FrtEDERISTi-A,
June
27:
(CP)
Realizing
tha'.
feed
may
be
even
more
a
de:.lsive
factor
in
the
present
war
than
in
the
last,
country
homemakers,
who
form
the
largest
rat
:
cf
Women's
Institute
membership
have
stressed
the
Importance
cf
Increased
production
and
con-fprvatlon
of
fcod.
Mrs.
H.
Ducie,
Dundurn,
Saskatchewan,
reported
in
her
national
review
of
W.
I.
agricultural
nativities
for
the
past
two
years
at
the
annual
convention.
"The
increased
production
Is
for
home
consumption,
the.
surplus
to
be
cured
and
canned
and
donated
"
Ore?
Br'H'h
or
the
needy
at
home.
Commer?ial
supplies
will
ro'
h
".c'ti'h.'-d.
more
vitalizing
foods
will
result
and
a
substantial
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in
Cliarte
Watch,
Clock,
.Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUK
1JASKMENT
STORK
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Classes,
Ravage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
TO
PRODUCE
MORE
FOOD
Women's
Institutes
Reminded
Ii
Slay
He
Decisive
Factor
In
Winning
War
teserve
ut-M,eu.
sue
ui,eu.
ju
uutuiin
o
ct.wiiea
s&eu;
us
an
oo-jcouve
oi
msuLUi.es
in
British
Col-iiuuia,
oauu-iO,
Prince
Edward
Island
and
Manitoba.
I'roviiiciai
ciiorts
Alberta
memoers
have
a
food
'
conservauun
campaign
in
full
;
swing
wiih
the
slogan
"not
an
empty
sealer
in
the
pantry."
Sas-J
ka-chewan,
Manitoba
and
British
Columbia
and
Nova
Scotia
are
"go-.r.g
in
loi
community
canneis.
The
Czech
settlers
near
Prescott,
untano,
are
raising
goats
to
start
a
glove
industry.
Quebec
and
Ontario
Institutes
have
carried
out
successful
rural
jhome
beautification
projects.
Nova
'Scct'.a
is
asking
every
citizen
to
-nlLst
as
a
"soldier
of
the
sollj-'
Prirs'e
Edward
Island
Is
stressing
the
importance
of
better
-
quality
'for
produce.
SIGHT
FOR
GOOD
EYES
A
far-sighted
person
can
sometimes
see
the
planet
Venus,,
not
a?
a
single
bright,
object
but
crescent-shaped
like
the
moon.
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A
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I'LACK
TO
BUY
lave
You
Seen
the
New
FLKXST12KL
LIVING
RO'OM
I'TIKNITURK
A
single
compact
unit.
No
colls
to
pop
up,
n0
webbing
to
sag,
no
slrlnRfl;t.o
brook.
It
is
sanitary.
No
space
for
dirt
or
vermin
to
collect
Jind
the
open
bottom
makes
cleaning
easy.
Sold
exclusive-ly
In
tqjs
city
by
us.
'
U
1'IIONE
775
Qmincca
Herald
plete
the
job
and
make
it
pay.
It
is-
reported
that
some
mining
f61k
are
coming
from
the
East
shortly
to
have
a.
look-see
at
the
Duthie
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
moun
Major
Anus
Dsvls
's
in
'charge
of
the
development
of
the
tungsten
l-ironeity
on
Rrwher
de
Boule
mountain
and
while
the
(rations
will
be
small
at
th
beginning.
h
thinks
the
Red
Rose
will
develop
Info
one
of
the
main
Producers
of
tungsten
in
Canada.
He
1m
the
road
about
ready
for
use
to
the
mill
site
and
is
clearing
fnr
r
mile
trcim
line.
A
fifty
ton
mtU
Is
to
be
built
and
he
told
the
He.rald
that
it
will
be
In
on-eration
by
fall.
Since
the
Major
.started;
to
work
he-
has
gone
a
long
Operations
at,
the
Hunter
Basin
J.
Walsh
arrived
here
during
the
'eek
fn
-a
'visit
with
hh
grand-1
Barents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.,
'
C.I
rra
rkps.
'
O.
Dickson
of
lh
tachlni
staff.
'eft
on
Thursday
for
the
south,
fori
ine
summer
holidays.
Alan
Robinson
left,
on
Thursday
for
Vancouver,
where
he
will
train
for
the
air
force.
T.
H.
Walsh
s
in
Tenace
frcin
Wells,
Bi
a
,
Mr.
alsh
ris;'spcnd-ng
a
fhort
holiday
In
his
old
home
town,
looking
up
old
friends.
A
day
of
National
Dedlratlon
Is
'o
be
crlebrated
on
Sunday.
June
29.
with
a
Service
in
the
Hall
at
7:30
in
the'
evening.
THAT
MORMON
OROAN
Tb
T.ormon:
tabernnrlo
,
)'
sVu
Lake
Olty.
ihcil's'
'an
'nnrinA.
f
.
J
"0'f
'
Wl2
raining
6.868
pipes.
"
Central
Hotel
(Vntral
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Ilex
ted
Rooms
lloi
Water
steam
Baths
limliiij
Room
in
Connection
-,
l
.
,
Ill
addition
to
the
Canadian
airmen
already
w.th
the
fighter
and
bomber
commands
in
Britain
the
R.C.A.F.
has
now
former
a
complete
Army
Co-
-u-ration
Squadioa.
This
photo
shows
Canadiim
.
Artillerymen
discussing
a
problem
of
co-operat
vn
with
Canadian
pilots.
A
Captain,
or
Moose
Jaw1,
Saskatchewan,
is
briefing
three
Lysander
pi
tts
to
do
a
job
for
the
artillery.
Portable
wireless
set,,
with
operator
at
the
controls,
is
seen
alongside.
Mining
Notes
CLOSING
EXERCISES
i
Continued
from
Page
One)
Glen
Macey.
Donald
Moore.
Joyce
Morin.
Glen
Olsen,
Voyslav
Pavich.
Everett
Pierce.
Ray
Rix,
Stanley
Smith,
Hjordls
Sorensen,
LouLs
Sor-
renti,
John
Strand.
Rosaline
Thaln,
PEACE
RIVER
I
'
'
nbirivs
fihnf
I
fhiirv
,tvun
rin
ro
bak
to
240
B.C.
way
S-Hrie
f0rtv
mon
arP
Pmnifc.H
Scharff,
Haruko
Shlmizu.
Marjorie
r
ari
.Tnhncrn
riti
.inmn
w
Krnnprtv.
Maxine
Kcrrighan.
El-
fnoth
MipKenzie.
Robert
McChes-
eold
mine:
near
Tolkwa
hav
been
Lois
Thompson,
Sabura
Tsumura,
neVt
0ccr?e
Martoli
Normand
Mar
resumed.
Jack
McBeth
of
Vancouver
is
the
engineer
in
charge..
He
arrived
week
aeo
and
now
Mr.
McDonald,,
one
of
the
chief
owners,
has
arrived.
TERRACE
Mrs.
Kenneth
Attree
left
Terrace
on
Wednesday
lo
join
her
husband.
Corporal
Attree
of
the
102nd.
Bat-,
talion.
.
Percy
Welter.
Sally
Welter,
Iler.ne
West,
Wally
Wong.
Goro
Yamashlta,
Jack
Young,
Charles
Young.
Grade
Seven
Kiyoshl
Akagi,
Evelyn
Alexander,
Patricia
Beesley,
Eugenia
Unsen.
Shuk-.
Hiwa.
John
G.
Morris.
George
Mutch,
Masate
Naka-moto,
Kaye
Nickerson.
Loin
Nlrker-
I
Timely
Recipes
jOLilTf
To
serve
something
attractive,
appetising,
easy
to
handle
and
new,
is
the
object
in
preparing
re-
j
frcshmente
for
June
parties.
Food
which-can
be
eaten
fruml
the
hand
with
ease
as
the
guest
Isaunters
around
Is
the
ideal
choice.1
'The
Consumer
Section,
Dominion
.Department
of
Agriculture,
offers
the
following
suggestions:
For
Sandwi.h
fillings
I.
1
hard
cooked
egg,
1
tea-'
spoon
parsley,
2
tablcspoom
salad
I
dressing.
I
2.
V2
cup
minced
cucumber,
Vi
cup
chOijpcd
cress-
2
tablespoons
salad
dressing.
3.
2
cup
white
cream
cheese.
2
tablespoons
chopped
cress.
4.
1
cud
cooked
veal,
Vi
cup
chill
sauce.
,
j
5.
1
cup
cooked
lobster,
'2
cup'
I
chopped
icelcry,
Vz
cup
salad
dressing.
6.
ii
cup
cooked
liver
(chicken
or
oalfi,
1
.teaspoon
parsley,
2
tablespoons
salad
dressing.
i
If
salad
Is
preferred,
it
can
be
'served
In
bouchees
(little
cicam
puffs
i
or
bread
baskets,
j
For
break
baskets
remove
crusts
.from
thinly
sliced
bread.
Press
slices
into
small
muffin
pans.
Bake
'strachan.01adysSkaland.Florer.ee
old.
was
admitted
to
the
hospital'
!"
?J!j
ven
df.jrecs
F.
un-Starr,
U1
0001
bcfrc
Richard
Valentin.
Charles
lion-ay
to
receive
treatment
for
lihtl)L..ro.Cd'
re
There
will
shortly
be
same
people
Webster.
Theresa
Wong,
Joy
Wilson,
burns
received
when
the
child
pull-
uic
(ii
nic-'
iiii-ci
iui
iu
nave
A
iujr
,
ii-hj
miouu,
luubauu
iu:u.ioiiiba,
u
tti.'c.
uiniu
1JM5
liuiu
il
!llIIIilg
at
the
Cronin
mine
near
Telkwa.
:
Harry
Yule.
machine,
the
water
scalding
her
Years
ago
James
Cronin
had
great
Grade
Five
Eve
Adams,
Mlnoru
lpes.
faith
in
that
property
and
spent
a
Akagi,
Olga
Bill.
Reynold
Bowden,
'
t'ortune
In
developing
it,
but
he
Robert
Blades,
Alfred
Doane,
Wll-
Strong
.Creek
and
Peace
River
passed
away
before
he
could
bring
liam
Finlaysoii,
BcnForrest,
George
Valieyettes
'
rto
iftball
terns
it
to
production.
Tht
ory
is
all
Furniotis,
Lenora
Gardner,
Jack
Played
at
Strong
Creek
Sunday
there
yet,
but
the
question
Is
how
Gawthorn,
Donna
Gurvich,
Robert
,ast.
wnen
the
home
team
won
to
raise
sufficient
funds
to
com-
r?ni
Kjtdiwn
him
Ttimft
Hinnt.
19-5
af'er
an
intereritine
nam
Larry
Iveson,
Steve
James,
Alan
P'-vnl
Hrt?l
is
being
ex-
Johnston,
Irja
Korhonen,
Harry
'ended
tn
Main
Slrot
sidewalk.
Kihara.
Donna
MacArthur,
Mary
"1,h
a
cofre-
shoo
to
oecupv
the
McAfee,
Ra-jnar
Martinson.
Kar-
souln
8,,R
f
,h
building,
ths
ro-sten
Miller,
Bruce
Mills.
Mona
'unda.
the
m'ddle
section
and
the
Mutch.
Sammy
Nakatanl,
Evan
'l'en"d
"remises
he
north
s
rlf
of
tain
near
Smlthers.
They
may
take
Nnhtpc
nnrfilnnr
P.oi.l
Annlo
Pa.
it
over.
Mr.
Duthie
is
unable
to
vi;h.
Deshka
Peneff.
Reggie
Ronald.
"rp
carry
on
its
operation
and
for
wallarp
Krharff
oiMne
lime
Mr.
n.eny
nas
naa
a
lease
on
it
and
doing
very
well
with
a
dozen
men.
Stevens.
Rillv,
Watts
r.pnrnn
W.l
The
Wong,
Lorraine
Youngman.
Grade
SixJlro
Akagl,
Dorothy
Becker,
BillytBeeslcy,
Nellie
Bill.
Harry
Blades,
Tommy
Boulter,
Jacqueline
Budinich,
Mary
Calder,
Jimmy
Comer,
Charles
Crego,
Alan
Edgar,
Mona
Frandle,
Billy
Gurvich,
Delray
Hanklnson,
Rose
Marie
the
buflir.-?.
A
lae
staff
of
mn
d
on
the
remodelling
Kathleen
Smith,
"rn'rn
i
f
ni
cTinlcil
In
July.
Lenora
Smith.
James
Smith.
John
pxnriiMvp
nt
Pmmi
PIvot
to
complete
the
season's
business,
which
was
delayed
tothte
lHe
date
due
to
illness.
Reports
indicated
he
past
year
bad
been
rur-ceseful
in
every
way.
with
all
debts
paid
with
the
cmepMon
of
ft
100
owing
on
lumber.
Instalment
fay-
mcnts
on
the
shares
had
been
mrf
or
a
salad
mixture
wh.h
is
not
moist.
eal,
Celery
ami
Cucumber
Salad
2
cups
diced
cooked
veal
1
cup
chopped
relcry
1
cup
diced
cucumber
'i
cup
salad
dressing
Mix
together.
Chill.
Fill
baskets
Ju'
before
servini.
Small
cakes
served
w'
h
ice
?mm
make
the
peifnM,
desert
for
the
garden
party.
Senior
Softball
Th
second
half
of
th
Lcafsup
Softball
schedule
Betty
Wide.
Maresa
Windie.
Betty
Curling
Club
met
Monday
evening
Juty
)X
4
!
nlS.
Gro'to
.
vs.
Stones.
Steel
workers
vs
Dry
Dock.
tulv
r-
Siotv-
vs.
Steelworkrrs,
Dry
Dock
vs.
Oiotlo.
Tnlv
u
.-.nmtto
vs.
Sleelworkers.
Stones
vs.
Dry
Dock.
July
H-Dry
nck
vs.
frYeclwork-pis.
F'nies
vs.
Dry
Dock
.Ml
IV
TK0-CM-.
.
DrV
rirvlf
Hartwi-.
Monica
Holtby,
Tommy
UJ
"lc
Jry
purcnasers.
pte(i
Wf)rlfPrs
James,
Donna"Kcrrighan.
Aife
Kor-
,
"
honen,
Leo
Korhonen.
Bessie
Lee,
'A,'I',A
s
CO.MET
Marie
Lcvstad,
Robert
MacArthur,
Hallcv.s
comet
h
mentioned
by
1
1,
any
iii.Mnii.di
sources
elating
July
9.1
Dry
pork
VS.
Sleelworkers
vs.
Grotto.
Senior
is
an-
.Tnlv
5i-.Orn,ii0
vs.
Stones.
Steel-vorl-e.r,s
vs.
Dry
Dock.
.Tnlv
?-
-stnnrs
vs.
Steelworkers.
Drv
Do-k
vs.
Oi-otto.
u'nu.'-
i
Grotto
vs
R(pii.
and
soon
it
will
be
a
real
camp.
Shrubsall.
Norton
Skog,
David
fhinlel
Jones.
Billy
Josephson.
Scott
'vo1"''-s.
c.nnes
vs.
Drv
Dock
FAST
TRAVELLIN(J
Ph''
'
'
TiPrti'UP'n'r
wtirl
on,
James
Olsen.
Kathorinp
Vau
tu
.
1
.
1
0
Pavlikls.
Hnnrv
Shlmln.
Hones,
Nte
-Men's
Pnlor
Ia?np
nm.
o
be
nlaved
on
Mondays
and
Fridays
during
second
half.
have
to
50
""-..
""...I
vyoi.tucjr,
uiuoi
jvidt.v
aim.
uavia
Stevens,
Margaret
Carlsen.
Patricia
Comer.
Bobby
Cur-
Sutherland.
Melvln
Thompson.
Lyd-
ihtVkst
i
utv"
rle.
Charles
Currie.
Lucy
Evans,
la
Watt,
Joyce
Watts,
France.,
Web-
Lake
uaKC
Baikal
ihprf
i.
Bi
lv
Haines.
Iris
Hanson,
nvnkie.hl
hr
t....,.
.
.
ualltal,
Siberia,
Is
rourhly
,V.
"
;
......
.c
uuiiko
xama-
vp
pS
d"n
tt
v,.
.
p
snv
Hayashi,
Teruo
Hlnada.
Fay
In-
shita.
Nina
Youngman,
Sydney
In
th
world
which
gram,
Gwendy
Jenner..David
Johns,
'o,mgman.
founded.
other
lake
I
has
been
CO-OPERATION
BETWEEN
CANADA'S
SOLDIERS
AND
AIRMEN
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