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m
Prince
Ruprtt
Dail?
ftcto
Wednesday,
February
1G,
1C43
IRtVISION
OF
i
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
1
fc'VU
-SCHOOL
PLAN
I
nt
Drummond
wuu
Noun
Q.
How
can
I
restore
a
spoilt
t
!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Saving
of
lp
To
$1(10.000
M;iy
lie
IffrtlrJ
.
uiai
was
iiaiunitu
iroin
not
being
used?
OTTAWA
P
A.
Cover
the
sponge
with
cold
water,
to
which
has
been
added
1
tcaspoonful
of
borax.
Thru
boil
lor
about
1
minute.
Kcu.ove
,r""i
Eil,
tlic
sponge,
rub
dry
borax
into
K"'l!
lined
1
s'arl
1,1
n
it,
and
then
rint-e
in
cold
wau
r
Q.
How
t
an
I
keep
sand-
I
IX-rby.
1
nw
;nu
wiclies
fresh?
'
the
,,
j:
'
UcUvcii
$80,000
.auU
$100.()"0
I
may
br
saved
in
the
cost
of
er-I
ecting
the
first
unit
of
the
pro-'
posed
new
Booth
Memorial
i
High
School
under
a
revision
of
i
plans
being
considered
by
the
1
'
Prince
Rupert
School
Board.
I
The
revised
plans
differ
from
i!the
uii4in.1l
drawings
in
that
I
;
they
eliminate
one
of
two
large
1
j
auditoriums
originally
proposed,
!
j
combining
the
remaining
one
I
j
for
auditorium
and
gymnasium.
I
I
The
revisions
were
presented
':to
Dr.
n.
G.
Large,
board
chair-1
1
man,
and
A.
Bruce
Brown,
A.
Thev
can
be
krot
frro.
f,.v
1
nnh
th
j
Storewide
SALE-How!
several
hours
oy
placing
in
an!
eai
thei
n
vessel,
covering
secure-1
Sudb
it
,
mty
.1.11:11
i(u
mis
re-!
ceptacle
in
another
container
ol
'
cold
water.
'
I
O
HllW
full
T
11..
1
:
Rupert
Peoples
Store
tin
......
I'.It.k
Sl
II
.sewing
machine'
needle?
''.iiv.
1..
.
(
it
hv
....
A.
Try
stitching
for
several
the
ii,.,.
V
as
!
chairman
of
the
building
eor.i-
j
mittee,
while
they
were
in
Vic-
-'VI
11,
1
IM,
"jtoria
a
week
ago
and
were
giv-i
Inches
through
a
piece
of
very
fine
sandpaper.
:
I'K'nships.
i
4
'
fini.l.
fi
en
favorable
consideration
by
)'".
Una,;,
Ri
4-
emmiscences
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
Sudbury
.Ks
ir,
By
W.J.
and
Reflections
.
..........
i.,1Kr
M
TODAY
7:00
-
9:00
P.M.
in
MYJ)WN
Tpjjt
Hansard
reflects
a
vigorous
persons
mistook
what
was
iu-resumption
of
public
business
tended
as
fiction
for
the
trutS.
Board
members
at
a
special
meeting
last
night.
It
is
estimated
that
the
changes,
which
will
not
affect
the
amount
of
classroom,
or
administration
space
In
the
building,
will
lop
off
a
possible
$90,-000
from
the
estimate
of
$500.-000
for
the
new
unit.
A
rc-Iotution
of
the
new
unit
also
was
suggested
by
the
firm
of
Vancouver
architects,
Pratt
and
Berwick.
They
suggest
that
the
building
be
moved
westward
to
a
position
closer
to
the
mond
is
the
front
hall.
Any
room
can
be
reached
from
it
without
entering
another
first.
The
side
entrance
hall
gives
handy
access
to
the
garage,
basement,
kitchen,
downstairs
lavatory
and
bedroom.
There
is
a
convenient
coat
closet
in
each
hall.
Frame
construction
with
with:
siding
covers
the
exterior
walls.
The
roof
is
covered
with
asphalt
shingles.
And
the
front
wall
is
veneered
with
brick.
The
main
oocy
or
the
house
s
30'
x
28'
with
full
basement.
The
overall
dimensions
are
40'
x
28,.
The
flour
area
Is
906
square
feet
with
19.932
cubic
feet
exclusive
of
the
garage.
THE
DKLMMONTj
is
a
Cape
Cod
style,
storey-and-a-half
house
with
a
one-car
attached
garage.
The
first
floor,
of
this
charming
home
has
a
living
room
with
a
screened
porch
opening
from
one
end;
a
modern,
step-saving,
completely
cabineted
kitchen-dinette
combination,
with
a
broom
and
general
storage
cabinet
on
the
inside
wall,
and
a
small
bedroom
which
can
also
be
used
as
a
den.
office
or
library.
The
second
floor
has
two
bedrooms,
a
sewing
room
or
nursery
and
plenty
of
all-important
roomy
closet
space.
A
pleasing
feature
of
The
Drum
STARTS
THURSDAY
7
00
9;
on
the
floors
of
the
House
at
In
the
rioting
and
panic,
15
j
Ottawa.
This
plain
book
con-
j
were
killed
and
total
damage
I
tains
what
is
said
when
the
amounted
to
$250,000.
Some-
j
members
meet
from
day
to
day
I
thing
not
unlike
this
oecuredj
to
view
with
alarm
or
point!
in
a
United
States
city
not
sol
with
pride.
One
cannot
detect
.
long
a:o.
There
are
plenty
of
a
IT'SWUKSUKO
J0BN..JU
4
V
professional
"excitement
start
Prcscnl
Booth
High
School.
The
appetites
ers."'
Their
jaded
WOilDERFa
crave
something.
Don't
go
oii'
at
half
cock
and
yell
"fire"
in
a
crowded
theatre.
signs
of
sweet
reasonableness.
The
legislators
appear
soured
and
short-tempered.
Dozens
of
limes
two
little
words
appear
on
Hansards'
impeccable
pages.
The
words
are
"Sit
Down."
But
then,
at
times
all
of
us
are
One
cannot
but
have
a
dark
The
Experts
Say
CONVENTION
DATES
SET
ing
the
unit
at
the
extreme
easterly
part
of
Hays
Cove
Circle.
It
is
believed
that
greater
economy
of
construction
can
be
tf
fecled,
as
wei.
as
greater
convenience
for
the
students
who
will
have
to
use
bolh
buildings.
The
first
unit
will
house
nine
technical
and
special
classrooms
while
academic
and
re-ular
classes
will
be
held
in
the
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
THE
LOWLY
SPUD
The
Irish
aren't
the
only
ones
who
,
'lfw,;
.i
crusty,
and
the
other
fellow's
suspicion!
There
was
once
a
voice
sounds
detestable.
And,
time
when
excuses
explaining
as
for
what
he
says,
that's
even
why
the
Prince
Rupert'
grain
el-worse,
cvator
did
not
function
were
I
numerous.
Can
it
be
that
the
Music
is
being
introduced
at
supply
has
become
exhausted?
Shaughnessy
Military
Hospital.
.Anything
will
be
better
than
t
i..4,.
nnnp
nt.
nil'
Onp
rlnv
it.
wnulr!
Gyro
District
Gathering
tu
Be
Held
Here
in
Mid-June
100
Delegates
(.'tuning
;
claim
potatoes
as
their
favor-
POTATO
fsOl'P
This
Is
another
cold
weather
supper
dish.
Ingredieut.s:
three
potatoes,
one
quart
of
milk,
two
slices
of
onion,
three
tablespoons
but-ter,
two
tablespoons
flour,
Hi'
teaspoon
celery
salt,
dash
of
;
pepper,
dash
cayenne,
one
tea-';
spoon
chopped
parsley.
Cook
potatoes
in
boiling
.salt-,
ed
water.
When
soft
pus
hi
old
school.
Plans
for
the
second
J
,
Znr
-
be
bUmdly
announced
that
unit
eventually
call
for
the
Confirmation
was
received
j
i'c
food.
Down
through
the
yesterday
that
the
1949
district
centuries
the
lowly
spud
has
convention
of
Gyro
Clubs
will
j
ll)urd
its
place
on
the
best
of
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert
June
tables.
15
and
16.
Upwards
of
100
Tiele-
Nor
is
its
use
confined
tu
the
construction
of
24
regular
classic!
ins
in
two
wings
on
the
eastern
side
of
the
first
unit.
cal"
for
surgery.
The
melody
is
wheat
could
not
be
shipped
by
slow,
but
sweet,
and,
perhaps,
way
of
Panama.
Too
d
d
hot!
a
little
languorous.
A
favorite
Is
And
then
it
would
seem
until
said
to
be
"The
Blue
Danube.'
peace
In
China
was
restored,
But
this
does
not
mean
there
there
could
be
no
grain
sold
in
onioc
tr,
undo,-,.
-,.,
,n
vpcptiihle
sic
or
a
tlmiier
t"'vo
nov.i.
w.t5u.i.-
o
--
-
...
C!l
lUn,
The
combined
auditorium
r-t.l..l.
y-...l
ill
-i
lo
Vl.iino
o-nilfini
iut
a
nf
fhp
l-OI
UUK
a
OlIUHlLl.
U'U
hi....
Wlr,
t-U
!,i
t
iflHTif
STtfiKrr
.
run-
eynmasium
would
have
an
area
1
ki,
section.
Dominion
de-
wlln
P,Uon'
remove
onion
anu
m,
r,rit
m.(
ti,o
Dfi
;
in
,.n,.
.i,.,
ih
rr,
vnn.
consumer
is
dancing.
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.
i...
o
....
....i.
....v..
......
:
-r
-
.
i
.,,,,1
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eln-l
t
nntalno
VIHIU
Ui.M
01
:iu
oy
izv
leet,
Willi
pmvi-
:
.,,.,
.l,.,i
n,
.,,
nuii
nnr
mnnt
or
nrr
rn
nip
Have
-."
o.uti.j
i
north
of
Vancouver,
was
un
iviovi
auuu
u
uic
.iLuniitv
I
viiii-
,
i..
n
-
"
-
-
.
sion
for
dividing
it
into
two
cotin
which
is
being
specially
;
moved
it
into
the
class
of
gia-
safe
for
wheat
shins
More
re
Melt
half
the
butler,
add
dry;
ingredients,
stir
until
well
mix-
cd
and
add
to
the
boiling
soup.
cently
the
Alberta
wheat
was
Pal'ts
chartered
for
the
occasion.
They
!
morons
desserts.
it
looks
like
daylight
saving
lor
British
Columbia
no
matter
what
some
of
the
provin
too
wet.
They
were
all
pretty
i
Add
remaining
butttcr
and
1
:
will
arrive
here
on
Tuesday,
June
14,
at
2:30
in
the
af
ter-
j
.
noon.
The
convention
'sessions
'
POTATO,
PUFF
PUDDING
sprinkle
wiht
parsley.
j
ATRBORNE
FISH
FRY
SINGAPORE,
t
-Every
fly
Tnoredient
s:
two
rims
lvinshed
fair
excuses
and
you'd
get
a
dour
kick
in
studying
and
comparing
them.
But
now.
a
dull
blankness
is
hard
to
endure!
will
wl"
take
laKe
cial
districts
may
think.
Even
today.
In
Skena,
days
are
lengthening
ritpidly.
Another
month
and
we'll
be
wondering
ing
bott
which
arrives
at
Ma-
P,ace
on
vvecinesaay
polatocs;
four
egg
volks,
one-laya
from
carries
a,ld
Thursday
in
the
Civic
Ctn-
Hong
Kong
h
UD
one-Junrter
tea-
10.000
Chinese
carp
fry
to
stock
and
the
delegate
ship
will
.
spoon
tw'0
tablespoons
of
DAKED
SWEET
POTATOES
Ingredients:
s)x
medium-sized
sweet
potatoes,
two
tablespoons
butter,
Juice
of
one
or
There
is
a
Malaya's
fresh
water
fish
farms
"
ac
11
P
m-
muisuay
on
me.
b,
.
.
sIivored
alinoI!ds
one
AIR
PASSENGERS
vanilla,
four
egg
teaspoon
why
anyone
ever
thought
of
the
notion.
Still,
something
has
to
be
saved
these
perilous
times.
It
is
more
than
can
be
done
with
money.
j
DIFFERENCE
in
LUBR1CA
ange,
cup
shredded
pineapple,
one-quarter
cup
rhopped
wal-
j
Malaya's
fish
farming,
program
,cl'u'"
uum.
aims
at
giving
the
population
a
j
Definite
setting
of
the
con-fish
supply
more
plentiful
than
vention
date
gives
the
green
most
people
in
the
Far
East.
i
light
to
W.
J.
Scott,
convention
whites.
Press
potatoes
through
nuts
one
fe.isiioon
sail,
one
sieve.
Beat
egg
yolks
with
sugar
(lozm
marshmulIuws.
and
salt
until
very
light
and
i
Inbound
T.
Tremblay,
Mrs.
E.
Linney
and
Miss
V.
Micho-luk,
from
Vancouver;
Mr.
Fair-bairn,
from
Sandspit.
To
TerraceGeorge
Joy,
G.
Bake
potatoes
and
scoop
out
j
j
.
t
t
,i
,i
,.i
,i
:
chairman,
and
his
committees
to
go
ahead
wuh
final
arrangements
for
the
convention
With
all
kinds
of
fantastic
suggestions,
rumors,
broadcasts
and
reports
filling
the
air
uu
to
puwww.
auu
anno
m
s
.
sheUgi
Mash
polalws
wcll
add
MUSICAL
TRAMWAYMEN
OSLO,
Norway,
ff
It
may
bu
unu
v.tiiiiict.
rum
into
.M.iiii.v
(any,
it
is
small
wonder
that
d.
Marison,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
anyone
in
control
of
a
radio
Rutherford.
H.
Ymin?
R
Tim-
i
a
long
step
from
a
street
car
I
Knit
tn
tlnnlhnvnr,
o
.1
A
D.inU
kn
should
be
alive
to
his
responsi-
mermeister,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird.
LcWb
c,,.t
,
,,
,,.
Our
Chassis
I.uhriiant
In
not
ju4
a
tm
LitKincrretl
lt-A
Product,
lompdiiiicli
il
tu
im
lubriratiun
under
cvlrrme
walrr
anil
road
abn
lions.
Yes,
vte
io
pay
more
for
this
1
ol
A
rani,
bul
you
pay
no
more
for
your
luliriialMjf
do
not
buy
a
WASH
Ol'T
type
arrar.
Our
Motor
Oils
too
are
only
first
liw
ft
PKN.N7.OIL
100
Pure
Pennsylvania
or
BlP
"It's
Alloved."
LINDSAY
MOTORS
I'
pi
i
on
k
m
'
ing
butter,
salt,
orange
Juice
Stir
In
all
the
rest
of
ingredients
except
marshmallows.
Refill
shell
with
mixture.
Cut
up
marshmallows.
Place
them
on
top.
Replace
the
potatoes
in
hot
oven
until
heated
through
and
browned
slightly
on
surface.
Advertise
in
the
Ouily
News!
Dimy.
wnen
ne
is
not,
a
dan-
Mrs.
L.
Gordon.
Mrs.
F
Bailev
have
taken
it.
Municipal
trans-
beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
into
a
greased,
pudding
dish
and
bake
30
minutes
in
a
moderately
slow-oven
of
325
degrees
F
Serve
hot
with
pudding
sauce.
Yield:
six
to
eight
servings.
If
it
is
another
dish
the
housewife
Is
seeking,
she
might
cook
her
potatoes
another
way.
gerous
lunatic
is
at
large
for
Mrs.
L.
Bailey.
he's
liable
to
start
anything.
In
To
Vancouver
R.
Hood,
D.
K.
Quito,
Ecuador,
this
week,
a
Wilson.
broidcast
announced
an
"in-
To
Sandspit
-J
Fninky,
C.
vasion
from
Mars"
but
175,000
Hanson.
Timely
Recipe
Nectar
Dinner
Appetizer
',3
cup
honey
3
cup
lemon
juice
port
employees
have
organized
a
28-piece
salon
orchestra
which
recently
held
its
third
concert
within
a
year
CURFEW
WILL
NOT
RING
STOGURSEY,
Somersetshire,
Eng.,
0,
Until
the
war
the
almshouse
bell
here
had
been
rung
every
morning
and
evening
for
500
years
The
rope
wai
arranged
so
that
the
ringer
did
not
have
to
leave
his
bed.
The
villagers
want
the
custom
revived
but
bcllrinuer
Tom
Webb.
82,
says:
"I'm
loo
old
and
I
g-to
relatives
to
sleco.H
THE
fruit
Oil
PI2:?
l'i
cups
apricot
'whole
nectar
Few
grains
salt
POTATOES
AND
CHEESE
-
Ingredients:
one
quart
of
half-inch
potatoe
cubes,
one
onion,
three
pimentos,
two
cups
white
sauce,
one-half
pound
mild
cheese,
one-half
teaspoon
salt.
Cook
potatoes
and
onions,
finely
chopped
,in
boiling
salted
water
to
cover,
live
minutes.
Add
pimentos
cut
in
small
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