
utmost
co-operallon
f:
the
annual
dinner,
which
I
and
support
of
Ihe
Federal
Gov-
f.Kled,
at
which
the
head
table
eminent
so
as
to
ensure
the
ifc,ts
included
the
following
realisation
of
a
fishery
treaty
Jiinet
Ministers:
Hon.
Brooke
with
Japan
before
or
concur-
ijxton.
National
Defence;
Hon.
renUy
with
the
general
treaty."
ee;
Martin,
National
Health
'
vears
aeo
In
"The
Mainifir-enr.
Rpnnrt.
nf
r
nhnr'n
inint
inhht"ne-
I
has
only
seven
tricks
in
sight
Amberson."
The
film
career
of
in
Victoria
which
had
interview-her
son,
John
Barrymore
jr.,
ed
all
members
of
the
govern-
To
commence
work
on
a
nev
s,
50
by
50-foot
extension
of
tin
Savoy
Hotel
at
corner
of
Fraser
and
Fifth
Streets,
Gus
Dresss
of
Adee
Construction
Co.
ant'
srew
of
eight
men
arrived
fron
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
Sun
-f,
day
afternoon.
The
job
is
to
b
finished
in
three
months.
v
It
will
be
a
two-storey
framt
structure
with
full
reinforcet
concrete
basement.
It
will
con-
members
employed
but
many
still
without
a
finesse
two
spades
meanwhile,
may
be
halted
tern-
ment
and
solicited
their
support
had
their
1951
agreements
to
ne-1
one
heart,
three
diamonds
and
poraniy
oy
uncie
&am.
He
u
be
on
behalf
of
amendments
to
the
gotlate
and
the
steady
rise
In
the
j
one
club.
Therefore
he
must
19
in
May
and
the
draft
winds
Workmen's
Compensation
Act,
cost
of
living,
also
with
the
gov-
chance
the
club
finesse
in
order
4
Wellare;
Hon.
J.
J.
MeCann,
iional
Revenue;
Hon.
M.
F.
1
f
(!,
V
C
.
Labour;
Hon.
R.
W.
1
f
:',
Fisheries;
Hon.
Stuart
,ir.'.on,
Justice;
and
Hon.
F.
O.
!
J.
.-y.
Secretary
of
State.
As
4
who
was
there
I
can
say
j
ii
real
lee
ling
that
I
wish
I
Will
Is
Forgery
to
accumulate
nine
tricks
or
more.
But
that
involves
letting
his
right
hand
opponent
gain
i
tain
13
modern
new
rooms,
al
the
lead,
if
the
finesse
loses.
A
'
with
bath,
an
enlarged
beverage
heart
return
then
would
prob-
parlor
and'
25
by
50
foot
lobby.
ara
wowing.
;the
I.C.A.
Act
and
the
Hospital
ernment's
apparent
determina-
Elizabeth
Taylor
is
back
in.
j
Insurance
Act
was
received,
giv-
tion
not
to
institute
price
con-print
with
the
sweetness-and-
ing
a
record
of
answers
as
re-
trol,
was
making
negotiations
light
comment
that
"Nick
Hilton,
ceived
from
all
members
inter-
extremely
difficult,
and
I
still
want
to
be
the
best
of
,
viewed.
All
three
Labor
organ-1
A
warning
was
received
from
friends.
Just
once
Id
like
to
izations
had
,
been
in
Victoria
tne
secretary
of
the
Trades
and
hear
a
divorced
movie
queen
say
,
this
session
and
received
no
sat,.
Labor
congress
of
Canada
asking
-
I
halo
the
and
I
C
isfaction
guy
hope
to
their
requests,
but
it
all
unlons
to
be
on
their
d
never
see
him
again
,
was
encouraging,
the
report
;
aain,t
bogus
union
labels
and
Jack
Beutel
moves
into
the
big
stated,
to
find
that
a
joint
pre-ClUng
a
c)0thing
company
which
!SToWaii.HTa.rd;H',Hughes'iSentaH0n
Was
rcceived
and
lis-'sold
their
products
through
a
Half
Breed.
It
is
Jacks
third
:
tcned
to
with
more
consideration
Cha?n
and
had
Introduced
a
'"""Id
all
have
heard
the
de-
j
VANCOUVER
O
Disputed
will
;ht!ul
alter-dinner
address
by
i
of
a
millionaire
hotel
owner,
4
:d
L.
Thomson.
Dean
of
the
Jam.
Thomson,
was
Saturday
tfulty
of
Graduate
Studies
and
1
ruled
a
forgery
by
Chief
Justice
arch.
McGill
University,
i
Wendell
B.
Farris.
f
added
to
his
already
en-
j
His
Lordship
said
the
docu-f
"reputation
as
one
of
Can-
ment,
which
listed
heirs
to
a
tion
from
the
floor,
said
that
:
they
"didn't
want
the
hospital
scheme
squashed."
!
"WHEREAS
the
citizens
of
British
Columbia
have
signified
their
agreement
to
the
setting
up
of
an
adequate
Hospital
Insurance
Plan
and
their
willing-'
ne?8
to
pay
reasonable
premiums
thereto.
And
"WHEREAS
i
1950
the
Government
saw
fit
to
increase
such
premiums
io
meet
rising
costs
of
hospitalization.
And
l
"WHEREAS
the
Government
has
.again,
against
the
wishes
of
a
great
majority
of
the
citizens
of
the
province,
imposed
a
f
ur-:
ther
increase
in
premiums
together
witn
certain
co-insurance
charges,
thereby
placing
an
Tin-bearable
financial
burden
on
many
thousands
of
our
citizens.
And
:
"WHEREAS
it
is
maintained
i
that
the
practice
of
paying
hospital
deficts
out
of
Consolidated
Provincial
revenues
is
fair
and
iui.m.ini
nuimuuu
i
as
Wfll
9iio.l)nn
PstnU.
wiis
not.
iniili
rlou.si
speakers.
und
tne
signatUres
of
two
wit-
p
e
in
us
1-yeur
movie
,
man
on
previous
occasions.
union
jabel
of
lls
own
to
serve
M
finservalion
Basic
At
an
ne.tes.
Charles
E.
Smith
and
I
curw-r.
mis
urne
ne
piays
a
sav-,
ttepori
oi
unions
snowed
all
a
substitute
for
the
label
of
the
age
Indian
by
the
name
of
(Amalgamated
Clothing
Work-
hYivkt'ij'.1i
l00'11
never
sec
it
but
she
has
ers
of
America.
All
delegates
.
,
.
200
feet
of
herself
"tatle
at
her
were
asksd
to
report
back
to
That
wild
,j
rumor
of
a
fatal
j
husband's
Texas
ranch.
The
'hfir
union
that
the
Bind
automobile
accident
involving
i
scene
sh(lws
hw
ridi
r
ing
cirthing
Ci.
sells
nc-.i
-
union
t
luncheon
Mr.
Mayhew
j
Angus
Campbell,
were
forgeries,
made
an
outstanding
ad-
j
Chief
beneficiary
was
named
in
which,
as
he
said,
he
'.
as
Gilbert
Campbell,
son
of
the
industry
something
of
j
Angus
Campbell,
old
friend
of
dew
on
their
mutual
in-1
Thomson.
Had
the
will
been
S.
that
is
the
interests
f
;
ml)
lfellnillp
nilhort.
ramnhi.ll
1
Thli
fdvcrtlicmcnt
h
not
published
or
'diiplayed
oy
the
Liquor
Control
iUrd
ar
fca
the
Gownacnt
4
Britlih
Columbia.
E
i-wu,
ayci,n.mi
uuui
u"
and
helping
to
brand
Uie
tattle.
ckj:hing
Depart
ment
of
Fisheries
and
:
would
have
received
$600,00(1.
I
fishing
industry.
He
said
j
Six
cousins
of
Thomson
fclaim-f
conservation
is
the
basic
ed
the
will
a
forgery
and
now
tiuml
is
a
big
job.
He
pointed
i
will
share
in
the
estate.
f
that
North
America
has
a
j
.
1ndous
land
area,
with
less!
MOULTON,
Lincolnshire.
Eng-one-twentieth
nf
thohnnrf
ico
no,,t-o
ih.
h..n,
i
just.
"THEREFORE
be
it
resolved
that
we,
the
citizens
of
Prince
I
I
6-Pc.
Breakfast
Suite
uiiieptjit.ru
.stuuwuy
lan
,su.siani-
ed
by
him
a
few
days
before.
The
hospital
X-ray
showed
temple
bruises
but,
says
Jerry,
"no
more
concussion
than
usual."
Wanda
Hendrix
and
ex-husband
Audie
Murphy
ran
true
to
Hollywood
form
and
had
lunch
at
the
studio.
"Just
a
friend,"
he
said.
a
church
shook
the
tower
every
population,
and
that
'
countries
with
less
land
"fr
tllUS
more
rilMlunrtunt
n
Regular
89S0
llvttiivvd
time
they
were
rung,
eight
of
the
bell
ringers
raised
a
fund
of
mure
conscious
of,
the
prod-
1,200
$3.600
to
have
the
bells
MGM
will
hit
a
tinv.My
subject
;
nl
the
sc;
;
Rupert,
in
meeting
assembled,
do
most
vigorously
protest
this
most
recent
imposition
and
urge
the
Government
to
withdraw
such
legislation
or,
alternatively
to
place
the
question
before
the
I
electorate
of
British
Columbia."
At
the
close
of
the
meeting,
a
petition
that
the
public
as
being
asked
to
sign
was
circulated.
a.
On
the
dangers
hung
In
a
different
manner.
Mushroom-Smothered
Chicken
PETITION
The
petition
reads:
"That
while
we
recognize
the
need
for
an
adequate
hospital
insurance
program
for
the
people
of
British
Columbia,
the
additional
premiums
and
coinsurance
proposals,
as
adopted
at
this
session
of
the
legislature
in
"Teen
Age.
Jane
Powell
and
Debbie
Reynolds
will
share
tbe
bobby-sox
honors.
Errol
Flynn
is
collecting
a
reported
$2400
a
week
from
Lloyd's
of
London
for
the
back
injury
which
still
is
keeping
him
off
the
sound
stages.
Sylvia
Sidney
Is
here
to
resume
her
film
career.
Mack
Bennett's
annual
birthday
picnic
will
have
a
new
cheesecake
angle
Mack
will
pick
the
Mack
Sennett
bathing
beauty
of
1951.
Kzio
Pinza's
endof-the
picture
gift
to
Janet
Leigh
his
co-star
in
"Strictly
Dishonorable"
was
a
silver
dresser
set
engraved:
"To
Janet
with
strictly
honorable
intentions."
1
Anil
j(f
-WKpii.-
places
an
Imposible
financial
burden
on
many
thousands
of
our
citizens,
'Therefore
we
urge
the
legislature
to
withdraw
the
provisions
for
additional
payments,
or
alternatively,
to
place
the
question
before
the
electorate
f
British
Columbia."
""
"
'
i
fXr
The
Italian
release
of
Slrom-boli
has
Ingrld
Bergman
doing
j
her
lines
in
Italian:
j
ON
THE
ROCKS
The
Jeff
Chandlers
have
de-
j
rided
to
take
the
divorce
way
out
.
and
a
property
settlement
is
;
being
negotiated.
;
c
IVIC
ENTRE
71
YL
907.
Illy
u
U
m
KJ
.'.
1'
5
X
The
whispers
about
those
sour
notes
in
the
Clark
Gable
marriage,
hushed
for
many
months,
have
begun
again
despite
de
foATveould
be
better
than
Now
on
Display
at
Simpson's
Mail
Order
Office
Aioom
.?h
a
rich
ARTS
AND
CRAFTS
SHOW
The
Art
Club
is
organizing
the
tea
for
Sunday
afternoon,
April
20,
the
first
day
of
the
Arts
and
Crafts
Exhibition
In
the
Civfc
Centre
Auditorium
when
the
large
skillet
or
pan.
Drain
off
e
cess
tat.
Pour
In
soup
and
stir
well;
cover
and
simmer
over
low
heal
for
about
1
hour
(takes
less
time
with
fryer).
This
la
enough
chicken
with
mushroom
gravy
tor
8
ler
lugs.
nials.
'
I
Greer
Garson
in
a
western?
William
Spencer
Is
Laid
at
Rest
Funeral
services
for
William
H.
Spencer,
70-year-old
city
barber,
SOUP
SCOOPS-
6-Piecc
Breakfast
Suite.
Save
$19.55
on
this
regular
$89.50
line;
Sturdily
constructed
of
select
5-ply
and
solid
Canadian
birch.
White
enamel
finish
with
black
enamel
trim.
BUFFET
Size
38"xl4".
Height
40".
Two
full-width
drawers
(one
at
top
and
one
at
bottom).
Two
glass
doors
and
two
storage
shelves.
Neat
stencil
design
on
glass
doors
and
buffet
front.
JACKKNIFE
EXTENSION
TABLE
Size
closed
32"x42",
with
leaf
32"x54'
Strongly
braced,
solid
birch
legs
and
centre,
5-ply
birch
veneer
top
with
rounded
ends.
CHAIRS
Of
solid
birch,
firmly
braced.
Seats
and
backs
well
padded
and
upholstered
in
black
leatherette.
71
YL
907.
6-pce.
suite,
reduced
to
$69.95
tt'em'
fe1
4
Pliltter
ot
be-r
to
,,
8
f
,real
cmpany-style
Wu.h'
Chicken-
slow
f.od
Afla,vor
that
"wonder-
in
the
T,r"p'
readr
,or
1'cf
hronmm0t
conised
cream
6m,0BUp-
U'
d
wvemJ",Cnal
Chlcken
dlnner.
uch
.
8hed
Potatoes,
a
vege-
8
8alH
Scn
bean.
ni
a
lflnihh00Bue
something
e
Hi
ll,
,
'
perhaP
Pring
rh,r'd
ch,cken
Symphony
will
play
but
this
club
has
not
a
large
enough
membership
to
handle
any
more
than
the
picture
hanging,
the
kitchen
duties,
and
the
table
supply
for
the
tea.
Help
is
needed
from
other
Civic
Centre
members
and
it
was
thought
that
in
particular
the
leathercraft
workers
Who
will
have
exhibits
on
display,
and
those
who
took
the
Extension
courses
might
help
by
serving
or
donating
food
It
is
suggested
that
those
who
made
suits
or
dresses
during
the
sewing
courses
might
wear
them
while
serving.
Roly
Miles,
any.
Art
Club
member,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Cireene,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Rogerson
or
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey
are
receiving
names
of
TOMATO
CHOWDER:
For
an
extra-rich,
"tomato-ey"
chowder,
combine
1
can
ot
condensed
tomato
soup
and
1
can
of
clam
chowder.
Then
blend
in
2
can-measurea
ot
liquid,
milk
or
water.
Heat
as
usual
This
serves
3
or
(.
'
SPINACH
13
GOOD
IN
80UP:
A
little
chopped
cooked
spinach
is
tasty
addition
to
any
ot
these
condensed
soups
cream
ot
mushroom,
chicken
or
celery.
Tastes
so
good,
looks
pretty
and
sprlnc-llke.
MILK
'N
SOUP:
When
you
serve
condensed
soup
mixed
with
an
equal
amount
of
milk,
you're
doing
your
family
a
double
favor.
They
enjoy
some
mighty
pleasant
eating.
And
there
are
real
nutrition
benefits
In
each
bowlful.
You
can
either
use
fresh
or
evaporated
milk
with
the
soup.
When
you
use
evaporated
milk,
you'll
get
good
results
by
mixing
It
with
an
equal
amount
ot
water
before
adding
to
soup.
Try
It
with
any
condenaed
cream
soup,
green
pea
or
tomato.
who
died
here
April
15,
were
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Gren-ville
Court
Chapel.
Rev.
H.
G.
Bird
of
the
St.
Peter's
(Seal
Cove)
Anglican
church
officiated.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
Howard
Keith,
G.
W.
Nickerson,
John
Bulger,
John
Hoskins,
J.
B.
Scott,
Charles
Millar
and
Capt.
Mulligan.
A.
K.
Nelson,
John
Judge,
W.
Bussey,
William
McKay,
R.
B.
Morgan
and
George
Ross
were
active
pallbearers.
A
solo,.
"The
Old
Rugged
Cross,"
was
sung
by
John
Linney.
Hymns
were
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee,"
with
organ
accompaniment
by
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
Burial
was
in
Fairview
Cemetery,
with
the
B.C.
Undertakers
hi
charge
ot
arrangements.
Shop
and
save
SIMPSON'S
Catalogue
way.
SIMPSON'S
Mail
Order
Catalogue
in
your
home
offers
you
the
greatest
selection
of
merchandise
at
the
most
economical
prices.
See
Simpson's
new,
exciting
131-page
Summer
Catalogue
for
additional
value-packed
merchandise.
Satisfaction
or
money
refunded.
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menpi
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were
discovered
by
William
Roentgen,
German
physicist,
in
1893
and
he
received
a
Nobel
Prize
In
1901.
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