II
if
Prince
kuptit
Loily
News
Friday,
January
22,
1954
Winners
of
Little
Leaaue
Basehall
yienans
or
Burns
at
ch
Dinner
...
,,r
i
he
First
Presby-
--un
Championship
.
-
,
Feted
by
League
Heads
The
ma
2
nit
tide
of
fJMIe
League
Association's
annual
!
whn
i
,..!..
..
League
baseball
and
the
resDon-
IU
LllUUbC
W
siblllty
of
a
Prince
Rupert
lurch
banquet
in
the
le.ion
Hall.
cdve
befoVta
leaves
"
ZvahT
held
10
honor
viewing
last
yeas
oroe-5M?Jard
"Z?
Wlnncrs
of
rcss
Mr
WilUamson
said
it
w!
TZZX1
1'V'"
Lhe
of
this
city
who
forlel
,
.,t
bard
last
nigni
RECORD
SALE
nurns
dinner,
aw
league,
should
affiliation
with
the
International
association
be
granted,
was
stressed
last
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
.
viti.
uouc
u
1
1
l.l
if
IT"
ngraniii
nrtM
anu
elders.
Challenge
of
hundreds
of
v
alwut
175
people,
in
'U
lull.
,
uf
Hi''
liiie,fls
and
(1
so)11.s
and
toasts
,.,
pruKram,
lor
wliieh
PERSONALS
The
Rt.
Rev.
H
n
Watt
jS
,
.,
Him,
rruM
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
left
last
A
Wright
was
t-nair-
IMbertson
piped
In
4
carried
by
Captain
viwd.
and
Jack
Frijw
.nidicss
to
.the
haggis,
.leal
pros
ram
Included
W.
D
.Smith,
singing
Robbie
Burns,"
Mrs.
inrr
"o
Whistle
and
night
aboard
the
George
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
House
of
Bishops
(all
bishops
of
the
ecclesiastical
province
of
,
British
Columbia),
a
meetlnz
of
the
by
league
officials
and
an
outline
of
the
first
year's
progress
given
by
former
president
Art
Williamson.
Mr.
Williamson
extended
congratulations
to
the
Hawks
and
their
coach
Maurice
Scott.
Hawks
beat
out
the
Moose
in
the
playoffs
in
two
straight
games.
Also
congratulated
were
the
second-place
Moose
and
their
coach
Doug
Wood.
Official
Little
League
baseball
Is
a
big
thing,
Mr.
Williamson
told
the
boys.
"It
doesn't
mean
just
Prince
Rupert,
or
even
British
Columbia
or
Canada,"
he
said,,
"it
takes
in
the
United
States,
Honolulu,
Panama,
Cuba
and
Costa
Rica."
"If
you
win
your
city
playoffs,
and
your
coach
and
the
Little
League
executive
think
you
are
good
enough
you
might
be
sent
to
Prince
George,
to
Vancouver
or
even
California,"
he
said.
"Some
future
Prince
Rupert
Little
Leairue
tram
Anglican
Theological
Collegj
and
other
sessions.
He
alio
Ye
Me
Lad,
and
T.u
plans
to
visit
.
Kltlmat
before
returning
home
In
about
two
"Coni-
.rcirope
siiiRlng
weeks'
time.
h
the
Rye."
ij-s
piaying
unorganized
but
enthusiastic
baseball
on
empty
lots,
front
lawns
and
school
grounds
resulted
in
a
meeting
being
held
of
parents
and
Interested
citizens
late
In
June
Officers
were
elected
and
despite
a
complete
lack
of
funds
the
group
went
ahead.
Within
a
matter
of
days,
he
said,
200
boys
had
registered
end
six
teams,
each
with
a
manager
and
coach
were
formed
Willi
a
15-game
schedule
drawn
jp.
Volunteer
work
parties
improved
Algoma
Park
and
with
donations
of
lumber,
materials,
time
and
effort
the
boys
began
piay
July
8.
Attendance
at
each
game
averaged
well
over
100
and
a
gate
of
more
than
$20
was
realized
per
game.
Gate
receipts
and
donations
by
local
firms
and
Individuals
covered
initial
purchase
of
equipment.
At
the
end
of
the
season
the
league
had
a
balance
of
close
to
$300,
Mr
Williamson
said.
Serving
the
boys
and
attending
the
banquet
were
newly-re-elected
secretary-treasurer
Jack
Martin;
Alec
Slater,
Maurice
Scott.
John
Rosedale,
Benn-Wlndle,
Johnny
Weston
and
Frank
Hicks.
'
Mrs.
Alex
Half
and
hr
W
M
lavior
Kitve.
:tal
Mamory"
address
Conrad
toasted
the
h
Mrs
N.
Moorehouse
Jack
Mi'Rae
propos-st
"to
lloimie
Scot-
daughter,
Miss
Delia
Halg,
also
left
last
night
aboard
the
Prince
George
to
Join
Mr.
Haig
In
Vancouver,
from
where
thpv
will
ENDS
SATURDAY
HUGE
SELECTION
AT
HALF
PRICE
HUNDREDS
OF
NEW
TITLES
HAVE
BEEN
ADDED!
O
CLASSICAL
O
SEAAI
CLASSICAL
O
POPULAR
O
WESTERN
-
45
s
-
78
s
-
L
P.'s
-
See
You
at
McRAE'S
HALF-PRICE
RECORD
SALE!
LAURIAN
ROSS
.
travel
to
Kelowna.:
Mr.
Halg,
lemon
harvesting
lormer
manager
of
the
Unemployment
Insurance
'
Commission
here,
has
been
transferred
to
Kelowna,
where
he
will
start
his
duties
Monday.-.
;
-
Mr.
C.
J.!
ijeeth
'
;
VlljoKoti-v
Oversize
Lemons
Grown
In
Home,
Make
Good
Pies
might
even
end
up
at
William
;-port,
Pennsylvania
playing
In
the
Little
League
World
Series."
.
To
do
this,
Mr.
Williamson
stressed
that
the
boys
must
be
gOOd
enough,
learn
hnnr
tn
Kr..
Tip
was
piano
uecom-the
event,
which
uulh
the
whole
com-'Sweet.
Afton;"
on"
and
"Auld
Lang
ur
as
served
by
,f
the
Presbyterian
v.i'h
Mrs.
W.
White
,
liliam
Bremner
con-
have
and
to
obey
their
coaches.
Addressing
the
13
and
14-year-old
boys
who
played
last
LHI
Kilt
mtIII
4-..1..i-1
.
,
I
Apartments,
afco
his
gone
soutfo
on
a
two-week
.combined
busU
t.ess
and
holiday
.trip
to
Vancouver.
-,
-
..."
..
.
.
;
Several
officials
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Company
travelled
south
last
night
aboard
the
George.
T.;
K.
Milne,
.
director,
and
C.
E.
Salter
mini
f
j-,.-
wuv
mu
uc
juragiuie
mis
year
due
to
the
8-12
year-age
limit,
he
said
formation
of
Pony
league
would
be
up
to
thei.
"You
will
have
a
tough
time,"
he
said,
"It
Will
be
a
renotitinn
Social
to
The
Dally
New
VANCOUVER.
Grow
mushrooms
In
your
basement?
Raise
frogs
In
the
cellar?
Then
here's
a
new
one
for
you
.
.
,
grow
giant,
economy-size
lemons
on
your
windowsill.
That's
what
Laurtun
Ross,
of
this
city,
and
her
husband
Donald
did,
and
after
about
three
years
they
began
harvesting
a
small
crop
of
oversize
fruit,
each
weighing
i
n
average
of
a
pound
und
a
half.
.
Mr.
-.'ess
is
a
cook
In
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
illii-IliK
car
service,
and
trjivi.lt
w.,
ciders
cause
before
he
scrambled
off
tc
parlay
one
lemon
Into
th'ec
pics,
he
passed
on
his
own
pecial
recipe
for
lemon
pie
filling.
Mr,
Ross
said
that,
under
ordinary
circumstances,
he
would
take
for
Ingredients
two
lemons.
34
cup
of
sugar,
one
egg,
and
cornstarch
or
custard
powder
for
thickening
the
mlxure.
He
would
juice
the
lemons,
und
In
one
cup
of
water
he
r.oud
place
juice
and
skins
and
bring
to
a
boil.
In
another
receptacle
l.e
would
place
the
sugar
and
egg
with
some
cold
water,
and
he
Oceanslde
Canneries
here,
re
tn,t
dr
of
last
year
when
bov
Dlavinu
Saturday,
(l'J)
turned
south
after
a
brief
business
trip
here,
as
did
T.
Van
Snelienbere.
in
ch
rr"f
fit
pnn.
baseball
finally
pestered
their
fathers
and
other
men
into
the
formation
of
the
Little
League.
TO
r.FT
urntm
-
X
..,
Irallllllllllll
struction
and
maintenance.
irele
taking
salt-,
i
at
CJordon
&
U8)
l
'.Medals
will
be
nresentpd
tn
,
Harold
H.
Thorn,
manager
of
Atlin
FisherlpH
-
ornl
unrmnn
,air
ciiiiiinui-s,
with
J
.ty
.S
MM
7
li5-'5cf-i.
I
I
I
I
n.
us.
till
Saturday.
I
the
members
of
the
Hawks
team
when
thev
arrive.
Mum-ii-r
would
stir
until
the
mixture
be-
ChrLstensen
ikn
ni
runi.n
tween
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg.
The
Rule's
planted
a
lemon
.r
;r
in
an
olti
llower
Dot
nhr.nr
1U
M.-itae's
Came
even.
Hp
WftlllH
1-nmnvailrkhi.Hae
ir
.
Scott
will
be
in
charge
of
their
QistriDuiion.
Ronnie
Brydges,
'
hi.-t
.und
n.uice
Fri-
years
ago.
-and
althouah
-
.
.
...
,
.
...
.
(
ltf
,lm
ouHukte
wnere
the
lemon
skins
from
the
boll-
I
they
will
attend
'
the
Interna-lng
pot
and
add
the
second
tlonal
Halibuti
Commission
mixture,
and
thicken
with
fh?i
meeting
next
week.
prefers)
custard
powder,
ol-
j
.
though
cornstarch
could
be
,
Fred
Riley
of
the
Powell
River
,
,
Company
was
another
passen-
He
.
,
SUEttCSlS
tWO
rtJI
1'h
'n!1!,..
i
j
i-.
.
Whist.
8
o'clock;
neither
will
admit
to
a
"green
Mu
it-
by
Mike
Co-
thumb,"
they
tended
the
plant
r.c
nvi.'uiw.
'18'
j
carefully,
until
it
became
neces-,
sary
to
transfer.
It
to
a
larger
s-rs
U.-a!
U
F.A.W.U.
j
planter.
'
.
,
Annual
Meeting
J.m.
24.
at
7:30;
After
about
three
warn,
ilm
tate0'
tr,rtar,
ing
south
aftea
brief
buX4
Mi
tropole
Hall
and
their
labors
uhiih
ccrs-l'.ial
agree-
high
1
191
l-were
nt'KllL'ible
biri
fruit-
a
Mimnle
nf
the
latut
.v.ti.
ST.
JOHN
V
AMBULANCE
ASSOCIATION
Wednesday,
Jan.
27
8
p.m.
CITY
HALL
Terrace
Church
of
England
Holds
Annual
Vestry
Meeting
mm
.
'
.........
.iU(,,
WillviA
al
Kuntmi
ru-h-
Mr.
Ross
exhibited
here
recent-.il
wit!ti
m.bc
ly,
'consisted
of
six
out-size
.iy.
Jn
'S3,
at
(00
It
mons,
one
of
which
he
salt!
M'-tmpole
Hall
to
would
make
filling
for
three
pf.-e'i
amendments
:
Die.
ry
Krruhttoris
'-in
i
Ana.
Tins
is
lm-"U.
.
Ill)
Kir.
Kbss
is
a
ctxJk
wlio
1;no-v.-his
onions,
but
he
knows
his
It
mon
pies.
too.
apparently,
be-
TERRACE
Church
officers!
who
came
as
a
missionary
In
for
1954
were
appointed
at
the
j
1873
to
MetlakatJa
and
establish-,
annual
meeting
of
St.
MnUhew's
:
ed
.the
fir-Nt,
mission
,
to
the
REDUCED
IN
.
PRICE
Now
you
con
buy
luxury
carpets
at
money-saving
prices.
EVERYTHING'S
RIGHT
WITH
WUNDA
WEVE
COLOR
.
.
.
TEXTURE
.
.
.
PRICE
I
Anglican
church
here
with
Rev.
i
Hiudas
ai
Massctt.
tir
--
..n
...
....
...!..
i
Soup
Kales
As
Best
Buy
"They're
Washable"
Now
Only
$Q.95
Yard
0vm
--,-.
If
you
would
like
a
1
I
a
Aa
I
Guarai.tcrjd
not
shrink
nn
BtSTOF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
MuuiAiiun
Just
call
us
we'll
be
glad
to
bring
"samples
to
your
home
and
give
a
cost
estimate
of
your
requirements.
,
ivi.
ty.
vuiiiieu
in
nie
enair.
;
C.
Dale
was
chosen
ret)r'f
j
warden
fhdF
R.
M.'Cory
people
"i
:
warden.
'Others
named
were;
i
lay
representative.
C.
J.
Norrlng-jton:
substitute,
R..
M.
Cory;
vestry
clerk.
Mrs.
C.
Newhbuser;
j
sidesmen.
W.
Taylor.
Don
Colll-l
son.
D.
MacDougiUl,
C.
Raabe.
L.
Pruden,
F.
Stewart,
L.
Fitz-j-rRld.
W.
Matthews,
Mrs:
W.
'Ross
Thompson
and
Ms;
O.
J
Hnnilin;
women's
auxiliary
representative,
Miss
E.
Head.
:
:
;
Mr.
O'Connell
thanked
church
members
for
their
faithful
ser-vlce
during
recent
difficult
years,
and
said
they
were
now
;
-
tnrr
the
results
of
their
faithfulness.
.,
!
He
noted
that-
Don
Colllson,
new
sidesman,
Ls
a
grandson
of
Horton
Stars
On
Ford
Theatre
K.dwiird
Everett
Horton
will
b-
matter
how
manjr
times
they
are
washed.
That's
your
assurance
when
you
bur;
Harvey-Woods
Kroy
wool
hose.
They're
reinforced
throughout
with
nylon
to
give
extra
long
wear.
See
our
wonderful
new
range.
Hand
some
colours;
distinctive
patterns
and
plains.
la
naif
hose
and
anklets.
T.
M.
Ket
d.
Phone
200
'
Broadway
Cafe
laaaLHsHaiaHHskrisBV
You
Name
It
We
Ship
It!
Complete
shipping
service
eommrrciul
or
household
for
Iwal
or
world-wide
deliveries.
I.OC.U.
OR
1.0NO
HSTAMK
MOVING
i
.RTAfiK
And
STORAfiK
Piione
9
I.TI.
LINDSAY'S
"Leave
it
to
Undsnys"
r
r
i
'.
yx
wis
)
YOU
NEED
FEWEI
THIK6S
HERE...
KR0Y
WOOL
H0?E
Waffs
&Nicker$on
Men's
Wear
i
th
homm-ker
who
buys
fanned
tonM
for
nav
erf
.r""31'
"'"
ad
In
the
New
Year.
a"eo,,dr.V,
.
"M
"
"h1
ri'xonMm
prtc
UI
it
en
DINING
PLEASURE
lirard
as
a
movie
prtduc-r
In
,
"On
an
Island
With
You."
the
Ford
Theatre
program
at
'8:30
tonight
on
CFPR.
Horton
plays
the
role
of
Oliver
I'Uekley,
a
Hollywood
producer.
und
Polly
Bergeu
Is
cast
In
the
j
feminine
lend
aj
acttress
Rosa-
Und
Reynolds.
WKENYC3
HAVE
THIS...
I
Cam
I
W
rnmM
k
.
1.
chowder
-
k
?
!uncn-
to
teamir.-
'
war..
,
Rrl"''d
ch"cs
"liclet.
Cold
niM?
in
'i'rri
,om
ais.
ami
.rr
n.
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
,
une-grupe
"'"''
'"K"
tiw
are
I
hZ
8""p
"'PP'".
There's
this
mi'?h
ro
be
'aid
for
Burns'
Niell.!
We
never
heard
of
one
that
failed.
And
hoot,
mon,
how
soon?
j
Commodore
Cafe
MiEn.(DnniEms
.njiiiPi
iirio.
,
l"m
M-
Mil
i.
mo
bwl;
trnn
onion
in
pan.
four
in
souns;
blend
well,
atlr
la
the
water
Simmer
a
few
minutes
to
blend
flavor.
Add
beat
to
tba
onp
mixture
Just
befoia
aerfin
and
heat
all
logetaer.
Make
4
eilnga
SOVF
SCOOPS
Combine
Spaghetti
With
Drtea
Beef:
Plan
supper
around
cans
of
Pp.heui
on
the
nlcht
when
your
family
aeema
"hollow
to
the
toe
"
With
the
epashetti.
mil
dried
beef
nd
Rreen
besna
That's
elegant
eatlnf
Flrat
cook
2iunres
of
sliced
dried
beef
in
I
tablespoon
.horteit-m-c
In
a
skillet,
cook
slightly.
Jusl
until
edata
curl
Stir
in
I
ean
of
apashettl
in
tomato
sauce,
add
I
cup
drained
cooked
green
beans
(unsaltedl
snd
I
imihi
U'ne.
AUTOMATIC
DRYER
Vru
need
fewer
clothes
with
a
Bendix
Dryer
be
TWO
.re
r.
hr""d
"
cr.
5a
B"e'
Soup
cause
clothes
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