If
Dental
Clinic
Continues
Good
Wod
ti.r.r.trf-jB.
iaI.Ho
ni-wl
P;tmi-
Ul
I
Oiiprutrira
W,.l
Keporus
oi
uii-aaitiaij-""
.
......
-i
"lAt
'
-uiv,
on
thi.
i
urer
Frank
Derry
to
the
monthly
Annunciation
Home
and
School
day
of
May,
villi
b
.
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Association,
International
Union
meeting
to
'whirh
I"''
Children's
Preventive
Dental
oi
Operating
Engineers
and
one
tives
oi
all
contribut
T?"
Clinic
on
Tuesday
indicated
the
forthcoming
from
the
City
orations
and
others
i?."
good
work
being
done
by
the
Prince
Rupert.
I
are
invited.
clinic
for
the
younger
children
value
o"
the
wur'K
done
through
Many
Attend
Opening
Of
Library
TERRACE.
Terrace
Public
Library
opened
its
doors
to
the
public
last
Saturday.
optometrist"
in
the
schools.
!
ihe
clinic
Is
considered
of
vital
At
present
the
capacity
for
lmportanje
by
the
lceal
Health
such
treatments
has
been
reach-
Uniti
and
the
contribution
to
the
ed
and
further
plans
will
have
futu;.e
health
and
happiness
of
to
be
considered
to
take
care
ofthe
groWi,lg
citizens
can
hardly
future
cases.
'
be
over-estimated,
said
one
mcm-
Fred
E.
Dowdie
U(HIII)
1(1,
K'
The
opening
was
held
In
the
Biue
513
The
report
srtowea
tnai
in
me
ber
'
two
months
from
February
25
a
,
.
total
of
67
children
had
been
v
treated
and
44
had
been
complet-
v
loom
allocated
to
the
library
in
the
new
Provincial
building
on
LaKeise
Avenue
and
was
attend;
ed
by
many
interested
citizens.
Miss
Jeanette
Sargent,
branch
librarian
oi
the
Public
Library
Have
you
ever
tried
BAKING
with
soup;
ed
In
31
sessions.
There
arc
a
few
poinU
that
parents
are
not
clear
about.
The,
coverage
offered
by
the
clinic'
or
hot
bread
The
flavor
of
many
a
biscuit,
muffin,
More
fun
for
breakfast
wil
Commission
at
Prince
George
'was
in
attendance
representing
the
Public
Library
Commission
and
assisting
in
the
opening
de-
UliS.
Mr.
L.
D.
Leighton,
chairman
does
not
take
cuie
of
cases
that
require
hospitalization
or
anaesthesia.
And
all
appointments
must
be
made
through
the
secretary-treasurer.
Gratification
was
expressed
at
the
financial
support
given
by
the
organisations
listed
below,
Borden
Street
School
P.T.A.,
Kin?
surprising
as'
the
Idea
may
seem-can
be
stepped
up
by
using
canned
condensed
soup
as
a
liquid.
Down
in
the
deep
South,'
there's
a
tradition
of
teaming
chicken
'n
corn
pone.
And
what
a
tempting
combination
It
Is!
Working
on
the
theory
that
the
two
flavors
are
close
akin,
the
Home
Economics
Department
of
H.
J.
Heinz
Company,
one
of
Canada's
largest
soup
producers,
has
developed
a
corn
bread
recipe
using
velvet
cream
of
chicken
soup
as
a
binder.
The
result
a
bright
yellow
bread
flecked
with
tender
bits
of
chicken
and
echoing
the
richness
of
a
golden
slow-simmered
broth.
It's
a
hot
bread
that
rates
"A-A"
nutrion-wise,'
too.
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the1
Horary
buam
was
tne
lira!
,sp:a-
ker.
He
gave
a
general
outline
of
the
work
of
the
board
since
its
inauguration
last
October;
and
introduced
members
of
the
audi
a
as
follows:
Mrs.
Howard
Edward
School
P.T.A.
and
Conrad
Street
School
P.T.A.
,
Edinburgh
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
and
the
Municipal
Chapter
LODE.,
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
Sul-
(wrh
bran
to
help
keep
you
regulor)
..RA7iii
voimsstpr
collects
his
weekly
ration
of
milk
from
.1
tender-mixture
that
comes
from
making
biscuits
with
thick
country
cream.
For
variation,
crenm
of
chicken
soup
can
be
substituted
for
the
mushroom.
SALAD
BJSCllTS
'V
;3
-
r.
r
child
welfare
clinic
in
Sobral
where
rain
has
fallen
only
two
months
in
three
years.
The
milk,
desperately
needed
in
the
..
drought
area,
is
prepared
from
powdered
milk
sent
by
the
United
Nations
International
Children's
Emergency
Fund.
CHICKEN-CORN
BREAD
1
cup
corn
meal
't
cup
all-purpose
flour
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
2
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
sugar
2
tablespoons
salad
oil
or
melted
shortening
2
eggs,
beaten
Oust
Meters
BRIDGETOWN,
U.S.
t
Town
Crisperl
'
Harper,
secrcary;
Kev.
E.
C.
Dukelow,
Mrs.
P.
Van
Heek,
W.
J.
I
Havelaar
and
Vern
Harper.
;
Greetings
were
read
from
Mr.
C.
K.
Morrison,
superintendent
of
i
the
Public
Liorary
Commission
!
at
Victoria,
Mr.
Dobie,
local
gov-;
ernment
asent
and
L.
Houle,
i
president
of
the
Junior
chamber
ji
Commerce.
1
Miss
Sargent
gave
a
brief
out-i
line
c.f
her
part
in
the
library
work
at
Prince
George.
Mr.
G.
council
voted
to
remove
parking
2'
i
cupr,
sifted
all-purpose
flour
4
teaspoons
baking
powder
1
teaspoon
salt
fi
tablespoons
shortening
meters
from
this
Dieby-Anna-polls
municipality.
The
majority
felt
that
their
disadvantages
outweighed
the
advantages
in
a
town
the
size
of
Bridgetown
which
has
a
population
of
just
1
10-ounce
can
condensed
cream
of
chicken
soup,
undiluted
,
I
Heat
oven
to
425
F.
(hot.
Rift
I.
(foosfed
in
Kellogg'
t
radiant
ovens)
I,Hm
:ty,
representing
the
village
together
fir;t
5
inKrcdi-jnt.s.
Com
1
10-ounce
can
condensed
cream
of
mushroom
sourj
or
cream
of
thicken
soup1
undiluted.
over
1,000.
commissioners
cut
the
ribbon
bine
remaining
Ingredients;
mix
:
which
marked
the
official
open-
well.
Add
to
dry
ij.greclicnls
mK-
k
'
.
i
ing
of
the
library
room.
ling
just
enough
to
moisten.
Kill
licit
oven
to
450
F.
(hot).
Sif
Others
speaking
briefly
were
grca&cd
muffin
tins
two-thirds
first
3
ingredients
together.
Cut
Mr.
Mackiin
for
the
school
boari
full
or
pour
into
creased
9'
x
6"
in
shortniiiiK
until
size
of
coarse
and
Mr.
T.
Rose,
board
oi
trade,
square
pan.
Bake
at
45
F.
r.S.cornmnal.
Add
soup,
sliiriii'
i
Mrs.
W.
R.
WeUlngs
is
to
act
minutes
or
until
done.
Makes
9
quickly
until
a
soft,
but.
not
'as
librarian
with
the
following
muffins
or
9
servings.
jstii-Vy.
douirh
is
funned.
Titrr
.listing
as
custodians.
I
onto
lightly
floured
board,
knew
Mcsdames
F.
Hall,
J.
McCon-
A
tun
of
condensed
crenm
of
into
r
Mtmri
h'll.
Ko"
"r
ra'
!
ne'l,
A
C
Shindcl,
F.
Clifford,
N.
mushroom
soup
used
instiul
f
to
'3"
thick,
cut
with
2-inch
;
rvmoliU
wm
Christie
and
the
milk
produces
a
biscuit
that's
lis.-u:t
cutter.
Place
on
a
lightly
v
(excusve
flavouring
developed
by
V.
K.
Kellog;
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1
M'sses
Pat
Pcndergast,
Mary
perfect
wita
a
salad
of
greens,
a
-greased
sheet,
't-lnrh
apart
Little,
B.
Amdam,
Bonnie
Mc-1
vegetable,
plate,
or
scumbled
Bake
at
450
F.
12
to
15
minutes.
Kennedy
eeas.
There's
a
definite
flavor
of
Makes
approximately
18
2-lnch
niiiiii
f
i-md
Mary
Ann
BrarltJls;
'
,
tr-1
'
;
r
v
i"
1
A:
lF.UYIN.GTOa
YOUR
HOMI
jn
your
worst
'
.
,
"
.
'-,
.
U
,4
friends
will
tell
youj"
f
'
'
SupplwS
Moved
SUNDAY
too!
Siyle,
Comforf
Combined
On
Tree'
Road
'
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:)
II
I
'fMGHTS'TO
In
Ouidoor,
Furniture
!
.1
ii
(
VANCOUVER
Mine;
fre.-W
sprin-t,
crass,
is
the
best
for
your
ki
11
tit
t
chert
C
J
llTilTrn
I
tr'V
i
Hied
war
prisoners
to
Prnun-
,
ji
Sun?
WkVU-rn''r'n
fnnnA'trurHloads
h
fir
first,
li).-;
-
c-nus
invit;'
us
fit-
lye'ry'
Day
,
Including
Sunday
i.-f's
Is
the
U!W.
of
wrwn'.ht
ii:oiv
?s
'm
c.Uairs.
Mifas
ani
b"itcfies.
Or.c
of
the
beauties
of
this
fur-iture
Is
its
comparative
Inet-Mislvcncss.
For
$3D
or
$fiO
you
in
have
a
hW'hlv
attractlvr
.
t
.-
-if
war
sumjll'-s'to
th"
Battle-
move
out
of
(triors
thtc
cpy
m
itofii.
a
repatriated
US.
s'oldior
ana
life
out
ft
floors
wny.-nrver
need
patching
or
fpqifcntf.
'
That's
Arborifer'the
nations
"
Counter
tops,
splashbacks,
vails
or
dadoes
...
all
gleam
l
'
I
-
'
fo&'AY&
A
Consult
Consult
your
your
TraM
TravM
Aenl
Afcfiil
'
'
or
Phone
"IK,
said
here.
'.
tt
i
ao
comfortil):e
and
attractive,
liirtte
set.Fti-)0
yon!
taifjrt
j1
ing,
hard-surfaced
Arborile
.
.
.
most
modern
surfacing
ma
American
reeonriitlfisaivci.
pi-
y
pone
arf-
tne'
days
whei
a
4
loU
who
flew
over
the
prisoner-
jach
chair,
and
a
contr
ol
J
whole
rattan
living
suite,
con-1
clleasvtocleanwithiustodamP;-.tena-av(pbte
)
mor
hhivovs
rolling
south
from
-the
benches
constituted
outdoor
fttf-
Htlng
of
a.
small
fa,
twa.tntf
Cloth.
It
resists
staining,
chip-
than1.)
djfierr.1
"cofoyrj
l
'MSMrt
1.1
-
'
'1.-.
"Ill
Yalu
River
re'portcd
ptpny
titure.'..The
Iwdcwr-outdoor,
Ji-
Anlrs
and
HV
.Abh.
Bphl
ping
or
cracking
.
.
.
will
never
f
ond
potfcrnsi
'rucks'
on
the
road.
The
pilots
W
trend
has
trodured
fuinitiire
.fcrcd
rattan
4s
more
expensive!
1
t
v
i-
assumed
they
trucks.
werrj
j
supply
that
ls
both
practical
and
beau-
qut
still
iwuiiable
.ertasic'frUi
"
I
'.
tifully
designed.
'
tjie
additional
comfort
'It
offers,
i
.
"On
the
road
down
tTicre
Metal
turniMic-
-f
rH
tv"'
Half
the
fun
of
belnrz
out
-ol
leads
the
summer
furniture
doors
in
the
spring
and
rmmmr-fashion
parade.
White,
black,
time
is
dining
there.
Many
now
were
quite
a
few
trucks
carry-'
ing
supplies,"
Pte.
Robert
W.
FOR
.
FREE
SAMPLE
OF
AR30RITE
tvritc:
5m
yovr
toco
bmber,
buifd.
ing
aupply,
fwrdwaro
deaftr
or
flooring
confracfor.
erecn
wrought
iron
,
look
accessories
make
ttus
aengniiui
said
in
an
Interview
at
Tokyo
and
.
i
I
1
1
.,
,iv,
oiimmnr
pniLlnm
mnm
pnirivnhlp
armv
hospital
spruce
ami
n.
cio
.i.uijr
-i-ii
o"....
..vw
"They
were
filled
with
large
brightly
colored
plastic
scats.
There
are
barb-cue
grills
on
and
small
crates.
It
could
have
Sharp
colors,
like
coral,
lemon
which
you
can
cook
a
full
meal.
1
4hV
been
ammunition
or
gasoline."
yellow
and
chartreuse
iook
won-
and
they
sell
for
as
little
asj
-
.
aeriuny
gay
in
me
sunismiie.
jin.ua.
one
unic,
wiucn
nas
iwo
i,
A
new
woven
f.ur
mtn!
thnt
adjustable
fircbO:es,
electrlcj
is
rust-proof
and
comes
In
green,
motor-driven
spits,
a
steak
broil
earthenware
'
red,
bronze
or
yellow
Is
uid
for
a
group
of
dining
nnd
P"it'
sauce
containers
and
two
wooden
1V
:
fT.UIDAfll
v
!
nieces.
The
frames
of
chairs
and
cutting
boards,
sells
for
-bout
tables
are
of
black
steel,
and
the
$,",c.95.
table
top
Is
mai
o
ti
woodrgcaln
(
one
cf
the
mo;t
wonderful
new
tR'-tri-fri
"'n'"
:,crr-!;-.r.rlp.i
f
ir
summer
servlne
The
hixnfy
whisky
'
J
.,.
'i.mitvln
,
-.iel
prvii
j
--j
:
'
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mi,,,,..;,,..,,!
,
....
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t
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a
portable
r"fiicerator
and
serving
cart
which
may
be
wheeled
about
the
house.
Tri
Black
and
white
metal
mesh
are
used
In
many
convenient
t"a
cart3,
serving;
tables
and
card
'nhle
pvni-r.in"..'-..
One
dining
cycle
wheels
and
tubular
steel
at
a
popular
!
.
.
.
birch
table
hi,fi,,
bars
make
wheelinc
till
fJiM'sT
1
;
group
combines
a
hacks
with
rri-tiroritp
a
slmnle
matter
nnrl
X
X
VJ
iri
V
and
birch
chair
X
X
T.
-V
Cr-
wroueht
Iron
legs.
a
handy
tray
acrons
the
top
c:ines
the
serving
problem.
The
folks
who
rion't
plan
io
go
T
0
P
0dsr'
ilI,G"
STYUCS
CLASS
K
A
V
ISSBfeStfElX
I
Redwood
and
rattan
pre
a'so
getting
into
the
high
.style
'-'a-s.
in
for
such
elaborate
comfort
Many
of
these
pieces
of-
furni-
mis
summer
can
enjoy
their
cool
ure
will
bo
part
bf
living
and
drinks
from
picnic
Jugs
and
part
lining
rooms
as
well
ns
rurmus
buckets
which
sell
for
about
si
r.r,m
Hiir-inrr
thr.
winter
News
to
eleht
dollars,
depending
oi
n
the
redwood
and
rattan
size.
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