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Friday,
September
26,
1947
f
77?e
Experts
Say
"
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0
School
days
jiitve
remrnea,
ana
witn
tnem
the
none-too-pleasant
thought
og
preparing
lunches
for
children
who
can't
come
home
for
the
noon-day
meal.
tlut,
if
mother's
wise
she'll
tone
dawn
on
the
"sandwich"
aspect
ol
these
school
meals.
While
sandwiches
still
have
their
place
nday-ln-day-out
diet
of
them
lsjard
on
any
appetite.
And
it's
soeasy
to
prepare
a
more
Inter-rating
type
of
lunch.
tA.
thermos
may
toe
filled
with
hot
soup;
and
a
custard
dessert
may
be
arranged
in
little
baking-cups
Just
a
couple
of
examples
owhat
can
be
done
by
the
cook
with
initiative.
'Suggested
Lunches:
Tomato
Juice;
home-baked
beans;
buttered
rolls;
cole
slaw;
fruit
tart;
nfllk.
Cream
of
carrot
soup;
sandwiches;
veal
kidney;
chopped
cabbage,
carrot
and
raisin,
fruit
cup,
muffin,
milk.
RAnd
whpn
It.
rnmps
in
ranil-
wlchese
here
are
some
new,
interesting
fillings:
JFish
flaked
fish,
finely
chop-pd
celery
or
cucumber,
mixed
with
a
little'
tomato
juice.
Scheese
cottage
cheese
with
stfredded
lettuce,
chill
sauce,
chopped
pickle,
green
or
red
pepper,
celery,
parsley,
onion,
raisins,
jam
or
jelly.
Scooking
becomes
a
double
problem
If
there's
an
invalid
In
the
home,
and
it
takes
all
rh?
fklll
a
'housewlfe
can
muster
to
provide
dishes
as
appetizing
as
tEey
are
nourishing.
iBeef
Broth:
One
pound
chuck1
r
IT'S
or
neck;
one
pound
bones;
one'
quart
water;
salt.
Wipe
mea.
'
with
damp
cloth;
cut
into
inch
i
cubes;
break
bones;
cover
meat
!
and
bones
with
cold
water;
let
,
stand
one
hour:
nut.
over
lowi
flame
and
bring
gradually
to
the
.
boiling
point;
let
simmer
from,
three
to
four
hours;
season.
The
amount
of
broth
should
equal
one
quart
when
finished.
If
a
fat
free
broth
is
desired,
let
broth
get
thoroughly
cold
and
remove
solidified
fat
from
top.
Cream
of
Wheat
Gruel:
Two
tablespoons
of
cream
of
wheat:
'
one
pint
water;
salt.
Place
:
water
and
salt
in
top
of
double
1
boiler
and
bring
to
boiling
point:
j
gradually
add
the
cream
of
wheat
and
cook
directly
over!
the
flame
three
minutes,
stir-
i
ring
constantly.
Place
in
double
boiler
and
cook
1
Y2
hours.
Egg
Nog:
Three-quarters
cup
milk
or
milk
and
cream;
one
eg,?:
one
tablespoon
sugar;
one-half
tablespoon
vanilla:
salt.
Beat
egg,
add
sugar,
salt,
vanilla
and
milk
and
blend
thoroughly.
Ingredients
should
be
well
chilled
before
combining.
LABOR
RETAINS
LONDON
SEAT
LONDON,
0
The
Labor
government,
in
power
since
1945,
rerecorded
a
new
victory
today.
seat
in
the
Lonuon
borough
oi
i
'
West
Islington
Thursday
Vilght
when
Labor
candidate
Albert
Evans
defeated
Conservative
:
nominee
Tom
Howard
by
a
vote
of
8,760
to
4,084.
The
Liberal
candidate
ran
a
poor
third.
SB
11
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fl
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B
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B
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B
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II
m
t
FALL
COAT
TIME
FOR
MISS
PEOPLES
1947
If
she's
one
year,
three
year,
nine
or
fourteen
year;
we've
got
her
number.
Come
Sn
and
choose.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
SI
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Kh
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E
When
Buying
FIRE
INSURANCE
On
Your
Home
or
on
Your
Furniture
REMEMBER
m
Threshing
sheaves
is
hard
work,
as
Herman
Schoenroth.
of
Davln.
Sask..
will
tell
you.
Schoen-roth
is
one
of
the
few
farmers
in
Saskatchewan
who
still
harvests
by
older
methods,
will
likely
iZZM
odefnJn"hln,en:.Whenever
U
ls
Pliable.
Schoenroth
contends
that
better
whea
is
made
in
the
stook
than
In
the
swath,
a
theory
held
by
many
older
farmers.
Added
quality
would
not
outweigh
advantages
of
faster
and
cheaper
operation
offered
by
combine
harvesting
The
modem
method:
Two
big
self
-propelled
combine
harvesters
on
the
farm
of
Edgar
Peters
Meyer,
20
miles
south
of
Regina,
Sask.,
make
short
work
of
a
heavy
crop
of
wheat,
running
over
30
bushels
to
the
acre.
Combines
have
hoppers
in
which
almost
a
truck
load
of
wheat
can
be
carried,
and
one
truck
ls
able
to
service
both
machines
on
a
short
haul
to
storage
bins.
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4:30
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4:45
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5:00
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5:30
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5:45
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6:00
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6:30
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6:40
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6:45
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Int.
7:00
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7:15
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Roundup
7:30
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8:00
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8:30
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Serenade
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Strings
9130
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Bill
9:45
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Orch.
10:00
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10:10
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News
10:15
Music
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10:30
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ll:00-Weather
and
Sign
Off
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7:30
Musical
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8:15
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Hits
8:30
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8:45
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Concert
9:00
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News
9:15
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Random
9:30
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Junior
10:00
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Signal
10:01
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Sketches
10:15
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Church
News
10:30
Musical
Program
10:45
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News
10:55
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Forecast
11:00
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Week
in
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11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:33
Message
Period
11:45
Personal
Album
1-.M.
12:00
On
the
Teen
Beat
TJiey
begjor
them...
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Food
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with
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Salvation
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to
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Helpless
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Bus
Lines
Ltd.
SUNDAY
SCHEDULES
Commencing
Sunday,
Sept.
28,
1947
Leave
Depot
Leave
Seal
Cove
7:15
am.
7:35
am.
8:50
am.
10;00
am.
10:20
am.
10:40
am.
11:30
am.
ii:50
am.
12:10
pm.
12:30
pm.
1:15
pm.
2:10
pm.
3:30
pm.
3:50
pm.
'
4:30
pm.
-
5:00
pm.
5:30
pm.
6:00
pm.
6:30
p.m;
7:00
pm.
8:30
pm.
9:00
pm.
9:30
pm.
10:00
pm.
11:00
pm.
n:30
pm.
12:00
midnight
12:20
am.
2:30
am.
2:50
am.
Church-goersv
specials.
From
Depot
via
Third
Ave.,
Fulton
St.,
Musgrave
Place
to
5th
Ave.
W.,
Fulton
St.,
Frascr
St.,
6th
St.,
2nd
Ave.,
to
Depot.
To
midnight
show
and
from
midnight
show,
Winter
Coming!
Time
to
fill
that
coal
bin
NOW
SUBSTANTIAL
STOCKS
ARE
NOW
ON
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THE
SUPPLY
WILL
SLACKEN
SOON.
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or
652
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new
bustle
was
at
its
chic
best
and
the
effect
carried
out
about
the
neckline
and
sleeves.
Bright
plaid,
with
plain
velvet
bodice
introduced
a
shoulder-strap
and
draped
sleeve
which
woud
lightly
turn
any
fancy
to
thoughts
of
love
and
at
any
time
Because
no
matter
how
long
one
lives
there
are
those
who
are
still
older,
find
younger,
in
last
night's
program
there
was
fittingly
a
place
for
all.
Many
of
the
mannequins
modelled
the
charm
of
added
years;
and
some
of
our
very
young
citizens
thrilled
the
audience
with
their
talent.
Foremost
among
these
w.-u
little
Mardell
Solland,
9
years
of
age,
who
received
tremendous
ovation
as
she
played
on
her
own
piano
such
unusual
selections
as
"Prelude"
by
Bach.
"Butterfly"
by
Grelg.
"Prelude
In
C
Sharp
Minor"
by
Rachmaninoff,
and
as
an
encore
the
"Polish
Dance."
Also
there
with
her
fairy-like
grace
was
little
Elsa
Insulander
who
charmed
those
present
by
her
twinkling
toes
in
two
tap-dance
numbers.
A
solo
by
Joanne
Langridge
"When
You
Were
Sweet
Sixteen"
was
also
of
the
evening's
pleasure
and
she
chose
"'April
Showers"
for
her
encore.
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General
Election
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.The
Labor
Party
recorded
a
new
victosy
today,
;but
Lord
Woolton,
Conservative
j
Chairman,
said
that
his
party
I
was
"prepared
to
fleht
a
gen-
craUelection
at
any
moment."
The
statement
followed
a
prediction
by
a
Conservative
member
of
parliament
that
before
many
i
months
had
passed
"Britain
Is
going
to
demand
the
services
of
Winston
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