Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
24,
1951
ocal
ALL
and
PERSONAL
Skeena,
was
aLso
thanked,
and
council
was
optimistic
that
"good
news"
would
soon
come
irom
Ottawa.
SPECIAL!
Good
News
Is
Expected
Final
decision
as
to
whether
.
v.
A
u
f-
K
;
I
1
-
i
k
a
n
X'
K
Vi
Alberta
Deep
Seam
D.
J.
Morrell
left
the
city
today
on
the
Camosun
on
a
business
trip
to
Namu.
Mrs.
E.
E.
Bohn
and
child
teft
the
city
today
on
the
Camosun
for
a
vacation
in
the
south.
Notice
Parents
and
frlpnris
1
1
6-75
IMP
PER
TON
For
all
your
spring
painting
and
gardening
needs,
call
Hays
Cove
Hardware,
your
Glidden
dealer.
Phone
Green
441
for
free
delivery.
(tf-c)
Mrs.
Florence
Skinner
left
today
for
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
after
a
month's
holiday
here
with
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
J.
Skinner.
Rev.
C.
L.
Lomas
left
the
city
today
on
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
10
SACKS
$8.50
I
.rl
'
-
i
rf
i
of
Job's
Daughter's.
A
meeting
"Hospitality
and
win
De
held
at
the
Armories
Wednesda
at
8-an
tn
hiciic
plans
for
Jamboree
May
31,
June
i
ana
z.
(97cJ
Vernon
Cicconn
left
on
vpstpr.
tfnnce
Rupert
will
get
federal-provincial
aid
In
housing
re.st.-s
with
Robert
Winters,
federal
housing
minister.
1
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert,
said
in
a
letter
to
city
council
last
night
that
the
provincial
government
had
done
all
it
could
do
in
respect
to
housing.
Mr.
McRae
said
final
decision
was
being
reserved
for
recommendations
from
housing
officials
recently
visiting
the
city.
Council
members
passed
a
vole
of
thanks
to
Premier
Bvron
John.-on,
Lands
Minister
E.
T.
Kenney
and
Mr.
McRae
for
tholr
support
in
the
housing
problem.
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Good
Food"
day's
plane
for
a
brief
business
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
bert
&
AAcCaffery
I
III
lTr
j
.
ullu
.Ul
o.
c.
AUIUCI,
WHO
trip
to
Vancouver.
All
members
nf
t
hp
isn
h
a
a
t'.T,
"
"'
nave
oeen
visiting
here,
returned
to
Vancouver
today
on
the
Camosun.
I
;
vl
I
hat
is
Our
First
Aim
I'linne
17
for
Orders
Iv
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
LIMITED
Regular
Moosei
Battery
Soccer
team
and
those
interested
in
playing
report
at
the
Armouries,
Wednesda:',
Apiil
25,
at
8
p.m.
(7c)
meeting
Tuesday,
April
24,
8
D.m.
In-
stallation
of
offcier.s.
i
Chapter
members
in
cited
to
attend
at
9
p.m.
(96c
liJedilinrj
W-MASTER
flZCholsca
Dun
Loaf
'
A
treat
you
can
make
easily
with
Prcthj
REELS
I.
Sutherland
of
tnc
B.C.
Bridge
left
for
Vancouver
today
on
the
Camosun.
Report
From
Parliament,
Ted
Applewhaite,
.Station
CFPR
Thursday,
April
2G.
6:45
p.m.
(98c)
Mi.ss
Marga-et
Carr
R.N.,
left
mi
yesterday's
plane
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
g.-aduation
I
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement,
RN,
lady
superintendent
of
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
left
on
I
yesterday's
plane
for
a
brief
trip
to
New
Westminster
to
attend
the
fiftieth
annivcr&ary
of
hsr
training
school
Royal
Columbian
Hospital.
new
fast
DRY
Yeast
Reduced
Attired
In
full-length
white
nylon
with
a
nosegay
of
carnations,
Elvina
Rose
Oden
became
live
bride
of
Donald
M.
Smith
In
a
spring-like'
backtrround
Rutin-.
Qc
each
CHELSEA
BUN
LOAF
Make
3
pans
of
buns
front
this
.
one
recipe
douult
unit
keep
in
refrigerator
for
a
week.
4
ScaM
H
c.
milk.
Vi
c.
i?ra;
iiia1pH
U..
r
mi
mm
ii
'
y
j
day
evening.
rRATHALL'S
I'holo
Finishing
Now
you
have
Flcischmann's
Fast
Dry
Yeast,
forget
about
the
oldtime
hazards
of
yeast
baking!
Always
at
hand
always
full-strength
and
fast
rising!
Keep
a
month's
supply
in
your
cupboard!
Make
this
delicious
Chelsea
Bun
Loaf
cut
in
slices
for
buttering,
or
separate
the
buns.
siiKar,
l'2
tps.
salt
ami
j
c.
)
Third
Ave.
W.
oi
ner
sister,
Miss
Eleanor
Carr
I
from
St.
Paul's
Hospital
nurses
training
school.
-
j
Regular
monthly,
meeting
Wednesday
Ap-
f
I
ate
ril
25
at
8
p.m.
Guest
speaker
J,
D.
McRae,1
-J
MLA.
Subiect:
Hn.snit.il
gliortcniiiK
I
cool
to
lukewarm,
New
CPA
Service
Starts
Next
Week
New
schedule
calllne
for
ear.
25TH
BIRTHDAY
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
are
shown
in
hapDy
mood
with
their
children,
Anne
and
Prince
Charle.
.
Prin?ess
Elizabeth
celebrated
her
25th
birthday
Friday,
Apiil
20.
This
is
a
United
Kingdom
Information
photo.
(CP
PHOTO
i
Meanwhile,
measure
into
a
large
bowl
l2
c.
lukewarm
water,
1
tsp.
granulated
Minar;
j,tir
until
sugar
fEAMER
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
with
en-
Insurance.
Refreshments.
(97o
yelope
Fleischniann's
Ktyal
Fast
ev.
l.
Q.
Seibcr
officiated
at
the
service
at
8
p.m.
in
First
United
Church
which
was
decorated
with
spring
flowers.
The
bridv?
s
the
daughter
of
Mrs.
Rose
Morrow,
and
the
late
Hclge
Oden,
and
the
groom
Is
the
on
of
Mrs.
Kathcrine
Smith
and
the
late
Wilfred
Smith
of
Kamsack,
Saskatchewan.
The
bride's
beautiful
white
nylon
diviss
was
embellished
with
Valenciennes
lace,
floor-len?th
with
train
hip
length
veil
with
coronet.
She
carried
pink
and
Kis
A
routine
business
meeting
of
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
10
1
ice
Rupert
mms.
THKN'
stir
well.
Add
cooled
the
International
Union
of
Operating
Engineers,
Local
115,
was
held
in
the
Carpenter's
Hail
erett,
was
presented
with
a
gold
key
chain,
the
Rift
of
the
groom.
William
Clark
an
d
Albert
Dickens
were
ushers.
RECEPTION
A
reception
held
at
the
Wlnlh
Avjnue
home
of
the
bride's
par
Chef
Suggests
Meat
Savings
By
VIVIAN
BROWN
QUEBEC;
(CP)
Wnnipr
fan't
lier
departure
of
the
daily
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
plane
from
here
for
Sandspit
and
Vancouver
and
additional
flights
on
three
days
of
the
week
will
come
into
effect
nejet
week.
Thereafter
the
daily
planes
will
leave
at
10:25
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
with
extra
flights
on
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
afternoons
at
2:10
p.m.
eng.
Stir
m
2
c
once-til
ted
bread
Hour;
beat
until
smooth.
Work
in
2Vii
c.
once-sifted
bread
flour.
Knead
on
ImbUy-
SAILS
FOR
WQFAD
Cut
off
Vy
at
dough,
knead
into
a
smooth
ents,
followed
the.
service.
win,
jiacc
in
greased
Dowl,
grease
top
ol
duuRh,
cover
and
store
in
refrigerator
lintU
wrantrff.
SI.ha
1-
i
wnie
carnations.
want
to
save
fn
doURh
into
a
smooth
ball,
place
in
grease
Sunday
afternoon.
President
of
the
local,
Henry
Blair,
was
in
the
chair.
Will
the
Medical
Students
convince
the
Boat
Inspector,
Cornelia
docs
not
have
the
measles?
Hear
it
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
8:15
p.m.
(96c)
says
chef
Louis
Among
the
many
guests
re-
,be
e
lazy
lzy
if
H
they
they
ci
it
ki
Suitable
wedding
music
was
ceiVed
by
Mrs.
Edward
Morrow
lheir
food
fci!ls.
played
I
.,rganlSt
A
Pll,ymiwa-
the
bride'K
oatern?lTrand:lBallera-w
the
me
bride
bride
was
was
given
given
in
in
mar-
mar
niother,
nmthor
mr
Mrs.
u
H.
D.
r
Jarvis.
T.,.i
from
"Rnv
'Buy
n
a
litt'.e
litt;-.
n
",
bimm
ioji.
vover
ana
set
ta
warm
nhci.
fr
,
i
...
:
,
AL
and
niuuuiic'inenli
meat
and
a
sharo
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Cream
J
tbs,
butter
or
marnarine
and
blend
in
V2
c.
brown
sugar
(lixhtly
pressed
down),
W
tsps.
Canadian
Leu
ion
card
nnrtv
viiiurtiiuni
aim
j
ids,
corn
ayrup:
April
25.;
Vancouver
i
4l
liilrrmriliulc
Vuria
Each
Thursday
I
al
11:15
p.m.
or
KETCHIKAN
KIINKSDAV
MIDNIGHT
1
.uxiiry
at
Low
Cost
I
For
Reservations
1
Write
or
Call
I
m
v
oit
utroT
1
OFFICE
)
PRINCE
B.C.
RUPERT,
oi
a
greased
loaf
pan
H'yfc"
x
8V3")
and
riage
by
her
step-father,
Edward
Morrow.
In
keeping
with
the
season,
the
bridal
attendants
carried
n-srgays
of
spring
flowers.
Portland,
Ore.
The
bride's
maternal
grand-mothe
rand
aunt,
Mrs.
William
Rothw-ell,
made
the
wedding
cake.
knife,"
is
his
advice
to
housewives.
"Then
when
you
go
to
the
butcher
shop,
buy
vour
meat
in
chunks
and
don't
pay
for
the
butcher's
labor.
You
can
buy
a
half-loin
of
pork
and
cut
the
tveiyn
E.
'
Wilson,
sister
of
the
w.c
sprinkle
with
pecan
halves.
Punch
down
risen
douKh
and
roll
out
into
an
8
square;
loosen
dough.
Spread
with
remaining
sugar
mixture
and
sprinkle
with
'
C
raisins.
Loosely
roll
up
like
a
jelly
rolL
Cut
roll
into
6
slices.
Place
in
pre-Jiared
pan.
Grease
tops.
Cover
and
lt
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Bake
in
moderate
oven,
30,
25-.
10
mms.
Let
stand
m
pan
tor
S
rains,
be
lore
turning
ot
k-1,4
j
The
IIle
three-tiered
mree-uerea
cake,
cane,
flanked
Hanked
St.
Peters
fapniig
Sale.
Aprl,
26
United
W.A.
Spring
sale.
Mav
3
H.M.C.S.
Haida
Chapter
"tea
sale.
May
5.
Card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
May
10.
onja
tea.
May
12.
.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall.
Mav
18
...
u.u
VMVnu,n
ui4auiiic
holders
and
spring
flowers,
waslfu38
yourielr
for
muc
less
cut
cut
by
by
the
the
newlyweds.
newlyweds.
an
you
can
buv
the
same
num"
with
matching
floor
Ivngth,
cloche
hat.
ber
of
pork
chops
already
cut.
SMI.
OF
llNllll.lt
SKIDEGATE
INDIAN
RESERVE
h
i
SEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
The
couple
stood
under
a
prettily
decorated
arch
of
pink
and
white
streamers
and
white
wedding
bells.
William
Clark
proposed
k
the
toasts
to
the
newlyweds,
the
groomsman
and
the
bridesmaids.
"A
leg
of
veal
can
supply
cutlets,
stew
meat
and
bones
for
soup.
A
loin
of
beef
will
furnish
many
steaks,
much
cheaper
thrui
butcher
ruts.
Leftovers
of
any
meat
can
be
ground
at
home
f,ir
hambiiraprs
pintine
n
n
a
i
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Moronic
Temple,
May
17.
I
Lutheran
tea.
May
23.
Job'.s
Daughter's
Jamboree,
'
May
31,
June
1,
?.
r
It
J7
It
1
Floor
length
dress
and
pink
net
over
taffeta
with
matching
cloche
hat
was
the
costume
of
Ann
Stromdahl,
bridesmaid.
Little
Dorathy
Morrow,
sister
of
the
bride,
was
flower
girl.
She
was
dressed
in
floor
length
printed
white
organdie
and
Valen-denes
lace
with
matching
Dutch
stvle
bonnet.
Brother
of
the
bride,
little
Ross
Morrow,
was
page
boy
In
white
trousers
and
navv
bine
lacket
The
couple
received
ma"y
meat
pies.
beautiful
gifts
I
Housewives
rnivenl.r.itn
Inn
I
V
rJy
VY
Rltffot
eluln
..f..
1
yMst
.undersigned
and
marked
on
the
envelope
"Tender
lor
Skidgate
Timber"
'will
be
received
until
3
p.m.
Thursday,
the
17lh
day
of
May.
1951.
lor
i
the
rlKht
to
cut
the
merchantable
j
timber
on
Skldegate
Indian
Reserve
No.
1..
847
acres,
at
the
southeast,
corner
of
Graham
Island
In
Skccua
llstil-t.
British
Columbia.
i
The
timber
sale
is
subject
to
the
j
provisions
of
the
Indian
Act
and
Regulations,
and
to
these
conditions:
1.
All
merchantable
timber
shall
be
I
cut
and
fully
utilized.'
2.
Members
of
Skldegate
Indian
Band
I
shall
be
given
preference
In
em-'
ployment
to
the
extent
of
their
I
WELFARE
WORKER
If
.
.
!
lloring
J
or
Ay
sprved
.
"imurh
on
buvinu
choice
cuts
'if
!
moal-Ballera
says.
Much
can
be
Pourers
and
serviteurs
W1,r
ti,!
Lh
to
evolve
g03d
recipes.
It
takos
.
.
.
.v,
The
bride
is
on
the
staff
of
m.i
.?
.
The
bride's
mother
was
gowned
I
I
id
Gentlemen
I
or
in
lull
length
black
nrt
over
taf
J.,
.
1
""c
'"oe
euori,
pcrnacs,
man
iiii.
u
i
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
while
the
uTmd
i
brclline
a
cortcihW
Si.nnk
h,
fet.
with
matching
jacket
and
groom
with
tZ
SiffiitSS
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
uiiuuuu
lumuia
vL-nuiose
corsage.
Her
daughter
wore
a'
They
will
reside
company.
on
Eiehth
r.
r,.
.
u;
S
k
,,u
.
clln
,
at,
Ulc,
Cnntraa
beautiful
strand
of
pearls,
gift
Avenue
West.
E,8hjFrcntcnac
where
he
has
bc,n
llNG
.
.i
e
tailor
'I
St
Phone
649
vC
ttu.iiiir
Will
Mill
t
un
of
the
groom.
BEST
MM,
FINEST
OF
The
bridesmaid
and
matron
of
h"nor
wore
rhinestone
necklaces,
gifts
of
thj
bride
and
groom.
The
groomsman,
William
Ley-
STEAMERS
HELPED
Liverpool,
great
English
sra-port.
had
a
population
of
only
1.000
about
350
years
ago.
helpers
since
1923,
Italiun-bo'i
P
iltera
matioT!
to
ph-asc
C.uvi-(iian.
United
States,
French
and
Emilish
tt-iprlit-s.
When
tho
1945
United
N;itioiv;
food
conference
met
there
.
nr
J8
isflnd
enresentativss
of
Sfi
PHO.VK
F0D
1plP
COOKING
l
Olt
TAKE
OllT
OltOKKS
VWiW.
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
green
884
I
FOR
1
Don't
trust
your
eyes!
ability
and
experience.
3.
A
belt
of
timber
300
ft.
wide
shall
be
left
standing
around
Skldegate
Mission
village
and
graveyard,
also
no
timber
shall
be
cut
within
2SO
ft.
of
eitiier
bunk
of
Star-kedus
Creek.
4.
A
licence
will
lie
Issued
to
tile
successful
tenderer
for
a
term
,
until
the
3t)th
of
April.
1U52,
re-m:wublo
annually
umler
the
rpuu-liuinns
until
the
30th
of
April.
'
1:S4.
5.
Tenderers
shnll
hit!
a
price
per
M.
f.b.m.
B.C.
Lois
Rule,
of
not
le.
than
$450
per
M.
for
all
species
and
all
grades.
6.
Each
tender
shall
be
accompanied
by
an
acceptor
cheque
to
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada
for
7.1(1000.
covering
licence
fee.
tlO.on,
nnnual
ground
rent.
S170.00,
and
a
deposit
Vf
S7.000
00
to
ensure
the
completion
of
the
contract
to
l)ic
satisfaction
of
the
Director.
Dated
nt
Ottawa
this
27th
day
of
March.
1061.
D.
M
MacKAY.
Director,
Indian
Affulra
Branch.
Department
of
Citizenship
and
Immigration.
,
(it)
"Mm
Ihingt
count".
ELDING
'ALL
TYPES
nations
with
foods
ranp.ina
from
'kcflcdes
and
kokoretia"
for
the
Grcks
to
a
dish
called
"sido-
salat"
foi-
the
Norwegians.
I
When
Ihe
Kinr
and
Qur-n
:
-l.sii.ed
in
193!).
it
took
'
2.000
boned
snow
birds
for
"petit-;
ois'-ux
t:an.-s
de
L'lle
D'Orleai's
;
en
Eelle
Viic."--j
TASTY
RECIPF.S
Here
are
a
c:iuplc
of
his
sua-
dish
recipes
that
liouscwlvcs
will
lir.A
a
real
treat:
Canadian
Pork
Pic
Tut
tw.
1
pounds
of
lean
pnrk
from
thr
vhouldM,
two
small
otiion.s,
one
pound
fre.
li
back
fut,
one
ouin-e
i
"
salt,
a
Utile
peeper,
nutmi;
and
all-snien
Ih
"Although
social
work
keeps
me
busy,
I
6nd
time
to
advise
my
daughters,
even
on
little
things
like
getting
their
clothes
really
while.
'Just
swish
Reckitt's
Blue
through
the
rinse,
I
tell
them,
'and
out
of
the
blue
comes
the
whitest
wash.
Yes,
Reckitt's
prevent
yellow
tinge.
Marvelous
for
rinsing
whit
hair,
tool"
trial
Welding
;
M
P
A
N
Y
KITCHENWARE
Aluminum
Tinware-Pots,
Pons
Bread
Pons
KcH,
Coke
Tins
Coffee
Makers
CooUc
Sheets
Plastic
Dishes
JOHN
H.
1
'
K,mm
WHAT
P0E5
THE
$WQ0
LGER
mm.
1
WLiMM
FOR
PEACHES?
mm
v
tooJt
steadily
ai
the
rabbit.
Continue
opening
one
eye
and
closing
the
other
in
rapid
success
.
and
watch
the
rabbit
run!
'I'tonulrhl
chopper,
i
medium
grind).
Put
r
watr
and
rmk
lialf
an
hour
m'
a
moderate
fire,
stirring
often
'j,
piev?nt
f
oin
Ntir.kinjr
to
tiv
"31V
R"move
from
the
fire
and
add
three
ciis
of
white
hviu
run
'is.
mixino;
well
and
lcttinu
-col.
Fill
like
en
oi
dinp
'
ni
and
serve
either
hoi
or
cold.
Beefsteak
and
Kidney
Pic
--Cut
a
pound
of
rtinvi
in
o.
n-Vs
and
flatten
with
Ihe
cleav-"".
S'ico
about,
the
saim
ntiin
tity
of
beef
kldnevs
one-quart";
Inch
thick.
Ft-'
thce
sr-pnratc:
over
a
ouiek
fire
nrt
drain
in
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Ltd.
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LDiI:
I.,
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illusions
prove
you
can't
always
truxl
your
eyes.
Vi
hen
it
comes
to
paint,
your
eyes
can
fool
you
badly.
Any
paint
looks
good
when
you
first
apply
il.
Hut
how
w
ill
il
look
in
five
years
.
.
.
yes,
even
one
year?
i
r
ii
i
i
viv
i
l
...
bi-pvd-1
(colander.
Put
in
a
pot
together
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some
chopped
onions,
salt
i
i
tci
pepper
and
moisten
with
brown
stock
(or
heef
ron.srmm'"
When
nearly
done,
thicken
wi'.ii
some
brown
sauce
and
n
litll
tomato
paste.
Five
minutes
before
removing
from
the
fire
art
i
a
small
bunch
of
parsley
with
"ii
bav
leaf.
rhonncH
Put
in
n
Brings
out
their
natural
flavor
and
sweetness,
of
courst.
That's
junt
how
Sugaroasting
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post'i
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makes
them
exfra
crisp
and
tasty.
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
are
nourishing
and
ao
economical.
i.-i-ij
i
m.u
nave
ueauiy
you
can
sec,
quality
you
can
Inipl.
You
can
depend
on
them
for
the
liili
hiding
qualities,
(lie
enduring
resolutive
to
wear
and
weather,
which
make
your
paint
dollars
go
farther.
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ini
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Try
them
they're
unbeatable.
Cover-with
pie
'-ste
and
bake
until
the
crust
Is
don?.
Serves
four.
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Whenever
ynu
paint.
Il
pari
In
ire
your
c-1-,
rami
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MATTER
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HUNTINGTON,
Worcester,
England
&
A
hospital
received
p,
sterilizing
machine
which
was
so
large
that
it
would
not
go
into
any
room.
So
it
was
decided
to
Prince
Ruocrt
C.I.L.
Dealer
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BROS.
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2-EXTRA
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ENERGy
Trince
Kupert,
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(leave
it
in
the
hospital
grounds
and
build
a
room
around
it.
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B.C.
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