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F.
Editor,
Daily
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I
must
commend
Eric
Fame
on
becoming
president
of
a
Union.
However,
I
drm't
like
closer!
shop
and
never
will.
A
person
must
be
free.
Thank
you.
ERNEST
HAINS
WORTH.
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Mrs.
Applewhaite
Is
Impressed
By
Beauty
of
Canada's
Capital
Ci'y
,"
by
Jay
Kullander
"There
is
so
much
in
Ottawa
that
is
beautiful
and
interesting:,"
said
Mrs.
Applewhaite
in
speaking
of
her
sojourn
in
the
capital
city,,
"that
I
feel
I
haven't
half
touched
Ottawa
but
I
hope
to
see
much
more
on
my
next
visit.."
The
wife
of
the
member
for
Skeena
was
enthusiastic
about
the
beauty
of
the
-
ISLAND
city
ti-fi
V
i
!
for
them
to
get
home
for
week-
'
c-nris
were
invited.
We
were
ruite
royally
entertained.
Wc
v.ere
met
by.
the
mayor
of
tlu-city
of
Hamilton
and
by
officials
of
the
Stvtdebaker
Motor
Company.
We
were
driven
through
the
city
in
a
fleet
ot
Studebaker
cars
and
even
had
:i
motorcycle
escort.
The
whole
f.ur
which
included
a
trip
to
Masara
Falls
and
a
visit
to
tha
Kovereian
Potteries
was
so
en-j
joyable
and
so
well-planned:
that
we
were
all
very
favorably
impressed
w.th
Hamilton.'-
I
"Indeed,"
concluded
Mrs.
Ap-
j
plewhaite,
"I
very
much
en-:
joyed
the
fall
session
in
Ou.i-j
wa
'and
I
am
looking
forward
to
seeing
Ottawa
in
the
Spriny."
OLI)
MAIL
SERVICE
,
et
men.
Indeed
it
is
the
'cross-j
ro.cis
of
Canada,
i
.
"Also
in
the
Buildings
there
'
wains
v.licie
the
v.ivcs
of
-
members
can
entertain.
Many
1
fictions
are
held.
in
the
Parli-
r-oient
Buildings.
At
the
beiti-nins
of
the
session
Mrs.
May-hew,
wife
of
the
minister
of
tisheries.
gave
a
t'.a
for
ths
vivos
of
new
members.
Mrs.
Wayhew
was
very
kind
in
giving
advice
and
helping
newcomers.
We
found
time
to
do
a
little
shdit-seeine.
There
are
many
beautiful
clr.ves
through
residential
areas,
along;
the
Rldrau
C.ui.il.
and
t.hr.ni
'.h
the
Gatin-e:;u
Hills.
Of
course,
Ontario
Is
very
thickly
populated
and
l
here
are
many
cities
within
jtasy
acess
of
Ottawa.
VVc
had
a
particularly
enjoyable
visit
to
Hamilton.
Instil).
ns
a
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p
Ly
Mr.
Ross,
one
of
the
member.'!
iiain
HnmiUon.
Many
of
the
:.
embers
and
wives
from
dis-ir.cts
which
wtre
too
far
away
OF
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and
The
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BRITISH
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PROHATK
IN
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MATTKR
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IN
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MATTER
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that
bv
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of.
His
Honour
Juclj;p
W.
O.
Kulton.
l.o-cnl
Jude
of
the
Supreme
Cmi-t
of
Ilritish
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
5th
tiny
of
jHiiunry.
A.
D.
1950.
appointed
Administrtitor
of
the
estate
of
Thorvald
Sttxkland.
liitr
of
Strom
Biiy.
Bflttsli
C'ohitnlJlii.
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dtfd
on
the
loth
day
of
September,
1949,
lit
Strom
Bay.
British
Columbia.
':
All
per.sons
Indebted
to
ttifc
said
,
evtate
arc
njuired
to
pay
the
amount
ol
their
tiitlettoliie'
to
me
forthwith
!
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all
persons
havin
ehilniH
arainst
I
the
Kit
id
Etiit
ni'e
retjuired
tu
file
them
with
nie
properly
verittecl
im'ir
before
the
With
day
of
h'olruary.
:
1950,
fuillns;
which
distribution
will
be
matte
having
rerd
only
to
such
li.Olt,.-,
uf
MltU.ii
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notified.
Dated
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t
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and
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Buildings.
"Every
time
I
entered
the
Buildings
I
Celt
proud
that
I
am
a
Canadian,"
she
said.
-
"Ottawa
is
different
from
any
other
city
I
have
seen,"
she
continued.
''It
has
an
atmos-'
phere
all
its
own.
With
all
the
members
ot
parliament
and
the
many
civil
servants
it
is
a
busy
city
but
it
does
not
have
tho
fcu.stle
of
an
industrial
city,
i
There
is
an
old
world
stmos-;
pnere
around
the
centre
of
Ot-!
tawa
the
houses
are
very
old
:
..nd
of
former
style
arohitec-:
Lure.''
"Every
street
is
lined
with
!
maple
trees
and
from
Uip
Peace
i
ioer
Ottawa
presents
a
scene
of
green
with
spires
of
build
-!
inss
showing
through,
th:ui;',ti
of
course
in
the
fall
the
greei
;
;,
ellows.
The
trees
provide
home-;
pave
way
to
brilhint
reds
and
!
lor
many
black
squirrels
and
'(
can
often
see
these
cun-:
ning
little
creatures
scamper
-!
ins
about."
1
Mrs.
Applewhaite
attended
'"nv
of
the
sessions
of
Parlia-nvnt,
sometimes
two
a
day.
"I
found
the
sessions
intensely
'nforestin;?
and
educational."
h
said.
"
I
was
particularly
struck
wdh
the
spirit
of
co-op-f.iticn
that
existed.
The
mem-lrrs
of
the
povernment
and
of
'he
opposition
ton
seemed
to
be
.'
orking
together
for
the
Rood
if
the
country.
The
members
vor!'cd
kin':,
hard
hours.
My
husband
left
for
the
buildings
at
8:30
a.
m.
and
often
worked
.liioti
li
until
midnight."
"
?1;n;stpV
R
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t
lit
and
MadaiiU'
St.
Lauitut,
.Mrs.
Applewhaite
said:
"Can-.
d-t
his
reason
to
be
proud
of
.ii"h
wonderfrl
leaders,
they
e
so
able
and
sincere.
Mad-fm
St.
Laurent
is
very
charm-in"
and
a
true
wife
and
moth-(r."
"The
members
did
not
have
to
leave
the
buildings
for
meals
ai
there
is
a
very
beautiful
di.i-Inu-rcom
in
tlu
Buildings
and
in
it
one
will
see
many
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POPOVERS
1
cup
sifted
Robin
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Flour
1
cup
milk
V
teaspoon
salt
2
eggt
VA
teaspoons
melted
shortening
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wonderful
pulTcd-up
popovers
you
make
the
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way
crisp
and
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outside-,
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1.
Preheat
oven
to
475'F.
(Very
hot
oven.)
Place
approximately
9
thick
muffin
pans
or
custard
cups
in
oven
to
heat
while
making
hatter.
2.
Measure
sifted
flour
into
sifter,
add
salt.
Sift
toother
into
mixing
bowl.
Add
milk
gradually,
beating
until
smooth.
3.
Iieat
eggs
until
thick
and
light.
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to
flour
and
milk
mixture,
then
add
melted
shortening.
Brat
for
2
minutes
with
rotary
beater,
batter
.should
he
thickness
of
heavy
cream.
4.
Remove
pans
from
oen
and
grease
thoioughly
(butter
gives
best
flavor.)
Pour
batter
intu
pans,
filling
half-full,
5.
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in
a
very
hot
oven
475'
F.
for
20
minutes,
then
reduce
heat
to
350'
F.
(moderate
oven)
and
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20
minutes
lunger.
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warm.
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approx.
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