LUEY 16. 1953

No Such Thing As Dlleap Education, Says Dr. Mackinnon

HALIFAX. (CF) - Dl'. Frank MacKinnon. principal of Prince of Wales College at Charlottetown. says taxpayers who hold down teachersi salaries are in the same class with shoppers who expect to buy cavier for five cents a pound, Speaking at a Rotary iulicheon here. he said there's no such thing as cheap education.

"Teachers salaries are on the whole far too low for the kind of 1836111118 we expect." he said.

LETHBRIDGE. Alta., (CPI-This southwestern Alberta city. long known as a coal-mining and sugar- Ibeet centre. has seen its residential population expand by 60 per cent ill the last eight years. This spring its civic population passed the 25,- 000 mark.

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Newest Icebreaker Sails IN. S. Miners T0

For Arctic Waters. Today 59011 AIIVICE 011 131115

irate Noseworthy. complete withl ballot boxes and ballot papers. will. Join the ship so that he can coll-l GLACE BAY. N 5” ,cp, duc'.'.Canada5 19” hmemi 9;leCti,'41il.lEadFl5 of Nova Scotl:i's 10.000- at on scattered settlements. pmcmber Coal mine” umon An the Way "arm the m1.” Wlnlllollilced Wednesday that they plan can ” Isolated 5”.I'mn5 w mck 1'” Ito flv to Washington for talks with and W" MW" police Om.ce”- H”d"illtel'lialioilai leaders. presumably son Bay officials and n'llB5l0n8liiES.IIm. ad.-we m the... smiled wage .talks. hklm” Fhmm" M”V1"!' I The executive board of United

MONTREAL. (CF) - Canada's newest Icebreaker. the C. G.S. d'- Ibervlile. casts off from sun-baked Montreal Wednesday night for a cool 12 weeks in Arctic waters. But the trip will be strictly busi- ness, not pleasure.

I'I'Il8 d'Ibel'ville, loaded with suf- ficient fuel oil for her l2.000-mile voyage. will sail first for New- folmdland before turning north to Labrador and the islands rift: nor-

. , lzvlme Workers ICCLJ district 26 Lhaiso ?:eb:1C' ..n ' S'xI”h Esklmh h"h1h93 '""1lnet here for three days without a s e vii carry a cross- being brought from Clyde River Inching agwemem on me nu.

section of the "other world" lying hundreds of miles north of the bright lights of .Canada's modern cities.

Her Ipaasengers are government scientists and mounties, bearded missionaries and beardleas Eski- mos. alid a Newfoundland magis- trate, H. Noseworthy, whose job it will be to fly ashore in one of the ship's two helicopters to swear

to points further north where they believe game Will be more plenti- ful. Four families are moving to mm. the hew R C. M- P- 130” 1" CF11” President Fl-eemall Jenkins and Herschel, others toliond Ililet.Res-isevemi mmis W,” my 1,, washing. 0111” Bay Hhd C7318 1'1P1Vb01'- il0fl Tlillrsdily and plan to be home B95779 1'9h11'h1h8 Ihe d'1b91i1'111” iazain for another executive session will rendezvous with the C.G.S Manda), C. D. Howe to take aboard mem- bers of "the eastern Arctic patrol of the Department of Resources and

more in contract negotiations with Dominion Steel and Coal Corpora-

arc cal-rind by the willd from these

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established at Cnnc Herschel o about

lonely Elllsmero Island.

illii begin to appear

lPotato Dull Piles I

"Bake and Freeze” Eliminates

Old Fashioned Drudgcry

The most delicious and delicate baked goods will last for months and retain their oven-fresh flavor in the H nine Free zcr.

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Every type of pastries and delicious baked goods can he stnrcti, really to serve at just. a few niintltns nntir-r.

- food. sunshine, sponge. butter cakes and spice cakes can be frozen and stored very successfully.

Cakes may be stored either frosted or unfroatod. Homemade cookies make It welcome adrlitlon to the lunch box. or H late evening snack. They can be packed in special Freezer bags. or placed in regular wax cartons for long time storage. Thawing time takes about 15 to 20 minutes at room temperature.

The wonders of the ”Bake and Freeze" method never cease. If the homemaker is interrupted in her baking. or if she decides that she's done enough for the day.l she merely packs her unbaked dough in a regular wax carton. and stores it in the Freezer for another time. If rolled and cut. oeilophanesbeetsshouldbeplaced between layers of cookies ordougl1- nuts to prevent their freezing together. Even weeks later. they will bake exactly the some as freshly made dough.

is there anyone who doesn't love the navor of fresh bread and pastry? We don't think so. and rhatfs probably why so many lhomemakers are enthusiastic about the new. easy way of enjoy- ing freshly baked pastries anti lbread every day in the week.

Freezer owners say that it'll Just as easy to make two or three cakes and pics at one time, as it 15 to make one. The same is true for a batch of cookies, or several loaves of bread. Tile thrifty home- maker doesn't worry about pre- paring lnore baked goods than her family will no d, because all types of broad an pastries can be stored. cooked or uncooked. for months in the Freezer.

There are no special or secret recipes tofollow forfreezingbakod goods. The homemaker merely bakes according to her regular recipes. remembering that; cakes prepared with a vegetable short- ening will keep longer than those with an animal shortening. Angel

Daily Shopping Eliminated With Modern Home Freezer

can turn her attention to actual meal preparation. Here again the Freezer saves her time. and elimi- nates tlle daily routine of prepar- ing three meals a day. By cooking extra quantities of food at one time. the homemaker can keep Just enough aside for one menu. and store the surplus in her Freezer for a future meal.

Entertainilig also is made easier with a Home Freezer. The home- malcora shopping list always in- oludell tasty sandwich tillings. and special ingredients that go to make appetizing snacks that can be served quickly when unex- pected guests drop ill.

it'll welcome news. too. that

considerable fond savinls can result from this new way of

Those daily shopping trips to the supermarket were a nuisance lthat today's homemaker is glad to forget. When the weather fore- cgst says. "rain today". or "con- tinued cold with snow this after- noon". the Freezer owner doesn't worry about rushing to tho neighborhood market for food Supplies. Bad weather doesn't inconvenienceheronabimboclula she has a variety of menus rllht 'at bar fingertips. Advancomealpiannlrlgisaboon tn the homemaker. It enables her In shop whenever it is convenient for her to do so. once or twice I month if she chooses. At that time she can buy large quantities 1 of fresh meals and vegetables to provide many full course meals for her family. Tliereis no worry of food spoilage for the thrifty Freezer owner. because all types of food can be successfully frozen for months and months. NOW. with several weeks shop-

nhopping. The Freezer owner is in I position to take advantage of all the special food seasons. when prices are lowest. And. of course. the whole family is happy when their favorite out-of-season foods

replacement metenrnlnlrivts nf thn 1by the Science Service Laboratory prletmrtmeni of transport who will 1Every year many thousands of dol- .take, over the running or far north.lars are spent to protect the po-

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the last week of July. Colorado potato

Walnut in the Valley area of Kings Counli. Ill this area also high in- fcctntltllls of larlllshed plant bugs

moi: rnnrag IN MEMORIAM

MRS. AUSTIN WALSH

DRITAIHNVEILS

Continued from page 1

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for new: new;-st.

of local interest. but advertising Thirty-six Sabres iroln Canadasv I g

of I news! I159-AIM ml! 138 1mCl'1Cd No. l fighter wing at North Luffen- l Tht" mi-51'-I1 hccihred 1” 9h”f

at five cents a word, strictly pay-'liam. commanded by Sqdn. Ltlr :1"1'P”Wh 011 -11113 5- 1,951 "1 M”-

Ible In IdVlnc!- Bill Gill of 'l'oronm, wele in the 5113111 W51-5h 1” her 5'7'h -"'31' "ll

m-or airlm:-lie part of the show. 1"” 3 5hh”- 11111955

LADIES AND GENTS (ioif Shoesl On the ground earllcl. the Queen I 51"” M5 1101'” 8' HUPC Rim 111" dauglller of l.IlC late .io5.cpli anti

haw IFFIVEI1 It 1-4993895 land the Duke lnspccled more than g ggg . d 300 1 d 1 Veronica LPCIEIIX lll lBll she mal- H'000' mime” a” me up 1 rled the late Austin Walsh of Stan-

SERVICE To SICK, I)lal .':l3'1.1planes, including a Callzltilali ron- V .d d h Cantwelli Pharmacy. next wltingeni commanded by Wing Clndr 191 1311dI.?P..-liho me ecease el GI0l'ls.. Doug Lindsay of Arupilnr. Out. Ihl, 'V1'" 591”-Vi H. V

-j ' Tliusauds of DPISOHE lined the mL19;”'m.3:;:m 9d1gUg1?!m1;1m,1If)1,1u 1a':F' SaIlrllallsLaIt) !ll'eldlgC(i'lkAllllCt't:II)(.i"('1ll:a:I Hllaflt llltitn l'imN'ill iiililliliinlti?iA”h”'- Whh Ihe C-N-R" mil Lou” at LePages. p lgliicleci the ljulle Aaild.I3ilclie.s.s oriwliii figs Dept. of Plubllc VVork-it - .1Glouceslcr and the Duchess oiicmr -I-Ihahv Mih 119. D91” ”

HAVF. YOUR rear bumper ”ll:”.'Kent. IL was potlrlng rain when F15h9””- BtlwMa;mh 'M” with SCOTCHLITEZ. Fol'sel'i'lc0 IIIFX arrived. The sun bloke out 5h::"15A1:ID3 S1111: 1Ol':1:x””:91dl-)!g(1)I'll::t:ei phone 4748. ilater, but a persistent 40-nillc-all-.' -ed (-met F, k tch glmwl pp p

- - .liour wind made the fl,V-past Iidfi 1311' 11311 ii) 111'

COME TO l('P i'II'?lllI anti tricky business. i1',h”ii?"" ('”1,'7'”-ll C3””Cf' Ch" strawberry it-sliial. York litillf The planes ilew oier Lll Illopgliylal 1;? its--”1.V1d&'dllxi.s. Alex'- Frlday. July lTlli. layers. The trainers. lll('illfllngp:I::E.'1 LEl”5'1 Pflillivet 11;”:)e”'

- A llypes ill which the Duke of Edln-if tVIj;' fenmf 1 11, My -w L15 f pl lg

SPECIAI. l)lS(l0l'.VTS oil Clilltl- burgh won his pilots wings. were " 9 g”115”1-p1l'(1i11r1- BSFE-JRP. rens and Women's Sandals whllclfollovled by light and heavy bom- :ieiI:('lP"e:-r IX: tlgtll 11:77:51 'EtDi:'K they last at l.ePages. hers at 2,000 feet. lchmm M IN MOM Ha” RF-

Tlieli came the Jets. flilllig the COMPLETIC LINE of new l-'avl'-tenilre airfield with lllFll' whine as

idcenicr where Requiem High Masl Illlis said by her nephew, the Rei-

in deputy returning officers for Development and Health officials. d h . m, (11.3 mi. cett coal, wood and oil ranges ll0WiI.hCj.' swept in over the tree tops L p V p I , the Aug. l0 federal election. The officials will make the ll'Ell1i- p;1o":i)d;ngeal::,e log;-ow;-5 ewjgsh in: in stock. SlmP50n5' Sea” 31 WCWS 01 1mm 390 1'1 655 mi195l;:::.;;,?5 331:1". B31131 KNRVS 1:11;" RF 139051159 ld'1bEFVI11E W111 'xP opportunity to use their splay ” 3" hm” . . I n I C ime 61'' H ' Varied Cargo pushing farther north than the equipnuvnl early and often. A more SEE THE F T WASHERS. Four Venom jets rillnbed lntol '. Howe. which left here about t-um reasonable program would be 10 in Canada. See the Kenmore llne- the blue to llllIP 'VIVAl --longs In her holds she has food and weeks ago. spray the cllll piles with a strong CXC11151” V1111 S11T1D80n5-Seilfk 111? w l”11l 111911" l'3i”71' ,11'311-A I medical supplies, mail an east aammjvq 5..1.m,,n of .,. Vin, him 0, deg. -F- Earlier 1hP.l' had in-scribed in will Arctic outposts trade goods. and H-M men, by hm JIJST ARRIVED - New sum- sky il1eletteu"E.R."fotEllz.abolvhai TN mmm. M mp Imp MN comnleie pre-fabricated barracks - Tho mm blood of pmam 11,, mar Dr?-W5. 5'79! "-1 '0 2-1 1-? ilieglna. ', . .i , . . '1 for the new R C. M. P. base. beetles is now about over the bul- H919h'5 DN555 Shh13- 54 Gmhch 51 I v.l,:;:1iLh:5nh ail? :i?:”::aI.T..P;: . v : , l . . . ' . --e . - 'r - - A ' t 'l"lie' R. C. M. P. be e is hc.r.42 IINIII slates. Tile second blood ”"”'”' "I "'"""'”w and me,,d,' R9... pranms 3013,...

' i ' . T ;- ' k -1 (.o(l:fH31:;)::a”(g: a:)81.,.;, HELL: mill, SI)E('IlIInl'S not a look ill Blltalnis and nlhPl' t:lel'El'. 71150 10 811 111056 , . . ,

day evening mmm. man -I-hm.;.iali't-l'afL of tonlorrovl. lncllidllig llieplllm 59111 M355 C31'd5- T1795-S8865 01

Four R. C.M. P. constables are go- beetle larvae or ”rcd rubs' have . . . - v 4 .1 -. ing to relieve other officers at . been seen in early plslgnted fields dE.V- Iliaise::)r:r:l..i;idgeS"f:al;::3Jxig aglplayfm. ,”.;f.,,;l0;:.l. ti',:.l::,t,:se,:,3u,,,i- R. C. M posts and to open No late blight has been nbscrv-galid they are causing considerable ' I H zip op V 5”"; secret H” HIM pl... b,,mb,H ,M.-",,,DA,D,-g. the new Elllsnicro island base. ed in the potato flrlds. but acllvc d.'lill'(l29. Potato aphids have been 30T1(l1l--"”X1l113110” hi 11” Simkim , I s aledd M1 ,,..8 mm”:

Seventeen of the nassengers lnft"CIl(lTl5 have been found on in HIV ral'1.V planted fields in at 1119 h1'91'111C1?11 EXh11”'""1 ""4, '11) A E lc U "N i went ahoarll in Montreal Wedne:- plants growln.c:' in cull piles, stlilesiPrilice Edward Island, but. in T9"1111d"1 '11” mmes (1050 'ml'V1dnlil1cimsX.lds rlirkcd llir--r heads 3&1 .da.v night. Amon: them were eirvllt -the weekly potato bulletin ;.?sueri'Nm'a Srnlla they are quite Dl'8- 351” I 1 L”) ' ' I ' t .h.-

a Hawker Hunter fighter screanied WE in at 700 miles an llfIlll' and was In kiml and laying memory out 160 lost again. gone almost before the) our dear lvrothor uliom Gmi "call:-ti to hcinen on July ll. I952.

e C... I PR()(ERES.N'IVF. ('0.VSERVAT Campaign lIeadqilal'iel's at . Kent Street. Dial 6343. Vote for Mr-.h”7d 1i C”"””F-

I . weailler stations ltato crop from alI'lCk by the late lmve been l'PP01i19d hhd "my art? - . . . . i . . . A C Ibel'l" t . "0 med at-lnssl I At Quebrc fntlr Eskimo: wlllllillght disease, an attack that the L'11L1511l'-' t'011F1f1?1"r11319 damage 10 Lu” a”d'MMLeant '11". miidl 1; dhajg 1311 E,.gi,,.-.d ihg 4",; ,, ”ihm,. 4,; imp and "M. 'come aboard. Tiler arc headedigrowers encourage by dumping . the plants. DDT 25 per cent emul- , zjfj g g lume miommg rm. Mal” whnci i MIMMM Ihhme an" Wmlmhl" 1” Qheb" 17”” of Nd pomlaes 1” key 11”" Sm” 1 mm” in 100 gallons M GET I-OI-R E-NI-nil.-is m Pailylllle c"ew breakfasted and 'wall rc- iTo ti brother who mu one of City hospitals. lions over the Province. T sirav will IV? a reasonabl oo 1011 P1'01'111C131 1”1ih1b111”" "5 W5” . V ' i i I he i . R If 8 0 . - ttulnlrg to its home base in Lln- the bust At Cornenhrook Nfld. the last spores of the disease (Il'5('1PlSn1 control of all IIIPSB insects 111V91Y 11” P1111195 W111 1”” a13C”P1"1' i . ' . ' ' hf rvir N tmtw; i 7 Hpi rein colnshlle. iTlin yon that lw missed on

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Ding completed in just I few hours. our "ice-ago? bQlD.0.l.';!1E",

-N -r!9d.n.109tI1-,.1a.ter-.

after July 25th. Earlv entries are; appreciated as catalogues be made out.

Spectators also saw i-l llny Tigcl", lift-"ii hllziiu.-i.i piloted by a school- hllny he find Ill both liclivcn of rent.

have to :Molh Li'alll(i'

boy on his first cl'oss-colllllrv solo.

W1 THE ":.-.7. T,linm. SW. ,1... Before the fly-past began a four-

1-W”). mhps aim M1,. V,.w 1dCd1PilzlnPd transport carrying 32 Satlly niissrtl and always re- ha), loamwsp Am,,..i,.M mm m,,, wounded fl'ompKorea flew over the mPlnhPrPtl- by Ilia. sister dandpbpw ,.Mm,s M H... hizheu 5m,,,im.,L crowd. A radio message of greet- lher-In-Inn. him ('1' an e P!

ling was flashed to the plane.

tllllillignn. Silmmrrslde. P.lC.l.

(liV'rnIi's Coal Yarris.

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lnlulc to slinlnicr l'llSl(lPlllS of Kcppoch

Slariilig toinurrow. Friday deliveries. will he ' . . V and Vicinity and Brighton Shore. Time of deliveries will he as follows. Tucstlay and Friday of each week at 2 p.m. We would appreciate it Vf'1')' """'h 1f .V'"11 would Phone your order some time durinil the m01'111"S Of 1119 113! "f.i1"11"'1'-V' Thank

you!

STRAWBERRIES

As this is very likely the last week for berries would lw well adviswd in do your prose-rvlilg

lPreservlng Supplies Mason (Pints) FRUIT JARS. case 1.49 IVIFISOII (QuarisI

-V0" . . FRUIT JARS. case 1.69 now. We cndcavollr to have the host herrics avnIl- CERTO. . 29c able. lm, ' ' ' ' "

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MARSHMALLOWS, Iii. . . . .. 45c

CAMP FIRE .., . 25c

MARSHMALLOWS. V2 lb. .... KRAFT DINNER, Zpltgs. 29c;Asso;4;:;”EghSEAMs 45c

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TOMATOES

25CI;l)iEiLll.1:(VD().l:S613)fo(:- 59: 2 Iins ...... . . 35c ""'CE' CALIFORNIA GNAPEFIIUIT (I02. .

L2 20 oz. tins . 3lc Sunkist l iItlIl'lll 'l';lsi)'

. 59c ORANGES. 4 doz. 89cc CUCUMBERS.

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PLUMS. dos. 49c ib.i 41: POST ll'0llil( SWISS CHARD- 110- 156 HAMBURG. lb. 39:

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WIENERS. lb. CABBAGE. each . . . . . . 25c. BOLOGNA. lb. ....... ..

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GREAT cranes, smut Cl-MRl.oTrr7'c'.I.'.'.'.I?I T. "ooze Jr-on Iv man

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