Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
February
27,
19:,2
Loca
I
ANSON
VILLE,
Out.
(K
The(mius.
He
knows
what's
in
the
town
hall
staff
have
presented
parcel
it's
always
a
shirt
and
I
a
birthday
gift
each
year
lor
tie.
"But
each
year
we
change
eight
years
to
E.
C.
Lapalme,
the
color
of
the
tic,"
said
an
em-,
clerk
of
this
township
near
Tim-
ployec.
'lilf,oiiicJ
I
jclH
'!',
May
Ask
Parliament
to
Vott
a
n
d
Earl
Batt
returned
to
the
city
,.!.
n
f..liv.in
lnlir4Mro
1
tUo
PERSONAL
$1000,000
Under
Culture
Plan
PYREX'
and
FIREKING'
Prince
Rupert
!
J.
Whitby
and
W.
B.
Lee,
Vancouver;
F.
Q.
DomJco,
Stewart;
W.
H.
Trotter,
Prince
George;
A.
E.
orn
and
J.
Jeffcries,
Smlth-ers;
L.
H.
Vallee
and
D.
G.
Little,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Warficld,
Juneau;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Ehly,
city.
'""""'b
in
mi
fouth.
OVFNWARF
st
mis.
n.
m,
uuwura
anu
wb
Edith
Watson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
,
from
a
trip
to
the
south.
Following
a
round
trip
to
Van-
couver,
Howard
Hill,
CNR
shed
By
HAROLD
MORRISON
Canadian
I'rtse
Stall
Writer
OTTAWA
(CP)
A
vast
scheme
for
the
creation
of
national
scholarships
and
bursaries
for
some
10,000
university
students
is
under
active
consideration
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent.
Planning
has
developed
so
i
"
-
well
that
the
prime
minister,
j
g0
l0
distinguished
and
promis-keenly
Interested
In
Implement-
,
ing"
students.
loreman,
reiuriieu
10
trie
cuy
10-
uay
un
uie
i-mice
ueurge.
....
,
...
....
vr
LOAF
DISHES
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
jlng
recommendations
or
the,
3.
j.0r
"able
and
diligent"
Masrey
Commision
on
arts,
may
students,
in
financial
need,
there
To
Whom
It
May
Concern;
As
of
February
5,
owing
to
a
change
in
partnership,
no
contract
will
be
honored
unless
signed
by
the
undersigned.
PAT
STEELE,
Manager.
Seacoast
Roofing
and
Insulation
Co.
Phone
R
548
3lc
k.
is
,
would
be
2
000
bursaries
of
$500
each
also
tenable
for
four
years
1
4
'Finally
utvre
would
be
a
w...
anu
mis.
w.
j.
ueaion
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
i-iuicc
ueuiut:
iur
Vancouver
enroute
to
Southern
California
on
vacation.
,....,
.
,....
vwiiii
n.
liiintj,
pj
uuui.Liuii
manager
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisli'cr-i
its
Ltd.
arrived
In
the
citv
toilav
Victor
Bcynoa
Is
Ksllint!
..
.......
muiiuw
on
1110
rnnce
ueiuge
ior
a
trlD
to
Vancouver.
iveiiiiein
joniioione.
now
out
of
the
Army
after
having
served
in
Korea,
has
returned
to
the
city.
Mrs.
Vincc
Daly
and
young
son,
who
have
been
spending
holiday
In
Vancouver,
1
Hurried
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
Mr.
and
to
oev
Dominato,
1
luuuwuig
a
nouuay
tour
wnicn
took
them
through
to
southern
United
States
and
Mexico,
re-
.trned
today
on
the
rnnce
Georec
I
'
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
A
Mi'Rmnm
who
have
oucn
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
the
Okanagan
district,
returned
to
the
city
on
I
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
'
I
wh
WI1U
have
.been
vLsithig
in
the
city
several
wccks,
are
.K
WIlllfllVH
ItlUlll.
U
II
lilt
..'
's
meir
icturn
to
their
home
in
Victor!
James
Bremner
is
sailing
to-
i
morrow
night
on
the
Prince
ask
parliament
at
the
next
ses
-
sion
opening
February
28
for
$7,000,000
to
get
the
scholarship
Dial!
rOlllnil.
In
addition,
It
has
been
def
in
-
Itcly
decided
that
he
will
seek
,,Mbcis
-
Mrs.
MOw
of
Alberni.
k.h:lHlS.
HOW
01
revisiting
the
,1
at
Use
1?KU-
.
u.chcs'
Orange
I
with
Mr;
W.
H.
the
ill
tu.lross.
I""
.
...
the
clvpmy
,
Unrrisol).
tlic
spring
sale
linu
hi
Mrs.
it.
,
ncr,
Mrs
wu-
...
ii
p
Mrs.
i
w.
Moore-
lUiinHon,
Mrs.
j.
Miliue
anu
Itlu.
dental
clinic
ihmnusuii
wa.s
nc
ratllo
ol
a
.jum-nus
wire
0'
"lC
":
Wil:,un
u-ssi.stcd
,n.
Mrs.
J.
v
1
n
.r
wi
r
n.
cut
by
Mrs.
1
.,w.
II
I'
ward
to
Webster
n:.,tii
oi
ciiir-
A.iui'
Vvest.
us
in
on
the
Prince
George
Irom
Van-
anollw
?-000.000
to
continue
ln!OTMI.
st
sif.rSTIONS
ilnnn
fund
mmn
(j.
all
slurlnnt,!
i
whose
work
is
acceptable
to
!
university
authorities.
ruUons
scholarship
Masse?
'
in
f"
?
'
I
rnent
coitsiueraiion.
These
inese
in-,
m-
...
c'UdfUPP.0ri
rt
b
of
,t-gr.fd,l!ate5
post
JJUlUlllS
AIUUICA
idies
in
111
th
Hie
ll!U.'
Ol
couver.
,
v.
-
m
.
School
girl
perms.
-Drop
in
humanities,
'
ot.;al
sciences
and
I
(1
tlr
Kl'l-lnr.
A
UlrtrU
frnm-on-
Now
Kraft's
Parkay
offers
50
pieces
personalized
CASSEROLES
PIDDING
DISHES
MEASI
RING
Ct'PS
CUSTARD
DISHES
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
I
Afhwl
Sie
30
20
In
colorful
"Pvrksr"
li
7Mf
I'lrtuw
-ten!
me
frh
!p.
imieriHl
I
oih
t
from
iMivknj
f
tied.
Jerry's
Beauty
Salon.
Phone
855.
I51c)
World
Day
of
Prayer,
February
29.
2;30
p.m.,
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle,
across
from
Armories,
(ltct
:
A
general
meeting
of
ail
members
of
the
C'CC
300
Club,
Tuesday,
March
4,
8
p.m.,
Ladies'
Civic
Centre.
(ltci
United
Church
W.
A
Leap
ar
tea,
mursaay,
renruary
uary
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
a
aid
to
iiri-rl
ward
nft
off
ftn..n,.il
financial
crises
to
receive
treatment
at
Shaugh-
threatening
universities.
In
Que-ncssy
Military
aHospllal.
'
bee,
for
example,
there
was
no
1
ea?y
agreement
and
Finance
w
Mr.
Eric
Druce.
public
reU-
Minister
Abbott
and
Provincial
Hons
ollicer
of
the
provincial
Ti.axurer
nnesimo
Rininn
hurt
Your
own
1
1
nam
and
address
1
1
printed
here!
N.
1
1
r
tiom
Miijoi
Lounge
stationery
28.
at
'the
home
of
Mrs.
L.
M.
wicvue,
ma
ourura
ot
z.i'j
forestry
department,
arrived
to-
day
on
the
Prince
George
from
Ocean
Falls
on
an
ollicial
tour
of
the
norih
coa.st
lumbering
areas.
M
jit
i
.
o'f
v.fl!
'
"
loaa'i
plane
for
Vancouver
whcie
she
Ik
taking
over
a
beauty
shop
ff..
l,n-l
....
t.n
r
,
Leauty
i.
fehop
ci,
here
,
7
for
some
;
tim'
Mis.
Muriel
Gagnon
has
to
5.
(4'Jc)
your
own
name
anil
address
(or
address
only)
,
imprinted
in
rich
blue
ink
on
each
piece
,
You'd
expect
to
pay
at
least
$1.50
yours
i.
a
piiiii'
i
i
Kuptrt
and
a
.if
the
city,
wno
l5
been
livm;
I
mi
Both
will
ful.
local
pioneers,
c
.lei"
neie
iu
.rj
iiiuck-Welisier,
.i
'in
C.uiailiaii
iklfliC
to
the
Lira-
i
i;
HritHi
Ciil-iiLi-
l.'.rrcsted
in
the
ji.'sirunieiital
ir.
hundred
am-v.ern
Canada.
I
M
Ryu
I
M,t
Ma
You
Your
opportunity
to
nut
your
layette
te
essentials
away
at
saviim.
Babv
Week
March
3
to
8.
Inclusive,
u
THE
STORK
SHOPPE.
(52c
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
an-
1...
lu.
11-10.
1
I
VUII"
If
l.'ll,
Inlrn
taken
.
1
.1-
t
over
M.s.
thlls.
shop
heu.isidcred
by
tne
govcrnment
as
Moving
pictures
of
scenes
in
1
its
cultural
guide
to
promote
double
sheets
of
fine
white
vellum
matching
envelopes
blotter
portfolio-
for
only
mi
ll
Iviiuiiii.r
SVhr.iiii-v
911
t
in
Valley,
uutjr,
jji
c-
'
iini.
national
.
un:fy
umry
through
iiiiuubii
cultural
cuituiai
irom
num
ivu
Mr.
.
Massey,
iiaz!K),
were:
tic.
Arthur!
vimui
I
,
i
Vi
l
m
,
r.
8cntcd
sl-
L-
A-
N-
Potter
J
development
of
the
country,
was
Surveyor
of
Montreal,
civil
en-.;"'
ra.Vu,
?nv
v
RCMP,
will
comprise
the
pro-
placed
before
parliament
last
gineer;
Dr.
Norman
MacKenzie,!
nd
red
end-flap
from
package
of
Kraft's
Now
Improved
Parkay
Margarine
is
Irum
tnc
i,.,,.
..euoine.
ror
K
r
t
"t'.kew
k
i
call
i.
770,
'
Gieen
jij.
rcea
16f
or
Red
.
407
or
scc
onnes
Druus
4Jc)
Trn,
Ontirit
win
of
IVrmmalixrd
SlatiomTV.
V'or
Ioht
,Mf
in
coin,
ami
one
red
end-flap
Altention
all
Trawl
Fisher
-
men
A
special
meeting
of
1'HrWay
MarKarin
Draggcrs
will
be
held
Friday,
the
next
isca
year
ine
leaerai-
au'-lo-unlversity
scheme
launch-
yar
ago.
.
!
The
universitv-aid
nrotzram
..T.
,
.
.
still
hul
montr
tlnlfc
Thiira
Hio
'
'
'
'
Twhcther
the
i
.
melhod
of
Iund
distribution
"
thn
hn.l.
nf
n,n..
.
n
nn.,1nll,.
i.-
the
best
feasible
svstem.
I
Argument
continues
as
to
what
type
of
institute
of
higher
learn-
Ine
should
be
eligible
for
federal
tn
hen,i
....
c
sneriai
mmmiinn
tn
iufiur.
hnt
institutions
wou'rl
become
eligible
in
that
province
a
injviun
Ku.n,ninuA-nuji
Launching
of
the
scholarship
scheme
was
one
of
the
major
recommendations
of
the
500-
f.
page
report
,CF"1
by
or
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Mastoy,
Governor
-Gencral-Des-
El,.an!,ri,
nnrl
fm,r
nthnr
...m,i,..i.,.
T1,.
.
,
year
after
a
two-year
lnvestiga-
lion
of
Canada's
c
u
1
1
u
r
a
1
.achievement
achievements.
,
It
envisioned:
1.
A
total
of
100
annual
"Can-ad!'.'
scholarships
of
$1,000
each,
tenable
for
four
years,
granted
to
students
showhiR
outstanding
abll.ty
and
exceptional
promise.
When
the
Dro-iam
was
in
full
swlnj.
400
Canadian
students
would
be
able
to
attend
univer-
Kdv
free
i
total
of
250
"national"
scholarshiijs,
valued
at
$500
each,
awarded
annually
and
tenable
as.,
for
four
years.
These
would
.BHWMKMMHUak.
Kids
Don''
forgcf
f-o
com;
Vrith
itUtnty
Ix-low
cxitrlly
how
you
wih
your
name
anil
fultlrcwM
10
a(trc
your
slntiorHTy.
tjhock
here
t
)
tf
you
winli
01y
your
Bilorcw
to
appear.
February
29,
at
2
p.m.
at
the
Metrojwle
Hall.
All
members
of
the
trawl
lleet
arc
urged
to
at-
I
wdrr
tend.
Sponsored
by
the
United
risiieruicn
and
Allied
Workers'
Union.
I50c
ciir
and
Tough
Guy
This
offer
m:h
by
Krult
I'immIs
to
iirjtq
mow
x'ople
ti
iisi:ovuf
New
Improved
I'arkay
Mrv-trine
with
flrtvor
"swtvt
8k
c
lover!"
Two
puks
tbc
time-savinR
('(rltr-Kwik
I5nj
or
ilcjtylar.
Buy
n
pound
Ulay!
i
Act
htdu
!
Scnmttinnn
offer
&xd
for
a
V
u
ithdr'tu
n
u
itii4nit
notice,
(iittid
on;
fiii
tim
and
may
t
a
undo.
ivory
earlior
(ban
2
week
fir
you
mail
wmtwdf.
gm
lh
mil
ciHVl
del
N
wwV
I
'
"
'.;'"".
"
'
w
Some
hint
of
lhe
goverllment.g
intntlns
nn
oiH
,.,,.
oram,
mnv
hp
ivpn
in
fh
,ra.
"
"
"
ditional
Speech
from
the
Throne,
1
the
first
Mr.
Massey
will
read
in
his
new
role
of
governor-general.
.
Along
with
the
scholarship
program,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
is
con
sidering
the
possibility
of
estab-
lisnlllK
tlle
15-man
arts
council
'.which
Mi.
Massey
recommended
to
direct
the
government's
over-
all
cultural
policies.
The
council
would
be'
indepen-!
dent
of
government
departments,
reporting
directly
to
parliament.
II
the
council
Is
created,
it
still
1
U
nnsslhl.
th..t.
mornhpr
nf
thP'
,
.
!
U1WS
1.U1
111
1
i
1M1UH
111UV
UK'
invited
to
become
part-time;
members.
The
memhers,
apart'
president
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia;
Most
Rev.!
Genrtre.'-Henri
IjvIsoup
dean
of
I
the
faculty
of
social
sciences,
I
Laval
University;
and
Dr.
Hilda
j
N.'atby.
professor
of
history,
j
University
of
Saskatchewan;
Swi-
1
i
W.iIlv'
At
lh
first
symptoms
Relax
in
a
Soothing
HOT
MUSTARD
BATH
Mix
2
or
3
tablespoons
ol
mustard
hi
little
cold
watet
and
pour
inlo
hot
bath.
Afiei
bathing,
(jiveoursclf
a
brisk
rub-down
.
.
.
then
off
to
bed
for
a
gowl
iiitiht's
rest.
Yout
muscles
will
relax
with
reliefl
nil
n
i
mi
to
the
CivicJ
7i'fM
quality
shoes
ot
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
S9c
WOMEN'S
SHOES
1.95
MEN'S
SHOES
6.95
FOOTWEAR
s
.
.
.
the
lower
Skeena
pre-;
gram
tomorrow
at
the
weekly
:
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
;
Rotarv
Ckib.
j
1
Aj1lCP
gm
rlflf
At
Cemetery
Reconstruction
and
laying
out
ol
a
new
section
in
Falrview
1
Cemlery
of
a
Moose
Lodge
plot
wii
be
earned
out
by
a
com-
mittce
heacd
by
B.
J.
Bncue,
i
tlie
regular
monthly
Moose
meet-
j
decided
last
night.
1
i
nity
new
plots
were
recently
purchased
from
the
city.
Other
business
was
conducted,
ncludlng
approval
of
a
donation
for
charitable
purposes.
President
Howard
Walker
was
in
the
chair.
.
Jim
el
ti
R
ECIPES
OI.1VK
SANi)Vi(
II
.
Al
lunch
tune
the
most
p
ipuhu
choice
Is
a
sandwlrh.
Each
day
It's
fun
to
vary
the
filling
and
tiro
bread.
Olive
sandwich
filling
of
cottage
cheese,
ready-chopped
rljjc
olives
and
pimento
spread
on
thin
slices
of
rye
bread
is
a
favorite.
It's
c
pecially
good
for
the
coming
Lent
.-n
days.
3;i
cup
c:
earned
cottage
cheese
"i
cup
chopped
ripe
olives
2
tablespoons
chopped
plm-lento
3
tablespoons
mayonnaise
fail,
't
teaspoon
prrpar.d
horsr-r:nl
sh
V.
leaspjon
Vorccstcrshirq
laucc,
Combine
Ingrctlicnls
and
blend
ve
1.
Use
as
filling
for
saiul-:rhes.
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for
the
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in
Canada,
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number
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Club
Dorics
this
Fridoy.V
February
2C,
in
the
Little
Gym
from
9
00
to
1:00.
Doors
closs
ot
10:30.
Adm'ssion
75c
person.
SrvitMiretl
lhe
C'ivir
Centre
T:en
Club
rCONOMIt;AL
nraltkM
co"kln
rrduccf
food
fhtinkage
and
conserves
flulrimcnt.
LAROl'R-SAVING
Exactly
the
I
iia.ht
heat
al
the
flick
of
switch.
AUTOMATIC
You
the
control
3
clock
and
pto
about
yout
other
duties
and
pteaaurcs.
Hia,h
Speed
units
instantly
4fAS"f
ready
lor
use.
No
waiting.
No
CLFAN
No
smoke
of
twA
to
toil
pott.
allt.
curtaini.
COOI
All
the
heal
rocs
into
the
toou
ooo
ioco
tbe
kiuht-u.
SAM-
No
matches,
no
darnel,
no
ove
pities
t
veihcat.
ACCl'RATK
BkacUr
the
ripht
tempcrtturca
tat
cuiiitly
the
fig
Unsih
of
tim.
Anyone
betweer
the
ap;;s
cf
13
and
21
riv1
a
member
of
Civic
Centre
arc
Invited.
$5ch.ool
teaches
arc
also
invitJd.
Dances
vil
be
held
every
second
F;iday
night.
Ccme
otfl
and
have
r
good
time
.
.
.
wc
need
your
support
to
make
it
a
success!
"NO
DIFFICIXTT
Ktalnst
n?
Russian-made
tank
it
has
met"
Mas
the
rrport
from
Korea
ol
the
British
Commonwealth
Division
on
the
British
Centurion
tank.
Pictured
ahove
is
the
Centurion,
also
claimed
to
ha
lhe
best
designed
tank
Britain
has
ever
nad,
as
It
went
throusn
a
ioiin
tcss
in
oermany
v
nere
we
British
forces
also
have
it.
Pictured
left
is
Lieut-Col.
Doujrlas
Drvsdate,
Commando
leader
of
Britain's
Royal
Marines,
who
has
arrived
in
the
I'.S.
to
he
instructor
at
the
U.S.
Marine
Corps
School,
tjiianliro,
Va.
Fighting
with
the
British
in
Korea,
he
was
awarded
the
U.S.
Silver
Star
for
"conspicuous
Ra!
lanlrv
and
intrepidity
in
action.'
good
reasons
for
electric
cooking
They
add
up
to
:
Less
work
Tastier,
more
nutritious
food
Long
term
economy
See
your
electrical
deafer
or
come
in
to
-inspect
the
latest
nioikU.
Seo
gram's
Crbiun
koal
.
Seagrams
v.o.
Seagram's
"83"
.
ot
these
FASHION
Seagram's
Kings
Plate
Seagrams
Special
Old
S"'
PuWiaticd
or
displayed
b
the
Liquoi
C01U10I
Boaid
01
b,
tlieGovenimsnt
ol
B.kuIi
Cou.nbu
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