Prince
tlupctt
Dai'lp
rectos
Lto.
Saturday,
February
7,
1948
Local
News
Items
I
ial
D,
ociar
uomgs
iontribulions
to
this
section
will
be
welcomed)
FUR
SEALS
FOR
MAINE
LOBSTERS
AUGUSTA,
Maine
Alaska
fur
seals
and
Maine
seed
lobsters
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Port
Hardy
S.
Huson.
To
Sandspit
W.
Lund.
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
L.
M.
Johnstone,
W.
Radelet,
W.
Maitland.
From
Sandspit
J.
Denning.
bptomists
may
be
swapped
to
give
Alaska'
1
1
i
.
!-J
.
.
.
t
Cash
for
eld
eold.
Bulger's.
William
Anderson,
well
known
local
resident,
suffered
a
fall
on
the
street
recently,
the
shock
causing
him
to
lo.se
consciousness
for
hours.
He
has
recovered,
being
able
to
be
up
and
about
again
as
usual.
Deane's
Quality
Cleaners,
pick-up
and
delivery.
Phone
283.
(tf)
j
Moost
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
;
every
Saturday
night
8:30.
(It)
Mrs.
E.
Campbell
and
Mrs.
j
Carl
Simonds
are
arriving
in
j
the
city
this
afternoon
from
Usk
to
attend
the
wedding
tonight
of
their
brother,
Robert
Simonds,
to
Miss
Jacqueline
Ma-jore.
Basketball
feature
game
tonight,
8:30.
(32)
anized
McLeod,
postal
clerk.
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold,
mayor;
Miss
Phyllis
M.
Mooney,
hospital
matron;
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Mac-Kenzie,
furniture;
Mrs.
Mary
Nelson,
restauranteur;
Miss
Olive
Van
Cooten.
librarian;
Mrs.
Caroline
Parkin,
electrical
supplies;
Miss
Muriel
Vincent,
dietician;
Miss
Winnifred
Poxon,
beautician;
Miss
Je.ssieKullander,
primary
educationist.
tt
iciuster
muusiry
ana
Maine
a
seal
offering
that
might
lead
to
profitable
seal
hunting.
The
idea
was
Introduced
by
E.
F.
Tobin
of
Ketchikan.
Alaska,
the
editor
of
a
sporting
publication.
s
Service
OrKanizatioii,
rs.
Willa
Kay
As
j
.1
You
saw
It
lr
the
Daily
New?!
Being
inauRurairu
c
.
R.
J
Sprott
of
Van-sident
of
the
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:45
p.m..
is
again
late
fcast
pre
Announcement?
.
i-,
Federation
ol
toorop-
....
t....4nllir,if
Speakers
at
the
"launching
;
party"
of
"The
Good
Ship
Sor-
j
All
advertisement
In
this
column
,
due
to
prairie
storms
having
de-
Our
stock
of
William
Glass,
manager
of
the
local
Edmunds
and
Walker
plant
of
B.C.
Packers,
returned
to
the
city
Friday
night
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
at
m
centfaword
,
Iayed
transcontinental
trains
in
j
arriving
at
Jasper
Park.
This
inaiiKural
dinner
or
t
optomist"
will
be
Miss
Mary!
r:.iniml
Soroptomifit
Morton,
proposing
the
toast
to:
Jrince
Rupert
will
take
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert;
May-
QUALITY
Hie
Civic
Centre.
Rep-,
or
Nora
Arnold,
responding'
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
Lu-
j
morning
the
train
was
reported
theran
Church,
Feb.
7.
to
be
three
hours
and
forty
min-
Card
Party,
Catholic
School!
utes
late
which
will
bring
it
in
Hall,
February
12,
8
pm.
j
at
2:25
a.m.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
.
persons
will
be
(
Cliff
Ham
(Gyro
Club
i,
propos-,,(
present
to
witnessing
the
toast
to
the
8oroptomist
unir
of
the
city's
first
Club.
Mrs.
Caroline
Park,
res-
Cambrai
Valentine
Tea,
Feb.
14.
lub
and
a
pro-
ponding,
and
Miss
Barbara
Ej'TVice
c
I
Regular
meeting
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
will
be
,
held
Sunday,
February
8.
2:30
p.m.
Members
plea.se
attend.
I
(It)
pnate
ta
tne
occa-
Well,
11
we
do
get
evicted,
it
will
be
the
first
time
in
years
that
we
will
be
going
out
together!"
United
Church
Valentine
Tea
Feb.
19.
Mrs.
A.
Dominato,
500
Taylor
St.
been
arranm-u.
e,s
and
charter
mem-Prince
Rupert
Sorop-
Smith,
proposing
the
toast
to
sister
and
brother
clubs,
L.
M.
Gordon
of
the
Rotary
Club
responding.
A
candle
lighting
ceremony
will
be
presented
by
Mrs.
Mac-Kenzie,
Miss
McLeod,
Mrs.
Ham,
Miss
Vincent
and
Miss
M.
Nel
EASE
peurmc
.b
ure:
score
low
in
the
early
periods.
i
Scout
-Guide
Rally,
Friday,'
First
period
score
was
6-6.
(February
20.
7
p.m..
Navy
Drill!
Herma
ngelke
left
here
re-1
'
Hall
icently
for
Terrace
and
plans
on
11""
I
S.'o.
remaining
there
having
accepted
S.
O.
N.
N.
Basket
Basket
Social
Social
and
anal
METLAKATLA
BEATS
SIMPSON
Mrv
M
Willa
Ray,
oeuYjIqi
PAifJ
aicM.j.wca.mrun.!!,-
-
y
-
.
.
.
,
,a
DOsit
on
n
a
machine
shnn
Miss
Vice
-
President,
son.
The
charter
will
be
received
son
began
finding
the
range
of
ance,
laaies
wun
DasKeis
iree.
the
hram.
Nine
field
hn.skets
and.everyone
welcome.
Blacks
Orch-
Hire,
iiou.il.
Two
Port
Simpson
basketball
which
invaded
Metlakat-
a
Vice-President.
Miss
iciu.-in..
mcir
win
ue
and
garage.
Mrs.
Engelke
and
family
will
proceed
to
Terrace
"
as
soon
as
housing
accommodation
can
be
secured.
:
teams
five
successful
penalty
shots
re
McLeod.
optometrist.
"Bo"
Voyage"
greetings
by
Miss
estra,
Oddfellows'
Hall,
February
20,
9:30.
Job's
Daughters
Dance,
Mas
la
Thursday
night
were
stopped
warded
their
aeciyacy.
Half
r.
If
Pl
I
llf
.
ri
L
n
I
V
.1
M
IIIf'K
M
dm.
1
-
J
I
,
OCNUINI
ASHilN
l
CT
MAIKtD
THIS
WAT
(4fl
3
t
nm.
29-18
for
Port
...
MiK.ii'.
physical
City.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Simpson
conduct
the
invocation.
'Club
seniors
came
out
on
the!
In
the
third
period,
the
Met-
El-
Secretary.
Miss
onic
Temple,
Feb.
20.
I
9
Prince
Rupert
Industrial
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
'
Workers'
Union
will
hold
its
Mrs.
George
Mitchell's,
Feb.
25.
regular
monthly
meeting
on
Kinsmen
Leap-Year
Dance,
j
Monday,
February
9,
at
8
o'clock,
Civic
Centre,
Feb.
27.
in
tne
Common
Lounge
of
the
i
short
end
of
a
55-52
score
while
.
lakatla
got
into
the
groove,
j
the
visiting
intermediate
team
Work
Clothing
is
Complete
!
SEE
US
FOR
BIB
OVERALLS
CARPENTERS'
OVERALLS
PAINTERS'
OVERALLS
OVERALL
JACKETS
COVERALLS
MECHANICS'
CAPS
DRY-BAK
CLOTHING
RUBBER
CLOTHING
WORK
GLOVES
marking
up
24
points
on
field
shots
and
one
penalty
counter.
ty'.A.
vx-iul
worker.
Ar,
Mrs.
Margaret
X
B!ii"!irapher.
.tcwe-M!.
Rhena
Ham.
Kteir:
Miss
Mary
Morton,
"What
are
you
doing
now?"
"'I'm
selling
furniture."
"Sold
very,
much
so
far?"
"Nope.
Only
my
own."
"Your
sister
is
suoHed,
Isn't
.she?"
lost
by
a
score
of
68
59.
In
the
senior
game,
close
checking
by
both
teams
kept
the
ru.t
oimp.son
scored
id
points;
Conrad
P.-T.A.
White
Elephant
civic
Centre.
All
members
are
V'elenmp
to
attpnri
(Ml
uuuug
uit
jjeiiuu
to
uimg
lnt
.
Sale
Feb
28
2
p.m.
"
IF
...
.
CONSISTENT
third-quarter
score
to
45-43
for
la
superintendent.
Mil
-
Women
of
the
Moose
Spring
i
C.
A.
Berner,
C.N.R.
divisional
Bazaar.
March
4
and
5.
superintendent,
returned
to
the
"No.
that's
iipital:
Miss
Barbara
ju.st
the
perfume
Seventeenth
of
March
sale
of,clty
this
afternoon
from
a
trip
1th;
Miss
Ann
.'he
uses.'
Loac
he
a
visitors.
j
In
the
final
quarter,
Metla-,
katla
forged
ahead
but
lost
their
advantage
with
Port
Simpson
lying
the
score
49
-all
late
in
the
period.
A
surge
by
the
home
team,
however,
gave
them
a
home
cooking,
aprons
and
nov-;of
inspection
over
the
line
as
elties,
afternoon
tea.
2:30
p.m.
!
f;lr
as
Jasper
Park.
Accompany-Card
nartv
8
D.m.
Catholic
School,
inS
him
R-
C.
Davidson,
e
Experts
Say
"
Hall.
at
Civic
Centre
SUNDAY
Sports
P.M.
12:00-
All-Stars.
2:00-
Badminton.
MONDAY
Sports
P.M.
divisional
engineer,
and
H.
C.
Halliday,
B.
and
B.
master.
F.
Testrain,
roadmaster,
also
came
in
from
Pacific.
IJv
KAY
REX
three-point
advantage
at
the
i
final
whistle.
j
High
scorer
for
the
evening
I
was
C.
Nelson,
of
Metlakatla.
I
with
21
points.
E.
Sampson
was
;
I'rc.
Staff
Writer
S
Rutabaga
turnip,
ju!
another
lowly
tha'
ha.i
climbed
the
:i
r
and
changed
its
J4
-V
Presbyterian
Tea,
March
18.
Presbyterian
Church
Hall.
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Spring
Sale,
March
31.
Anglican
Easter
Sale.
April
1.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale.
Apri:
15.
Orange
Tea,
April
21.
United
Church
Spring
Sale,
April
29.
Advertising
DIDN'T
PAY
SO
MANY
WOULDN'T
BE
ADVERTISING
Today
The
Daily
Hews
top
man
for
Port
Simpson
with
!
19
points.
Referee
Reg
Samp-
son
handed
out
21
personal
pen-'
alties
against
Metlakatla
and
14
;
against
Port
Simpson.
J.
Wilson.
truces
the
economists
t
ll.ime
J,
v
FOR
LUNCH
OR
SUPPER
SERVE
Van
(amp's
SPAGHETTI
WITH
TOMATO
SAUCE
AND
CHEESE
urn.,
rnna
St.
Peter's
surine
sale.
May
6
WORK
SOCKS
all
weights
NATIONALLY
-
KNOWN
BRANDS
GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION
:at
tefc
I:00-Bo-Me-Hi
Gym
Class.
2:30-King
Edward
Gym
Clas.
8:00
Ladies'
Rup
Rec.
9:CC
Bo-Me-Hi
Gym
Class.
Basketball
Practices
4.
CO
Hi-School
Juvenile
and
Junior
Boys.
5:00
Port
Edward.
6:00
65
Taxi
and
Bo-Me-Hi
Girls.
f
7:00
eoples
and
Merchants.
8.
CC
Morgan's
and
Gyro
9.
00-Savoy
and
Stone's.
it
is
as
near
the
exact
centre
of
the
oven
as
possible.
Two
layer
cakes
.should
be
placed
on
the
shelf
so
that
they
do
not
touch
each
other
or
the
sides
of
the
oven.
Use
the
correct
oven
temperature
for
various
types
of
food
.3
imperative
if
the
cooked
food
is
to
be
at
its
best.
The
recog.ilcd
oven
temperatures:
300
degrees
Fahrenheit-slow
oven:
325
moderately.
slow.
350
mode
ra
te
:
3
7
5
m
od
e
ra
t
c
1
y
hot;
400
hot;
425-very
hot.
Cereals,
meringues,
baked
custards
and
soup
will
cook
slowly
in
the
heat
remaining
in
an
oven
that
has
been
turned
off.
Mclba
toast,
celery
leaves,
or
parsley
may
be
dried
as
the
temperature
decreases,
thus
utilizing
all
the
heat.
of
Metlakatla.
was
banished
when
he
garnered
five
blackies.
Intermediate
Game
Port'
Simpson
made
a
stroiv'
start
in
the
Intermediate
en
nmst
popular
s
alongside
the
hnner.
i.av
olten
be
"niiijly-f
lavored
,Sn
other
vege
add
be
cooked
ates
in
a
small
Home-cooked
dinner
from
6
to
9.
60c.
Bosun
Inn.
(33)
U.F.AW.U.
whist
and
cribbage,
Metropole
Hall,
every
Saturday,
at
8
p.m.
43i
Over-t
k.:.
ji-caai
ut
inflj.
li
;
-Mi.;,
i
30
counter,
reaching
the
end
of
the'
j
first
Quarter
with
a
13-7
advan-l
itnee
Metlakatla
retaliated
in!
.i:t
in
a
covered
jii:
tinder-crisp.
tiiiiny,
or
coarsely!
7
j
t
he
opening
moments
of
the
sec-,
ond
quarter
to
tie
the
score
at
1
13-13
and
the
close
of
the
period
saw
equality
maintained
with
a
I
22-22
score.
0
Special
Events
8:00
Band
Practice.
I
O
D
E.
-
Galloway
Rapids.
-
Junior
Chamber
Public
Speaking.
ht'
bulling
water;
"P
:;1
cHik
to
per-!
"
Vi
ii.mutc.s.
1
IvRNll's
-Slice
raw'i
EXTRA
SPECIAL!
j
The
hectic
third
period
saw
Metlakatia
score
30
points
whiL1
Cards
P
!
pla.'e
in
layers
in
a
!
'Jt4
-m
y
Sprinkle
each!
I
the
hard
working
visitors
strove
but
failed
to
keep
up.
They
did,
however,
score
19.
Third
quarter
mark-up
was
52-41
for
It
TIM
I'D
RECIPE
See
our
Interesting
Variety
for
February
FROM
5C
to
25c
salt,
pepper
and
a!
t
Add
milk
to
halfj
1'
Toy
with
crumbs
I
tli
i'at,
or
u.ie
crumbs
cliee.e.
Bake
in
aj
hot
oven
375
degrees
until
tender
t
about
OFFICE
SITIM.IES,
POINTING.
STATIONERY
Cards
for
Every
Occasion
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
hr
TURNIPS
Slice
mt
hc.
thick
and
'cut
t'M
inches
by
three
"P
out
centres
lrfav-
Shorty
Coats
7
Only
Sizes
12
to
16
Red.
Cerise,
Brown,
Blue
Rep.
Price
S27.50
Special
at
$19.50
Butterfly
Nylon
Hose
All
Sizes,
$1.50
Fair
Dupont
Sweaters
Pullovers
only.
All
colors
including
gray.
Reg.
Price
$5.95
Special
at
$3.50
ANNETTE
MANSELL
Third
Avenue
IJesner
Block
'.'ie-q:iarter
jm.),
thick.
''nder
in
boiling.
'I'
Serve
filler)
t-llh
i
Continued
on
Page
Five)
ATTENTION
FISHERMEN!
Install
a
Marine
Muffler
On
Your
Boat
Fnginc
and
Avoid
Harmful
RACK
PltF.SSlKE
We
make
mufflers
to
,
suit
your
engine.
Radio
Service
"el
vegetables.
'k
will
follow
an
ure
in
n
i-Mcine
I"
r.
1
last
deirree.
And
hc
also
will
know
b.iki:m
depends
a
lot
Get
the
most
from
your
radio.
Bring
in
your
tubes
for
Free
Testing
he
pans
are
ar-
liveil.
he
Walk
Upstairs
in
Stone
Building
i
J
""lonusts
of
the
con-
3
"i.
Dominion
depart
"'"It
ure.
say
that
the
'Pe
ot
a
baking
pan
ditfi'ience
In
cook-
mc'
At
bkie
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
253
East
First
Ave.
Black
884
sheet
should
not.
We
guarantee
our
radio
repair
PHONE
6
i
to
interfere
witli
ttiun
of
hoot
EASY
PANCAKE
RECIPE
FOR
SHROVE
TUESDAY
Here's
a
good
basic
recipe
that
makes
14
to
16
medium
pancakes.
2
cups
pancake
niix
-2'4
cups
milk.
1.
Just
add
milk
to
unsifted
pancake
mix
all
at
once
and
stir
lightly.
2.
Pour
'4
cup
of
batter
for
each
pancake
onto
a
hot,
lightly
greased
griddle.
3.
Bake
to
a
golden
brown,
turning
only
once.
For
extra
rich
pancakes,
add
one
beaten
egg
and
2
tablespoons
melted
butter
or
other
fat
to
pancake
batter.
For
Buckwheat
Cakes,
use
2
cups
Buckwheat
ready-mix
and
22
cups
milk,
folluwing
the
above
directions.
2
"
"
mi..
nuu
Jit
1
cl
i
t
'i
'
in
a
pun
with
,
.
-
-
-
i.
III
lit
il
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