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personals""
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
28,
1953
Peter
Postuk
Wins
Medica
4
RECIPES
SCHOOL
DAV
LL'NCHKS
S
Keiein
returned
yes-
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Williau
DeSilva
!,,
Vancouver
where
he
'eft
by
car
today
lor
Vancouver
!
llhe
Unewi'u
annual
meeting
of
.
"here
Mr.
DeSilva
will
take
up
(new
dut,
th
Central
fc,vislo
of
the
Canadian
MortgaRe
and
Housilnnge
iWdation.
PAaooauon.
Dr.
u.
Kergln,
nniu,;Uon.
.
tion.
They
iney
have
nave
been
been
in
in
Prince
Prince
to
the
nom-,
Ruport
since
May,
1952.
Recently,
t-ippointed
ramittoe,
reported
that,
thc
couple
acted
as
godparents
""
.
...
.
.,
'at
the
christening
nf
th.
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'"
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
a
p
to
salmon
mixture,
season.
Shape
6
thin
salmon
cakes
and
brown
quickly
in
butter.
Split
large
buns
and
place
hot
salmon
cakes
between.
Serve
with
dill
pickles.
SALMON
OMLET
Vt
lb.
can
salmon
4
eggs
Nutmeg
Salt,
pepper
4
tbsps.
boiling
water
Beat
eggs
light
(the
whites
separately),
add
salmon
minced
and
strained,
seasoning,
and
lastly
hot
water.
Put
in
well
buttered
omlet
pan,
cook
until
firm.
Serve
with
toast.
Large
of
Prince
Ru-
jp
was
eiecieu
iiiwmcm,
ision,
is
noi
exptxn-u
(Tony)
Crawley,
1718
Second
Avenue
West.
The
baby,
born
April
11
was
christened
Barbara
Jean
at
the
ceremony
in
First
United1
church,
with
Rev.
L.
O.
Sieber
officiating.
it
week.
FOB
HUNGRY
CHILDREN
When
the
school
bell
rings
for
lunchtimc
and
the
youngsters
come
running
home
hungry
as
bears,
are
you
ready
with
a
tempting,
nutritious
meal?
To
help
you
solve
your
luncheon
problem
we
suggest
you
try
the
two
recipes
below,
made
with
delicious
canned
salmon.
You'll
be
amazed
at
the
short
time
they
take
to
prepare
and
the
children
will
love
them.
SALMONBURGERS
1
lb.'
canned
salmon
4
cup
coarse
cracker
crumbs
1
egg
1
small
onion
1
tbsp.
butter
Seasoning
Dill
pickies
Mix
flaked
salmon
with
cracker
crumbs,
egg
slightly
beaten.
Saute
sliced
onion
In
butter,
add
Award
at
UBC
A
Prince
Rupert
youth
has
won
a
$100
medical
bursary
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
He
is
Peter
L.
Postuk,
27-year-old
son
of
Louis
Postuk,
1005
Park
Avenue,
and
fourth
year
student
In
medicine
at
UBC.
Born
in
Prince
Rupert,
he
received
his
elementary
and
high
school
education
here,
completing
senior
matriculation
before
leaving
for
UBC.
The
bursary
was
one
of
five,
worth
$100
each,
awarded
from
the
Medical
Ball
Bursary
Fund.
The
award
was
announced
by
Dean
Walter
H.
Gage
of
the
prizes
and
scholarships
committee.
,
THIS
WEEK
Women's
Canadian
flub
meeting
tomorrow,
8
p.m.,
Legion
Auditorium.
saders
meeting
Monday,
(226)
VANCOUVER
RADIO
REVIEW
ftlKS.
II.
fc.
VAUTELET
of
Montreal
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers
at
the
sixth
annual
convention
in
Toronto.
She
succeeds
Mrs.
W.
R.
Walton,
Jr.
Mrs.
Vaute-let
was
one
the
three
leaders
in
a
13-ycar
fight
in
Quebec
to
get
the
vote
lor
women
and
founded
the
women's
voters
group.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
Southward
bound
on
a
three-week
holiday
trip
are
Magistrate
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance,
2155
At-lin
Avenue.
They
plan
to
visit
the
latter'g
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
8.
Mcintosh
in
Sacramento,
Calif.,
and
her
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
E.
R.
Bergen
at
Sari
Jose,
Calif.
They
look
forward
to
watching
the
world
series
on
television.
winter
whist
tourna-imi's
Friday,
Oct.
2.
(227)
u
interested
In
gulf?
'ind
meeting,
Oct.
1,
STARRING..
ti
ro,
o
pin.
liioi
4
Choose
Murray
Heads
ACKWOOD
on
ferulae
i
i
j
0
1
torn
ooKim
cxtmom
a
i
A
cLJ
EVAN
KEMP
AND
THE
CKMO
RANGE
RIDERS
.
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
Monday,
September
28th
STAGE
SHOW
AND
DANCE
STAGE
SHOW
9
-
10
p.m
Children
25c;
Adults
50c
DANCE
10:30
p.m.
-
1:30
a.m
Adults
$1.00
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EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
wtmm
FOR
DEPENDABLE
i
Jowl
Defence
'Heats
Unbeatable
Contract
Burns
Club
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George
Murray
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Burns
Club
at
a
meeting
held,
at
thc
Broadway
Cafe.
He
succeeds
J.
Nicoll.
Other
members
of
the
execu-'!
tive
to
serve
during
the
1953-';
54
season
are:
C.
H.
Orme,
honorary
president;
J.
Frew,
honorary
vice-president;
Alex
Huig,
vice-president;
James
S.i
Irvine,
secretary;
William
Bar-!
ton,
treasurer;
A.
Waterman,'
recording
secretary;
J.
Allan,!
auditor.
jj
On
the
committee
are
J.
D.i;
S.
Robertson,
George
Abbottji
I
V
QUALITY
test
of
a
fine
defender
lies
in
his
ability
to
it
wavs
to
beat
unbeatable
contracts.
If
that
nintrartictory,
see
how
wily
old
Mr.
Dale
de-
fry
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
I
j
COUNT1
ON
US
I
Dibb
Printing
Co.
tmlav
s
hand.
,ng
lead
was
the
Jack
J
J
riZ-.
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;
and
Mr.
Abel
properly
.
rum
duinniy
and
.
own
hand
with
the
li.rvey
of
his
prospect,
he
had
to
bring
in
in
diamonds
to
James
Bremner.
J.
Andrew,
W.j
D.
Smith,
J.
Davidson,
R.
McKay.
After
the
election
of
officers
Jack
Laurie
and
Jack
Ewart;
showed
films
of
the
finals
in
the
McDonald
Briar
Cup
curling
bonspiel
in
11)52.
South
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
.Wilt
(Mr.
(
tiiiMijiluii)
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4
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4
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J
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luntract.
So
he
led
to
Dry
your
cfottes
anyHmz-
anywherz
-with
Hie
new
ikmg,
returned
a
smiill
tSMid
fini'.ssed
thc
jack,
ji
won
with
the
queen,
there
was
no
way
to
no
trump
by
straight
J
i'.
As
you
see,
he
w.is
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
!
Shirts
Ironed
I'KI
:SS-WHIUiHJ-WAIT
t'ickup
and
Delivery
Mr.
Abel
had-
four
is,
three
diamonds,
Tlin
blildlut;:
i
already
won
and
the
"?.filtra-maticnfo)7
l
Electric
M.
tSoutll
.
V.I-.,
Nui'lli
3
ST
stand
is
II
Mr.
Dale
cashed
11
.
I'iu
.
All
punr.
of
spades,
dummy's
uid
lurnish
an
extra
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Black
627
744
2nd
Wost
(Next
to
Liquor
Store-i
.
The
Imperii..!
gallon,
'used
1,1
Canada,-
is
20
-pt-r
cent
larger
than
the
U.S.
gallon.
.
.
Dale
realized
the
acc
would
be
a
give-up
i'
lual
return
was
the
Cy
No
totin8l
!
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the
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But
ivuxmbir
tint
f"uld
sec
only
his
own
dummy.
His
first
?
as
to
put
up
the
supple
Mrs.
Keen
'A
of.
lots
wilhin
Che
City
oi
I'rijKT
Kupcrt
on
which
'-,ddiii(U''it
(.;e.
iue
fo'AHig
will
be
licio-
in,
thu
Council'
jcjiamlK'i.s,
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
at
10
A.M.
on
ficpti'inbcr.
30h,
loss.
,
;.
,:-
'f
j
Property
on
whii
liJUSl
axes
arc
cw.ng
will
be
sold
unless
paid
on
or
before
9:30
A.ivl.
September
30th,
1163.
f?U
with
the
ace
and
1
SiKles.
In
th
u
rasp.
play
was
to
duck
so
'
would
him
k
tlv
'
third
round.
Iiad
a
toiuh
Rti-.v
B'-wd
wroni.
He
duek-'f
spades
and
Mr.
Dule
11
d
the
arc.
rirmmimr
and
scltnii
mi
ti
j;
in
the
smt
oniuiih
I
rontrart.
l-e
Mr.
Ahrl
xlriiiH
RllfiilWifin
I
4
ww
put
himself
in
this
l'iuld
have
played
the
nillerontw.
loidliv
4
and
following
with
'Wind,
hopinsj
t
cm
,k
'eid
inlo
Mrs.
Kcn's
ivm
see,
,is
reward
for
f
I
Plav
would
hive
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CLASS
Only
Conadioii
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offen
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If
flights
from
Vancouver
at
20
o
regular
far.
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forever
from
th.
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drying
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of
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your
dreamt.
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Oct.
1
to
Dee.
10.
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winler.1
That'i
what
a
Frigidaire
FiHra-
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j
Si
Hy'
yjatc'
motie
Electric
Dryer
will
do
for
you.
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more
chilli
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.
.
!
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,
sy
1
-,h
-,v"
m
a"
bringing
in
stiffly
frozen
clothei.
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more
heavy
lifting.
f
'
for
Reservofioni.
Tickets,
tee
your
travel
agent
V?Cf
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No
more
un.ightly
dothe.iin.,
in
th.
ba.em.nt.
No
f
'
.
f
4
1
h
the
4h
"'
waiting
for
a
good
"drying
day"
winter
or
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fr0tltfl
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VI
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mmmer.
You
dry
your
dolhet
any
time
-
at
the
touch
S
lor
II
Now!
I'"rl
think
r
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1
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sun
over
lle"s.
hut
nv
r0""
knows
I1
h's
radiator
is
The
only
dryer
with
LIFETIME
PORCELAIN
finish
on
cabinet
and
drum
Stays
gleaming
white
for
life,
and
it's
so
easy,
to
clnonl
Your
clothes
are
always
safe
from
rust
spots
and
snags.
See
these
other
features,
too:
wira
IWWMWt
V
my
l
VU
H-o-
of
a
dial!
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IRJf2
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And
a
Frigidaire
Filtra-matic
Dryer
driei
clothei
the
llrtfall""'
V
TPil
j
ihe'e',-aer-
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way
you
want
them
...
bone-dry
for
folding
and
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I
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nds
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even
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doei
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f.lf.
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nov
"hoy"
wiring.
In
addition
to
the
220-volt
TyZT&TTtr&f
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Wd3i,UV
WgWai,.
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moke.
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model
that
lji
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any
operate,
on
ordinary
h.u
current.
thinkv-
That
is
the
wi:c
home
us
now
'ailiati
,,r
check
Play
safe.
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENTS
EASY
TERMS
Automatic
Temperature
Control
Automatic
Timing
Control
Interior
Light
Interior
Ozone
lamp
Automatic
Signal
Light
Dries
clothes
as
fast
as
you
wash
them
i
Phone
174
1,
See
a
Demonstration
NOW!
&
Elkins
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
W.
"
Terrace,
B.C.
JOHNSTONE
&
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Prince
Rupert
B.C.
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