Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
5,
1950
A
new
kiln
to
be
completed
tn
1951
at
Exshaw,
Alberta,
will
have
a
capacity
of
1,000,000
cement
blocks
a
year.
FfOZPn
ninocO
Til
,
,
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-
iuuiic
mora
Sheet
Metal,
Black
884.
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Pupils
Ambitions
Ignore
Profession
YORKTON,
Sask.
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Grade
Five
pupils
in
Burke
School
here
were
asked
what
they
would
most
like
to
become.
None
of
the
children
took
it
very
seriously
but
all
37
pupils
agreed
that
they
rAi
-
-
uie
greatest
selection
of
Christmas
decora-I'.e
at
the
STEEL
'
vpf
oiUKE.
(tf)
Er
J.
F.
L.
Hughes
sailed
on
the
r"hiwt
.
,r
didn't
want
to
teach
school.
One
TANKS
couver.
He
may
be
Back
In
the
!
spring
after
a
visit
to
the
United
;
States.
Job's
Daughters
Hew
Officers
Miss
Jeanne
Caiacrwood
was
installed
Friday
night
as
Honored
Queen
of
Prince
Rupert
Bethel
No.
Z,
Job's
Daughters,
succeeding
Miss
Donna
McAr-thur,
whose
term
of
office
Is
expired.
The
officers
were
Installed
by
the
Past
Honored
Queen,
Donna
McArthur.
assisted
by
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kerf
in
as
Installing
guide;
Mrs.
J.
W.
Eastwood,
marshall;
.Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.,
secretary;
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
musician;
Mrs.
A.
d:
Ritchie,
chaplain;
Mrs.
N.
S.
K.
Brewer,
senior
custJodian
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Kennedy
junior
custodian.
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Other
officers
are:
Honored
Queen
Jeanne
Cal-derwood
'
Senior
Princess
Heather
Brewer
Junior
Princess
Diane
Kennedy.
Guide
Margaret
Strachan
Marshal
Janet
Rackow
Senior
Custodian
Claire
Rit
well
as
permitting
practise
In
the
drill
hall.
BANQUET
After
the
Bethel
session,
a
social
was
held
In
the
banquet
hall
when
a
number
of
toasts,
appropriate
to
the
annual
occasion,
were
observed.
They
were:
The
King,
Jeanne
Calderwood.
Grand
Guardian
Council,
proposed
by
Diane
Kennedy,
responded
to
by
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
Council
of
Bethel
No.
3,
proposed
by
Mary
Strachan,
responded
to
by
Don
Ritchie.
Parents
and
visitors,
proposed
by
Janet
Rackow,
responded
to
by
Harry
Calderwood
and
C.
A.
Berner.
The
Masons,
proposed
by
Heather
Brewer,
responded
to
by
W.
D.
Smith.
The
Bethel
Mother,
proposed
by
Lorna
Donaldson,
responded
to
by
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
Presentation
of
an
automatic
toaster
by
the
members
was
made
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell
by
the
Honored
Queen.
A
pyrex
double
boiler
was
raffled,
donated
by
H.
J.
Graham,
was
won
by
Mrs.
F.
R.
Wright.
Those
in
charge
of
the
banquet
were
Mrs.
Harry
Calder
little
girl
said
sne
wanted
to
be
a
duck
floating
in
cold
water.
Another
wanted
to
be
a
beauty
"so
everyone
would
look
at
me."
A
boy
said
he'd
like
to
be
"a
cowboy
holding
up
stagecoaches"
and
another
pupil
wanted
to
be
"a
beautiful
jewel."
Annual
meeting
Prince
District
Boy
Scouts
Civip
rVntro
j...
Dec.
6.
8
D.m
.
1
XI
I
EsCOrtinir
Ftioon..
CCF
Club
meeting
tonight,
8
o'clock,
Metropole
Hall.
(It)
Canadian
Club
members,
remember
Wednesday,
Dec.
6,
8
p.m..
(it)
NOTICE
Genuine
Dry
Lute-fish
and
Alaska
Fat
Herring
for
the
Christmas
reason.
Order
yours
now
at
Rupert
Butcher.
Phone
21.
707
3rd
Ave.
(284)
Xmas
decorations,
Xm
a
s
cards,
Xmas
gifts
and
toys
and
the
Xmas
spirit
at
TOTEM
POLE
GIFT
SHOP.
(it)
W.
Hitchcock,
who
was
injured
in
a
hunting
accident
early
in
the
summer,
left
Sunday
night
on
the
Chllcotin
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
receive
medical
treatment.
An
organizational
meeting
of
a
Rotary
mixed
chorus
will
be
held
Friday,
evening,
Dec.
8,
Civic
Centre.
Any
person
interested
in
choral
singing
is
invited
to
attend.
(286c)
Fire
late
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Siegner,
806
Fraser
Street,
caused
little
dam-age.
Firemen
called
to
the
ri-.mip
Of
all
kinds,
fromDcsign
to
Erection.
:
WESTERN
BRIDGE
.
&
Steel
Fabricators
Ltd.
Vancouver,
B.C.'
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Tom
Skelly,
John
W.
Longboth-
'
8
"
urn
onH
r--i
r.-
,
1
i
cau
oaaicen
to
prison
in
the
SOllth
Is
Pnn.tnLl.
wiowure
Dllggs,
i
'
salled
Sunday
night
'
s
On
thf
C.h
nntir,
0R
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
'BERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
,
A.
F
Swaffield.
Scott
McLaren
and
Thomas
M.
Christie
were
'
WlOTWEAIt
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
FASHION
chie.
Junior
Custodian
Ethel
Moorehouse
;
to
memoershtp
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
last
night's
meeting
(Crawford
Moore
and
Earl
Man
were
welcomed
as
new
members.
The
next
regular
meeting
of
the
Construction
&
Oenprai
la
REDEEMABLE
FOR
$2.00
wood,
Mrs.
Doumont,
Mrs.
Jack
Smith,
M
-s.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
J.
MacDonald,
Mrs.
Norman
Mackay
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin.
Chaplain
Margit
Macarthur
Recorder
Agnes
Smith
Musician
Barbara
Ling
Treasurer
Sheila
Bennett
in
any
purchase
of
$10.00
or
over
LONG
SERVICE
VESSEL
VANCOUVER
P
A
staunch
Librarian
June
Henry
First
Messenger
Isabelle
Tay
reported
It
was
the
result
of
a.
faulty
splice
in
the
wiring.
IF
you
are
shopping
for
TOYS
.
.
.
come
to
the
VAR
borers'
Union,
Local
1427,
will
be
held
on
Tuesday.
December
5,
at
8
p.m.
in
the
Carpenters'
Union
Hall
on
Fraser
Street.
All
members
are
urged
to
.
attend.
Business
General.
F,
Abbott,
.
Sec'y-Treasurer.
(283c)
j
There
are
only
17
more
shop
IETY
STORE.
Our
stock
is
com
or
S
H
1
0
N
FOOTWEAR
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
6
ONLY
plete
and
prices
are
right.
(tf
)
Christmas
turkeys,
ducks
or
geese.
Place
your
orders
with
us
now
to
assure
you
the
grade
and
size
of
bird
vou
reauire
we
little
freighter
built
on
the
Great
;
Lakes
in
1919
now
is
being
con-
1
verted
for
use
as
a
bare;e
for
j
another
sea
career,
after
30
year?
;
service
on
the
British
Columbia
!
coast.
The
S.S.
Southolm,
?00;
feet
long,
will
carry
mine
con
-;
centrates
under
her
new
name,
j
Bulk
Carrier
No.
1
.
i
i
The
true
salmon
is
found
only
5
in
the
northern,
hemisphere
and
j
attempts
to
introduce
it
intoi
Australian
waters
have
failed.
I
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
CLEAN
THEM
AND
DELIVER;
f
OOTWKAK
FASHION
FOOTWF.AIl
FASHION
lor
,
Second
Messenger
Luella
McDonald
.
Third
Messenger
Olive
Strand
Fifth
Messenger
Norma
McKay
Inner
Guard
Shirley
Harigan
Outer
Guard
Carole
Moorehouse.
Ths
new
honored
queen.
Mis'?
Jeanne
Calderwocd,
presented
Miss
MacArthur
with
a
string,
of
pearls,
matching
earrings,
and
the
past
hono-ed
queen's
jewel,
a
gold
diamond
pin,
expressing
unanimous
appreciation
of
her
services.
1
Col.
and
Mrs.
!?.
D.
Jchnst3ii
were
presented
Ttith
a
gift
of
aD-preciation
for
all
they
had
done
in
helping
to
send
the
drill
team
to
Spokane
and
Long
Beach,
as
f,
ping
davs
till
Christmas.
The
mails
will
be
closing
shortly.
Get
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW
at
the
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf
Remember
Wednesday
Is
your
last
opportunity
to
save
on
your
Christmas
presents
by
shopping
at
FASHION
FOOTWEAR.
Clip
the
certificate
from
our
advertisement
in
Saturday's
issue
of
the
Daily
News
...
It
will
save
y6u
$2.00
on
any
purchase
of
$10.00
or
over.
(284c)
Freight
Timely
Recipes
Going
Up
THEM.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
659.
(287c)
Robert
Stanley
Moyer,
deserter
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
picked
up
Saturday,
was
returned
to
the
naval
base
under
escort
on
the
Chllcotin
Sunday.
He
had
been
employed
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Company.
.
N.
R
Youngs
and
George
Dibb
were
delegated
by
President
L.
M.
Felsenthal
at
last
night's
meeting
of.
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
represent
ths
CANADIAN
XMAS
PUDDING
Ingredients:
1
cup
chopped
suet;
1
cup
molasses;
1
cup
sweet
milic;
1
cup
sour
cream;
1
egg.
beaten;
2'2
cups
all-pur-
Sr:,
j
'
l
at
a
ten
percent
!n-in
coastal
freight
nnr-d
by
the
end
o
he
Prince
Rupert
Commerce
last
night
:eht
rate
commutes
tc
?e
what
could
be
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I
Port
Edward
AnRiican
Bazaar
S
pose
Hour;
1
tsp.
soda;
2
tsp.
at
Community
Hall,
December
i
a,
at
2:30
p.m.
aall;
1
tsp.
cinnamon;
Va
'tap.
ground
cioves;
1
cup
raisins;
1
jup
not
meats;
'-4
cup
Canadian
jr
matter.
i
chamber
at
the
next
dinner
of
'the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
1
Youncs
believed
that
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
December
6.
port
wine.
Combine
suet,
molasses,
sweet
as
entitled
ti
some
aeair;t
incr3i-"
s
throueh
the
Ma;
i-
United
Church
'Fall
Bazaar,
.....
.
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.
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U
.1.
.1
U
.
bllC
Ul.Il'l
'Chamber
to
the
Senior
Chamber
meeting
last
night
were
Presid-
ient
Jeff
Hill
and
Secretary
Dau
Williamson.
:s.sion.
There
should
f
tri:ted
power
to
in-
milk,
sour
cream
and
beaten
egg.
Silt
togetner
2
cups
Hour
with
soda,
sale,
cinnamon
and
ground
cloves.
Combine
the
two
mixtures.
Stir
in
raisins
and
nut
meats
whi:h
have
been
mixed
1
ORDER
YOUR
APPLES
FOR
!
XMAS
NOW.
Fancy
Macs
$3.93
December
7.
RDd
and
Gun
Novelty
Dance
December
8.
p
December
15
Canadian
Legion
formal
pre-Chrlstmas
ball.
Job's
Daughters
Var'.cjy.Mias-ral
Show.
Civic
Centre,
Monday,
Dec.
18.
...
December
20
Canadian
Le
cry
Worn"
3y
AJs!
1
aith
."euwii.inj
.
i
tup
ul.
Hour.
i
box.
Jr.
size
i!.0s-.
Another
shlp-
merit
Netted
Gem'
potatoes
ar-I
riving
Wednesday,
excellent
keepers,
$2.99
sack.
Include
Jap
'
oranges
with
your
order
still
I
$1.29
box.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
i
659.
We
deliver.
(287c)
Rupert
Florists
for
All
Occasions
c.
Box
516
Tel.
77
gion
Bring-ur-Mlssus
Nltc.
S
O.
N.
Chrlstma-
tree
and
dance.
Pe:.
27
Turn
Into
puduing
mod
or
!
tightly
closed
pan
which
has
been
greased
and
floured.
Place
on
a
rack
in
a
Urge
pan
partly
inled
with
water,
and
steam
two
hours.
Unmold
the
pudding
and
pour
the
w.i.e
ovu
i,
oc,c
a.
once
cr
wrap
In
a
;lo:,h
and
stir
i.i
a
cool
p.a:e
unt.i
served.
Serves
i(J
to
ii.
i
xmas
rrnniNG
wine
saice
lnredienu:
cup
butter
or
margarine;
3i
cup
confectioners
sugar;
Va
tsp.
ground
nut-Imeg;
salt
and
4
cup
Canadian
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,
V:
fur
Kodak
Camera
Linc-up.
a-
654
Hospitals
select
equipment
with
unusual
care.
That's
why
aluminum
utensils
are
used
in
hospital
kitchens
everywhere.
Health
authorities
recommend
aluminum
because
it
meets
every
need
of
hygienic
food
preparation.
Enjoy
;
this
food
protection
in
your
home,
too.
No
other
metal
is
more
"food-friendly"
than
aluminum.
Hlrff
t
tht
Housewife!
Whenever
you
m
aluminum
oa
the
ouuide
of
a
food
or
a
drink,
there's
an
"inside
mtory"
of
purity
well-protected.
Aluminum
utenaila
clean
easily.
To
remove
natural
depoatt
left
by
foods
and
water,
use
steel
wool
with
soap
and
water.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
jii'tachmcnts
for
all
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3
fcw
f&f
wtnii
th
Vtf
ceRt.
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Cameras.
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and
Kodachrome
Film,
ping,
Printing
and
Enlarging.
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Ml
nukl..lJ
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L.
Llqitw
CeUrd
BMrd
at
ky
Uit
Gmiw
port
wine.
Cieam
butter
or
margarine
until
lignt
and
fluify.
Blend
in
ths
sugar
gradually.
Add
the
wine
and
stir
until
smooth.
Add
nutmeg
and
salt
to
taste.
Serve,
with
Christmas
pudding.
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Ave.
W.
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DISTILLED
PORTRAITS
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218
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
38D
Prince
ILORING
for
fc
and
Gentlemen
CREAMY
WINE
SAICE
j
Ingredients:
34
cup
honey
ori
j
light
corn
syrup;
,i
cup
top'
milk;
2
tbsps.
soft
margarine;
1
1
tbop.
flour,
1
egg
yolk,
beaten;
1
Vi
cup
Canadian
sherry
wine.
'
i
Heat
honey
or
light
corn
syrup
i
and
milk.
Blend
margarine
and
,
fiour,
and
add.
Cook,
stirring,
until
smooth.
Stir
in
beaten
egg
j
yolk
and
cook,
stirring
1
minute
i
longer.
Add
wine,
and
serve
hot
Rupert
i
.
,
Ihe
TAILOR
111
st
Phone
649
You'll
enjoy
the
mature
perfection
for
wliii'li
this
famous
Caiiaili.fn
Rye
Wliinky
has
over
pudding.
(Yield:
l'acupsj.
CELLULOSE
your
cheques
will
be
cashed
at
EMPLOYEES
George
Cook
.
.
.
jeweller
traditionally
been
noted
.
NEW
FISH
EXPORT
NEWDELHI
KM
"Bombay
perfection
recognized
by
the
neonle
of
B.C.
who
appro
ATiN
-
GLO
ciate
the
full-bodied
-A-U'ik
Duck,"
A
variety
of
f'-sh
founr.
off
the
Bombay
coast,
will
become
a
dollar
earner
when
Us
export
to
America
starts
shortly.
It
will
be
canned
for
export
to
Canada
and
the
United
States.
(A
FEW
DOORS
FROM
TH
E
CAPITOL
THEATRE)
Open
cycry
Friday
and
Saturday
Evening
for
YOUR
convenience
f'oss
&
High
Gloss
our
and
mellow
miinew
of
B.C.
Double
Distilled.
nY
beautiful
tints
Nrior
decorating.
fJICK
DRYING
Wallace
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
.
V
THOMPSON
"Light
Up
THIS
CHRISTMAS"
13111
WARE
CO.
LTD
i
is
r
v
-
PHARMACY
This
advert
Ucm?nt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
-
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
LET
YOUR
WORRIES
MELT
LIKE
'K
NOMA
8-Light
Tree
Sets
$1.25
to
$2.20
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$2.10
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Spare
Lamps
8c
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Xmas
Decorations
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chllcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
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STEWART
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FORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
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NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
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Dec.
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9
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Dec.
8
and
22.
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Bubble
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7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
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