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Tuesday.
September
26,
1950
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Here
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Music
and
Drama
Festival
Mts.
Hardy
(
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vestigation
and
reoprt
back
the
next
meeting.
Instructed
the
city
clerk
(rnchcr
Council
last
evening
m
wo
uvic
Mrs.
E.
W.
if
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s
.
Kindergarten
Becker.
The
report
on
the
dental
sur
fficd'S
for
new
.icnauu
nut.
n-nu
aim
'.
discussions
on
the
result
of
the
dental
!ently
made
in
grades
one
and
four
in
the
importance
of
safety
habits.
The
latter
the
tor
.
...
.
tn
the
need
nr..;H(,n)
w
n
n.Hf-
reply
to
a
letter
from
the
Department
of
Transport
regarding
lease
and
Insurance
of
the
Aero
Club
property
advising
that
the
committee
had
met
with
the
representative
of
the
department
vey
stated
that
there
was
a
large
NEW
OUICK-MIX
RECIff
MOLASSES
KSBS
wHh
raitlnt
No
creaming,
no
egg-beating
one
ay
muting
thU
KblLgK-quick
way!
V7
number
of
grade
one
children
who
needed
immediate
dental
'
adults
rather
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care.
A
committee
had
been
in-
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cm'rul'
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Secretary-treasurer
Mrs.
H.
lowing
u
,C.
Flood
,
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Convener
Safety
and
Traffic
1
cup
Ktliogg't
cwp
milk
1
cwp
ftfttri
flour
1
teeipoon
boking
powder
Yi
fopoii
baking
odm
Vi
iMtpOOfl
Witt
Vt
cup
molasses
2
tablespoons
soft
shortening
yl
cup
soodioss
raisim
(or
chopped
dotes)
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president-F.wnsni.
F
tgM
Committee
R.
O.
Moore
Publicity
Mrs.
Lonan
-
Literature
and
Library-
Teachers'
R-
E.
Mortimer
-Mrs.
Mrs.
but
had
no
authority
to
act
in
j
the
matter
and
that
the
department
would
be
notified
of
tlw
results
of
a
meeting
with
the
executive
of
the
club
f
ter
such
meeting
had
taken
place.
i
Thanked
Aid.
Black
for
a
letter
j
from
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
j
giving
Information
on
the
flow
cf
i
water
from
Woodworth
Lake
and
j
storage
capacities
and
referred
I
it
to
the
Board
of
Works
or
Combine
AH
-Bran
and
milk
in
mixing
bowl.
structed
to
get
in
touch
with
the
College
of
Dentists
to
see
what
arrangements
could
be
made
to
have
the
matter
attended
to
at
an
early
date.
The
need
for
the
extension
of
the
sidewalk
on
Seventh
Avenue
eastward
wa.
stressed.
This
will
be
taken
up
by
the
safety
and
traffic
committee.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks'
accorded
the
retiring
members
of
the
executive
for
their
successful
work'
during
the
past
'(WU"fc'c---'"-''-"--4't
9-
Sift
together
flour,
baking
powder,
aoda
and
pult
into
same
bowl.
Add
New
molaacea,
egg,
phorteniog,
raiin
or
Jthing
MONTREAL'S
PUNCH
LINE
Montreal
Can
adiens'
"Punch
Line"
of
right
wing
Maurice
(Rocket)
Richard,
centre
Elmer
Lach
and
left
wing
Norman
Dussault.
cut
their
skates
into
the
ice
at
Montreal
Forum.
The
Canadieng
are
un
dergoing
pre-season
'
training
for
the
1950-51
N.H.L.
season
opening
only
a
few
weeks
away.
,
(CP
Photo)
combined.
Whisper
Nylons
3.
Fill
greaaed
muffin
pans
H
full,
or
for
pan
bread
spread
in
greased
8"
x
8'
pan.
Hake
in
pre-healed
moderately
hot
oven
(400F.)
20
to
25
minutes.
(Slightly
longer
for
pan
bread.)
Makes
12
medium
muffins.
consideration
while
discussing
the
matter.
Acting
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey
was
in
the
chair
during
the
absence
of
Mayor
George
Rudder-ham,
who
was
absent
at
con
More
Diesel
year.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominato
presided.
John
Jenkins
was
secre
or
9
squares
of
tary
for
the
meeting.
Reports
to
satisfy
a
central
registration
authority.
,
"We
should
earnestly
consider
how
to
Introduce
to
our
farmers
the
new
knowledge
that
agricultural
science
has
made
available,"
he
added.
"If
we
earnest
bread.
CsmsYi
and
fiMss
nivfS
butw
csrsal
1st
flU
P
MtttlffOWt
Mk-
Locomotives
Make
Farming
Professional
BIRMINGHAM,
England
-Elevation
of
farming
to
the
sta
By
Supersilk'
In
the
lovely
Fall
shades
of
HARVEST
LEAF
PINE
BARK
from
the
elementary
schools
indicated
that
a
start
had
been
made
in
the
year's
activities.
i
Two
associations
had
supported
vention.
Also
absent
for
the
same
reason
were
Aldermen
George
Casey
and
Douglas
Friz-zell
and
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain.
mm
ISS
MONTREAL
The
Canadian
Ministerial
National
Railways
has
placed
an
the
request
of
the
ly
lollow
that
policy
the
less
Association
to
protest
the
grant-
order
for
eight
diesel-electrlc
tus
of
a
chartered
profession.
I
hard
It
will
go
with
us
as
a
na-itlon
when
in
1952,
or
posibly
a
lng
of
a
licence
by
the
city
road
locomotives
with
the
Mon-council
for
the
operation
of
pin-
n,real
Locomotive
Works
at
a
was
advocated
at
the
annual
ascr
and
Payne
meeting
here
of
the
British
As-
little
later,
the
highly"
artificial
soclatlon
for
Advancement
of
,
and
somewhat
inglorious
receipt
ball
machines.
The
other
asso-
cost
of
approximately
$1,500,-ciatlon
had
not
considered
the
ooo.
Science
by
Prof.
H.
D.
Kay
of
I
of
aid
from
abroad
comes
to
an
i
Jij
I
matter.
J
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Reading.
lend."
In
announcing
the
new
order
here,
E.
A.
Bromley',
vice-president,
purchases
and
stores,
said
that
it
brines
the
total
cost
of
First
Aid
At
new
equipment,
including
loco
motives
and
other
items
oi
roil
Addressing
the
agricultural
i
section
of
the
organization,
I
Prof.
Kay
said
that
anyone
interested
in
entering
the
field
of
farming
should
be
required
to
possess
a
certificate
of
competence,
except
where
it
was
on
a
small
scale.
Merely
to
have
en
Conrad
Street
ing
stock
ordered
by
the
Canad
ian
National
during
1950
to
$13,
700,1)00.
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The
eight
new
delsels,
each
of
i
finn
hnrsonnujpr
will
tw
delivered
ough
capital
to
buy
a
farm
or
VICKERS'IS
DISTIUED
IN
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTRIBUTED
BY
CalVttt
PRESENTS
Mmfi
early
next
year.
They
will
con
become
a
tenant,
should
not
b?
the
deciding
factor.
A
successful
start
in
the
Conrad
Street
Parent-Teacher
Association
St.
John
Ambulance
first
aid
classes
was
made
last
night
when
17
members
turned
out
Although
the
classes
are
spon
sist
of
four
"A"
units,
which
are
Thi,
tdvettiment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Bo4
b
the
Government
of
BnUsh
Columbi.
,
"There
should
be
a
nationally-
accepted
qualification
after
two
years'
training
In
agricultural
sored
by
the
P.T.A.,
others
in
lead
units
with
engineer's
control
cab
in
the
streamlined
nose,
and
four
"B"
units,
commonly
known
as
boasters,
which
pair
up
behind
the
lead
units.
They
can
however,
be
operated
also
:
In
science,
follbwed
by
two
years'
prcatlcal
experience,"
he
said.
A
party
seeking
to
rent
a
farm
should
have
a
recent
history
of
terested
are
welcome,
it
was
ex
plained.
R.
E.
Eyolfson
will
be
instructor
at
the
regular
Monday
evening
meetings.
hlnher
multinles
of
three
ana
m
successful
farming
good
enough
four
to
provide
greater
power
'for
heavier
loads.
They
are
des
tined
for
mainline
freight
service
with
the
railway.
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