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CASTLE NEWS;

Castlegar, B.C.

‘

Thursday, October 9, 1952

Answers To
Canada Quiz

1./Brazil.

2. Over. $10 million.

3. 1553-1603. i

4. More than four times, from
$2,447 million to $10,400 million.

5. Two-hundred million .dol-
lars,

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Child Portraiture
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Motorists Negligent

‘In Paying For Service

For. a ‘mere’ 25‘ cents “per” year |"

the 'T.B, ~veterans ‘of “B.C. offer
the motorists of this province: a
service whereby their keys are
returned to them. if lost.,There
have been 1200 satisf¥ed cust-
omers of this service so far this
year,

With over 230,000: miniature
automobile licence tagd mailed
out for the year 1952, only 118,
000 motorists have returned their
remittance, which means that
112,000 are using a service for
which they have not paid.

The T.B. veterans realize that
a small matter such’ as this can
be. overlooked so they ask the
indulgence of the thousands of
motorists in B.C. who have not
paid for this year’s tag, to send
their 25 cent pieces to the T.B.

Veterans, Rgom 100, 603 West
Hastings Street, Vancouver 2,
B.C. .

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: Thanksgiving, Day js. almiost
thoughts turn to the homes of our childhood and memories

Crittenden :

here. Instinctively | our

| household | hints,

of loved ones gathered arourid, a bountiful table. Do’ yot
remember how little hearts beat lraster and eyes grew big as
saucers at sight:of that elegant fowl—the turkey? And can
you. rememiber the, pumpkin pies, heaped with whipped cream
and brown with cinnamon? ‘And can you see the mince pies,
so hot, so deep and irresistible?

~| everyone

raptures of anticipation,

But enough of this idle chat-
ter! The time has come to think
of this_ year’s turkéy. and fix-
in’s and , it’s not a minute too
soon to order your bird and plan
your menu. If, you plan to enter-
tain your family and‘a few close
friends the occasion. should have
a party air with a minimum of
last-minute work. Most of. the
work can be done the day before;
Then, when Thanksgiving dinner
arrives it can be a holiday for
including the hostess,
Your mind will be free to reflect
the day’s gratitude for our free

Just to smell it sent one into

flame. Wash inside and out
under running water and dry
well. Choose your favorite stuff-
ing recipe and allow about 1
cup of stuffing to each pound of.
bird. This . should give you
enough to fill both cavity and
neck, if you like. Don’t pack the
stuffing as it swells in cooking
and the bird may split’ open.

To truss, or tie up the bird
neatly, secure the neck by fold-
ing skin under and attach it to
the back with a skewer; secure
the large opening by sewing it

solved by the members.

Following, this touch of merri-
ment, the members exchanged
a sample of
which were:

1, When zippers fail to work
smoothly, run a lead pencil up
and down the teeth a few times
to make them work like new..

2. When crocheting lace edges
on pillow cases or heavy fabrics,
stitch around the edge with an
unthreaded sewing machine. This
makes a‘ hole just right for the
crochet hook and keeps the sti-
tches evenly spaced. a

3. Paint. brushes that have
been allowed to. dry, uncleaned,
can be restored by soaking them
in hot vinegar. When. the bristles
are soft, clean the brush in the

usual manner.

Mrs. S. Grant was winner of
the group draw. Mrs. Card ‘and
Mrs. F. Webster were hostesses.

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Please Note

Sormecl feted f es

Cominco has advised the Parks Board that the
trees and shrubs are available now for distribution.
Residents of the Robson-Castlegar district are
requested to put in their order to the Village Office

before October 10, next.

PARKS BOARD,

J. Stainton, Secretary.

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Another Bouquet
In Our Mailbag

"They Were Helpful
al a Time of Need”

_“On July 8 at 11:00-p.m., my daughter, Diannis, took
seriously ill, and at thé time my husband was working in
: . It. was very important that my husband get
home immediately . . . and there was no ’phone at the
place (where he wgs working)._ > on
_~- Your. operatat connected me ‘to the supervisor, and
placed a call to the neighbor of these péopie, and we were
able to reach husband and get our daughter to the
hospital for the fare'she needed. °
“I wish to thank the operator and supervisor and your
Company for the service they gave me.” \
In i h th of tel
calls each day, the 3000 operators in our group of
companies have many ities of renderi
valuable service to their communities. Their work
draws many complimentary letters from subscribers.

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ing toothpicks across opening
and lacing with a soft twine. Tie
legs together firmly and fasten
to the tail.

To roast, place turkey, breast
side up, in a shallow roasting
pan. Brush the whole bird with
melted: butter or margarine. The
modern method is to cover both
legs and breast in pieces of white
cheesecloth that have been soak-
ed in melted butter. Or perhaps
you prefer to baste your bird for
a more perfectly browned tur-

key.

Roasting Ttimetable
Oven
Temp. ime
325F 31[2 - 4 hrs.

and plentiful land,

Let’s TaH Turkey

Here’s a Thanksgiving ‘Day
dinner menu that’s tradition
plus, i
Hot spiced apple juice
Savory Stuffed Roast

with Giblet Gravy -
Baked stuffed sweet potatoes
Glazed small onions
Buttered green beans
Cranberry sauce
Celery Sticks
Pumpkin Pie

I’ve chosen pumpkin pie to top
off this bountiful turkey dinner,
Perhaps you'll prefer another
dessert, but to me pumpkin pie

Turkey

Cooking
Weight ii
10 to 14 Ibs.

Dr. Bothamley ‘5
DENTAL OFFICES

ARE NOW LOCATED IN THE
LEWIS BLOCK, upstairs

For the time heing please
PHONE 2171

‘is as Canadian as Thanksgiving
mellow, spice-fragrant and made
as many different ways as there

300F 4 - 41/2 hrs.
300F 412 - 5 hrs.

14 to 18 Ibs.
18 to 20 Ibs.

are provinces in the Dominion.
The major. issue seems to be
whether it should be pumpkin-
rich or delicate and custardy
with eggs. When it comes to
pumpkin-pie flavoring and top-
ping, it’s strictly to each his own!

I’ve suggested the glazed smell
onions as a mild switch from the
more traditional creamed onions.
There are lots of these tiny sil-
verskins in the stores just now
and here’s how you do them:

To make eight servings Peel 3

lbs. small onions. Boil until i : i ii sion.
just tender in one inch of salt.|90,during the business discussion,

Drain“and then ada:psome Were-dr. some:
od-water. "Drain“and then ada: toting threads and hemstitching
3 tablespodns margarine or and others were embroidering,

Evening Group Enjoy .
Fun-Filled Meet

By Mrs. J. Thorndale
Club Reporter

No, it’s not “all work and no
play” for the members of the
Robson Evening Group who met
for a social evening at the Rob-
son Church Hall last Thursday
evening.

Each member brought work to

butter, 1/4 cup brown sugar, prey

firmly packed; 1 teasp. salt. [eit ie cided to hold a halt

Return to medium heat and hour exhibit of the work before

cook, uncovered, until golden| the Nov. 22 sale. A special fea-

and glazed, stirring often. ture of this exhibit will be a dis-
Here’s How! play of the work of one of Rob-

MADDOCKS
SHOE STORE

Serving Castlegar and District

Just A-R-R-I-V-E-

Shipment of MEN'S, BOYS & YOUTHS: BOOTS
With Panco and Panolene Leather Soles

MEN’S .............. $5.50 to $7.50
BOYS’, size | to 514, ... $4.50 to $5.50

Now let’s get right to brass;son’s well known artists, Mr. J.
tacks about how to buy, prepare, | 'T. Webster, whose oil paintings
stuff, truss and roast the turkey! | won prizes at both the Castlegar
In buying, choose a hen if you|and Rossland fairs this year.
need a 5 to 15 lb. bird and atom] President Mrs. D. Duncan re-
if you need anything larger. To| ported that the Senior R.C.M.C.
guide you, a 15-Ib. turkey will|W.A.'s will be able to Provide
serve 12 very generously. billetting for 100 of the teachers

In preparing, remove gizzard,/coming to the convention here
heart and liver immediately on|this month. It was also noted
getting the turkey home. Clean, | with pride that this district has
wash and cook them at once, and| donated four typewriters to the

YOUTH’S, Size 11 to 13 . $3.95 to $4.95
Rubber Lugsole for Men........ $8.95

Official Boy Scout Boots
MADE BY TILLSONBURG
- $7.95 BOYS’

YOUTHS’ ..

store in refrigerator until you] Kootenay Home for Handicapped

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chop them up for your giblet | Children.
gravey. During the program portion of
Before stuffing your bird, re-|the mecting, Mrs. O. Anderson
move pin feathers with tweezers read an article entitled “Fear and
and if the turkey seems ‘feath-|Causea of Acdidents.” Mrs. S.
” you can singe it over a/Grant contribnted a “history of
ae buttons,” following which each
member was asked to bring un-
usual buttons from ther button
boxes to the next gathering.
Then there were games of
pantomine of persons doing two
things at once. Imagine, if you
can, Mrs. S. Grant walking a
tight rope while mixing and pre-
paring a salad or Mrs. W. Davis
speeding furiously on a bicycle
while at the same time trimming
her Eeaster bonnet or Mrs. J.
Thorndale’ giving a_ political
speech while digging for worms.
Such the acting! riddles to be

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To Include California

Officials of the _Trans-Moun-
tain Oil Pipe Line Company said
in Edmonton last week that a
survey of Pacific Northwest
petroleum needs indicates that
after the completion of the 711
mile line from Edmonton to Van-
couver, via Kamloops, Alberta
crude will move into the United
States market as far south as
California.

been completed bef.
halts operations. ’
Officials said five
“spreads” of, pipe-la:
will be op:

to seven

homes

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