NAVY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ncvs
Saturday,
February
2,
1952
tage
in.
shopping
and
standing
in
line,
and
olten
cannot
aflord
restaurant
meals
which
are
un-
put
one
put
round
their
hats
and
the
other
round
their
armj.
FHE
EXPERTS
jau
...
ANCIENT
METHOD
Boats
with
oars
and
square
sails
were
used
for
transport
hi
rationed.
As
the
tea
ration
is,
small
it
usually
is
a
good
idea
to;
send
tea
to
older
men
and;
women.
'
I
A
common
use
for
the
handker-
j
chief
was
to
wear
them
around
!
WRENS
Get
Full
Kit
And
Ready
for
Duty
j
the
Nile
Valley
of
Egypt
long
before
the
pharoahs.
.
Housewives
who
do
a
good
deal
of
their
own
cooking
probably
the
head
to
prevent
.sweat
run
ning
into
the
eyes.
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Prenn
Stall
Wrlu-r
SON
Whist
will
welcome
shortening,
sugar
and
dried
eggs
In
their
food
par
JbuiHfllll'l
cels.
"RATIONING"
remains
both
an
Important
and
doleful
word
Drive
and
Dance
FRUGAL
FANCIES
The
National
Council
of
Women
sug-eests
that
as
another
means
of
In
the
British
vocabulary.
Money
:
Is
the
cause
of
it
particularly
,
the
shortage
of
dollars.
This
prevents
Britain
from
Importing
I
anything
but
basic
products,
j
Food
parcels
from
this
side
of
l
Mrs.
R.
Cormier
returned
as
two-time
winner
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
and
dance
last
night,
taking
ladles'
first
prize.
Miss
Tesste
Richmond
mm,
cutting
down
on
food
expenditures
Canadian
housewives
serve
simpler
titbits
and
less
variety
at
their
teas
and
club
meetings.
After
all
these
foods
are
practically
always
in
addition
to
regu
Where
do
we
wear
that?
!
This
question
was
on
the
lips
of
many
Wrens
last
drill
night
as
the
girls
inspected
items
of
their
full
issue
of
kit
received
from
Leading
Seaman
Wad-dell.
A
complete
evening
was
spent
in
fitting
uniforms
with
the
occasional
time
out
for
coffee
but
it
was
a
happy
group
of
Wrens
who
departed
with
the
traditional
kit-bags
slung
over
their
shoulders.
held
second
prize
the
Atlantic
still
thrill
the
Brit-
For
the
men,
W..
Campbell
ish
friend
or
relative
who
re-
came
f
1
r
1
1;
Ben
Skalmerud,
wives
them.
lar
meals.
One
kind
of
cake
should
do
Just
as
effectively
as
two
or
three.
Homemade
pickles
and
relishes
should
add
as
much
zest
to
meals
as
olives
which
after
Hill
are
second,
chair
prize
was
won
by
John
McNaughlon;
door
prize,'
by
Bruce
Mills.
j
Delightful
refreshments
were
'
milliliters
became
.
f
-iIxts
lust
night
0,
1Viil
their
major-,
u
mi
c'tiiif!
of
the
,
m-iiicl.
They
were
,f
y
Ai;ne.s
Smith,
,
f(
burcny.
Gv-rd
Lien
1,
t
Hurtwig.
$
m
Heather
Brew-
r
the
meeting.
f,
ceremony
was
of
the
)ii
o
memory
w
ho
was
director
I
mtv
a
social
was
4,-".4"-l
hull
where
,
,
beiiiK
the
ninth
..
hi
the
local
bethel,
SAVE
UP
The
Wrens
are
now
fully
kit-
"We
used
to
get
prunes
In
war
time
but
since
currency
deteriorated
we
don't
get
them,"
Mrs.
Mary
Charley
of
Kingston-on-Thames
In
England,
recently
TO
$20
Cn.fl
served
by
the
following
commit
tec-
headed
Mrs.
by
Barney
wrole
l(J
a
relatjVB
ln
Toronto
Roald:
Mr.
and
Mrs-.
Ray
John
"Of
course
we
get
fresh
fruit
In
tary
Clubs,
Inspected
HMCS
Chatham
and
Morse
Creek
Ful
Depot.
The
inspectors
of
fleet
stores
and
accounting
departed
for
Vancouver
via
the
Prince
George
Thursday.
NEW
ENTRY
aSluon
son
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Armand
Lund
luid
Leonaiil
Ilalliiin.
MADE
TO
MFASURE
imported.
!
While
the
small
packages
of
processed
cheese
are
easy
to
j
keep,
It's
more
economical
to
buy
j
cheese
cut
from
the
large
uiuld.
,
This
will
keep
for
a
long
time
If
j
wrapped
in
a
cloth
wrung
out
in
j
vinegar.
When
cheese
becomes
1
dry
it
may
be
grated
for
use
in
i
cooking.
.
the
market
apples
oranges
and
very
expensive
grapes."
Bananas
she
said
never
appear
ln
British
shops.
Eire
was
delighted
with
the
dried
apricots,
prunes
and
pears
received
In
a
food
parcel.
It
is
recommended
that
can
Miss
Nancy
Hopkins
was
given
I'UMluy
e.mc
naa
ted
and
ready
to
take
over
their
duties
should
the
occasion
arise.
CADET
BAND
The
blare
of
bugles
may
be
heard
each
Thursday
night
as
the
Sea
Cadet
bugle
band
proceeds
to
and
from
parade.
There
Is
no
"sweet
note"
as
yet,
but
the
enthusiasm
displayed
by
these
boys
for
their
corps
and
band
can
only
mean
that
in
a
.short
time
our
cidets
will
have
a
fine
band.
RESERVE
RIFLE
TEAMS
COMPETE
Across
Canada
each
month
.22
.ri'i
were
taken
or
51
Alex
Mitchell.
i
i.
IP
if
r-
rt
a
warm
welcome
by
the
Wrens
on
Wednesday
-night.
A
local
teacher,
Miss
Hopkins
has
an
application
to
Join
the
Wrena.
NAVAL
CUSTOMS
AND
TRADITIONS
ned
meat
be'
included
ln
food
SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
BUY
YOUR
SPRING
NEEDS
NOW
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
ki"
..
A
.
'.1
Ckldlaiiitil
Promotion
for
Local
Officer
!'
-
Black
Silk
Handkerchief:
This,'
parcels.
However,
this
doesn't
1
mean
tins
of
such
prepared
dishes
as
Irish
stew
which
contains
a
large
proportion
of
vegetables
and
gravy.
Plain
beef
ln
one
form
or
another
is
appreciated.
At
present
the
bacon
ration
in
Britain
Is
three
ounces
weekly
together
with
approxi
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Phone
345'
Promotion
from
rank
of
sub-
rifle
teams
composed
of
five
inspector
to
Inspector
is
an-
men
will
be
mailing
score
sheets
nounced
for
W.
C.
V.
Chisholm.
and
targets
to
select
a
monthly
Third
Avenue
enjoyable
evening
t
:ien
Indies
of
t
he
f
A
.
Naval
Divisions.
S2-vpnr-nld
officer
commanding
winner
from
UidsX'iyal
Purple
entcr-.s
At
the
lodge
home.
Mclntyre
was
In
mately
ately
one
one
pound
pound
o
of
meat
meat.
,
'
division
of
the
This
scheme
has
been
proposed
Cheese
also
f
wlf"i'
Pf"
I
jval
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
by
Navy
Headquarters
and
dU-
i
i
r
i
as
popularly
supposed,
was
not
Introduced
as
a
symbol
of
mourning
for
Nelson.
It
had
been
in
general
use
in
the
Service
for
some
time
before
his
death.
It
Is
permissible,
however,
to
suppose
that
the
crew
of
the
Victory
in
1805
applied
this
black
silk
handkerchief
to
this
particular
purpose,
as
the
crew
of
the
Berwick
had
done
in
1794
in
honor
of
their
dead
captain.
The
ship's
company
vided
their
handkerchiets
anJ
i
fii.ies
and
entertaln-
t
I
v
!
with
j
ferably
Canadian
cheddar
Insnector
Chisholm
recently
ar-
cussed
at
a
conlerence
of
Naval
,.
IJIr.s.
Klsie
Hutl
un
:
L
i
rived
here
from
Edmonton.
shmenl
arrange
Divisions
late
last
year.
Discussions
by
the
RCN
staff
here
have
turned
to
crabs,
spring
tides
and
with
the
warmer
weather
here,
fishing
will
start
shortly.
The
self
appointed
cook
in
the
newly
liub
have
now
1)0
mark
with
15
ii.iiiier
nwivw.
Fur-
Banking
Hours
Here
Unchanged
Only
Larger
Cities
and
Environs
Included
in
hir
dune
on
1m-
-A
11
.irlue
(juarters.
STJ
V
.
1
.
1
I
.
1
1
TODDLER'S
ROBE
Rayon
for
the
men
living
aboard
has
;
several
recipes
on
hand
for
crab
;
delicacies.
'
VISITORS
j
The
Staff
Officer
of
Trade
for
;
IJiYVJI
IUI
u
'
4t
A-t
c
;
Ad
''LRU
I
v
7
flh
.I
J
k
.
to
c
v
fJiit
PB
for
the
robe
In
quilted
satin
a
rind
to
prevent
dryness.
Other
suggestions
for
the
Brit-
ish
food
parcel:
sugar,
butter,
j
shortening,
and,
where
there
are
children,
candy
and
cookies
of
the
sweet
varieties.
Dried
eggs
also
are
desirable.
U.K.
officials
say
there
are
not
any
desperate
shortages
and
nothing
is
missing
from
the
main
categories
of
foodstuffs.
However,
there
are
shortages
of
such
items
as
canned
salmon,
cookres,
i
dried
eggs,
dried
fruits,
Jellies
and
evaporated
milk.
When
packing
food
parcels
It
is
udvlsable
first
to
remember
the
situation
of
friends
or
relatives
who
will
receive
the
gifu.
Old
persons
arc
at
a
dlsadvan-
nioker
v.im
held
i,t
week
at
which
unest.s
saw
as
a
youngest
set.
.
lion
seven
exniui-
the
West
Coa.st,
Lt.
Cdr.
Barrett.
RCN,
left
by
train
Friday
Saturday
Closing
List
j
Prince
Rupert
is
not
Included
i
In
the
official
list
of
cities
whose
I
banks
will
go
on
the
five-day
put
on
by
the
;ui).
v
J
for
HMCS
Prevost'
at
Edmonton.
I
Lt.
Cdr.
Barrett
spent
three
pleasant
days
in
the
city.
He
erSonu
week
as
now
permitted
ln
federal
legislation.
lectured
belorc
uyro
ar.a
no
1
Starting
February
16
banks
in
fourteen
of
Canada's
larger
.1
Alt
Rivett
is
sailing
tomorrow
i
cities
will
be
closed
on
Saturdays.
.
!
On
May
1
seven
more
will
start
M
fUl
BITTER
FAST!
Former
Hotel
Man
Here
Visits
East
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
a
trip
1
to
Vancouver.
!
!
I
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert
returned
on
'
the
Chilcotin
last
night
from
holidays
ln
the
south.
closing
saturaays.
Some
of
the
banks
closing
on
Saturdays
will
extend
their
hours
on
Fridays.
British
Columbia
banks
to
close
Saturdavs
will
be
Vancouver,
RZJimetij
ECIPES
W.
L.
Woods,
who
left
Prince
Rupert
recently
after
selling
the
Savov
Hotel,
has
been
making
a
get
it
all
at
SINGER
everything
you
need!
for
sewing
J.
A
Bell,
relief
Canadian
Victoria,
New
Westminster,
North
Pacific
Air
Lines
agent
here,
left
for
Vancouver
today
followilig
Vancouver,
i
motor
trip
East
and
called
at
Brighousc,
'
Mava
Clinic,
Rochester,
Minne
Vancouver,
West
Vancouver
Heights,
Port
Coquillam
and
Port
Moody.
Certain
of
the
five-day
week
return
today
of
regular
agent
Ken
Anderson.
Mr.
Anderson
attended
a
short
traffic
course
In
Vancouver.
.KM
I
H
Jj
si;i.it
s
1
:
w
1
Let
vour
sota,
tor
a
check-up.
While
in
Toronto
he
saw
a
National
Hoekey
League
game
between
the
Maple
Leafs
and
Boston
Bruins
and
got
in
on
the
Hot
oiove
League
session.
Mr.
Woods
expects
to
be
back
in
Prince
Rupert
about
the
end
of
February
or
early
in
March.
KOC'KY
KOAI)
REAM
1
envelope
(1
tablespoon'
plain
gelatin
2
cups
milk
1
egg
l!i
squares
unsweetened
chocolate
'i
cup
granulated
sugar
g
teaspoon
salt
12
marshmallows
'
j
cup
whipping
cream
'a
cup
California
walnuts
Soften
gelatin
ln
'
cup
milk.
branches
will
have
extra
Friday
hours
from
4:30
to
8
p.m.
and
others
from
7
to
8
p
m.
In
the
Maritime
Provinces
the
Friday
hours
will
be
extended
to
1
PRINTING
Vour
hcudi
ItiuarliTS
lr
your
CM'CV
Wlll
a
wide
srlec-
11
ailililion
I,)
nreil.
I
c
at
9:30
and
.close
at
4:30
open
p.m.
Inspector
J.
A.
Bennett,
RCMP,
reached
the
city
yesterday
by
;
police
plane
from
Vancouver,
j
With
Inspector
W.
Chisholm
of
Prince
Rupert,
he
is
making
a
;
trip
to
Kemano
and
Kitimat
to-
:
day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Muller
and
son,
Jimmy,
are
in
the
city
from
Terrace
for
a
few
days
on
business
in
connection
with
a
timber
deal
Mr.
Muller
is
negotiating.
They
plan
to
return
to
Tcr-
Combine
remaining
milk,
lightly
I
!,'''
'
'
;
tioii
of
sewing
supplies
ami
ai-U-iftOvks
Jou
A-an
now
get
Fabrics
for
wearing
apparel
at
money
gavin
prices.
Patterns
in
llie
swasou's
sinarlesl
hi
Irs.
Slop
in.
Ne
will
lit-
l.o
help
you
with
your
selections.
si.ger
mm
mm
If
you
h
a
v
e
a
printing
problem
'
we
can
solve
it.
We've
a
prlhtirig
form
to
fill
your
every
need,
and
to
add
more
efficiency
to
your
operations,
Dibb
Printing
Co.
beaten
egg
yolk,
finely
cut
choc-
olatc.
sugar
and
salt.
Heat
over
hot
water,
stirring
constantly
until
mixture
thickens
slightly.
;
Blend
In
softened
gelatin
and
:
stir
until
It
is
dissolved.
Cool
un-
til
mixture
thickens.
Fold
In
i
finely
cut
marshmallows,
stiffly
Id
HIM
-
For
the
;
ravon
robe,
it
ii
is
a
hunting
race
Monday
night.
uit
rs.
beaten
egg
white,
whipped
cream
and
chopped
walnuts.
Chill
until
firm.
Serves
6
to
8.
Phone
864
539
3rd
Avenue
West
PCSers
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Bull
arc
ex-)-.(
jtcd
to
return
to
the
city
.next
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Ball
for
the
past
few
weeks
has
been
receiving
specialists'
treatment.
Her
health
is
now
much
Improved.
1
cm
lid
gold.
Bulger's.
'ting
Monday
at
-
(29c
I
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
ape
leaving
on
tonight's
train
for
Toronto
where
they
will
pick
up
a
new
car
and
motor
to
Atlantic
City
to
atU'nd
a
convention
of
the
American
College
of
Surg
''
anil
tournament
in
nary
2,
Moos.''
me
welcome.
(28ci
'"ins
Fishermen's
BEDROOM
SUITES
4
PIECES
Vanity,
Bench,
Chiffonier
and
Bed.
All
new
and
better
suites
$160
From
,
Gordon
&
Anderson
Prince
Rupert
W.
Fowler.
J.
Fowler.
E.
Wark,
J.
Ross,
P.
Woycc,
V.
Pearson,
D.
W.
Mills
and
R.
C.
Connie,
Vancouver;
A.
Arvid,
Edmonton;
J.
Boyd,
Kemano;
M.
Kraigsley,
Winnipeg;
R.
P.
Harrison,
Nan-aimo;
J.
A.
Young,
Victoria.
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advcrtisi
't,
News
classified.
''
U.
Sunday.
Feb-'
1
fini..
Mi-tf
opole
'
1
28c
I
I
eons.
Then
they
will
drive
to
Florida
and
return
by
way
of
a
southern
United
States
highway
l
l'lin,-,,
Ti,,,,,.,!
land
California.
They
expect
to
i
oi
i,
,
rs'
A
ocTa-
i
b0
away
a
little
over
a
month.
i'i
in
Civic
Centre1
Limited
Phone
46
DA
v
a
a
3.
1
30
p.m.
HUNTING
VICTIM
i2aei
.
i
,
CASTCR,
Alta.
A
total
of
120
I
A
meeting
of
the
uhiitmin
nollois
struck
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Union
will
;
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when
a
shotgun
carried
in.
rn
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Union
Hall
on
by
a
companion
on
a
hunting
trip
3
at
f:30
p.m.
accidentally
discharged.
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Enjoy
Life
More
as
a
CIVIC
CENTRE
MEMBER!
We
Invite
You
to
Join
TODA
Y!
MEMBERSHIP
RATES
FOR
PERIOD
1st
FEBRUARY
TO
30th
SEPTEMBER
Adults
3.50
Teen
Employed
3.00
Teen
Students
2.00
Ju"'ors
,
J0
LOCKER
RATES
FOR
PERIOD
1st
FEBRUARY
TO
30th
SEPTEMBER
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rental
plus
1.00
by
deposit
In
addition
to
regular
member
activities,
membership
entitles
vou
to
reduced
rates
for
all
Civic
Centre
sponsored
entertainment,,
participation
in
.
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.
EILEEN
CROSS
HOME
REJUVENATING
AND
TAILORING
COURSE
SQUARE
DANCING
KEEP
FIT
CLASSES
ART
GROUP
LITTLE
THEATRE,
etc.,
for
adults.
Use
of
teen
room
for
teens,
Tiny
Tot
classes,
Reading
and
Music
Circle
Self
Expression
Art
Group
for
Juniors.
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CROSS
COURSE.
..March
17th
to
28th
ENROLL
NOW
SQUARE
DANCING
February
8th
and
22nd
ART
GROUP
Every
Thursday
KEEP
FIT
CLASSES:
Every
Wednesday
2:30
p.m.;
Thursday
8
p.m.
LITTLE
THEATRE
Every
Monday
TINY
TOTS
Every
Wednesday
READING
AND
MUSIC
CIRCLE
....
Every
Saturday
10
-
12
a.m.
SELF
EXPRESSION
ART
Every
Saturday
10-12
a.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
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CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
AND
Effective
March
31st,
1952,
we,
the
followinq
food
merchants
wish
to
announce
that
due
to
circumstances
beyond
our
control,
we
will
be
obliged
to
discontinue
our
Chinaware
and
Aluminum-ware
premium
offer.
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N
if
TMENT
OF
UNIVERSITY
EXTENSION
PRESENT
ALL
COUPONS
WILL
BE
HONOURED
UNTIL
APRIL
30,
1952
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Course
under
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foist
ration
Forms
are
now'available
D
&
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Grocery
Sunrise
Grocery
Blain
Bros.
Midway
Grocery
Skeena
Grocery
Lyons
Fine
Foods
Lid.
Family
Meat
Market
B
&
Y
Market
Ltd.
at
the
Civic
Centre
Registration
Fee
$2.00
'iialiiig
Your
Home
-
-
-
Dressmaking
1'i'loi'iiig
(for
advanced
dressmakers)
'
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available
to
members
of
the
Civic
Centre
Only
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