AUSSIE
EMANCIPATION
i
The
university
of
Advlairl..
Prince
RuDerr
Doilv
News
Thursday.
Mnrch
C,
1952
Premier's
Daughter
Career
frnr
Co-op
.
Business
'.
Mounting!
...
,
....
!-
Naval
Ship
founded
,
in
1874
was
the
first
'
...
ar
S
....
...
....
.
.
HIP
u'lri
lr.
Australian
university
tn
oron
.
Consumer
Turnover
up
Seeks
Stage
,
,
'
"h'""vi--
sire'
grecs
lor
women
students.
bail
;
one
Visits
Port
Cjcirclc
ray.
enuiQ
....
A-
CamiiHV
Navy
vessel
on
a
$100.t00
l
isli
Output
2,:ro.('tt
round
i
.
Increases
or
$10(1.000
in
consumer
buine-s
a.
id
2.600.000
paunch
of
f'.s"i
nroJurtiun
were
reported
by
Manager
K.
K
Harding
to
the
PriiHte
-Uiipcrt
Fishermen's
Co-oiX'rative
Association
xesterday.
A:)pro:.iiia.eiy
one
'combined
training
cruiso
and
;
1
oceanoyraphie'
survey
on
-lh:-
1
west
coast
.lied
up
in
.Prince
!
Rupert
harbor
for
a
few
-hours!
yesterday
for
minor
engine
re-i
REGINA
(CP)
The
ambition
of:
'
13-year
old
Shirley
Dougla.v
daughter
of
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas
of
Saskatchewan,
is
to
do
hoi
:
life
work
on
the
stage.
But
diminutive
Sim
ley
has
no
hankering
for
the
political
stage.
!
Ever
s.nce
cfiiidhood
she
has
wanted
to
be
aiv
actress.
MENU
FOR
SUMMER
MEALS
IS
GUIDE
FOR
GARDEN
SCHEDULE
Reflects
and
Reminisces
When
it
was
decided
to
call
the
pairs,
and
tajiing
on
.''lures
and
!
iresh
water..
i
hundred
m.-inoer.-;
attended
the
I
he
was
ih?
f
jrai-"
r
Algcrine-
!
annual
geneiai
incilii;;
in
lliei
-!:m:uliaii
uiuieaw.
-KT
i:.viw
oaua
I.e.-in
,:.!!
Full
re-i4'-
Shirley,
five
feet
two,
weishins?
'
A.-ropoU,
R.-.ossvclt
Im,
wince
I
less
than
100
pounds,
took,
an
1
ituoert
was
occupied
by
United
important
step
in
that
direction
States
soldiers
wlu
had
one
a
.
recently
when
sits
won
the
best
!
aarc
for
years.
An
Amcricau
vn,
i
SLC-
Warie.
(
wmmanded
xby
Lt.
I
pjrt.s
f
the
past
s,
u
.oa'.s
opera-!
ti.ws
will
dc
liven
ti
thU
mcei-!Cdi'-
n-
'r-
li
i-'l.
!
U1,
i
Also
on
bo.'d
was
Ur.
J.
P.
Tul-
j
Visitors
from
out
of
town
ur?'1'.
oceanojiraplicr
attached
to
t
T.
II.
cu.enson
and
A.
V.
Hill
of
I
-"
r'i-erie:;
Ke.-.eaivh
Board
of;
the
FLiliermen's
Co-opi.ia:ive
Canada.
i
Federation,
John
Donaldson,'
Tho
"Soo''
i.s
tender
to
IIMC3
1
G.Oige
Greenwt:..
uti(i
11.
Blake
Mal.ihe.t,
reserve
division
fit'
of
the
Fishermen
.s
Co
cpi-MMV'
I
Victoi
ia,
and
is
manned
by
re-1
Aivijciaiion,
al.
o
:..
o.
S.nitn.
a
.-erve
per.so.;rel.
Her
present
delcgaie
from
M
asset,
and
fiob-
;
cruise
is
of
approxiinately
three
j
crt
Uauildson
o
tl-.o
Uiiiver.sitj
wttks'
duration,
l.t.
cor.
Ha.-..;e
of
British
Columb.
a,
L'e.trtnic:n,
.'as
imirned
ihrte
Cays
l.eio.el
I
V
4
V
general
came
up
fiom
wun
-
n-i
eisco
to
take
a
lcad.ng
iol
i.i
'
the
decucation
ceremony
ci.
u.'
n:!l.
The
t'.cture
was
.o.i.skL
r
-d
'
anineiiily
litun,;.
So
that
w.u
:
that.
But
there
were,
ho.wvi
i
.
a
few
hard-boiled
old
.soui-!
douiis
who,
if
shy
on
sentiment.
:
were
stionj
on
lmanee.
U.nv
.on?
would
u
Le
i.vlur
tiie
c;...'
could
ever
liud
lund.;
eacu.;h
t"
,
transform
a
rocky,
rugged
piece
jf
country
into
a
uOiu.:..j.
p.-.
a,
;
iui..'je:ng
a
great
nation
and
h:.l-
.jA.n.;
ulc
uieiiiuiy
or
a
C
-
,ime
leader?
A
f
actrt-;
award
in
the
annu.'l
Saskatfliewan
IJejio;
.al
Drama
i
Festival,
'jhs
will
attcm.j,
a
repeat
in
ts.e
Dominion
fm.U).
Her
first
part
was
at
the
of
five
when
she
played
an.ange!
in
a
Sunday
S.hJOl
Christmas
papain
.n
Wtj
aarn,
3ask.,
wiiti?
s'le
wa?
born.
Shirley's
f
i
r
it
lead
was
a
fairy
in
a
school
play,
also
at
Wcybam.
She
was
in
Grade
Two
at
Ui.i:
time.
Lr.
t
summer
rhe
attended
tin-Banff
School
of
Fine
Arts
and
i
took
part
in
two
Shakesucarcan
;
dramas,
"Midsummer;
Nivh:
;
Dream"
and
-Com:
of
Errors.
'
'She
likes
this
tjpc
of
role
ex-
eeptionaliy
well.
w
hK
oi
education.
:.t.;p
lett
)u.rt.
i
w
v
Before
adjourning
lor
t
lie
day
U
-
at
-f
Pensioners
h
hist
event";,
the
v-"'vt-ty
r.n-not.nced
that
Ln
J.,nii
Hart
oi
RUM
OVERYEARS
OLD
me
racinc
Bioio
-
eai
ytu.'im
in
But
what
they
u-iked
did
not
Nanaimo
would
speak
to
the
n
Aw
Gel
Free
Drugs
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
govern-1
matter.
A
noole
pars
would
arl.e,
meeting
on
Friday
on
.
the
woik
somehow,
some
time.
Seven
vears
mat
has
been
earned
out
07
Tlii"
inlviTli'-i-nti'itt.
is
nut
published
or
dUp!:,.,..!
iiv.j
-Hoard
or
by
the
(lnveriiment
ll'niH
have
passed,
but
there
is
n.i
si-n
th'lt
institution.
ment
has
rescinded
an
order
Fastest
Grown
Vegetables
are
Radishes,
Lettuce
and
Onions
front
Sets
!
"e-
s"-tess
in
me
regional
0f
it.
A
two-by-four
start
was
I
he
meetings
are
expected
to
which
the
CCK
contended
would
t-
l
im
vouiai
io
inane
Ul
llliJ
been
continue
until
Saturday.
have
restricted
benefits
of
f
ice
'
i,-oc
,v,-Q
Cm
tl
cl
.
,
..
.
.
.
"
"uum
nave
.
.
"
:
'"ire
remarnaoie
Dy
tne
lact
tins
De;ter
had
this
never
been
r,i-
druKs
for
old
aye
'
pensioners
and
'
i
niaiunne
varieties
occupy
son
j
her
fiver
,-pir
in
tho
Ps-im
.,t,j
-
,
.
.
,
which
could
be
used
for
some-
!
,
rL
J
xV
.Ll
d
,
"
.YankeeJtounit
oa'
already
been
plenty
of
con-
eltare
cases
in
British
Sow
Each
of
Those
Vegetables
Several
$ostfbfHtlarfe2orink
ZZ-r,
T
a
giance.
asuea
wny.u
v.
a.-,
rtruction
within
a
few
hundred
coiunuua.
Tnmg
thmeelseifasur'essionofouick
eise
n
a
succession
oi
uic
award
wmle
sit
nlaying
t
only
her
Prinep
B.m.n
ht
...-..t.-o
.u.
.
.
...
...
1
,
growing
crops
were
sown.
'
o'
".-
nines
ui
nit-
tuasi.
oKeena
,
ii.
i".u
cross-
-
lurnouu,
minister,
i
i
T
i
second
role
in
&
Utile
Theatre
aaainst
the
nre.sirint
sm-iii
t
u
r
,
...
f
ht.h
......
..J
Peas,
lettuce,
radishes
and
.
production.
wonder
And
so.
the
fund
oi
l
'-
.n:.
aA
o
.u
i.i
'
rti.rvrtmui.
i
..-
..
spinach
will
not
do
well
in
July
I
She
plajed
a
2-year
old
gul
inaly
intended
to
be
devoUU
to
I
level
SDan
over
the
Rulkiv
Rivo-i
because
of
tonv
.
riKin
,
w
and
early
August,
so
do
not
plant
i
In
'
Tomorrow
the
World."
Dark
Dumcses.
mav
now
he
us,-d
t,i
t
..,.
i
,.
I
Adjudicator
Pierre
Lefevre
said
in
other
wavs.
and
thP
most
xhr
oirlTH.7
i."
"
i
7..
i.Lc.!
.
these
crops
to
yield
in
the'
hot
i
weather,
but
sow
them
for
early
i
she
-sustained
her
role
with
var-
i
made
of
the
memorial,
such
as
that
tlw'one
beins
nlannpri
wii:
:
ZJIZTl:
summer
and
fall
harvests
onlv.
I
itty
-
and
was
character
it
is
And
that
cannot
be-much.'
out-rank
'misunrlrstanrtinc
among
the
most
im-:
widespread
All
the
others
should
be
sown
i
throughout.'
Arrested
development
rarely
is.
portant.
I
the
order
would
be
withdrawn.
two
or.
three
times
or
more,
with1
Mr-
Leievre
said
he
thought
a
Times
ll;ire,t
tir.ni
foi
fri.ni
mif
famtli
sou
Inn
Ije-ts
er
in
Beans,
snap
4
weeks
1
foot.
Beets
6
weeks
1
foot
Carrots
8
weeks
2
feet
Cucumbers
4
weeks
2
feet
Endive
6
weeks
1
foot
Lettuce
6
weeks
1
foot
Kohlrabi
3
weeks
2
feet
Turnips
2
weeks
l'2feet
Spinach
2
weeks
3
feet
Sweet
corn
JO
days
4
feet
Onion
sets
4
weeks
1
foot
Peas
2
weeks
3
feet
Radish,
early
1
week
'
1
foot
summer
2
weeks
1
foot
winter
6
week's
1
foot
j
the
last
sowing
timed
to
jna-'
12-year
old
girl
had
been,
excep-
j
Prince
Rupert
and
Halifax,
in
ture
before
ueioie
killing
Kiiiing
frosts
irosis
arrive,
arrive.;""
j
Anally
'
well
cast
for
the
role
certain
cnirtui
respects,
leapecus,
resemble
leieinoie
one
one
Do
and
an?.azed
to
find
jt
!
another.
Each
has
splendid
not
follow
a
leaf
crop,
seed
,tnat
a
root
with
i
waf
ta
y
a
young
Iady
I
harbor.
Each
has
an
eminence,
:QllIBnB'J
-
-rrT-rr-r-
...
-Vjg,
L.U
VJ'.
or
crop
1.11..1J
Hill,
one
UliC
of
VI'
in
.v.-
.....
.
1
i.ue
same
caass,
dui
use
a
uilier-
ent
type,
to
avoid
disease
and
soil
exhaustion.
jibing
io
a
consiaeraoie
neigni
"Never
for
a
moment
did
she
,
from
the
centre
of
the
townsuc.
step
out
of
character,"
he
said,
i
But
there,
similarity
stops.
Hali-Shirlev
has
also
done
pxtensive
i
fax
has
Before
sowing
a
second
crop,
modelling
in
Regina
fashion
I
in
the
distance.
But
on
the
oig
up
the
soil
and
apply
plant
.
shows,
taken
on
deliberately
to
1
other
hand,
Prince
Rupert
is
not
food
again,
2
pounds
to
100
help
her
poise
la
walking
on
a
miltarv
and
naval
eent.rp
Nn"
To
prepare.
a
production
'
square
feet
or
100
feet
of
row
stage.
Mli
has
Prince
Rupert
any
history.
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
1947
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Slmlebaker
-
5-jtasscnger
Coupe
1918
l
ord
Panel
'.-ton
3937
Lincoln
Coype
1941
Chevrolet
(
Oupe
1940
Plymouth
Setlan
Perfect
Tuna
Casserole,
Haiilax
can
look
back
across
several
centuries.
'
Her
high
ground,
known
as
the
Citadei,
-
mounts
heavy
artillery.
Queen
Victoria's
father,
the
Duke
of
Kent,
was
.the
man
who
started
the
fortifications.
Prince
Rupert
is
surrounded
by
vast
forests.
Halifax
isn't.
Halifax
has
a
handsome
hotel.
Prince
Rupert
hasn't,
one
couid
go
on
indefinitely.
for
lh
tlickatt
thavet
of
your
life,
get
acquainted
with
the
Gillette
Kockrt.
Thit
modern
razor
changes
blades
instantly,
cleans
instantly,
and
shaves
like
a
dream.
Buy
a
Rocket
Razor
and
enjoy
shaves
that
are
quicker,
easier
and
a
lot
more
convenient.
InOontBloo.
Real
SbcYii:
Doi.ble-f9
Complete
Set
Includes
A
Racket
Row
With
Styrvnt
Travel
Ca
And
10
Gillett
Blue
Blades
in
Dispenser
1
Superior
Auto
Service
.ehedule
for
a
garden
is
a
mat-
j
'
ter
of
arithmetic.
Take
carrots.
;
for
example.
How
often
do
you
j
erve
carrots
to
your
family?
Once
a
week,
twice
a
week,
or
j
jhree
times?
It
should
not
be;
hard
to
decide
that.
;
The
harvest
of
carrots
from
al
single
sowing
will
last
in
top
condition
at
least
eight
weeks.;
Daring
that
period,
say,
you
wiU
I
serve
carrots
16
times,
or
twice
i
e
week.
A
row
of
carrots
two
feet'
.long
will
provide
an
ample
serving
for
the
average
family.
S6'
yoa
first
sowing
of
carrots
should
be
32
feet
long.
This
should
be
followed
by
a
'iecond
sowing,
timed
to
mature
,'when
the
first
crop
has
been
'harvested;
and
three
sowings
Should
see
you
through
the
season,
so
tar
as
table
use
is
concerned.
I
If
you
will
estimate
the
num-
I
Taer
of
family
servings
each
week
i
ou
expect
to
use
of
all
short-Jharveht
vegetables,
you
can
fig-
I
ure
out
the
number
of
sowings
and
the
length
of
row
for
each.
ll
Limited
;
Yukon
fears
a
meat
scarcity
;
while
the
foot
and
mouth
disease
!
remains
a
menace.
Any.-sb.ip-
ments
north
would,
oritourse,
'
have
to
pass
through
J3ritki!i
j
Columbia.
For
many
a
year
it
!
has
been
a
common
enough
practice
to
see
fresh
meat
sent
;
south,
Instead
of
toward
the
Arctic.
It
was
reindeer,
instead
'
of
beef.
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Avenue
West
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Green
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..
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The
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railway
!
will
involve
bridge
buddin;:
i
across
the
Skeea
River.
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PRICES
GOOD
TO
MARCH
13,
1952
We
reserve
the
right
to
limit
quanti'
MUU
from
the
data
in
the
accom-
panying
table.
ta
ever
a
dish
deserved
the
compliment.
IF
"How
Perfect."
this
servings.
Garnish
with
whole
potato
chips
around
edge
If
desired.
Note:
GRADE
A
LARGE
ror
Lent,
use
condensed
cream
of
'which
several
sowings
should
;
i.'irs
so
eJ.y
Z
be
made,
and
gives
data
to
en-4
make,
perfectly
erand
to
eat.
celery
soup
instead
of
mushroom
soup.
EGGS
Guaranteed
Fresh,
Dozen
able
you
to
plan
suciiessive
sow-
;
I
The
luscious
flavor
team
of
con-
SOVP
SCOOPS
densed
rream
of
mushroom
soup
Springtime
Garnish
For
Soup:
Cream
of
celery
soup
looks
all
dressed
up
for
spring
with
a
bright
green
garnish
like
chopped
chives
or
parslty.
Treat
the
family
to
this
on
St.
Patrick's
Day
or
the
First
OmFTHE
MOST
ECONOMICAL
FOODS
Y0UCAN
BUY!
ORANGE
JUICE,
20-oz.
,
t
3
tins
49c
STRAWBERRIES,
15-oz.
2
tins
65c
PEARS,
Flemish
Beauty,
15-oz.
2
tins
47c
DICED
BEETS,
Nobob,
15-oz.
4
tins
47c
GREEN
BEANS,
Columbia,
15-oz.
4
tins
79c
TOMATO
SOUP,
Campbell's,
10-oz.
6
tins
81c
CHOCOLATE
MALTED
DRINK,
Borden's,
1
lb.
.
53c
BRAN
FLAKES,
14-o'z.
2
pkg.
49c
JELLO
POWDERS
6
pkg
57c
and
tuna
give
the
chsh
its
high-powered
come-on
for
eaters.
And
if
you
want
a
Lenten
dish,
just
use
cream
of
celery
soup
instead
of
mushroom.
Results
are
equally
pleasing.
'i
Right
on
your
kitchen
shelf,
you
can
keep
the
makings
for
this
one.
A
can
each
of
mushroom
soup,
tuna,
and
jfreen
pess
plus
a
bag
of
potato
chips..
It
turns
suppers
into
something
special,
is
a
perfect
uay
of
Spring.
Hi-Hat
Spaghetti
'
Casserola:
A
Lenten
dinner
to
be
nroud
of
Wt
will
have
a
larfic
shipment
of
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direct
from
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pay
us
a
visit.
We
aim
for
IIIOIIM
LOW
PRICES
RICE,
Monarch,
2
lb.
pkg.
;
PORK
SPARE
RIBS,
per
lb.
SOLE
FILLETS,
1
lb.
pkg
VELVEETA
CHEESE,
!i-lb.
pkj
ings.
and
also
the
space
which
j
will
be
required
for
each
crop
'
in
order
to
produce
enough
for
;
family
needs
without
waste.
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Column
1
gives
the
time
each
I
harvest
lasts
from
one
sowing,
i
and
in
Column
2
the
space
to
i
plant
in
the
garden
row
to
pro-1
vide
one
serving
for
a
family
of
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Jour.
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Data
on
days
to
table
size
are
"given
in
most
seed
catalogues
for
,very
vegetable
variety.
Early
'Varieties
of
lettuce
will
be
ready
.in
40
days;
while
late
head
:tuce
may
take
90
days
to
manure.
By
sowing
early
and
late
varieties
at
the
same
time,
you
.can
have
a
longer
harvest.
This
Is
advisable
for
sweet
corn,
be
choice
for
luncheon
parties..
The
!
m
cost
will
cheer
you
too.
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Perfect
Tuna
Casserole
1
can
(1
rup
condensed
cream
'
of
mushroom
soup
k
eup
Triilk
1
T-oun.'e
can
1
cup)
tuna.
0
drained
and
coprscly
fluMcl
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5,i
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crushed
potato
cMp,
1
ti
p
cooked
green
peas-.
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p
Empty
soup
into
a
small
r-asse
this
Pour
2
cans
(3
cups!
of
spaghetti
in
tomato
sauce
with
cheese
Into
an
ungreased
lH-quart
casserole;
place
in
a
moderate
oven
t75
F.)
for
20
minutes.
Meanwhile
beat
4
egg
yolks
lightly;
combine
with
U
cup
shredded
Cheddar
cheese.
Beat
4
egg
whites
until
stiff;
fold
in
yolks.
Pile
eggs
on
top
of
spaghetti;
continue
baking
at
375
F.
for
30
minutes
or
until'
lightly
browned.
6
servings.
"Soup-Prise"
For
Lent:
A
'soup
combination
that
calls
for
extra
big
bowls
is
made
by
mixing
1
can
each
of
condensed
clam
chowder
and
cream
of
celery
soups.
Add
2
cans
of
milk
slowly,
stirring
con
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49c
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BI.KACII,
qt
17?
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roie;
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miiK
aim
mix
thoroughly.
MARSHMALLOWS,
Angclus,
pkg
39c
LICORICE
ALLSORTS,
English,
lb
44c
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the
traffic.
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