Piince
(upeit
Duily
News
Tuesday,
January
8,
1952
School
bus-M-s,
plyy,),
through
heavy
snow
and
rl
side
road,
marked
the
ens
siutatlon
unpaialleled
ui
history
of
British
Coluinbu
Pupils
had
been
denied
t
room
education
whvn
iai,-,"
Painting
bf
Salmon
Arm
V.
ftpef
Schools
Pen
I
CAI
SALMON
MflM
ARM
ABM
(P
(P
With
With
I
the
hi
;
voted
against
a
bylaw
V
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Ti
There
was
an
interesting
In-
start
of
the
new
fiscal
year
pro-
would
have
provided
tn'
terlude
in
the
proceedings
of
the
viding
the
key
to
school
doors,
money
to
keep
the
tum
first
meeting
of
the
1952
city
more
than
five
hundred
pupils
in
schools
open.
Inn-.
W
4
L
f.-U'-l
council
last
evening
when
C.
A.
Salmon
Arm
municipality
eni
to
Beincr.
divisional
superintend-
classes
Monday
for
the
first
time
ent
of
the
Canadian
Natlonul
sj,icc
September
30.
j
If
you
want
to
sell
i:,"hVp.
It,
News
dawHl'led
Railways,
on
behalf
of
the
Huu-
-
son
Bay
Co.,
presented
the
city,
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
Eve.
Shows
7
-
9:05
'
with
an
oil
painting
of
Prince
Southbound
and
riorlhbounfl
freighters
of
the
joint
Canadia.i
Pacifi;
Steamships-Frank
Wai-'ihou.se
Line
winter
service
cross
d
pear
here
Sunday
Southbound
was
t
he
Yukon
J
mi.
mm
wpm'K
Rupert,
first
governor
of
'Tne,
Company
of
Adventurers
of
Eng-J
land,
trading
into
Hudson
Bay,"
after
whom
the
city
of(
Prince
Rupert
was
named.
(
Mr.
Bonier,
making
a
f-?w
re-
mark?
apprcpiiale
to
the
occa-i
sion,
stated
that
the
picture
of
the
Prince
was
done
by
Irving
F.4k
.fat.
....
I
Prirress.
Cart.
Angus
Campbell,
i
which
arrived
at
8
a
m.
and
sail-.
?d
at
1:23
for
Watson
Island
and
J
then:e
to
Vancouver.
North-,
bound
was
the
Cassiar,
.
Capl.
William
Gleason,
arriving
at
I
2:30
p.m.
from
Vancouver
and:
leaving
at
5:30
p.m.
for
Alice
!
Arm
whence
she
came
back
'.ice
la:t
night
to
clear
for
Al-
aska.
i
vV;
MLUri-HOfllM
I
"Ihul
U1...71
i
'
Sinclair
in
1910
and
was
a
copy
.WW
.
...
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.
V
V'-i'
i
ft.
191
"Puttin'
I
.
t
UUMUN
l'tu-l
I
lll
ctl
1
Dug
J'
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
HANDBAGS
Delayed
by
wind
conditions
at
Kcmano,
CPR
steamvr
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Charles
Robson,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints,
sailing
at
2:45
on
her
return
south.
The
Louise
brought
north
a
large
listing
of
returning
Alcan
construction
workers'
to
Kemano
and
Kitimat
and
took
a
consilerable
number
south
from
here.
of
the
original
by
Sir
Peter
Lily
which
hangs
in
Braver
House,
I
London
headquarters
of
lhe;
Hudson
Bay
Co.
The
painting
shows
the
Prince
in
Lhc
Robes
of
the
Order
of
the
Garter.
j
Accepting
the
picture
on
be-j
half
of
the
city,
Mayor
Harold
j
Whalen
expressed
appreciation
to
Mx.
Bcrner
and
the
public
re-
lations
department
ol
the
rail-l
way
for
its
part
in
bringing
the
j
fine
painting
to
Piince
Rupert.
!
He
assured
Mr..
Bcrner
that
it
was
a
most
acceptable
gift.
It
would
bn
given
an
honored
posl-
j
tion
on
the
walls
rf
the
City
i
Hall
and
suitable
acknowledge-1
ment
would
be
made
to
the
Hud-
son
Bay
Co.
!
RCYAL
CHRISTMAS
CARD
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Fhilip
selected
for
their
Christmas
card
a
photograph
of
themselves
taken
by
Adri
m
Lunny
of
the
Montreal
Star
when
they
visited
McGi.l
Unive.sity.
Montreal,
Oct
30.
The
couple
asked
for
an
enlargement
while
in
Montreal
and
later
cabled
to
have
the
negative
flown
to
England.
A
Canadian
Press
item
from
London
Dec.
24
conjectured
that
the
photograph
was
taken
at
Charlottetown.
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1
'tKilii
111
urn
Wci
.
r
To
Compliment
Your
New
Outfit!
Colors,
styles
and
prices
that
invite
the
most
exciting
customers.
WALLACE'S
Department
Store
.r
Kim
twm.wm
mm
t
oh
im
iami
noauwi
CARTOON
NEWS
Housekeeping
.
Maintenance
of
Price
Favored
Shows
7
-
9:14
Wmmmmmmwwmmmmmmmm-
4
'
iilllffll'l'!!"!:
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden.
returned
to
port
at
11:20
this
morning
from
her
regular
weekly
voyage
to
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
and
was
away
again
within
the
hour
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
ANSCOMB
i
Continued
from
page
4
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HANDY
TIPS
FOR
PREPARING
MEALS
BY
GRILL
COOKERY
Here
are
some
handy
tips
for
pressure
saucepan.
Most
de-those
who
have
to
prepare
meals
serts
can
be
prepared
the
hot-plates
or
small
electric
vious
night
and
if
to
be
eaten
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS!
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of.
Commerce,
despite,
the
fact
that
Parliament
at
Ottawa
has
banned
resale
price
maintenance,
is
still
in
favor
of
it.
I
The
local
chamber
decided
last
night
to
so
inform
the
Can-
i
adian
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
asked
for
an
exfrcssian
of
opinion.
The
Canadian
Chamb'T
feel
that.
In
spite
of
Parliamcntaiy
action,
it
was
a
continuing
question
which
might
come
up
again
at
another
session.
,
.
gi''"s.
nt,
can
be
reheated
In
the
top
the
City
n
of
Vancouver
in
1946.
Regardless
of
whether
it
is
a
'of
the
double
boiler.
Pudding
Last
year
our
Party
held
another
business
girl
pi.,paring
her
own
sauces
can
also
be
made
ahead
convention
and
I
resigned
my
mras
0.
a
wile
fcedmg
her
hus.
of
time
arm
cheated
at
the
last
position
as
leader
for
the
express
band
hQme
economlsts
say
tnaf
minute.
This
relieves
the
sltua-purpose
of
opening
the
leadership
lhp
minimum
equipmcnt
for
grill
i
tion
of
having
to
cook
too
much
anybody
who
desired
to
con
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
bn-fore'5
p.m.
ROI
TK
I
Alan
Lird,
iirern
l."3
W'tH-:
unit
Nlckerson's
to
Frlwll'.s
Mr
tors:
Fulton
Sire
cookery
should
include
a
medium
at
one
time.
test
it.
and
offered
myself
for
re-
.
i
size
double
boiler,
with
a
top
part
"
Ulat
wUI
alS0
fit
,nt
tea
ke,tlC;
I
A
m
butter
&
Iot1S
way
post
post
by
oy
a
a
vers
very
large
large
majority
niajuruy.
i
.
!
frvin(r
with
h
irt
sancenan
.
,
frying
r,nn
pan
n
a
lid,
saucepan
.i,..
hen
added
,i,i.i
cooked
j
vecetables
to
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
with
a
lid;
small
glass
casserole
,
immediately
after
drninine
them
Orme
Stuart
and
W.
F.
Stone
HEATED
PARKING
-
'
-
-
Willi
T.n
nr.
mm
np
sanrrnan-
rnupe
ti
...
n
.,t
tu
-----
"
'
i
lie:
cn-ViLL
13
IU
UUt
L11C
11L.I
!
mmmrl
i
favor
of
price
main
SASKATOON
0'
Saskatoon's
tenance
and
the
Chamber
concurred
by
decisive
majority
vote.
V
A
N
ICO
I
V
K
It
V
ICT
lltIA
Chilcolin
a
p
m.
January
8
and
20
Chilcolin
midnight
January
13
and
27
Camosun
Tuesday.
12
Noon
Ai.KE
ARM,
STf
WAKT
AMI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Camosun.
11
p.m.
I'Oll
NORTH
1)1
I
I
N
CHARLOTTE
ISI.ANOS
January
4
and
18
s.-:.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOI
T1I
Ol
hKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
11
and
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupvi
t
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
wnllntoKrtaf'&totSrt
laneous
equipment
should
include
buUcred
vegetables
for
a
mln-ho
Year
mcasurinS
PnS
and
cup.
par-
ule
or
two.
Il
Cumn
Uirenuill
will
be
e
year.
tesup-,
sun-
knives,
vegetable
peeler.
6'a
midnt
siPVC'
lom,m
fgg
'
Here
is
from
m
to
mklnleht
-ht"
each
each
a
trick
to
soften
to
tealer
and
mixing
bowls.
buUcr
in
a
hurry
for
sandwiches.
day
April
1
.
I
Two
most
convenient
pieces
of
Fill
a
small
china
bowl
with
51G-000;
Gth
Ave.
West
COO
and
7U0
Elucts
ROUTE
2
-Ralph
Olsen,
Blue
72
Herman
Street;
148(1
(.th
East
to
Seal
Cove
ROU
E
3
Vii
ti.
r
Mvikuluk.
l.st
Ave.
West
248-1077:
2nd
Ave.
West
011-1028
inrlu.
lug
irtli
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzell'.s
Motors
to
cud
o
r
Wf:st.
ROUTE
Alvin
Nvsteilt.
Itlue
li.lg
71h
Ave.
We.sl
704-14J7;
9Hi
Ave
West
102
-009
RtM-85
Fulton
Street
700
Block;
Tat
low
Klieel
aoj-823.
Dint
Ave.
RESCUED
DEER
NEW
GLASGOW,
N.S.
(f
-
Loud
barking
of
his
dogs
brought
Stanley
Porter
from
his
home
to
the
scene
when
an
injured
deer
was
being
attacked
by
three
large
dogs.
He
and
Frank
Adamson
drove
the
dogs
away
and
took
the
deer
to
a
barn
where
It
Is
recovering.
equipment
are
a
pressure
cooker
boiling
water
and
let
stand
until
and
a
triple
saucepan
The
pres-
the
bowl
is
really
hot.
Then
pour
sure
cooker
increases
the
variety
.out
the
water
and
'
invert
the
of
dishes
that
may
be
prepared
bowl
over
the
butter.
In
a
minute
on
a.
grill.
Stews,
braised
meats.
or
two
it
will
be
just
right
for
baked
beans,
and
steamed
pud-
spreading.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
ROUTE
5
Jimmy
Mtl.rn,
I'.eil
R!2
4th
Ave
West
(K)-44:;
51
h
Ave
We
or.-riK);
fiili
A
T.i'low
We.st
308-J3U;
Dunsniuir
St
n
et
l
l
i3
1
I
'
f
1,4
la'
I
1
1
If
1
II
ri
4
fit
V
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f
A
t,
t
!
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(
515;
Knicr.son
Place;
Ague
I'ia'e.
ItOlTIi
6
Kdwaril
8kalitpsky
tt'h
Ave
Wiwl
105-&37;
fllh
Ave.
Fail
110-270.
McBti
Slrcct
113-708.
ItOl'TK
7
(Jlrndon
Smith,
lilue
!:il
All
of
Section
2
dings
can
be
cooked
comparativ-
i
i
ely
quickly
under
pressure.
With'
Brighten
up
your
meals
by
a
triple
saucepan
it
is
possible
to
serving
chicken
often.
Light
cock
three
foods
at
one
lime,
be-
weight
chicken,
that
Is,
broiler
ratif-
it
has
three
nans
designed
type
chickens
weighing
22
to
32
to
fit
tygcthsi
on
a
single
pounds
are
in
good
supply.
They
burner.
may
be
purchased
whole
for
7
he
meals
should
be
planned
roa-ting
or
cut
up
for
frying
or
for
several
days
at
a
time
and
baking.
the
Canada
Food
Rules
provide
;
r.n
excellent,
guide
for
knowing
Two
stuffed
small
chickens
what
H
include
in
them.
The
,ake
le
time
to
roast
than
one
mea"
plan
should
be
kept
flexible
larBc
bird.
The
birds
will
cook
so
that,
leftovers
and
foods
in
mora
evenly
and
rapidly
in
a
ill
i-c
s
T
WELDING
Government
Certified
Operators
High
Pressure
Tanks
Refrigeration
Stacks
and
Fire-
Kscapes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
235
1st
K.
I'lione
Green
881
WILFORD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Motors
and
Generators
Rewound
and
Repaired
MOTORS
ISOKWIT
And
SOI
I)
New
air!
llehuilt
(iencralors
-
13
-
.13
volts
r.u
rt..
nine
:imi
KOI
TK
II
Jimmy
Juhnson,
Crrcn
l.lil
flc
Place.
iCNIt-FihiMi'i'
Waterlronl
and'
Paci
FIoiiUm.
UOUTF
!
1-lvii
I!
j"l
lisiin,
8th
Ave.
S.isl,
MrBriiV
Gieeii
U
f
to
Il.u.-i
Oive
Circle.
rood
supply
may
be
used.
Staple
wallow,
uncovered
pan
with
a
foods
can
be
bought
once
a
week
rark
or
crossed
skewers
in
the
if
.storage
space
is
available,
bottom
than
in
one
which
does
H
li'
i
.as
perishables
should
be
"m
!'VB
lnc
nr
a
good
chance
1)
iiii'h'
in
finali
quantities
when
to
circulate.
'
,
IIOl'TK
10
Kicliard
Ma
Dimalil,
Blue
3351
'
4:i
A.e.
F.ist
237-73t:
Mn
Ave
Kast
30l-71fl:
H
A
ll-':4.ri
.'lOI-'tP.O;
;.vs
Cove
Cir-lc
82-7;
('""
Street
511-516;
Clreen
Strict
411-410;
F.ucrl
IIOl'TK
11
I.e-slic
Miinloih.
Black
285
II'
iiiui'i
I'lii'
Slierbiinik
A
BASKETBALL
SHOES
'"
'
-
'
l.,t
and
2nd
overlook
Plggott
Place.
ItOl'TK
1-
-Sanniiv
Alrxamli
r
'
lllh
Ave.
East
333-l8ir,
Frederick
.St
IIOl'TK
11
lliimiv
l:hy,
linrn
::m
needed.
Be
sine
to
buy
by
grade
:
m
1
watch
for
good
values
for
yo'ir
ni'iney.
A
ro'Vc!
!on
of
nule.k.
ef.sy.
inexpensive
recipes
is
a
good
idea.
Tlv.'se
are
usually
based
on
six
servings,
so,
to
reduce
the
ingredients
for
one
or
two
servings,
he
:ure
to
measure
accurately.
If
imasinntion
and
initiative
are
it"ed.
p
aclically
all
dishes
that
can
tic
prepared
with
a
stove
he
made
on
a
grill.
For
si
earning,
-use
the
sieve
i'v
)
a
saucepan
or
kettle
of
boil-'i
wat-'r.
place
the
dish
con
f'
ade
A
poultry
represents
the
bulk
of
the
supply
of
birds
on
tne
market
today.
If
you
buy
'lile
TntM.
vou
are
ensured
of
complete
satisfaction
for
all
oc-ca.'
.11s
and
purposes.
Don't
waste
those
left
over
egg1
yolks!
Drop
the
yolks
Into
boiling
water
and
simmer
for
15
minutes,
then
cool.
They
can
be
stored
in
the
refrigerator
until
ready
to
use
for
sandwiches,
salads,
garnishes,
canapes
and
so
forth.
,
t
III7
J1I:
l
st
K'r'
.
lit.
Ui.sl
22.1-217;
2ml
Ave.
W'
131
-22.'.;
Market
Place.
3r
Av
Motors.
Dally
News
N.iiw-
GYM
SHOES
OF
THE
VERY
BEST
QUALITY
ItOl'TK
15
Kiilnil
Jensen.
Black
I,m
5IIi
Ave.
West
i:3:"i-73:i,
71
1
-74.1,
Umde.i
.Street
Fr,i
Street
Kluear
Place.
HOI
TK
Hi
Frank
Killmi
n,
tireep
077
4ih
Ave
I'.i.st.
124-234:
fli
Ave.
Ea
t
101-210;
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A'
taining
the
food
In
It
and
cover
,lV,
,
,
.
inverted
bowl
or
tight
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"
L'r
and
f
ttine
lid.
Oven
noached
dishes.
w.
"'y
are
si
at
room
temperature
than
when
very
cold.
u'h
as
custards
and
souffles,
"v
I,
enoked
in
the
top
of
the
d''uble
b'lllcr
while
vegetables
or
other
foods
are
being
cooked
in
93
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PAVING
RECORD
MPITDEt
tra
.
AT
Geo.
Hill
&
Sons
Ltd.
Box
737
Phone
Black
69
th
bottom
part.
Soup
tins
with
,;
,
,;
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rec.OTa
evenly
refnoved
and
baking
lL
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l,IC0
pi?v")g
tops
powder
tins
make
good
contain
m
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tai
111
1951
Total
mileage
of
paveo
tt.eets
on
the
public
works
department
records
now
Is
0C7
5.
.;
ers
for
cooking
puddings
or
breads,
but,
be
sure
to
cover
the
top
with
lid
or
waxed
paper
and
set
the
tin
directly
in
boiling
"
at
t.
To
make
the
most
of
the
facilities,
use
the
window
ledge
to
cool
jellies,.
desserts
and
other
things
quickly.
The
radiator
can
keep
foods
hot.
As
the
main
course
for
dinner
there
are
always
chops,
sausages,
Wallpaper
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East
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Ave.
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Two
Toronto
Transportation
Commission
motor-men
were
among
the
many
thousands
forced
to
thumb
a
ride
las
Friday
when
TTC
employees
called
a
strike
to
enforce
demands
for
higher
wages
and
other
benefits.
The
two
operators
finished
their
last
runs
about
5
a.m.
-strike
deadline
and
faced
the
choice
of
getting
a
lift
or
walking
home.
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of
wallpaper.
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Stewart.
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h
A"e.
KhxI.
D3I-IU80;
Ave.
1)28
1154.
I
lays
liver
and
bacon
steaks,
cut-up
chicken
and
fish,
with
a
pot
roast
for
Sunday.
But
other
quick
and
rasy-to-prepare
suggestions
are
Spanish
toast,
made
like
French
toast
except
that
tomato
Juice
is
used
In
platre
of
milk;
vegetable
or
cheese
rarebit;
macaroni
and
cheese
and
spaghetti
and
tomato
sauce.
Canned
soups
arc
very
handy
for
making
delicious
dishes
with
leftovers
For
example,
etvam
of
mushroom
soup
may
be
mixed
with
Just
enough
milk
to
give
a
cream
sauce
consistency,
then
combined
with
vegetables,'
hard-cooked
eggs
or
leftover
meals
and
served
on
toast.
Willi
limited
cooking
space,
it
is
important
to
cook
foods
quickly
si
that
Ihcy
may
all
be
served
hoc.
Vegetables
may
be
prepared
quickly
by
cutting
them
into
small
pieces
and
cooking
them
either
in
boiling
water
or
In
a
Last
vcor's
soCk
ot
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PRICE
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