r
P
Lin''
time
m
in
this
Prince
Rupert
,j
hdoje
jinks
have
done
It
ht
.whisper
Lu.
.feature
oyer
r
.ady
Uon'
Ly
ov
uirthlnjr
so
ial0
-ro
have
an-kr
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:
uie
please!
tfl:.
'
would
be
cllf-aiiWJ
I
decide
Never
yet
has
lU.'iteU
like
the
rent
It
wa-s
uple
pie-
not.
jilt
nven
me
crusi
jly
vanned
and
as
Thm
was
a
p
-a
nr-s
tnat
clung
to
bu
slightly:
Just
jpiakt
each
bite
a
irk
lie
oest
pie
I
have
Lout
id-
oi
my
own
exeiuimed
and
knew
ye
umated
the
ap-tr
minims
down
the
to
destruction,
I
-to
Of
ourlous.
"Who
made
It?"
I
wondered
out
loud.
The
little
waitress.
smiled
und,
at
the
same
Instant,
a
face
appeared
behind
her,
framed
In
the
wide,
ictangular
slot
through
which
orders
are
given
and
appear.
?lle
made
It."
She
nodded
in
the
direction
pf
.the
beaming
chef.
"He
was
seven
yearp
In
the
Army
as
a
cook
-and
lils.
father
.was
an
expert
In
French
pastry
.
.
."
It
was
now
to
me,
but,
apparently,
it
is
like
that.
You
Inherit
the
knack
of
making
pastry
the
same
as
you
Inherit
brown
eyes
or
red
hair:
because
It's
In
the
funnily.
LADIES
"B".
BOWLS
March
20-Co-op
vs.
DockettcS,
Bankers
vs.
Peoples,
Whirlwinds
vs.
W.P.T.U.,
WatU
&
Nlckerson
vs.
nevenuers,
Khatadas
vs.
You
saw
it
m'The
Newsl
ilJETIITN'E
lINITBRNATIONAL
U)E
1IIOSPITALS1O.F
JVUUllUliUUlNA
NEED
YiOUR
HELP!
OR
NORMAN
JJlSTHUNti,
I'OKMISK
EON
GENERAL
R.
C.
A.
R,
AND
;D
FAMOUS
FOUNDER
OF
JJLOOD
;S,
GAVE
HIS
LIFE
AIDING
THE
K
DEFENDERS
OF
NORTH
CHINA.
ILL
VOL
GIVE
YOUR
DOLLARS
f
16,818
Attend
Civic
Centre
No
Iess
Thaji
231
Events
Held
There
During
Month
Of
il'ehriury
During
the
month
of
Febru
ary
no
less
than'227
events
were
held
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
with
a
total
attendance
of
16,818
persons,
according
to
a
statistical
report
covering
the
period.
The
gymnasium
had
123
events
and
a
total
attendance
of
5,340
persons.
The
various
room.?
had
an
attendance
of
11
472
persons.
Basketball
was
the
principal
gymnasium
.activity
with
six
league
game
seslons
and
three
Ketchlkan-Prlnce
Rupert
en-1
gagements.
Attendance-
at
the
league
games
for
the
month
aggregated
1,495
while
the
Ketchl-kai
garnet
drew
1,050
persons.
A
wrestling
match
was
credited
with
attendance
of
714
while
seven
badminton
sessions
were
attended
by
225
persons.
Forty-three
Hup
Rec
classes
had
a
total
.attendance
of
897
persons.
King
Edward
School
pupils
made
good
use
of
the
gymnasium
with
15
sessions
and
total
attendar:e
ol
501.
.
There
were
15
events
In
the
auditorium,
the
bisgeflt
drawing
cardjbeirvg
Little
Theatre
presentation
night
wllh
a
turn-out
of
675
persons.
The
Cambral
Valentine
dance
was
credited
with
attendance
of
400.
by
040
persons
with
eight
high
school
'badminton
"sessions
and
eight
basketball
practices.
There
were
5,920
customers,
at
The
Experts
Say
-
.
By
KAY
REX.
nanudlau
Tress
Btur!
'.Writer"
COOKING
ON
GRILLS
In
this
.era
of
jbed-sltting
ropms
"wljLh
cooking
.
privileges,"
,.both
skill
and
.system,
are
.necessary
for
'.the
girl
who
mu&concoc,t,an
Ojwetlzingmeal
on
ft
two-burner:
grill.
The
working
girl
who
lives
alone.
und.
prepares
her
QWiijeve-,
nlng
meal
knows
sheitnust
learn
tlme-.saving
.devices.
.Otherwise
she
will
be
cooking
and
washing
dishes
until
far.
far
lrtlo
the
night.
I
f
she's
wise
.she
will.
put
those
vegetables
on
to
cook
the.
min
ute
she
comes
ln-from
work.
If
they're
potatoes
he
may
thave
peeled
them
In
the
morning
and
J
left
thum
standing
In
cold,water.
New
all
there
Is
to
do
.is
.cover
them
with
fresh
water
and
put
them
an
,to
itooll;
Incidentally,
they
-will
cook
more
qulokly
if
cut
into
quarter
pleqes.
Tlief
am
thing
goes
fof
carrots
whlah
should.
be
sliced
as
thinly
as
pos
sible.
These
days
indlvldual.quantl-
the
canteen
during
the
month
The
games
room
was
used
by
150
adults
and
1,250
teen-agers.
Two
hundred
persons
used
the
solarium.
'
There
were
C9
meetings
by
'37
organteationsin-the
centre
dur
ing
the
month,
1,488
persons
in
all
attending.
The
symphony
orchestra
had
the;
most
gather
lns
six
while
the
most
large
ly
attended
gatherings
were
the
National
Film
Board
forums
with
"297.
ties
of
meat
aren't
any
easier
to
b,My
than
larger
portions,
but
round
steak
minced
and
miall
chops
are
the
best,
selections
for
the
person
who's
cocking
a
solitary
meal.
,
.
-
The
steak
.can
!be
.turned
.Into
meat
'balls
vwh(ch
will
"fry
.In
no
time.
Salt
and
:pqpper
and
a
lit-
tie
chopped
onion
are
the
only
seasoning
needed.
'But
-for
lhe
'-girl
who
feels
like
turning
out
a
special
dish,
here's'
a
recipe
for
Mock
i?Uet
Mignon
.which
iwlll
perk
up
the
most
lackadaisical
appetite
The
Ingredients:
pound
minced
round
steak,
1
tablespoon
dry
crurmbs,
1
tablespoon
tomato
juice,
pinch
of
salt,
pep
per
and
paprika,
1
tablespoon
chopped
onion,
1
strip
bacon,
1
tablespoon
cornmeal,
fat
or
cooking
oil.
.
iMlx
the
meat,
crumbs,
tomato
ulce,
seasonings
and
shape
Into
a
cake.
Bind
with
the
bacon
strip
and
fasten
with
a
toothpick;
roh
In
the
cornmeal.
Heat
the
fat
In
frying
pan,
sear
the
filet
on
both
sides,
then
fry
until
brown.
APPLESAUCE
Applesauce
Just
naturally
goes
with
pork,
but
often
the
girl
who
has
bought
a
pork
chcip
for
dinner
has
neither
the
time,
the
uten
sils
nor
the
sipace
to
make
the
necessary
sauce.
Thenshe
should
Deel
and
slice
an
aDDle
rlsht
into
the
frying
pan
alongside
the
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7:30
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9:30
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10:15
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10:45
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11:00
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anther
and
sign
off
ann.
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8:30-
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9:00
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9:15
Songs
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.9:30
Vanity
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!9:fi9
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10:15
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10:30
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of
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11:00
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11:03
Capitol
Reports
11:30
Religious
Period
Ott.
sizzling
chop.
The
apples,
should
Health
and
Welfare
Department,
be
left
In
the
pan
Just
long
enough
to
brown,
but
should
still
retain
some
of
their
crlspness.
NUTRITIVE
FOODS
The
.
t
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fe'.
?
cgwogdI
i
-
m
i
in
its
report
on
nutrition
and
the
.production
and
distributiori
I
of
food,
suggests
that
persons
buying
most
of
their
meals
in
restaurants
should
be
taught
to
choose
foods
for
their
nutritive
value
and
not
merely
bulk
to
satisfy
hunger.
Table
d'hote
specials
often
include
alternatives
such
as
fruit-Juice
or
cereal
Items
which
bear
no
nutritional
relationship.
Price
is
.In
most
cases
the
governing
factor
in
lunch
selections,
.and
1
food
qualities
except
for
.flavor
xind
taste
are
secondary
con-1
sideratioiTs,
the
report
continues.
.
'Greater
availability
of
low
cost
.
balanced
meals
would
make
a
;
contribution
to
nutrition.
Too
clten
the
choice
is
between
nutritive
value
and
sufficient
bulk
to
satisfy
hunger."
M.
Amadio
............
108
88
148
B.
Laird,
r.
113
121
143
Low.-iccre
92
120
79
Handicap.
73
78
73
021
701
733
RiEVEN
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R.
Andreassen
'164
121
90J
G.
Strangebye
...
100
191
129
K.
Reid
92
121)
79
R.
Ramsay
282
163
115
E.
Rougeau
176
149
110
Handicap
45
45
45
859
789
570
KHATADAS
Y.
Turcotle
149
143
125
E.
Harper
113
173
138
B.
Payne
198
157
123
M.
Boulter
104
85
103
II.
Watrin
.
208
170
127
Handicap
93
98
98
863.
820
714
PEOPLE
STORE
C.
Bellamy
118
182
240
E.
Clark
183
117
211
M.
:St,wart
109
234
144
I.
.Ramsay
147
183
133
S.
namsay
122
'99
215
Handicap'
46
40
46
725
861
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