Princt
Rupert
DaMy
New
Wednesday,
June
i0,
193
Wes'ern
Australia,
one
of
t.h-
Auetrali.n
states,
was
first
.ctlled
by
L'ntor.s
in
1829.
it
t:
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vrUili
r
Native
Towns
Get
Modern
Water
Systems
Modern
water
systems
fur
domestic
use
and
fire
fighting
have
ben
installed
in
the
native
villages
of
Kincolith,
Green-
ille
and
Aiyansh
on
the
Naas
River,
F.
E.
Anfield.
superintendent
of
Indian
affairs
here,
said
today.
Honsin?
about
1.250
persons
the
villagers
may
now
install
nodern
plumbing
in
their
homes.
Many
homeowners
are
xperted
to
do
so
if
the
summer
produces
a
good
return
from
fishing,
said
Mr.
Anfield.
.
Tibnr
on
the
iobs
was
provided
by
the
village
residents.
0.
Finsand,
project
engineer
for
he
Indian
Affairs
branch,
reported
that
he
had
received
plendid
co-operation
from
the
villagers.
In
the
past
three
years
If
'tit
.f
'
i
fir
sura
results
FRKE
PACIFIC
NATIONAL
EXHIBITION
ADMISSION
TICKETS
have
been
mailed
to
all
Prince
Rupert
school
children.
Above,
Audrey
Nairn,
Marilyn
Uphill,
Evelyn
Olson'
and
Mrs.
Cam
Fleming,
members
of
the
PNfi
staff,
are
completing
the
mailing
of
175,000
free
fair
tickets
to
school
principals.
Each
year
the
PNE
sends
tickets
to
every
school
student
!in
British
Columbia,
including
High
Schools.
City
of
Vancouver
stu
dents
can
only
use
the
free
tickets
on
"Children's
Day,"
Monday,
August
31.
Ail
others
can
use
their
tickets
on
any
day
of
the
fair
which
runs
from
August
26
to
September
7,
inclusive.
.
,
.
,i.
V.t
V1'.!S
they
received
for
bemg
top
cadets
in
!lu,r
d.viMon
aio
these
three
tumor
,
I-raiee
Rupert
,
Captain
Cook
Sea
Ca
Jet
Corp..
Award,
were
presented
a
the
recent
James
savme
,:eft
to
j
uoya
MaB,
BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Try
Daily
News
Want
Ads
he
has
installed
27
water
systems
in
Indian
villages
but
nowhere,
he
said,
had
he
worked
with
finer
people
than
on
the
Naas.
Work
has
also
been
completed
on
a
water
system
at
Kitkatla
and
at
Hartley
Eay
a
similar
project
is
under
way
where
work
on
a
new
wharf,
float
and
loading
facilities
has
also
begun.
Biggest
water
system
project
of
all
is
expected
to
get
under
way
soon
at
Port
Simpson
where
a
new
bridge
from
the
mainland
to
Rose
Island
has
Just
been
completed
by
Tom
Gosnell,
first
Indian
contractor
hired
by
the
department.
teption
Held
For
City
Visitors
New
Waxes
Make
Life
Of
Homemaker
Easier
Inaugural
Flight
to
Ketchikan
Oi'TOMEirtiSl
Fred
E.
Dowdie
RoomU'j,
Stone
Building
rhon;i
Blue
59
.
BOTH
IH'SY
ti
a
new
til-,
'ng
the
site
of
the
mill.
I;v
Queen
Char-
j
As
host
at
the
occasion,
Wal-
1
ter
Nebel,
director
and
shop
botween
buwttn
Prince
Prince
;
folt,man
of
tjs
Alr
LiIu
was
marked
yes-1
pressed
pleasure
tnat
OCA
was
.UlCS
Inaugural
flight
mow
sharing
the
route
with
El-
i
nan
to
the
Al-
j
Agreeing
with
his
views,
Harold
Saddes,
assistant
general
manager
for
QCA
at
Vancouver,
said
there
was
enough
traffic
between
the
two
points
to
keep
both
companies
fully
occupied.
He
predicted
that
the
service,
which
will
be
operated
jointly
by
tfce
two
lines
every
day
excel;,
Sunday,
will
prove
a
defi-
floors
and
giving
them
a
good
waxing
with
one
of
the
products
that
also
cleans
will
give
the
rooms
a
cool,
polished
look
and
save
you
the
trouble
of
lugging
the
vacuum
cleaner
on
hot
days.
A
new
creamy
kitchen
wax
cleans
and
deposits
a
hard,
dry
protective
film
on
your
appli-nces
as
well
as
on
walls
and
woodwork.
Thus
you
guard
against
dirt
in
the
room
most
vulnerable
to
it.
The
same
kitchen
wax
may
be
used
on
Missionary
Wins
Award
For
Picture
"To
a
certain
degree
we
are
competitors,
but
it
is
competition
of
a
most
agreeable
sort,"
he
said.
"We
worked
together
in
starting
this
operation
and
we
are
working
together
in
carrying
It
on.
The
two
airlines
share
ISy
IXENORE
LESTER
The
long,
lazy
summer
days
are
near
and
you,
the
home-maker,
will
want
to
be
as
lazy
as
every
other
member
of
the
family.
But
you
also
want
a
clean,
cool-lookin?
house
and
that
usually
takes
work.
You
can,
however,
reduce
your
cleaning
chores
by
"wax
fiousc
keening."
Wax
rubbed
into
the
window
sills,
for
example,
will
give
them
a
good,
hard
surface
from
which
dust
is
easily
whisked
away.
Use
wax
on
your
table
tops
for
the
same
purpose.
You'll
notice
less
finner
marking,
too.
Lifting
large
rugs
from
the
:i
number
of
airline
11
preventatives,
the
off
at
1:00
p.m.
and
t.i.iiutcs
later
at
its
ii'siination
where
the
j
nite
vacation
attraction
to
residents
of
the
Ketchikan
and
corded
a
recep-
inchiderf
a
vNit
n
,
al
"""'i
a
aocKinK
ana
main
stainless
steel,
chrome
and
I
I'rince
Kupert
areas.
A
United
Church
of
Canada
Members
c-t
the
visiting
party
minister
has
won
a
special
award
;
vre
Interviewed
hv
radio
sta-1
for
his
missionary
film
"The
I
'ions
KABI
,'nd
KTKN
and
by
i
King's
Man,"
shot
and
recorded
line
Ki
tehiknn
Alaska
Chronicle:1"
Africa.
brass.
s'.,
vast
new
pulp
mill
k-nance
facilities,
and
tickets
s
Cove,
Luncheon
was
tot
the
run
are
good
on
ciltur
a
restaurant
overlook-
line."
:
v
i
'
Or
I
,.
',"'!'
find
the
Dailv
News.
It
is
ex-
Rev.
Anson
C.
Morthou.se,
of
ic.'tcd
that
the
interview
ovr
:
the
Committee
on
Missionary
KAPI
will
b"
rrhroadcast
over
I
Education,
is
the
winner
of
the
CFPR
in
a
few
days.
I
award.
ork
of
IODE
So
Extensive
;rc's
Work
For
All
Women
Q
"Now
tint
new
summer
furniture
is
out
on
the
ter--ace
I
notice
that
the
lamps
I've
put
there
look
awfully
wintry
and
out
of
place.
What
kind
of
lamps
would
look
well
out
of
doors?"
A
There
arc
mar
y
summery
looking
lamps
with
bamboo
or
simulated
bamboo
stands
and
Pe'orp
!etv.rture
in
the
In'.e
i
The
competition
flora
which
For
One
Week
Only
w-
as
readers
;
W.A.
U.F.A.W.U.
regular
meet
inn.
Wednesday,
June
10,
Mttropolc
Hall,
8
p.m.
(134)
Football,
Vv'e'inestlav,
7:00
iflenocn,
the
siii'sts
were
en-
(
the
winners
are
chosen
is
spon-'erteiiu
fl
at
the
F.Iks
Club
where
sored
by
"The
Canadian
Film
In-h
were
wt.leomcd
by
Herb
.stitute,"
"Canadian
Association
HetheMrifton
president
of
the
j
for
Adult
Education"
and
"The
Ketchikan
Chamber
of
Com-;
Association
of
Motion
Picture
mert'e-
i
Producers
and
Laboratories'."
Tn
f.-I-'i!'on
to
Mr.
Ruddes,
!
There
are
45
professional
motion
SALE
STARTS
TODAY
SIMPSONS-SEARS
LTD.
"Docau.sc
the
work
of
the
order
j
is
extensive,
it
should
take
in
jvcryone,"
she
addc-1.
"There's
:
xiund
to
be
some
department
to
!
which
they
are
particularly
suit-
j
ed."
S
shades
of
webbed
plastic
that
look
like
wooden
slats.
These
and
lamps
on
wrought
Iron
bases
tend
to
give
a
lighter,
fresher
look
to
your
terrace.
.
Phone
460
31S
Third
Avenue
West
vw
who
pride
the
triu
from
I
picture
producers
in
Canada
and
Mrs.
Drope
joined
the
IODE
e.s
!
frin
The
new
na-.
lent
of
the
Imperial
iLii'er.i
of
the
Empire
iKfuiise
the
work
of
r:.K'.nn
k:
to
extensive.
:'i
wi'i
fid
some
de-to
which
she
is
par-
.Ui-I.
'
pr?
!tl'iit.
Mrs.
Kath-,C
'i
c,
IX.
,t4
.ToroniQ,
.
.!;te!'.i"w
here
recent-ji'
believes
the
IODE
is
(.(
enou.'h
in
relate
inrrease
ill
popula
Runert
were
Orme
:
there
Were
68
entries.
nicmner-
oi
a
junior
cnapier
r.tuart.
president,
of
the
Chim-
There
were
nine
companies,
when
she
was
only
It
years
old.
i
rr
of
commerce:
Bert
Jeffer-
4
H
luding
The
United
Church
of
.iiit
suMidi
JiJlui.
ii.
Chip-
n-esident
of
the
Junion
Canada,
receiving
awards.
i
hanil-cr
of
Comriic-ce;
John
I
"The
King's
Man"
has
been
re-Manor,
publisher
of
the
Daily
.'
""ived
in
the
United
Church
of
Vows,
end
Crawford
Moore,
Canada
with
enthusiasm.
In
So
delicious
as
ifou
shop..
so
convenient
to
take
home
p.m.,
General
Motors
vs.
C.Y.O.
(234)
Clks
me'etini;,"
Thursday
night,
June
11.
(135)
C.W.L.
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking.
Mrs.
McCaflery's,
409
4th'
West,
Thursday,
June
11,
3-5.
(It)
9
Salt
Lekc
Ferry,
running
every
Sunday.-
leaves
Cow
Bay
Floats
every
hour
from
11
a.m.
(It)
-
'OTlCE
Tiie
Board
of
School
Trustees
requests
parens
to
register
beginners
.
for
the
fall
tern
at
-
the
nearest
school
by
June
17.
Children
i
st
be
six
years
old
by
November
30,
1953,
to
be
eligible
for
enrollment.
Myrtle
M.
Roper,
(-e'
reiPry-Treasurer,
School
District
No.
52.
(136)
man,
also
of
Toronto,
who
was
president
for
three
years.
Mrs.
Drom
has
been
a
imt.onal
vi-e-president
for
eight
years
and
w
is
national
convenor
of
the
postwar
.services
committee.
Mrs.
Drope
said
that
Ptireul
vt-ii;g
patriotism
should
be
the
objective
of
every
department
and
individual
member
of
the
IODE.
te
Is'lievcs
that
one
of
reasons
for
this
is
that
:!"n
feel
the
IODE's
if
too
extensive"
and
d
never
rol
with
all
s
uf
the
work.
eight
months
1,600
showings
have
been
given,
and
although
there
are
22
prints
they
are
in
'
constant
use.
Mr.
Moorhouse
hopes
to
leave
this
fall
for
India,
where
he
will
film
the
work
of
United
Church
missions
in
that
country.
Nauru
Islands
in
the
Pacific,
administered
by
Australia,
normally
(Xp"..-ts
nearly
1,000.000
tens
of
phosuhatcs
annual'y.
niMia?er
of
the
local
travel
figenev.
Cr.pt.
Roy
Bcrryman
was
pilot.
T!)re
v
ho
welcomed
them
on
rrivii
v.''h
Mr.
Ncbel
were
s"orr.ir,n
Grrde,
sceretary-treas-
r-
for
F'lU
Air
Lins:
Bud
'nr5t!inf,
director
for
Ellis;
Bill
"'-1-rr.
editor
and
publisher
of
he
Ketehiken
Aleskn
Chronicle:
Mm.
Pud
Charles,
the
D'-iIv
News;
,Mrs.
Dornthv
Bin
1
h
munapcr
of
KTKN,
ana
:f
k
''l!i:--!i.
KABI.
When
shopping
hours
lengthen
out,
it's
important
to
refresh
yourself
now
and
then
with
a
Coke.
And
take
a
carton
home
...
young
folks
love
it.
.
.
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1
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m
iri
biiumi
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mm
in
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Enamel
bring,
gay
Sj
r
'
X
Ixauly
lo
worn
furniture,
LS
x'lltx
inAr
'STT
outilrs
anil
in.
ta,y
to
IJ
kJ
f
1
I
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1
ixvll
1
1
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tlcan.
i"Uh.
durable
and
Lf
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Siiyersides
Bros.
JVs
J
f
(5?)
tiffimji
171
FIulTy
White
Rice
is
Topped
With
Super
Satisfying
Italian
Meat
Sauce
G3
Gei-(arnation...
A.
tv
1
M
M
til
I
I
V-T-T
A
rt
1
I
little.
Wil
be
no
tardy
tots
''6
the
table
if
it
is
broad-M
tender
rice
with
a
'
Italiiin
Meat
Sauce
is
1
fnnn
the
kitchen.
The
-l
arnmas
from
the
sl:il-V1"
saucepan
will
be
plenty
"
''.V
to
amuse
any
"dally-f
and
bring
tlicm
to
the
11
the
tiiblo
in
a
hurry,
an
exriling
main
dish
''lies
of
riee
topped
with
'"
Meat
Sauce.
Here
is
P'W.v
eating
which
packs
""til
punch.
Ground
beef
1
until
every
bit
of
the
"avor
is
developed,
then
.'''at
is
smothered
with
a
2
s'n!'
c-
Economical
rice
is
w'th
this
intriguinglv
at
sauce
and
a
dish
:f)uld
please
even
Nero,
i;pdiknts:
,psPoons
fat
"
dced
onion
"
Ail
e&
Itreen
nrnnpr
evuirateJ
milk
J8
in,lk
in
every
can
11
c
the
...
vou
use
Carnation
1
1
rcsuUs.
And
U
ta
offce-yo-i
get
n
mwe
bab.es
uncooked
riee,
3
cups
of
enld
water
and
I'm
teaspoons
of
Fhlt
into
a
2-quart
sauccpun
and
bring
to
a
vigorous
boil.
Turn
the
heat
as
low
as
possible.
Cover
the
saucepan
with
a
lid.
Do
not
icmove
lid
nor
s'ir
riee
while
it
is
conking.
Leave
kiiicc-pnn
over
this
low
heat
for
1
1
minutes.
After
the
rice
has
cook-
'
cd,
remove
saucepan
f-orn
hi:t
but
keep
the
lid
on
until
tho
lice
is
to
be
served.
Use
exact
measurements
of
uncooked
riee
and
water.
Time
1lie
cooking
accurately.
For
extra
convenience
and
economy
of
time
and
effort
cook
2
cups
of
rice,
4
cups
of
water
and
2
teaspoons
of
salt
keeping
the
extra
cups
of
unused
rice,
already
cooked,
in
the
refrigerator
in
a
covered
container.
Use
it
as
needed
in
quick,
delicious
and
inexpensive
soups,
salads,
casserole
dishes,
hot
breads
and
desserts.
METHOD:
Melt
the
fat
in.
a
saucepan
or
skillet.
Fry
the
onion,
green
pepper
and
beef
in
the
fat
until
the
onion
and
pepper
are
tender
and
the
beef
is
cooked
through
and
slightly
browned.
Add
more
fat
if
necessary
to
keep
mixture
from
sticking.
Add
the
tomato
sauce,
the
tomato
catsup,
Worcester?
hi
re
sauce,
salt
and
pepper.
Cook
over
a
low
heat
for
10
minutes.
Serve
over
the,
hot
cooked
rice.
This
recipe
makes
lOVrvinfii
fed
Carnai
iu
........
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n
wJJkT
V
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f
'
nt,ver
one
wei
TTfor
just
DAY
TEST
SEVEN
u
aKE
WIS
.
.i.nir
nrcM-in
,
r3
tr
a
..-.An
Milk
in
Pl4ce
"l
7
.'
.i,
no
other
brand
Car
"-
eJ
Carnation
-..,
irinn
we
we
vou
ve
usi
bottle
carton
'"nd
ground
berf
III
.,,
..:fu
vou.
will
sai"'j
i
U"M
cans
tomato
ur
h
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