Prince
Rupert
Uuily
fNew
Thursday,
January
17,
1952
FHE
EXPERTS
Library
Had
Biogest
Year
brarian
miss
Mary
Macduiiam.
13
a
drop
of
500
in
fiction
circulation
over
last
year
but
an
increase
of
more
than
1.000
in
juvenile
reading
and
more
than
2.00C
in
circulation
of
books
among
young
people.
There
are
9.132
books
in
the
:
,
vj
w
'J
library
now,
710
of
which
were
;
Prince
Rupvrt
Public
Ubrary
,
ftdd(.(
There
are
1
897
had
ls
bicgest
year
in
1951
since
bcrr,
com,flrc(J
to
,950
WtL
By
KAY
RKX
Canadian
Press
Start
Writer
indention.
There
wore
Vm
new
of
1,712.
TWRTFT
CAMPAIGN
Chief'
member.'
183
of
them
children
Purchase
of
new
volumes
was
aim
01
tne
tnnu
camou...
-am-
leaning
made
possible,
says
Miss
Mae-
launched
by
the
National
Coun-
2-..218
is
an
increase
of
2.915
.
mjnald
by
a
cial
Rrant
of
$255
cil
oi
women
is
to
iiiip-ev.
""
over
mai
in
iuou.
out
,
;
trim
the
Public
Library
Com-
Notable
instances
pointed
:
mi!)s,fln
and
increase
in
in
the
1901
library
report
by
LH
1hP
ci
ly
grant
of
almosl
$1?0oo
are
too
steep,
women
won't
buy.
!
But
women
thenis-lves
may
learn
a
few
new
tricks
about
methods
of
saving.
i
The
council's
New
Year's
resolution
says:
"I
will
not
waste
food,
fu.-l
or
lighting
or
any
other
article
or
service
used
in
my
home.
I
will
buy
nothing
that
I
do
not
need
nor
more
funds
lrom
the
commission
v.
re
used
to
purchase
a
set
of
Compton's
Pictured
Encyclooc-da
as
well
hs
other
technical
book.'-
for
the
reference
section.
City
grant!:
enabled
purchase
of
Juvenile
and
non-fiction
books.
f
"children's
corner"
was
Dental
Clinic
Plan
Headway
t
-r
k
'.
i.
v
1
mentionf:d
for
post-
-
Lou
if.
O.
Breithaupt.
61-year-old
member
of
Futliamenl
lor
Waterloo
North
Ls
beini.;
mentioned
regularly
as
Ontaiio's
nxt
Lieutcnant-G
c
v
e
r
n
o
r.
Federal
government
officials
have
declined
to
confirm
or
deny
the
reports,
The
five-year
term
of
Hvi.
Ray
Lawson,
t
repent
lieutenant-governor
equipped
with
tabic
and
benches
r.
ur..
i.nir..c.
i.i'OrH
Ret
i(
Ym
)
)
pyalCsty
if
CANNED
FOODS
w
fl
than
I
require
LJILClllia
..
i
in
line
with
inireasoH
renrlintr
hv
The
council
urges
everyone
to
ling
up
a
dental
clinic
in
the
city
.
ir
i
be
thrilty
with
power.
L..h
for
the
care
of
children
.tee
h
were
refelved
from
fhould
be
kvpt
bu.nini;
only
m
wai
reported
at
the
W'ar
cll
orttanizlltions.
Con
ad
,
v
u.e
.ouui
or
rcon-.r:
:
t-fy
m..Mv
meeting
the
-
A
'I
expired
last
month
and
was
)
'
J
If
!
lor
a
nine.
ivh.
etipied.
'iii
a
Keme
-oorn.
u
.
'
v"
of
special
intent
to
people
of
I
extended
on
tne
not
water
.
-..-t.u,.
---
T':
Prince
Rupert.
It
Is
the
leeend
j
Breithaupt
is
a
manufacturer
a
smal.
amount
of
water
need-
A
o
an
autographed
;
and
pvM
,
a
,a,h,r
...
,,
wiih:ii
was
pn-.-.cui.i:u
wi
,.,.
i
v.-
Tint
rnm
compjn
111
Kl"-cl'er-
erer
unt
When
using
the
oven
of
the
With
trie
co-operation
of
all
tn
)ib
by
the
author,
Dr
R.
i
(CP
PHOTO
i
electric
stove,
plan
to
bake
as
city
dentists
and
several
other
c
Largei
o
prince
Rupert.
much
as
hosible
and
nvoid
using
organizations
assureu,
urc
..-,
.
Uhe
top
burners
as
well.
;
should
be
in
operation
vjry
'
Tne
Weekly
News
Magazine
I
j
If
the
house
is
heated
by
coal,
sn
jrtly,
Mr.
Derry
said.
prints
pictures
of
the
cellulose!
furnace
and
pipes
should
be
The
February
meeting
of
the
;
plant
at
Watson
Island
and
the!
oOK
-
Modern
home
builders
have
discovered
a
new
:iver
which
can
be
used
in
every
room
of
the
house.
It's
a
...Inch
..k
ns
and
closes
like
an
accordion,
instead
of
i.e.
inio
a
room.
Evjry
hinged
door
needs
about
eight
ler-t
of
floor
space
to
open
a
big
consideration
when
I
cleaned
once
a
month
by
throw-
pta
has
been
set
aside
for
the
new
power
plant
on
the
Ottawa
i
3
Ilea
If
di
for
Uualily
ing
half
-a
cup
of
powdered
zinc
celebration
of
Brotherhood
Week
;
River.
The
News
also
makes
re-on
the
fire
whvn
it
is
red
hot.
featuring
a
special
program
pre-
I
ferenee
to
the
aluminum
enter-!
Be
sure
to
open
all
drafts
before
;,ared
by
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch
and
;
prise
describing
it
as
tne
biggest
1
doing
this.
'
;Mi.ss
M.
Kami!
tun,
designed
to
single
industrial
undertaking
in
v'-
,
ml',
lurniiurc
in
uniay
s
smuii
ihju.-ii-s
uiui
niniiLii:i
ajiui
t-
In
rooking
vegetables
don't
promote
greater
understanding
(
t!.j
ountry
forget
rookine
water
should
be
anion
t
the
many
races
and
ha-
An
ticconllon-type
ste?l
frame
is
covered
with
a
plastic
labile
which
withstands
a
lifetime
of
flexing
and
can
be
';in
with
soap
and
water.
Colors
harmonize
with
decorat-hemes.
Trie
new
folding
doors
can
be
installed
in
any
,v
and
cost
approximately
the
same
as
an
ordinary
!i
door.
TO
Economy
If
you
war.t
io
sll
i'.
advtfrtLse
saved
for
sotips
ami
gravies
b"-
tionalities
that
go
to
make
up
cause
it
contains
valuable
vii
a-.
Canada.
mins
and
minerals.
1
liei'icjimerus
will
consist
of
IV
S.Tve
vegetables
immediately
foods
native
to
many
different
i
"'
they
are
cooked,
as
they
lose
parts
'if
the
world,
to
pfepar-
;
-
Hft
"A
'
AOf
7
murh
(lf
th(,lr
Vj,iimitl
cotii:t
If
ed
by
the
ntemberh.
!
yjQ
otUjtUjfoUi
5
-
'
left
standing.
The
association's
annual
Val-
RS.
VMVA
fk
",
S
I
I
INEXPENSIVE
SOUP
-
B-ef
enlhie
Dance
will
be
combined,
11130,
ICU
f&
KfTSil
1
l
htmwjl
rTrr
st
7l.
1
1
1
ti
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iru
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p,-,
i.
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tiir
wejL.
fm
-
.-n.uin.
i
v.,.-,,
i,.
w
ln
Leap
Year
this
year
ror
a
h
'
1
IL
r
'i.iu.dfi
wi.;m
rim.-
M.miy
to
IkmI.
n
at
i"m
;
:i'.ri,
jKu.jr
ii.ffi
sti'l
ittitcB
r!l
"nl'!
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'try
-
(Hru
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tufc
1
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p
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f
hI.
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;
-rr
'bif.
;-.ti
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fc"i!i,ii'.-i
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r
w
va.t
t0.
J
(J
l"od
budget.
llrid
0I1
February
16.
Mystery
inurements:
nv.-c
p-ninns
m
box
lunches
will
be
raffled
as
the
FLECTRIC
HEAT
TOR
HOTBED
COSTS
LITTLE.
GAINS
MUCH
u
ei
snanK;
i';z
quaus
wniei,
i
evenings
feature,
tea'
poons
salt.
,
Miss
N.
Irving's
Grade
One
Let
bone
soak
30
mirmtf
cljs-
won
the
pennant
this
before
cooking.
A
bone
with
month
for
greatest
number
of
I'
i''-y'?ye-"',"'r?T?':
!
I
1
.
f
'
i
i
l-
'
s
1
Hay
ICelcluip
l,yllic
ounce
i
d
is
a
cold
frame
heat
will
te
evenly
distributed,
marrow
makes
good
soup.
-Cover
patents
attending,
with
a
heatinsr
system.:
Tin
.-uppty
wire
and
cable
are
wiih
more
water
and
let
.simmer.
A.
De.saultels
was
chosen
Film
II
small
h.ilbeds
in
eity
both
connected
to
a
thermostat,
thrc
-i
hours.
Remove
the
scum.
Council
representative
to
replace
n
'j.i'i
garden.-;
nowadays
which
can
be
set
at
the
desired
Never
boil.
Add
onions.
cnrrois.'Mt.
V.
Wells
who
resigned
re
:i(l
by
ele.
trii:
cabl.-i,.
minimum
temperature,
.o
that
c''ery.
Tomatoes
als-i
may
be
cent
1
v.
r,n
h,
f-imi-ntlns,
mu-
as
sco.-i
as
the
iiicrmomi't?r
fails
added.
p.
Downing,
vice-president,
h
w
is
i,e
old
method.
,
to
that
point
heat
is
turned
on.
invr
U
in
t
ie
chair
in
the
tempor-
.iii.i
thermostats
are
When
temperature
ries
a
few
'
'
'
,
,.
,
.,
...
ary
absence
of
W.
D.
Griffiths,
,b,
at
,
than
Uie
degrees
ab.!3
the
minimum.'
Dd
j
,'f
J.
'
.
preS;dent.
ti
.i.
H-ounc
i
i
n
can
of
suitaba
heat
Is
shut
oil.
and
the
vana-
-""
-
""
-
.
h
able
to
find
it.;
I!"n
between
maximum
nd
y:
h'P
firA""
'
;-
I
j
i
WW
K....
...
urovi-WS
a
awl
w'
minimum
temperatures
Is
murh
,
v.......
....
,,.,.
i,
-td
tor
heating
do-
..vtr;l
(luality-
unli-il-or
i
tiie
insulation
ol
the
less
than
with
the
oid-Ia'hiuned
hotbed.
:
"
,(1
how
early
in
the
"'T-''-vemeat.
The
heatir.2
catlc
may
bs
com-
1952
Chrvsler-Pl'
mmith
now
r..il.
:
t
is
turned
on.
but
it
'
Get
filiation...
ru
n,
"
,
furtlicr.
i
I-.
f
By
-
18
rriiinii7(
:s
l'
'
it
eoe
bodied
concern
ru
ni
.
.
...,,rl
j
famous
r..l,;.mal.le
h"'1"'
tin-re.
i'
ITS
CREHMlBi
ad-is
an
imporunl
"fd
with
tour
to
fix
mines
or
on
display
at
Hupott
Motors.
'-ie
ligi'.t
bill.
Tn(vt::oi!
In
which
si-eds
are
sown.
It.
UF.-i
!
more
even
heat,
which
I
a
Rood
idea
to
place
a
sheet
of
i
Mi
all
plants
and
line
m:'.".iied
poultry
wire
an
incn
ASIAN
ORIGIN
in-
lint
chill
,-ally.'
above
the
cable,
with
soil
be-
The
banana
plant,
chief'y
a
lull--:'
crowing
period,
Ufrn.
An.ttlier
method
Is
to
RroWn
n
the
tropics
and
West
-
h:it
dues
not
become
prow
plants
in
flats,
which
are
indies,
is
believed
to
have
orig-
"I
:is
(iu-s
heat
from
placed
ahnve
the
heating
cable,
imiiy
beon
transplanted
from
v.lii.-h
siiiietimes
fail;
which
may
be
imbedded
in
the
Asia
In
i
.it
ide
leniperatuiu
il
on
which
the
flats
stand.
A
spi
clal
type
cf
cable
may
be
ob-
..-ff..,
r
i
Ai
i
-Ttii,,ii
I
i
i
...ass
.len.an.1
f
...
....
t.M
I
to
C-.mtin
Milk
is
aiway.-;
MAKE
THIS
1
.
J
I
7
...i.o.trre.miv
colored.
That
s
,.n.vmT
ff
T"'Mli
I.
J
l'l,.
.
-
tainec'
winch
ran
be
laia
on
top
t-
e
is
:-(iii-trucu-d
111
til
'ol
the
soil
mid
be
protected
by
.
iClif
.
r'
ri
riin
coffee
or
-or
K-Tl
f
1
S43?BJ"
5.'
t
ti
as
used
for
boih
:
C
rriTirt
.
of
woolen
slats
on
r
ii-il
rmd
irunies,
but
viiii
h
the
lints
stand.
To
im
-
,
Try
Heini
ofher
famous
tomato
products
Chili
Sauco
Tomato
Juice
Cream
of
Toracto
Soup.
Look
for
all
four
at
your
grocer's.
no
need
t
)
prepare
a
TOMATO
neccssaiy
and
fruit5.
You
lin
r
I
ATC
,
I
cereals
,
A'
)
on
(
f
or
thin
P
1.
ilMCEl
J
?l
consistency
m,
,f
lind
w.rcry
?V
fi
'
color
in
Carnation.
We
buy
top
,
I
J
.....O.
1
I
lit
VilliiHIIITI'
'
,
nit
ii.ii.
i
-
is
u
'I'd
to
.
Ill
l
J
e
.v,,,lH
t...
u-ilri
e'nrie"
n
,
which
are
cover
-d
with
s.ul
to
f
8
ir
4
mlJlitv
milk
and
process
w,.
nlher
.
.
Trj52
....--'
W,4
.
4
is
sunk
in
tle.wlhjn
a
fr.w
Mrhes
of
the
top
1
I
i!
111!'
Ill)-
Hi
mx
im
hes.
Soil
is
method.
;
r.grea,Mt'of
care
(52
yea"
-
,
border
to
ge
.
i
too)
-
JW-fJ
perience
at
-
-
1
v.
iiiin
It
to
nn
equal
i
'd
the
cable
is
arranged
hot
i
mi
in
loons.
.i
thai
OH
I
1
you
ricn,
-
j"
'
-r.rr-
.
!
C
'"..a
rod
1
1'
fa
tl
Jen
tne
LS7,
i
Jl,
7.
an
owe
owcr
n
.
swit
rv
ri:srr
lVi-j-'
A
OelUhtful
miscellaneous
I
in
ve
Whole
Meal
Chowder
ntl
WIUI
i
i
I
Milk.
Cet
l.arnaiii
VS
Jl
i
III
5
JtJz.
i
r'
rftitP
1
PAYS
TO
USE
K.ilofl'
.il-BRAN
c.d
molai.el.
,v
1
ll
I
fj
I
V'i''
I
I
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II,
Iir-
.
m
'
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DA!
LY
N
fc
WS
'
:
-
rfTi
Cii'iw
n
AiPiPn
ah
:
2,HH2'S"1;-
I
IVAPORATED
1
w
'
.LMJiJll
ILL
hlj
J.
Kill
2
i.-m-i.-i
Iw.k.-H
n
"s
I
,
O
jBI
$
IftlURMI
t)
chopped
onion
blespoons
butter
or
mar-
.lliiwei
sa.
in
hi
tcv
vnnj
n
ti
home
of
Mrs.
Chris
Berg,
Hays
Cove
Avenue
in
honor
of
Miss
Caroline
Madsen
whose
marriage
to
Frcti
Grinibie
takes
p'
ice
on
January
30.
Games
and
contests
were
played
after
which
Mhs
Leona
Berg
wheeled
in
a
ga'.ly
decorated
carriage
filled
with
many
useful
and
lovely
gitls
for
the
arine.
"Iiiun-sized
potatoes
.p
sliced
celery
M
water
i-spoons
fait
'i
ripe
olives
t;
i
milk
ish
curry
powder
Hi
black
p.-ppcr
Delicious
refreshments
were-then
served
by
joint
hostesses
Mrs.
Chris
Berg
and
Mrs.
Gunvor
onion
slowly
in
butter
;:r.8;H-,r-
vw,h
2
r-...ry1..
t?7'
..afd
.
'
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
n.Ili.kr
In
rT
.
t
JSSlt.Tit
Vtt
i
'
It
KiOHOHW-y
'
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T"
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iun.iiiu
J'Zili!f,
'
1
,
t
'?''!
sr
,;2
i
i
.
.iwi.w
f
Wtfea
r
j
i
J
ear
and
tender
but
not
Berg,
d.
Pee!
and
dice
potatoes.
Among
the
guests
present
were
n'
onion,
potato,
celery,!
Mry.
R
Telseth.
Mrs.
Jean
John-and
salt,
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