Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
25,
1952
Teen
Agers
Bi-Monthly
Dances
Curling
Results
YOU'VE
BEEN
WAIIINGlj
Perow
Favors
STEAM
tR
Rvsults
of
games
played
Fri-
I
Sulphur
Ship
at
Watson
j
Islam!
Louise
in
This
Prince
Georqe
Margarine
Ban
John
Bodcn
back
in
command
day
and
Saturday
In
primary
after
vacation,
arrived
in
port
u
'competitions:
8
o'clock
hut
evening
with
a
f.l;-
i
Fridav
EXCLUSlvii
!
Afternoon
Greek-owned
and
Panamanian
.sized
list
of
passengers
and
t:ood
tancton
7,
Laurie
8;
Kf
Hough
freight
cargo.
The
vessel
sahVtl
cDowell
5;
McKenzie
20.
registered,
the
freighter
George
Nollcnol
TOR
THE
FIRST
TlMt
'
film
r.i-
Board
J
All
ON
auu
.
"ml
at
midnight
for
Alice
Arm
and;
win',.
a
Moore
8.
Matthews
6;
SAILS
FOE
Vancouver
A
new
activity
has
been
added
j
to
Civic
Centre
with
forming
of;
the
Teen
Club
Saturday.
J
Initial
project
will
be
to
promote
bi-monthly
dances
for
'teen
agers.
j
Lawrence
Krlstmanson
was;
elected
president.
Other
officers
.
are:
Robert
Smith,
vice-prest-!
dent;
Rena
Ingram,
secretary-:
treasurer.'
,
Committee
chairmen
are
i
Qcorglna'
Mitchell,
public
relations;
Jackie
Moore,
member-
j
rh'iv
Ross
Ingram,
admittance';
;
Embricos
Is
unloading
2500
tons
stewjrt
whence
she
will
rtturii
f
sulphur
fmni
from
nnlvpiinn
Galveston
Texas
Texas.
,
"
:!
Gstertag
2,
Warren
8;
Rogcrson
ANY
S(f
I
of
here
tomorrow
morning
to
salt
Rowbotham
10.
south
at
12
noon
Saturday
lor
Columbia
Cellulose
at
Watson
Island
pulp
mill.
The
vessel
arrived
at
noon
at
Watson
Island,
being
piloted
in
from
Triple
Delayed
again
by
having
heavy!
wilfon
15-
Taylor
8:
'Wales
1
1,
freights
to
discharge
at
Kemano'
Shallmerud
5;
Wood
7,
Wright
5;
nnri
Kitimnt
rPB
sims.
t..i-i
sicber
6,
Stewart
8;
Barber
9,
Island
by
Capt.
Edward
McKay
and
Intermediate
Porta
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
P.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGH1
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
i
PEROW
Thv;
Perow
Women's
Institute,
at
a
recent
meeting,
went
on
record
as
being
opposed
to
the
lifting
of
the
color
ban
on
j
margarine.
The
Institute
ap-I
proved
a
resolution
from
the
Dairymen's
Association
of
Brit-i
ish
Columbia
which
held
that
margarine
was
detrimental
for
:
u
e
in
hospitals
and
institutions.
A
communication
was
received
I
from
the
Minister
of
Education
;
authorizing
the
use
of
standard
saving
time
in
the
local
school.
Five
members
were
in
favor
of
daylight
time
but
the
majority
felt
it
would
be
too
confusing.
It
was
decided
to
communicate
i
with
Cecil
Steel,
MLA.
suggesting
i
that
lite
school
district
of
which
She
will
leave
tomorrow
for
Port
Louise.
CaDt
Hick
nn-iwdi
Boulter
7;
Collinson
9,
Eyolfson
6
Alice
on
the
west
coast
of
Van-
in
port
t
at
at
2
2
O.cloclc
o'clock
thLs
this
after-'
Draws
Dniws
OI
RamJS
lo
uc
i"""
5
JflHIHKEY
noon
from
the
south.
The
vessel
1
ucsday
and
wecmesaay.
eouver
Island
ana
from
mere
will
go
via
Race
Rocks
to
Powell
River.
She
is
making
the
three
mill
ports
on
this
trip
to
the
coast.
f
IN
GLORIOUS
Alicoin.
which
brought
fifty
tons
of
freight
as
well
as
a
number
'ol
passengers,
will
sail
at
11
p.ni
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRIHCE
RUPERT.
PC.
Pat
Holgate,
refreshments;
Krist-
manson,
records
and
music,
and
!
;
Mis?
Ingram,
advertising.
j
;
Club
decided
membership
;
I
would
be
open
to
ages
13
to
21.
j
First
dance
is
to
be
held
next:
j
Friday,
then
each
alternate
Fri-
;
I
day.
In
the
apparatus
gymnasium
'
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Dances
will
!
be
cpen
to
all
members
and
their
:
partners,
with
a
charge
of
25;
j
cents
per
person,
j
An
adult
sponsor
will
be
present
at
all
times
and
school
teachers
j
have
an
open
invitation.
j
Union
steamer
Chllcotin.
Capt.
William
McCombe,
returned
to
port
at
7:15
last
evening
from
a
regular
voyage
to
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
and
sailed
at
8:30
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
!
Tuesday
7
p.m.
Sheet
1
Holliston
vs
Shier;
sheet
2,
Laurie
vs
Kcl-lough:
sheet
3,
McKenzie
vs
Moore.
9
p.m.,
Sheet
1,
Warren
vs
Rowbotham:
sheet
2.
Wilson
vs
Wales;
.sheet
3.
Woods
vs
Stewart.
.
Vrtlnrdy
(Secondary
transitions)
7
p.m.
Sheet
1,
Datcman
vs
Berg;
sheet
2,
Evans
vs
Greene;
jheet
3,
Jennings
vs
Landon.
9
p.m.;
Sheet
1.
McDowell
vs
Miller;
sheet
2,
Ostertag
vs
Rogcrson;
sheet
3.
Taylor
vs
Skall-
STARTING
TODAY
FOB
ONE
Hlu
Showing
twice
each
night
at
J
3o
.
Herring
on
Charlottes
mm
c2
this
is
part
be
divided
up
into
smaller
districts.
'
Meantime,
it
was
decided
to
ask
that
ways
and
means
be
found
of
transporting
to
Houston
High
School
students
from
Perow
who
were
now
denied
such
High
School
education.
A
I
f
A,
"'layim
n
the
same
proKrara
Td,
ALJUi
.
Showing
oner
only
at
h
On
her
regular
voyage,
Union
steamer
Camosun,
with
Capt.
i
A
new
area
is
giving
good
If
vou
want
to
sell
il,
advertise
I
Formation
of
the
club
was
pro-'moted
by
Civic
Centre
Director
Jack
Stirn,
who
attended
the
mm
showing
of
herring
which
has
boosted
production
of
one
Prince
Rupert
reduction
plant.
For
a
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
!
organization
nveeting.
Next
meeting
Is
to
be
held
Wednesday
evening
at
the
Civic
Centre.
,week,
half
a
dozen
Nelson
Bros.
Imcnid
Fisheries
Ltd.
seiners
have
been
I
taking
herring
from
Bigsby
Jn-;
let,
southern
tip
of
Moresby."
.
r
k.
ml
n
3
Forty'Eight
at
Whist
Tourney
inn
I
it
Company
officials
say
while
the
fishing
is
not
up
to
the
Gas-boat
Pass
'
bonanza,"
results
arc
"ialrly
good."
'
jf
'
Season
in
the
area
h:isno
KECIPES
,
Moose
Saturday
night
whist
MAN
'
BAKED
Fl'DGE
PI
DOING
,
Battrr:
23
cup
California
walnuts
i
1
cup
sifted
all-purpose
flour
i
M
quota
but
is
expected
to
be
closed
Players
"
".,h
,Z
"e
foUming
fniiniw
down
March
10
w
.
as
winners:
SLEEPING
SITTER
'
"
'
Mrs.
M.
Coates,
ladles'
first;
CAi
r.ARV
Pniloo
it.H
Mrs.
R.
Cormier,
who
'tied
with
!
!
a
a
a
1
Mrs-
B
J
Bacon,
second
in
the
a
two-year-old
girl
on
the
streets
COTTAGE
SETS
GARMENT
BAGS
SHOE
BAGS
HOSIERY
BAGS
BRIDGE
TABLE
COVERS
TABLE
CLOTHS
INFANT
PANTIES
PILLOW
COVERS
APRONS
DRAPES
HEADKERCHIEFS
YARDAGE
J
at
2
a.m.
They
locatra6the
in-
"11"
-"SKp.
mens
"TSl-
f
ant's
home
nearby.
wlwrc
they
Croxford,
second;
O.
Stegavig,
iound
the
baby-sittefas
fustPo1
Prlze-
2
aslevp.
While
the
baby-sitter
I
Serving
refreshments
were
was
summarily
reprimanded,
the
Mrs
Bacon,
Mrs..F.
Good
and
'i
cup
granlated
sugar
2
tablespoons
cocoa
2
tablespoons
baking
powder
lj
teaspoon
salt
j
cup
milk
2
tablespoons
melted
butter
or
margarine
2
teaspoon
vanilla
extract
Topping:
34
cup
brown
sugar
(packed)
'i
cup
cocoa
Of
J
W
1
EVEIYN
STtWaX'
JEFF
NT
STO
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WALLACE'S
D
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PAR
TM
E
y.r
Mitnirn
irvrr
ii.tiinur
cHild
was
returned
to
her
crib.
Mrs-
wuntey.
ROCK
HUDSON
JOYCE
HOLDER
a
universal
m
134
cups
boiling
water
j
Chop
walnuts.
Sift
together
TOTt
A
HMOI
S
PUVU
Ere.
Shows
7
-
9:05
p.m.
Today
to
Wednesday
Finnic
Kert
1
!0
Tolay
for
retervatimi
on
"toruai
;
iiour,
granuiaiea
sugar,
i
vaoic-
spoons
cocoa,
baking
powder
and
1
salt.
Stir
in
walnuts?
Combine
j
milk,
butter
and
vanilla
and
stir
Into
dry
mixture.
Turn
into
81
j
Inch
square
baking
dish.
Blend
1
brown
suyar
and
'4
cup
cix'oa,
i
an
dsprinkle
over
batter.
Pour
j
boiling
water
over
all.
Bake
in
!
moderate
oven
(
350
Fi
40
min-!
utes.
Berve
hot
with
sauce
which
j
iorms
in
bottom
of
dish
spooned
j
over
cake
layer.
Serves
6
to
8.
RAPE-IN
NOi
j
BEHIND
EUROPE
Per
capita
consumption
of
fish
!
In
Canada
has
been
estimated
at
I
10
pounds
a
year,
compared
with
I
45
or
50
pounds
in
Europe.
9'
j
cu.
it.
DELUXE
'
Rcfrigcrotor
.
$499.00
5
8'z
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
$461.50
5
84
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerator
$432.50
J
DELUXE
Range
..$519.00
i
STANDARD
Range
$388.50
i
DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
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