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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
December
28,
1850
Happily
Wed
For
68
Years
STORK
SHOPPE
derby
"LP
J?
tor
the
Salvation
Army.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Black
(tf)
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
Alex
Yeoman
after
a
visit
ln
the
city,
"7
by
on
T7
Ma.sset.
"
1
WpphJ
.
l
""m
ull
ji
tnu
rrinCC
'
Rupert
Rotary
I
Club
today
was
of
an
informal
nature
with
-
no!
ain.an.er
or
program.
Mh
Members
gathered
at
VJie
Prince
Rupert
viuw
ijjjm
wj
lunencon.
J.
M.
Beaudoin,
J.
R.
Arsen-ault
and
D.
O.
Scow
sailed
Tuesday
on
the
Camosun
for
Van-
tuuver
wnere
tney
will
be
in
ducted
into
the
Canadian
Armv
op'ng
among
a
number
of
recent
iiocai
recruit
from
Prince
Rupert.
H.
Spofford,
formerly
engineer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
who
Is
now
residing
In
Fort
Frances,
Ontario,
has
returned
to
his
home
ln
the
Ontario
town
after
having
been
a
month
in
hospital
where
he
underwent
three
operations.
The
Directors
or
the
Aero
Club
wish
to
announce
that
there
are
a
few
tickets
available
for
their
New
Year's
Eve
Dance.
Tickets
may
be
picked
up
from
Mr.
Woods
at
Brownwoods
Shoe
Store..
(tf)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
McKlnnon
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Chil-
!
i
cotin
Sunday
after
a
week-end
trip
to
Masset
to
attend
the
doubie
wedding
which
took
place
there
last
Friday
night
Mice
Poarl
X7trllA
In
Tqmaa
I?,.
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T-
fVo.r
KMthew
trnin,
Inc.
To
the
first
baby
born
in
1951
1
pair
Flannelette
Sheets
1
Soaker
Pad
1
Satin
Baby
Pillow
1
Dozen
Flannelette
Diapers
1
Baby
Chenille
Crib
Spread
Safety
Pins
Baby
Photo
Stand
Baby
Photo
Album
The
Stork
Shoppe
"Not
tonignt,
Joe.
I've
'Honeymoon
'
'
".i
ilia
i
n",
9
Home
Baked
French
Bread
Fresh
Daily
....
15
cento
a
loaf
not
to.
finish
my
serial
for
Love
Stories'!"
AIR
PASSENGERS
!
To
Vancouver
(today)
Omar
Tweed,
W.
A.
Sutch,
Miss
R.
Dover.
.
To
Sandspit
(today)
J.
Pollard,
L.
Pollard,
J.
Krupa.
From
Vancouver
(vesterday)
R.
Miles,
Miss
Y.
Boutilller,
M:r,s
E.
Ed
wards
Miss
M.
Steeves,
M.
R
Savin.
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
i
T
Bruce,
Mrs.
T.
Beck,
Mrs.
L.
Stewart.
From
Sandspit
(Saturday
Mr.
Maksymashyn,
J.
Krupa,
Miss
Cardiff
and
L.
Pollard."
From
Vancouveru
(Saturday)
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Twaddell,
A.
Breen,
Miss
Sedgewick,
.G.
Wright,
E.
Ferguson,
Mrs.
Coulter,
W.
Denluck
and
Mr.
Karash-owsky.
For
Vancouver
(Saturday)
R.
C.
Gauthier,
N.
Mierrae,
R.
Dick,
E.
Morton.
Miss
E.
Edwards.
D.
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COOKIES
0ttli
DO-NUTS
gene
Simpson
and
Miss
Barbara!
Yesterday
was
a
day
for
fun
Holland
to
Robert
Wylie.
!and
f"?
for
the
Sons
or
Nor-
.
,
:
way
both
young
and
old.
3D
BUNS
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
and
CAKES
With
'
rol
OUTFIT
electrically
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Christmas
Day
in
Prince
Rupert
marked
the
,
ivtir..ihfv,
wedding
anniversary
of
Mr.
and
h.
Wilkinson,
parents
of
rs.
w.
D.
McAra,
and
to
help
the
now
89
and
88-year-old
couple
celebrate
th
party
of
friends
gathered
at
thj
ihome
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McAra
(Where
refreshments
were
featured
by
a
handsome
wedding
cake
which
was
cut
with
due
I
formality.
It
was
on
Christmas
Dav
1882
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilkinson
were
married
'
in
Manchester,
I
England.
I
Descendants
of
the
couple
ln-I
elude
three
grandchildren
ir.
Prince
Rupert
and
two
grandchildren
and
five
great
grandchildren
ln
Edmonton.
Presbyterian
SS
Christmas
Tree
Many
were
delighted
with
the
Christmas
Tree
concert
held
at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
Friday
night.
The
varied
program
was
as
follows:
Chorus
"The
Time
I
Like
Best,"
Primary
department.
Piano
solo
Sherra
Halliday
Recitation
Sandra
Ternavoy
Recitation
Ellen
Jeffries
Action
songs
"Away
ln
a
Manger"
and
"Jingle
Bells,"
Beginners.
Recitation
Lynne
Eriksen
Recitation
Shirley
Robb
.
A
manger
scene
with
chorus
"Long
Ago"
,
Trumpet
solo
Alan
Didrick-
son
Recitation
Ronald
Currie
Recitation
Judy
Rosed
ale
Piano
solo
Gall
Redpath
Chorus
"Six
Christmas
Candles"
and
"Jesus
Bids
Us
Shine,"
Primary
boys
Doll
drill
Primary
girls
Piano
solo
Donna
Haig
Tableaux
"Christ
Is
Born"
with
chorus,
"Once
in
Royal
David's
City,"
Primary
boys
Violin
duet
Jeanette
Sparks
and
Donald
McLeod
Recitation
John
Lamble
Closing
chorus
"Keep
Them
Ringing,"
Primary
department
Flay
"The
Christmas
Gift
Giving,"
C.G.I.T.
girls.
Farewells
at
City
Council
An
exchange
of
farewells
and
season's
greetings
brought
an
amiable
ending
to
Prince
Rupert
City
Council's
1950
activities
at
the
regular
session
last
night.
Mayor
George
Rudderham
.ex
tended
his
thanks
to
the
council
for
the
way
they
had
worked
together
during
the
year.
He
said
he
appreciated
the
work
of
the
two
retiring
members
and
offered
greetings
of
the
season
to
the
whole
council.
Retiring
Aid.
W.
J.
McLean
extended
his
thanks
to
the
council
lor
their
co-operation
and
assistance
during
the
year
and
also
that
of
the
telephone
superintendent.
Aid.
W.
A.
McLean
also
expressed
his
appreciation
to
the
other
aldermen
and
the
mayor
for
their
consideration
during
the
year
.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
said
that,
although
all
December
accounts
were
hot
yet
in,
he
was
certain
the
retiring
council
would
be
able
to
turn
over
a
slight
surplus
to
the
incoming
council.
He
said
that
there
had
been
over-expenditures
in
a.i
Departments
but
that
they
were
more
than
compensated
for
by
higher
returns
than
estimated
from
grants
received.
He
thanked
committee
members
for
keeping
the
expenses
of
their
committees
low
enough
that
such
a
surplus
was
possible.
,
Aid.
George
Casey
spoke
a
good
word
to
the
outgoing
members
of
the
council
and
told
them
not
to
leave
in
cespalr.
"You
have
many
long
and
useful
years
ahead,"
he
said.
The
meeting
ended
on
a
note
of
goodwill
for
the
year
past
and
that
ahead.
Challenger,
Mah
Chuck,
K.
P.'
McClure,
Miss
P.
Sorenson,
Mr.j
Erfle,
W.
Froese,
V.
Froese,
W.
H.
i
Barnes,
C.
Mochler,
J.
Smiles,
C.
P.
Stoney,
'W.
K.
Newton,
H.
Copeland,
K.
Christiansen,
D.I
FOR
1951
Products!
..........
n
,
wii,
vanaiuil,
.
ilg-
man
and
P.
G.
McConnell.
For
Sandspit
Miss
A.
Young
and
B.
H.
Croft.
G.E.
Washer
and
pump
$159.50
G.E.
92
ft.
Refrigerator
$429.00
Royal
Vacuum
Cleaners
$80.55
Table
Lamps
$4.95
to
$6.95
O.E.
Toasters,
from
$9.95
to
$14.50
G.E.
Radios
$19.95
O..F.
Kettles
$14.50
STEWART,
B.C.
Miss
Margaret
Sleeves
PHV
returned
by
air
yerday
from
Vernon,
where
she
spent
ChrlT
"
mas
with
relatives
Valhalla
New
Year's
Eve
.ni
"re'freS
12:01
10:3-12:00-
Dancing,
'
(303c)
HT
a
toniehA
Pykstra
is
sai"g
f0
to
-
f
tLV
onc
Mnce
George
Rowland
Miles,
who
short
Christmas
'vis
,PTa
couver
returned
to
the
city
y
y
yesterday
by
plane.
Keith
McAra
was
a
visitor
in
7
T'
ChJis
wUi
h1S
parents,
Daren
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D
McAra.
He
Is
on
the
staff
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
sta-
new
nazeiton.
Allan
Hartwie.
after
orvoji
hrlstImw
h!'days
here
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
E
L.
Hartwig,
sails
by
the
P.ince
George
tonight
on
his
return
to
hU
studies
at
the
University
of
Washington
In
Seattle.
Police
Magistrate
rharle
i.
Fillmore
of
Vancouver
was
a
visitor
In
Prince
Rupert
Sunday
and
Tuesday
at
the
first
of
this
week
in
the
course
of
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
on
the
steamer
Camosun
for
a
brief
holiday.
Norwegians-Old,
Young
Celebrate
I
In
the
afternoon
about
90
children
gathered
for
the
Christ
mas
Tree
party.
It
all
started
off
with
the
children
marching
around
the
tree
singing
Christmas
carols.
They
were
accompanied
by
the
Misses
Sylvia
Hel-land
and
Myrna
Knutson
at
the
piano.
Then
came
Santa
Claus
to
spread
his
bounty
and
refreshments
to
end
the
party.
In
the
evening
the
grown-ups
gathered.
They
too
started'
off
with
a
march
around
the
tree,
singing
carols.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mike
Colussi
on
the
accordion.
Sylvia
Helland
played
a
piano
solo
followed
by
two
piano
duets
my
Myrna
Knutson
and
Margaret
Olsen,
accompanied
by
Mike
Colussi.
Sondra
Glske
and
Mr.
Colussi
then
played
accordion
duets.
.
.
,
,,v
..
.
Following
the
party
"was
a
dance
that
started
at
10
pm.
and
lasted
well
into
the
morning.
Mike
Colussi
supplied
the
music.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight.
The
committee
ln
charge
of
both
affairs
consisted
of
Mrs.
Carl
Strand,
convener,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jensen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
B.
Bakken,
Miss
Ellen
Wasseng
and
Harold
Helland
at
the
door.
:
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian
Bums
Banquet,
Friday.
Jan.
26.
,
New
Year's
Eve
Dance
at
Oddfellows'
Hall,
12:01.
p)
Legion
Card
Party,
January
S,
1951.
Conrad
School
P-TA
card
party,
January
19,
8
p.m.
Finale
f?
-
3
'
-
-.v
V
.
i
i""S'
gnnilsh
with
green
pepper
fingi
iiml
additional
slivers
of
chicken.
Makes
four
servings.
,
SOVP
SCOOPS
Soup
for
supper
is
a
life-saver
when
you're
in
the
thick
of
the
holiday
rush.
Hot
canned
tomato
soup
and
grilled
cheese
sandwiches
will
keep
the
family
happy.
Round
out
the
menu
with
a
tossed
salad
or
a
fresh-fruit
dessert.
For
a
holiday
luncheon,
treat
tha
crowd
to
howls
of
cream
of
mushroom
soup,
big
fruit
salads,
and
tousled
cheese
rolls.
If
your
friendf
like
dessert,
could
he
cranberry
pie.
Holiday
time
Is
the
season
to
b
sure
you
have,
a
variety-toup
shelf.
Keep
several
kinds
on
hand
vegs
table,
clii
ken
noodle,
cream
of
celery,
etc.
Then
everyone
can
fix
his
own
supper
when
the.
"chief-cook":
is
dining
out
or
just
too
buajj.,
-
"EXAGGERATED"
REPORT
Victor
Lord,
spruce
and
lively
at
72,
denies
that
his
was
the
skeleton
found
in
a
seldom-used
shed
in
Montreal
nearly
four
years
ago.
After
his
wife's
death
in
1U5
tho
hlanViimffV.
"'
left
Montreal
without
inform
ing
friends,
and
went
to
work
in
the
bush
north
of
Pembroke,
Ont.
The
skeleton
was
found
Jan.
29,
1947
and
was
identified
as
Lord
by
his
landfedy
and
friends.
He
didn't
know
he
was
officially
"dead"
until
he
applied
for
a
government
pension.
After
Lord
produced
documents
and
witnesses
to
prove
his
identity,
the
Montreal
coroner
declared
the
previous
identification
of
the
skeleton
in
error
and
sent
the
case
back
to
the
police.
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world-wide
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programs
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1932.
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Timely
Recipes
ALMtND
CRIST
BARS
cud
nrunes
Almond
Crust:
34
cup
unblanchcd
almonds
'4
cup
all-purpose
flour
i
cup
conlectioner's
sugar
'j
cup
outter
or
margarine
Top
Layer:
2
eggs
1
cup
brown
sugar
(
packed
i
'2
cup
sifted
all-purpose
flour
Va
teaspoon
baking
powder
V4
teaspoon
salt
x
teaspoon
vanilla
extract.
Cover
prunes
with
water
and
boil
10
minutes.
Cool
and
cut
from
pits
into
pieces.
Almond
Crust:
Put
almonds
l
uiruugn
iuoa
cnopper
uaug
mic
.
knife.
Add
flour,
confectioner's
I
sugar
and
butter
and
blend
to-i
gether
as
for
pastry.
Pack
in
even
layer
in
bottom
of
9-inch
square
pan.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
F.)
15
min
utes
Top
Layer:
Beat
eggs
well
and
beat
in
brown
sugar,
adding
it
ln
about
four
portions.
Sift
to-
gether
flout
,
baking
powder
and
salt.
Stir
into
egg-sugar
mixture.
Blend
in
prepared
prunes
and
vanilla.
Spread
over
hot
baked
almond
crust.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
F.)
30
mln-cut
utes
longer.
Cool
and
into
bars.
Makes
32
small
bars
(about
1
inch
x
2'
4
inches).
Want
Ads,
Sure
Resultsl
Chicken
1A,
II
Ll.
of
thicken
takes
right
to
ABIT
a
combination
vuth
condensed
tream
of
chicken
soup
and
noodlus.
Fix
the
lant'of
the
holiday
fowl
ihis
way
and
lt'
really
a
"bird
in
a
glided
cane
".
Takes
lust
a
short
time
to
tlx
too.
You
can
f.lso
make
the
dish
with
turkey
or
ham.
And
to
go
with
It.
how
about
hot
buttered
broccoli
or
peas
and
a
reliah
dish
of
celery
and
olives?
Chicken
Finala
1
tahlrnnnn
I
ran
(14
curs)
..iiirlaiiapH
finely
i-hopld
preHlll
of
preen
reityer
I
tablespoon
chltken
noun
butter
or
2
'ttix
cooked
margarine
'(rilex
Diced
cooked
chicken
Simmer
green
pepper
in
butter
In
a
RRiicepan
until
tender.
Add
soup,
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