Prince
Rupert
Daily
News-
v
Thursday,
December
7,
1950
FRIDAY
AND
Open
ml
Iff
Nights
for
SATURDAY
YOUR
Xmas
shopping
f
r
Saw
Tim
n
Suggestions
To
Cafe
Operators
PORT
ARTHUR
CPS
George
L
Wenzel
of
Austin,
Tex.,
suggests
Canadian
restauranteur
should
"make
a
little
love
to
the
public'
Mr.
Wenzel,
a
restaurant
consultant,
conducted
a
two-day
course
here.
,
He
said
showmanship
and
a
little
knowledge
of
the
science
of
cooking
are
necessary
attributes
in
the
successful
operation
of
a
restaurant.
There
is
definitely
something
lacking
in
the
majority
of
Canadian
restaurants,
he
said.
"Your
business
should
be
operated
with
a
little
of
the
Bar-
Cash
your
cheques
here
George
Cook
Jeweller
(A
FEW
DOORS
FROM
THE
CAPITOL
THEATRE)
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M
,'
this
ldfal
home.
I
Determined
to
show
authorities
"Just
what
women
want"
a
I
women's
organization
sent
questionnaires
to
some
4a9
0')0
housewives
across
Britain.
Tti
j
replies
were
forwarded
to
a
six-woman
committee
to
be
stirred
j
and
blended
into
the
final
recipe,
i
The
Comnletivl
mrvrioi
i
jsh
Women
jeni
Plans
deal
Home
IMIJIMKL
NARRAWAY
I
?
liau
Press
Staff
.
Writer
jjiON
P'
A
house
hair
raroL
row
num
and
Bailey
circus
flavor.
Make
a
little
love
to
the
general
I
public
and
treat
the
children
with
special
attention.'
Mrs.
F.
G.
Rainsford
and
son
Ian
arrived
in
Prince
Ruriert
j-wiutij
ouuaiu
urn
iiiueei
u""w
"
juin
iv)'.
Kainsior:i.
who
moved
here
from
the
south
,lo
work
far
the
Forestry
Depart
-ment
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
slx
month?
ago.
The
Rainsfon!
i
will
live
8t
Ten
ace.
,
-
jshow
next,
March
at
an
"Ideal
ill
me
lihl
inn
t
f
"No
wonder
he
lost
ioo.
ai
mm
sound
asleep!"
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Stadium.
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11
111
nr.t
K
ctzed,
.
,
according
,.
.
to
the
survey.
It
dream
one
In
the
usual
sense
of
Claims
Education
Fails
To
Produce
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
Corrcspondant
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
)-
Modern
,
me
word,"
fays
Lady
Albe
-m--r-
chairman
of
the
soonsoring
org.'
anization.
"It
will
be
the
ki.,i
of
house
that
ran
be
built
todav
taking
into
consideration
such
things
as
cost
material
rhort-x
'ages
and
building
restrictions.'
FAMILY
OF
FIVE
i
m.
u
reakfast
Favorite
o
f
Millions
eciucation
has
failed
notably
to
For'y-cignt
per
cent
agreed
that
produce
the
qualities
that
New
thpy
we
punctual,
conscientious
.
Zealand
business
men
want
in
and
loyal
U)
tlH'ir
employer.
And
their
employees,
according
to
a
'3
F'cr
c"nt
that'
the
J""-
survey
by
the
Auckland
Cham-
lor
workers
were
"imbued
with
;
ber
of
Commerce.
i
common
ense
in
lhpir
"PP'ica-
j
l
W01k
"
I
Whatever
other
advantages
the
""J?
new
education
has,
members
cf
Q'ufstioned
whether
the
att.i-the
Chamber
by
a
large
majority
tuln
to
work
all(l
tne
employsrl
said
that
it
does
not
produce
was
beUrr
or
worsc
,nan
15
'ca's
good
junior
clerical
workers.
i
a&0
80
prr
l'ont
Kald
il'wa3
ww:l?
The
employers
answered
a
,
T,he
chan,bcr
of
Commerce,
questionnaire
on
whether
stand-
dpc'arlnK
il
w
depressing
to,
ards
of
work
by
young
employees
fma
such
low
s'a'u'ards
in
tpltc
I
were
improving
or
declining.
of
Alu'PcA
improvements
in
ethi-1
Half
the
employers
said
there
fatlona'
metheds.
has
forwaid-had
tceh
a
marked
deterioration
cd
the
re!,!,n
to
,ho
minister
of
y&m
Jk
C
F
P
R
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RADIO
Mu
Kilocycles
DIAL
(Subject
to
Change)
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Sunshine
tiocir'.y
4:15
atock
yuolat.ons
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Ini
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Jimmy
4:45
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a
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4:55
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a:00-lnt.
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5:10
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in
the
Air
5:30
Musical
Piogram
5:45
-"Canada
at
Work"
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Engitih
Favorites
6:30
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Kouiulup
7:30
Even
t
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8:00-Cil,icn's
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8:30
Citizen's
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8:45
The
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Reader
9:00--C'BC
Vancouver
Concert
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9:30
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0:10
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10:15
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7:00
Musical
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8:00
CBC
News
8:10
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Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
lor
I.'oucrns
8:45
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9:00-BBC
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C.nty.
9:15
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9:30
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10:10
Morning
Visit
o.ij
Cars.
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Robi.son
and
His
Btukaroos
10:30
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Melody
Time"
10:45
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
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11:15
Roundup
T'.me
11:30
Weather
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i:31
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11:33
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12:00
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12:15
CBC
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12:J5
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Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Bioadciut
12:55
Rec.
Int
1
:0U
concert
Tlour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45-Women
in
Jobs:
Comty
School
Broadcast
:30
Records
et
Random
2:45
S)l
)
Guest
3:00
The
Music
Box
SHOULD
STAND
UP
The
television
tower
atop
the
Empire
Slate
Building
in
New
York
is
built
to
withstand
winds
up
to
150
m.p.h.
in
the
last
10
years.
Others
said
the
decline
in
standards
had
started
earlier.
'
,
Those
questioned
included'
manufacturers,
retailers,
whole-!
salers,
importers,
exporters,
ac-
countants
and
Insurance,
bank
-
mg
and
law
offices.
.
,
On
the
question
whether
youhg
employees
showed
accuracy
and
care
in
arithmetic.
64
Der
cent
jouna
mat
toe
new
teaenmg
methods
have
not
given
employ-!
ecs
a
good
approach
to
Uieir
work.
Only
14
p?r
cent
of
the
repiie.j
showed
satisfaction
on
the
question
of
an
employee's
thor-
0UBnness
and
dependability
l"llul""'
"
flBip-
;
.
AFTLi
'
NAMTTO
CHATHAM,
tTArT.,,
CNT
!-.
For
41
Kars
;an
empleyte
of
the
Int'--
natijnal
;
Harvester
Comr!"iv
i
jbere,
Hjward
ret-Fa
'ev
ha-"
JJver
bcn
lit?
for
work
and
as
ver
lost
nnv
workin"
time.
Pe
advises
voting
n
rn
to
find
the
!
h
heavenly?
I
In
a
-twinkling
1
.
PSI
i?n
M
".r
CakeMix
mis
fiist
woman
-
planner'
house,
in
Britain
will
be
detune;
fcr
a
young
couple
with
throe
children
and
a
working-clars
income.
Downstairs
there
will
be
a,
combination
kitchen-livin"
;rcom,
dining
room
and
fcullsry.
upstairs
three
bedrooms
and
r
.bathroom.
Ideas
-submitted
describe
everything
from
type
of
flooring
.interior
de:orat:on,
heating
an-'
cooking
systsms
and
labar-sav-ing
devices.
A
majority
sug-Rested
:ounded
corners
that
cm
be
easily
cleaned,
skirting
flush
ith
walls,
panplled
casing
t-Mirwavs
p"d
plenty
plenty
of
cupboards.
.
Kitchen
improvements
hra-;
the
list.
The
women
wan:
among
ether
things,
well-place
sinks
with
two
draining
boards
,a
lighted
pantry
large
enough
tc
stand
up
in
and
if
rxssiblc
r
light
over
the
?:nk.
lhose
who
scanned
the
suggestions
were
iurpLsed
that
about
75
per
cent
approved
tht
idea
of
an
old-fashioned
coppei
wash-boiler
and
solid
luel
for
heating
and
cooking.
It
was
stressed
that
the
kitchen
range
Ujould
heat
the
water-supply
ani
provide
an'
open
file
lo.-
tht
Kitchen.
Low
nandles
for
doorways
ami
'.cw
handrails
fcr
stairways
used
by
childrfn
are
warmly
recommended.
All
locks,
power
plu;;s
and
lighv
switches
should
be
hish
enough
to
be
beyond
tang'e
jf
tiny
hands.
A
Devon
housewife
a.skcd
for
"wide
stain
that
go
straight
up
w.t'ioi:'
permanent
waves
and
twist"."
A
Warwickshire
wr.nan
wanted
eking
quarters
of
ea"h
home
at
the
extreme
ends
of
the
1
C
n
i
i
1
of
the
answers
were
in
the
ncga-.lob
"'''
and
"-"f
ck
to
it
tive.
About
the
same
proportion!
.
Grape-Nuts
makes
.breakfast
more
nutritious,
enjoyable.
You'll
love
those
appetizing
kerrrels
made
from
whole
wheat
and
malted
barley,
so
flavorful
with
milk
or
cream.
A
crunchy
goodness
only
found
in
Crape-Nuts!
And
you'll
benefit
from
useful
amounts
of
carbo-hydrates,
minerals
and
proteins.
Many
other
uses.
For
cooking,
see
various
recipes
on
the
package.
Order
Grape-Nuts
today
from
your
grocer.
Try
the
intriguing
tested
recipe
shown
here.
.fin
dm
iuuu
exyeri
pianneu
w
.
i
imv
A
re
you
skimping
break--fast
key
meal
of
the
day?-Don't
I
Of
course
you
want
to
be
keen
sharp
r
at
work
or
leisure.
Then
always
eat
a
good
break
fast.
That
starts
yovj)
put
right
for
the
day.
x
i
i
.Mt.'l
very
much
Of
lAmU"
.
:r"po"n
'noPp.d
e,rr
.
(S.y
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wm,
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Mf
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popr,,q
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1
,
"rayonJ
nolle
"l""d
.
on
butt
-"-'cuhi
W'-
rtnd
de,ired
,
of
Graham
"laic
a
food
specially
made
for
breakfast-Grape-Nuts
the
fa
vorite
of
millions!
said
they
were
not
satisfied
with
the
legibility
and
neatness
in
writing.
,
,
On
English
grammar,
.including
vocabulary
and
expression,
well
?ver
half
the
employers
said
they
were
not
satisfied.
;
Tbj
report
taid
that
the
result
of
the
questionnaire
indicate
that
in
those
subjects
where
"ommerce
requires
a
certain
de
gree
of
proficiency
the
standard
lunlors
is
unsatisfactory.
'
'FFFRFNT
ATTITUDES
"Th"
nosltion
disclosed
is
most
alarming,"
it
said.
"The
admission
that
th-j
broadening
ui
the
curriculum
in
the
interefts
of
culture
means
less
time
available
for
the
three
R's
demonstrates
the
different
attitude
held
bv
th
schools
towards
thesD
subjects."
Apart
from
the
ability
of
Jun
iors
to
carry
out
their
work
sat-
j
isfartorliy,
their
attitude
to
their
I
emp'oyrtrent
is
also
to
be
critl-
7ss
G-Pe-Nu,s,
fob!.,
POOrl
trpped
Uh.Ll..
tin?
dreams
and
hopes'
f!
:i
nni
'.sh
women
cor
on
6
11
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ji'jr
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first
time.
M:
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w.m't
complain
about
li
s
ideas"
creating
havoc
I
li
m-chukl.
She'll
only
p-'-r-flf
to
blame,
for
the
bossed
J
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blueprints
of
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it
fully
fully
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bnme
bv
a
Lorn
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f,n.y
chpped
onion
A
Product
of
General
Foods
fl:3
next
time
you
buy
a
cereal
choose
C;"t,pe-Nuts.
Costs
so
little
goes
so
far.
Remember
a
serving
is
just
two
table-spoonfuls
costing
less
than
a-cent.
G
10
privacy.
use
and
cost
ot
furnished
will
ondon
newspaper
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tribute
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