Monday,
January
28,
1953
DISTRICT
NEWS
Cook
Swims
Steak
Willi
Tomato-Soup
Sauct
spassing
Shrine
Band
to
Hold
Concert
In
Civic
Centre
This
Friday
The
8tewart
Board
of
Trade
atlng
under
a
voluntary
scheme
THIS
WEEK
-
Art
Club
meeting.
Civic
Centre,
S
p.m.
tonight.
had
a
buy
aession
at
their
but,
with
so
many
of
their
mem-
V
t
1
Plarus
were
completed
at
the,
obtained
at
the
Music
Festival
monthly
meeting,
at
which
a'bers
going
ouuide
for
hospital-reitular
meeting
ol
the
Alaska
laat
spring,
when
the
adjudicator
proposal
to
establish
an
emerg-
Ization
and
increased
charges
Masic
Trail
to
back
th
concert!
awarded
them
83
pointa.
j
tncy
landing
strip
on
the
east-'made
by
outside
hospital
for
being
presented
by
the
Shrine
In
outllnim?
the
program
fori
em
part
of
the
townsite
was
services,
the
scheme
Is
rapidly
Band
In
the
Civic
Centre
thu'ttw
coming
concert
he
promised',
discussed.
I
going
into
the
red.
Representa-
u,
Peter
Urn,
a
,
is
money
tor
either
music
or
yeV
..
"--
X.
reaQers
Film
Council
meeting
celled.
can-
jthe
playliig
of
many
familiar.
Members
also
deckled
to
see
tions
are
to
be
made
to
have
Friday
night.
Tickets
for
this
concert
can;
tunes,
consisting
of
five
marthei,
if
Stewart
could
be
made
a
port'
the
hospital
scheme
taken
over
t
8.O.N.
meeting
Monday,'
Jan.
'.
25,
8
p.m.,
followed
by
social
Son
a
Ladies
invited.
(21)
,
so
ui.
T
,im.,'t
til?
Shrine
Ban(1
,',,(
t
th-
Civic
Cen-,Ht,
will
h''lP
purchase
the
riM-u'"8-
,
,
b,.t-n
training
the
,'ail
wmti-r.
Baritone
'
J
.
...
......
.Ii-
be
obtained
from
any
member
of
two
old
country
and
one
Italian
of
entry
for
aircraft
and
will
by
the
government
or
some
ar-the
Auxiliary.
I
and
two
American.
j
also
see
if
the
Stewart
Hospital
rangement
made
to
relieve
the
Peter
Lien,
conductor,
stressed'
PromL'in:;
to
be
the
most
popu-:
can
be
brought
within
the
scope
pressure,
the
need
of
extra
money
for
(he
liar
feature
will
be
'
Gems
from
of
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance:
The
question
of
having
a
full-band
and
the
importance
of
glv-i
Stephen
Foster"
as
arranged
by
Service.
I
time
government
agent
with
lug
a
good
concert.
.
jTobanl.
Also
included
in
the
The
board
was
informed
that
j
disbursing
powers
was
discussed
He
said
the
band
U
very
much
program
w,il
be
a
bairtonp
Jiolo
the
Granby
Company
have
'and
representations
are
to
be
improved
and
cited
marks
they
.by
Nick
PavllKis
as
wili
as
solas
taken
over
the
Halport
Mining
I
made
to
Victoria
for
its
con-
-Sr.
M
ilik.
I
.
...i;
.,.,11
stnif
fV-
,,
I,
mi"
-
-
by
Inez
Amadio
and
Frank
Ouidl.
company
s
snowing
in
tne
unus:
smerauuu.
As
there
are
customs
officers
Peter
Lien
will
accompany
River
country
and
that
if
there
h,.s
.hcj-'-n
fumillar
!,ro:ni.-.e!t
an
eve-l)li(l
entertainment.
R
v
in
U.-t
Wednesdays
;boUt
Danny
Kaye
a
llt
,j(
reaction
and
h..s
been
trying
to
:
both
ine
AmdiO
and
Trank
was
a
runway
here
where
planes
jouldi.
Rupert
Fulton
will
do
could
land
on
skis
or
wheers
the
cornet
solo
in
"CtautUui
they
would
take
supplies
and
Dreamer."
'
equipment
in
this
winter.
Con-
j
Everybody
is
invited
to
attend
tact
is
to
be
made
with
the
DOT
r-V
vV'
V
ft
.
4
s
y
v
.
14.'
fc-
.
-
.
V-
it,
if''
u
Mm
utt
awaa
Tilly
Rolston
Lauds
Junior
Red
Cross
Work
tere,
the
board
felt
that
Stewart
should
be
made
a
port
of
entry
so
aircraft
can
be
cleared
here
without
the
necessity
of
going
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
matter
is
to
be
taken
up
with
the
proper,
authorities
and
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
i
the
concert.
i
Ior
approval.
At
the
present
time
the
Stew
Peter
Lien
said
"instruments
,J,
,.v.t
since.
The
last
art
Hospital
Association
is
oper-
11
fit
Ull'
!'"'
f'1
"J"
or
In
a
moderate
oven
F.i
j
isnusn
COiumoia
nuni-'-r
utu:
.Uu-,
bout
1'
hourt.
or
until
meet
I
Education,
Tillie
Rolston,
paid
ning
into
hundreds
of
dollars,!
,
ho
arc
sun
"-
tender.
Serves
.
!
tribute
today
to
J
unior
Red
Cross
,
and
are
of
no
use
for
anything
builder
of
good
citizens
in
except
playing
in
a
band.
-so
it
scoors-
Pioneer
Telephone
Operator,
Mrs.
Margaret
Graham,
Dies
i.
schools.
'
'
"So
the.se
Instruments
have
to
Cemblne
Mutheoom
and
Beef
,
In
a
letter
to
the
teachers
of:
he
owned
bv
the
band
where
In
ONE
GREASE
JOB
with
a
purchase
of
1
set
of
Tire
Chains
Offer
good
until
January
31,
1953.
Uut
K.ive
aiini!uu--!
...i.hk
his
perform-l!
t!:.
regular
hour
to
ijf
a
i'li'-nii-.
he
said:
,
.',
tune
for
a
of
us
,IT.e
and
permit
our
,.rs
to
home."
r,t
sv
Tor
high
clam
in
l'.-i3
place
order
oupa:
ror
an
eitra-rlca
eoup.
com-
B
c
sne
gad
that
thU
movement
!
an
orchestra
thev
are
owned
by
n:;r""ci;oy"r,r,
beef
Stir
pw
im.
tne
members.
jjme
ajm"
01
of
tne
lne
"
moahroom
and
eoupt.
V
,7.1.
ihli;
I
Wnt
to
y.
"Left
e!ebrat",
to
I
your
UmlFy!
Then
put
dinner
Into
a
clebrtln
mood
lth
platter
I
of
BwIm
itcak
cooked
Id
a
savory
t
tom(ooup
uuct.
Th
tomtto
oup.
plus
onion
and
(rtrllc
(Ivea
flsvor
dub
to
this
i
dtah.
And
with
round
and
chock
.
(Iraki
quit
plentiful
and
oin-llmet
at
a
special
piic
It's
a
food
time
to
fnatur
this
meU
Yoa
can
cook
tht
bUs
steik
either
on
top
ot
the
stove
or
in
the
'
oven,
if
you
ue
the
oven,
have
a
l
complete
oven
meal.
Turk
In
a
ca-'
aerote
ot
ecelloped
potato.
And
of
"lc"'u".s-.
nUs
Ior
a
IormPr
"mce
sons-
"al","e
m
rhrl
of
.
.'
1
can
of
water
or
milk.
Tble
"
.
,
"
'
'
-airuments
oemg
usea
are.
oia
Rupert
resident,
MR
Margaret
prine
Rupert,
and
Tnomas
W.
In
maket
a
meaty
soup
that
ie
aturd
It
Canada
and
is
giving
Candlart
and
not
too
efficient
whil:
others
Graham,
were
conducted
by
RevJ
-raham
acidhridEe
BC-
three
COnCPpt
'
Wdd
lacking
entirely
"
.
j.
s.
Clark
at
Cumberland
where
tllt
IT
?fnZ
eatlnc
Serve
It
with
totaled
crac
n
tpretd
with
cheese.
-friendship.
(,rrse
DIDD.
h
af'.l.V-5'Hl.
V-.'
ta
f.'J-
i
'"VTlf.
-
r
.,'-r.1,
-4
v
.
Use
tpaghettl
and
Dried
Beef
In
(in
some
cltl-
been1
Bsaltln8
of
he
burial
took
place
in
tne
family
ran(khildren
j'uTor
have
ZlZrttl.
Plr,
k.-
,ra.J.
Pallbearers
were
rl,old
friends;
that's
"Children
who
members
of
the
Caaterole:
A
can
of
ipafhettl
la
SEE-SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LIMITED
(i.,.
st,,ry
because
it
(I
bake
deaaert
too.
either
pineapple-
tomato
sauce
with
cheeae
adda
up
to
t
srand
lunch
or
supper
diah
Cross
in
their
school
days,
have
,
,.
.
.
,
.
a
i
'
VtlC
UCt,CMrl,VI
k.
alA
Kt.
.
.
nptiilr-down
cake
or
crumhjr
Cran
Bennisone
A
E.
Woodruff,
W.
3rd
Ave.
YV.
Phone
Green
217
aa
adults
a
very
hen
teamed
with
a
little
dried
HOI
pes-w
tic
Dance
by
Charles
Wood-
16
months
8f?o,
died
at
St.
Jo-
-.eeblt
and
Clive
Banks
beef.
Pour
tpafheltl
Into
a
greeted
the
building
of
a
belter
world
berry
Hetty.
Time
It
to
ell
dlahet
come
out
ol
the
oven
at
once.
Juat
let
the
oven
do
tbe
work
while
you
house,
but
as
Doth
the
players
seph's
Hospital,
Comox,
following
stated
the
minister.
cataerole:
atlr
In
about
cup
of
ebupoed
dried
bet.
Dot
the
top
anH
tv,A
ariin.A
nrofa,
r,.mi-
a
Inner
lllnefM
1
ThU
Organization
helps
ourl
laf
mu&.
.
.
"
,
Min
r
o
about
other
bualnees
until
meal
time.
with
butter.
Bake
at
W
V.
until
hot
and
allfhtlv
brown
on
top.
(Canadian
nadian
young
young
peopl
people
to
be-
ik,i
-.
.v,(.
.
m
o
,,.
oh
Tbe
recipe
for
tbe
ateak
with
(wnrte
aa.
lS
a
"loused
up"
(n
ire
one
Saturday
,.!,!.
,r
covers
up"
on
ti'.n
the
explanation
.is
so
lovt
in
contempt
the
rh.irms
of
both
-s
th
it
he
mistakrn-to
Marilyn
Monro
n,;itie
by
one
Miss
;.
r-
Hut
a
he
say.
.
v
frith
have
the
name
lr.i'.ial
d'-n't
they?"
piece,
consists
of
familiar
melo-
rled
to
Mr.
Graham
a
Nanaimo,
tomalo-aoup
sauce
Is
at
follows
:
Tamate
twiu
Stttk
I
corn
aware
of
social
needs
on
a
local,
national
and
world-wide
basia.
It
Is
funded
upon
the,
jits
re-arranged
fur
bands.
.Sept.
6.
1905.
I
Prior
to
her
marriage
Mrs.
Graham
was
a
pioneer
telephone
IhtlH
pWf1t
t4U
(n,r,e
er
rhxk
ml
It
tfuhr
thlrkt
1
rue
ehopped
onion
KKfll.
anltK-ed
S
emu
it
cueaJ
operator
starting
in
Nanaimo
in
PROP
WASH.
.
.
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
tup
ftour
1902.
She
was
a
member
of
the
Unit-:
t
lMCMMje
salt
rui,dnavd
1
Ik
r
pi,ir
toaiale
aeep
hcup
Boeatt
Milk
In
Family
Mtala.
Continued
eoup.
prepared
with
milk,
contributes
ell-round
food
value
to
yeur
family
mealt.
And
It
a
wlae
to
terve
creamed
eoup
(witb
milk)
often
becauae
recent
turvey
ahow
that
calcium
It
th
nutrient
moat
frequently
lacktof
from
the
average
diet.
Dae
Popcorn
fee
Oaraieh:
Light
puffy
popcorn
I
a
perfect
garnish
for
eeveral
eoup.
Ptt
a
bowl
of
the
buttered
pupcota
to
go
with
tomato
or
vegetable
aoup.
Let
each
en
help
himaelf
and
sprinkle
It
en
toup
to
it
caa
be
aalea
while
crlap.
cue
nurtoipfl,
eit4
Ideal
of
service
service
to
the
immediate
com.n
unity,
to
our
nation
and
to
children
all
over
the
world.''
8ht
said
It
develops
a
desire
ln
our
youngster
to
help
other
children
in
less
fortunate
circumstances,
regardlesa
of
nationality,
race
or
ct.ed.
"The
fine
work
being
done
by
th
120
000
boys
and
girls
in
high
and
elementary
schools
of
BC.
is
a
reflection
of
the
fine
teachers
who
guide
their
ef
After
a
quick
engine
change
;ed
Church,
the
Order
of
the
by
Engineer
Kellough
and
Bill
Eastern
Star
and
the
Canadian
Harper,
the
aircraft
G1C
is
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary.
Court
-again
available
for
instruction
enay
and
of
the
Women
of
the
.
flying.
i
Moose.
Prince
Rupert,
where
Mr.
CF-DEU
Is
coming
along
nice-;
ind
Mrs.
Graham
resided
for
!
1
Poood
flour
and
aeatonlata
Into
Beat
wllfc
tbe
edae
of
a
heavy
taacer
a
at
II
flour
la
aoraed.
Krova
ateak
la
hot
shortening
la
aa
even-paa
or
aklllaL
Add
onloa
and
garUc;
cook
until
limp.
Bleed
,ia
too
pi
cover.
Cook
over
low
beat
ly
with
recovering
of
the
fuse-;
many
years
while
he
was
engag-;
late
in
progress.
Work
on
this
ed
as
Inspector
of
Mines
and:
1
aircraft
goes
on
nearly
every
Resident
Engineer
in
the
north
night
at
the
hangar,
so
a
little
'
country.
of
your
spare
time
spent
there)
They
had
made
their
home
in
forts,"
she
said.
vl'i'.'T
thinks
Princ
u
a
wi.nderful
place.
tiild
Ii.
r
It
rained
the
t.:ne.
so
I'lalM
nt.
snappy
blond
a
on
tiie
Annrtt.
!',.n-A!iirii-an
Alrwuya
m
tn-re
Saturday
to
iierv.l
int
to
Ketchican
y
rforniiii!.
then
totik
A,
::.'.(
plane
to
thla
r
,
1
1:
li
she
sjernt
only
tti.ie
h'-re
she
said
sh
Kia
at
tin-
tlac
of
j!:d
n
anU
to
come
vn
tin-
weather's
a
i!Mi
r
f-.r
a
loner
vtMt.
m
tlie
plane
from
Kll-
vi
.ii
(.roitr
Joynt.
a
;!
A-
ri'iiautlrs
Admlnla-
will
speed
up
completion
of
this.
Courtenay
for
the
past
lew-
Housewives
Discovering
Many
Uses
for
Aluminum
Foi
Job.
years,
following
Mr.
Graham
s
retirement.
She
leaves
one
daughter.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Marsden.
Courtenay;
two
ROUTE
t
Billy
Seymsur,
Red
854
Herman
Street;
1480
6th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
ROITE
J
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077;
2nd
Ave.
West
941-1028
inctud-ng
9ih
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzell's
Motors
to
end
of
3rd
West.
ROl'Tr
4
Wilfred
Erickson
7ih
Ave
West
704-1427:
9th
Ave.
West
102-609.
806-861;
-Fulton
Street
700
Block;
Tatlov
Street
805-823;
Comox
Ave.
ROITF
5
John
Westhead
4th
Ave.
West
100-445;
5th
Ave.
West
105-515;
6th
Ave.
Wert
308-539;
Dunsmuir
Street
211-424;
Tatlow
512-515;
Emerson
Place;
Agnew
Place.
P.Ol'TE
Raymond
Sklapsky
A
Fifty-Six
Play
At
Moose
Party
President
Pat
Deane
announced
that
ground
school
will
begin
this
Wednesday
and
will
continue
weekly
throughout
the
The
hoiwwlfi
u
discovering
baking
Juicy
pics.
If
tluy
boll
that
wafer
thin
aluminum
foil
over
Just
gather
up
the
foil
and
Ihn
,ma
trtrtloriul
tfc'foifVt
hsi
tct,M.A
,!
It
uvia
.,vilns
ki.rr,.
Fifty-six
citizens
took
part
in
a
,.wti.
eir.t.a
tr
.h-
.
,
and
other
perwh.ble.
on
store
.
kl,
0lf
bllUy
on
a
,rlp
JgTVlnl
C"
8aturday
shelve,
for
years-has
a
hundred
wr,p
arm
bottles
in
lumln-1
Fred
E.
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10.
3to:.u
Building
Phor.e
Blue
593
year.
A
general
meeting
and
election
of
officers
is
scheduled
for
Feb.
14
and
the
entertainment
committee
said
there
will
be
the
ewual
quarterly
dinner-dance
as
well.
night
r
who
ranie
tfh-'riHtift
n
practical
t
-
around
the
aver-
um
folj
you
ii
be
amaed
at
how
age
home.-
'
-
!jonK
tney
II
slay
warm.
Here
are
some
handy
uses:
,
8th
Ave
West
105-537;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270:
McBride
Here
are
prize
winners:
Ladies
first.
Mrs.
Pritchard:
second,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Norton.
and
ai.i'i
take
a
quick
tins
c;ly
Rolls
and
n.urrins
will
heat
alumlnum
foll
thf
julCM
t0
Street
113-708.
ROUTE
7
Peter
Brown.
Blue
971
All
of
Section
2.
Mens
first.
K.
Dehli;
second)
was
a
cut
between
Ted
Rorvlk
j
.rc
h,wn
around
by
tnrougn
rvciuy
ana
m
not
oiy
a(,d
to
the
treanvd
saure
.Hoi.
i-.i.s
Airline,
man
(out
11.
before
warming
they
are
and
O.
K.
Oisen,
which
Mr.
Rorvlk
won.
Pool
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
A.
Norm
wraP!d
in
B.ummurn
i
m
,ti!i;K..n
and
j
wr"p
cioiely
ln
minum
foU:
ROUTE
8
Arnold
Peterson.
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
(
CNR
-Fishermen
's
E
Norton.
Door
prise
was
won
!
by
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg.
j
Mrs.
L.
Holder.
Mrs.
F.
Oood:
IjfeiSIJWi
v
iun
who
came
here
i
aro
-
lr.
J.
t.
Cade
'in
1.'
mi
active
practice
ng
f
p
Ured
on
squares
of
alu-
'
.
'
"
,,,,.,
other!
,wi
?
,
prevents
odors
atfectir.g
mlnum
full.
1
,
,"otte
Melt
rhocolate
squares
on
aluminum
foil
by
floating
tie
Wrap
foods
for
freezing
In
foil
on
hot
water,
save
dish
aluminum
MI.
Meats,
especially.
in
(
nr
W
antiunion
t
birth-
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:.)
23.
and
will
alwavi
and
Mrs.
H.
Muncey
were
charge
of
arrangements.
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
renuli
a
strong
moisture
ana
:i.etrt.ng
to
remember
wash!
;g,
tjr
snape
the
loll
Into
bowl
shape
and
place
it
directly
air-re.st.st
ant
wrapping
material
.U'!1"S
liy
Ii:.
.
!)
dinner.
Dr.
U
!n
nPt.
a'
uZW,.
rm
piesented
him
with
j
A
variety
of
Vegetables
may
deep
freerr
"1
hip
in
the
Prince
:
cotmeu
in
me
same
uu-ii.mi
n
WT.en
freeing
fun.
wrap
f
Miriir.il
Association
ar.d
FOR
This
advertisement
Is
nut
publlslietf
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
fcv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
liit
l-aree.
on
behalf
of
tney
are
earn
wrap
pea
in
aiu-
individual
pieces
or
enougn
for
j
mlnum
foil.
Use
pres-sure
cooker-ine
family
m-'al
In
moisture
and
I
or
waterless
type
of
pan.
;
vapor-proof
aluminum
foil
to
I
Store
fresh
young
or
Ir-afy
.
exclude
air
If
placing
food
In
vegetables
In
aluminum
foil.
They
carU)ns
aKain
line
carton
with
'will
remain
crlfp
and
firm
loi.Bjuminum
foil,
'veral
days.
i
?
t.ive
him
a
lal-boy
d'-
wis
at
one
time
ti'MiUl
iiffirer
here.
)
Circles
-und
quanea
!
alu
he
'topic
of
doctors.
minum
foil
may
be
used
over
a
BP
Overseas
Salmon
Over
again
for
bowl
rovers.
Ii
vure
to
leave
foil
ll
to
S
Inches
t
larger
than
the
bowl
and
press
Parcels
Uelayed
it
firmly
around
the
edges.
For
cooking
fish.
It
U
exrel-
British
Columbia
Packers
Ltd.
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
The
Annual
General
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
Wednesday,
January
28th.
1953,
at
8.00
p.m.
in
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium.
The
-order
of
business
will
include
the
presentation
of
Annual
Reports,
Election
of
Directors,
etc.
AH
paid
up
members
of
the
age
of
nineteen
years
and
over
will
be
entitled
to
voting
privileges.
FRED
JONES
General
Secretary
-in,
V...H
f
n
,
x
s.JZrA
has
been
advised
that
the
ship
HIGH
CLASS
'PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
,ui
.""
,,,.,
cu
mtm
Floatsl.
-RqUTE
9
Melvin
Bjornson,
Green
113
t
8th
Ave.
East,
McBride
to
Hars
Cove
Circle
ROUTE
10
Richard
MacDonald,
Blue
339
4th
Ave.
East
237-736;
5th
Ave.
Ea5t
301-719:
6th
Ave.
East
119-245
301-626;
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-667;
Cotton
Street
511-516;
Green
Street
411-416:
Ebert
Street;
Young
Street.
ROUTE
11
Donny
Blake
Piegott
Ave.;
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Herman
Place,
Piggott
Place.
ROUTE
12
Lloyd
Quast
11th
Ave.
East
333-1865;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
Ave.
ROUTE
14
Derek
Allen,
Blue
120
1st
East
225-247
;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341:'
1st
Street
S31-225;
Market
Place;
3rd-
Ave.
Daily
News-National
Motors.
'
ROUTE
15
Robert
Jensen,
Black
953
5th
Ave.
West
635-735.
741-745;
Borden
Street;
Fraser
Ptreet;
Bigear
Place.
ROUTE
16
Charlie
Lindstrom
th
Ave.
East
124-234
;
5th
Ave.
East
101-246;
7th
Ave.
East
108-658;
Bowser
Street.
ROUTE
17
.Marvin
Sterritt,
Black
205
6th
Ave.
West
210-539
:
7th
Ave.
West
120-537
;
8th
Ave.
West
221-528:
Lo'biniere
St.
721-728;
McBride
St.
413-704;
Tailow
St.
65-733.
ROUTE
18
Allan
Smith,
Black
716
6th
Ave.
East
Block
800
;
8th
Ave.
East
915-976:
9th
Ave.
East
1000-1144:
10th
East
900-1130;
Alfred
Street:
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Strest.
ROUTE
19
Jimmy
Johnson.
Green
66!
.
6th
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROUTE
!
Ronny
Hadland
8th
Ave.
East
1036-1944.
ROUTE
21
Clifford
Valentin.
Red
873
2nd
Ave.
West
1135-1314:
Park
Ave.
1005-r279;
11th
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
.
ROUTE
S3
Don
Grantham,
Blue
293
8th
West
615-735:
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street:
516-600
Fulton
Street;
600
and
700
Blocks
6th
Aw.
West.
ROUTE
24
Brian
Roberts,
Black
480
2nd
Ave.
West
716-3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
West
Daily
News-Watts
&
Nickerson's
5th
St.)
to
Frizzell's
Motors.
ROUTE
!5
Gordon
Boake
6th
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ROUTE
26
Freddie
Bellis,
Red
322
7th
Ave.
East
981-1086;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
928-1154.
EOCTI.
27
Christopher
Harvey,
Green
865
6th
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle,
Oreene
.is
tmrk
from
!
re
he.
Tim
lllrveyl
luart
and
John
Magoe
1
a
Board
of
Trade
Hi
s
happy
t0
be
back
1
trying
to
find
out
ippened
to
his
'
trick."
"i
he
as
going
to
U
the
meeting
and
to
'tri
he
had
ihe
said)
a
ith
paiM-r
that
he
was
show
the
citizens
.
.
.
n
he
was
about
half-Tcrr.w.
he
discovered
t
the
paper.
'
hid
a
hard
time
ex-'
to
tun
three
passen-"ei-r.
he
had
lots
of
prepare
a
new
speech
rcarhed
Terrace.
not
nearly
as
much
'Ml
rold
here
as
there
iyrter.
Alaska,
sava-
Mm.
It
when
finished.
This
elinlnatej
wi"
1
r
rt
t
P
U
was
greasy
f,h
odors
jo
difficult
to
jO.
forced
'TZ.
-ident
shortly
aflPr
Mllln
date'
minim,
foil
for
row
ting.
Remov.-
foU
for
lac-
half
hour
to
brown
This
has
resulted
In
diap-lurkey.
Turkey
remains
moist..
polntment
to
thousands
of
Can-no
basting
required.
Smoked
adlans
who
sent
these
Clover
Leaf
ham
has
less
shrinkage
when
Salmon
parcels
overseas,
cooked
this
way.
Again
remove
The
Company
regrets
this
una-..
n
i
......
!
nifnhl
rieiav
in
dellverv
but
lutl
I
j
let
u
lllltlttvva
w-
iwc
v
w
j
.
w
-
j
---
-
lng
period
la
up
In
order
to
glaze
can
now
report
that
arrival
date.
and
brown
ham.
jsnouia
oe
rvuiumy
i...,....
Line
thin
or
black
pa
nsjr
j
1
u
Benaa
with
aluminum
foll
to
help
distribute
the
heat
more
evenly.
v"lale.
U.S.
collector
of
Cakes
and
cookies
will
not
dry
out
or
overcook
on
the
bottom
this
way.
They
will
also
brown
evenly
Use
a
sheet
of
aluminum
foil
under
the
pie
plates
when
i
I
I
MEN
WANTID
TO
till
TAItOMO
TO
MIAIUkl
ClOTHII
If
4
n
that
centre.
Mrs.
arrived
here
Sunday
Camosim
and
will
take
s
Airlines
plane
today
to
0n
her
first
trip
to
she
thinks
It's
great
-
sunshine,
,now
and
1
w
the
same
day.
"retary-mananer
at
the
entre-Fred
Jones-has
problems
besides
keep-
"k
ot
Kowley
Miles.
His
ls
trying
to
find
a
1
hp
can
have
square
Vn
tlle
auditorium.
He
basn't
been
able
to
find
no
could
handle
the
FORD
PRODUCTS
(SEE
FULL
PACE
At)
ON
PAGE
)
FORD
MODELS
down
payment
os
low
as
$835.00
MONARCHS
down
payment
$1077.00
CONSUL
...
down
payment
$
691.00
PREFECT
down
payment
$
559.00
A
complete
line
of
FORD
TRUCK
S
?
1
-
ton
light
to
5-ton
heavy
Up
to
24
months
to
pay
on
all
the
above
models.
WE
ALSO
HAVE
A
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
A-l
USED,
CARS
AT
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
i-
FOB
uii
or
trt
Hill,
Olevk
IIP
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Nti
tkilortni
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(
h"w
e
tt
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to
lake
mr,'ii'Wit-
AlaO
t
Km
i.mii
fill
v
jwtr
Alt
ir
laimtaW
f-"'
r..miM
wtih
wtxwm
ti.rm.tw.
)
lnt
nu
fi
iiilla''!
btwinw
own.
WITK
,.l,'.,Nu
i
Ki.i
,!,T..17tiMi'
from
a
buying
trip
U
.
Parker,
whn
hj
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
J&YALQtv
I
CANNED
F&OBS
A
e"d
of
December
after
5'ear.
i
i
business
here.
111
to
Vancouve:
r
with
one
St
3
talW
HAM
iHeaVk
fnjTprwn
new
owners
of
her
store
Berj
to
choose
vies.
some