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the educational stuffed’ arena aie e.g. REMEMBER
4

these excellent recommende- ED tuskey at eae than 300
tions of how to care for deg. . KF. temperature is not
poultry and how to cook it
safe ‘ooking an unstuffed
Poultry is a carrier of turkey at a lower, tempera-
ture could be safe providing
the final temperature of the
Meat as measured by a meat
A meat thermometer oy i muscles Is atleast 160 MERRY CHRISTMAS
pouleyt safe handling of jnomelar does not touch the and
ne.
Hf you buy frozen I purchase, from HAPPY NEW YEAR
poulty, is it safe to let it 9 caterer, cooked and ‘
mn the kitch . stuffed tirkey tow ‘should to All Friends ond’ Customers
it be ate sear! and reheated?

From
gervices, health protection cooking (9 cavern t slowly?
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a meat thermometer. at least 180
with a towel;

: : p Bets ‘ 4 hot (above 1

Svat OF SWEATERS was = grestfully mote by coach Bill McKay and B. Keraiff. Middle row, left to right, B. Van il ready to ser-
mut fom Kootenay Savings Credit Union manager Fred _ Yzerloo, B. Sherstobitoff, K. Wilson, D. Kubos and J, Brigge- le thaws.

Ly foykin when the team, bearing the Kootenay Savings name man, Back row, left to right, D, Rutland, J. Bermel, M, Baff, ‘0 wf a both teat tine for patting

) n its new gold and blue trimmed hockey sweaters, proudly {
modelled the ‘new set. Shown here are, front row, left to 1, Gillman, B. Dube, B. Bermel, D. Obedkoff and arsistent trai waleclght aera

‘right, Mr. Voykin, Mr, Keraiff, W. Ivory, R. Plotnikoff, B, cach C. Wilson. — Castlegar'News Photo
Tt can also be cooked

in honor of

alt
te eccastanally: Place in 300

deg. F, oven and WAYNE AND MERLE ACKERMAN

Not if you want to make it through 1973! That
_ slightly out-of-focus vision, that not-quite-perfect co-
ordination can get a lot of laughs at a party. Out on

the road it brings tears.

Drunken drivers aren‘t the only staggering figures. The
Statistics on car accidents caused by them are pretty
staggering, too. And, a lot of people Became statistics

ie eourkesy.« of that chap who ‘had f to have just one

one more for the road.

Letters to Santa Claus

Nov. 28, 72
Peto You Please bring
guitar a aki-doo
‘sult f for Xmas‘

Wi
aa ee old. Je Magne an been
wd boy.

im.3 pretty go

Please brin, broth-
er, Richard and my ayer
Lori and Janet fom

you get
tank sou yout ver very much
and a Merry

its success.

OUR SINCERE THANKS

We wish to thank all owner-electors who |
voted in favor of School Referendum No. 7. Also,
we wish to thank everyone who worked towards

Residents of Pass Creek

Warm Thanks. . .

I wish to extend my warm thanks to all my
many friends and workers for their support at
the polls on December 9 and would like to take

this opportunity to wish them a very Mery
Christmas and a Happy New Year. Sh. Se 3e84

Andre J. Lamarche

Love,
me Warner, RR.
No 1 Winlaw, "BS.

A ate anes of let-
ters to Santa Claus from an

it ph th
alot on Monday

for the receipt ors Sante a
ters had t tly ad-

brother Jimmy who is
Hie years old. And my lit-
sister Janice wou-

Santa and some sugar for
your reindeer.
Your little friend,
Wanda Ja Jarv:

Dear Sant

bea
id warm wu
and Chrisy, not the Pants

I Love You Santa

Dear §
How is it ere Santa,

How js your
Taindeers Santa. And how is
the Elvs.

fine. have 0
ood. rudolph and
ie others? How Mrs.
Sanata and your elves?
Friar corer like Hi Dot-
wot
barbe camper, Dou;
like a taperecorder.
ter be runnin;

frozen, but the cooking pers
jod shoul

id be one. and a
half ‘ines! the normal, For
exam le, dag a moderate ov-
en, F., a thawed
or "sceeh itfound turkey re-
putes 4 to 5 hours of roast-

ing. A frozen 10-pound tur-
keyiW would require 6 to 74%

G—You have a big,
turkey or chicken for
a festive occasion. You want
to slow-cook it for an early
dinner, so you. stuff it tho
night before and efrigen
ate it at one Thee nest nent
jay you ro oro!
ly. oY ghfe or unsafe?

A—It is UNSAFE
stuff the bird the night we
fore because stuffing
cools slowly and it is a su-

food for the bacteria
All poull

pol
should be be cooked as soon as

it is stuffed.
To cook a stuffed bird
stuff it loosely to allow heat
to penetrate more quickly
ae the eeuting For
meat

to 0 determine
the ne temperature in the cen

just in the turkey meat—
and the temperature must
reach 165 deg. If you have
mor i than will go
in the cavity, the stuffing
should be put in a.separate
container and cooked until

heat until meat thermome-
ter reaches a temperature
of at least 140 deg. F. Keep
in. mind the turkey may
have been held in the dan-
ger zone for several hours
during delivery.

DANGER ZONE: Tem-
peratures between 40 deg.
¥. and 140 deg. F. Bacter!
causing food-borne — illness
can grow and multiply rap-
idly netween these temper-
atures. Below 40 deg. F.,
bacteria do not grow well.

Above 140 deg. F., most bac-
“fein ‘

teria are qi led.

Scots Celebrate
Hogmanay, Day
Of First-Footing

What's Hogmanay? It's
the Scottish name for New

t persin to cross
house

-8U]
josed to #0 so bringing ts
b his or her host — ites of

food or coal, both tol one of
warmth and friendliness, In
return, the ‘first-footer re-

selves ri

t's riot all People

used, te compete vigorously
r the honor of

Friday, December 22 9 p.m.
Kinnaird Community Hall

Music by THE OCCASIONS
Everyone Welcome

Jointly Sponsored by Kinnaird Fire Department
Castlegar Golf Club and Castlegar Curling Club

A Groat Christmas Gift ideal
SUPER 8 MOVIE CAMERA

$79.95 and Up

Make sure your camera fs loaded and
in good operating condition. See us for
necessary supplies.

B. F. Pelman, Blueberry Creek
Remember, if it’s Photograhic, get it fram

PETTITT PHOTOS

aroud, the plane one. Thank door’ to doo!
+ you Santa. hosts. might bor might moe be

you some beer and Rum. he not be

Lo
Dawn Prokop Ue yl Anne Mackay

SELKIRK COLLEGE LIBRARY

and
AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT
Hours for Christmas Holidays

It is the season to be merry. It is the time for good The Scene at. ..

c é most—still better in he fap
fellows to get together to celebrate. And we want you ened to be dark rather

been ‘froven and thawed sh-

KINNAIRD JUNIOR
ould not be refrozen; this and full of

: = wid be dangerous. od cheer now and throughout the holiday season.
Open — Thursday, Dec. 28 & Friday, Dec. 29 dant renson and Lisa Kofod. ie Q—How long should un- —- where, but origins s Hi
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. was einamonpure Frey £ Manager is Valarie Bon- cooked fresh t certain, abbest. veel
ff,

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Closed — December 30 to January 1 (inclusive) “ofthe 'Boys: Greg He #Y BAN ON MISTLETOE :
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Closed — December 23 to Di ber 27 (inclusi

to keep right on celebrating — all through the year.

. Open — Tuesday, January 2 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m, Mistletoe is almost never

_ Regular hours resume Wednesday, January 3, 1973

your life. Be here to enjoy it. Don’t make it one for

RESIDENTS OF THE WEST KOOTENAYS HAVE FULL

The school looks great.
We are in a festive
mood. i Decorations every:

eae Pere-
hudort and nd Bill Cheveldave.

moved and the  tarkay: cov.
ered loosely
Paper or Stiminan foil. 7 The

Remember. Tomorrow is the beginning of the rest of . ae 1 vow ip ae hould be re. ghireh decorations, beause

always been consid-
fred ed pagan, as the badge of

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| BORROWING PRIVILEGES AT SELKIRK COLLEGE LIBRARY | . where and music pfloating
. Nice.

We're Proud of them! giblets should be removed
around dhe halls

m the body cavity ead
Lots of new: books have" stored | separ ety Be hey

‘ a e
jor tes ‘on vee exams but just n tim test of the bird Poultry
every subject area oa han been ithin
mung Tnist are our ext Q How 2 aa should
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to know the line-up of our ree Sompetsire

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to Sah ee ss cooks or stuffed and un-

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Fowler, Verona Bozek, Liz

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Gifts for the Sports Minded

Members of the Family!

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World Famous

PACK ‘BOARDS
For Hunters,
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Bits and Bites
Christies. 7 oz, Pkg.

GYM BAGS

Colorful — Reasonable
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Inserted in the Interests of Highway Safety by the :

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: = Ree : eum ; Including : Including Car-Top : .
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‘ous best quality belted snow ties

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Season's Greetings to All

THIS WEEK'S HOCKEY POOL SCORES

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hing for the

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