r'nnrc
Kurort
L'uil
I
irv
"bstturday,
February
21,
IWi
3..J.J
RECIPES
Sea
Cadets
Entertain
SALMON
AM)
C
OliN
SOL'I'IXE
f
""v-
t.
Queen
Must
Decide
Soon
Role
For
Duke
of
Edinburgh
Parents
Havt
yi,.i
c.tr
Uii'
evened
ilrnun
in
a
fiuffv
s
ra.'fi-
with
e".
white
-
;
riU
pour
Inlf
of
the
mixture
Into
a
buttered
baking
c!UIi.
Pour
in
Cannvi
corn,
tauled
sli-'htiy.
then
the
rest
of
the
mixture.
Cover
with
buttered
bread
cru:iib.i
and
bake
In
a
hct
oven
for
15
rr.inutes.
Serve
with
a
pickle
relish.
Serves
four.
The
-Bring
j
Your
Parent!
corn
nibicis?
Its
a
delightful
Night"
for
the
Captain
Cook
c
h
a
n
g
e
from
winter-heavy
Sea
Cadets
at
HMCS
Chatram
menu,
and
thoroughly
delki-1
By
ALVIN
STEIN
KOPF
But
it
is
known
that
the
nrlrw
hiiH
a
riirr
.r.
Inna'i
was
an
outstanding
success.
!ous-
served
bubbling
hot
and
o?5?
ftl
T,he-r-QTn
PeMoii
and
that
he
was
the
and
the
Archbishop
of
Canter-
first-
u-fore
the
archbishops
and
burv.
Dr.
Oeoffrev
Fisher,
will
i.i.i,
....
t
r.
About
40
parenu
and
friend
:
?uw"
u,u""
maKe'
Appoinlmenf
Of
Truant
Officer
Urged
.
A
truant
officer
attached
to
the
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
With
School
but
with
all
district
schools
under
hl
Jurisdiction
would
be
of
much
benefit
to
the
city.
A.
M.
Hurst,
high
ftchool
principal,
told
numbers
of
the
King
Edward
Parent-Teacher
Ajwociutlon
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
Mr.
Hurot
said
that
ulthotiKh
there
was
not
rampant
truancy
among
city
pupils,
there
were
enough
casual
occurrences
to
warrant
the
service!
of
an
officei.
!
The
P-TA
also
celebrated
a
candle-lighting
ceremony
in
honor
of
P-TA
founder
day
with
have
to
decide
soon
what
role
Is
tJ
'
"
"""Be
!
the
Cadets
toured
the
drill
to
be
played
at
the
Coronation
!
'
hall
and
Instructional
classes,
It
is
expected
that
this
scrap
for.i
aler
which
a
llm
on
tne
June
2
by
her
husband,
the
Duke
during
Lent.
'v
lb.
can
salmon
2
cups
white
sauce
Juice
of
one
lemon
Worcestershire
sauce
of
precedent
will
be
followed.
But
estry
operations
of
Columbia1!
of
Edinburgh.
i
(ha
Tllilra
r.9
Cr4
1
..
U
......
L
1
.
J
1
-t;
Vl.Z
"'""'b.i
.
cellulose
was
shown
in
the
Can-i
There
Is
no
sure
guide.
In
pre
teen.
vutu:,
naa
iraiiicu
.miic
rMCiii
than
tViO
rVinii-h
rtrinco
AA
in
cedent
or
law,
to
what
the
con-
aort
of
a
reigning
should
queen
anv
warm
Rn
f.
af,hi,ithfln
do.
Refreshments
were
served
by:
the
newly-formed
Ladies
Auxil-'
iary
of
the
RCSCC
Captain
Cook:,
t
,
may
decide
to
give
the
Duke
a
Seasoning
2
egg
whites
1
cup
canned
corn
niijlets
Bread
crumbs
Pickle
relish
SUPPORT
I
he
MUSEUM
by
BUYING
YOUR
TICKETS
NOW
The
archbishop
has
the
autn-more
important
role.
orlty
to
decide,
for
he
will
be.lnj
supreme
charge
of
the
ceremony
j
at
Westminster
Abbey.
But
l
Dl''
will
listen
to
the
suggestions
of
II1U
Through
commmunication
bys
Mix
salmon,
flaked,
with
thick
rail
now
is
available
from
Cape-
white
sauce.
Add
lemon
juice
town
to
the
lower
Congo,
about'
and
Worcestershire
sauce
and
3.300
mllejs.
seasoning.
Fold
in
stiffly
beaten
guest
of
honor
being
Clarence
bile
q(
m
i
.
1
miu
ii.
nctiim
w
.j.
.,
.
.
the
Duke
himself
will
be
insulander,
manager
of
radio
station
CFPR,
first
president
of
CNR
Agent
FOK
It
genera
lly
Is
expected
thejM
J
important
but.
llnCr
GU
Duke
will
lane
iKe
an
an
iinpor
II
IMPRESSIONS
SALE
OF
HANDBAGS
me
organization.
!
Mr
lnnlnn'ler
pr.)ro
brlefiv,
after
a
candle
was
lit
ia
his
honor.
J
A
donation
of
150
a
year
to
a
i
$-00
bursary
to
be
provided
by
i
the
Parent-Teacher
Council
for
ja
well
deserving
student
entering
teacher
training
was
not
an
overly
conspicuous
part
in
the
ceremony.
It
is
likely
he
will
have
his
own
place
in
the
procession
Inside
the
abbey,
and
that
he
may
be
the
first
of
all
her
subjects
to
do
homage.
For
a
coronation,
a
king
with
OF
1952"
iiSlLttUiLy
Pacific
coast
members
of
the
pas.'ienger-traffic
fraternity
gathered
in
Hotel
Vancouver
to
honor
one
of
their
number
who
retires
February
2
after
45
years
service.
He
Is
S.
M.
iShcvt
Greene,
general
passenger
agent
B.C.
district
CNR.
Among
guests
w
as-Ken
Robertson,
CN
pasfenger
agent
here.
Highlight
of
the
party
was
the
MIIK
CUtMlVU
LLGIR
of
Montreal
stopped
on
the
..
t
(
li.ntuu.
f'ltu
In
nnaraliilnlA
U
..ii...
Such
an
award
would
be
made
wlre
f'mple-
Each
V
to
"own
"."?
the
queen
consort
has
a
graduating
high
school
;
!
!
tabltehed
place
in
the
pro-i
student
but
decision
on
whether
there
w
ill
be
nne
i?no
hnmarv
nr
'
ceealngs.
ur
t'aron.
after
m
smooth
180-mile
trip
from
Ait
I
l.aned
far
out
of
his
locomotive
to
kuui
the
two
$100
bursaries
rests
with
the'
Queen
regents,
with
husbands,
Council.
The
meeting
f.ivnreH
have
been
rare.
Seeking
a
prece
Lovely
Selection
in
oil
Colors
WOMEN'S
SLIPPERS
also
ma
At
nht
I
Archbishop
Maurice
Roy
of
Quebec
Cardn.ul
I.cger's
hast
during
a
three-day
visit.
the
larger
single
award.
(dent,
authorities
had
to
go
back
nrficontatinn
nf
a
mathiH
tat
tt
A
white
eleohant
sale
waul
to
1"02,
when
Queen
Anne
';,.,
K.
,
-,Mrl
planned
for
March
12.
to
be
held
'crowned
But
the
precedent
was
I
an(,
a
Coalport
chlna
floral
CAFITGL
THEATRE
9:00
p.m.
Sunday,
March
1st
Tickets
can
be
purchased
at
most
of
the
Local
Stores
75c
All
Local
Talent
Produced
and
directed
by:
MEL
THOMPSON
PAT
BOLTON
DON'T
DELAY
AND
BE
DISAPPOINTED
os
tickets
ore
going
fast.
at
the
school.
iberals
Formulate
ine
memoersnip
i
I
Onfn
An
iic
was
married
to
Mmoinulgated
he'p.an
Pce
George
of
Denmark
long
n
and
educed
In
Deroy
Eland
Mr
Grne
came
to
of
fixing
-scotch-lite"
reflectors
!
before
she
came
to
the
th-one.
Canada
in
1905
and
started
with
for
f
t
r
e
on
pupils'
bicycles
a
orolectl
"Unfortunately
u
u
;
ccmiunV
PU
-Prince
""
a
clerk
at
6aslta-PTAS
crrtrt
out
a
historian.
recently
I
Oeorge
of
Denmark
made
so
little
(
loon
ln
1W8'
T,,.
.
.
jilmDresslon
on
his
contemporaries!
He
will
be
succeeded
by
A.
C.
onvention
Policy
t.95
...v
lureiiug
was
rniervainca
i
-.
,
,
...
T.
Warner
hn
rclurmlACn.
icv
on
qufstions
involving
the
liquor
inquiry
Fashion
Footwear
by
pupils
of
Orade
V.
division
j
four,
who
presented
an
original
parody
on
Robert
Louis
Steven-
membered
to
record
exactly
what
'
ada
after
30
years
in
the
United
he
did
or
where
he
sat
during
the
States
with
the
passenger
de-actual
service."
i
partment
of
the
CNR.
hi-
L;tlmr
Relations
Board,
and
hospital
in-was
formulated
last
night
at
the
Liberal
I
son's
Treasure
Liiand,
directed
by
invention
in
the
Llvic
ventre,
views
agree!
Jye
cuscoe.
claw
teacher.
Mr.
.pit'M.ntcl
to
the
provincial
convention
at!"
J1?,
,er
following
the
current
session
of
the
I
.
I
I
,
S
v
-
1
I
AFTER
ALL,
S
-St-(
MfcifS
AtD
1
Dfc'ClDetJ
DAGWOCO
'
'
FIGHTING
IS
S
U
V
TO
8
K,N
AN
PN
II
AMIAISC3
SANDH?P8y
'
f
I
UK6
1
AND
DOGS
P
EACH
OTHER
ol
Hi
111
t
S
WF(
Soroptimists
Entertained
,
i-i
In
PC
!1
till'
iales
f;
n..'
At
Club
27
rnit:ht
find
itwlf
ln
a
position
w
here
It
does
not
have
a
voice.
"
Whatever
side
the
rlnirmnn
1
on,
the
other
side
do'
not
have
reprexcntiition."
he
snld
Mr.
M
Rue
argued
that
Inbnr
t
the
province's
"biggest
single
Industry"
and
that
it
was
"!m-prsctlctil
to
try
to
s.ive
n
few
tlvusand
dollars
when
million
ran
le
saved
through
the
pn.per
fi'iirtioinng
of
the
f.sbor
Ri;!-fons
Board
"
Although
com-
I
Thirty-five
members
audi
guests
were
prewnt
at
Club
27
j
r
h
i-.
.
T
Norton
,s
re-i
"
t'cl
prudent
t
a
.MK'tation.
and
-
n
nini'-d
M'rte-r'
r
ri'itxl
to
the
a.
J
t
M-Rir
)
:"i
'A
-n
H-yn"U.
"1
:
hci
fli.-'H.
M'S
v.:
i
.n
D.i''
B
ami
.'
-
,
t
I
I
wfP
I
TMOiigHr
V
A-l
(THANK
VOUMV
I
I
(
ISN'T
IT
LOVELY,
TOOTSIE
i
(
T"S
TOO
GOCO
H
I
vr.
i
tunr.ir
CA.
,
r"
JGOOD
FPiFMDTAKE
I
)
IT;
n
pfacfpi
ii
AGriNOl
I
ITO
DE
TRUE
r-!
!
when
the
Prince
Ruiwrt
Bumiipsr
and
Professional
Women's
Club
entertained
the
Suroptlmust
Club
of
Prince
Huier.
Mi
Lrnnie
Button
a
:sH'aki?r
gave
members
and
guests
a
vivacious
account
bf
hef
lcly
ni'-nding
the
work
of
t:i
itre"-P,r
r.
fnl
chHlrman,
Il'Arcy
n-iM-tn
,f,l
u;
he
expressed
nppn'h'ntion
th
it
ENJWTH'?
l;CtliJl'-i07
TMiSJiGSAW
SMI
HEPE
SINCE
OUR
'
I
nsS
J
BCXJrfUlSrl
f
J
V
h?
t
(flJZZLE
T0
WHILE
)
1
HUSBANDS
DECIDED)
tJh
-
I
PiNiSHED
rJ
H'fk
I"1-
ST
.
,V-1
WAVVDUW
W
I
(
TO
GIVE
UP
THAT
S
jLsi
W
rZf.'
,,
!a.l'!.v
u,r
new
rr.i:.KCTrcni
ic-t
,rv
thf)USh
Ki,Klnd.
Krantt..
fitiH
i
.!
rii!fe'iw,T
uorn
1
-nHnwn
.rland.
Denmark
and
Uie
ik
an-
M(es
f
'
himiclf
up
s
a
"rtimtrr."
:diivln
countries.
;
n.ii.
c
:(!
'.
v
m
'
'.
v
.!V
.1)'
'
i:
'i
ll'tnor
'
nl
nir'!-:.K!.i(;?
ln-
.
Mlui'LI)
BE
f
OMPI
I.SOKY
i
The
Biz
Prus1'
are
planning
In
the
matter
of
hfwpH
O
in-
'
thrlr
annual
Shamrock
card
-titance,
the
merlin-;
reaffirmed
PV
1nr
March
17
at
the
lesion,
the
Liberal
partv
s
stand
th-t
.
welcome
all,
Hrinre
Ru-;,uch
Inturance
hhould
be
com-1
P"1
filr1
Players
il'iii
(
nwtw.
for
one
room
or
every
room
I
"-
S
(
P'NE
THING
WHEN
A
TI
VJVJL
',
O
NEVE,?
THOUGHT
fO
COME
TO
s
Oi
(GK)wNMANiStOSTAI?vt-p
I
If
vL
VJORKING
JIG5AW
PUZZLES
TO
JiT
VWENTEPTAirieNTTMAT
)
j
FILU
IN
MY
SPAPE
MOMENTS
r-yf
T)
VwEhasto?EADaBCOKV
I
?'
I
H
s
1r
rr
JS
I
v
-ipi-
v..
lift
for
a
tl.i-
i.'iiH-r
!,,v.
tbey
'o
.
r
l:fi'.
ir
y
t
h1
:
In
'i
it
:ti
r
no-v
pirWifs."
Mr
Uhln
'
If
Mi4
'if.iinr
rmr
"iii.j.eriUa
turns
ate
'..
hncvp-,
ii
will
only
n
fj
r.cvc
cocMill
ti
not
opnmp
to
'J'
ri-e
nt
Hip
avciage
pulsrtry.
"The
decrease
In
collection
bring
experienced
undT
the
eluntsry
sv.stem
is
K'l!H?
o
nnwtjall,"
Mr
Lvons
declared
'
Unlens
we
hnve
a
rnmpul.ory
tvtein.
w
tnlcht'
reach
thr
I
point
where
onlv
alwut
51
oe-
cent
r.f
the
wiple
sre
pivint
premiums
"
'
Mrs
Smith
urged
thit
nieth-
oris
of
enforcing
compul'lpn
be
s.
RADIANT
ELECTRIC
PANELS
itv.-ii'iv
liquor
by
!''.
iH
h
.i
at
gov-"ntnliifi
pri-es
..
'
'hat
th
person
with
n
thr
Mirh
private
:n
hi
llijunr
without
in
th
Inw
beina
!h"
iv'st-umr-
i.n.
Ptiarrt
derided
fi"
pmvinciiil
Rovern-"
in'ftin,:
ii'uced
to
f'elulion
urgiiif
'''
time
hoard
be
re-
tlven
r
loser
intention.
On
the
mo'lnn
of
Mr
r."vnnn
the
meetlnti
alreed
to
rail
fo'
resolution
at
the
provincial
ciiiivention
matntnln'n
thit
:
us
the
natives
contribute
bv
stiles
tax
ete..
to
the
icnr
I
1
revenue
fund
of
th
p-rvlire
;
that
nrvanlsed
vlllices
fhfl-e
It
the
three
per
cent
sales
tax
In
the
same
manner
as
other
vil-j
luces
in
the
province
"
!
It
was
derided
to
elect
d'
.e-
etes
to
the
Vancouver
conven-!
tion
at
a
later
date.
V:-
f
v.
V.
i
.
y
t
j
IP-,.
.
vn
I
'eOWNfiA
ril
:
I
I
(
LOOKDAGVvOOD.)
A?
S
ILIPerl'S
A
ISN'T
IT
J
f
V
DO
VOJ
SEE
T-,
r-
'
(TVJ
V
.I'AM--
"
'
u7t
4,
v
boxing
't
rJ-r
sr
not
to
fight
Th'se
Panels
arc
permanently
oil-fll!ed.
providing
miHlcrn
electric
heatlnR
ht
its
most
efficient
form.
No
fan.t,
no
fumes,
no
coils,
boilers,
piping
or
Installation.
Plug
In
anywhere.
"Smaller
models
may
be
moved
from
room
to
room.
Ideal
for
the
hard-to-heat
room.
Thermostat
control.
Cred
Good
MEDICINE
HAT.
Alta.
CP-
Controller
A.
T.
l-cttife
re-
VOICE
"me
the
p.imt
'V
i-i
un'nini
i
R-h-
!
thit
!
'"rlrn
onniuna;
ana
oouu
t.u-
nqement
j
n,
biurd
rhiiirm
an
I
1
ln(,rll'es
miormea
mm
mcuiciiic
f
'iiuwictit
member
HJr
r
manaitcment
Mai
bonus
have
pcrnnps
uie
highest
municipal
ratlnR
in
Canada.
Net
debt
of
the
sinking
fund
was
down
to
$15,000
bv
last
year.
fad
ers
unlit
Bulger's
'
f"f
toddlers
:,t
the
stork
M4i
Oprratinn
cost
as
low
'.
'
j-,
JJ
X
Pjl
VfJ
l1
thrM-quarteni
of
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