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Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday, October 3rd, 1962

 

OLD SHOES.—Brov

 

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Toronto, tries to

‘He git] who wore this old pair of shoes Which will

I ec at the Canadian Shoe and Leather Fair af Toronto

The shoe h date back to 1861, before Confedera-

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farmed on what is now Collegs and Bay streets in
Toronts

(CP PHOTO)

Full Gospel Ladies Hold

Shower for Bride-to-Be

he ladies of the

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Full Gospel Tabernacle and
is gathered at the home of Mrs. Norman Skal-

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le Moose Whist Drive Saturday
| October 4, Moose Temple. Every
lone welcome (234)

@ Meeting of Job's Daughters
Friday, Oct. 3, 8 p.m. Initiation
Silver march and social. (233)

@ Richard Sephton, District

Agent Mutual Life of Canada is

on one
Prince

of his periodic visits
Rupert Hotel. Phone 437
(238)

Andrew's Cathedral Con
gregational Dinner, Thankeriv
ing Day, Monday, October 13
1952. Admission by ticket only

920
(239)

@ s

@ Organizational meeting Hig
School P.T.A. will meet Monday
Oct. 6, 8:15 p.m. Use new school
entrance. Ail parents invited
(234
@ Attention all Five Pin Bow!
er. Anyone interested in form
ing a Wednesday night. Mixed
League, please attend a meet
ing at the Bowling Alley Friday
Oct. 3 at 6 pm (233
@ General
Rupert Rod
day, Oct. 3

meeting of Prince
and Gan Club Pr
Civic

at the entre

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hooting club please attend

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@® Ss. O. N. whist tournament
commencing Friday, Oct. 3
Whist 8 o'clock Dancing 16-2
Music by M. Colussi. Good prizes

Refreshments, Admission $1.00.
‘Everybody weicome. (lw
@ Last chance to enter Mer
Five Pin Bowling League. En
tries will be taken at Bowling
Alley Desk only up to Saturday
Oct. 4. League can place
more team (234

M: Rober Gordon left
night on the Prince Geo for
Vancouver. Reve stoke Nah
isp wher he will visit »w
friends. She expect oO be av
about three weeks

 

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BLONDIE

REX
Staff Writer
irpluses aren’t healthy,
tr no placé for
Housewives can help
cheese surplus
junt of the Ontario
Association
ng in Stratford re-
wasn't in any pos-
aint any rosy picture
not with the pres-

i cheese

By KAY
Pr

Producers

i group was told
cneese ty
the Ontario market
ice than the home
This is one of the
iacets of a general

inade

‘cinds of good
ne and here’s one
iffle

lespoons butter:
biespoons 1iour; one-half
i milk; one-half tea-
few grains cayenne;
cup grated old cheese: :
three eggs; whites of
and flour mix
radually scalded

en ad salt, cayenne and
Add egg yolks which

egg whites
into buttered
: and bake 20 minutes

it 300 degrees

in

 

ER COMMENTS
ovens were dis-

inniial meeting oi

liar Association of
loronto. Delegate
survey among
ewives dis-
women over 40, who
more experience with

) oven, were In favor of
the other hand women
the low-type

 

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how

40 favored

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that

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beaten and cool |

Serve immediately. |

readers Use Cheese to Reduce Food Surplus |

she wished manufacturers would:

| produce more good utility stoves

—&nd ones minus the fancy gad-
gets.

+ Mrs, Jean Butterfield of Tor
onto, head of the Association's
Consumer Research Committe:.
suggested to the group that man-
ufacturers of rubber rings be re-
quested to stamp the date of
manufacture on each package.
She recalled a C.AC. investiga.
tion of the complaint that “rub
ber rings for sealers are often
too thin.”

Manufacturers had been asked ;

for their views. They said that
humidity is known to affect
rubber and it is impossible to
control this factor although it
was considered negligible in the
case of a rubber ring,

“As to the sheli-life
rubber ring, it should

of the

be re-

 

 

 

newed each year,” said Mrs. But-!
terfield. “Rubber oxidizes, es-
pecially at high temperatures,
and changes in the rubber occur,
resulting hardness, If ithe
housewife uses rings which have
remained in,the retail store or
in her own cupboard for too long
4 time the rings might seem to be
too thin.”

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AIDS WOUNDED
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now the

Current reports
Norwegian surgical] field
in Korea has treated
7,000 wounded United
oldiers and Korean civ-
since its establishment ia
1951

   

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Nations
ilians
June

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