laht
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i
TelkwA
Are
Atlantic
Gets
Canadian
Navy
OTTAWA
Most
of
the
Canadian
Navy
will
be
assigned
to
the
Atlantic
Ocean
under
the
North
05
Again
iridi
n
niduu
Easter
Cards
Easier
Baskets
Chocolate
Bunnies
Chocolate
Eggs
1
straight
year,
Prince
Rupert
1..
irrVif
llirhfnmrr
A
Pvrttjc
TELKWA.
A
group
of
friends
gathered
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Widen
on
Saturday
to
:
bid
farewell
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Clotworthy
prior
to
their
departure
to
make
their
home
in
Canoe.
I
'
The
evening
was
spent
In
,lVer
the
top
of
its
$5,500
quota.
Atlantic
joint
defence
sehenw,
it
became
known
here
today.
Admiral
Lynn
McCormick
USN
i
naval
commander-in-chief
of
NATO,
Is
here
conferring
with
Canadian
defence
heads.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
?
Wednesday,
March
19,
1952
Honest
Native
Boys
May
Share
Several
100
Unclaimed
Dollars
"Finders,
keepers:
losers,
weepers
.
.
."
may
be
an
adage
well
illustrated
here
in
about
a
month
if
a
certain
party
or
parties
cannot
identify
a
"large
sum
of
money"
which
has
been
in
RCMP
custody
for
nearly
a
year
and
a
half.
The
money,
which'
amounts
to
"several
hundred
dollars,"
was
found
on
a
downtown
Prince
Rupert
sidewalk
in
October,
1950,
by
two
young
native
boys
who
turned
it
over
to
the
police.
Nv
claim
to
it
has
since
been
laid,
police
said
today,
reviewing
the
case.
And
this
Is
the
last
chance
for
a
possible
owner
to
identify
the
exact
amount
and
where
it
may
have
been
lost.
If
no
claimant
appears
within
30
days,
police
say
the
money
will
be
turned
over
to
the
finders.
"It
would
be
quite
a
sizeable
reward
for
the
honesly
of
those
lads,"
an
RCMP
spokesman
said.
Volunteer
canvassers
lasi
lugni
found
"a
gcx)d
average"
of
city
residences
open
to
them
and
...i'l
tHcilr
nraaa
in
Iaoi
iVtrm
a
large
selection
or
i
.-.ill
inree
nuuio,
iutm
xvcu
vn
Willi'
i
president
Stan
Savllle
said
to
day.
Final
fiuure
of
this
year's
ao-
story
telling
and
reminiscences
of
old
days,
rtbout
20
friends
:
'
were
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clotworthy,
who
-have
been
here
for
the
past
25
years,
are
old
timers
In
the
dis-'
trlct
and
will
be
missed
by
their
.
many
friends
and
acquaintances.
Mr.
Clotworthy
taught
school
in
the
old
school
house
for
a
num-j
ber
of
years
'
until
ill
"health
ij
,n
Eby
ai
e
sal1"
'
peal
will
not
be
available
for
tnci"
poouL
tt
wtcn,
ivii,
oavuic
Dam,
Vancouver.
but
we
are
well
over
the
top.'.'
A
Delicious
.
Tuna
FisiiV
MADI
WITH
I
MUSTARD
I
'.it1
10
ri
v
clubs
and
organizations
which
-,.-tl
in
111
IOUK
pal
b
in
wic
Lauvana,
oui-
'
.
.
...
(vmn
forced
him
to
retire.
They
have
,se
ww
nlvine
close
to
100
volunteers
disposed
of
their
farm
and
1
bwf
QUALITY
CHESTERFIELDS
'
were
Job's
Daughters,
Rotary,
Oyro,
Kinsmen,
Junior
Chamber
i
a
i.i
mi
s
rf
Commerce.
Chinese
Assocla-
f
f
""I
i
Didn't
Trust
Banks
-Is
Robbed
of
$1000,000
equipment
and
ieft
the
cany
,
part
of
the
week.
14.
Mcnzie
read
a
nhort
address
!
of
farewell
and
Mr.
Widen
pre-.
scnted
the
couple
with
a
suitable
electric
tea
kettle
and
a
J
tea
pot.
A
jolly
good
time
was
had
by
all.
K-freJuncr.ts
were
,
served
by
the
ifostess.
X.'tuoiographat
the
Moose.
.
C
10
Ciub
lunch-.
Canvassing
was
carried
on
by
T
:
volunteers
at
the
theatres
and
totalled
$198.
.,-y,
well
known
According
to
reports
from
the
x.r
consultaat
voiunteerSi
co-operation
of
the
rt
forwirr
in"--
public
this
year
In
the
'one-v
on
the
Prince
nisnt,
stand"
appeal
was
even
i
DETROIT
-z-
Three
former
house
servants
of
a
wealthy
lum-bc.
dealer
who
"didn't
trust
the
banks"
wera
questioned
today
i:i
the
disappaa
a.
ice
ol
Sl.UJo,-000
of
securities
from
his
home.
A
strong
box
containing
non-
Telkwa
Women's
'Big
Season
Institute
Meets
Por
Jasper
ouiinesi-
better
than
last
year
when
'
Bros
Prince
Rupert's
quota
was
$500
of
Nebun
TUNA
FISH
SAIAD
2
cuo
connmtt
tuna
fth
1
CU0
dicsd
clry
1
toblspn
mincd
onion
2
tabloipooni
vinogar
V?
tooipoon
tolt
Vs
taatpoon
poppor
V?
toatpoon
Cotman'i
Muitard
-Vl
cup
talad
droning
Break
tuna
into
larue
pieces,
combine
with
iDgredients
and
toss
lightly.
Serve
in
lettuce
cups
garnished
with
stufied
olives
and
lemon
wedges.
For
free
recipe
booklet,
write
to
Reckitt
&
Colman
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
Montreal.
i,
:..
,Ko
-itv
nil
ltea.
n
..4
..till
4
a-
.
frniV
lttuiii
aic
own
w
inc
n
TIXKWA.
A
good
attendance
OTTAWA
With
a
number
A
negotiable
stocks
and
bonds
was
oepr.i
iw;.
from
outlying
districts,
such
as
tf.i
ii"
....
Islands,
was
present
at
tne
regular
worn-
(0nventions
already
oooked
and
taken
from
a
hid.ng
place
unoer
Charlotte
Edward
and
en
&
Institute
meeting
on
Tues-'tne
demand
for
individual
reser-
a
closet
shelf
in
th-
suburban
Port
For
the
best
in
Chesterfields
ail
famous
makes
.
j
roast
areas,
x4Kru-n.
ftrmern
Miller
Bay.
vfej'
ol
Wcitviev,
e
H....-y
CM8H
uuy
wntn
memoeis
amvea,
nations
maintaining
a
very
high
home
of
Melvin
uutherie,
aged
with.
Mrs.
E.
Widen
and
J.
Clot-
level,
a
successful
1S52
season
52.
worthy
as
guests.
for
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
Actual
cash
in
th
box
was
The
routine
business
was
dis-
ways'
three
summer
re-sorts
was
about
$500,
Gutheiie
told
the
po-cussed
and
five
letters
of
"thank
predicted
here
today
by
Robert
liee.
jou"
were
read
from
overseas
Sommerville,
general
manager
of
Pae'S'
the
h0tel
deirtent-
'
ganizeu
Kiwanis
t.oups
on
po-;t-
,
,
,
for
March
k
of
f
The
receptacles
Famed
Ja-sper
Park
Lodge,
tho.
Tn
st.miv.r
Gordon
&
Anderson
Six
Tenders
for
Civic
Centre
Job
m-hl
u'
l'1L
?..
on
his
return
litt
i
been
heic
a.
id
;l
ii.r
the
past
fc
ptti'.maU'r
at
Phone
46
Dimes
were
picked
with
the
Rockies
Six
c,
.
tenders
a
tr
for
,fi,rirw
refloorlng
of
f
up
picturesque
Canadian
t.
the
LofSe
Inf)o
win
.in
hp
be
h
ha.t
t
to
to
th
tn..
llm
u,
01
n.
'u
n
n,lnrtri
,.,,.
r,
,
Nioi
Part
m"
"""'
.'
,,..h.eivi,rin.
conixteu
uBuui,.
report
lr
jasper
national
ram.
Wpst(rn
Association
of
Broad
.ve
in
the
cay
on
"
.
.,
e"
'ltn'
an
additional
$5
from
will
open
June
12
and
operate
to
etprs.
Y
,
n.iii
tre
in
Dreoaratlon
for
theinau-
...
...,...,.
.
M
L.
,-.
casters
Wi"f
'"";.
w...
U1C
'"'"B
oepiemuer
u.
Thp
Xotf.m
Pole
tournament
or
a
visa
u
a
w.ll
be
roturn-
on
were
opened
meet
ol
10131
,of,
2'
b?
ienV
tlle
Mlnakl
Lode,
situated
in
ths
over
Jasper's
championship
golf
la,
Cr'wled
"d''s
Fund.
Lalte
of
the
Woods
area
of
On-
he
C
vie
Centre
COu.-se
will
be
held
r.uring
l
11
was
decldcd
to
tc
a
.
wil'
be
from
June
24
rVferred
,
u,k
,
k
ut,
to
a
tano.
open
Iirst
week
in
September
with
a
committee
with
powe
newer
to
act.
'Pfnt
oi
cotwn
masses
iiom-,
to
September
2.
Pictou
Lod3-
big
field
of
amateur
golfers
com-
Contract
may
be
let
within
a
fe
days.
v"v
"
;
on
ivoiuiumue
ranu
atiau
in
petlng
for
the
Totem
role
rro
Blind
to
help
this
institution
in
j
Nova
Sc0Ua.
will
operate
from
phy.
this
project
and
these
garments
.
june
28
to
September
2.
may
be
purchased
from
the
Manager
Harold
O'inning
will
Vj.av
nislit
on
uu
;;v
Mr.
Ori:
i'itl-s'
sit
:hc
Ocean
Falls
vj$
ior
the
series
jii't'e
iiulo.se.
-j"
Wtcltllfj
Seagram's
Crown
Royal
Seagram's
V.O.
Seagram's
"83"
Seagrams
Kings
Plate
Seagram's
Special
Old
1
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4
fl
'
members
or
the
institute
nere.
again
be
at
Jasper
this
vear.
J-lolvl
.JirrivoiS
Mi
s-
Les
Donaldson
and
Mrs.
i
Jasper
Park
LOuse
,
wili,
ap-
K-
Chapman
were
named
as
a
parently,
enjoy
another
busy
-
.
t
rT,r----r--it-
.
-
.
.-oxsa
:
committee
to
mike
some
defi-;
season
for
advance
reservation.'
nite
Inquiries
into
the
possibili
have
increased
over
last
year.
Prince
Rupert
K.
Bruyvrs,
Toronto;
H.
B.
ties
of
getting
a
permanent
resi-
The
first
guests
to
the
ixidttc
dent
dentist's
services
for
this
;
will
be
400
representatives
of
the
part
of
British
Columbia
or
re-
;
western
district
conference
of
tain
the
services
of
the
dentist
Rotary.
already
established
in
Smithers
!
This
group
will
be
followed
by
The
meeting
was
adjourned
the
conventions
of
the
Mutual
and
lunch
was
served
by
the
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
Canada,
hostesses,
Mrs.
J.
Clotworthy
and
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Plum'a-Mrs.
Bates.-
1
ing
and
Heating
and
several
or-
Cj
of
tiie
Wom.-n
Thompson.
Prince
George;
O.
A.
f
i:
at
the
home
oi
Noble,
C.
Rutherford,
A.
P.
Nicol,
.'..
and
ai'.vanceJ
j.
G.
Mitchell,
Vancouver;
W.
ffr.Iwominj
b.uaar
Robinson.
J.
M.
Dale,
and
Miss
?
members
and
fri.
Fanell,
Terrace;
C.
Newton,
a
present.
Tin-
Vancouver;
D.
Smith,
Minneapo-:i
Senior
Regent,
Us;
T.
A.
McKeown,
Westvlew;
J.
'Z
M
b
the
tiauo.
Control
Boa.d
or
b
the
Government
of
Bnu.h
Cmb-,
aid
tlie
mem-
a.
Inflis.
Prince
Oeorue;
W.
S.
P.
W
Giimb!.
Brokv.
Saskatoon:
O.
H
PaUer-
ijin
Mrs
Noimaa
f0n.
South
Burnaby;
E.
A.
Mc-
M.
ilulvei
son.
MUlun
and
M.
V.
McCabe.
Cal-
:i.
Mrs
1,.
Grim-
Pary;
Mu.
and
Mrs.
R.
Fair,
South
Hjt
ii.edy
Mrs.
A.
Hazelton;
J.
Dunlop.
Smithers.
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Hopkins.
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dead
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your
feet?
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FOOT
OF
SNOW
NEAR
NANAIMO
NANAIMO
A
foot
of
new
snow
fell
during
the
right
In
the
N.m-imo
Lake-
srea.
E'sowhcre
on
Vancouver
Island
as
well
as
'
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Lowee
Mair.
and
there
was
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new
snow
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resistor
and
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ere
take;.
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ills
who
;oie
of
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was
a
rear
window
''eh.
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incl.N
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and
every
one
an
ace
!
f
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luurs
of
N
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NEW
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cup
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cake
compressed
yeist
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cup
pranul"
ted
sunr
Itcaspoon
salt
lteaspoon
cinnamon
1
egg
2
cups
sifted
all-purpose
f.oue
TOPPING
3
cup
brown
sugar
(packed
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SHE
ONLY
KNEW
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I'M
THE
ONE
T
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S
i
WHO'S
MAKING
HER
'
Kd
Dance,
Friday
Tickets
fron.
B.ll
4
cup
flour
"i,
cup
butter
or
margarine
'2
cup
chopped
walnuts
Combine
shortening
and
milk
i'ins.
Drop
in
'!k
suaran-
i
I!"'ity
Salon
1
an
and
heat
to
scolding.
Cool
ta
lukewarm
and
stir
in
crumbled
yeast.
Add
sugar,
salt,
cinnamon
and
lightly
beaten
egg.
Blend
In
half
of
flour
and
beat
until
smooth.
Blend
In
remaining
flour.
Spread
half
of
dough
in
Lesion
and
?;s:
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bottom
of
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9-inch
square
pan.
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with
half
of
top-
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mixture
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put
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Sleep
well
feel
fit
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your
best
SWITCH
TO
POSIUM!
IT'S
A
SCIENTIFIC
FACT:
While
many
folks
aren't
bothered
by
caffein-in
tea
and
coffee-others
suffer
sleeplessness,
nervousness,
indigestion.
Caffein
is
a
drug
-
a
nerve
stimulant.
If
you're
a
caffein
susceptible
-switch
to
POSTUM!
It's
enfireiy
cafein-free
-
has
brought
blessed
relief
to
millions.
You'll
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