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Thursday,
June
19,
1947
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A.
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Ml
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lira
by
LOCAL
LODGE
Tribute
to
the
large
and'
active
membership
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Moose
Lodge
was
pajd
Wednesday
by
Mrs.
Van
Oestdam,
pf
Regina,
whose
husband
Is
Governor
of
the
Sas-
V
katchewaii
district,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose.
Mrs,
Van
Oestdam,
was
here
after
a.
holiday
trip,
to
Alaska.
"Prince
Rupert
lodge
is
twice
as
large
and
far
more
active
than
Is
the
Regina
lodge,"
she
said.
"And
Regina
is
a
city
of
G5,G00."
Membership
in
the
local
men's
lodge
is
about
250
while
the
Women
of
the
Moose
chapter
here
has,
an
enrolment
of
almost
200.
Mrs.
Van
Oestdam
was
guest
of
honor
at
a
function
held
in
1
the
Moose
Temple
on
Tuesday
night
following
the
Lodge's
regular,
meeting.
She
told,
the
members
that
she
was.
pleasantly
surprised
to
see
the
fine
build
ins
which
the
local
lodge
owned,
Hotel...
arrivals
Is
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
S.
Brodie,
Regina;
Mrs.
E.
Van
Oastdam,
Regina;
Stewart
Ronald.
New
Westminster;
T.
Prystay.
Terrace;
P.
Lltrault,
Terrace;
D.
Fontana,
Bamfield,
B.C.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Fisher,
Golden;
Miss
B.
Oakes,
city;
G.
L.
Bowden,
Hazelton;
R.
L.
Powell,
Hazelton;
J.
F.
Dunlop,
Smithers;
Mrs.
G.
Grant.
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Gerde,
Ketchikan;
S.
S.
Gilmore,
Vancouver;
H.
Burris,
Kamloops,
Mrs
C
Robin,
Pacific.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Orme,
who
have
been,
spending
the
past
week
In
the-
city,
are.
sailing,
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
on
their
return
to
Victoria.
The
highlight
cf.
the
summer's
social,
season,
in.
many
localities
used
to
toe
the
Strawberry
Festival.
On
this
occasion
the
strawberry
reigned
supreme-
All
fruits
beast
an
appetite
appeal
because
of
their
rich
color
and
tempting
a
ran
a
but
none
Is
more
welcomed
to
family
menus,
nor
held
In
such
high
esteem
a
the
strawberry.
They
are
popular,
when
served
at
any
meal,
either
plain
with
cream
as
an
appetizer,
In
a
ralad
or
dessert.
With
fresh
Canadian
strawberries
n
o.w
available
in
many
parts
of
the
country,
the
desserti
course
no
longer
presents
a
problem.
The
Ideal,
summer
dessert
is
cool,
refreshing
and
appetlzin?.
It
should
e
light
in
appearance
and
taste
arid
one
which
is
easily
prepared.
It
should
never
have
that
lworked-ove'
appearance.
There
are
many
strawberry
desserts
which
meet
all
these
requirements
and
have
become
the
delight
of
both
the
hememaker
and
her
family.
Large
strawberries,
because
of
their
size
and,
general
attractive
nefs,
are
preferred
for
dessert
purposes.
However,
size
is
no
indication,
of
the
Ilavor,
since
that
varies
with
ihe
variety,
Quality
Is
Indicated
by
the
gen
eral
appearance,
of
the
berries.
Thev
ehnnlrl
hiVP
rhflr.
frcVi
-a
aaay,,
ii
:
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
Future
citizens
of
Canada
are
these
Doukhobor
children.
"One
person
cannot
hold
another
as
his
own,"
stated
Joseph
Podovinkoff,
spokesman
of
the
Doukhobors
who
have
settled
at
Hilliers,
Vancouver
Island.
He
was
referring
to
the
wife-sharing
system
now
being
practiced
by
the
group.
Pallbearers
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Edward
Evans
were
H.
M.
Hale,
C;
Knutson,
K.
Montieth,
R.
Shrub-
sail,
O.
Carlson
and
T.
Anderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
E.
Norton
left
at
the
first
of
the
week
for
Edmonton,
being
called
there
on
account
of
me
ceain
of
Mrs.
Norton's
father
who
passed
away,
at
his
home
at
Blackfalds
near
the
Alberta
capital.
'4
cup
cold
water
&
cup
sugar
M
cup
water
1
cup
washed
iresh
s
cup
sugar
1
cup
whippin?
cream
Soak
gelatine
ir.
cold
water.
Combine
sugar,
wster
and
salt
and
bring
to
the
boiling
point
Add
soaked
gelatine,
stirring
until
dissolved.
Cool
until
mixture
'begins
to
thicken.
Add
crushed
strawberries
which
have
been
sweetened,
with
the
1
j
cup
ugax.
Blend
well.
Whip
cream
and
fold
into
partially
thickened
mixture.
Turn
into
a
moistened
sr
slightly
greased
mould
and
hill
until
set.
Unmould
on
serv
ing
plate
and
garnish
with
whip
ped
cream
and
whole
strawher-
vies.
Six
servings.
Strawberry
Ice
Cream
llA
cups
milk
2
egg
yolks,
slightly
beaten
Vj
cup
sugar
1
tablespoon
flour
Va
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
crushed,
fresh
strawberries
(sweetened)
2
egg
whites,
stiltly
beaten
1
cup
whipping
cream
Scald
milk
In
top
or
double
boiler.
To
egg
yo:ks
add
the
sugar,
flour
and
salt.
Add
a
small
quantity
of
the
scalded
milk,
biend
well
and
return
to
remain-
clean,
fright
look
and
bs
a
fulil1"2.
mllk"
Cok
,untl!
solid
red
color.
They
should;
be
free
from
excess
moisture
and
dirt.
Small
nfsshupen
berries
are
usually
of
poor
quality
and
flavor.
-,
In
order
t(f
retain
the
juice
In
the
berries,
wash
them
before
hulling,
using
either
a
.sieve
or
collander,
holding
it
under
running
water,
fjtrawoerrles
shpuld
never
be
allowed:
to.
stand
iu
water,
since
this-
will
result
in
loss
of
flavor.
With
the
slight
Increase
In
sugar
and
the
return-
of
whipping
cream,
'many
of
the
old
richer
dessert
will
be
making
ihelr
reappeirfuice
this
yean
aftr
a
Ions;
absence.
Here
arc
tomn
favorite
strawberry
re-dpesk
which,
will
toe,
heartily
applauded
by
all
members
of
the
family.
SI
ra
wherry
Bavarian-
Cream
1'2
tablespoons,
gelatine-
coats
spoon.
Cool
and
add
the
crushed
strawberries.
Pour
into
freezing
tray
and
freeze
to
a
mush.
Remove
from
refrigerator
and
fold
in
egg
whites
and
whipping
cream.
Return
to
refrigera-tpr.
and
freeze
unt'l
firm
3
to
3
hours.
Six
to
eight
servings.
Strawberry
Sponge
1
tablespoon
gelatine
,
cup
cold
water
Vx
cup
boiling'
water
Vz
cup
sugar
1
cup
strawberry
Juice
and
pulri
1
tablespoon
lemon
juice
'
2
egg
whites
.
i,i
cup
whipping
cream
Soak
gelatine
in
cold
water
for
5-
minutes
and
dissolve
In
bollng
water.
A:Jd
sugar,
fruit
Juice
and
pulp.
Chill
and
when
partially
set,
fold
In
whipped
cream
and
egg
whites,
stiffly
beaten.
Turn
Into
a
moistened
or
slightly
greased
mould
and
s
ocia
ANGLICAN
TEA
IS
FINE
AFFAIR
Many
Callers
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Win.
Walls
Yeslerday
Afternoon
The
Anglican
ladies
were
pleasantly
surprised
by
the
succession
of
callers
who
braved
the
aqueous
atmosphere
yesterday
alternooij
to
enjoy
a
friendly
cup
of
tea.
The
home
of
Mrs.
W.
M.
Watts,
Fourth
Avepue
West,
was
loaned
for
the
occasion
ami
was
decked
with
a
lavish
profusion
of
flowers.
Outstanding
were
the
rich,
red
peonies
arranged
as
a
tea
I
table
decoration
and
centered
on
a
distinctive
lace
cioin.
iney
were
grown
in
the
garden
of
Mr.
!
and
Mrs,
A.
S.
Nickersoir,
Borden
Street.
Presiding
at
the
tea
table
were
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter
and
Mrs.
A.
T
Parkin.
Serving
refreshments
were
Mrs.
Carl
Brechin.
Mrs.
William
Hall,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer
and
Mrs.
Jack
Bulger.
A
fancy
work
stall
was
convened
my
Mrs.
Florence
N.
Eve,
TERRACE
WOMAN
DIES
IN
EAST
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Matthews,
of
Terrace
have
received
word
of
the
sudden
passing
of
their
second
daughter,
Margaret,
Mrs.
Lawrence
Merckx
(right)
at
her
home
at
Bolssevain,
Manitoba,
on
Sunday.
She
was
23
years
old
and
was
kell
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
Before
her
marriage,
de
sevaln,.
her
parents,
and
two
sisters,
Mrs.
W.
Baranieski
and
Miss
Bernice
Matthews
at
Terrace,
and
another
sister,
Mrs.
Harry
Lundquist,
at
Powell
River.
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
5TR
AWRF.RRY
OURFN
OF
FRUITS
chlU
until
firm.
Unmould
and
"
n,
nn
.
w
garnish
wjth
:
whole
berries.
This
Sponge
may
be
served
on
a
slice
of
Sponge
caice
and
garnished
with
whole
berries,
and
whipped
cream.
Six
servings.
U
OiDQS
(Contributions
to
tills
section
will
be
welcomed)
i
Mrs,
W.
J.
Nelson
and.
Mrs.
C:
C.
Mills.
The
home
cooking
table
was
supervised
by
Mrs.
T.
B,
Black
and
Mrs.
Lanco
Potterton.
Mrs.
A.
L,
Holtby,
president
of
the
Anglican
Ladies'
Auvlliary,
assisted
the
hostess,
Mrs.
Watts,
In
receiving
the
guests,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
and.
Mrs.
J.
T.
Langrldge
were
co-conveners,
for
the
affair.
Mrs.
George
Hill,
Jr.,
acted
as
cashier.
CYRL
ORME
TO
WRITE
HISTORY
Plans
to
Compile
Story
of
City
and
District
From
Early
Days
Writing
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert
and.
the
central
interior,
Including
the
Bulkky
Valley,
will
become
the
project
of
C.
H.
Orme,
pioneer
Prince,
Rupert
druggist
who
In
almost
40
years
of
residence
in
this
city
has
witnessed
first-hand
most
of
the
event
that
make
up
the
region's
chronicle.
Mr.
Ormes
mtenlion
to
coordinate
and
document
the
history
of
the
region
was
announc
ed
this
morning
as
a
work
which
Will
fill
in
trie
ttanc
left
by
his
jtirement
from
active
business
in
the'
dnis
ore
which
he
founded
here
In
1903.
Mr.
Orme,
who
moved
to
Victoria
a
year
vl&,
is
at
present
in
the
city
but
is
leaving
tonight
to
icturn
south.
He
will
welcome
authentic
Information
on
past
events
in
the
region.
Need
for
a
properly
composed
history
of
the
city
and
Its
ur-
,
ceased
was
on
the
staff
of
the
rounding
area
was
pointed
out
had
spent
hours
scanning
back
newspaper
files
lor
accurate
background
data
Mr.
Orme
arrivui
,n
Prince
Runert
on
August
4,
1908.
on
the
steamer
Transit,
setting
up
the
city's
first
drug
store
at
the
corner
of
Sixth
Street
and
Third
Avenue,
later
opening
a
-second
-
!SAat
jtifUJt.orm.r-
of
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
His
nroject
is
being
commended
widely
and
he
is
considered
by
many
to
be
n
most
fitting
person
to
undertake
the
Job.
Classified
-Advertising
Pays!
Dsn:
lelicious,
when
you
1
..
-.1
fy
i
rl
mane
it
vmn
uinaiia
Uirn
Starch
and
it
will
bo
a.
favourite
with
the
whole
family.
The
quality
of
Canada
Corn
Starch
is
the
reason
for
its
popularity
ith
housewives
from
Coast
to
Coast.
When
your
recipe
calls
for
Corn
Starch
he
sure
to
use
Canada
Corn
Starch,
its
dqiendable
quality
ensures
excellent
results.
Also
Manufacturers
of
Crown
Brand
Com
Syrup
c
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERTS
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
KESTAUUANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FKOM
11
A.M.
TO
6
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPEC
IA
LTV
WE
CATER
TO
V
A
R
T
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E
S
CHOI
SUEY
CHOW
MKIN
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PlIO
SK
I
.HA
716
THIRD
AVKMUI
WIST
t
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Prince
Ru-jby
the
Daily
News
this
week
af-
pert,
and
prior
to
that,
attended
tor
visiting
writers
Richard
J
St.
Joseph's
convent
here.
Sur-
Neuberger
of
Portland
and
Gor-
vivlmr
are
her
husuand
at
Bois-idon
Pushle,
of
Time
Magazine.
Regular
Baptists
In
Annual
Session
VANCOUVER
Regular
Baptist
Churches
of
British
Columbia
are
holding
their
annual
con
vention
here
this
week
In
Ruth
Morton
Baptist
church
with
business
sessions
In
the
mornings,
devotional
sessions
in
the
afternoons
and
spiritual
rallies
In
the
evenings.
The
opening
rally
was
addressed
Monday
night
by
Rev.
R.
L.
Powell.
President
P.
A.
Lee
Is
occupying
the
chair
and
matters
of
business
coming
up.
Include
foreign
missions,
summer
camps,
christian
training
and
college
questions.
(Regular
Baptist
Church
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
identified
with
this
provincial
body).
Second
Divorce
From
Same
Woman
His
second
divorce
from
the
same
woman
who
left
him
twice
for
the
same
man,
was
awarded
In
the
Supreme
Court
to
Norman
C.
Donald
by
Chief
Justice
Far-rls,
says,
the
Vancouver
Sun,
which
goes
on
to
say
Donald
got
a
decree
dissolving
his
mar
riage
two
years
ago,
and
that
he
states
they
were
married
first
in
Calgary
In
1932
and
he
got
a
divorce
In
Prince
Rupert
In
1943,
remarrying
her
In
1945.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Strand,
who
have
been
residents
of
the
city
for
the
past
five
years,
are
sailing
tomorrow
evening
for
Vancouver
to
make
their
future
home.
nVGINEER
WINS
AWARD
LONDON.
P
A
Distin?ui5hed
Flyine
Cros
has
ber-n
awarded
to
FO.
C.
R.
G.
Ryan
London,
for
skilful
work
as
flht
en
gineer
In
a
No.
405
IR.C
A.F
"
Squadron
airenft
damaged
In
a
raid
on
Leipzig
April
10.
1945.
ONLY
LIQUID
METAL
Tlie
only
mel
which
is
liquid
in
Its
natural
state
is
mpr?ury.
YOUR
9-
SUIT
(iAHAKDINES
WOOL,
CREPES
Smart
for
every
occasion
and
smart
for
your
figure.
SMART
NEW
STYLES
in
FINEST
QUALITY
SEE,
andYou
BUY
USE
OUR
CONVENIENT
BUDGET
PLAN
NO
INTEREST
NO
CARRYING
CHAROES
INTERIOR
GIRL
WINS
NATIVE;
SCHOLARSHIP
KITWANGA
-
Miss,
Judith
Morgan,
daughter
of
Wallace
B.
Morgan,
former
upper
Skeena
district
vice-president
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
D.C..
was
this
year
awarded
a
first
prize
scholarship
for
her
year's
work
at
the
Albernl
Residential
School
where
she
Is
a
student.
According
to
word
received
by
her
father
from
A,
E.
Caldwei,
school
principal,
the
scholarshli;
carries
an
opportunity
for
six
weeks
of
studying
Indian
art
at
the
provincial
museum.
Victoria.
MIm
Morgan
is
already
in
Victoria,
and
was
received
by
Lieut.
Governor
Arthur
Banks
at
the
opening
of
the
Indian
art?
show
pt
the
museum
Miss
Morgan
Is
expected
to
return
to
Kitwanga
on
a
holiday
about
the
middle
oi
August.
MINERS
BOOST
OUTPUT
LONDON.
-.Britain's
five-day
week
for
miners
is
showinir
good
results.
In
their,
second
five-day
week
miners
produced
more
than
4,000.000
tons
of
coal
almost
as
much
the
record
production
reached
in
the
last
six-day
week
Watch
These
4
Teething-Time
Troubles
Of
Baby
DigeMive
Offers
Fever
FfttfulllMt
CwiMipolitn
Don't
kt
nor
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