nuice
Kupert
Uaiiy
News.
Thursday,
June
10,
1954
'
y
HIT-
if?
Mrs.
Black
Welcomed
Home
1
i
arks
Committee
To
Study
J
t
'
i
l"V
i
rl
Hurrah
for
Home-Made
Jams
and
Jellies
!
Tor
Sure
Success
aygrouna
uireaors
Han
...mmitti-r
of
two,
compos
could
be
used
for
li
Commissioners
D.
McRae
U
Eby
was
appointed
at
niljh!'s
PiuK.S
Hoara
ineri-
in
jam
and
jelly
making
uec
Cei'io
As
Legion
Auxiliary
Prexy
The
CN
dock
here
yesterday
was
the
scene
of
a
colorful
welcome
home
ceremony
when
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black
of
Prince
Rupert,
elected
president
of
the
B.C.
Command
of
the
Legion
Ladies'
Auxiliary
at
the
Penticton
convention
last
week,
arrived
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert.
..
About
30
uniformed
members
of
the
auxiliary,
complete
with
color
party,
were
on
hand
to
welcome
Mrs.
Black
and
present
her
with
a
lovely
bouquet.
Also
returning
aboard
the
Rupert
were
local
L
A.
president
Mrs.
Vic
Duncan
and
Mrs.
Stan
Balllnger,
also
delegates
to
the
convention.
Last
night,
Mrs.
Black
was
honored
again
at
a
Legion
and
Auxiliary
social
at
which
she
was
presented
with
a
corsage
and
brief
case
by
the
auxiliary
and
a
suitcase
by
the
men's
branch.
Joining
Legion
and
L.A.
presidents
Graham
Alexander
and
Mrs.
Duncan
In
congratulating
the
new
B.C.
president
was
J.
S.
Wilson.
rone
representative.
swimmers.
Construction
of
boys
and
girls
dressing
rooms
and
office
for
the
pool
attendant
at
one
end
of
the
pool
was
also
recommended.
Replacement
of
the
wooden
walk
around
the
pool
with
one
of
asphalt
would
remove
the
"silver
hazard"
and
provide
an
area
for
sunbathing,
Mr.
Jones
said
in
his
report.
A
Sltneestlon
breakdown
nt
e$Vu
r
your
fruit.
Takes
only6
the
ti
,
slimy
a
pjuyuiuiirm-piuiis
.siiljmilli'd
by
Athletic
mr
Fn
d
Jones
and
report
10
next
im'elinK-Mr
Jours;
rerommenda-thc
hoard
hired
Rosaline
Vi
Thain
as
playground
,,.
for
the
1954
season,
upstii'ii
of
hiriiiK'additlon-rrviws
was
left
In
abey-pcmlm'?
further
study
of
atiims
by
the
Athletic
Di-who
will
submit
his
ree-ndaiioiis
to
the
Parks
time
CERTO
RECIPES
END
GUESSWORK
SAVE
TIME
AND
ENERGY
GIVE
BETTER
RESULTS
Local
Native
Arts
Included
In
Coqualeetza
Display
Plans
Recipe
Booklet
under
the
label
of
,
every
bottle
and
in
every
package.
Fach
type
has
special
ii-irj
that
must
he
followed.
They
are
not
interchangeable.
rrporr,
:.iv.
jours
say-j
III,-
li'iard
move
the
fence
,
the
.swimminK
pool
to
ilsuli'
pciiineter
of
the
new
rftaininn
wall,
n
u
modification,
Mt
5:ii(i,
would
not
only
lm-afi'!y
conditions
bat
would
liaivule
extra
.puce
that
the
playground
program
Into
three
caterwles
was
made
In
the
Athletic
Director's
report.
These
would
be
daily,
weekly
:md
seasonal
with
the
scope
of
he
program
varying
directly
.villi
personnel
and
facilities
available.
The
daily
schedule
would
Include
swimming
and
divjng
Instructions
as
well
as
games
and
competitions
at
the
pool,
and
handicrafts,
stories,
games
and
.oiiipeliiions
In
the
playgrounds.
Proposed
weekly
playground
schedule
for
the
playgrounds
will
Include
special
events
for
the
wvk
and
staff
meetings
while
miftcnal
activities
will
see
a
compilation
of
weekly
schedules
with
emphasis
on
a
final
IT'S
NATURE'S
OWN
HflPER
-
Certo
is
fruit
pectin
the
natural
jellying
substance
in
fruit
extracted
and
refined
to
help
you
make
better-lusting
jams
.and
jellies
quickly
and
easily.
SAVES
TIME
AND
WOHK
-
Once
your
fruit
is
prepared
it
takes
only
15
minutes
to
make
a
whole
batch.
That's
about
,
the
time
needed
for
old-fashioned,
long-boil
recipes.
A
onk-minute
full,
polling
boil
that's
all
you
need
with
Certo.
No
long,
tedious
boiling
and
stirring
over
a
hot
stove.
What
a
relief!
Indian
arts
and
handicrafts
from
the
Prince
Rupert
area
and
from
other
parts
of
the
;
province
will
be
included
In
a
display
plunned
by
the
Coqualeetza
Group
in
Vancouver
during
the
Empire
Games.
j
Work
by
wcll-know.i
Charles
H.
Dudoward
of
Port
Simpson
and
thrj
private
collection
of
Mrs.
Vera
A.
Mair
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
included
in
the
show
50
MORE
JAM
OR
JELLY
-NATURAL
TASTE
AND
COLOR
-
As
no
long
boiling-down
is
needed
hardly
any
juice
wastes
away
in
steam.
Von
actually
average
50!
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
quantity
of
fruit.
,
And
since
the
boil
is
tx
short
to
spoil
the
fresh-fruit
taste
or
dull
the
fresh-fruit
color,
jams
and
jellies
taste
delicious
look
bright
and
sparkling.
SURE
RESULTS
NO
GUESSWORK
Success
is
sure
vow
follow
carefully
the
recipes
that
come
with
Certo.
There's
one
for
each
kind
of
fruit.
Don't
change
a
thing.
Mrs.
Nellie
Jacobson,
Ahousat.
EC;
Arthur
Moody
of
Sklde-gate
Mission,
slat
work;
Na-'
naimo
Indian
Hospital;
Coqualeetza
Sanitarium,
SardiS;
paintings
by
Judith
Morgan
and
Chiles!,
"the
favored
one"
who
inherited
Emily
Cnrr's
brushes
and
Ellen
Neol's
totems.
The
group
also
hopes
for
exhibits
from
Miller
Bay
Hospital
and
a
special
display
from
Fin-lay
Forks
In
th
Yukon.
in
fcsks
sir
readies
nlhlv
Rod
and
Gun
Cluh
:ig.
June
14.
8
p.m.
Films
shown.
H37I
I
to
Be
held
in
the
Vancouver
Art
:
evi
nt
.such
as
"Pool
Dav
"
j
Mr.
Jones'
report
also
states
that
tennis
and
archery
In
Andrews
Cathedral
Sun-
A
Product
of
General
Foodi
structions
will
be
included
in
the
proposed
program
If
volunteer
leadership
Is
available.
When
the
wealher
makes
su-
4-huol
plcnir
li'aves
from
Island
Kerry
float
1:00
Saturday.
138i
nitiou
all
Salmon
Flsher-A
slii
i
ial
inei-tiiiK
will
be
Gallery
July
15
to
August
15.
The
Coqualeetza
Group
is
hoping
for
more
exhibits
and
his
asked
persons
interested
to
contact
the
committee,
through
president
Mrs.
H.
Ferriusson,
181)6
First
Avenue
West.
Vancouver
9,
B.C.
Deadline-
for
entries
is
June
30.
Among
other
exhibits
already
promised
for
the
show
are
Bill
Reld's
Haida
silver
work;
work
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ambrose
Gra-velle,
Flagstone,
B.C.;
Mr.
and
Mis.
Mungo
Martin,
Victoria;
7aJke
iauA
-liquid
or
crystals
Certo
in
either
form
gives
equally
good
results
,
pervislon
of
the
playgrounds
n
lit
Metropole
Hall,
F
ri
mm
me
II
at
8
p.m.,
to
discuss
impossible
the
Civic
Centre
will
be
made
available
for
a
continuation
of
the
pjogram.
i)
pricrs.
Tbi"
meeting
is
:.mt.
Sponsored
by
the
'
U.
and
Native
Brother-
Daily
Ne.v,
Classifieds
IBC.
11361
MARGARINE
30c
You
save'iplnt
0
milk
by
buying
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Pound
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CREAM
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1
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Regular
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1
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Half
Price
Both
Large
Boxes
CAMAY,
Regular
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for
27c
WEIHER
BUNS
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package
15c
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40c
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suitable
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delivery
orders
PORK
RiBLETS
pound
29c
PORK
SPARE
RIBS.
..
..
pound
59c
GARLIC
SAUSAGE
pound
49c
VEAL
ROLLS.
Swift's
...
pound
63c
DELICATED
STEAKS
pound
69c
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
pound
50c
HAMBURGER
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pound.
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FOR
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FRIED
FOODS
USE
NEW,
HOMOGENIZED
CRISCOt
FISH
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mltk
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boklng
powder
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Measurements
Level:
Cut
fish
into
finger
length
strips.
Mix
Crtsco,
'KR
and
milk.
Combine
dry
inertxlienls
and
add
to
liquid
mixture.
Dip
fish
into
batter
and
V4
cup
tift4
flour
4-6
pctBl
CRISCO
for
oop
trying
fry
in
deep
Crisco
Jieated
to
36EF
(an
inch
cube
of
bread
will
brown
in
60
seconds)
alwut
3
minutes
or
until
brown.
Serve
with
French
Fried
Potatoes.
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2-29c
Radishes
Bunch
5
c
Green
Onions
.
Bun
5c
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SI
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Mb.
Carton.
37c
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UNTIL
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-
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LOWER
FLOUR
PRICES
NOW
IN
EFFECT
AT
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