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Offices.
The
Experts
Say
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HEAD
GRADE
MARKS
Just
as
no
driver
should
travel
a
road
without
readirrg
the
signposts,
no
housewife
should
buy
food
without
first
reading
the
grade
marks
on
the
packages.
These
are
pie
sign
-posts
directing
her
on
the
road
to
economy,
Tor
they
show
the
Quality
of
the
goods
she
Is
buying.
Many
foods
sold
In
Canada
are
graded"
according
to
quality
and
so
markrd
eggs,
poultry,
butter,
honey,
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables,
catfoied
fruits
and
vegetables,
jams,
jellies,
canned,
poultry,
and
maple
syrup
may
all
be
purchased
Ihway.
The
Dominion
Is
the
first
country
In
thy
world
to
have
a
national
system
of
grading,
for
trifse
foods.
The
Department
of
Agriculture
and
Its
consumer
section
lias
Just
fcas
adopted
tlW;
slogan
"Buy
by
:
Grade
Buy
with
Confidence,"
Issued
a
new
bulletin
called
"Buy
by
Grade,"
which".
will
be
sent
free
on
request.
1'KEPARfNO
ONIONS
Cream
'em
or
-.
fry
'em
too
many
persons
seem
to
think
these
are
the
only
ways
to
prepare
onions,
but
for
the
cook
who's
looking
for
something
different,
here
are
two!
new
onion
recipes
calculated
,to
make
her
dinner
more
Interesting
In
this
off-season
for
fresh
vegetables:
Baked
Stuffed
Onions
Six
large
onions;
three-quarter
cup
soft
bread
crumbs;
three-quarter
cup
thin
cream
sauce;
three-quarter
cup
chopped
meat.
chicken,
fish
or
vegetable,
one
half
cup
crackers
j
or
bread
crumb's;
grated
cheese;
salt
and
pepper
to
taste.
;
Peel
and
boil
onions
until
nearly
tender.
Drain,
cut
out
a
slice
from
the
top
and
hollow
them,
leaving
a
three-quarter-Inch
shell,
or
if
onions
are
very
large,
cut
Into
halrcs
and
hollow
them.
Chop
the
pulp
'taken
rrom
the
centre
and
combine
with
bread
crjurribs,
crpam
sauce,
chopped
cooked
meat
and
season.
Fin
cases
with
thts
mixture
and
top
with
cracker
or
bread
crumbs.
Sprinkle
wit'.i
grated
cheese.
Place
in
a;
pan
with
enough
water
to
keep
onions
from
scorching.
f
'Bake
in
a
moderate
oven,
f(
about
40
minutes
or
until
tender.
Six
servings.
HONEY
GLAZED
ONION
SLICES
Four
.'
medium-sized
onions;
salt
and
pepper;
two
tablespoons
water;
one
tablespoon
honey':
two
teaspoons
butter.
Cut
onions
into
one-quarter
inch
slfces
and
place
in
a
large
greased1
casserole
or
pan,
sprinkle
wltlTsalt
and
pepper
and
add
water.
Cover
and
bake
In
a
mod
erate
overt
lor
15
minutes,
or
until
tender.
Remove
from
oven,
dribble
with
honey,
and
dot
with
butter.
Return
to
oven
for
10
minutes
to
glaze
and
brown
slightly,
basting
at
least
once.
Six
servings.
HEAT,
ROLLS
Rolls
always
taste
better
at
a
meal
if
they
are
heated
before-
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1U
IB
AS
DEOAULLE
CALLED
FOR
UNITY
General
Charles
de
Gaulle,
In
a
series
of
action
speaking
poses,
when
he
addressed
the
people
of
France,
replying
indirectly
to
leftist
charges
that
he
aspires
to
be
ai
dictator.
The
occasion
for
the
speech
In
Strasbourg
was
in
celebration
of
the
second
anniversary
of
the
liberation,
of
Alsace
by
American
and
French
troops.
In
hi3.
speech,
he
urged
unity
of
western
Europe,
to
provide
a
balance
between
the
world's
"two.
enormous,
masses,
both
expanding,-
meaning
the
United
States
and
the
Soviet
Union,
hand.
Try
rinsing
an
ordinary
paper
bag
with
water
before
potting
the
rolls
inside.
Then
place
in
a
hot
oven
for
five
or
ten
minutes
or.
until
thoroughly
warmed.
The
moisture
from
the
bag
will
prevent
the
heat
from
drying
out
the
rolls
and
they
will
come
out
as
if
newly
baked.
Classified
Advertising
Paysl
Aboard
Grounded
Atlantic
Liner
Most
Rev.
Anthony
Jordan,
Roman
Catholic
Bishop
of
Prince
Rifpert,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
liner
Queen
Elizabeth
when
she
went
aground
outside
South
ampton,
England
recently.
Bishop
Jordan
Is
on
his
way
to
visit
the
Vatican,
after
which
he
will
visit
England
and
Ireland.
Building
Neglect
Results
in
Fine
R
C
Mutch
was
fined
$25
with
an
option
of
14
days
in
Jail
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
Tuesday
;
wiien
he
was
convicted
under
the
city's
sanitary
bylaws
of
Sail-'
ure
to
keep
his
premises,
known
;
as
the
York
Hotel-,
up
to
the
.
I
I
DID
ANVEOOV
SEE
YS4,
PF3
standard
of
sanitation
prescribed
in
the
code.
The
prosecution
resulted
from
an
inspection
of
,he
Third
Avenue
building
by
Medical
Health
Officer
Dr.
R,
M.
i
Lane
and
the
city
police.
CAR
AND
TRUCK
IN
COLLISION
An
automobile
driven
by
D.
S
Negrych
and
the
city
waterworks
truck
driven
by
Carl
J.
Gustaf-
son
were
damaged
Tuesday
after
noon,
out
no
one
was
injured,
when
they
collided
at
the
inter
section
of
Park
Avenue,
Second
Avenue
and
Third
Avenue.
Ac
cording
to
eyewitnesses,
the
ve
hides
collided
as
the
city
truck
turned
on
to
Second
Avenue
from
Third
Avenue.
The
automobile
driven
by
Negrych
was
proceeding
east
on
Second
Ave.
Mrs.
Chris
Sather
is
leaving
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
evening
for
Victoria
where
next
Thursday
she
will
attend
the
graduation
of
her
daughter,
Miss
Olga
Sather,
as
a
nurse
from
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital.
Also
graduating
at
the
same
exercises
will
be
Miss
Betty
Black,
daughter
of'Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Black
of
this
city,
and
Mis
Patricia
McClymont
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
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Thursday,
April
24,
1947
Pre-School
Co-op
Aids
Tiny
Pupils
REGINA,
tt
A
nursery
school
for
children
up
to
six
years
is
the
fatest
of
Saskatchewan's
2,000-odd
co-operative
organiza
tions.
Last
month
22
children
attended.
The
plan,
which
took
four
months
to
crystallize,
was
first
suggested
during
discussions
over
tea
cups,
when
mothers
ot
Regina's
Lakevlew
'
d
i
s
t
r
i
c'l
voiced
th
need
of
a
nursery
school
for
their
pre-school
age
children.
A
room
In
the
district
public
school
was
donated
by
the
school
board.
All
other
organi
zation
and
equipment
was
prov
folks
your
family
ided
by
the
co-operators,
who.
hired
one
teacher
and
were
offered
services
of-
lW
-Volunteer
teachers.
t
j
The
system
of
Tltancing
and
share
loans
which
Include
a
$3
registration
fee
and
5$S
fee
per
child
per
term,
was
evolved
during
a
series
of
weelcljmeetfng.i
of
the
mothers.
.
One
family
loaned
a
pfano
and
others
built
and
pajnted
p4nt-sized
chairs
and.
"tables.
Toys
were
repaired
and1
dpnted.
LONDON,
R-Fires
in
woodland
belonging
to
the
Brttblr
Forestry
Commission
last
year
caused
damage
estimated
at
2C,CC0
($104,000)
and
destroyed
l!l00
acres.
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