Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Monday,
February
19,
1951
'
court
In
the
recent
"ick"
strikes
occurred
despite
Army
operation
In
railyanis,
and
were
lined
"
fhe
railroads.
-$7o,000.
j
The
ouicr
523.000
was
for
civil
Federal
Judge
Edward
Tamm
contemIt
intended
to
compensate
ordered
the
fine
in
United
8tates
f;he.
eovernment
for
the
cost
of
district
court
here
immediately
.nglnS
lc8al
proceedings
after
tlie
surprise
plea.
He
said
aKainst
the
union.
he
was
fining
the
union
50,000
'
for
criminal
contempt
as
a
"du-I
it
.
nitive-
penalty
for
Ifi'u.S
leavy
Observing
of
Education
Week
Plans
for
the
observance
o
Education
Week
(March
4-10)
in
Prince
Rupert
were
outlined
at
the
February
meetine
nf
th
annual
convention
of
the
British
the
convention
will
be
circulated
Columbia
Teachers'
Association
among
teachers
in
the
city
was
to
be
held
In
Vancouver
schools
as
soon
as
they
are
March
26-29.
This
district
will
printed.
Delegates
wil
be
ap-be
allowed
six
official
delegates,
pointed
at
the
next
meeting
Resolutions
to
be
presented
at
March
12.
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Thc
Tr'nmra
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contur.pWJf
Prince
Rupert
District
Teachers
Association
by
R.
H.
Davidson,
:ommtttee
chairman.
The
committee
includes
representatives
of
'
jMtswwv
.
I
the
Parent-Teacher
Association,
I,
the
Boards
of
Trade,
Social
Wel
BUY
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BUY
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fare
Department.
Citv
Counril.
School
Board.
Ministerial
Asso
ciation,
the
press
and
the
Teach
ers
Association.
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Beautiful
Beatty
Washers
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$139.50
Fron
F.
H.
Moore,
treasurer,
submitted
his
renort
on
A-
sociation
finances.
Chairman
of
the
salary
committee,
P.
G.
Moore,
announced
the
completion
of
negotiations
for
the
1951
salaiv
schedule
and
made
recommendations
regarding
nolicy
in
the
future.
The
meeting
voted
to
renew
membership
in
the
Prince
Ruo.-rt
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Come
in
and
see
'these
new
models
of
Frigidaire
Refrigerators.
6
cu.
ft.
models
from
$299.75
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&
ANDERSON
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Asso-
j
ciation.
A.
H.
Robertson,
Industrial
Arts'
'
teacher
at
Booth
Memorial
High
!
School
was
elected
chairman
of
!
the
public
relations
committ,
j
succeeding
Miss
M.
Watson,
who
had
resigned.
It
was
pointed
out
by
the
chairman,
F.
R.
Wright,
that
the
BAGS
GUERRILLAS
Col.
Bill
O'Brien.
20,
nf
Gucjoh,
Out.,
was
the
first
member
of
the
2n
Battalion,
F'PCLI
to
kill
a
Communist
terrorist
in
Korea.
He
encountered
a
group
of
12
guerrillas
when
separated
from
his
patrol.
Hs
killed
two.
Here
he
looks
over
a
North
Korea
news
sheet,
intended
for
guerrillas,
while
cradling
a
U.S.
Army
carbine
taken
from
one
of
the
terrorists
he
killed.
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NEW
ATTACHMENTNi
boiling
water.
The
vegetables
are
added
before
the
meat
is
completely
cooked,
allowing
o.il.,
enough
time
for
them
to
become
tender.
In
addition
to
the
usual
salt
and
pepper
such
seasoning
as
horseradish
or
bay
leaf
may
be
used
for
a
change.
It
is
most
important
not
to
overlook
cither
the
meat
or
the
vegetables,
as
it
is
desirable
to
retain
their
color
ancf
their
shape.
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The
pressure
saucepan,
that
comparatively
new
tune-saving
.device,
hiakes
it
possible
for
many
homemakers
to
put
on
the
j
laWe,
In
a
matter
of
minutes,
delicious,
economical
cuts
of
n'.at
usually
requiring
hours
of
cookin;r.
Cookiiuj
the
less
tender
cuU
of
meat
in
a
pressur;
rauccpati
require-
only
a
fraction
of
the
usual
time,
ihc
home
economists
advise
that
it
is
always
wise
to
follow
the
manufacturer's
recommendations
t.tr
the
particular
type
of
cooker
one
has.
Another
point
they
stress
Is
to
check
cooking
tlnvs
accurately,
as
a
matter
of
minutes
or,
in
some
cases,
evea
half
a
minute,
mny
m;ke
t!t;
difference
'between
a
pc.TecUy
cooked
meal
nn
J
one
that
is
over
cooked.
Custom
2-doer
6-patttngot
Tourback
Sodams
BOILED
DINNERS
It
is
not
known
what
chef
first
hit
on
the
plan
of
cooking
meat
with
.vegetables,
but
whoever
it
was,
he
or
she
is
one
of
the
unsung
heroes
or
heroines
of
Canadian
cookery
During
the
cold
and
blustery
days
of
winter,
many
homemakers
are
trying
to
tempt
Jaded
winter
appetites
with
flavorful,
nutritious
food.
What
could
have
more
appetiie
appeal
to
any
family
than
the
old-fashioned
boiled
dinner?
Potatoes,
turnips,
cabbage,
onion,
in
fact
almost
any
vegetables
one
can
name,
combine
well
with
a
variety
of
meats
for
this
favoriie
Canadian
dish.
It's
the
'
cut,s
that
count,
whether
it
is
in
a
new
spring;
dress
or
in
the
meat
rho.von
for
a
boiled
dinner.
Home
economist
have
pointed
out
lime
and
timo
again
that
the
less
expensive.
1;
ks
tender
cuts,
often
referred
to
as
utility
cuts,
when
properly
cooked
with
moist
heat
ere
just
as
satis-,
fying,
Just
as
nourishing
as
the
more
tender
cuts
cooked
with
dry
heat.
The
hecf
rut3
which
are
most
economical
to
buy
for
a
byilcd
dinnr
are
fresh
or
coined
brisket
and
rump
or
plnte
pot
roast,
tt
Is
not
noeesary
to
buy
(he
highest
quality
beef
for
this
dish
but
the
meat
should
be
quite
lean,
with
a
minimum
amount
of
gristle.
Lamb
shanks
braised
and
combined
with
vegetablus
Is
another
variation
of
the
boiled
dinner.
When
huylng
lamb
be
sure
that
the
meat
Is
moist,
but
firm
and
the
fat
creamy
and
Slightly
pink
in
rnlnur
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fresh,
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or
smoked,
may
be
used
to
prepare
this
flavourful
repast,
the
Canadian
boiled
dinner.
The
members
of
the
pork
family
specially
suitable
are
fresh,
pickled
or
smoked
hocks,
picnic
shoulders
and
cntijirro
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The
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fresh
pork
should
be
firm,
fine-grained
and
light
greyish
pink
in
colour
and
the
fat
should
be
clear
and
white
After
purchasing
the
meat,
care
should
be
taken
to
store
it
properly.
It
should
be
unwrapped
us
soon
as
it
is
brought
from
the
.lore,
because
the
wrapping
pap-r
may
draw
the
Juices
from
the
neat.
Packaged
meat
should
be
amoved
from
its
original
wrapper.
The
meat
should
be
then
wiped
with
a
damp
cloth,
placed
on
a
dry
plate,
covered
loosely
and
put
in
the
refrigerator.
Home
economists
have
described
two
important
pointers
regarding
meat,
of
special
Interest
to
homemakers,
namely,
wise
buying
and
correct
storing.
Now,
they
discuss
careful
cooking.
The
less
expensive
cuts
of
meat
are
often
spurned,
mainly
becauso
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The
cutjs
of
meat
which
have
been
suggested
for
use
In
a
boiled
dinner
should
be
covered
with
boiling
water
and
cooked
slowly
at
a
simmering
temperature
until
tender.
For
those
who
enjoy
the
"browned"
flavour
and
an-"earance
of
boiled
dinners,
the
meat
may
be
browned
in
fat
before
the
wate-
is
add"d.
If
corn-
d
beef
is
u.vd
it
.
hould
be
cov-"red
first
with
c-'d
water,
which
'.s
drained
off
as
.toon
us
It
com"
to
the
boil
and
is
replaced
with
mo,,e
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