t-p-s-
,
Punre
Rupert
Daily
hJcwj
Wednesday,
April
1,
1!5'J
bassing
Smithers
Firm
Gets
Contract
For
New
Royal
Bank
Building
Plans
Made
For
Native
Convention
F
Korea,
battleground
since.
The
Pacific
earthquake
zone
June,
1950,
J,as
a
history
ex-1
with
slight
tremors
every
day
Is
tending
p
sibiy
to
the
12th
'
centred
on
the
coast
of
Japan
century
BC,
near
Tokyo.
ii
l
5
WWII
l
Uiiiili
opened
in
the
Bu'kley
Valley
by
ih
Union
Bank
at
Telkwa
in
1912.
It
moved
to
Smiiiicrs
the
following
year
and
wis
iak:.-n
over
later
by
the
Itova!
Bank
of
Canada.
Present
quarters
are
SMITHERS
Thi;
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
has
awarded
the
contract
for
Its
$50,000
bank
building
to
Bovill
and
Hann,
Smithers
general
contractors.
Construction
is
expected
to
start
about
May
1.
The
one-storey
structure
with
,'
the
Pty
",U
w
.hen
Alf
Ur.e
and
'.'
,(arman
th,r
h-pi
d
to
in
U
"h
d"r-
,.,
t
.up
member
ftp-?
ml
to
The
Dally
iN-
KITWANGA
Plans
for
the
22nd
and
bigged
annual
convention
of
the
Native
brotherhood
of
a
mezzanine
floor
will
be
48
by
1
55
feet
fronting
on
Main
Street
at
Broadway.
Sub-contracts
have
been
awarded
the
following
Smithers
;
t'
oun
CI"'-'
and
i
.
'
f
mite.
'
,
t
'
"
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'y
fr
i
!
i
.
,
i-
4
You'll
Save
B.C.
were
'finalized
here
at
a
general
meeting
of
t
llirms:
plastering
and
stuccoing.
,.
ii
us
Oeorge
at
the
northern
interior
j
,
15-pound
spring
iftVhnV
Mllllii'ha
t.
Oven
Ehlert;
plumbing
and
heating,
Smithers
Plumbing
and
Heating
Company;
metal
work,
Smithers
Sheet
Metal
Ltd..
painting,
G.
H.
Adomeit
ti
Co.;
0
i
Uj,
city
P"Pular
:.fMiwn
me
l
Vnn-
j
electric
wiring
and
fixtures.
Wall
i
Electric.
rarier
and
turler
UJ.
"
,
wneve
nat
should
be
worthy
of
the
occaio
The
creation
on
the
left,
entitled
"Chimney
Sweep
-
u
black
traw
bonnet
trimmed
with
chimney-.wcep
brush-heads.
The
othe,
hat
to
called
"Cafe
Creme,"
a
coffee-and-cream
8traw
bonnet
tha
might
be
worn
at
one
of
the
big
British
race
meeting.
Unpwrtant
"
horsM'
"
London.8"
by
Kate
Day
of
London's
Top
Hat
Designers
Concentrate
on
Coronalion
CLEARANCE
First
banking
services
were
i
jt),
HrMry
me
Skeena
district
branch
which
will
be
host.
The
convention
will
take
place
at
Hazelton
on
April
23.
Invitation
have
gone
out
to
all
government
officials
of
different
r1r-jvif.lmr.rtf
3.
x;.,i..r.
Brotherhood
delegates
"across
the
province;
and
to
rcpresen-lativs
of
Alumiiiiim
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd..
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
and
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Worker
Union.
The
KitwariKa
Totem
Pole
Brass
Bend
and
Kispiox
Harmonica
Band
will
welcome
arrival
of
the
deleifalf
nnri
nffi-
RUGS
.,),
,
V.(i
.lllotl
111
i
I.
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.aWfc.
adw(iff
.
T,.
l
if
K'-tHK
:;cf
"oi.Kf
tumor-
ATC
Easy
Rice
and
Cherry
Pie
With
Coconut
Crust
is
a
New
Idea
for
Heavenly
Eating
.
.
1
'k
H
111
to
ul
iw
utraw
chimney-sweep
"bi
u;.hes."
The
crown
is
covered
with
similar
brush
heads.
N'WSP
FOR
By
MlltlfX
NUtKAHAV
c;inlliin
Prrm
auff
Wrlui-r
UJNIXN
f
In
thl
festive
ran
list
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rt
u"t
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year,
milliners
are
determined
,s
GKKAT
VAKIKTV
,
;
lh
J"''
S,,r,,
that
hats
shall
be
worthy
of
the
Kens
alio
I"""
Miss
Day
has
huts
for
every
eta
l.
society
event
from
tennis
at
j
"We
expect
this
22nd
annual
i.
re
ii
u
uui
in
a,,,!,
aiiii'iimiin?
occasion
London's
top
hat
designers
therefore
are
concentrating
on
UNO
10
OFF
fee
pill'"!
""uoicuon
u
garden
parties
at
convention
to
be
the
biggest
BurklriMham
Palace.
A
Wimble-!
ever
held
In
the
Brotherhood
s
don
style
Is
a
close-f
Htnm
rxkc
'.
history."
Harold
Sinclair,
dls-
Coronation
hat
styles
reflecting
m
QSB
TO
WEAR
....
Ea.-ter
Parade
Orchids
Mother
and
Daughter
Corsages
;
Roses.
TO
SHARE
.
.
A
Bouquet
or
Plant
for
the
home.
Ea.ster
flowers
for
shut-ins
Altar
fiowers
for
the
church
it,
ml'
"t
K
the
glitter
and
color
of
the
um-
!nnet
haie
in
deep
leaf
preen,
trlrt
vice-president,
told
the
or-
C,:i,;:.t)l.i
icuuiosi-
mer
season
la
Coronation
year.
,h'
r;lv
f:om
;in-
j
nd
txpects
to
j
A
designer
experienced
In
glv-
lr,g
a
royal
touch
to
women
1
most
frivolous
accessory
Is
Kale
'
TiflV
niie-tlni
miltmr
ls
u,,,.
tu
tiny
brim
giving
the
beautiful
,
ganizational
meeting,
nweeping
curve
of
a
gothic
arch,
!
The
following
committees
the
crown
xwathed
in
white
chlf-
were
appointed
to
handle
ar-fon
that
floats
gracefully
to
the
rungcmrnls:
nhoulder.
j
convention
comrnitU-e
Har-
An
unusual
tou
h
to
a
yellow
'
'!d
Kinelair,
chief;
Charles
Pat-organza
Picture
hat
for
earrien'sy.
Silas
Johnson
Wallace
B.
n.
.OiriK
I'
f
i.
oium
ugs...
Lovely
Axmiiisicrs
in
lofie-or-tone
or
floral
pattern
,ri
Adame
to
j
maJ
jIartm.
,he
gup,n-,
&n
.
fur
tfsuinp
,
maker.
She
now
has
her
own
hat
in
Greer.,
Orcy,
Beige
pr
pii.IJi
UUH
Wine.
LINO...
:iritci.ricnl
at
SUtd
Miishrr
;aloii
In
eicluAlve
Mayfalr
and!
partlc
Is
provided
by
ivprays
of
!
Morgan,
Peter
Alfred,
Moses
jsupplle
ruitomer
who
onceiummer
flower
hand-painted
'Jones.
praised
the
model
he
designed
abovn
and
below
the
brim
-Ox-i
Entertainment
Joe
Starr
I
for
wear
with
llartncll
s
chic
'ford
and
Cambridge"
Ik
a
fmn.
.CUilnnin
Rrt.,nf
Austin
M..1-
WE
SEND
EASTER
FLOWERS
BY
WIRE
ANYWHERE
Firr,
quality
.
.
.
Patterns
for
oul
Jimmy
KilMin
Is
alirady
over
this
low
heat
for
14
minutes.
Turn
off
the
heat.
Do
not
remove
lid
nor
stir
rice
while
it
is
cooking.
After
rice
has
cooked,
remove
s.1ueepan
from
heat
but
keep
the
lid
on
until
you
are
ready
to
use
the
rice.
Use
exact
measurements
of
uncooked
ru
e
and
water.
Time
the
cooking
accurately.
For
real
convenience
and
economy
of
time
and
effort,
keep
unused
nee
in
the
refrigerator
in
a
covered
container
at
all
times.
Use
it
for
mar
quick,
delicious
and
inexpensive
soups,
salads,
casserole
dishes,
hot
breads
and
desserts.
METHOD:
To
make
the
coconut
crust,
spread
but'er
or
margarine
evenly
over
an
8
or
9
inch
pie
pan.
Sprinkle
the
coconut
into
the
pan
and
prcs
into
the
butter.
Ii
helps
to
use
a
moist
teaspoon
to
press
the
coconut
against
the
pan.
Bake
in
a
350
F.
oven
until
crisp
and
golden
brown.
To
make
the
rice
and
cherry
filling,
mix
together
the
rice,
esgs,
sutjar
and
cherries
and
cook,
over
a
low
heat,
stirring
constantly,
until
the
mixture
thickens.
The
egg
whites
make
the
mixture
foamy,
but
soon
cook
into
the
rice.
If
desirc-d.
ndd
red
food
coloring.
This
makes
a
more
delicious
looking
filling.
Pour
the
filling
into
the
coconut
cru.st.
Cover
with
wax
paper
or
olummum
foil
and
chill
in
the
refrigerator.
To
serve,
whip
the
cream
and
fold
in
the
vanilla
and
sugar.
Snread
over
the
rice
and
cherry
tilling.
Tim
is
a
pie
to
remember!
It
is
"
ft
g'cd
you
won't
be
able
to
foiiM
lU
The
rice
and
cherry
filling
is
tinted
a
luscious
red.
The
sweet
and
chewy
coconut
crust
turns
a
golden
brown
as
it
bakes
in
the
oven.
As
a
fitting
halo
for
this
rice
dessert,
whicn
is
positively
out
of
this
wuild,
chuls
of
fluffy
whipped
cream
swirl
over
the
lu.-.ciou
rue
and
cherry
filling.
The
family
cun
enjoy
this
tuous
pie
alt
the
time
b
cjue
the
nee
and
cherry
filling
cooks
in
a
hurry
and
the
cxronut
rru.st
takes
only
seconds
of
atte!:tion
bi-fore
the
oven
hikes
over.
The
three
magmmntly
good
parts
of
this
pie
the
exonut
crust
the
rice
and
cherry
ing
the
whipped
cream
top-pmg
combine
to
make
one
of
the
year's
most
talked
about
pies.
ivcitt
niK.vrs:
Z
UhlesuKins
soft
budrr
or
marsarine
1,
5
ox.
pai-kase
or
ran
of
moist
coconut
(I1'',
cups)
t
ups
eookrd
rice
i
es
i
cup
beet
or
cane
sueer
1
1
j
cups
canned
Urt,
red
cherries,
drained
Red
food
coloring,
if
desired
1
cup
whipp'nf
rream,
chilled
teaspoon
vanilla
,
cup
beet
or
rane
sugar
PHF.PARING
THK
FLUFFY
WHITE
RICE:
To
make
3
liberal
cups
of
fiulTy
nee,
put
I
rup
of
uncooked
rice,
2
cups
of
cold
water,
and
1
tea..poon
of
rail
into
a
2-quart
saui-op;in
and
bring
to
a
vigorous
boil.
Turn
the
heal
as
low
as
poible.
Cover
saucepan
with
p
Ld
and
Wave
tl:ii
dr
.
nu
nji
hf
didn
t
make
n.(
tin-
Wlllt'T.
sulU
and
beautiful
embroidered
j
coat
hat
supporting
both
unlver-
I
thews,
Bert
Kusseil,
Tommy
8w"'
jity
boating
teams
A
light-blue
jTait.
KOVAl,
PATKONAfiK
"nen
clorhe.
It
is
trimmed
with
BanqMet
Mrs.
Mary
McKen-
Among
Ml.
-a
Day'
customer.
:"UUt
f
Ia'k
blue
chiffon
that
sie.
sup.-rvivr;
Mrs
Mary
it
tlrf
fjir-p
are
:swecps
down
one
side
any
room
in
the
home
MATS
...
Chonills
ba!h
mats
and
Axminster
scatter
rugs.
SIMPSONS-SEARS
LTD.
112
3rd
Ave
W.
Phone
4G9
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
-
.
a.
to
the:
Smith,
chief
cook;
Mrs.
Martha
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLORISTS
Box
51G
Phone
777
300
Thild
Ave.
W.
Siikara
Washburn.
is
the
Queen,
and
style
similar
waist.
ip
accountant
:.ne
ready
for
Brown,
head
waitress;
and
Mrs.
Silas
Johnson.
Mrs.
Wallace
Johnson,
Mrs
Alice
Harrts.
Mrs.
Steven
Morrison,
Mrs.
Lottie
I
to
the
neat
little
bonnets
with
;
j
j
tiny
brims
Her
Majesty
has
fav-1
ored
recently
can
be
seen
In
the
i
I
present
collection.
)
r.
they
arnuv
ead
ers
I
j
aurmt
tin-
pin'
i
Myldoe.
Mrs.
Jeffrey
Harris,
j
Mrs
Moses
Morrison,
and
Mrs.
Good
examples
are
a
navy
silk
jt
oeen
member
j
,lraw
wltn
eiose-flttlng
crown,
i'
S
'
I,
"!,(
Jelfery
Johnson,
assisting.
,-v
Choir
nd
to
no
brim
at
back
and
a
tlnv
front
nor
H
Basketball
Cham-
I
HjUciio
will
dl-
i
ir..
shfy
ii'.ake
a
ibrlm
curving
down
one
cheek.
j
p,omhlp
h,'re
ADnl
10-n
'Ml
land
"Derby
ly.-
a
golden-corn
I
Attention
ail
those
Interested
i
waffle
straw
with
feather
trim-
m
football
Di
aitline
(r
THIS
WEEK
?r
t.V
CBC.
aUS'ti!
t
Canadian
lTti.ui
anniver
mlng
over
one
eyebrow,
and.
list
and
team
entrance
i
Anrii
i
i;wn
an
being
much
the
same
style
10.
Mail
entry
list
to
Box
68
M
Pilk
See
Lee.
34
1
Most
of
Ml.M
Day'
Coronation
j
half
are
smaii.
and
many
expose
j
the
hair-line
,
One
such
I
I'wn'.ed
him
with
Si-tramp
uiri
on
sary
Party
tor.
in
lit
at
9
o'clwk.
Canadian
Lei-iim
Ladies'
Auxiliary
mnrillily
meeting
whed-uled
for
tumorrow
nisjht
has
been
postponed
unril
Thursday.
.April
9.
Tins
recipe
makes
8
servings.
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s.
!.
i,
'
-'
.
r
-
fr
Attentlun
Northland
Dalrv
customers
There
will
be
no
milk
.i
returned
to
Ku-
i
"chimney
sweep."
a
black
straw
iKer
the
new
year
j
toque
bomwt.
tu
peaked.
lmot
i
,ru.W7
Frlday'
APrl1
pl,'a"
trip
U.
Hon
Kong.
,
bMln..M
lrmi.
..,
,
widow'.
!
obl
our
rxtr
BPy
''m"
EVERYBODY
LIKES
a:
nvmtr
on
the
AUsKa
Music
Trail
Auil-iliarv
merltnc.
Civic
Cci
(re
tonic
ht
at
8
o'clock.
'peak
elfert
to
the
hairline.
A
j
"t
driver
Thursday,
ill.
witrhy
look
ta
achieved
by
a
j
Th
annual
general
meell
-;
spike
of
straw
ipearing
two
of
the
Footb.ill
A
.,of!Atlon
will
.
be
held
Friday,
A'irii
3.
Ift'il
to
tolay
u'-'c
Mr.
isii
frum
a
hoinlav
DIGESTIVE
:h.
aii'l
Mrs.
C.
'.in
r
nf
phiptoK-
elect
new
officeis.
nnd
to
pres-1
cut
trophies
to
winners
of
l':.'
IMntfk
h
re.
wh')
-
It
ST.
-":-
4'v.2".
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i
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hr
Hit)s
two
rv
Lorrla
nnd
Doctor
Urges
Early
Check
Of
Children
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Ivoom
10,
S'o'ie
l;':il(lilig
I'lioiic
Blue
S'i3
Hri
the
Ka
st
i'-
Notice
to
members.
i
27
Club,
dlmns!
nom,
card
an
t
billiard
rooms
will
be
closed
a
6pm.
Doois
open
ut
9
p.m.
fur
'I
w;;h
!hi
ir
f.v'h-
'ff
?'i.e
Mrv
Jtihn
Stokes
I
Vt'
r
v
TTT-il
I
22S,,
Mar,
6
I
.
Y""u
M"
iWf
XlJ-
MADE
a..t
IT
fturavd
after
a
third
Anniversary
party
tonli;lit
A
request
that
parents
of
Admission
by
Invitation
only,
children
entering
school
for
the
-
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.
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v.
h
a
twni
r
Mr
LJ
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of
Itsher-
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h.
time
Ix
t
wt
n
PEEK
FREAN'S
1
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Pf-i
SP
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Mr.
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school
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medical
officer
"It
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our
aim
to
discover
any
physical
defects
which
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interfere
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a
child's
school
pr
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or
attendance,
and
to
inform
Hie
parents
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such
defects,
so
they
may
have
them
corrected
by
Ihelr
family
doctor
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fore
school
bcRlns,"
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the
past,
these
physical
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done
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schools,
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sonic
children
have
spent
their
first
year
work-InR
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linndicups
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have
been
cornt-ted
before
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who
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also
director
of
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Skeenn
Health
Unit
and
medical
health
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