Nam
4
-
Prince
Kupert
Daily
INew
Monday,
Srptember
25,
1950
val
oi
the
mobile
van
togeUier
with
personnel
and
equipment.
Volunteer
donors
so
far
number
nvpr
4i"Wl
ami
qc
thp
rlinlp
lim
OPENS
TONIGHT
Prince
Rupert
mood
donors
In
rived
byDu.
.Ai
HOUSEKEEPING
D
The
ru'ri
rived
uoin
Vancouver
last
nigh,
with
the
van
aboard
the
Coquit-lam,
and
were
out
bright
and
early
this
mornlne
setting
up
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Further
members
of
the
nursing!
staff
Miss
Rhoades,
Mrs.
Partington,
Miss
field,
Miss
lnight
iw"1
"111
"oon
and
"Wl
ine
iddu
Diooa
iransiuMun
ticeeds,
further
donors
are
ex-will
start
making
their
gifts
of
1
pectcd
to
present
themselves,
mercy
lonighi,
at
tne
Civic
Cen-
The
nurses
in
charge
Miss
A.
tre
when
the
clinic
sets
up
for
its
Hayes'
and
Miss
A.
Batten
and
CHEESE
GIVES
TANG
DELICIOUS,
ECONOMICAL
AND
GOOD
TO
TASTE
CHEESE
GIVES
THE
TANG
The
flavor
of
cheese
appeals
Armed
Aggression
must
be
met
with
Trained
United
Sk
Print
milk.
Cook,
stirring
constantly,
until
mixture
thickens.
Add
Va
cup
giateu
cneese
ana
stir
until
melted.
Add
the
catsup
or
chili
sauce,
season
with
salt
and
pep-
J
to
nearly
every
taste.
One
reason
for
this
is
the
wide
selection
of
types
and
flavors
of
cheese.
The
fresh
cream
cheeses
are
Something
New
.
.
.
Whisper
Nylons
By
Supersilk
In
the
lovely
Fall
shades
of
CARESS
HARVEST
LEAF
PINE
BARK
fesur
and
Payne
per
and
add
the
cooked
beans.
Pour
half
this
mixture
into
a
smooth
and
mild
as
butter.
Other
types,
according
to
the
method
greased
baking
dish,
cover
wit.k
sliced
hard-boiled
eggs
and
add
used
in
curing
as
well
as
the
amount
of
fat
left
in
the
milk,
remaining
bean
mixture.
Sprin
produce
dozens
of
different
tex
"
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm"
Z
'
-m
aaaaas.VJfJ
m
"f
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9
e?
serve
Frour
A'
fr
start
the.r
Ode
kle
top
with
bread
crumbs
which
have
been
mixed
with
the
remaining
2
cup
of
cheese.
Bake
in
a
moderate
oven.
350
degrees
tures
and
flavors
to
suit
every
taste.
.
Cheese
has
always
had
defin
F.,
until
the
cheese
is
melted
and
mixture
is
heaved,
about
20
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
ite
economic
merit
because
it
holds
the
chief
constituents
of
milk,
which
are
-very
valuable
but
exceedingly
perishable,
in
an
easily
stored
form.
fyyu
'(I
ttevex
mite,
.
.
A
Cheese
adds
food
-value
to
other
less
expensive
foods
such
as
cereals
and
vegetables
and
September
S3,
1925
George
W.
Nickerson
announc
also
gives
them
an
interesting
flavor.
ed
last
night
he
would
run
as
Progressive
candidate
In
the
approaching
federal
electiofs.
He
has
the
endorsation
of
Robert
Forke,
Progressive
party
leader.
In
Canada
we
are
accustomed
to
colored
cheese
and
many
people
are
under
the
impression
mm
that
the
white
Canadian
Ched
dar
cheese
is
something
quite
different
from
the
colored.
It
1:
exactly
the
same
except
that
the
yellow
cheese
has
a.
little
harm
The
fishing,.
vessel
Commonwealth,
which
arrived
last
night
with
a
good
sized
catch,
will
probably
have
to
enter
dry
dock.
She
was
damaged
somewhat
on
her
way
to
port.
-,
trie's
ss'
l
.ivSSfc
less
coloring
added
to
it
in
the
cheese
vat.
The
white
cheese
is
the
kind
they
prefer
in'
Britain
where
so
much
Canadian
cheese
Is
sold.
The
white
cheese
is
sold
as
"medium','
or
"old"
according
to
the
length
of
time
it
lias
been
cured,
and
either
white
or
colored
will
give
that
delicious
cheesy
flavor
to
many
dishes.
Apple
pie
made
from
fresh
fall
appies
and
served
with
a
generous
slice
of
cheese
will
always
be
first
Choice
with
the
men
oi
the
famllj.
The
following
.recipes
.'using;
cheese
are
excellent
for
fall
and
winter
meals.
They
come
from
THE
MONEY
YOU
PUT
INTO
A
GOVERNMENT
ANNUITY
A
petition
bearin
x
75
si?na-tures
asking
that
the
roadwav
from
Sixth
Avenue
near
Hays
Creek
bridge
down
to
the
dry
dock
be
repaired
was
read
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
Aid.
Perry
said
he
had
the
matter
in
hand
and
tnat
it
would
be
looked
after.
I
s
But
thousands
of
Canadians
now
know
from
experience
that
a
Gov
rnment
Annuity
encourages
regular
savings
of
small
amounts.
Insignificant
in
themselves,
but
in
the
brief
passage
of
years,
these
small
savings,,
with
compound
interest,
mean
independence
for
you;
'
A
Government
Annuity
plan
is
available
to
suit
your
budget,
however
r.
oriesi
it
may
be.
.
Mjny
Vho
are
covered
by
pension
plan
use
a
Government
Annuity
to
the
Consumer
Section,
Canada
Under
auspices
of
the
ladies
of
the
Catholic
church,
a
tna
and
sale
of
home
cooking
takes
plac
this
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs
.Olier
Besner,
Fourth
Avenue.
Department
of
Agriculture.
ONION-CHEESE
l'JE
supplement
their
income
on
retirement.
,
I
By
clipping
the
coupon
below
you
can
get
all
the
facts
on
the
simple
V2
cup
melted
shortening
(part
butter!
IV2
cups
fine
unsalted
cracker
'
crumbs
2V2
cups
thinly
sliced
onions
2
tablespoons
butter
but
practical
plans
available.
Bishop
Bunoz
recently
offici-,
ated
at
the
consecration
of
the
new
bell
which
has
bene
installed
In
the
tower
of
the
Sacred
Hca.
t
Church,
Terrace.
The
bell,
whlrh
Annuities
Branch
DEPARTMENT
OF
LABOUR
,.
yf&
,
N'-V
vas
brought
from
France,
has
:i
very
fine
tone
and
is
suitably
engraved.
A.
ftocNAMARA
Deputy
MintfMr
HON.
MILTON
F.
GREGG
1
Vi
cups
milk
,
,
...
...
,
,
!
3
eggs
1
teaspoon
salt
14
teaspoon
pepper"
"'
,
3
cups
grated
medium
Cheddar
cheese.
"
-
Mix
melted
shortening
.
with
,
September
3i0
The
national
Red
Cross
drive
pot
off
toa
good
start
in
Prince..
&GDG3(D0tf
OG
cracker
crumbs
and
press
into
a
greased
deep
9-inch
'
pie
plate
At
once
.
.
.
tlic
R.C.A.F.
nceJs
pxhl
men
to
train
for
important-
johs
as
Acro-Enginc,
Airframe,
anj
R.dio-
until
ten-
Rupert
yesterday
with
canvas-
Fry
onions
in
butter
ready
and
generous
der,
then
place
on
crumb
crust.
&ers
Radar
tec
sponse,
which
augurs
well
success.
Mall
this
coupon
loony
POSTAGE
FREI
V'VVgV
,
'
,f..
-.....
1
t,
!.
,i
!tplmtS.$-
AnnultlM
innch,
',JS
Dapartimirl
of
labour,
Ottawa.
-
s)m
Ploa
nd
mi
COMF1
ETf
INFORMATION
about
Conodloa
OonminMl
AnoMfcM.,
'
The
following
officers
wern
elected
at
n
general
meeting
of
the
Rellcious
Education
Council
Previous
experience
is
not
ciintil.
VhiJicvsr
ku.
you
choose,
you
wilT
be
piven
a
thorough
anJ
valubk
training
on
modern
equipment,
under
skilled
instructors.
You
will
be
well
paid,
and
at
t?ic
end
uf
your
senia
you
will
be
entitled
to
a
pension
or
substantial
gratuity.
ocaia
mim
ana.,
siowiy
aaa
to
thesMghlly
beaten
eggs,
stirring
constantly.
Add
salt,
pepper
and
grated
cheese.
Mix
well
-and
pour
over
onions.
Bake
In
a
moderately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F.,
until
a
silver
knife
Inserted
in
the
centre
comes
out
clean,
about
io
to
45
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings;,,
ju
NAMI.
the
First
Baptist
Church
last
(MNT
CUAUY)
ADDRESS
.
'ITU
1
1
1
1
rtn
1
evening:
President,
Kay
Watson;
Vice-President,
Ken
Harding;
Secretary,
Miss
Ellen
Feas-by;
Chairmen
of
boards,
Miss
Eileen
Hamblln,
Miss
Margaret
Armstrong.
Miss
Phyllis
Hamblln,
Ken
Dakln
and
P.
H.
Linzey.
MiNriiF.fiN
rASsinmp
Act
at
once
You
owe
it
to
yourscU
to
I'ml
of
tliis
opportunity
in
Canada's
expanding
Air
brce.
nil
.;.,."
top
MWdamade
Do
your
part
to
help
Canada
do
her
parti
1
li
cups
dried
lima''
or
fiavy
beans
4
cups
boiling
water
1
small
onion,
sliced
IVi
teaspoons
salt
'
Va
teaspoon
pepper
l'4
cups
milk
2V2
tablespoons
flour
1
cup
grated
cheese
2
tablespoons
catsup
or
chili
sauce
2
hard-cooked
eggs
V2
cup
soft
bread
crumbs.
Soak
beans
overnight
in
water
to
cover.
Drain.
Add
boiling
The
Ladies'
Bowling
League
rommenccd
the
1940-41
season'
last
evening
with
Savoy
Swingrr
winning
over
Annette's;
Bluebirds
over
Knox
Hotel;
and
Rangers
over
Lucky
Strikes,
while
the
Big
Sisters
won
two
games
over
Stylcttes.
it
1
Miss
Eleanor
Mox'ey
returneri
t"
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thin
morning
from
a
trip
to
water
and
onion.
Cover
and
MpJ.OW
o.,)w
.
IbWoMvw:-''
Wallace
ISuilrtinfr.
tl'l!l-'"l
A
m.il
me,
with,.,
Mif.:
yciM.r.
.'''"
Croft
Brook,
manager
cf
the
cook
over
low
heat
until
tender
and
very
little
liquid
remains.
Add
salt
and
pepper.
Heat
1
cup
milk
in
top
of
double
boiler.
Blend
flour
with
remaining
V4
tup
cold
milk,
and
add
t6
heated
ACT
NOW
-
CONSULT
THE
CAREER
COUNSELLOR
Standard
Oil
Company
here,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
will
be
here
.
i
!
W!t
1
NAME
(Plts
Trim)
STRI.ET
AtiRESS
unui
r
riaay
evening
'when
ne
will
proceed
to
Halifax
to
take
CITY
EDUCATION
(hy
graJ
nd
frovincc)
AT
YOUR
NEAREST
R.C.A.F.
RECRUITING
CENTRE
or
mail
this
coupon
a
Naval
Commission.
He
will
Prince
Rupert
Horists
De
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Brook
Flowers
for
Ait
OrcasutiK
ZJ$
:
A,'t-T;v.j
no
nas
been
here
for
the
past
ifet1
..$00
at
U
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
711
lew
days.
,
GET
SHELLZONE
INTO
YOUR
RADIATOR
NOW
14.
1
..v.m
I2mu;r7"
7
JH5SSff5
.til
I
U3L
-
Year
In,
Year
Out
Mlilt
I
Always
l'rompt
ftnc
Courteous
ETHYLENE
GLYCOL
Shellzono
"Ftholona
We're
Here
to
Servs
YOU
Commodore
Cafe
AljbzEN
radiator?
Costly
ipiotor
damage?
Sot
with
sheijemone!
One
filling
of
Shell-iont-Jffhylcne
Glycol
Anri-Free?e
williprotect
your
car
all
winter
o."8hellzone
Ami-Freeze
is
a
top
pallet,
properly
serviced.
.
Ruiwember
service
is
important!'
And
your
Shell
dealer
rnakfj
a
complete
inspection
p
tsiijpur
car's
cooling
system
in
A'l1
shape
before
adding
Midline
to
correct
temperature
specifications.
Following
this
comrlltte
service,
you
receive
a
writtpiij
guarantee
for
trouble
free,
winner
long
driving.
It's
a
fact
antifreeze
efficiency
depends
upopj,
top
product,
properly
ten
Kid!
Get
Shellzone
at
your
Shelfjtjealer
Nov.
'V
Tor
oreaKrasT
v2SJ&rv
.
-
Hospitality
and
Uok1
Food"'
f.
..Into
-
-Ik
Glycol"
Anti-Freeze
is
(
unsurpassed
for
perma-
s
nent,
one-shot
protection
,
against
engine
freeze-up.
j,
Rust
and
corrosion
pre-
;
ventatives
specially
$
"
developed
by
Shell
Re-
f
i
search
are
contained
in
I
,
Shellzone,
for
maximum
k
'
protection
of
your
car's
cooling
system.
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Ordewi
3
"""r.,."'
.
i
Ave.
David
Chow."
Mgr.
1
a
...
am
w
'
you
have
to
be
keen
.
.
.
sham
.
.
.
at
-vour
work
DON'T
SKIMP
BREAKFAST.
A
Hood
breakfast
lessens
the
risk
of
later
fatigue,
irritability
starts
you
out
"right".
jut'
Millions
find
Grape-Nuts
a
delicious
tnste-treat
at
breakfast.
These
nutritious,
appetizing
kernels
made
from
whole
wheat
and
malted
barley
e-e
crunchy
good.
Serve
with
milk
or
cream
Then
A,
it-'
6t8'
,1
J.
ol.
r
..
SMS
tol'
TH
1111
o(
l"Wc'
-Pbste
SHELLZONE
FOR
GUARANTEED
WINTER
PROTECTION
and
Plumbing
&
Heating
An
able
food
expert
planned
a
food
specially
made
for
cujuy
a
unique
navor
that
s
never
been
imitated
or
duplicated
I
And
you'll
benefit
from
useful
amounts
of
carbohydrates,
minerals
and
proteins.
Use
Grape-Nuts
in
different,
delicious
ways.
For
cooking,
see
various
recipes
on
the
package.
Try
this
interesting
recipe
shbwn
here.
U
tfd&TERED
n.Aoe
.l.
ar)
breakfast-Grape-Nuts-the
favorite
of
millions!
On
your
next
.hopping
trip
clect
Gra''Cil,8
i,
juit
t0"
?rompt
and
Efficlent
Service
goes
to
lar.
A
tor
economy
-
-
YOU
CAN
BC
SUM
OF
SHCLl
A
Product
of
General
Food
poonfuli
costing
less
than
a
ceni.
HmEmTiTnfpB