Prince
Uupett
Dailg
J3ttost
"
Wednesday,
March
23,
1949
Social
Doings
Radio
Dial
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inu
Vernon
will
be
welcomed)
CFPR
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Kilocycles
(Subject
to
Change)
MUSIC,
FOOD
AMD
SOCIAL
GRACE
WILL
ATTEND
ROTARY
SPRING
TEA
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WEDNESDAY
PM,
3:30
Divertimento
3:45-BBC
News
3:55
U.N.
Com't'y
4:00
tximunc!
liotkritrpr
4:15
Stock
Quotation.1-
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Int.
4:30
Maggie
Muggins
4:45
Ea.sy
Listening
The
suave
touch
and
delicate
social
grace
of
Prince
Rupert's
Rotarians
will
be
on
display
next
month
for
the
second
time
in
three
years
when
the
club
puts
on
its
second
Daffodil
Tea
at
the
Civic
Centre.
'
With
similar
aplomb
(o
that
w
hich
won
them
social
distinction
two
years
ago;-'
-
the
club
men
will
don
the
pink
Blackaby
and
Bill
Bu.sscy,
who
ST.
effective
relief
from
SrC;
III
!
UDACHE,
the
aches
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A
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y
pains
of
COLDS,
jrific,
Neurog'c
pains
a.u.i
unu
wieia
me
tea
and
cof-
has
been
called
in
to
join
the
'
lee
urns
In
.the
Interests
of
pub-'corps
of
swamis
who
will
lurk
uk
weu-Deing,
wen,
aware
that
their
proficiency'
might
lead
teaspoon
salt
and
2
cups
cold!
beneath
simulated
Bedouin
tents.
Some
of
the
more
versatile
members
of
the
club
will
also
water
In
a
two-quart
saucepan.!
them
Into
the
danger
of
greater
domestic
chores
at
home.
But
they
are
willing
to
take
a
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30
Musical
Cocktaiis
'
5:45
Supper
Varieties
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Sammy
Kaye
6:30
Musical
Varieties'
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
.
7:15--CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Carmen
Torres,
8:00
Julius
Caesar
8:30
Juno
and
the
Poyeock
9:00
The
Great
Election
9:30
-Feature
on
Sir
J.
Boyd
lu;0U
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Eaiie
Birney
'
double
for
models
in
the
fashion
chance
on
maktaprthcir'Vccom-t'sliow
which
is
being
conceived
Cover
with
a
tight-litting
lid.
Set
over
a
hot
Ilame
until
It
boils
vigorously.
Then
reduce
the
heat
as
low
as
possible
and
simmer
foi
14
minutes
more.
During
this
time
the
rice
will
absorb
'mm?
yiuuuiuiu
MIUW11
WJ
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pUDllC
Vy
n.
o.
i"i
ICKLl
aUIl.
The
finest
products
at
the
dis
and
their
wives
for
,to
a
man,
they
have
responded
to
the
clarion
call
of
project
chairman
Martin
F.
Stuart.
Recalling
the
success
of
their
original
effort.
the
water
and
coinc
out
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,
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posal
of
a
group
of
men
famous
for
their
appreciation
of
good
cookery
will
be
on
sae
at
the
home
cooking
booth
by
W!
D.
Vance,
Trevor
Hill
and
J.
E.
Bod-die.
General
catering
for
the
tea
itself
will
be
under
direction
Vy
Recipe
1AMI
PEAS
I
ii;,
end
f
winter,
j
j,',,,
th-
If'l
"f
rc-j
'J
selves
loo
often.
l(;
',.:('
b!'!T'l
li
I
unyUiins
that's
a'
l-ii
and
tempting
'
J.,,
or
tu
cat.
That's
intonations
lift
the'
L
tabic.
Especially
1
,.
combinations
of
,.h
as
this
dish
.w,kwl
peas
fresh,
I
lZ(.!i
-with
rice
and
I
.simple
seasonings
I
uuk's
finger
tips.
j
In
this
regard,
they
feel
that
they
can
even
carry
the
thing
off
without
the
loss
pf
that
most
Cherished
possession
their
male
liciously
tender.
Remove
the
lid
to
permit
the
rice
to
steam
dry.
Lift
rice
with
a
fork
to
test
its
consistency.
Never
stir
rice
while
cooking
and
the
grains
will
be
separate
and
tender.
Makes
approximately
2'
b
cups
fullfy
white
rice.
Keep
left-over
cooked
rice
in
a
covered
bow)
in
refrigera
of
Roy
Van
der
Sluys.
Master
of
ceremonies
for
the
various
activities
will
be
E.
T.
dignity.
The
dowager
touch
at
the
pouring
table
will
bi
lent
by
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
P;
II.
tinzey,
S.
D.
Johnston
and
Inspector
F.
B.
Applewhaite.
The
raffle
booths
will
be
looked
after
by
E.
V.
tor
you'll
find
it
handy
next
time
you're
in
a
hurry
to
fix
a
quick
meal.
ooked
fresh-
Whiting,
James
Rogerson,
Fred
Hemsworth
and
Howard
McLe;.n.
In
charge
of
prizes
will
bt!
Bill
Terry,
Bruce
Brown
and
Bob
McKay.
Treasurers
will
be
club
12:15
CBC
NeS
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j
12:25
Program
Resume
j
,
l-:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
(
12:55
Recorded''
Interlude
1:00
Concert,
Hour
;
1:30
Bernie.
Braden
Tells
a!
Story
J
1:45
Commentary
Deeds
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30
Musical'
Program
(Oil.)
j
S.45
Western
Five
3:00
Ethel
and
Albert
3:15
Spotlight,
on
a
Star
.
3:20
Sketches
in
Melody
'
DOUBLE
TROUBLE
',
HURLEY,
Berkshire,
Eng,l!
1
canned
peas
Woods
-
Johnson
;,who
have
agreed
to
take
that
distinctive
post
for
the
afternoon.
While
they
pour,
the
auditorium
will
ring
lyrically
to
cham
GIRL
PERFORMS
SELF-MUTILATION
Pearl
Polishchuk,
who
went
east
from
the
Peace
River
district
during
war-time
labor
shortage
and
worked
for
a.time
in
St.
Catherines.
Ont.,
before
going
to
Toronto,
was
found
in
her
Toronto
rooming
huse
lying
in
a
pool
of
blood.
Police
sai
dthere
was
a
saw-toothed
bread
knife
beside
her
and
both
her
legs
were
almost
severed
above
the
knees.
For
the
past
five
years
she
worked
for
a
knitting
company
where
she
had
often
told
the
part-owner
she
would
"
like
to
see
the
other
side."
She
was
a
member
of
the
Onward
ehurch
whose
minister
says
the
girl
wanted
to
be
a
minister.
In
her
purse
were
a
number
of
religious
tracts
and
a
letter
from
a
brother
in
Manitoba.
She
is
expected
to
live,
according
to
hospital
reports.
JmoKcd
rice
,
,n;,
butler
or
mar-
10:30
London
Studio
Concerts
11:00
Weather
Foiecast
and
Sign
Off
THURSDAY-A.M.
7:00
Musical
Crock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
,
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45.
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
)C:30
Roundup
Time
iu:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Musical
Varieties
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recoraed
Interlude
'11:45--Let's
Waltz
j
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:
12:00
Mid-Day
Mc:octies
President
D.
C.
Stevenson
and
Mix
cooked
rice
and
peas
together
and
heat
thoroughly
in
a
saucepan
over
a
low
flame.
Add
butter
and
seasonings
and
blend
well
but
be
careful
that
the
peas
are
not
mashed.
Turn
out
into
a
hot
serving
bewi
and
sprinkle
with
cheese.
William
Simmons.
T.
Norton
Youngs
will
be
in
charge
of
tickets
and
Alex
McRae
will
be
at
the
door.
.ns
grated
cheese
iprika
to
taste
.1-
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i
irry,
u
u-
sntu
ber
music
by
a
talented
group
of
Instrumentalists
made
available
for
the
occasion
by
H.
T.
Lock.
There
might,
it
is,
anticipated,
even
be
the
presence
of
the
Rotary
Male
Chorus
to
add
a
vocal
touch.
Through,
the
vernal,
floral-
i
of
white
rice,
1
that
means
a
few
inches
apart
ADIAN
ARMY
"INSURANCE
FOR
PEACE"
with
a
sunflower
or
hollyhock
2
or
3
feet,
medium
tali
shrubs
such
as
ordinary
spires,
pretty
close
to
4
feet,
and
with
a
maple
oanKca
setting,
rugged
groups
Fishing
In
the
Tttamesj
John;
Holland
entanglecl
his
taCkl
in.
the
branches
of
a
tree.Whilel
trying
to
free
itiie
tore
hisupperj
lip.
Then
he
fell'
breakidg
his;
"
'
nose.
ARDEN
'NOIEBO
.UK
tree
the
space
between
woiua
oe
at
least
30
feet.
A
rencil
Will
Help
A
pencil
Harden
started
at
the
proper
will
prove
a
most
useful
tool
in'
time,
and
to
prevent
duplication
the
gardener's
kit,
and
it
should1
and
crowding.
be
the
first
one
to
use
each
sea-
Lavins
Out
the
Garden
For
of
serviteurs
will
bustle,
providing
nourishment
to
the
guests.
'
This
,
team,
which
has
already
entered
rigorous
training
under
j
direction
of
George'
Mitchell,
will
consist
of
W.
D.
McAra,
Stewart
Donaldson,
Oeorge
Dybhavn,
C
H.
Elklns,
L,
M.
Felsenthal,
Lee
Gordon.
J.
C.
Gllker,
Jim
Orcer,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin,
George
Green,
John
McLeod,
Jack'McBae,
Alderman
H.
S.
Whalen.
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Pottcrton,
A.
D.
Ritchie,
J.
H.
Thompson,
C.
L.
Youngman
and
Alderman
T.
B.
Black.
An
uncertified
glimpse
into
son.
True,
it
is
not
much
use
tlic
vegetables
planning
is
simple
out
in
the
garden
itself,
but
with
mathematics.
It
is
just
a
case
of
j
a
few
pieces
of
paper
and
per-
determining
how
much
space
is
j
haps
a
small
ruler
it
will
come
available
and
then
laying
thisi
in
mighty
handy
for
planning.'
out
in
rows
of
various
widths.!
And
planning
is
an
important
FW?-
vegetables'
-of
'medium
size
j
and
pleasant
part
of
gardening,
like
beans,
letiuce,
carrots
and
j
It
is
not
necessary
to
have
an
such
things
it
is
best
to
leave
at
;
exact
blue
print,
or
even
a
plan
least
a
foot
between
rows
and
drawn
to
scale,
though
a
rough
up
to
twice
this
much
will
not
;
future
events
will
be
made
avail
to
see
sketch
in
the
proper
proportion,
hurt.
More
space
between
maltes
'
able
to
anyone
wishing
"
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what
lies
ahead
through
the
offices
of
A.
P.
Crawley,
G.
R.
S.
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...
w.ih
tne
prominent
features
cultivation
easier.
Larger
grow-like
the
house,
garage,
walks,
'ing
things
like
potatoes,
peas,
trees,
etc.,
marked
in
about
the
corn,
etc.,
should
have
at
least
right
places!
will
make
things
two
feet
between
rows,
and
a
neater
and
easier.
.
yard
will
not
be
too
much,
es-
The
main
thing
about
plan-
pecially
where
a
garden
tractor
ning,
however,
is
to
help
get
the-
is
to
be"
used
for
cultivation.
--
.Three
feet
apart
is
about
tne
-ft
j
right
distance
for
tomatoes,
too,
l?
i
nlthlnie.h
they
can
go
closer
if
0m,
,
fry
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llbtef
m
m
V'
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mi
m
m$
fe
i
fi
,(i
ii
if;
,,
mm
j
they
'are
staked.
With
sprawly
tti,y
vines
lite
cucumuers,
melons
i
,
,,
,
.
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ano
small
sqimsu,
uic
ucl
piuu
is
to
plant
in
hills
of
a
foot
to
18
1
M
you
handle
her
notice
inches
square
and
at
least
two
EAl.ED.
TENDERS.
utfriri'HM'd
Ui
1.h
linrliTsinriw.fi
inirt
m
11
r
k
V
tl
fCCt
UCtWCCn.
Tentlcr
for
Erection
of
a
Cnmbiucdl
pbnnv-.r
I'luuer
(Urden
For
niitnlliLi.
n.wl
I
iT
1-.
'
lit
ill
tin
r.K'IllVel
I
.mil
powerful,
ihcge
giiinis
rotir
tlirvup;li
or
lawns
and
iin
to
12
o'clock
noon.'
Wcrlncstluv.
lnc
HOwei
gaioen
f
't
un
(ilitai
lr.
In
ihe
Arnionred
(krps
as
shrubbery
about
the
house,
the
e?cperts
usually
advise
an
ih-
M
tilt'
lll':illl-llou
tf
t
".:ill:lll:l'k
lll'U'
ArillV
April
6.
1!4!I.
for
the
erection
of
u
!
coinljilH'tl
Dwcilinn
and
I,i(,'lit,
at
E;:s;
Island.
Qviixn
Charlotte
Sound,
B.C.
Plans.
BpeciCitiitioiis
.labour
con-dilums.
form
of
contract
mid
tender
formal
layout.
By
tnat,
however,
they
don't
mean
just
plant
orms
may
uc
oouuneu
on
applica
ie
.or
ri
ai
ii()i'lunit
it
s
for
advancement
imiIiI
(m
to
lcnrn
u
iiftrful
trule
liks
I''liiinj..
r.ii
priii
r.
X-ruy
KKi'ialist,
aceounl-i.
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..f
i
TRY
IT
WITH-fe
LEFTOVER
MEATS
m
t,!u'AS!
i
tion
to
the
Agent.
Marine
Services
Department
of
Transport.
1'rtncu
linpert.
B.C..
upon
receipt
of
an
ar
ccpicd
checpie
made
payable
to
llio
Heceiver
General
of
Canada
for
th:
sum
of
tlOOU
Tins
cne,up
will
ti-nturned
upon
tiie
return
of
the
plaiiB
and
specifications
in
good
MteZVZ'Z.-
P
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;
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WW
ing
anywhere
or,
as
one
wit
suggested,
mixing
a
dozen
packets
of
seeds
together
and
sowing
broadcast.
.
It
may
sound
a
bit
Irish
but
what
these
experienced
gardeners
have
in
mind
is
a
carefully
planned
layout
to
produce
the
informal
effect,
and
it
is
not
difficult
to
accomplish.
A
few
simple
rules
will
help.
First,
and
of
great
import
I
'
'"Tinii.
mil
iiit-
.uui
uiuiu;
ii
I
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uiaiiy
oilier
trades.
I'"r
eiuiile,
lliere
ii
luries
ri-lii
now
willi
tin:
Hoyul
C.uimdian
I
'Hiiiiin
il
Corps
fr
drnrris
niecliiinieii,
piiimers
I'"1
w'i'elcnH
operators.
ISever
before,
lias
llie
condition
Additional
Information
to
the
site
of
the
work
and
in-pretatton
of
plans
and
spccilini-
'
lions
may
also
he
obtained
lroiu
t!in
!
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A,...,,t
,.t
T.i,,rr.
I?m.,rt
f'n
li.ul
ko
in
licit
lo
offer
Mum''
men
to
beln
1
"-IBP--
Each
tender
must
he
accompanied
by
a
eertnieu
cheque
on
chartered
Canadian
bank
equal
to
ten
per
cent
SUNDAY
isn't
the
only
day
:
you
can
take
the
little
woman
1,11
Imilil
miiiiiiI,
secure
enrerrs.
-il
your
nearest
recruiting
ofliec
noon.
Get'
''
'oiupleie
details
on
career
opportunities
"shi
plans,
niedieal
and
denial
care.
You
are
'S'lile
H
ym,
nro
j-7
yPlir(i
f
,.
or
0ver
ami
1
out
for
dinner..
.
,
ance,
is
the
lawn.
No.
matter
how
small
the
amount
of
ground
to
be
landscaped
It
is
advisable
to
have
a
piece
of
lawn
in
the
centre
and
foreground.
Around
this
the
flowers
and
shrubbery
are
grouped
with,
the
house
in
the
background.
There
is
noth-
(1UI
of
the
tender
price
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Receiver
Ucnera.
of
Canada,
which
cheque
will
be
forfeited
In
the
event
ol
a
tenderer
refusing
to
enter
into
a
contract
01.
the
basis
of
his
tender,
if
callc:
upon
to
do
so,
or
failtnn
to
satislau
toiily
complete
such
a
contract
t
heques
or
unsuccessful
tenderers
Will
be
returned.
111
"icel
lb,.
Army's
requirements.
'
Try
treating
her
to
a
dinner
during
the
week
with
maybe
a
show
afterward.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
'JZLZ.ZZ
w
n
"noli
a
tfcll
kept
lawn
to
show
N.
11
I'eriDimel
Oppnt.
Illi
Atmti
X
lliiihbur
Strt,
JvUhv,
VANLOUVt'.n,
D.C.
off
tlie
rest.
One
sliwild
keep
in
mind
the
j
mature
height
of
the
plants,!
'
-
i
'
For
Chickcn-iii-the-KouRli
l-
considered.
Ihe
Diipnrtmcnt,
does
not
bind
Itself
to
ucccpt
the
lowest
or
any
tender.
'
P.
T.
COLLINS,
Secretary.
Department
of
Transport.
Ottawa.
Onturio,
March
17,
11)49
shrubbery
and
trees
ti
be
used.1!
.
-yEEi-iNG
up
with
the
times
is
the
responsibility
o
every
Canadian,
business.
The
latest
addition
to
our
cotton
mill
unit
at
Magog,
15
J
Quebec,
is
an
indication
of
Dominion
Textile's
appreciation
o
this
fact.
Designed
on
the
latest
structural
plans
for
such
plants,
the
building
is
air-conditioned
throughout,
equipped
with
fluorescent,
lighting
and
the
most
modern
cotton
textile
machinery,
;
'
4
It
combines
healthful,
pleasant
working
conditions
for
the
employee!
with
a
production
efficiency
which
means
more
and
better
cotton
.good
for
Canadian
consumers
at
the
lowest
possible
prices.
DOMINION
TEXTILE
COMPANY
LIMITED
For
Reservations
!
rilONE
RED
705
Allow
half
as
much
space
between
as
these
individuals
will
finally
grow.
With
an
aster,
CANADIAN
ARMY
ACTIVE
FORCE
Now!
(70)
GIVE
GENEROUSLY
Porch
Paint
Manufacturers
of
f0C'T$
'Product
"jl
i
a
slIPle
matter
to
keep
your
steps
and
veranda
lookinc;
cheerful,
using-
BAPCO
PORCH'
PAINT
pson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.