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SUCCESS
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m
Saturday
,uccr
iful
Easter
tea
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Held
on
Saturday
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Hall
htf
Terrace
.
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pd
the
occasion.
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be''"
tsaienmy
lire-n'avsric-y
of
Easter
col,
,Mr.i
S
Campbell.
Mlw
J.
Laid
a""
Mlss
Jamps-,,
the
wall
was
an
attractive
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.
.
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fliiujpra
;inH
Her
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vtU
pmK
"I'll
Bim.
curtains
adorning
paper
,
window-
sai"t
,...,
(he
HiRh
and
rle-school,
were
arranged
lt
rJ.J
wlta
cye-forbal-
I,
and
df
111(1
ua
iam
e
centred
wlih
fiowers
ar-
,f3
,,,
)e
:;aliy
cierorairn
rl
lul,e
;rowd
which
displayed
i
latercjt
m
the
work
of
the-
Ijo,
children
was
lit
attend-
;arln-!
the
afternoon
an
at-ure
bastce-
of
daffodils
and
flowers,
donated
by
Mrs.
C.
was
auctinnea
on
in
Ijrjng,
'sirle
by
Mrs.
Floyd
tit
president
of
the
P.
T.
A.,
Mat
is
Mrs.
C
u
M.
uiggey.
K.-S,
Frank
announced
winners
Ijtand
wr:
.ni
for
the
vari-
Tait-
These
were:
t;::.:?,
Grades
1-12
Shirley
Lacse.i,
Victor
l'rcstay,
jis:;.e
Smart
Dolores
Honke,
ley
Reynolds,
June
Sekora,
::e
L.'.i
.rom,
Clara
Warner.
;:rie
Honke
Elsie
Crego,
a
Somerv;,le
Dolly
Ilaug-'
i,
Uarc:d
Whalen.
t,
Grade,
l
10
Helene
lion-v;
"jr
Prestay,
Dorothy
fhasiin,
Doroles
Honke.
Itj
Reynolds,
V.ckl
Hipp
and
i
Frank,
Jules
Perry.
Oerald
j,
Eizabetb
Pongracz,
Ron-Pauen,
Leo
Benolt,
Charles
t:.as
Bobby
Bissohnettc,
:j
Bu.onnette
and.
Edna
x
Agn
were
Mrs,
D.
O.
Little,
fc!e
Dover
and.
Mrs.
F.
aci
and
competitions
sub-ti
by
Grades
6,
7
and.
8;
a
re
i
,iiei
at
a
later
date,
isier
was
J.
R.
Reynolds
Soa
pouring
tea
and.cof-were
Mrs.
R.
de
Kergora-jji,
Mrs.
G.
Lambly
and
Miss
Li,-
In
charge
of
the-
tea
(i
were
Mrs.
S.
Campbell;
T
James
and
Miss
J.
Mac-iid,
while
servlteurs
were
Pearl
Sekora.
Colleen.
Whalen,
Sarah
arid
Margaret
Mile,
Iren
Haughland,
Mrs.
Patrick,
Mrs.
MinshalLand
Mrs.
tr:
Frank
madi
the
sandwiches.
Those
assisting
In
the
kitchen
were
Mrs.
Sparkes.
Mrs.
F.
Frank,
Mrs.
F.
Clifford
Mrs;
C;
W.
Mlchlel,
Mrs.
II.
Wold,
Mrs.
J.
Haaland.
Mrs.
Llndbers
and
Mrs.
N.
Sekora
were
In
charge
of
the
sale
of
home
cooking
and
work.
Timely
TERRACE
Topics
Mr.
and
Mrs.
s.
Craig
and
family
of
Prince
Rupert
have-purchased
Gordon
Brookes'
farm
on
BraurVs
Island
and
will
soon
arrive
to
take
possession.
81gurd
dlalm
has
purchased
a
how
and
five
acres
of
land
In
Dutch
Valley
from
Sam
W.
ft.
Workman
of
Smlthers
was
In
trwn
during
I
he
week.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe
of
Prince
Rupert
are
spending
a
holiday
In
Terrace.
T.
R.
TomlliDion
of
Cedarvala
drovo
to
Terrace
on
Thursday
and
returned,
home-
the
samo
day.
,
C.
W.
Mlchlel
left,
on
Thursday
for
a
business
trip
to
the
south.
Matt
Allard
and
his
nephew,
Henry,
arrived
In
town
a
few
days
ago
with
a.
fine
catch
of
bertver.
They
h:iv
lecn
trapping
around
Kalum.
Lake.
Crr.IL
Mulrhead.
game,
warden
from
Smlthers,
was
in
Terrace
at
th
beginning,
of
the
week.
K
S.
Laird
and
family
arrived
on,
Friday
from
Prince-
Rupert
The-
Laird
have
purchased
the
Houlden
farm
on
the
Bench.
Mrs.
Peter
Simpson
left
on
Thursday-
for
Prince
Rupert
where
sh
Is
siirmiing
about
a
week
as
the
uest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Lemon.
CrtOWLE
Yorkshire.
Engv
Tha
War
Office
ruled
that
40
German'
prisoners
of
warr
stationed
here-could
not
accept,
an
"Invitation
from
the
local
vicar
to
attend
Sunday
service's.
Moths
,l'ST
AURIVRD
.
.
.
The
season
is
rapidly
advancing.
He
sure
.
to
take
the
necessary
precautions.
In
time.
ELKAY'S
MOTH
KILLER
and
MOTH
CONTROL
LIQUID
WITH
DDT
Will
Vol
Injure
Fabrics
IG-07.
bottle,
T."!
Ormes
lid.
"Jin
Pioneer
Drttqgtets
l
REXAI.L
STORI5
Prescription
Specialists
e
are
pleased
to
announce"
that
conditions
low
permit
us
to
place
on
the
market
again
"RUPERT
BRAND"
SCOTCH
TYPE
SMOKED
KIPPERS
SMOKED
ALASKA
BLACK
COD
SMOKED
MILD
CURED
SALMON
Try
them,
today
from,
your
Butcher
r
at
your
favorite
restaurant.
anadian
Fish
AND
Cold
Storage
COMPANY
LIMITED
FKINCE
RUPERT,
B.O.
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
All
through
the
war
the
Brl
tish
people,
of
necessity,
had
to
make
the
best
possible
use
of
homegrown
foods
and
are
still
having
to
do
so
even
in
these
post-victory
days.
The-
British
Ministry
of
Food,
by
timely
suggestions,
has
continued
to
help
the
housewives
throughout
the
country.
The
use
of
potatoes,
carrots,
cabbage
and
oatmeal
has
been
especially
stressed
because
these
foods
were
relatively
plentiful.
In
Britain,
oatmeal
Is
used
In
much
the
same
way
as
rolled
oats
is
used
in
Canada.
Both
are
made
from
the
whole,
grain,
cleaned
and
hulled.
In
making
meal,
the
grain
Is
chopped
or
ground,
while
for
rolled
cats,
It
Is
passed
between
heated
rollers,
For
the
more
modern
qulck-cOoklng
rolled
oats,
the
grain
Is
cut
in
pieces
before
rolling,
thus
speeding
up
cooking
time
in
the
home.
Home
economists,
while
looking
over
British
Ministry
of
Focd
publications,
have
Jotted
down
the
following,
practical
suggestions:
"Fill
up
with
potatoes
rather!
than
bread.
Oatmeal
Is
another
good
'filler'
particularly
for
heavy
workers
and
growing
boys
and.
girls.
Make
the
most
of
meat
by
first
of
all
cooking
It'
properly
and
secondly
by
knowing,
how
to
stretch
the
meat
ration.
Food
which
has
already
been
cooked
only
need
to.
be
reheated,
and
is.
spoiled
It
cooked
too
much
a'second
time.
This
Is
especially:
Important
to.
remember
When
using?
typ
left-over
meat,
fish
and
vegetables.
Dishes
using
cooked
vegetables
should,
as
far
as
possible,
be
.served
with"
a
-fresh
salad
or
a
serving
of
freshly
cocked
greens
to
make
up
for
thi
vitamin
C,
ldst
In
cooking
aud
reheating.
Ali
dishes
using
leftovers
need,
more
seasoning
than
when
uncooked
food
is
used.
This
is
because
some
of
the
natural
flavor
of
the
food
Is
lost
with
reheating.
5UCA
CAN
N
I
.
Use
oatmeal,
or
rolled
oats
whenever
possible
in
place
of
flour,
because
it
is
home-produced
and
by
its
use
we
shall
be
saving
valuable
shipping
space."
The
two
tested
replces,
Oatmeal
Farls
or
Scones
and
Dock
ers
Bake
were
also
taken
from
booklets
Issued
by
the
British
Ministry
of
Food.
Naturally,
for
use
here,
the
recipes
had
to
be
changed
from
weights
to
measurements.
In
addition,
certain
llbjrty
was
taken
with
them
and
the
amounts
of
some
of
the
Ingredients
called
for
in
the
original
recipes
were
increased.
Oatmeal
Faris
or.
Scones
Original
Recipe:
4
ounces
oatmeal
,
4-
ounces
flour
L
heaped,
teaspoonful
baklpg'
.
powder
V,
Small
teaspoon
salt
1
ounce
margarine
Milk
and;
water
Canadian
Version:
1
cup
sifted
pastry
flour
1
teaspoons
baking
powder
Vjj
tsaspoou
salt
1
cup
fine
oatmeal'
3
tablespoons
mild-flavored
fat
'2-3.
cup
milk
Sift
together
the
flour;
baking
powder
and
salt.
Add
oatmeali
Blend
In
the
fat
and
add
milk.
Knead
lightly
on
a
floured
bjard
until
smooth.
Roll
out
a.jnch
thicknesses
and
cut
Into
triangular
shapes
or
rounds.
Brush
top
or
each
with
milt
and
bake
in
a
hot
oven,
425-
degrees.
F.,
for
15
minutes.
Makes
12.
medium,
sized
Farls
or
Scones.
Dockers
Rak
Original
Recipe:
1
pound
potatoes
G
ounces
oatmeal
2-3
ounces
cooked
minced
meat
Salt
and
pepper
Mixed
herbs
Canadian
Version:
2
tablespoons,
fat
.12
pound
minced
beef
or
left-.
over
cooked,
meat
':
1.
onion,
sliced
2
cups
grated
raw
potato
(4-5
medium
potatoes)
1
tablespoon
vinegar
1
cup
rolled
oats
(quick-cook)
1
teaspoon
salt
34
teaspoon
poultry
seasoning
Melt
fat
in
frying
pan,
add
There
is
a
world-wide
shortage
of
sugar.
Last
year
world
sugar
production
was
..twenty-five
percent
below
1939.
Reasons
for
the
decrease
are:
Destruction
of
the
sugar
industries
in
Java
and
the
Philippines.
Shortages
of
labour
and
fertilizers
in
many
sugar-producing
countries.
Last
year's
drought
in
the
Caribbean
area,
especially
Cuba.
Damage
to
European
sugar
beet
fields.
World
sugar
supplies
are
pooled
for
the
benefit
of
the
United
Nations.
Canada,
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain
are
allotted
an
equal
share
of
sugar
according
to
population.
Available
supplies
must
also
be
shared
with
other
countries.
TEN
POUND
CANNING
SUGA
This
year's
canning
sugar
allowance
is
ten
pounds
per
person
the
same
as
last
year.
Instead
of
special
canning
sugar
coupons,
ten
additional
green
"S"
coupons
are
being
made
available
for
the
purchase
of
canning
sugar.
S8
to
S12
inclusive
become
valid
on
May
2nd;
S17
to
S21
inclusive
on
July
4th.
Each,
coupon
is
good
for
ihe
purchase
of
one
pound
of
sugar.
The
len
"S"
coupons
for
canning
sugar,
are
in
addition
COUPON
CALENDAR
4th
April
.
.
.
S5
20th
June.
.
S15
and
S16
18th
April
.
S6
and
S7
4th
July
.
.
S17
to
S21
2nd
May
.
S3
toS12
18th
July.
.
S22and$23
16th
May
.
S13ondS14
15th
August
.
$24
ond
525
AMOUNT
OF
SUGAR
USED
IN
CANNING
Each
housewife
may
use
her
canning
sugar
to
fit
the
needs
of
her
particular
household.
A
common
method
is
to
allow
j
lb.
sugar
for
each
quart
sealer
of
canned
fruit;
and
1
1
lbs.
sugar
for
each
quart
of
jam
or.
jelly.
tDtfnrc
Rupert
DaflPJ3eU)0
Wednesday,
April-
24,
1946
,
,
.
HOUSEHOLD'
TRACTOR:
,
LONDON,
Q
A
compact,
en-
j
amelled
cabinet
which,
it
Is
claimed,,
will
do
more
for
thet
housewife
than
the
tractor,
has
done
for
the
farmer
was
demonstrated
here
recently.
It
Is
an
automatic,
electric
machine-
that
washes
both
clothes
and
dishes.
One
kettleful
of
hot
water
Is
sufficient
to
wash
a
dinner
service
for
six
people.
Similarly,
eljht
pounds
of
clothes'
dan
be
washed,
.double
rinsed
and
dried
In
30
minutes
with
the
minimum
of
soap
powder
and
attention.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
1
FOR
RENT
Two
.roomed'
fur-'
nished'
cabin.
Phone
Blue
187.
i
(981
minced
meat
and
onion
and
brown,
To
the
grated
potatoes
add
the
remaining
Ingredients,
then
add
the
cooked
meat.
Btend
thoroughly.
Press
into
;v
greased
loaf
pan
and
bake
in
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375
degrees
F
for
l'4
hours.
Six
servings.
nine
WW
"
mi
R
PER
PERSON
S
lo
the
"S"
coupons
which
regularly
become
valid
each
month
for
the
purchase
of
sugar
and
preserves.
Those
who
do
not
wish
to
do
home
canning
may
use
the
extra
coupons
to
buy
commercially
packed,
jams,
jellies,
canned
fruit,,
etc',
or
sugar
to
supplement
ihe
regular
ration.
The
ten
"S"
coupons
for
canning
sugar
need
not
be
used
immediately
they
become
valid.
You
will
be
given
ample
notice
of
their
expiry
date.
THESE
ARE
YOUR
"S"
COUPONS
FOR
EXTRA
SUGAR
VALID
MAY
2
iBI
fill
Any
valid
"S"
Coupon,
including
those
shown
here,
may
be
used
to
purchase
sugar
for
canning,
or
the
amount
stated
below
of
preserves.
The
green
"S"
coupons
S3
to
S12
and
S17
to
S21
are
in..
addition
to
the
"S"
coupons
which
regularly
become
valid,
each
month
for
the
purchase
of
sugar
and
preserves.
They
are
being
validated
to
make
available
enough
sugar
for
home
canning
or
for
other
household
uses.
VALID
JULY
4
ALTERNATIVE
VALUE
OF
ALL'
S"
COUPONS
1
lb.
of
sugar
OR
OR
OR
OR
2411.01.
80
f
Lot.
2
qts.
molasset
4
lbs.
honey
iam,
ielly,
1
OR
OR
2
lbs.
marmalad;
a.?,""!f
30fL..
honey
butter
OR
un"'
Mfly
31
blended
table,
OR
40
fl.
oz.
4
lbs.
after
May
31,
cane
or
canned
fruit,
maplt
sugar
49
ft.
oz.
corn
syrup
m
CP
11111
SUGARLESS
METHOD
OF
CANNING
FRUIT
Many
home
economists
recommend
the
sugarless
method
of
canning
fruit.
Sugar
can
be
added
during
the
winter
as
the
fruit
is
used.
If
you
have
not
a
copy
already,
write
the
Department
of
Agriculture,
Ottawa,
for
"Wartime
Canning"
pamphlet.
This
Is
Our
Business
Take
.advantage
of
pur
many
years
of
auto
and
general
machine
repair
experience.
The
Terrace
Machine
Shop
and.
Garage
is
under
the
management
of
Bill
Osbonui.
and
has
secured
the
services
of.
J.
Campbell,
who
has
had
many,
years
of
experience
in
car
and
truck
work.
?
CONSULT
USI
Terrace
Machine
Shop
AND
O
Alt
AHK
Terrace
1
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
.
WE
MEUT
ALL
TRAINS
SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT.
(II.
SMITH)
P.Oi
Box
16T
TERRACE
J.L.
CURRY
CHIROPRACTOR
It'
pain
Chiropractic!
If.
nerves--
doubly
sol
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Block
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and
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HOTEL
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MODERN
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comfortable
rooms
with
plenty
of
hot
water.
Reasonable
weekly
rates
to
reliable
tenants.
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Ave.
and
Eighth
St.
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Covers
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filing
and
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