honor
all
time
checks
toi
aii
and
no
woik.
aim
inuii'iiai
ior
any
con-
So
Prince
RuDerf
Doliv
News
Thursday,,
March
2(1,
1952
With
,
"C
r.t
mii
nlih
in
....
....I
.
.
-
L
R
t.;.
LETTERBOX
Ul
Liun
'Kuu,tl'
ul
JJllVtU'ei
rlni1Dn,l.
Willi,,
'which
has
been
approved
by
your
honrn-
"
"
local
government
trustee,
be
it.
f
ms
M!
tk..
It
,
(
-A
zr
ft
!
.
MOKK
SOCIAL
C'RFDIT
city
council,
municipal
council
the
peon1
ir"
;
or
oi
her
government
trustee.
in
a
h.
i,
isstln
"
Won
War
Anyway?
Writer
Russia
Lucky
Country
Who
Says
Editor.
:
Daily
News:
5;
.5
I
-John
Doe's
house
under
So-
prosper
fCj
;
rPPlv
(''a'
Credit
is
a
lair
example
pin
vour
.4
to
criticisms
by
H.
D.
Smith
in
,
where
the
physically
possible
is
so
monnn,
(c
'
barch
14
Daily
News?
;
made
financially
possible.
lrct
lrct
inttr
interest
?0ur
C!,l.
By
ALAN
HARVEY
fro,
Mr.
Smith's
points
oi
cnycisin
i
ir
John
Does
house
burned
for
n-,ii,re
..
"Wt:
your
V
!
LONDON
(CP)
Who
rcallV
W0I1
the
war,
anv-:
were
only
personal
apprenen-.down
lt
h,
physically
possible
to
In
like
Se
f
1
J-
r,,,.-A,Q
..,
.
.sions
and
had
no
relation
what-;
restore
It
but
if
John's
child
Eovcrnmcn.
,
er
o
c-
"utf
way?
Six
years
after
the
cease-lire
in
Europe,
along
,ever
t0
Soclal
credit.
I
appre-j
burned
along
with.
the
house
tiirS'fc.
.government
ciate
the
le'.ter
and
will
en-
John
must
war
that
loss
alone
ereriii
11
4
jA
ic'omes
a
writer
who
reinforces
the
suspicion
mat
(lenvnr
to
ilfdUuillt
Ml-.
Smith
Wit
h
niir
svnm.fi
hiei
i
i.
.'
..
n
Htl
I
j
!
A
v
V
y
j
ICUSSia
was
trie
jucity
country.
.
with
how
to
obtain
Social
Credit
tble
to
restore
me
latter
Iosk
and
into,
'"
t
A'i
!
in
a
carefully-documented,
:
v
and
how
It
will
function.
It
will
i
with
flnancvn
The
lame
as
our
nru.H.,,,1
l?.
,
:
:
"ii
Hi'ti...
i
iou-pae
stuuy,
iiuiicu
nae
as
have
torn
the
wea.K
oeriuau
tir
jn
uc
j"""
t.
h
iuiuin
miji
hi
injinr
luirign
bank
I
the
war-booK-to-ena-all-war-
f,-ont
to
nieces
and
ended
the
nooociy.
ii
one
noes
um
uikhi-
rjattielield.
Everv
a
lienslon
lfn
v,,.i,
.
books,
Australian-born
Chester
.nr
in
the
winter
of
1944.
that
it
would
keep
its
promUes.
from
the
loss
of
support
but
it
for
h.
"
,
a
f
Wilmot
argues
that
largely
be-
wumnt
is
understood
to
have
I
cause
of
United
States
confi-
Parted
his
book
prejudiced
Our
nation
has
solved
the
,s
not
financially
possible
to
re-
t
ion
yet
one
I
rtenoe
and
susnicion
of
Britain
?....,!.,
vnnnnmerv
hut.
to
hnve
'
:
hn
,catlr
i:
problem
problem
of
of
production.
production.
Stores
Stores
store
store
the
(he
son.
son.
no
-i
"be
nmifr.
...
Stalin
emerged
from
the
Sec-
finished
!
ond
World
War
as
master
of
Montv
his
his
studies
studies
a
a
convinced
convinced
I
and
warehouses
ate
ouiging.
uur;
A
c,.ia
cmIlt
government
'
me
credit
:
T
man.
nan.
"The
"The
Struggle
Struggle
for
for
who;...
difficulty
is
the
ait
f
WOukl
have
no
need
to
borrow
'roads,
bridw,
lf
,
casts
considerable
light
dlMribution
of
the
nation
s
goods
j
m
for
any
purp0se
as
It
does
et..
or
replV
T,
'
differences
between
and
services
anything
like
fairly
,
now
,,
tax
people
t0
pay
bark
;
What
a
SwiawS
nery
and
such
Ameri-
or
evenly
to
our
people
ito
bank
with
interest.
Persons
nient
would
to
L
;
nan
turope.
Europe"
Wilinot's
story
is
outlined
in
tn
the
ine
airuggie
ior
curooe
iuo
-uinnitmme
jlinsi
to
be
published
late
in'can
generals
as
Omar
Bradley.:
This
distribution
will
be
the
u.trH
uti'trn
ntitnf'v
!
n
ui'tn
tiufti
Lai
rm
nKt
.
-
j
March
in
Canada
and
the
United
wnose
book
on
the
war
contains
natuiai
result
unuer
a
social
oouai
i
i
HnJy
(.nlirf,e
i
;
the
inr
interest
muMo,
,i;
rate
laic
:
UIC
thele.
:
,M
-"
for
we
::..?.ui
C
had
Iliia
i,'
HEADED
FOR
FAR
EAST
Eight
Canadian
girls
will
set
out
next
month
to
become
the
first
Canadian
Red
Cross
welfare
team
to
serve
wi
h
the
Canadian
forces
in
Japan
and
perhaps
in
Korea.
Harold
H.
Leather,
chairman
of
the
R
?d
Cross
national
executive,
said
the
team
was
recruited
at
the
request
of
the
Defence
Department.
Girls,
front
row.
left
to
right,
are:,
Virginia
Cook,
Calgary;
Simone
Masson,
Mont
real:
Gertrude
Trottier,
Montreal;
JoanWatson,
Toronto;
back
row,
Sheila
Douglas,
Ottawa;
Ruth
Doern,
supervisor,
Winnipeg:
Eleanor
Douglas.
Ottawa;
Annette
Labrie.
Quebec
City.
'
i
CP
PHOTO)
.
'
churwl.
Money
nur
fn:Tl
c:CiJ,,
'
states,
wumoi
covcrca
inc
war,
critical
references
to
BnUsn
""''-
1
gavcrnmer.t
i
n
TiTtr
nnnrnnnHnnt
a
.
....
ii
n
r
I
wifit'f
mn
m
n
n
'p
i
us
a
Luiiioijuuuiiii
uiiu
peneraisniu.
...
t-
,
laionri
is
not
wealth.
H
it
were
All
men
nf
Qti
;
spent
post-war
years
poring
over
,
on
the
other
hand.
Wilmot
is
u'e
neara-eai
nea
a.
sei
vings
oi
t
,
f
nroductu.
monev
would
hB
'
,ih
h.,...
4,1
-.
.
,
'
V"
battle
documents
One
of
his
not
one-sided
in
his
judgments
the
PePle
wh0
do
lne
,k
of:
useless
!..
robbery
and
&maL
f
(hicf
conclusions
is
that
the
late!
nnd
admits
that
Montv
had
production
nn
wer
KhinwrerkM
on
not
If
ttnH
1
uc
ui-lttCUVf
P-
responsibility
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
distrusted
frontier
incinHinir
thn!
Our
first
CT
......
.
.
.
.
,
vv.v
...
...
.......
wt.
uui
-
i
numu
ant
sf.,..j
habit
of
exercising
his
author-
privuege
u.
10
get
a
KiiowieoRe
oi
,ar8
nnd
no
fo.Ki
he
would
starve.!
national
divw-
11
ty
"almost
as
a
matter
Of
tk)(al
,l,fdjt.
'nlt'h
ls
0
blrtn"
'
but
l
J
if
one
1
had
-1
a
supply
I
of
M
M
fooch
.
,
ritrht
"
i
ifeot.
wan
liiul
fcjutwieiige,
wer
rHE
EXPERTS
S)ait
.
.
.
have
faith.
With
faith,
we
couplvt
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
i
Britain,
as
an
imperial
power
1
allegedly
bearing
the
"colonial
!
stigma."
even
more
than
Rus-i
sia.
KKI)
CONCESSION'S
j
j
"That
assessment
of
his
al-1
i
lies,"
says
Wilmot,
"was
a
de-!
cisive
factor
in
Roosevelt's
readi-
Women's
Red
Cross
Team
For
Korea
TORONTO
(CP)
Eight
Canadian'
girls
will
set
out
for
Japan
next
month
to
become
the
first
Canadian
Red
Cross
welfare
team
to
serve
with
Canadian
SliOO.OOO
AITOMATIC
Continues
from
page
1)
Ifft
Sensational!
:
new
automatic
system,
which
By
KAY
REX
FISH
CHEAP
Fish,
a
traditional
VANCOUVER.
All
decked
out
ness
to
make
concessions
to
the
would
be
installed
within
26
in
her
new
spring
outfit
which
soviet
Union
both
in
Europe
and
months,
Automatic
Electric
Co.
includes
a
fresh
coat
of
paint
in
Asia
in
order
t0
ensure
stal-
would
provide
the
city
free
of
works
and
help
spread
the
good
news
until
people
will
elect
and
put
into
Parliament
at
Ottawa,
people
chosen
from
our
own
intelligent
neighbors
who
will
assume
full
right
to
issue
our
nation's
'
money.
This
right
was
handed
over
to
chartered
banks
by
our
Canadian
government
in
1871
as
was
also
done
by
George
Washington
in
U.SA.
in
17U1.
Any
reasonable
explanation
for
food
in
LabradS'',
.
cat
4
in-
w
:4m-
.
:.
Newfoundland
and
and
the
latest
thing
in
radar
,
in-s
entry
into
tlle
pacifiC
war;'
charge
with
facilities
for
300
forces
in
Japan
and
perhaps
in
als0
js
about
tne
cheapest
dish
equipment,
Canadian
National,
Not
a1
authorities
are
entirely
!
extra
subscribers
and
other
Korea.
,
available
in
the
Atlantic
prov-
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
is
all
in
acc0rd.
A
book
published
here
equipment
to
temporarily
re-
Tho
girls
are
between
the
ages
ince.
ready
to
leave
here
Monday
on
:
recently
by
George
Kennan,
lieve
the
current
congestion
and
of
25
and
35
and
more
than
half
There
are
many
ways
to
cook
her
first
nun
of
the
spring
and
j
famed
.-Mr
x-
0f
the
U.S.
State
inability
to
expand
the
service
of
them
bilingual.
Gertrude
fish
in
fresh,
canned,
pickled
or
summer
season.
;
Department,
takes
the
view
that
by
installation
of
new
lnstru-
Trottier
of
Alexandria,
one
of
dried
form.
.
The
well
Known
B.C.
coast
ship
:
the
Anglo-Saxon
powers,
once
;
ments.
the
team,
has
also
added
Polish
Among
home-makers
the
real
s
just
out
alter
her
annual
over-
engaged
in
mortal
conflict
with
Broken
down,
the
figure
uf
Jt
JW-'
c-
,
-
.
U-
i
.
V
"
il
S
r
rrt.-,
'
such
procedure
is
lacking.
A
Social
Credit
government
would
ascertain
the
valu.?
of
the
1
take
nm
over
.
the
Irt
ue
oermanv
y'
.
could
have
.
done
little
,
kCom
a62,886
includes
ir.,.iH.'.!
th
the
fiin,.-i.
following
annually
,
ior
oftenen
..
and
j
supply
;
1
haul
and
will
now
to
her
stock
of
languages
and
experts
are
those
"who
actually
ionnun.
rXtchikan
if.tchiHr,
,:
IVL
w".,""""11.
items:
money
(debt
free,
interest
free.
i.-
IUUIV11JK
luiwaiu
iu
lh,uiiiu
l.u
xt'rU
lUIUf
lailllilfa
aiiu
keep
rcu
j,
;
;
4,j.
K
Vr-..
Vi-
.....
OARV
COOPER
DISTANT
DRUMS
A
Welti
rH'n
t-ttm
r-MM
if
mun
mot.
the
Japanese
language.
prices
down,"
said
Anna
Tern-
""""
prj"
;
George
.1
Winston
nurtnm
am.
,
Central
office
$226,119
through
the
banks.
The
people.
Harold
H,
Leather,
chairman
pleton
of
St.
John's,
Nfld.,
or-
'rP
"J
'
.1
have
th.
entire
amount
of
the
Red
Cross
national
execu-
ganizing
secretary
of
the
Jubilee
le
Prince
R'rt
wU1
caU
at
.
i"1!.!?.
L
enuld
t
no
.
T
o,
lllil
wa
and
salaries,
.
supple-
tive.
said
the
team
was
recruited
Guild
of
Newfoundland.
They
River.
Ocean
Falls
and
'
ZZnst
TZStoET-
lS
Z
Ztn?
T
S"
foSS
at
the.
request
of
the
depart-
are
the
women
"who
manage
to
Prince
Rupert.
'state
without
help
from
another
"n
Cools
add
tion
to
the
$562
KM
services
Exan
DU3
a
d
incut
of
national
defence.
The
do
a
good
job
in
day-to-day
On
the
completion
of
her
last
;
totalitarian
state
was
bound
to
7Z
h.
t
'Z
lZu?
,
housekeeping."
Miss
Templeton
.winter
voyage
on
Saturday,
the
be
t0
deliver
a
large
part
of
for
a
building
to
house
the
tele-
amounted
to
521
billion
dollar.;,
explained
new
Prince
George
will
be
given
lnt0
Russian
hands.
Europe
phone
system-there
being
three
while
wages
and
salaries
onlv
that
in
Newfoundland
iish
ol
her
annual
spring
cneck-up
oe-;
Tn
view
0f
recent
conflict:
proposals
for
prospective
site
for
amounted
to
$17
billion
dol'ars
Un
location
in
Fknkw
i
Drumn'
Gary
Cooper
nuta
mile
trip
into
the
twft'trit
Sea-Hor$
25.
Thu
m
m-.
erm'ffi
water
travel.
25
hp
30
mph.!
Lest
than
4
'J
?r:
girls
will
be
attached
to
the
Commonwealth
LeaVi1,:
Centre
in
Tokyo
and
to
the
Common-Wealth
Hospital
at
Kur.
"Their
concern
will
be
for
canteen
work,
welfare
cases,
hos
any
Kina
mases
a
cneaper
uiml--
.-
s
:
witnin
me
urnisn
LiRoor
puny
sucn
a
building:
so
th
amount
of
national
divi-
than
meat.
schedule
up
the
Inside
Passage
based
partly
on
the
real
degree
j.
The
old
government
liquor
riend
distributed
ibv
government
However,
as
fat
as
meat
is
10
akagway.
,of
the
Russian
danger,
it
is
in-,
store
at
Third
Avenue
and
Sec-
checKsi
would
be
$4
billion
dol-
concerned
"we
all
know
that
the
Prince
George's
iirst
voyage
teresting
that
Kennan,
original
;
ond
street.
lars.
These
checks
would
be
bhtit!
Ana
oniy
....
pital
visits
and
all
the
thousand
.
"i
H
V.
i
OC
Cfmhi
brake
Ii.
o.
at
4uo
r.p.m.
best
way
for
bringing
down
the
will
be
a
charter
run
carrying
apostle
of
"containment."
and
2.
The
old
Court
House
site
honored
at
banks.
Just
as
our
a.nd-one
problems
a
soldier
car
i
f
,.
aoout
juu
menmers
oi
me
wortn-
wi
mm
are
nrm
nenevers
in
inn
o
i
....
...
v.
c
,i
,kt.
.
W.
R.
LOVE
ELECTRIC
CO.
(
OlV
HAY
PRINCE
Elf
vie
intfi
hottlo
.-i1Vi
Viim
"
nir4!
CUSL
Oi
Llie
maul
uicili
iui
aiij
-
....
.
un
aixuuu
i.cnuc
bi
f
uuivil
uiu
iJt-ii.iwii
nic
iiwiu
t,
tw
meal
is
to
use
cheaper
cuts
of'west
United
States
Presbyterian
policy
of
negotiating
from
,
street
'the
money
stream.
If
more
and
Mr.
r
Leutnei.
.
to
Sitka.
Alaska,
leaving
do
not
under-!
.Synod
strength.
They
indudin
ground
beef
3
Ground
on
Fuiton
street
more
machines
displaced
men
The
girls
have
had
previous!
'
here
on
May
27
and
.returning
,
rate
Russia.
'
.
immediately
alongside
the
City
and
wages
and
salaries
are
less,
experience
in
the
armed
forces
IltAl
i
on
June
3.
This
is
her
only
(
ENDORSES
MONTY,
.
i
Hall.
the
national
dividend
will
pro-,
or
in
overseas
Red
Cross
hos-
Miss
Templeton
recommends
scheduled
visit
to
Sitka
this
year
wilmot's
book
contains
a
sec-!
The
matter
of
site
is
expected
portionately
swell.-
.
.
.
pitals.
Their
civilian
jobs,
from
,
chop
suey
to
housewives
who
and
only
the
second
time
she's
ondary
theme.
This
is
in
gen-!
to
be
further
considered
at
next
Now
Mi
.
Smith
you
can
plainly
librarian
to
hospital
visitor,
had
1
must
stretch
their
meat
money
called
at
the
port.
m
fraJ
a
sympatrletic
examination
I
Monday
night's
regular
meeting
see
that
this
money
would
not
one
thing
in
common
they
'
to
the
limit.
On
returning
from
that
voy-
ot
Anglo-American
differences
'
of
the
city
council.
be
"counterfeit,"
neither
the
dealt
directlv
with
the
public.
Ingredients:
Fat
pork;
one-
j
age
she
will
take
some
260
dele-
0f
opinion
and
in
particular
an!
The
new
building
may
involve
govermcnt
chocks
"bogus"
since
Bates
attending
the
Interna-:
'
the
expenditure
of
you
sent
these
men
to
Parlia-
The
eirls
will
take
a
two
weel-
half
onion;
one-half
pound
:
expression
of
the
view
that
th.j
something
'
minced
meat;
water;
two.
table-;tional
Kiwanis
convention
tojwar
might
have
been
cleaned
up
:
like
$40,000.
ment
to
carry
out
your
will.
.our,e
(.Olirse
iinrier
Prnfen,-
c
hi
rle
,
,
Unail
flOICSSOl
CnarieS
'..
l,p
hplrl
In
Soottlol
nn
a
mrf
i
...;
Tl,.
i
I.,
l
i
Nnut
oi
Iho
.nhi;ill
n.
itirams
r
ep'
nne-nalr
can
to-
...
v..
m
u
miuttu
s
rieiu
mat
i
v.i.j
wunui
.a
oncuuj
in
k
UP
YOUR
SHARE
OF
THESE
AND
MANY
E.
Hendry
of
the
University
of
;
,s;
made
"financially
.u.oc
w
oat,j,
i
snai
viscount
Montgomery
nau
'"
Bovmnon
wun
me
provincial
-'"
uruit,
.olliritT
'j
f
Wl
rra
rl
tra
1
1
VestrY
i
Irn
n
1
.
...
.
.
.
.
v.
,
.
rinpui
klo
Toronto
School
of
Social
Work
mato
soup:
NON-ADVERTISED
DOLLAR-STRETCH!
Rrnun
the
ehnnneri
onion
in
V"'""B
"""s'
naa
nis
way.
guvei
iiuieni.
io
purciuise
tne
OICl
v.un.
Your
Social
Credit
government
,
.
,
.j
i
and
Prmce
Rupert
and
arriving
Broadlev.
Montgomery
argued
liquor
store.
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r
.t
?y
2
,Z.
;:iPackhe''e
June
13.
She
will
leavej
for
a.
single
decisive
military
;
Mayor
Whalen
last
night
may
recommend
to
banks
to
SPFCIALS!
PRICES
GOOD
TO
MARCH
27TH
"V
"
"
7
V7
V
1Rle
aBam
lnaL
nlgnl
on
lne
stroke
on
a
narrow
front,
in-'
questioned
the
wisdom
of
buv-
til
meat
is
cooked.
Add
tomato
flrst
0f
scheduled
;
eight
summer
stead
of
dispersing
resources
on
ing
the
old
liquor
store
cost
of
sntiti
soup
when
when
nenr
nearly
v
none.
done.
!-Trtcirln
Pqccqo-o
Passage
cruises
.micoc
in
to
cioo-
...
.
.
...j.
..
.i
..
jTnside
Skag
a
broaa
iront.,
wumov
quoira
necessary
reconstruction
of
mis
individual
lecipe
can
De
way.
:
Monteomerv
as
savine
after
the
'
which
w
niaeert
at.
so
im
KLIM
5
lb.
tin
5'l
to
prepare
them
for
their
work
in
Japan.
Ruth
Doern
of
Winnipeg,
a
graduate
of
the
School
of
Social
Work
here,
heads
the
team.
Other
members
are:
June
Watson.
To:
onto;
Eleanor
Dundas,
Ottawa;
Sheila
Douglas,
Ottawa;
Miss
Trottier,
Simone
Masson,
Montreal;
Annette
Labrie,
Quebec
City,
and
Virginia
Cook,
Calgary.
The
girls
will
fly
to
Japan
and
NABOB
TEA,
1
lb.
99c
BUTTER,
1st
grade
71c
Weincrs
1
lb
increased
according
to
the
num-
j
Advance
b
o
o
k
i
n
g
s
indicate
Normandy
breakout:
;
,
AM
nDO.t
lnvf,H
anri
A1H
ber
of
persons
to
be
served.
that
the
Prince
George
will
have
;
We
must
decide
on
one
thrust
tplL
that
the
rieni
For
dessert
Miss
Templeton
a
busy
season
with
reservations
,
and
put
all
the
maintenance
to
with
Aotamktic
Fleet
riche
1
suggests
filling
unbaked
pastry
!
now
running
well
ahead
of
last
j
support
that.
If
we
split
the
;
'
0ved
and
further
steps
shells
with
the
following:
One
year.
maintenance
and
advance
on
a
witn
a
vipw
t0
financing
and
cup
molasses
i
heavy
i;
one
egg.
!
broad
front,
we
shall
be
so
weak
lhe
presentation
of
a
money
by-
Beat
these
together
slightly
i
everywhere
that
we
will
have
no
spoon
finely
chopped
parsley
;
j
law
to
the
people
j
7otUMifiB
re
HMTiri
itioot
I
L
.
i
fliiri
hiikp
in
n
mnriiiim
nvpn
nnp-hn
f
tooennnn
.colt-
ntmiAni-
,
mautc
ui
auLLlfl.
a
re
allowed
64
of
only
pounds
umil
sct
Cool
before
serving.
j
Cook
rice
in
boiling
salted
Wilmot
says
that
if
even
15
divisions
had
carried
on
after
the
capture
of
Brussels
and
luggage
for
the
trip.
A
trunkful
water
until
tender.
Drain.
Re-1
move
bones
and
skin
and
flake
;
"This
mixturs
is
good
either
!
in
large
pies
or
as
individual
tarts,"
said
Miss
Templeton.
Liege,
as
proposed
by
Montgom
.
f
5
!,
H
t-
j
I
'
lit....
..
if
i
fish.
Add
to
rice
and
heat
in
ery,
the
Germans
would
have
double-boiler.
Stir
melted
but-
.
heer
nnnhle
tn
Kfnn
them
seiv-
ISH
DISH
It?jl
each
will
follow
by
ship
but
they
have
been
warned
not
to
expect
them
for
about
two
months.
"We're
thanking
our
lucky
stars
that
nylon
lingerie
has
been
invented,"
commented
Miss
Dundas.
APPLES,
Rome,
cookers,
4
lbs.
LETTUCE,
larqe,
firm
ond
crisp
CARRAfiF
lnm
firm
heads.
Der
lb.
Kedgaree
is
a
Newfoundland
ter
lnto
slightly
beaten
egg
yolks,
j
inf?
the
Ruhr.
Von
Blumentrilt.i
fish
recipe
recommended
by
the
'
Add
Pal'sley
and
seasonings,
j
chief
of
staff
10
Gen.
Karl
von
i
Jubilee
Guilds.
'
Combine
with
fish.
Cook
one
j
Rundsterit,
is
quoted
as
sayln
j
Ingredients;
Two-thirds
cup
j
or
two
minutes.
stirring
slightly,
t-uch
a
breakthrough
"would
!
mm
-sy
M
We
carry
a
larqe
variety
of
fresh
fruit
v
tables
and
the
orices
ore
the
lowest
into
uncooked
rice;
two
cups
cooked
fish:
one-quarter
cup
melted
Classified
advertising
in
the
'
DAILY
NEWS"
bring
results.
rirnn
!m
nnA
c
for
VOUfSClt
uuuv,,i,
twu
ite
vuiM,
U11C
WTtt-
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
FRESH
EGGS
AO
r.DAhC
A
I
ADi.r
A,
m
rKUVIINLIAL
MCrilAL
DCALin
ItKYILtS
SCHOOL
OF
PSYCHIATRIC
NURSING
ANNOUNCES
A
new
two-year
course
in
Psychiatric
Nursing
offering
instruc-lion
to
both
men
and
women,
in
preparatian
for
a
career
in
j
humanitarian
service!
'
Graduates
of
this
course
arc
eligible
for
j
licensing
as
Psychiatric
Nurses.
There
are
opportunities
for
pro-
j
mttion
to
assistant
Charge
nurse
and
charge
nurse
in
the!
Provincial
Mental
Health
Services.
j
Old
?tiiMdot
ROBINHOOD
HEINZ
FLOUR
BABY
FOOD
7
lb.
bag
per
case
55c
$2.19
RUM
The
rmiri
Offer:
Subjects
including
psychiatry,
piiychiat.ric
nursing,
anatomy,
psysiology
and
nursing
techniques,
etc.
psychology,
DON'T
MISS
THE
LUX
'2
PRICE
!
Experience
in
all
the
major
fields
of
psychiatric-nursing
will
be
provided
by
rotation
through
the
Crease
Clinic
of
Psychological
,
Medicine
and
the
Provincial
Mental
Hospital,
Essondale;
and
The
Woodlands
School,
New
Westminster.
Opportunity
to
assist
in
an
extensive
mental
health
program.
This
advert
if
ement
i
not
published
or
displayed
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
liritish
Columbia
GLOVES
Heavy
foW"
VIGORO
plant
food
85c
Milnrv
Women
Men
1st
6
months
$107
per
month
IMS
deninc
u
"
,
Jftf
n
paib
W
50
,b-
.
S2.98
I
"
Ail
minion
K.lliri.iients
Education
Grade
10
(higher
gritdrs
given
preference).
Age
18
years
(women)
19
years
1
men
)
Good
physical
and
emotional
health
together
with
a
sincere
Interest
in
people.
150
184
2nd
6
months
Second
year
.
214
Two
weeks
vacation
with
pay.
Uniform
ls
provided.
SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
-
SW
Tlan
your
garden
now
while
our
selection
Many
varieties
to
choose
""""
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
ANNUAL
MEETING
MARCH
21st
-
8
p.m.
Ladies'
Lounge,
Civic
Centre
G.
G.
Fdwardson,
Provincial
Secretary
Superintendent,
guest
speaker.
ELECTION
OF
OFFICERS
1
Vciiiniiiiciclali.nl
mid
Keereatlon
Residence
accommodation
and
meals
are
provided
at
a
very
nominal
cost.
Recreational
facilities
are
available
at
Pennington
Hall.
Essondale,
and
in
the
nearby
cities
of
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster.
The
Spring
classes
will
commence
April
23rd,
1952
and
those
wishing
to
enroll
should
make
application
before
April
first.
Application
forms
and
further
Information
may
be
obtained
from:
Miss
E.
M.
Pultun,
Director
of
Nursing,
School
of
Psychiatric
Nursing,
Provincial
Mental
Health
Services,
,
Dssondalc,
B.C.
'
PHONf
755
BEST
BUY5
FISHINS
FUN
Dale
Koabel,
left,
of
Port
Colborne
and
Philip
Crankow
of
Winfleet,
take
advantage
of
the
few
remaining
days
of
Ontario's
ice-fishing
season.
Hundreds
of
Canadians
and
United
Slates
visitors
fish
the
province's
many
rivers
and
lakes
for
commercial
reasons
and
for
sport
during
the
season
which
usually
lasts
about
two
months.
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