'i.m'.i
kupcil
Uuily
Newi
Tuesday,
December
15,
1953
Residential
I
S
I
I
If
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
le
in
wia
v-ouniry
vjood
ays
Former
City
Resident
Life
"in
the
old
country"
ia
considerably
brighter
days,
according
to
Jean
Aird,
former
Prince
rt
resident
who
returned
to
Scotland
about
a
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
A
y
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Muzzy's
Favorite
Play
Is
a
Killer
This
Time
Mr.
Muzzy
has
several
types
of
plays.
It
may
be
significant
that
these
same
plays
were
his
favorites
,
letter
to
the
Daily
News,
fitted
out
with
all
sort
ol
modern
conveniences.
end
h.
compares
conditions
in
a
dozen
years
agot
th
those
here
and,;8ardcn
space.
iand
'
He
loves
to
finesse
and
he
Y
Light-Up
Contest
Opens
The
residential
section
of
The
Jaycees
Christmas
light-up
contest
opened
yesterday,
and
members
of
the
Junior
chamber
committee
expect
dozens
of
entries
by
closing
date
Saturday.
Meanwhile,
the
merchants
section
of
the
contest
has
closed
with
16
local
firms
entered.
Juuging
of
both
sections
will
take
place
Sunday,
with
the
names
of
prize
winners
to
be
an-
nounced
December
23.
'
In
the
residential
category,
first
prize
will
be
20
casn
plus
a
merchandise
prize
and
second
prize
$10
cash
plus
a
merchandise
prize.
In
the
business
section
first
prize
will
be
a
perpetuated
trophy
along
with
a
merchandize
award
and
a
5
cash
prize
to
the
person
responsiole
for
tha
display.
Second
prize
will
be
a
letter
of
congratulation,
pus
merchandize
and
a
$2.50
award
to
the
person
responsiole.
.
Committee
in
charge
of
tha
South
dealer
East-West
vulnerable
-h
she
finds
life
good
in
"U
....
..U
..
1141
.
tome
cny.
oc
a
"me
for
Rupert.
0
my
many
friends
who
ex-
loves
a
crossruff.
When
declarer
on
his
right,
leads
a
low
card
of
a
suit
in
which
dummy's
holding
Is
headed
by
the
ace,
Mr.
Muzzy
likes
to
play
the
highest
cards
in
his
hand
to
"force"
the
aco,
as
he
calls
It
In
"most
cases
this
play
gains
HOTPOINT
FLOOR
ears
aDoui
conditions
,,ne'
it
will
perhaps
brlRht-aen
to
know
that
things
In
;I1
have
improved
greatly
...
the
last,
two
yenrs,"
she
POLISHER
CHANGES
LIFE
"Television
has
also
come
to
Glasgow
and
Is
changing
the
sorlal
life
of
our
people.
"Scotland
appears
to
be
chosen
as
the
pioneer
sit
for
atomic
Industrial
development
Buch
a
station
here
would
revolutionize
the
cities
Just
as
surely
as
the
electric
scheme
cTtttligcd
the
highlands.
"Yes,
Olasgow
has-
chnnged.
nifficult
to
believe
sometimes
that
It
Is
but
two
years
ago
that
we
were
a
city
with
little
hope,
poor
food
and
homes.
People
then,
seeing
no
betterment,
Im
North
-
v
(Mr.
Abrl)
8
J
i
1
H
0
7
D
0
4
C
A
Q
10
7
8
4
West
Kit
(Mr.
Muzzy)
(Mr.
IMlr)
8
K
8
S
t
a
H
8
4
1
H
10
S
8
Dtl
10
7
i
2
I
K
J
C
K
3
C
J
S
6
Nouth
(.Mr.
Champion)
S
A
10
4
H
A
K
Q
J
D
A
8
3
C
8
3
nothing
at
all
and
in
fact
loses
j
h'T
let
I
er.
jonin1;
ims
io
uii
intents
jtrposes
ccaseo,
owner
"4
Si
f
j
per
wceK
being
me
only
a
trick.
A
simple
example
of
this
is
where
declarer
planned
to
play
the
ace
anyway.
In
today's
hand,
however,
Mr.
Muzzy's
second
hand
high
play
was
a
real
killer.
Against
the
three
no
trump
contract
he
led
irijty
mi
snori
Kuppiy.
1,
abundant
and
of
cxeel-mlily.
as
Indeed
is
all
food.
Our
shops
are
pack-
The
bidding:
ONE
OF
THE
UNIQUE
FEATURES
of
pttawa
street
cars
clocks-soon
will
be
lost.
High
cost
of,
maintaining
them
is
the
reason
given
for
having
the
clocks
removed.
Ottawa
trams
are
the
only
ones
Is
the
world
which
have
them.
They
are
helpful
to
shoppers
and
workers
in
a
hurry.
Katja
Arnold
of
Ottawa
checks
her
watch
against
one
of
the
few
remaining
clocks.
;n
a
wide
variety
of
mer-
the
seven
of
diamonds.
(The
10,
south
would
have
been
a
better
choice
1
a
west
North
Pasa
2
C
migrated
abroad.
Now
they
are
I"8'-1
contest
includes
Roy
webs,
Keg
I
i
Williams,
Larry
Standwood,
Fred
1
Aston,
Jay
Burns
ana
Uci
Xj
In
some
respects
v.'eComin?
baclt
3
H
Fiu
3
S
3
NT
All
paw
Woodside,
chairman.
t.
tries
to
dummy
In
the
other
suits,
dummy
could
furnish
ex
STEEL
PRODUCERS
The
tiny
Grand
Duchy
of
Lux
with
this
holding.)
Mr.
Dale
put
up
the
kin?
and
it
held.
The
jack
was
returned
and
Mr..
Champion
ducked
again.
There
followed
an
agonizing
wait
while
Mr.
Muzzy
tried
to
decide
whether
to
overtake
with
the
queen.
He
finally
did
so
and
returned
another
dla-
actly
two
club
winners.
embourg
exports
iron
and
steel
liiin
has
ereaicn
a
world
i
lor
house
buildinR.
This
0
be
seen
in
the
workers'
1
which
have
sprung
up
aniazme
activity
this
year.
ai
of
fnur
types.
The
pre-jif
similar
to
the
wartime
Former
Rupert
Residents
Celebrate
Golden
Wedding
Desperately,
Mr.
Champion
won
with
the
ace
of
clubs
and
i
products
to
manv
countries.
led
the
queen
on
the
.
long
!
-
iin
Rupert,
general,
y
four
chance
that
the
jack
would
drop.
When
it
didn't
he
tried
!
the
spade
finesse.
That
lost,
too,
j
and
oown
he
went.
!
monts
with
frig
and
waah-jifhmes
installed,
and
are
GOVERNMENT
TAKES
HALF
"Of
actual
money,
the
people
In
Britain
have
none.
It
would
take
me
a
year
to
save
$150
Our
earnings
are
about
the
same
as
In
Rupert
but
the
government
takes
hall
of
thts
away
In
taxation
tq
pay
for
the
welfare
state,
so
that
though
we
cannot
save
money
Individually,
we
can
be
sure
of
health,
education,
water,
police,
some
food,
homes
and
so
on,
without
cost,
whenever
we
Want
to
use
It.
"Culture
has
always
been
high
In
Scotland.
Glasgow
had
tn
art
gallery
which
contains
some
wonderful
exhibits,
quite
free,
and
our
university
gives
free
tuition
to
anyone
who
cares
to
attend.
This
Is
not
for
'.
Prince
Rupert
oldtimers
har-
grandsons
Bruce
and
Reo
of
mrid
which
Mr.
Champion
won.
ed
Interest
In
a
Oolden
Wedding
North
.
Vancouver,
Mrs.
Sam
I
A
heart
was
discarded
from
celebration,
marked
at
Ladner,
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Louis
Prendle
tne
board
and
Mr.
Dale
drop-B.C.
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anton
of
Saratoga,
Calif.,
Mr.
Elvin;Pe(l
the
deuce
of
spades.
Mr.
Akerberg,
former
Rupert
're.si-
Johnson
of
San
Francisco,
Calif
,i
Champion
now
planned
to
go
dents.
I
Mrs
Alfred
Johnson
and
Mrs.afler
the
club
suit.
He
led
the
The
couple
lived
here
in
the'jarvls
McLeod
of
Prince
Rupert
'
deiwe.
Intwdiny
to
1
play
the
had
10
asiL
4
at
about
two
dollars
per
CARDS?
from
dummy.
If
Mr.
Muzzy
early
1900
s,
leaving
in
about
and
Mrs.
Olaf
Hanson
and
M:
Reg.
SB4.50
TO
CLEAR
The
.semi-detached
type
1
apartments
four
living
i
bathroom
and
kitchen
ci
the
homes
on
Sixth
it.
though
our
houses
are
r
and
closely
packed
to-i
The
rent
here
is
around
j.iars
Tenements
arc
also
:-j
the
fore
but
these
hae
IflR
Mr.
Akerherc
a
marh
n
i
ciicrjuii
01
vancuuvcr.
There's
Still
TIME
was
part-owner
of
the
firm
Akerberg
and
Thompson,
located
in
those
days
on
the
waterfront.
.
The
50th
wedding
anniversary
celebration
was
marred
by
Mr.
played
low
on
this
trick,
Mr.
Dale
would
have
won
with
the
Jack.
But
Mr.
Champion
would
have
won
any
return
and
on
the
second
lead
of
clubs
Mr.
Muzzzy's
king
would
have
fallen.
The
entire
club
suit
would
then
be
good
and
the
defenders
would
be
through.
readers
P.
F.
P.
Bird
Heads
Scout
Association
P.
F.
P.
Bird
was
named
president
of
the
Prince
itupen
uis-trict
Boy
Scout
Association
at
that
group's
annual
meeting
last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre.
F.
E.
Anfield
was
re-elected
district
commissioner
and
other
01
ncers
named
were:
Dr.
L.
P.
and
!
students
seeking
degrees
but
for
iniit
with
balconies,
:
apartments
than
Call
l.
Todov
r
JJ.
SPECIAL
$
AA
I
50
Cards
in
Box.
j
the
i
the
ordinary
worker
who,
wants
ftneroerg
s
niness.
ne
was
111
00-
Regular
meeting
Carpenters
Terms-
SdQ.SO
Arranged
M.
v
Just
guide
it.
Let
it
do
all
the
work
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
"The
Store
That
Service
Built"
Phone
S
or
36
lumumii
iiuap.m.
-
Union.
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
Sue
proiessionai
opinions
aiier
working
hours.
"DON'T
WORRY
"s
However,
Mr.
Muzzy
did
not
"
Relatives
and
friends
from
rial
business.
Union
Hall,
Fraser
Prince
Rupctft
and
California
St.
(292)
houses,
and
are
not
so
:inihi'd
inside
as
the
type.
The
'flat'
type
of
it
similar
to
the
tli&i-Apartments,
only
ours
11:
play
low
on
the
first
club
lead
attended
the
relebration
which
"So
I
can
write
to
my
friends
,
,
1
He
wanted
to
force
the
ace
so
.
.
.
.
..
.
A
Tlw.
r.,n
rli.,n
T
...i.,r.
u.ih.
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
mc
uaea
a
oinner
party
ior
-
'
"
'h'hc
played
the
king.
This
had
a
in
Rupert
and
say,
do
not
worry
about
your
friends
In
Britain.
I
r""-n
me
'
devastating
effect
on
Mr.
nkht
have
comDensation
due
i
They
are
better
off
In
many
I
M-
cnX'"P
p.fSoncr;of!
Champion's
plan.
If
he
let
the
ways
than
you
are.
There
Is
a
-;
Among
guests
we.e
their
soi
,rioTm
,
h",
,C
'ripartiinJ
kln
nold'
Mr-
Muzzv
could
rat"
looking-forward
attitude
here;
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
"m-h
tle
off
tnree
diamond
tricks-.
f0I.
cM
'ns
been
I
.
.
hope
In
most
hearts
that,,Mr.
Alton
Akerberg
of
Ladner,
nL..,,,,
'
i'
inv?
An.
If
he
won'
with
the
ace.
Mr.,
Charbonneau,
vice-p
r
e
s
i
dent;
Stuart
Furk,
secretary;
James
j
layior,
treasurer,
and
councillors
1
IIS
for
HOME
Jack
.Martin,
m.
J.
Saunders,
mwrJiiKiwCiiiaw
REAL
VALUES
f
only
we
can
keep
out
of
war
san-lti-law
and
aai
later
M,
,
'
0Ut'.Dale
still
had
the
suit
stopped,
w.
h.
Lemmon,
Douglas
nzzeii
enough,
we
will
yet
build
and
Mrs.
Walker
Dawes
and
ong
form
to
e,.tabUsh
a
clalm.
n!with
the
guarded
Jack.
AiuL
i.and
w.
a
hop
Now
and
Save
r
W.OV
...
.
Is
only
to
write
M"ce
l"ere
were
no
quiet
eu-Forme.
necessary
an
.
I
think
and
talk
I
:
Primote
1
Rff
Better
or
!ordinayry
lptler
g3ivim;
approxi-
DWELS
nuuuv
nupni,
nuu
ituincumca
i
tLIMUN
lUN
u.r
MOfi
K.CV.
mat.
riate-i
This
Iptter
will
hp
Group
cnairmen
and
ex-of
f
lcio
members
oi
tne
council
include
Eric
Faure,
Robert
Cameron,'
John
McLeod,
O.
McCllritock,
M.
,
fancy
.
myself
walking
again
ttt,
v
r.arf,mt
inuiiran
n-imat
!
n,iHrt
.,,
Or,,,iinotirm
it
riadl
X?r
8nd
-itan
therefore
advised
that
anyj
J.
Saunders
and
Jack
Davis.
J.
L.
Blain
of
Prince
George,
hot
homes,
listening
again
to
of
Ruperts
Land,
was
.released
j
h.-
-
-
To
Moke
Those
Holiday
Goodies
Everybody
Loves
.
.
;
'
tA
put
that
yum-yum
flavor
Into
all
your
holiday
cookery
.
.
.
you'll
want
plenty
of
milk
and
cream.
your
oh,
so
realistic
conversa
field
commissioner
for
northern
B.C.
and
the
Yukon,
attended
the
j
session
at
which
District
Com
Saturday
-from
University
Hos-
I
sure
that
his
,,..ter
reache,
the
pital
here,
where
he
had
been
;
Commls.slor)
bcfore
December
31
confined
since
an
abdominal
Address
Mlers
to:
The
chiPf
operation
Dec.
4.
,
commissioner,
War.Claims
Com-
1
mission.
262
Wellington
St..
Ot-
tlon,
breathing
in
with
great
gulps
the
wine-like
action
of
your
oh,
so
beautiful
air.
"Good
wishes
to
you
all
.
.
."
7
bc-,1
quality.
Tex-made
r.d.
Heavy.
Pair
95c
to
$3.60
IL0W
CASES
rtiin
Brand.
42-lnch.
-cial.
Pair-
$1.35
onnelctte
SHEETS
-marie
brand.
Very
good
-iity.
Special,
Pair
$4.95
to
$2.25
3TT0N
SHEETS
i
Iljri.
,JirLpalricL
J-lea
ds
lewarl
eCegion
luxifiatij
'
STEWART
Mrs.
S.
D.
Kirk-patrick
was
named
president
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
Stewart
Branch
No.
85,
Canadian
Legion,
at
that
group's
annual
election
of
officers.
-
Other
officers
named
were:
Mrs.
A.
L.
Lawrence,
first
vice-president;
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford,
1
Foraction
try
Classifieds
1
tawa,
ont.
12111
King
Edward
missioner
Anfleid
was
praised
for
his
work.
j
In
annual
reports
by
Commissioner
Anfieid
and.
retiring
president
Fred
Conrad,
the
need
ior
Scout
and
Cub
leaders
was
stressed.
Leader
training
courses
staged
in
the
past
year
were
a
great
help,
but
more
leaders
are
still
badly
needed.
j
Concert
Tonight.kv
4
Phone
10
'
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
'
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
rust
01
vwo
c;nnsima.
con-certs
by
students
of
King
Edward
I
ti
rtan
brand.
Suitable
for
bit
bed.
Special,
Pair
$5.95
1
second
vlce-nresident:
Mrs.
L.
A.
..Major
activities
during
the
si
1100
w.ii
ue
held
tn
the
houli
Behensen,
secretaryTMrs.
u
.year
werf
participation
in
Cof1.
l0OL
BLANKETS
Harwise,
treasurer;
Mrs.
H.
c.
onatlon
and
Remembrance
Day
Bennett,
sergeant-at-arms,
and
parades,
training
courses
for
executive,
Mra
s.
L.
Young,
Mrs.
leaders,
and
attendance
of
two
R.
H.
Sharp,
Mrs.
D.
Geddes
and
Scouts,
David
R
1
d
s
d
a
1
e
and
1
Mrs.
R.
Macleod.
James
Baldwin,
at
the
all-Can-
The
officers
will
be
installed
ada
Jamboree
In
Ottawa.
auditorium
tonight
when
chil-
I
dren
of
grades
lour,
five
and
six
stage
an
operetta
entitled
"The
Lost
Doll."
They
also
will
put
on
a
play,
"The
Wise
Men
of
Oot-ham."
On
Thursday
night
students
of
the
primary
school
will
give
u
selection
of
peiformances
arranged
By
the
various
classes.
Altogether
approximately
400
children
will
take
part.
1
The
performances
will
start
at
7:30
p.m.
7
good
quality.
H.B.
id
Real
values.
From
$9.95
to
$15.95
8LECL0TH
SETS
l
quality
and
attractive
'P
Domestic
cloth.
Skills
to
match.
SET
$2.25
The
boys
enjoyed
considerable
January
18.
camping
activity
throughout
the
summer,
featuring
a
troop
camp
at
Lake
Kathryn,
near
FmlthBrs.
lllri.
(ji'inJilrand
Wins
at
Wltist
FETES
KIDDIES
Santa
Claus
came
to
town
Saturday
night
whist
games'
--qf-d
hv
the
Loyal
Order
of,
'
Moose
will
be
suspended
until
ff-r
chHitmss.
The
next
drive!
will
be
held
January
9.
FRANKFURTERS
AND
CORN
CUSTARD
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
(Vest
Phone
Red
878
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a
m
Dilv
2
teaspoons
salt
2
(12-oz.l
cans
kernel
corn
1
tall
can
evaporated
milk
',
rup
corn
liquid
froln
can
2
tablespoons
margarine
or
butter
2
tablespoons
flour
Process
Canadian
tiicsc
Winners
last
Saturday
were:
Ladies'
first'.
Mrs.
H.
Orind-strand;
second,
Mrs.
L.
Franklin;
men's
first,
Ollie
Tweed;
second,
I..
Franklin.
Pool
winner
was
F.
C.
McDowell
and
L.
Franklin
j
won
the
door
prize.
1
ten
spoon
Ae'cent
(pure
motiosoi
I
i
inn
r
I
u
Ui
male
)
Few
grains
pepper
4
rtiys.
.sliuhtly
beaten
8
frankfurters
Sunday
to
pay
a
visit
to
some
30
children
at
a
Christmas
party
sponsored
by
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club.
Mrs.
D.
J.
Llppett
Was
convener
of
the
affair
at
which
party
hats,
noise
makers
and
balloons
started
the
fun.
The
youngsters
played
musical
chairs
and
other
games
and
then
enjoyed
ice
erem,
soft
drinks,
cookies
and
While
they
waited
for
Santa's
'visit,
the
children
sang
Christmas
carols,
led
by
Mrs.
Beatrice
Orant.
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.Drain
corn,
saving
liquitl.
Coinblnc
evaporated
milk
and
corn
1
llcnild.
Heat
margarine
or
butler;
blend
in
flour,
salt,
AcVent,
and
1
pepper.
Add
evaporated
milk
mixture.
Stir
over
low
heat
until
smooth
unci
thickened.
Remove
from
h'
at.
Add
drained
corn.
Add
eggs
slowly,
stirring
constantly.
Pteir
into
Rivaled
shallow
baking
dish.
Set
in
shallow
pan
or
water.
Baks
In
modern
to
oven
1350
F)
45
minutes.
Meanwhile,
seore
frankfurters
at
'j-inch
intervals,
almost
throuch.
Insert
thin
slices
of
direse
In
each
scoring.
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frankfurters
on
corn.
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to
oven;
bake
IS
to
20
minutes
longer
or
until
custard
is
firm.
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servings.
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