Thursday, October 23,1952

‘CASTLE NEWS,

Castlegar, :.B.C..-

The News’

FOR SALE.— Prime: grain-fed
beef and pork. Apply Anderson
Feed Co. C6-37

FOR SALE — 7x9 Rose, British

a ; ¥ : a a ‘ Kj
Classifieds
‘ATTENTION: PARENTS,
TEACHERS, FRIENDS — The

next meeting of the PTA will be
held* in''‘the Stanley’ Humphries

| High School, Library at. 8° p.m.
27.-

India. rug and Apply
R. Mathews, North End, Upper
Bench, Kinnaird. P3-41

FOR SALE —.There is still time
.to get a good choice of spring-
“flowering Blubs © at Nielsen’ 8,
Kinnnaird. > P1-43

FOR SALE — Four room unfur-
nished house, Apply") -Nielsen’s
Kinnaird. .° P1-43

FOR SALE — Girls’ skates, size
6. Apply Box 109, Castlegar. :
P3-43

FOR SALE Four roomed
house. Bath. Basement. Central
location; D, Phillip, ‘Third Ave-

A guest
speaker " a have ‘as his subject
“Youth Organizations.” Come .at
7:30 for the pre-meeting discus-
sions. Want transportation from
Kinnaird?) Phone -Mr. Martel
3231. _ ‘

ATTENTION CELEBRITY
SERIES SUBSCRIBERS! First
Concert, Jaroff Male Chorus and
Dancers, Wednesday, October 29,
8:30 p.m. in the Trail Junior High
School Auditorium.

NOTICE — The Kinnaird Cath-
olic Club will sponsor a Bake
Sale in the Trail-: Mariel — this
Friday.

nnue, Box 402, C:
P3-43

WANTED TO RENT — Reliable
adults wish to rent or lease a
five or six room. house in the
vicinity of Castlegar or Kin-
naird. Will pay good rent for a
nice home. Permanent ten-
ants. Box 596, Castlegar, B.C.

@ P1-43

NOTICE — The Kinnanird W.I.
again have lovely Christmas
Cards and wrapping’ paper. See
Robinson and Bradley’s Store or
Mrs, F, A. Mitchell. 3-4:

NOTICE —. Ki: ird Angli-

Pas ey

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putes, basting. frequently. Then
turn bird on other side and roast
15’ minutes longer, “Next” turn
pheasant on its back and roast 10
to °15 :‘minutes. longer, basting
often,. Bird. is done when’ juice
that runs out when bird is lifted
‘and held tail. down is clear and
without 'a pink tinge. Make gravey
as you would any other fowl.
Duck ‘Cookery

The lordly wild duck has undis-
puted .‘savor—with mallards. ‘in
special ‘favor. Pluck, draw. and
clean it as soon as you can, using

on

Refrigerate 2 or-3 days before
cooking. Half a duck serves. one.
Connoisseurs prefer duck rare —-
rich red juice, gamey flavor. If
you prefer it less so, just.cook.a
little longer—though. this' may
toughen the bird. Wild rice, tur-
nips or green peas, currant or
cranberry jelly are. all favorites
with wild duck,

Partridge is at its best when
the hunting season starts—young
and’ tender, with breastbone that
breaks easily when bent. Its leg
bone: is plump° and round ‘near.
the _ foot, too—not thin . and’

can W.A. Bake Sale, Oct. 25, 2-5
p.m. at Robinson and Bradley,
‘Dry Goods. C3-41

The average of weekly wages,

and salaries paid in’ Canadian
industry stood at $54.09 at. June
1, 1952, compared with $49.; 34 a
year earlier.

New Shipment
of
ALL WOOL

Skirts

Just Arrived

$6.95 to $10.95

- BIRTHS

KAUFMAN — To Mr. and Mrs’
Justin Kaufman, Kinnaird, Oct-
ober 11] in Trail-Tadanac Hospital,
a daughter.
WAITE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Waite, Castlegar, at Koo-
1

y as in an old bird. Half a
‘bird serves one. To bring out its
‘superb flavor, pluck, draw, clean,
then refrigerate partridge for 2

wrapped. in bacon -or. salt-pork
slices. Braise. or. stew. “oldsters”.
Sauerkraut’.or cabbage -is- tradi-
tional fare with partridge.

If he bags it!

Lucky you, if. your husband
brings home a deer. It can mean
a big saving on your meat bill
this winter! Now here are some

;| tenderloin, ‘needs hanging and

or 3 days. Roast young ones, well

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cooking tpis trom’ the experts.
Fresh venison, except. for the

aging to bring out its flavor and
tenderize it, Unless your. husband
is a good butcher, it’s wise to take
your animal to.a man who ie

Does Auto Insurance
Cost Too Much

One of the most common beefs
we hear these days is that car

a of -pr

Have the deer ‘cut into saddle,
Toin, legs and’ tenderloin for the
oicer dishes. The shoulders,
shank, breast ete. can’ be cut for
stew or ground meat.

Marinating venison in a spicey,
winey mixture helps, it a great
deal. A good standard marinade
is made with 2 bottles red wine,
1 1|2 tablespoons salt, 6 cloves, 1
teaspoon crushed black pepper-
corns, 3 onions cut in quarters, 3
Barlic cloves, 2 bay leaves and a
sprig of thyme. Rub the meat
with olive oil and let it remain in
the mari: -fr ly
for two to six days.
Roast Venison

‘ Cover. 5 to -7-lb. roast with
juinade; then store in refrigera-
tor for at. least 24 hours or long-
er if convenient..Heat oven: to
450F, (hot). Remove skin and
tough sinews from venison. If
Possible, lard with slices of fat
Salt pork,”“Place in open r

is far too expensive,
and that the insurance companies
are making a killing on it.

Ina secant Speech, ithe general

has risen 89 per cent, hospital
costs 135 per cent, claims cost 150
per cent for property damage and
70 per cent for bodily damage.
And yet, auto liability insurance
rates have only increased on an
averdge of .35 per cent. Until
there is better control of traffic,
more strict law enforcement, and
better Public c0-operation, the
have no alternative

of Cas-
ualty ana sac Companies
(car and insurance companies to
you) set out some interesting
figures.

Since 1939, the cost of living

but to ask the motor vehicles
owners to pay the rates they,
themselves make. For sound auto
insurance advice, see Cyril Bell
Agencies Ltd., Bank of Montreal
Bldg. Phone 3441, a8

Satin — $14.95
Men’s Shoes

minutes..a pound for medium
rare, Baste with salad oil.
erica Steaks

imm -Mmm -Good! Cut
1 it inch Slices from. loin. (They
will look like filet mignon.)
Cover with marinade and store
in refrigerator for two days or
longer. Before cooking, drain
well, drying on paper tow], Cover
bottom of frying pan with salad
oil and heat until very hot. Put
in slices of venison, cook 8 to 10

tenay Lake General
October 18, a daughter.
POPOFF — To Mr. and, Mrs.
Walter Popoff, Castlegar, at Koo-
tenay- Lake General Hospital,
October 21, a d

IN CHURCH

TERIVERSOFF — To Mr. and
Nick  Teriversoff,
October 18, a daughter in Koote-
nay Lake General Hospital.

Shoreacres, |-

St. Rita’s Church
Rev. Jos. B. Barnes, P.P.
Feast of Christ the King

Sunday Masses, 8:30,° High Mass
11 o’clock.

LOTS
FOR SALE

Near New High School
Reasonably Priced_

Fifth Avenue’
Apply L. WOYKIN

Conf
7:30.
October Devotions, Friday, 7:30

Saturday evening at

p.m. P
Daily Mass, 8 o'clock; Saturday,
9 o'clock.
Religious Instruction
Saturday, 10. o’clock,

Classes,

on each side. P.S. Sup-
pose a friend gives you a couple
of venison steaks and you can’t
be bothered making an elaborate

pan with enough. salad oil to-
cover bottom of. pan. Allow 15 ||

A. EREMENKO & CO.
Dept. Store & Deep Freeze Lockers
Men’s Fall Top Coats

Pure Wool Gabardine — Builtmore Brand $64.95
Men’s Bomber Jackets

To Clear — $5.95 — $6.95 — $7.95

Poplin — $12.95

We carry

t Charge A

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Don’t Miss Our Week-end Meat Specials

BONELESS VEAL ROASTS

PRICES imnouave QCTOBER 17 and 18

COTTAGE ROLLS
CHICKENS

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marinade. You can get thi
the same result by spreading each
steak with a bit of HP. sauce.

ADVERTISEMENT
CORRECTION

In the Thursday, October 16th
issue of the Castle News, the
name in our Advertisement was
incorrectly -inserted as TEA-
HAN’S FUEL & TRANSFER. It
should have read: TEABAN Ss
FUEL & TRUCKING.

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~ St. Joseph’s Chapel
Rev. Joseph B. Barnes, P.P.
Feast of Christ the King
Sunday Mass, 10 o’clock.

Instruction Classes,

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Lumber & Building Supply

MITCHELL Transfer and Fuel Ltd.

OFFICE — ANDERSON FEED BUILDING.

- Friday after school.

Gospel Hour
Twin Rivers Hall
Every Sunday Breaking of
Bread 10 a.m.
Sunday School — 11:30.a.m.
Gospel Hour — 7:30 p.m.

COMMUNITY BIBLE CENTRE
Undenominational
Sunday School, Sundays at 10
a.m. Classes for young people of
Evening Service, Sundays, 7:30
all ages.
pm. A service for the family.
Above service in the Legion Hall.
Prayer and Bible Study, Thurs-
days, 7:45 p.m. and Young Peo-
ple’s Fellowhip, Fridays, 7:30
-+|P-m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred E, Woodrow, Columbia. Ave.
All are cordially invited, to
these services.

The United Church of
Canada
Minister: Rev. L. Clinton Johnston
Castlegar —
10:30 am. —- Sunday School.
7:15 -p.m. — Hymn Song.
7:15 p.m. — Service of Worship
Kinnaird
Every Sunday at 12:30, Service
of Worship.
Robson —
First and Third Smee at
11 a.m.

Baallesy, Church

- The ven. B. A. Resker, . -
Archdeacon of Kootenay
Sunday, October 26th,
Kinnaird — 9/a.m. and 4 p.m..
Castlegar — 11 a.m... : foe
Robson — 7:30 p.m.

Guspel Tabernacle.
C.J. Sahlstrom, Pastor
Sunday School’ 10:00. a.m.
Morning Worship — 11:00 a.m.
Opert Air: and’ Testimonies at
1:30 and.2:30-p.m.~ ~
By Gre Grace are Ye Saved Through

Lutheran Services.
Services to bé held in, Anglican
Church every second and fourth
Sunday at 3 p.m. :

Presbyterian Church

Services “in the Church Every

Sunday at 11:15 a.m:
A. S. MacDonald — Student in

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Walcott vs Marciano
FIGHT PICTURES

Important Action in Slow Motion

Shows at 7 and 9 p.m.

Monday and Tuesday
SCOTT - KENNEDY - IRELAND

ane trank-as-
life story of a
girl, too old for
her age...too
bold for her age
.-.who learned

@ lot of things
you never find
in school books!

ONE OF THE
FRONTIER’S EPIC

ADVENTURES!

~ Wednesday. and Thursday”
FROM THE ROUCIORING BROADWAY PLAY!

‘Freak the play, ALICE:
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THEATRE

Next to. Post. Office

$150 PAYNITE WED.

SHOWS AT 7 and: 9 p.m.