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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
25,
1950
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
,
I'ur
the
East
''"ST
B.C.
8,10WlNf,
ed,
he
said,
It
was
doubtful
if
the
Civic
Centre
could
stage
a
carnival.
Representing
the
Shrine
Club,
TODAY
TO
WED,
7
.
y
aD
D
Radio
Dial
IV
1240
Kilocycles
(Subject
to
Change)
Civic
Centre
Is
Preferred
r
:
DRAPERY
AND
:
CURTAIN
DEPARTMENT
KELLY
j
Cretonne
Damask
Marquisette
Ruffled
Sets
Tailored
Sets
Prints
Homespun
Plastic
Panels
-Cottage
Sets
ilviini
wt
CAPITOL
Gets
Call
Over
Shrine
Club
Carnival
in
Giving
of
Carnival
Dates
The
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
was
not
granted
Us
carnival
dates
of
July
20
to
29
by
city
council
last
night.
Council
felt
the
Shrine
Club
dates
were
too
close
to
the
dates
of
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival,
August
19
to
26.
Council
members
felt
"both
were
worthy
organizations
but,
as
the
Civic
Centre
was
a
community
enterprise
and
worked
for
the
city
throughout
the
year,
protection
should
be
given
it.
Representing
the
Civic
Centre
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
said
the
Civic
Complete
Selection
Now
at
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
OA1LY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVEKTlSEME
Centre
aid
the
Shrine
Club
had
-seems
to
tne
that
Prince
Ru-discusscd
the
matter
fully.
The
should
pcrt
assiat
crescent
Shows
Shrine
Club,
he
said
co-operated
fully,
but
lidded
tlmt
the
sit-
with
Modern
Fast-Acting
DRY
Yeast!
uatlon
was
not
changed
as
far
I
some
good
amusements.
Work-as
the
Civic
Centre
was
concern-
I
ing
people
who
look
forward
to
ed.
'modern
side
shows
and
riding!
"We
feel
we
need
adequate
devices
are
unable
to
take
their
protection
previous
to
our
dates
"
children
to
Vancouver
to
P.N.E.
j
he
stated.
Ho
asked
council
to
as
the
wealthier
parents
do."
.,
continue
extending
the
protcc-
"
these
two
differenl.lv
op
j
tion.
erated
fairs
will
not
conflict
oi
If
the
Shrinj
dates
were
grant-
does
the
Civic
Centre
want
to
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and
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in
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bowl
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with
melted
butter
or
shortening,
(-'over
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set
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front
rlraunht.
Let
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until
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and
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with
melted
butter
or
shortening;
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into
strips
V2
wide,
file
7
jtrini
together;
cut
into
IVa"
pieces.
1'lace
cut-side
up
in
creased
mufiin
pans;
separate
slim
a
litlle
at
top.
Cover
and
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rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
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oven,
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short
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yeast
,becaust
it
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so
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no
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recipes
one
package
equals
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any
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'Automobile
Owners
Change
For
appointments
GREEN
491
Mary
MaeDonald,
Director:
formerly
oi
Arthur!
PRINCE
RUPERT
DANCE
STU
IK
my
REMODEL
THAT
SPARE
ROOM
.
j.
-
ii
r
w.
D.
Smith
presented
a
statement
which
was
read
to
members
by
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thain.
"The
Shrina
Club
is
eminently
satislied
that
its
carnival
provides
a
type
oL
entertainment
for
children
of
a
high
class
order
and
believes
that
this
entertainment
will
not
be
otherwise
available
in
Prince
Rupert,"
the
statement
said.
It
stated
that
the
Shrine
Club
is
satisfied
thU
the
Civic
Centre
could
safely
extend
its
date
one
week,
thus
putting
a
month
be
tween
the
two
engagements.
A
straightforward
telegram
was
received
by
the
city
clerk
from
Henry
Meyerhoff
of
Crescent
Shows
from
Vancouver
April
20.
.
Following
arc
excerpts
from
the
wire:
to
play
Rupert
Instead
of
trying
to
prevent
us
giving
citizen.-.
hog
it
all?
Impossible
to
change
Crescent
Shows
dates,
and
if
yju
i
do
not
give
Ciescent
permission
why
we
will
have
to
pass
up
Ru-!
1
pcrt."
Impressive
j
c
bervice
!
TERRACE-(Special
to
Daily
News
i
In
the
name
of
the
United
Church
I
receive
these
keys
In
token
of
the
trust
you
have;
placed
in
us."
With
these
words;
Rev.
H.
Stewart
Forbes
received
t
the
keys
of
the
new
Knox
United
Church
as
they
were
delivered
to
him
by
Mrs.
I.
Frank.
Dedication
services
of
the
Church,
built
by
voluntary
efforts
during
the
past
year,
to
replace
the
old
Church
which
was
gutted
by
lire
fifteen
months
ago,
took
place
on
Sun
day
evening
with
the
Church
packed
to
its
doors.
Rev.
,H.
Stewart
Forbes
BA.
DD.,'
of
Ocean
Falls,
chairman
oi
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery,
officiated
with
Rev.
i
P.
!
M.illett
of
Terrace
assisting.
j
dedication
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith
!
in
mc"mory
of
her
father,
,
the
'late
O.
T.
Sundal,
and
the
cen-!
turies
old
bell
given
by
the
Dutch
newcomers
was
presented
for
dedication
by
Mr.
Brandis.
In
his
dedication
sermon
Mc
!
Forbes
spake
of
the
magnificent
I
work
that
had
been
accomplished
here
wnere
beauty
had
arisen
j
from
ashes.
Many
had
given
sacrif
icially
and
a
church
had
been
built
free
of
debt
to
the
glory
of
God.
"A
debt
of
gra'i-j
tudc
is
owing
to
the
pcopln.
of
I
the
community
who
have
helped
i
and
this
church
Is
for
them
all,
members,
non-members
and
na-:
tivcs
alike,"
he
declared.
"Let
I
it
stand
as,
a
symbol
that
today
i
a
day
of
good
tidings."
j
Roger
Campbell
was
soloist,
j
singing
"Bless
This
House".
Two
'
anthems
were
rendered
by
the
'
choir
with
H.
Philip
as
soloist
in
one
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
was
accompanist
for
the
service.
j
This
service
concluded
the
week
end
activities
in
the
church
to
commemorate
the
dedication.
A
banquet
was
held
Saturday
evening
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hull!
for
the
members
and
adherents'
nnd
all
who
had
helped
with!
the
building
of
the
church.
Pit
nun6
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54
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Please
be
advised
that
our
repair
shops
will
be
closed
except
for
strict
emergencies
on
Wed
ncsday'and
Thursday,
April
26
and
27,
to
enable
our
mechanics
to
attend
a
Factory
Chrysler
Service
School.
Gasoline
and
Parts
Service
available
as
usual.
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