Prince
RuDert
Doilv
Nws
Monday,
December
21,
1653
Vespassing
..
Willi
SanJy
Truck
Loggers
Plan
Meet
In
Vancouver
j
Queen,
Duke
Hearing
Shores
of
New
Zealand
mm
Top
logging
experts
will
poU
their
knowledge
in
an
all-out
drive
to
reduce
operating
casts;
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By
Tire
Canadian
Pifes
ABOARD
S.S.
GOTHIC
Cooler
weather
j-jr
j
in
Briti.ih
Columbia's
legging
in-
f
rtnatnj
it
tha
1
1
Dnnni
pnn.l
'
mm
overcast
skies
today
heralded
the
approach
of
Newjvention
of
the
Truck.
Loggers'!
Zealand
as
the
Queen
and
the
Duke,
of
Edinbureh!Ai'at'on
ln
Vancouver
Jan"-.
.
.
,
.
...
.
..
:
,
ary
13-lo.
i
r
rrrn
i
steamed
southward
in
this
royal
liner
heading
for
sice's
Through
Better
Pian-
Grf,.tings
from
all
sources
,(
gi:in
the
rounds
as
evny-f
prciiaros
for
Christmas
jv
And
while
a
number
of
'iens
have
friends
and
relays
coming
here
for
the
holi-season,
muny
others
are
'.'line
fr
other
points.
j;frry
Martin-
has
gone
to
jnluop.'j
to
spend
Christmas
I,
her
parents
.
.
.
but
will
Da-
k
!'r
New
Year's
,
,
.
l)n
p
u;ain
Dons
Guyatt
has
;ie
a
wat
job
setting
up
the
,
atop
I
he
Legion.
gow.iict.s
also
(jo
to
the
boys
the
ring"
has
been
chosen
as
I
theme
of
the
convention.
In
announcing
plans
for
the
convention
Don
Mackenzie,
as.-sociation
president,
said
that
In
the
next
major
stage
of
the
Commonwealth
tour.
As
jovial
Queen
Salute
and
the
-
-
South
Sea
paradise
of
Tonga
bt
fine
flax
which
Tongans
wear
faded
in
the
background,
the
a
a
mark
of
respect
for
im-roya!
party
prepared
for
the
.
portant
persons.
'
Thai
nt
Auckland
Wednesday.
IX'N'CH
WITH
SALOTE
If
the
last
year
keener
competition
on
the
world
lumber
market
had
rnvnl
jj
-i
.
,
-
incj
win
t,ijriiu
the
uie
Christmas
VyiiiiHiinas
After
iYif
Kprvlcp
th
f
------
"
"
unven
uuwn
ine
price
01
logs.
holiday
there
ine
oiiern
and
the
duke
have
estate
then
drove
to
the
lacoon
been
watching
movies
and
read-
where
they
boarded
the
Gothic,
ing
books
on
New
Zealand
so,
.
-A
i
Slf
fjA'.
t,
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f
'
-
;
'-
-"
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A,
"In
some
cases
these
prices
are
below
the
cost
of
production,"
hj
pointed
out.
"One
of
the
proD-lems
facing
the
forest
Industry
of
this
province
is
how
can
we
re-
;
auce
costs
to
meet
the
lower
re-
:
turns
on
logs
and
lumber."
Mackenzie
.said
the
Truck
Log-
i
gers'
Association,
whi;h
has
an
extensive
membership
of
logging
operators
within
the
forest
in-
i
ri'istry
of
B.C.,
was
tackling
one
phase
of
this
proolem
by
devoting
the
forthcoming
convention
250
Children
Enjoy
Legion
Christmas
Tre?
'
r'"t
w
aMMMlMUn')fl
A
SalUES
f)F
SEWING-MACHINE
CLASSES
fo
the
blind,
first
of
Its
kind
ever
conducted,
has
wen
inaugurated
by
Ann
Necchi,
nationally
kno
m
sewing
authority
at
the
New
York
Guild
for
me
Jewish
Blind.
The
purpose
is
to
rehabilitate
vocationally
blind
people,
as
well
as
to
teach
women
home
sewing.
Above,
Mrs.
Marie
And
im
of
Jamaica,
N.Y.,
learns
by
touch
some
of
the
Intricacies
of
the
sewing
machine.
Lemon-Topped
Mincemeat
Cupcakes
Perfect
Ending
to
Christmas
Meal
the
chill
i
i,ou.c-
wuu
OVer-nP
roriinlenible
difficulty
in
un?
up
l'le
,w0
DS
Christ-,s
ui'i'-s
ut
the
main
en-!!pp
Government
agent
vard
ll.tr.
linit
and
public
i
pn'mcer
Hill
Mcishen
nod
forces
on
the
job
early
:
wifk,
but
the
60
colored
.its
on
each
tree
gave
them
bad
time,
blowing
fuses
!U
and
left.
The
lighU
..Kd
("-operatlns
Thursday
iht,
and
h:ve
been
on
-nt
every
r
.'M
since.
trthur
Itlafcely,
columnist
In
Montreal
Gazette,
had
i
!p
m
his
column
last
week
atrrest
to
Rupert.
He
said
hp
Minister
St.
Laurent's
ointment
of
Ted
Apple--
hat
they
will
know
what
to
look
for
on
their
39-day
tour
of
New
Zealand
the
first
by
a
reigning
sovereign.
j
On
board
the
Gothic,-
deck
awnings
are
being
taken
down
and
tomorrow
the
swimming
pool,
most
popular
spot
in
the
.ship
for
the
last
month,
will
be
dismantled.
'
Befbre
the
Gothic
reaches
upland,
an
escort
of
Royal
'tov
Zealand
Navy
warships
will
join
the
cruiser
Black
Prince
to
bring
the
royal
couple
into
har-!
bor.
"
1
to
the
pooling
.of
the
practical
i
erperience
of
some
of
the
be
About
250
youngsters
were
entertained
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
annual
Legion
Christmas
Tree
party,
staged
in
the
Armories.
,
Mrs.
Myra
Gilchrist
was
convener
for
the
party
which
saw
the
youngsters
enjoy
commun-
ogging
brairs
In
the
province.
f
1
For
people
whose
eyes
lleht
uo
doublv
temntln
LONG
TASK
The
12-mile
tunnel
in
the
The
Queen
and
the
duke
left
Swiss
Alps
took
eight
years
to
of
'l,lSU"df1yaCl;eerJnJ?lhr0.ng
Tonga
headed
bright
Christmas'
tree,
and
a
construct.
Try
Dai'y
New
want
Ads
uiic
as
deputy
chairman
of
natives,
by
six-
vantiy
y
01
of
E
games,
rne
f
v,t-th,-,
r.,,n
ci.
.v.
led
by
Mrs.
:
add
a
tiny
candle,
set
upright
in
a
life
saver
as
holder.
If
yours
is
a
traditional
sort
of
household
about
the
holidays,
faitnfully
having
turkey
to-
t
-haps
goose?)
and
mince
pie
for
Christmas
nere's
your
cnaiioc
to
stay
loyal
to
tradition,
but
with
an
appealing
difference.
Especially
alter
a
big
ni--'
at
the
mere
thought
of
a
mince1
With
this
treasure
of
a
recipe
ole
dark,
rich,
moist
and
full
of
you
can
make
three
dozen
small
flavor
this
will
be
like
getting
cupcakes,
or
a
dozen
and
a
half
i
coveted
Christmas
present.
For
larger
ones.
If
you've
been
won-here's
a
new
way
to
enjoy
mince-
dering
what
to
give
some
friend
meat.
Cupcakes
made,
wrth
it!
as
a
really
personal
sort
of
nd
talk
about
gilding
the
lily.
Christmas
gift,
why
not
do
this
fhe.se
cupcakes
are
frosted
with
Pack
a
pretty,
festive-looking
a
creamy
lemon
icing,
their
per-j
box
with
these
little
creations
-vv
wnvi.
uLu
uaiuic,
WJ1U
followed
this
royal
liner
in
an
open
launch
to
the
harbor
mouth
to
wave
farewell.
In
return,
the
Queen
and
the
duke
threw
floral
garlands
into
the
blue
Pacific
in
iei-i
cooi,
complement.
You
can
decorate
the
pake
tn
mese
little
mincemeat
cuncakes.
.
.
.
.
Guy
Bruce
and
Mrs.
M.
Karas-oski.
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
at
the
piano.
Gifts
were
distributed
to
the
youngsters,
from
babies
up
to
eight
years
of
age,
by
Guy
Bruce,
playing
Santa
Ciaus.
The
children
also
enjoyed
refreshments,
including
Ice
cream,
served
by
Mrs.
Keith
DeWitt
and
Mrs.
ossum,
and
as
they
left
the
party,
were
handed
bags
of
Not
only
do
the.se
little
cakes
vour
llkinir.
for
even
mw
r,ru,Z
served
with
a
Bo,m
...
.'.
'
B"
un
bca
geslure
of
farewell.
rejoice
in
having
mincemeat
in
mas
atmosphere,
with
colored
,
of
coffse,
make
an
Ideal
dessert
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenne
nd
McBride
Street
Ttefnrc
sailing,
the
royal
couple
attended
services
with
Salote
in
the
Free
Wesleyan
Methodist
inem,
dui
tney
re
crammed
with
gumdrops,
cinnamon
candies
or
other
good
things
to
make
them
bits
of
angelica.
Or
you
might
candy,
nuts
and
oranges,
by
Mrs.
'right
Davies
and
Mrs.
D.
Guy-att.
.
MINCEMEAT
CX'P
CAKES
l
3
cup
Crisco
1
cup
brown
sugar
(packed
tightly
3i
teaspoon
salt
;
2
eggs
?4
cup
moist
mincemeat
134
cups
sifted
flour
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
church
at
Nukualofa.
Queen
j
Elizabeth
turned
out
ln
a
whitf
I
frock
with
a
flower
design
and
i
an
emerald
green
hat.
Salote
had
on
a
cream-colored
creation.
'
All
the
island
women
wore
their
,
Sunday
best,
covered
by
an
apron
!!
;
:
:
'
I
Commons
committees
has
.usM
speculation
that
he's
n
primmed
to
succeed
Rene
Mudmti
as
Speaker.
Saifl
Arthur:
"Applewhaitc
Is
'rrully
conceded
to
be
one
;he
nio
it
capable
of
(second-m
Lintels.
The
promotion
s
him
In
line
for
the
post
:057
or
1958
if
the
govcrn-nt
ran
acid
to
Its
string
of
.
;f
es
in
the
next
general
Hun
.
.
."
k
A'ivn
it
come;
to
local
tal-i
the
Men's
Club
of
the
'.(d
Church
here
doesn't
-
to
t;,ke
a
back
seat.
A
re-t
variety
concert
which
ir'd
everything
in
enter-:iir,tit
from
a
barber
shop
.rtc.ie
to
a
beauty
contest
ved
)n.st
that.
trt
Williams,
for
instance,
H
:
only
glib
with
his
vocal
is.
but
ran
finger
guitar
;rds
iut
as
glibly
...
Keith
l
augh
would
go
a
long
y
in
a
minstrel
show
with
blackface
lake-off,
and
;
rr.r
i
4mhi
COMMUNITY'S
ONLY
CARS
WRECKED
IN
HEAD-ON
CRASH
POINT
BARROW,
Alaska
(
The
only
two
motor
vehicles
within
350
miles
of
Point
Barrow,
America's
farthest
north
community,
collided
head-on
here
recently.
A.
U.S.
Weather
Bureau
tractor
and
a
WIen
Alaska
Airlines
truck
met
on
a
narrow
trail
between
the
airport
and
Point
Barrow.
No
one
was
Injured
in
the
crash
but
it
left
dog
teams
as
the
only
means
of
ground
transportation
until
completion
of
repairs.
Vi
teaspoon
cloves
cup
milk
.
i
cup
chopped
nutmeats'
cup
currants
or
raisins
nrlif
Itoherts
would
brinsc
m
At
.
'
JVa
";:
'
1
.
I
Km
J
in,
day
out
of
your
thought-
1
Annual
Christmas
Carol
Sing
Draws
Near
Capacity
Crowd
"
"Carol.
Sweetly
Carol"
was
the
sing,
telling
the
crowd
some-theme
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
thin?
of
the
history
of
the
timc-
Blend
Crisco,
sugar,
salt,
and
eggs.
Add
mincemeat,
stir
ln
sifted
dry
Ingredients
alternately
with
milk.
Add
nutmeats
and
raisins.
Drop
into
greased
cup
cake
tins
and
bake
at
350
F.
for
20-25
minutes,
ice
when
cool
with
Creamy
Lemon
frosting.
Decorate
as
desired.
CREAMY
LEMON
FKOSTlVG
2'3
cups
sifted
confectioners'
sugar
'4
teaspoon
salt
1
egg
2
tablespoons
lemon
juice
'4
cup
granulated
sugar
1
'1
Cup
Crisco
1
tablespoon
grated
lemon
rind.
Mix
confectioners'
sugar,
salt,
;
night
when
a
near
capacity
crowd
less
Christmas
songs
they
sang,
i
turned
out
for
this
city's
popular
Tne
singjng
was
led
by
Pirnce
j
annual
Christmas
Carol
Sing.
Rupert's
Symphony
Orchestra
Toddlers
and
grandparents.
and
a
1&rge
mlved
choir,
comprise
I
teen
-alters
and
parents
joined
lnf
members
oi
nearly
all
city
;
forces
to
sing
out
all
of
the
well-
cri0Irs.
with
Peter
Lien
directing
!kn;wn
Christmas
carols
in
a
both
choir
and
orchestra
The
Boil
the
lemfjn
juice
i
WSi-
1
1
fulness
a
once-in-a-lifecime
I
happy,
hour-long
son
test,
and
conceit
ulsa
included
several
-nA
egg.
fr-
n
every
house
in
the.
Old,
mtiy
with
his
Impersona-M
of
Oracle
Fields
.
.
.
Dr.
l
iildes
is
an
ccompll.sh-portiaii
painter
provided
he
:
the
following:
A
willing
''vi
with
a
rectangular
pro--
preferably
shooting
a
gun,
-'ns
light
behind
the
sub-'.
and
a
thin
rnnvas
at
the
r.t
height
In
FRONT
of
the
.trt
,
,
.
W'.ch
Greene,
with
the
abra--abra
no-y-you-see-lt-
now-'r'on't
routine,
the
very
red
and
a
bagful
of
tricks,
en-red
himself
to
the
young
until
cne
sharpeyed
spec-tiped
six
cried
out:
I
know
how
to
do
that
"
we
still
wnuld
have
liked
w
Mitch
in
a
hula
skirt.
"d
talking
about
skirts,
"t
was
a
notable
lack
of
i
In
the
parade
of
four
au
ie:,"
There
would
have
Mx
had
Art
Nickcrsim
and
''k
Young,
not
suirienly
defect
a
case
of
cold
'feet.
1H
by
MlssChief
(Erl
SPEHCE
&
MATUIKi
'
mrszr"-
I
.
Prices
Frorrt
General
Painting
Contractors
j
1
yg
qq
,
Ithev
were
still
humming
"Silent
lesser-known
carols,
.such
as
were
and
granulated
sugar
together
!
Night"
or
"Noel"
as
they
left
presented
at
the
Carol
Festival,
'
for
one
minute,
then
blend
with
the
hall.
sung
by
the
hoir
'
.the
sugar
and
egg
mixture.
Add
I
F.
E.
Anfield
was
master
of
communlty
carol
iln,t'
Crisco
and
grated
lemon
rind.
1
ceremonies
for
the
community
.
.
oc
.
,
'
.
'
Beat
until
creamy.
HJomen
of
1Jt
I
papular
of
Christmas
events
for
many
years,
this
year
was
preceded
by
a
two-n.irht
Carol
Fe-
z:sf
-,
Z
Christmas
in
your
family
I
ooSe
j
tival,
in
which
every
choir
In
the
i
(City
participated,
presenting
Slaje
CltrislmaS
Pari
tcwarl
11
a
I
I
inatnly
le..s
familiar
carcLs.
1
;
It
also
called
for
audience
pir-
'
if'
'
f
L
jHii
ii
I
-.
,1,4""
Wui
i-.-4;
aii
I
com-
sil'Wri
Worn
teli'
d
iiii,fmuaitv
jjiz.ali
;a!l
.nocei
Mooifef-f
-WTtlafiS
Canal
chap-
and
all
faiths
participated
''rl.
the
nuartnrtp
rpiiser!
tef
No.
18
entertained1
men
of.
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
and.
other
guests
at
a
Christmas
I
Dartv
in
the
Moose
hall
last
week.
!
rea
Thomfsrn
Unaware
Store
will
be
closed
till
Dec.
?
(It)
9
Wallace's
PoriK-tnrnt
o'o
Is
oorn
tnnifht
till
9
o'clock
for
vour
shopping
j:!?aru"e.
.
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i
rs
.
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weight
Portable,
the
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SINGER
Electric
Console
Machine,
equirj-
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(StWKfS
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lightweight
11-pound
wondor
that
does
the
ped
with
the
popular
round
bobbin.
Smooth.
W
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work
of
a
full-size
machine.
Comes
cnmnlete
nerTwt
stit'hin.T
on
amv
fohin
njthir,
wild
sensation
in
nether-'wr.ts.
Prlc
went
to
Miss-
Po
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but
wes
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1
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to
wear
more
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next
time.
.
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cm
was
straight
from
the
'
siid
MC
Tony
Crawly
and
went
on
to
prove
it
with
1
beared
tales
as
the
one
;Jt
the
Indian
chief
on
hU
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train
ride
.
.
.
Jl
audience,
however,
could
'
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at
who
was
the
saw-
in
the
skit
"Major
Oper-In
which
two
teeth
were
!fn
from
a
crosscut
saw
an
amputation
.
.
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was
all
in
fun,
however,
;
a
lot
of
people
lauehed,
'Mine
R
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Gi.i..
V.
I
with
smart
luggage-type
carrying
case.
stool
extra.
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$164.50
From
$256.50
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Month
$.16.50
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$10
48
Per
Month
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Court
whist
was
a
highlight
of
the
evening
with
prizes
going
to
Mrs.
Marie
Burnett,
Mrs.
L.
Meneghello.
Mr.
Hamilton
and
Henry
Neilson.
The
group
enjoyed
carol
singing,
while
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Santa
(Mrs.
Betty
Barwise
and
Mrs.
Vera
Lawrence)
arrived
to
distribute
gifts.
Senior
Regent
Frances
Macleod
welcomed
the
guests,
after
which
refreshments
ware
served,
including
a
birthday
cake
for
Miss
Shirley
Lawrence.
Children
of
Moose
members
enloyed
a
Christmas
Tree
party
Saturday
afternoon
ln
the
Moose
hMl
with
75
youngsters
attend
Daily
Passenger
Train
Service
'.United
Church
pastor,
and
f,s
at
the
door.
ing.
ly8'
mm
(EXCEPC
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mm
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
JASPER
and
intermediate
stations
from
Prince
Rupert:
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handsome
double-duty
model
you'll
be
proud
I
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Christmas
Special.
Onlv
$154.00
to
use
in
ANY
roorr
of
the
house'
Polished
SURE
IS
PLENTY
TO
WORRY
ABOUT
,1
Cost
of
tiving
Inflation
War
with
Russia
Price
of
butter
Korean
Situation
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BUT
IF
YOU
ARE
IN
NEED
OF
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CAR
.
.
.
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WORR.KS
ARE
OVER.
8:00
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h5r
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3
'
a'
wamut
finish.
Convenient
connections
nt
Jasper
for
points
east
and
west.
All
tim?a
shown
are
standard.
For
liJormntlon,
call
or
write
K.
L.
KOHEKTSON,
G.A.P.D.,
528
3rd
Ave.
U,
Prince
Kupert,
Phone
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