protein class and: ti aome it nny not,
) seen
: 7 these body’, huilding, foods at a _ time,

-§

Lor nilk fish . combilne

eet
”

Val. 38

"NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1935

rs Wit MEAT OR FISH.
Ut is ‘put. awithout

oy fish.” True,- ale thice foods, milk,
‘to. the animal

mene and ; fish | ‘belong t

“wise. to: are” than. one of
‘Imt. it-- should. he remembered . that ne
neater what ‘other foods form the
daiky’ meals: milk - shoul be included,
nilowing oat lenst: ‘one pint per person
oper das. By combing: milk with meat
ap fish, part ot" “this daily milk. quota
‘ix suppiled and at the same time , the.
ndditton of. milk ta, RY. teat. or, fish

good tet {son that
nilk is so often msed: An: cooking meal

“for. the week. ends «

pravides extra, nour ishment. : still: an
ether point: ‘in: fater-of the” ‘initk ineag,|
fon is the fact
fish is éovked © ‘in,
‘niade’ ost: dlgest
“been

tat when meat. or
va milk anedium,, it” is
hie. - The following? recipe ‘has .

; WANTED TO # To CHURCH

A week, or. tro: ‘ago: in “fact” it: “was
the Fhistet- w eck end. ‘the local member
Ke T. Keiney.: foun himself in Smithy.
er 5. On Sundays ane dus a great denl
ofthe on one’s hands, or au politicinas.

What to do with that time was the big],

problem. Ea.- decided. on going to one jt
of the churches -at least “one that day.
Ue romded up two good: pr eubyterians
Thomas: MeMeekin’ ‘of -Drinee. “Teupert
nud: Seatty “Buehanan of Prince Neorge
who werd also stranded: hn Smithers
The. Scorveamen did
net hesitate to promise, to neconipany.
the Tocal -momber to: ‘divine ser ice on
tlie Sabbath, Just hefore eleven the

| Are. Geological

Survey. Parties
Not. Prospecting];

Phere. eons to -have- been a mis
understanding on the part: of reporters
din Ottawa, ‘ox their “newspapers, in e
read ta the $1,000,000 vote for a geolo
gienL survey throughout Canada: It
fs'not a gold - prospecting campnign as
the: press of the counted seemed to put
so “mueht stress on, “butsa: geological : sur
vey't- supplement. present data on file
and ta: Assist. prospettors . in exploring
“them ° thar chills" is ‘the. Tenl. intention

three met ‘in. the’ ‘hotel ‘rotunda and de
‘elded to try the United Chureh, if-was |
“pot far uw aye “Upon: | arrival’ they dis |

ieovered that Sunday. school was. being |

ja. ‘Gordon. ‘oft. Temiegainnings South. said
‘in the HoHuse, .

Significant was. ‘ils sts vtement “Nor.

peted aud ‘approved. cby the : MALk, edit | held, chatch service: is only. held there “thern Canada holds: enouh old: to pay

vation Servic, ih Arttawa:

Fish Taat—2 “cops: cooked fish, flak
rer ol 1 cup sere: hirewal: evimbs "tea ]

sunt salts. JA ‘teaspoon ‘paprikit 3 Ea
teaspoon amined auiens 1 teaspoon wf
lemon Juiees 2 eee. i ont 1 eu hot
ovis tablespoon finicly. chapped par
pley, : ;

Mix all higr rertieits. taxether. Pack: ©
ivto Tmttered ’ baking’ dish, hi ike inva *
radorate aren 350: drgrees I,” until
finn ta the contre—nabont, 30 minutes.
Serve with dlenayn., butter’ or r CRE sauce.

ALF. EGAN TALKED wits A BEAR

Alf, dgan of Rosswood ‘always did

helieve that when a- fellow waved his {_

hands at him he “meant - something or!
other, One night “last: week he was:
our oute from Cohper River, to town !

the

What “Alf. me te ae atti, fun was |.
the faet that ‘no: ‘conversation - accom
panied the swaying. After waiting a

ain

-énd, Mr. Kenney says. that “then the...

‘the evenings. - Ed; - suigrested that
‘they. try the. -Anglica. ehureh—they
had ist. time’ to ‘iniike. ite : Upon:-ar,
riy HL in Front, of: the . chureh.: every

thing. seenied to ‘be very quiet 50 “Mrs:

Rachanan -ciutionsly appronched. ‘the
and perked” “in. ‘The people : .
just nisinig © s0 he motioned. the others
to: come, ahead.
TL" ting. a hymn ‘and. some one: kindly

hinded: the visitors a” “book * to ‘sing |

from, They. sang lustily right, to ‘the
rector begén -fooling ‘around the alter
w nile. ‘they stood: on: ‘their - ‘feet, ‘and
thea: the rector ‘nended: for the front
 @oor ‘and ‘all the: congregation followed
him. The visitors did likewise. . ~.

Owing. to: ft being Easter and a de
‘mand for services in. So: many: parts of
‘the Rulkiey : Valley the Smithers con |

“grega tion, held ‘their;

thins :

Dr. We C. Wrineh wi ileave, ‘ain’ Sat=

“The congregation FAS |.

all the. ‘mistakes since: Confederation—-
holds: the salvation of the eountry.””..
‘On in’ par: with the gold objective of
the nartios. working. Snskatchewa. will
algo. he the: task of finding witer ye
sorves whi ch. ‘might be utilized to help
namke! green. Again. fields: dead and bar
Ten; ‘trom ssuecessive years: of drought.,
One® hundred : and: three of, the np.

proximate “164: ‘Beological : survey's are”

munped “west. of, ‘the. Great’ Takes. of
these forty ZO to Saskatchewan, 20 ‘to
Manitoba,. 20 to British ‘Columbia, 8 to
| Albertn,. 10° to. ‘Northwest Territories
and, five to the Yukon.

Forty “partios,- made up of some 900
men, “will be engaged to: enrey: out. the
work for tlie whole’ Dominion. ‘Bach
THULE will be in charge of a a fnlty qanali
fied | scologint. *

i-vatton. ‘of the Kings Silver nbilee.
? nraceeds « fi em the ‘dance wilt fo

moment or so-Alf. went closer, but the | wday to. nttend a meeting of the Heot fet
waving. wad. more furious. than ever. Bo! anil

v

Alf. stopped ‘gain.
thing over for ‘a time, and falling. to.
arrive ‘at any: ‘reason for the goofy con:
duct of the, big” stranger Alf. got: quite!
a shock when: the ‘than dlvoppeil down
on alt fours and ambled {nto the bush,
_ "Phat was u new one: on v him.

Rey, W. Ite ai
on Thursday for
month of: May: the e
ing services, but the event
will -be conducted hy _stibstituré i

: : Dp oe * Te

Percrce: GCF; : Club inembers.
nvess their hearty: ‘thanlkcs: to those . a
tending the Mara ‘Times ‘Dance anid
other - evtterfainmentsy thus,

mouth, During: the.

ah lett, for, the eovith.

will be. no. morn y

_ tes ont or

After mulling the’ He will, yeturn. t6 Haxelton, the follow. “oreliest a

ing, Batuzday,.

She | Maleatyy Gampbeit, wo
sped: king, Was | fitted $5.00 tf og

fay ‘exceeding a speed Tanit “of; t thirty ie

niles, ant hour. :

; The vi lite 6f ent: “FLinvars sald in the 1"

Ds sminion’ during the -yedr ended | May |
BL. D034, “wake. ES7U,203, This namount |:

, eet, “ofthe! total |
+ tlosteattaeat A

trees,
“pd.

“amit: door
rte Cent? ‘ane nd in*: donry
orig Dull. . :

“Poy a tout fen

in Ona,

“will, Funstt the innsic.

of. the. “measure; Minister of: Mines, W.

| ‘appearanee. Nears aEg0 ‘thé port “had

"Prince Rupert’

By The Sen

From ‘Our Own Reporter ;

“The ranks of the local pioneer. citi-
zens have been further, thinned by the
denth ‘of Wilfred ‘Gratton, : who ‘eame
to Prince Rupert in 1912, ‘and came to
stay. His passing was “very ‘sudden:
He had Jately been in failing health:
but: managed to keep up and about as
usual... He was a native of Quebec,
owned property, a retuil business: and
was, aged 71 years.

. _ '* * ‘*

“ane ‘and Mes: David Cc. Stuart. who
wore mari ried, in Seothind . ‘25. Years
es and: came to, the new town -out

¢Rr: ince: Rupert) on. their: honey-
miion, ‘were’ Tidhored. by. friends :on the
eyeing, of ‘April 27. Their home. on
2ud “Ave, “Was invaded and. on. behalé
of the: company. ex-Miuyor c. H. Orme
presented a splendid silver © basket
filled” with daffodils. . The, evening
Was spent in dancing, music and cards

ad a de = .

r rank ‘Har ft. whose ge is close to 7 ru
is erltically il. He ploneered : it’ vin
Vaneour eras well as in Dawson and
Prince Rupert, | making quite- a few
stukes, and gaining a-lot of experience
north and ‘south, Vancouver’s © first
theatre, it is sald, w ‘as directed by Mr.
Hart. £ Pa Soe
' Men “aboard ‘the ss ‘hatte City, now

londing: “wheat. at. Prince Rupert, . say:

Vladivostok, whe te their steamer sail-

‘a down at: ihe he

ing: today.

less ot the “comrade” stuff. Class
ilistinetions, are. noticeable, ’

4

Has: yor esubseription. been paid: yet?

lis a vista: of endless. charm, oo
udged by his’
50. is a _community:, ‘appraised

WAS . the.

Cannda- has pen “ely
where “man in cities,” tow

e land
on ust. a8:

semblance of garbage dumps,-

a man ts. oft.: ’ times: ‘
clothes,

by its enviorment, * “aids: ‘that: envior

vidualty: and’ collectivel.:: The: : home,
after all: is. the’ starting point’ ‘for the
most effective re beautification’ of. thé
spots dispoiled ‘of their, natural -erace,
nnd, “where: each! home - ig’ ‘ peantified.
the fulftiment of.- a:

community lines | As mind
tively | “ensy - matter. ;
This has heen ‘amply proved. iy’ ‘the
success. of the : Mor ’ Bes
campaign: sponsore ad by.

The idea:-of heautifying. ‘the, home sur
roundings had, ‘in’ many. pinices, only fo
be suggested ta be acted. ‘upon, and
now. Canada: possesses. many more
beautiful towns, villages’ and homes.
‘some dowly but: all. the more lovely in
their, lowliness. The. nse. of - flawers

of: a home, . In the. gaydens, ‘and in. ad
jacent spaces is not o-matter of mere
show. It.goes deeper than. that. -In
reality it strikes. ‘at the Toots" of ctvill
zation. Beanty . represents | the supre
macy of the higher order over the low
er, of” form over matter: So much sO.

garden and every inhabitant, interesteil

in- it, there would: be, no’ More war.
livery. human

s

| harmony—and. the ee of ore

symbolizes the blending: of the higher
impulses—there can be no discord.
The story is the oldest one known.
Adiim- Was. appointed: té address - the
garden’ of -Eden‘and to keep. it (Gen,
ii 15) He did not do so ‘80° and was
sent out of the garden | to” till the
ground (Gen. iii 28) Children reared
to love. flowers*hare. their hearts filled

less: room.-in their hearts ‘and’ minds.
for. the things that hurt and destoy..
Stil another: point. of: - ‘view..
nrogrosst yeness and: thritt of he eom
munity or niunicipality - “are often re
flected ‘in: its -appearance, and,
the Dominion 4s ‘stressing ‘the: dmport
anec-of the infinx of. tourists, the. liest

lo is -to. presenta pleasing appearance
‘Tithe matter of What: aré ‘the moet
sittahle flowers and: plants © for .
flistrict;. information wilk gladly he
given by. the nearest . “experimental
farm or ‘agricultutn college - 7

wo

endowell
with great natural beauty and, except.
nd: vi .
‘ages has: tarned that’ lovélin pinto a

ment ‘is: at once -the responsibility of ,
every: niember of: the: ‘community, indi -

comprehensive |
| scheme” of “heautification “o

Horticultural Couneit na fe wyears ago.

paud- plants’ on the: porches ‘and walls.

that if the: world: were’ 01 a. beautiful

with: love’ for beauty and. thus “have.
The”

while -

xdvertising - that any. “community ACM -

the -

Prince Ripert fishermen. ‘decided: to :
strike, They have. ‘Not ‘been out: Lyet) >

iN ie pen te ere Fagg

Serpent a te et fe neers ene comnemno