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Rupert,
BJC.
Tuesday,
May
22,
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Notes
and
Views
of
he
CITY
COUNCIL
A
draft
oi
an
order-in-council
drawn
up
toy
a
firm
of
Vancou-er
solicitors
which
would
authorize
local
garages
to
close
for
half
a
day
on
Saturdays
instead
of-Thursdays,
submitted
to
council
by
Rupert
Motors,
was
referred
back
to
the
garage
men's
solicitors
by
council
for
clarification
of
a
clause
of
the
draft.
.A
request
by
Victory
Shows
of
Edmonton
to
play
in
Prince
Ru-pert
from
September
1
to
8
was
"
granted
by
council
providing
the
proprietor
pay
a
licence
of
$103
a
TjBay
and
toe
subject
to
regulations
set
by
Police
Sgt.
O.
L.
Hall.
Council
last
night
authorized
the
finance
committee
to
meet
with
the
executive
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
discuss
the
Legion's
offer
to
purchase
the
lot
adjoining
the
Legion
building.
Three
readings
of
a
bylaw
authorizing
the
sale
of
city-owned
lots
to
Math
and
Emma
Norgaard
and
Eldor
Anderson
were
given
by
City
Council
last
night.
The
bylaw
authorizes
the
'
purchase
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norgaard
of
lots
17
and
18,
block
12,
section
7
for
$250
and
the
sale
of
lot
22,
block
8;
section
1
and
buildings
to
Mr.
Ander-
son
J
for
$1710.
FIRST
SORORITY
The
first
letter
sorority,
Kappa
Alpha
Theta,
was
founded
at
De
Pauw
University
in
1870.
P-7
Of
General
Interest
Watch
for
Label
i
From
now
on
virtually
every
type
of
men's
women's
and
children's
clothing
must
be
labelled
In
such
a
way
that
the
manufac-,
ture
can
foe
identified,
regardless
ol
when
the
clothes
were
manufactured.
The
label,
which
must
j
be
attached
to
the
garment
when
lit
reaches
the
customer,
will
I
make
it
easier
to
Investigate
in
leases
of
suspected
degradation.
Strict
Co-ordination
War
charity
funds
throughout
Canada
are
collecting
money
now
some
clothing
for
shipment
,lto
the
liberated
countries,
but
only
under
the
supervision
of
National
War
Services.
Cowl
News,
Girls
More
aluminum
is
now
avalU
able
for
pots
and
pans
than
there
has
been
for
some
little
time,
and
It
Is
expected
the
supply
available
In
retail
stores
will
improve
within
the
next
few
months.
Liberal
Rations
On
10-day
leaves,
the
long-leave
ration
card
of
any
service
man
or
service
woman
will
con-
jtaln
coupons
for
a
full
two
weeks
ration.
Each
butter
coupon
on
a
IJong-leave
card
may
be
used
to
purchase
one-half
pound
of
Are
you
entertaining
out-of-town
house
guests?
You
will
be
doing
them
an
honor
by
having
us
publish
a
personal
note
about
their
visit.
Notice
how
closely
prosperity
and
eocial
security
are
linked
together.
Increased
pensions
for
the
blind.
We
are
determined
that
Social
Security
shall
no
longer
be
regarded
as
a
charity
but
as
what
it
is
a
social
obligation
and
national
responsibility
of
the
very
first
magnitude
and
importance.
Social
Security
must
grow
with
prosperity
because
the
degree
to
which
social
services
may
be
provided
is
determined
by
the
size
of
the
national
income.
We
are
pledged
to
maintain
that
income
at
a
high
prosperous
level.
It
is
against
this
background
of
plenty
for
all,
that
the
Progressive
Conservatives
see
Social
Security.
KEEPING
HOUSE
IN
WARTIME
Collectors'
Item?
That
Are
Easy
To
Make
and
Good
to
Eat
Career
woman,
bride-to-be
or
40iyepj-s-ma.iried
.every
home-maker
at
heart
loves
to
collect
recipes.
Judging
by
the
number
of
repeat
requests
received
for
them,
today's
recipes
are
among
the
most
popular
ever
Issued
by
the
Consumer
Section,
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture.
So.
brides,
get
out
your
scissors!
Recipes
for
dishes
easy
to
make,
as
good
to
eat,
don't
come
your
way
every
day.
Hurry
Up
Rhubarb
Padding
1
cup
sifted
all-purpose
flour
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
2
teaspoons
sugar
',8
teaspoon
salt
2-3
cup
milk
2
cups
Thubarb
cut
In
1-lnch
pieces
2-3
cup
brown
sugar
3,i
cup
boiling
water
Mix
and
sift
flour,
baking
powder,
sugar
and
salt,
add
milk
and
combine.
Place
rhubarb
in
a
greased
baking
dish
and
spread
batter
over
it.
Dissolve
brown
sugar
In
boiling
water,
pour
over
batter.
Bake
in
moderately
hot
oyen,
375
degrees
F.,
for
30
min
utes.
This
pudding
requires
no
siuce.
Six
servings.
Crinkles
V2
cup
mild-flavored
fat
Real
Social
Security
or
RntiniiAfi
ffirritv?
To
the
political
and
economic
reactionary,
Social
Security
is
something
to
be
used
as
a
bribe
to
win
votes
a
sop
to
soothe
unrest.
Social
makeshifts
of
that
kind
are
actually
offered
to-day
as
political
substitutes
for
sound,
economic
planning
for
the
post-war
reconstruction
of
Canada,
To
the
State
Socialist,
on
the
other
hand,
Social
Security
is
a
bookish
theory
teeking
to
prove
that
poverty
would
be
much
more
endurable
If
only
it
were
much
more
general.
And
now,
listen
for
a
moment
to
John
Bracken,
the
forthright
leader
of
the
Progressive
Conservative
Party:-
"The
State
here
in
Canada,
unlike
in
Germany,
is
the
servant
of
the
people,
not
its
master.
Finance,
and
economic
mechanisms
associated
with
it,
must
likewise
be
regarded
as
the
servants,
not
the
masters,
of
our
economy.
The
under
writing
of
prosperity
AND
social
security
is
a
proper
function
of
the
State."
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
is
pledged
to
provide,
without
delay,
a
uniform
and
comprehensive
Bocial
security
programme
for
all
Canadians,
including:
iVExtended
unemployment
insurance
coverage.
V
Adequate
payments
for
the
maintenance
of
unemployablea,
VAccident
and
sickness
benefits.
V
Children's
allowances.
VMaternity
benefits.
.VWidows'
benefits.
VRetir,ement
pensions.
Vlncreased
old
age
pensions
at
age
65,
Where
any
of
these
social
services
are
administered
provincially,
we
shall
provide
grants
large
enough
to
ensure
adequate
standards
of
social
security
for
all
Canadians.
Compare
this
positive
and
complete
programme
with
the
make-shift
expedients
of
other
parties.
No
other
party
can
equal
or
even
approach
John
Bracken's
guarantee
of
security
for
all
Canadians.
It's
rational
security
NOT
rationed
scarcity.
Vote
for
Your
PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
FuMiM
fcr
Vwtrmtht
CtfnTTUr
rtf,
Oit.
V
cup
brown
sugar
cup
white
sugar
1
cup
all-purpose
flour
or
1
cup
plus
2
tablespoons
sifted
pastry
flour
'
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
rolled
oats
Va
cup
warm
water
V-
teaspoon
baking
soda
teaspoon
vanilla
Cream
fat
and
sugars
thoroughly.
Mix
flour,
salt
ajid
rolled
oats,
and
add
alternately
wtth
water
In
which
the
soda
has
been
dissolved.
Add
vanlla,
drop
from
teaspoon
on
to
a
cookie
sheet
and
flatten
with
fork.
Bake
In
a
moderate
oven.
350
degrees
F..
for
10
to
J2
minutes.
Yield:
2
dozen
cookies.
'
Topsy-Turvy
Casserole
1
Vi
cups
cooked,
diced
potatoes
1
cup
cooked,
diced
carrots
1
.cup
chopped
raw
celery
h'i
cup
chopped
raw
onion
Vh.
cups
ground
cooked
meat
2
tablespoons
butter
2
cups
canned
tomatoes
"2
teaspoon'
salC
Mix
ingredients
together
rmr
turn
them
into
a
greased
baklin
dish.
Bake
In
A
moderately
hoi
oven,
375
degrees
F.,
for
30
minutes.
Six
servings.
The
Experts
)ay
First
aid
for
vitamins
how
to
have
or
net
have
those
elusive
elements.
Here
are
a
few
do's
and
don'ts
which
apply
to
fruits
ard
vegetables
whether
they
are
fresh
from
the
garden
or
fresh
from
the
market.
Dont
crush,
bruise
or
soak.
Keep
cold
until
ready
to
cook
or
eat.
Serve
as
soon
as
possible
after
preparation-
Vitamin
C
Is
allergic
to
air.
That
means
that
the
larger
the
surface
exrosed
to
tha
air,
the
more
quickly
yitamln
C
Is
des-
Irovtd.
Rave:
U
bv
makinr
raw
salads
and
cole
slaws
at
the
last
'minute.
If
cooking,
make
the
time
as
short
as
possible,
keep
I
tightly
covered
and
use
a
mini
mum
of
water.
One
last
don't:
I
tasty
and
wrap
them
carefully
to
retain
freshness.
Jf
they
have
to
we
made
ah;ad
of
time,
wrap
them
and
place
tihem
in
a
loosely
covered
container
In
the
refrigerator.
To
stretch
the
butter
sup
ply,
butter
only
one
slice
of
bread
snd
put
a
soft,
moist
filling
on
the
other.
When
mayonnaise
Is
jsed,
use
it
Instead
of
butter
on
one
slice.
Cream
a
small
portion
pf
butter
and
add
to
the
sandwich
filling,
then
blend.
When
using
this
filling
do
not
butter
the
bread.
Warmer
days
mean
more
picnic
lunches
and
here
is
a
filling
recommended
for
such
outdoor
meals.
It
will
keep
for
several
days
If
It
is
kept
covered
and
cold.
Savory
Sandwich
Fllllnss
Combine
1
Vz
cups
minced,
cooked
roast
tosef,
corned
beef
or
tongue,
one
cup
grated,
mild-flavored
cheese,
2
cup
skeet
pickle
(chopped),
one
teaspoon
grated
onion,
V2
cup
salad
dressing
and
V2
teaspoon
salt.
Blend
together
lightly.
Tliis
makes
three
cups
of
filling.
GREENS
If
your
family
Is
"greens
shy,"
nibbling
the
white
ends
of
spring
onions
and
dis
daining
Jhe
tender
green
tips,
don't
be
upset.
Cut
off
the
greep
tips
and
set
them
aside
to
be
chopped
up
later
to
season
pot
ato,
tomato
or
cabbage
salad.
Timely
Tips
Kitchen
Garden
Don't
throw
out
that
cooking
onion
that
is
starting
to
sprout
and
get
soft.
Put
It
in
a
Jar
or
dish
with
a
little
water
and
watch
the
sprouts
turn
green.
These
sprouts
are
handy
for
seasoning
salads,
soup
or
vege
tables
and
give
a
fine
flavor.
Glossy
Finish
Soap
should
not
be
used
for
washing
enamel
paint
it
dulls
the
glass.
Instead,
use
clear
hot
water,
to
which
one
teaspoon
of
washing
soda
has
been
added
for
every
gallon
of
water.
Indispensable
Salt
.
.
.
and
usually
at
hand
for
emergencies'.
If
a
teacup
Is
stained,
dampen
it,
rub
with
salt
and
the
stain
disappears;
If
the
hot
water
bottle
leaks,
fill
It
.with
hot
salt
and
get
good
heat;
If
food
Is
spilled
and
burns
They
will
add
color
and
a
delicate
flavor
closely
resembling
that
of
chives.
Finely
cnopped
gre?n
onion
ends
added
to
fluffy
mashed
xtatoes
give
a
new
twist
to
an
old,
4apdby.
BLACKHEADS
Don't
wum-m
bUckliM--""!
"
0t
twt
MificM
U
roilD
powitr
from
n
I
rug
Ur
d
PJly
KitlF
with
t.
hut
eluth
ovm-
M.rkliU.
Thrr
4iMulv
tid
dliilr
hr
thl
(
lin4
matpiid.
CITY
OF
V
It
I
N
C
K
It
V
V
K
It
T
NOTICE
RE
CLEAN-UP
WEEK
Arrangements
are
being
made
whereby
rubbish,
refuse
and
waste
materials
will
be
picked
up
and
removed
by
the
City,
provided
It
Is
piled
adjascent
to
the
road.
Collections
will
commence
on
Friday,
May
25lh
In
Section
2,
and
will
proceed
throughout
the
City
until
the
work
Is
completed.
All
citizens
are
hereby
requested
to
co-operate
in
this
Clean-up
campaign.
II.
M.
DAGGETT,
Mayor,
on
the
stove,
another
the
smoke
with
a
small
amount
of
salt.
(Warning
alt
must
not
get
into
the
unit
of
an
elecbtc
stove).
Capabilities
In
these
busy
days
It
it
a
smart
move
for
mothers
to
search
out
and
develop
home-making
talents
In
their
children.
No
matter
how
small
the
Job,
the
trick
lies
in
careul
teaching
as
a
profession
so
that
there
Is
pride
In
accomplishment.
LONDOST.
O
-
Mr.
and
Mm.
Warwick
Fedden
are
living
almost
directly
over
a
big
German
bemb.
It
wo
dropped
one
night
in
1940
but
failed
to
explode,
was
covered
with
1G
feet
of
concrete
and
declared
safe.
LONDON,
P-Slr
John
Anderson,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
told
an
all-party
deputation
of
women
members
of
parliament
that
the
present
civil
service
practice
of
dismissing
women
on
marriage
will
be
reconsidered
immediately.
Nutrition
Quiz
Here
1
a
true-false
quiz
from
the
Division
of
Nutrition,
Ottawa.
Correct
answers
follow,
but
test
your
knowledge
first.
Question
1.
Milk
should
be
kept
in
a
dark
place.
True
or
false?
Question
2.
One
half-cup
of
tomato
Juke
a.
break-,
fast
supplies
the
day'js
requirements
of
vitamin
C.
True
or
false?
Correct
answers:
1.
True.
If
exposed
to
direct
sunlight,
up
to
C6
of
the
H-vitamin,
riboflavin,
Is
destroyed
In
2
hours.
2.
False.
Tomato
Juice
Is
only
about
half
as
rich
In
vitamin
C
as
citrus
fruits.
Therefore,
when
Nerving
tomato
Juice
for
breakfast,
make
sure
that
other
foods
high
in
vitamin
C
are
Included
in
the
diet
the
same
day.
Cabbage
salad
or
greens,
preferably
raw,
are
excellent
DAItltOW
GOMEZ
I
(Continued
from
Pa?e
1
They
located
an
enemy
SP
that
was
pinning
dewn
an
enine
company
of
Infantry.
Although
las
company
commander
was
kill
'd
at
his
Side
and
his
own
driver
severely
wounded,
Ocmez
f
ar
lesslv
advanced
his
SP
to
a
-
ul
able
position.
His
own
gun
was
vmi'roii.ina
fi,
vo.tawM
Hv
!
hit
twice
by
eperay
fire
but
Of-
not
thaw
them
beforecooking.
'inS
e
un
him;
If
SANDWJCHES
For
a
meal
at
home,
in
the
lunch
box
or
In
the
picnic
basket
play
an
Important
role.
They
are
equally
suitable
as
a
main
course,
cold
with
garnishes
or
hot
with
gravy
or
sauce.
But
certain
rules
always
apply:
sandwiches
should
be
well
seasoned,
flavorful
and
decorative.
The
home
economists
of
,
the
Agri
culture
Department
Consumer
Section
gave
me
these
helpful
hints
for
successful
sandwich
making.
Use
sufficient
filling
to
make
sure
that
sandwiches
are
aesiroyea
uie
or
wuu
ui
uuuu.
Shortly
after
th.it
a
strong
enemy
patrol
auaciceo
an
infantry
company
headquar?
rrs.
With
his
gun
exposed
and
at
very
short
range,
Gomez
mount
d
his
SP
and
manned
the
machine
gun.
He
killed
one
German,
m
othes
surrendered
and
trr
remainder
retired,
enabling
the
Infantrymen
despite
heavy
cam-
,
allies,
to
hold
tha
vital
area
in
ifie
face
of
spirited
counterattacks.
About
a
week
later
while
In
support
of
7
C.IJ3.
between
Gor-&ell
and
Deventer.
JJ&
Troop
six-pounders,
commanded
by
Lieut
R.
F.
Howsam,
Toronto,
and
with
Sgt.
Herb
Ruddock,
St.
Stephen,
N.B.,
a?
troop
f?rgeant,
engaged
the
enemy
firing
from
a
grcup
of
farm
fculldinss
acroe
the
IjsseJ.
They
poured
six
rounds
of
armor
piercing
and
12
rounds
of
H.F.
setting
the
building
cn
fire.
Th?
Germans
scurried
away.
The
trocp
saw
anoth;r
gun
some
1,400
yards
away.
It
yvas
a
French
tank,
nuu
aown
and
only
the
turret
exposed.
A
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the
range
was
too
great
for
a
slx-
poundcr,
Major
W.
K-
Love,
St
Stephen,
B.B.,
battery
commander,'
summoned
Gomez
and
h!.i
SP's.
Thirty-one
rounds
wer
fired
and
ths
tank
left
burning.
The
lCSilh
Is
an
SP
battery
and
whenever
there's
a
particularly
tough
task
to
be
carried
out
It's
a
better
than
even
bzt
that
Gomez
and
his
gun
crew
will
draw
the
assignment.
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