'led
5.000
run,
ro-iNsriiAVCK
.Continued
from
page
I
d
A,
Prince
Ruoert
Doily
N
ThuisU.iy.
fVljruarv
21
VLi
Norway's
Fish
Exports
Mount
,
FJhh
mPil
f);M,
f
the
us,
1
To
Improve
Kids'
Camp
Kinsmen
Making
Lakelse
Kesort
Available
to
Worthy
Orcanialions
News
of
the
District
premiums
deducted
from
a
worker's
pav
cheek
by
h(
employer
are
remitted
to
the
service.
The
report
recommends
that
this
scheme
be
abolished
and
that
the
employer
and
the
worker
;work
out
a
voluntary
method
for
the
first
nine
OSLO
During
months
of
1951,
Norwegian
ex-t
creased
k...
ports
of
fishery
products
total-:
export,
With
a
few
hundred
dollars,
deductions.
volunteer
labor
and
enthusiastr,,
Church
Army
Active
Body
Kifwanga
To
Celebrate
On
Easier
Monday
,
f;
r
HIGHWAY
At
the
same
tune
in
service
would
Issue
a
card
with
a
number
on
It
to
each
paid-up
person.
Every
issuer
of
licence
(for
instance,
licence
plates
foe
ears
fishing
or
hunting
lirence
would
ask
.the
perwn
buying
that
licence
for
hi
hcnital
insurance
number.
If
tfc
person
i
uld
not
prtvil
it,
he
wiiunl
he
reported
to
the
ho-pilal
service.
An
employer
would
also
ask
Many
Villagers
of
Greenville
Take
I'art
In
Kvahcelical
Organization.
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
will
ei-fect
several
major
Improvements
this
year
on
their
Kiddies'
Camp
at
Lakelse
Lake,
near
Terrace.
Then
the
camp
will
be
opened
to
any
worthwhile
children's
organizations
here
Kinsmen
discussed
the
project
thoroughly
at
their
meeting
last
night
and
decided
to
let
other
organizations
operate
the
camp
while
the
club
maintained
it.
Improvements
suggested
by
OPENI
;-,r
a
v
a
r
t
t
The
Provincial
Department
d:
Works
announces
that
Highway
1
I-
'
J
Sheardown,
chairman
of
an
employee
to
proouce
nia
nos-
Harry
committec.
were
ap-
p'tai
insurance
euro.
nnf
jtr
U
l
the
camp
KIT
WANGA
--
Native
people
from
I'M
villuuos
in
the
Skrena
ill.-
trlrt
iiip
bPiMR
invited
to
',;ixt.cr
Festival
celi-hnitlims
which
w
ill
be
held
in
Kit
wanna
hikI
tor
which
ambitions
prc-pui
utionx
tuv
b.iiiR
Hindi'.
Kilwuugu
Totem
I'ole
Brass
liand.
under
rondnetorshlp
of
Kchvurrt
Tail.
nnrt
St.
Paul's
An-s'liciin
Church
choir,
under
Solo-iii-u;
Ilryant,
will
lake
a
proiuin-i
ni
part
in
the
proceedings.
leading
chiefs
'
join
in
extendinu
welcome
and
liospi-Ulit
to
the
visitors.
A
banquet
will
follow
the
puils
program
on
Kaslvr
Monday.
Kitwanga
people
at
Port
Edward
are
beint;
epeoiully
re-(ue.:ied
to
come
home
for
the
i
elcbration.
Chit
fs
present
at
the
oi'i:ani-zation
lnivtin;;
included
David
1.
We'ls.
Goorue
H
Moore,
Wallace
B.
Morgan,
Fred
Johnson,
Stanley
Williams.
Edward
Tait.
Arthur
Matthews.
Solomon
Bry-i.nt
and
Richard
Fowler.
OIL
FIELDS
ABANDONED
These
abandoned
oil
fields
are
a
reminder
of
Canada's
first
big
oil
boom
which
exploded
into
existence
with
histoiic
farce
some
90
years
ago
at
Petrolia,
west.'rn
Ontario.
The
fields
petered
out
after
producing
richly
foi
many
years
and
now
the
district
is
nearlng
the
end
of
its
oi
era.
'
'CP
PHOTO
i
tins
two-thirds
full.
Sprinkle
light
traffic.
A
6-ton
gross
load
limit
ha
placed
on
Diana
Creek
Bridge,
eost
of
Prince
Rupert,
which
is
no,
going
repairs.
not.
he
would
oe
reporter!
to
me
service
and
hi
wag.
earni-sheed.
The
report
nays
that
the
recommendations
mean
on
increased
costs.
Elimination
'
of
eo-Uturance
and
exemptkirui
f'r
persons
In
lower
income
brackvi
would
reduce
the
lecome
bu'.
tnU
would
be
made
up
lor
by
th
administration
i
overhaul
and
crackdown
on
delinquents.
FHE
EXPERTS
m.
.,.
f
GREENVILLE
The
Greenville
Church
Army,
in
which
almost
all
the
people
of
this
Nans
River
village
actively
participate,
continues
active
with
its
revival
.services.
Meetings
every
Sunday
,
and
Wednesday
night
are
attended
by
large
and
enthusiastic
congregations.
Special
activities
are
assigned
to
many
villagers.
With
Henry
McKay
as
chairman,
officers
were
recently
elected
as
follows:
Secretary-Isaac
Robinson.
Honorary
Captain
Herbert
Robinson.
Local
Captains
-
Joshua
Me-Ka.
Alex
Angus.
Herbert
Robinson.
s
Field
Captains-
Fred
McKay
and
Chailie
Leeson.
Lieutenants
Horace
Angus,
Tommy
McKay,
Gordon
McKay
and
Jacob
Stewart.
i..
rgeant
Major-
Rodrlch
Maxwell.
Seigeants-Charlie
Venn
and
Wilfred
Tait.
Color
Sergeant-Ernest
Davis.
Ht'tpers
League
Captains
Terry
Stephens,
Albert
Mooio,
I
eter
McKay.
CLE.
Captain-Charlie
Moore.
Band
Masters--Georee
Leeson
and
Willie
Stephens
Jr.
Orgamsts
Chris
Calder
and
Will.j
Stephens.
Chinch
Wardens
William
'
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1
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,.
J;.v.
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wii!-
1
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proved
as
follows:
A
new
landing
float
will
be
built
as
well
as
two
more
huts,
a
stalf
house,
benches
and
tables.
An
unfinished
hut
Is
to
be
completed
and
investigation
made
on
possibility
of
buildin,;
a
shelter
over
a
porch.
A
good
boat
will
be
procured
and
more
of
the
campsite
is
to
be
cleared.
The
Kinsmen
camp,
located
on
four
lots
on
the
shore
of
Lakelse
Lake
consists
of
eight
buildings,
including
bunk
houses,
cook
house
and
recreation
hall.
Buildings
are
equipped
with
beds,
mattresses
and
springs,
stoves,
cooking
utensils.
Other
camping
equipment
also
is
included.
The
camp
was
started
in
l!-5
and
until
last
year,
operated
by
the
Kinsmen,
when
it
was
turned
over
to
a
church
organization.
Mr.
Sheardown
said
il
had
been
a
"successful''
camp
last
summer.
This
year,
the
ramp
will
again
be
offered
to
children
organizations
and
it
is
planned
to
begin
.vok
on
improvement
aj
soon
as
possible.
Kin
President
Stan
Saville
will
ask
two
week-ends
of
volunteer
labor
Lorn
each
member.
Bv
KAY
REX
t'Hnudliin
I'ressKtatl
Writer
with
additional
grated
cheese.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven
1400
Fi
20
to
25
minutes.
Yield:
one
dozen
nrcditim
sized
muffins.
MACARONI
AND
CHEESE
SALAD:
Two
cups
cooked
macaroni
i
three-quarter
inch
pieces
i
three-quarters
cup
grated
cheese;
three
hard
cooked
eggs
(chopped
i;
one
cup
dicod
celery;
one
chopped
green
pepper;
one
chopper
red
pepper;
one
tablespoon
finely
chopped
onion;
salt
to
taste;
mayonnaise.
Comb:.:e
inguriients
and
toss
l:gliU
v.v.h
sufficient,
mayonnaise
to
moisten.
Se-
ve
on
crisp
lettuce.
Yield:
six
sei-'ings.
ALSO
WITH
KRl
lT
FRUIT
PERFECTION
Or.S
teaspoon
gelatine;
one
tablespoon
cold
water;
i.ne
four-our...e
A
lrfing
silver
Co"
pf
Thvmot
Moor,
frtg'entf,
tfif,
A
vatumd
pict,
now
in
lh
O.
I.
AHmA
cMhi,
VMfwr,
Y(
'
r
W(l
IJciDHS
CHEESE
Britain's
shortage
ol
dollars
inevitably
will
mean
a
cut
in
her
19d2
imports.
It
already
has
been
hinted
that
her
cheese'
contract
with
Canada
may
be
thv
first
to
go.
Last
year
Ontario
cheese
producer?
sold
the
United
Kingdom
ab
nit
25.000.000
poundu
of
Cheddar.
Canada's
total
cheese
production
for
the
year
was
258,-000.000
pounds.
.Mrs.
Fred
Knshenr
"To
lake
Resolutions
'lo
Provincial
Sleeting
..
.1
ItX'M
!'
-
M
m
':'
ire;i
f
Women's
Martin
and
Willie
Azak.
TELKWA
Telkwa
chee?e;
onc-ha.f
Undoubtely
cheese
manufac-
packasre
creair
Institute
has
nominated
Mrs.
Fred
Rosberg
as
its
delegate
to
'he
provincial
conference
of
LONDON
DRY
GIN
Train
Schedule
For
the
East
Daily
except
Sunday
S
p
m
r'rnu
the
Last
Dully
except
Monday
::0j
?
m
Sidesmen
Kelly
Stephens.
Al-fcert
Robinson.
Arthur
Moore
and
Charlie
Watts.
Bell
R
r.ger
Sam
Gray
Jr.
Diummeis
-
Abraham
Davis
and
Allien
Stephens.
Engine.
t
Alex
Stephens.
Committees
Peter
Calder
i
chairman
i,
Sam
McKay,
Henry
McKay,
Leonard
Douglas.
Fred
McKay,
Sam
Tait
and
George
Martin.
Seetetary-Treasurer
.
William
Stephens.
IIllHII
AVM
siaTXSS
Captain
Mrs.
Honry
McKay
Lieutenants
Mrs.
Andrew
E-etusjp
ar.d
Mrs.
Je'ie.v
Mir..::.
A
di'stimjuislieii
product
of
If
you
w
unr
w
sll
U,
icvcruse
it.
Kes
Uu-s&Jtcd
Hirers
would
t'j
unhappy
about
cup
salad
Dressing;
dash
of
saii:
any
loss
of
export
markets,
but
one
tablespoon
sugar;
one
cup
housewives
might
benefit'
whipping
cream;
two
cups
diced
through
lower
prices.
At
present
fruit
t
drained
i.
Canadian
cheese
sells
for
50
cents
Soak
gelatine
in
cold
water
for
and
up.
according
to
age
and
(ive
minutes.
Dissolve
over
hot
variety.
water.
Mash
cheese
with
fork
Canada,
a
cht.se-producing
and
beat
until
smooth.
Boat
in
lar.d.
never
has
been
known
as
a
salad
dressing.
Add
dissolved
countiy
of
cheese-eaters.
Yet
gelatine,
salt
and
sugar.
Whip
cheese
is
one
of
the
most
health-
cream
and
fold
Into
cheese
mix-fciving
foods
on
the
market.
'tire.
Add
fruit.
Pour
into
moulds
and
chill
or
freeze
until
CHI
tSE
Ml
I
FINS
tlrm
serve
0n
crh-,
lettuce.
Cheese
in
muffins,
even
in
Yield:
six
to
eight
servings.
Mijwis
ar?d
desserts,
can
be
Experts
at
Kitchener.
Out..
re.5yrr!-r;ed
.-ituated
in
the
heart
ot
Canada
s
liit.r
Tinrtits
of
chvese
are
che-re-produc:ne
art
a,
claim
n.ii'
ula-.-u.-f-i
Car
aoa.
Did
that
decs
Jd
whey
ren
aming
in
ynj
tr.ovr
CjjceabeK,'
feiair.;.
th?
curd
is
what
puts
tiie
'fmeir
G:uSi.
OCi.
Rocraelcct
ard
Lin:-
ir
Limbutger.
Nearly
all
the
3v?er
are
iz
rr.anfartured
in
whey
is
pressed
out
of
the
Ched-
:t.'i
fPUEtrr?
di.t.
Only
a
small
amount
is
re-
moved
from
Unburger.
C'EESE
1TTIS
1J4
cups
sifted
i'.I-;
,rp:..
Lour;
three
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
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wertmimrtf,
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OlvGK
UAWIS
AUCTIONEER
Phone
t.rern
810
and
Ued
V
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hi
jyvel.wment
if
not
ul,l.ned
Of
diftulayd
by
lh
Liquor
Contra
aortf
Ol
by
Itie
Uwe'nm.
M
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t'
ELKWA
Women's
Institutes
in
Vancouver
and
will
tend
with
her
resolutions
seeking
the
sending
of
a
blood
donor
clinic
to
Telkwa
and
u
revision
of
the
.system
of
marking
and
rating
school
report
r
aids.
,
The
old
syiWm
.of
report
cards
was
considered
more
ef-le'tive
tflan
the
new
in
giving
definite
Indication
as
to
how-pupils
were
progressing.
The
W.I.
meeting
received
'etters
of
acknowledgment,
from
recipients
of
overseas
parcels
and
also
notes
of
thanks
from
iMoneers
who
received
Christmas
cake
and
sifts
at
t'"e
festive
sftasn.
The
Lijtitute
is
ph..
'.ng
March
of
D:mes
box-s
in
li:e
local
stores,
the
proceeds
to
go
to
the
sularium
lor
crippled
children.
School
robins
wii!
be
used
Oien
Mi.v
Cross
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
extension
department
conies
here
to
uonduct
c!as:es
between
April
9
a:.d
19.
',
TIvj
Instittit?'jr?Wiposes
to
.'ponsor
a
Brownie
Pack
under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
Les
Donaldson,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Alf
Cunningham.
-
Mrt.
Robeit
Scott,
a
patient
in
the
Smithers
Hospital,
and
Mrs.
C
I.
Bussinger,
receiving
treatment
in
Vancouver
for
her
eyes,
will
be
remembered
by
the
Institute.
Eighteen
members
were
present
at
tr.
meeting
and
Mrs.
George
Griffiths
was
a
guest.
ALKS
.
.
H)
INF
LEM3!
'eaoo'i-;
tak'":E
pywder:
one-haif
teaspoon
salt;
two-thirds
The
B.C.
provincial
police
force
was
organized
fifteen
ysars
before
the
RC.M.P.
"Oldat40;50,60?"
The
"Flu"
bug
has
hit
Telkwa
Scores
of
workers,
mill
hands
and
lumber
men
from
camps
as
well
as
residents
in
the
town
are
being
smitten
by
the
germ
and
almost
every
hour
a
patient
is
taken
to
the
Smithers
hospital.
The
sudden
change
in
temperature
is
blamed
for
the
epidemic
and
the
cold
snap
hazards
the
condition.
cup
gia'ed
chf-se:
one
ege;
one
cur
mi'k
or
Urr.ato
juice;
two
tablespoons
melted
'ihortening.
Mix
and
s'ft
flour,
baking
pow-dei
and
salt.
Add
cheese.
Beat
eg;,,
add
m.lk
Make
a
depression
in
flou
mixture,
pour
in
egg
nd
milk
ir.-xture:
add
m.'lt-ed
shortening.
Stir
only
enough
to
combine.
Fill
greased
muffin
Man?
You
re
Crazy
ILtlSf
ai0
Bfrtn?
at
?0.
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J)
P!
5
V
IM-I-Iiing
up
n.tmrir-i,
rtinu,u
fHn
due
&it''
j
ImxIv's
Uk
ot
toon
(Hrtllnutf
TfcKlrU
tur
l.
ywtgrr
fe-l
nf.
Mm
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vrr
iy.
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(-
m
"c:
but
icie
al
ii
drug
su.ru
evcrj
mtttt.
OF
Mrs.
A.
M
Bates
was
taken
to
the
Smithers
hospital
and
Kenny
Holmes
also
is
a
patient
in
the
hospital
as
well
as
others.
Ladies'
Shoes
and
Handbag
QUALITY
FOODS
FOR
YOU
AT
BARGAIN
PRICES
;
PRICES
GOOD
TO
FEBRUARY
28th
ENDS
mmm
ROYAL
TUDOR
TEA
2
lbs.
1.49
WINDSOR
SALT
()
APn
Z
lb.
shaker
t
for
WtJ'
ROBIN
HOOD
FI.OI
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IS
v.
in.
J..UD
CLEAR
APPLE
JVICE
S
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HALF
CASE
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2
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or
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pkg.
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2.5:5
Memorial
at
Port
Simpson
PORT
SIMPSON
Port
Simpson
paid
solemn
tribute
to
the
memory
of
the
late
King
George
VZ
with
an
impressive
memorial
strvice
last
Friday
when
Grace
;
Pmted
Church.was
filled
to
ca-Pecity.
-
With
William
George
Cooper
as
chairman
on
behalf
of
the
community,
the
pastor.
Rev.
T.
T.
Colwell
conducted
the
service.
Chief
Councillor
Paul
E.
Price
gave
the
memorial
address.
t
Others
assisting
the
pastor
wr(
Mrs.
E.
Musgrave
and
David
E.
Swanson
who
offered
prayer.
Hymns
were
"Rock
of
Ages'"
and
"
Nearer
My
God
to
Thee,"
tlie
latter
rendered
as
an
anthem
by
the
choir.
Chopin's
Funeral
March
was
rendered
by
the
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band.
Saturday
Evening
Feb.
23rd
TOP
QUALITY
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Graduate
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Prince
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district.
A
series
of
six
lectures
on
"The
Nursing
Aspect
of
ABC
Warfare
and
Mass
Disaster"
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General
Hospital.
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