Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
5,
1952
(Jcrs
DANCE
Saturday
Night
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EXPERTS
Sit
.
By
KAY
REX
5VAT1VE
J33
at
.
comiuilf'1
Uooms
In
w,
Hill
H"'n
pvt'nlns
Plionc
790
(137)
9
3O
home
grown,
food.
The
asparagus.
was
served
with
a
French
mayonnaise
made
with
the
yolk
of
an
egg,
salt
and
pepper,
oil
and
vinegar.
Put
the
egg
yolk
into
a
wooden
bowl,
first
making
sure
it
is
dry
and
free
of
egg
white.
Salt
and
pepper
it.
Add
a
little
salad
oil
and
begin
beating
with
a
wooden
spoon
In
one
direction
only.
Add
a
few
drops
of
vinegar
and
continue
adding
alternately
with
the
oil,
beating
all
the
time.
'Continued
on
paee
4)
Olsen
Home
Scene
of
Delightful
Shower
The
home
of
Mrs.
Rudolph
Olsen
at
134
Fifth
Avenue
West,
was
the
setting
for
a
delightful
shower
Monday
night
in
honor
of
Miss
Gerd
Lien,
who
is
to
be
married
Saturday.
Mis.
Ruth
Wick
joined
Mrs.
Legion
Auditorium
U
to
12
p.m.
Everybody
Welcome
O
ei
1
1:.
$1
00
Ladies
50c
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERN
AIRES
....
of
the
Order
of
the
M.
Hnmi.
June
WPlf-
'
(133)
Former
Rupert
Woman
to
Give
Liberal
Speech
One
of
British
Columbia's
leading
women's
club
workers,
Mrs.
O.
W.
Kisslck,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
President
of
the
B.C.
Women's
liberal
Association
and
prominent
social
worker
In
West
Vancouver.
Mrs.
KLsslck
will
speak
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonight
In
support
of
Jack
McRae,
Liberal
candidate
seeking
re-election
In
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Kissick,
resident
of
this
city
from
1910
to
1917,
Is
a
sister
of
Captain
Reg.
Oreen,
of
Armour
Salvage,
and
an
aunt
of
Mrs.
Ken
Harding,
whose
husband
Is
general
manasrer
and
Over
a
dish
of
home-grown
asparagus
and
home-made
rhubarb
pie
a
friend
recently
offered
his
solution
for
the
ills
of
the
world
home
gardening.
Eevery
home
owner,
he
believes,
no
matter
how
small
his
plot,
should
be
encouraged
to
grow
as
many
fruits
and
vegetables
as
possible.
i
,
hi
w
furtlK-r
notice.
j
(It)
.
t
Appli'wliaitc,
MP
I
,
.ill
sueak
over
CFPH
;
Olsen
as
hostess.
June
Nurses
Hear
Report
on
The
guest
of
honor
was
seated
in
a
chair
prettily
decorated
with
bows
and
streamers
of
pink
and
white
and
was
presented
with
a
corsage
of
pink
carna
If
each
peron
with
a
back-
yard
grew
as
n.iich
produce
as
i
he
could,
he
wuuid
no
longer
j
,(.
mil,
vote
for
the;
will
serve
YOU
best.!
'J
CHRISTIE
(133)
-
-Mrk
parly
for
rente-j
,,t
1:30
p.m.
Sunday.
have
to
buy
many
fruits
and
vegetables
ai
the
corner
grocery.
This
would
mean
fewer
buyers
tions.
I
.
A
basket
decorated
in
bridal
N-OnVentlOn
olors
and
f
iled
'vitn
useful
rifts
was
prese
.ted
to
the
bride
-I
n'y
nalf
48
manv
unfiled
to-be
by
Mrs.
E.
King
and
Miss!
Portions
for
nurses
exist
In
Brit-Margaret
Olsen.
i''n
Columbia
this
year
as
com-
J
Iff
"
,?!
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
-
'"v
i
i
i
risnermen
s
uo-opcraMvc.
She
first
came
here
with
her
father,
who
was
encaeed
in
the
i
SOUP
it
-inn
liranquarirrs.
l(
Ulrnn
iM
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arranged.
1134)
til
bf
a
sprrial
meet-
I'aici.
mj
iaai,
rrmce
nupen
for
farm
produce,
of
course.
I
Prices
would
drop
f
jr
those
liv-
ing
in
rooms
and
apartments,
those
who
must
bu
auch
food.
1o
ktcp
tne
larmers
in
bu.sine.ss
;
each
home
owr.fr
with
a
I"od-'
producing
garden
would
pay
an
annual
tax.
This
would
go
to
purchase
unsold
farm
produce
j
which
in
turn
might
be
sent
as
a
j
gift
to
starving
populations
in
lWf.s-
11:111
01
i-wrai
,
n
Friday-
June
6,
ft
bonks
must
lie
shown.
iH
liiTsideitt.
(U)
Refreshm.
.its
were
served
from
a
table
rrntred
with
flowers
and
a
weaaing
cake,
topped
by
a
miniature
br)de
and
groom.
The
evening
was
spent
playing
?ames,
winners
being
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnsen
and
Mrs.
King.
Those
present
and
leaving
gifts
were
Mesdames
O.
Fowlle,
J.
Fcness,
H.
Knutsen,
M.
Berg,
JiiO'V
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If
I
M
A
L".
A
m
I
11:4
chapter
of
B.C.
Registered
Nurses
Association
was
told
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting.
Mrs.
Evanson,
the
chapter's
delegate
to
the
Registered
Nurses'
convention
in
Victor!;,
.
also
reported
on
present
day
nursing
problem
which
were
discussed
and
gave
much
interesting
Information.
President
Mrs.
Bartlett
was
in
the
chair
and
15
members
were
present.
jonthly
iiieetiitB
of
tht;
jjiiiiary
Canadian
Le-Df
held
in
Hit'
Legion
a
Thursday,
June
5t!
fishing
business
in
the
early
days
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Kisslck
Is
vice-president
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Metropolitan
Board
of
the
YWCA
In
Vancouver
and
for
many
yeari
has
been
active
in
Community
Chest
campaigns
and
cancer
drives
In
West
Vancouver.
Prominent
SA
Man
Will
Conduct
Audit
.'7
5W
vv
y
;R.
Webber,
N.
Luth,
H.
Hansen,
other
lands.
"And
think,'"
he
said.
"If
every
wealthy
country
tried
the
same
scheme
wouldn't
it
be
a
healthier
and
happier
world?"
With
that
he
served
dinner,
which
included
some
of
his
own
...
m
A.
Dybhavn,
T.
Eldsvik,
A.
Husoy,
O.
Skog,
H.
Hagen,
.
P.
Uen,
A.
Jensen,
H.
Wahl
(Dodge
Cove),
R.
Olsen,
O.
A.
Johnsen,
E.
King,
R.
Wick
and
Miss
Margaret
Olsen.
Your
baby
deserves
gOTOK-BAKEDBEAia
IS
tr-l
THE
BKT.
er
.
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n
Col
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Tyndall,
of
the
Salvation
Army,
are
the
mm
-
crSonu
is
SPAGHETTI
I
guests
lf
Major
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poulton,
at
the
Lodge
for
Young
(HI
;
,
till
lie
a
meeting
f
alCrnlit
l-eacue
at
the
1
Boimis
n
(illt
St.
atj
IHrsdav.
All
Interested;
nd.
H)
es
all
Hi'1
latest
type
1
aU
at
a
Pi
i'p
vou
can
:
Mr
Powell
at
Jerry's;
5jnn,
directly
across,
V.ilu.
rti'itie
855.
I
(134
1
1
t
.wi
all
nirmlirrs
('ana-1
.don.
Ouin-fi
Parade
j
Jnnf
I.
to
Hrst
Prr-'
,
(hiinh.
Member
will'
11
U'iim
headquarters
All
rrliirnrd
men
are
;
i
niiiti
ith
legion
mem-
i
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:tii
(
iimiiieiiiiiratioit
of
;
w'fs.irv
nf
l
Day.
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FOODS
41
.
.
.
Women,
Sixth
Avenue
West.!
r
1
frrt.-
e
VVrfds
flavour
They
arrived
yesterday.
Col.
Tyndall
will
conduct
an
audit
of
Salvation
Army
books
In
the
northern
B.C.
district.
Col.
and
Mrs.
Tyndall
have
seen
service
In
various
parts
ofj
the
world
as
Salvation
Armyj
officers.
He
was
trained
In
the
j
United
Kingdom
and
served
at;
j
International
headquarters.
He
j
!
aw
many
years
of
missionary
i
service
In
India
and
was
finan-l
3
iHEIIUgJ
VIWEGAKS
WOW
i
H
hew
BOTTLES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nickerson.
returned
from
a
month's
visit
to
Portland
and
Vancouver
Is-'
land
yesterday,
where
they
took
,
in
several
Pacific
Coast
League
'
baseball
games.
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
re-;
turned
via
steamship
yesterday
from
a
motor
trip
to
southern
i
Oregon
and
parts
of
Washing-1
ton,
also
through
the
Okanagim
I
on
the
Hope-Princeton
highway,
then
to
Victoria
and
home
by
j
steamer.
j
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank.
'
Leeds
Apartments,
returned
yes-
j
tcrday
by
stranish'p
from
Van-;
couver,
following
a
vHt
to
Win-
nlpeg
where
she
and
Mr.
Crul"k-
'hank
attended
the
wedding
of
their
son.
Mr.
CruickshanK,
gen-;
era'
passenger
agent.
CNR,
rc-
t.i
'led
earlier.
AHt
drnrf.
V
CHILI
(
)
I
CANNED
FOODS
fk
0
Smallest,
picture
m
at
an
exhibition
of
a
a
sea
.cape,
slightly
ana
iHist.me
.stamp.
Ex-
J!
raKap'r!
lit
publlsh-idwtsinK.
ranged
from
i
olfir,'
liny
to
famous
SAUCE
Sri
1171.
www
;
rial
secretary
for
Canada
for
j
many
years
prior
to
his
retlre-'
ment.
He
is
credited
for
the
state
of
i
solvency
that
obtained
In
the
Salvation
Army
during
the
days
lot
depression
of
the
1930's.
lr'ience
ir.MATn
'
"
-
i
So
L'-'l
You
knou
c
PsOUP,
3ood
because
Within
21
years
the
procivtion
Kivi!!i!
the
bark
fr-jin
Tf
they
ro
to
the
fhw-'mtr
Ls
n.rvde
siii;,tb:
'
chips.
...V..
of
pulp
and
paper
In
B.C
has
Increasec"
from
331.000
tc
j
to
9fi3
OOP
tons
a
muaily.
mm
REMEMBER
vciorfi-?
0
Moke
S'JPER-VALU
your
Food
Shopping
Centre,
where
a
full
varicry
of
Meats,
Groceries
and
Vegetables
for
your
tabic
requirements
arc
kept
under
the
finest
of
sanitary
conditions.
Wo
corry
a
full
line
of
Paper
Cups,
Plates
ond
Wooden
Forks,
Knives
ond
Spoons
for
your
weekend
picnics
Specials
Good
June
6th
to
June
11th
LWT
WE
ARE
OPEN
MONDAY
QUEEN'S
BIRTHDAY
ift's
Jewel
Shortening
lb.
22c
ite
Cake
Mix,
Little
Dipper,
pkg.
25c
30c
MARGARINE
Swift's
All
Swcc
Lb
's
Instant
Potatoes
pkt.
32c
IT'S
NOT
TOO
LATE
TO
ENTER
THE
BEAN
GUESSING
CONTEST
AND
WIN
A
FAMOUS
SCUBY
FUR
COAT
's
Chicken
Noodle
Soup
2
pkts.
23c
Fresh
Milk,
per
quart
carton
28c
Mliiiulcio
scrviitRs
dana
Tea
Bags
30
bags
29c
"lr
hy
Nalinh
iracle
Whip,
32-oz
87c
bn's
Paste
Wax
65c
w
PKIDK
SAMPLE
i
Cream,
pints
29c
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iiiu.
.
I
SOCKEYE
SALMON
b
f
w-
38c
CROCKERY
20"picCC
Sct'
Co,orfu,
Colifornio,
for
kitchen
use
J495
TOMATO
JUICE
-
2
35c
APPLE
JUICE
Av,mc
cicaro,,d
sprkin9'
2itin
2
t'ns
25c
GREENGAGE
PLUMS"-15
-
T
t5c
PEACHES
"-
19c
PEAS
nd
CARROTS0-1
'
,5"
'-
t-15c
JELLY
POWDERS
3
25c
Pick
up
your
TORONTO
STAR
at
SUPER-VALU
Tooih
Picks
pkt.
5c
Chocolate
Bars
4
for
25c
Candy,
Lemon
or
Orange
slices
,
lb.
43c
Puffed
Wheat
,
Big
ShorkUOc
Puffed
Ricef
Big
Shot
....
...
.pkt.
12c
Colgate's
Tooth
Paste,
giant.
57c
Brightens
the'
Teflh
and
swertrns
the
breath
Jergen's
Lotion,
6
oz.
bottle
.......
59c
Keeps
the
skin
bahy-smnoth
Frozen
Waffles
pkt.
25c
Ken
Peas
pkt.
28c
.
.
.
2
pkts.
25c
Salt
.
frecn
Biscuits
...
large
tins
1.39
rlid
Drums
agjc
Baking
Powder,
12-oz
.25c
serial
Cheese
........
1
lb.
pkt.
79c
UIT
and
VEGETABLES
Mwoys
Fresh
q
Super-Volu
ot
Low
Prices
MEATS
at
SUPER-VALU
Arc
Always
Freshly
Ccllophoncd
for
your
convenience
CELLO
SIDE
BACON
Vz
lb.
29c
DEVON
SKINLESS
SAUSAGE
.,.
lb.
9C
FRESH
GROUND
HAMBURGER
lb.
gCJg
ONIONS
ad
RADISHES
bunches
44c
EGGS
Grade
A
Medium.
600
Dozen
While
hev
last
Cartoned
''UCE
Grern
firm
hood
-
1
A
I?
-
w
,
.
,...
-
jm
SUPER-VALU
DO
NOT
ADVERTISE
ALL
THEIR
SPECIALS.
SEE
OUR
LOW
SHELF
PRICES
ON
SUGAR,
BUTTER
AND
EGGS
f
Rt5H
KILLED
CHICKtN
At
fopuiar
rrices
TOESNice
firm
and
Red
Tube
25C