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29,
1945
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Available
'
Navy
League
Expects
to
Carry
'6n
Sea
Cadet
Activity
There
Correspondence
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
held
In
the
Canadian
Legion
rooms
last
week
Indicated
that
there
was
every
possibility
that
the
Sea
Cadets
would
be
able
to
continue
using
the
Navy
drill
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
hall
despite
closing
down
of
H.
M.
C.
S.
Chatham.
Arrangements
were
made
to
obtain
necessary
tables
and
chairs
for
the
various
clerical
activities.
It
"was
also
agreed
to
enrol
a
limited
number
of
girls
who
would
carry
on
clerical
work
and
so
enable
the
cadets
to
attend
the
regular
classes.
It
is
hoped
that
the
girls
will
be
able
to
take
up
rifle
range
practice.
Plans
are
being
considered
to
provide
more
opportunities
for
carrying
on
recreational
arid
sports
activities.
President
S.
P.
Woddslde
was
GIFTS
Whatever
you
plan
to
spend
.
.
.
YOU'LL
FIND
GIFTS
HERE
TO
SATISFY
YOU
.
.
.
-
Come
in
and
sec
them
JOHN
BULGER
LTD.
JEWELERS
THIRD
AVENUE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA-PACKERS
LIMITED
VANCOUVER,
B.C
(Opposite
Post
Office)
HAVE
YOUR
PHOTOGRAPH
TAKEN
Five
minutes
from
the
time
you
pose
until
you
have
your
picture.
VAVi
inches
passport
or
identification
she.
"CURLY'S"
25
c?
3
for
oO
6th
St.,
Just
north
of
3rd
Ave.
YORK
GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION
Building
Supplies
Free
Estimates,
Construction
and
Repairs
Windows
and
Frames,
Doors
and
Frames,
Cabinets,
Counters
Show
Cases
of
all
description
Also
Furniture
Repairs
First
class
finishing
and
workmanship
In
the
chair
at
the
meeting
and
others
present
were.
Douglas
Wood.
J.
S.
Wilson,
A.
T.
Lash-mar,
R.
M.
Wlrulow,
T.
J.
Fortune
and
T.
Applewhalte,
secre-l
tary.
Lieutenant-Commander
A.
Mitchell
was
also
In
attendance.
He
reported
that,
with
the
resumption
of
fall
and
winter
activities,
there
had
been
an
increase
in
the
number
of
cadets.
New
recruits
were
being
welcomed
at
the
regular
parade
nights,
Tuesday
of
each
week.
A
letter
from
R.
C.
Stevenson,
co-ordinator
of
Sea
Cadet
activities
for
the
Naval
Services
expressed
his
appreciation
or
tne
part
the
Navy
League
had
played
in
the
sponsorship
of
Cadet
Corps.
It
-was
no
less
Important
that
the
training
received
by
the
boys
helped
to
make
them
better
Canadian
citizens.
GRWNEW5
FROM
HOME
Bert
Wouden
Loses
Both
Father
and
Mother
in
Rotterdam
Renewed
communications
from
liberated
Holland
following
the
war
brought
bad
news
for
Bert
Wouden,
local
taxi
operator.
The
first
letter
to
"be
received
from
his
brother
told
of
their
father
and
mother,
the
former
78
years
old
and
the
latter
16,
being
killed
when
their
home
was
demolished
in
the
almost
utter
destruction
of
Rotterdam
by
the
great
German
bombing
attacks
in
1940.
The
bodies
were
riever
recovered
in
the
huge
mass
or
rubble
and
ruins.
Canadian
Press
news
stories
flow
daily
to
Canadian
daily
newspapers
over
12,000
miles
of
leased
telegraph
wire.
PRIZE
for
THINKING
Entries
are
wanted
for
a
suitable
name
and
emblem
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Recreational
Council
local
activities.
Get
thinking
now
and
win
a
ST
PRIZE
Contest
Open
to
Everyone.
Entries
to
Miss
F.
Parker,
P.O.
Box
38,
City,
on
or
before
November
4.
PACIFIC
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Business
6:30
a.m.
12:00
p.m.
Special
Chop
Suey
Noodles
British
Columbia
is
easily
the
greatest
fish-producing
province
in
Canada.
The
value
of
its
annual
sea
harvest
reaches
$35,000,000
and
accounts
for
approximately
AB
f
Canada's
total
fish
production.
The
Coast
fishing
industry
supports
18,000
men
and
women
and
their
families,
and
through
the
purchase
of
equipment
and
supplies,
pours
further
huge
sums
into
the
community.
How
the
'fish
dollar'
circulates
is
illustrated
above.
Out
of
every
dollar
received
by
our
The
Experts
Say
.
.
.
By
HELEN
BANNER
MAN
Canadian
Press
Start
Writer
HONEY
FOR
SUGAR
Many
Inquiries
have
been'siade
by
women
who
want
to
know
hew
to
use
honey
to
replace
sugar
in
cooking.
Here
is
the
answer:
"Honey
can
be
used
successfully
to
replace
part
or
all
of
the
sugar
called
for
In
a
recipe.
"If
the
amount
of
sugar
called
for
is
small,
as
in.
muffins,
an
equal
amount
of
honey
may
be
used
Instead.
Where
larger
amounts
of
sugar
are
called
for,
as
In
cake,
It
Is
better
to
replace
only
half
of
the
sugar
with
honey.
"Use
one
cup
of
honey
to
replace
one
cup
of
sugar
and
In
baking
reduce
the
liquid
In
the
recipe
by
V4
cup
fpr
each
cup
of
honey
used.
Don't
use
soda
unless
called
for
in
the
original
recipe.
"Liquid
honey
Is
easier
to
measure
and
blend
than
granulated
honey.
Granulated
honey
may
be
liquified
by
setting
the
container
In
a
pan
of
hot
water.
"A
greased
measuring
cup
makes
measuring
honey
or
other
syrups
easier."
,
The
cup-of-water
method
of
measuring
small
amounts
of
shortening
does
not
work
with
granulated
honey
since
some
of
It
will
melt
and
be
discarded,
with
the
water.
LEAFY
VEGETABLES
The
importance
of
green
leafy
vegetables
In
the
diet
receives
a
good
deal
of
attention
from
nutritionists,
including
those
at
the
Health
and
Welfare
Department
who
tell
us
the
dark
green
veg
etables
now
being
harvested
are
particularly
good
eating.
They
are
a
source"
of
vitamin
A
and
iron
and
also
contain
some
calcium
and
smaller
quantities
of
other
minerals.
All
in
all.
they
a;e
a
good
bet,
even
though
the
yellow
vegetables
like
carrots
and
sweet
potatoes
con
tain
more
vitamin
A.
The
darker
the
green
the
higher
the
nutrition
rating.
Dark
green,
crinkly-leafed
cabbege
found
in
the
stores
now'
Is
a
good
bargain
In
nutrition.
GRAPES
OVER
SOON
Those
delicious
blue
grapes
will
soon
b?
disappearing
from
the
market
for
another
year.
Have
you
had
your
fill
of
them,
and
what
about
grape
pie,
grape
rbly-tfly
and
cottage
pudding
with
grape
sauce?
The
season
can
be
lengthened
several
days
by
fnrslghted
home
makers
who
use
the
last
grapes
to
make
up
what
the
Agriculture
Department
home
economists
call
a
basic
grape
mixture
which
can
be
used
for
any
of
the
grape
dishes
mentlone
dabove.
BASIC
GRAPE
MIXTURE
vV'"
HOW
OUR
organization
from
the
sale
of
its
fish
products,
for
the
past
financial
year:
62.8c
was
paid
to
fishermen
and
employees.
29.9c
was
paid
for
supplies
and
services.
2.9c
went
into
depreciation
source
of
funds
for
replacement
of
fleets
and
plants.
1.9c
went
into
taxes.
2.5c
was
net
profit
-available
as
a
business
maintenance
reserve
and
for
distribution
to
about
1400
shareholders
in
Canada,
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
Seasonable
Ideas
Some
Dainty
Refreshments
For
Hallowe'en
Festivities
Hallowe'en
is
the
night
on
which
the
witches
set
sail
on
their
brooms,
ghosts
prowl,
black
cats
howl
and
children,
demand
that
every
one
"shell
out."
Hallowe'en
makes
a
perfect
excuse
for
a
party
for
either
children
or
grown-ups.
The
occasion
offers
Ideas
for
decorating
simple
food
to
obtain
unusual
effects.
Sandwiches
cut
round
with
holes
in
the
top
slice
to
show
the
filling
and
look
like
faces
please
the
children.
Spicy
cookies
with
faces
painted
on
with
orange
icing
always
make
a
hit
and
a
little
fcing
goes
a
long
way.
Devil's
cake
and-
taffy
apples
definitely
belong
in
the
Hallowe'en
picture.
The
witches'
brew
may
be
milk,
fruit
punch
or
coffee
according
to
the
age
and
tastes
of
the
guests.
Here
are
some
suggestions
for
Hallowe'en
frolics:
Cheese
Crunch
1
cup
grated
cheese
1
cup
finely
shredded
cabbage
V
teaspoon
onion
juice
v2
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
OR
1
to
2
tablespoons
salad
dressing
Few
grains
cayenne
pepper
Salt
and
pepper
to
taste
Combine
Ingredients
thoroughly
and
use
as
a
sandwich
spread
with
whole
wheat
bread.
Yield:
3A
cup.
GINGERSNAPS
23
cup
molasses
Mi
cup
mild-flavored
fat
2
cups
sifted
pastry
flour
OR
Mi
teaspoon
baking
soda
2
teaspoons
ginger.
3,4
teaspoon
salt
Heatmolasses
to
boiling
point
and
pour
over
fat.
Add
sifted
Stem,
wash
und
measure
five
cups
of
grapes,
preferably
the
blue
ones.
Press
pulp
from
the
skins.
Heat
pulp
to
boiling
point
and
boil
gently
for
five
minutes,
then
rub
through
a
sieve
to
remove
seeds,
add
skins
to
pulp
and
cook
together
for;,
five
mir.
utes.
Store
in
a
covered
Jar
In
the
refrigerator
where
it
will
keep
for
several
days.
To
use,
blend
Vi
cup
sugar,
two
tablespoons
of
cornstarch
and
a
dash
of
salt
with
a
little
of
the
grape
mixture,
add
to
the
remaining
mixture
and
cook,
stirring
frequently
until
thick.
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
dry
ingredients
and
mix
well.
Chill,
roll
and
cut
Into
desired
shapes.
Bake
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F
for
8
to
10
minutes.
Makes
3
dozen
cookies.
Molasses
Raisin
'Bars
'4
cup
mild-flavored
fat
Ms
cup
sugar
1
egg
V4
cup
molasses
2
cups
whole
wheat
flour
lV
teaspoon
salt
Va
teaspoon
baking
soda
IV2
teaspoons
baking
powder
teaspoon
cinamon
Va
teaspoon
nutmeg
Ms
cup
sweet
milk
Cream
fat,
ad&
sugar
and
cream
well
together.
Add
beaten
egg,
blending
well,
then
add
molasses.
Mix
dry
ingredients
and
add
alternately
with
milk
to
first
mixture.
Add
chopped
raisins.
Spread
thinly
In
a
greased
shal
low
pan,
15x10
inches.
Bake
while
still
warm.
Makes
3
dozen
bars.
for
Housekeepers
BE
GAY
ON
HALLOWE'EN
It's
always
fun
to
have
a'
party
and
It's
so
much
more
fun
to
have
one
on
an
occasion
when
the
special
decorations
suitable
to
the
event
can
lend
an
added
festive
air.
And
probaibly
Hal-,
lowe'en,
with
Its
many
superstitions
and
traditions,
is
one
of
FOR
A
FAMILY
0F
FOUR
SUN.
'mon.
tues.
wed.
thur.
fri.
sat.
.
.
Roast
Cold
Braised
Beef
Grilled
Baked
Savoury
of
Roast
Veal
Roly
Lamb
Fish.
Spa-Beef
Beef
Cutlets
Poly
Chops
ghetti
with
Sau-
sages
Group
B
left-
Group
B
left-
Croup
C
unra-
Croup
D
over
over
tioned
beef
beef
4
lbs.
1
lb.
1
lb.
10
2
5
4
Ounces
Coupons
Tokens
Tokens
2
5
Tokens
Tokens
Are
you
hankering
for
a
roast
of
beef?
The
far-sighted
housewife
will
-realize
that
under
meat
rationing
her
family
of
four
can
enjoy
a
Sunday
roast,
and
the
other
meals
of
the
week
too,
if
she
budgets
her
coupons
with
care.
By
parting
with
two
coupons
and
five
tokens
vou
can
procure
a
four
pound
rolled
rib
roast
of
beef
from
Group
B.
A
Yorkshire
pud
ding
and
good
brown
gravy
should
ensure
enough
of
it
being
spared
to
slice
cold
for
Monday.
And
for
Wednesday,
a
roly
poly
is
a
tasty
way
of
utilizing
the
remnants.
Just
season
the
ground
meat,
moisten
it
with
gravy
or
vegetable
juices,
roll
it
up
in
your
best
biscuit
dough,
hake
in
a
hot
oven,
and
serve
with
a
zestful
tomato
sauce.
For
Tuesday
veal
cutlets
arc
appetizing
exchange
for
five
tokens.
.
One
pound
of
lamb
chops
for
Thursday
will
require
four
tokens,
and
with
unrationed
fish
for
Friday
you
will
have
two
tokens
left
from
your
week's
allotment.
A
savoury
spaghetti
dish
highlighted
with
the
season's
green
peppers,
tomatoes
and
mushrooms
and
topped
with
well-browned
sausages
would
make
a
substantial
main
course
for
Saturday.
And
of
course
off-the-ration
items
such
as
cold
sliced
tongue
offer
solution
'
to
luncheon
problems.
Permanent
Club
For
Women
Overseas
LONDON
Oct.
29
KB
The
Canadian
Girl's
Club
;n
London
has
registered
under
Great
Britain's
Companies
Act
in
the
new
name
of
"The
Canadian
Girls
and
Business
Women's
Club."
An
overseas
membership
arrangement
entitles
Canadians
In
Canada
'to
Join
and
when
In
England
they
will
have
all
club
privileges
for
six
months.
Club
officers
said
It
Is
the
first
and
only
all-Canadian
women's
organization
In
Britain.
It
was
inaugurated
in
December
1942
for
service
and
civilian
Canadians
doing
war
work
in
Britain.
Officers
and
their
Canadian
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
homes
are:
president,
Mrs.
Marlon
Robertson,
Nelson,
BC;
honorary
secretary,
Mrs.
Arabella
Rlvlngton,
Victoria;
treasurer,
Mrs.
E.
Mary
Wanvlck,
St.
Catherines,
Ont.;
committee,
Miss
Eileen
B.
Griffin,
Montreal;
Mrs.
Bessie
Hope,
Victoria;
Mrs.
Elizabeth
J.
Western,
Nee-pawa,
Man.f
and
hostess,
Mrs.
Nessle
Brown,
Victoria.
t10
haet
st
U-..-
a
party,
especially
for
the
1
I01K3.
Many
are
th;
gamei
played
and
the
tricks
to
on
this
night
when
wir:ht
with
ducking
for
apples
:
lead.
Favors
and
decorations
ange
and
black
are
gay
a-I
orfiil
and
are
right
for
Hi
e'en.
There
Is
such
a
nti
novelties
to
be
had
that
unique
decbratlve
schawl
be
worked
out.
Even
lnthl
you
serve
you
can
carry
c
J
Hallowe
en
spirit.
Round
ies
with
grinning
pumpklrl
painted
on
them
with
icing
are
a
cute
idea.
CI
shaped
like
cats
or
witcfcJ
attractive,
too.
And
your
beverages,
of
I
are
important.
Games
li
citing
and
strenuous
audi
guests
will
appreciate
plei
delicious
drinks.
Drinks
from
fruit
Juices
and
spa
water
will
hit
the
spot
S
ling
water
makes
a
fine
:
quenching
drink
that
mli;
with
fresh.
or
canned
fruit.
It
Is
good,
too,
and
adds
tJ
drinks
made
with
powde
liquid
extracts.
Orapel
mixes
well
with
sparkling
I
and
here
is
a
recioe
:J
especially
nice
for
HalkreJ
Grape
Apple
Spartlfl
One
cup
apple
Juice:
grape
Juice;
V4
cup
lemon
I
23
cup
sugar
syrup;
J?:
water.
Combine
Juices
and
so
rup.
Pour
over
Ice
cubes
glasses
and
fill
the
glassei
sparkling
water
Serves
I
mm
'Ho
stays
charmed
for
hours
this
way!
luctsi
He
a
charmer
too
serve
FINEST
SALMON