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Rii)rt
Daily
News
Friday,
October
9,
1953
Vivian
Wrathall
Good
Stuffing
Makes
Holiday
Mea
iviT,i;
Pnv,
nv
'
a
a
uuv
day
ui
of
,
frozen,
iio.:ii.
and
Him
ranclnu
ranmnff
in
n
t
i
frAm
..
.....
......
RCA
victor
Combination
Radios
.
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.
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ny
OIK
Of
Vhlrh
ran
h.
rfn...
Honored
At
Shower
miscellaneous
shower
was
everytning
ana
eigm-pouna
olrds
for
the
w
fr
small
un
n.
h
i
H""d
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.
'
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i..h
,.,iw..i-
...
....
on,
with
a
good
stumnK.
neia
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
i
urny
w'-'"
.,
,
......
tt
a-'
pumpkins
fresh
and
canned
and
1
h,
i.Vi
B
,
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or
ruln
y"r
aru.;..!,.,,
Cher
tn
:CJ
lor
ui;iv
tAii
i
nu.s
",.,
I
.
f
'"7
-"-
I
uauiuonai
i
nanksglvlng
meal
Ollker,
Fourth
Avenue
East,
In
honor
of
Miss
Vivian
Wiatnall
who
Is
to
be
married
next
week.
As
the
bride-to-be
entered
the
room
the
guests
welcomed
her
day.
be
sure
you
stuff
It
well
uro
larneiy
"'
in
f
s
1
.
;
!
A
vv
I
i
.jpvs
rm
''.
wiy
now
in
"
'
th--ii'
menu
llim.
ilnd
I'rlnrp
Rupert.
.
j,
i
!)
.ilMippolnted.
ac-
Fur
those
who
don't
want,
or
L,'i
Lii.
t
ho!es:tlers
in'ran't
afford
a
turkey,
there
are
The
varieties
of
stuffing
are
limited
only
by
the
culinary
Imagination
of
the
cook,
but
for
umateurs
in
the
art
of
fituffine
ST
ears
of
RCA
Victor
leaderf
hip
Is
embodied
In
this
completely
classic
model.
There
is
dis-
linrtlve
good
taste
in
every
smoothly
flowing
tine
of
its
cabinet,
providing
the
finest
setting
'
for
the
superb
performance
of
(he
radio-combination
it
contains.
Seven
powerful
tubes
...
large
twelve-inch
speaker
.
.
the
exclusive
.
"Golden
Throat"
tone
rysteni
all
combine
to
fjive
the
best
yet
In
radio.
Fitted
with
the
new
3-speed
player
thut
handles
all
f-.peedis
of
rerordr
fully
automatically
.
For
performance-plus
It's
RVA
...
as
well
as
fur
moderate
ttct.
k
'
Illustrated
Ma.lel
;,,y.
v.
rio
r
;:oi
t
a
plentiful'
also
rhl
kens
and
special
roasts
I
It
s
best
'
nx"
to
.stic
k
to
the
old-
l
litirl
nl
Ui.al
kn..f
r.A
.,
.
,
I
.
blitll
lie
f
ll!
"
.
Ta"aD'e.;
fashioned
bread
dressing
varied
according
to
taate.
i
'
f
'
You
can
make
it
dry
or
moist,
NEW
LIBRARY
BOOKS
is
a
list
of
books
newly-arrived
at
the
Public
,
,
r.
IV.;;rrt:
FICTION
to
ja:i:i-:
;n
Martenet
B
yoiii!
Tins
Place
:
Cronlll
M
oat
tin-
Kiorm
;.
...
Verrel
by
singing
"Best
Wishes
to
You"
to
the
tune
of
"Happy
Birthday."
1
Games
and
contests
were
play-
i
ed,
prizewinners
being
Mrs.
L,
'
Bowman,
Mrs.
O.
Daniels
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBroom.
The
wuest
of
honor
was
presented
with
a
decorated
basket
heaned
with
many
beautiful
and
varied
gifts
after
which
refreshments
were
served
with
Mrs.
P.
H.
Linzey
and
Mrs.
George
Johnstone
pouring
and
Mrs.
G.
Daniels.
Mrs.
T.
A.
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBroom
serving.
Those
present
beside
the
guest
of
honor
and
the
hostess
were
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall.
Miss
Betty
Blake,
Mrs.
H.
Berg,
Mrs.
L.
Bowman,
Mrs.
J.
Greer,
Mrs.
O.
Tnhnsfone.
Mrs.
T.
A.
Johnstone,
Mrs.
F.
Morris,
Mrs.
T.
Lloyd,
'rs.
C.
fitone
Mrs.
D.
S"herk,
1
Mrs.
W.
Tutchek,
Mrs.
E.
Martin,
Mrs.
M.
Waters.
Mrs.
G.
Daniels,
Mrs.
P.
H.
Linzey
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
I
McBroom.
Those
unable
to
be
j3SSt
M;,i.b
.n
m.h
Will
Enter
Harbour
Monsarrat
$29.95
Down
,
Mr
.wwros
t
uicKens
LOOK
AT
THESE
TERMS
I
tjjr
Bridge
at
loKo-ri
Mlrhenet
5.0C
Month
ZjI-a
'lie
0:wk
Kazantzakls
Tlv
w.iliiM'luun
Womair
Wescott
VUftia
dLtt.-HA.S,
ii,
whose
body
was
refrigerated
two
months
ago
while
she
underwent
a
spectatcular
heart
operation,
Is
returning
to
her
Vancouver
home.
Four
months
ago
she
was
brought
to
Toronto
suffering
from
the
leaking
of
a
heart
valve
and
the
narrowing
of
another,
aftermath
of
rheumatic
fever
14
years
Bgo.
For
the
operation
her
body
temperature
was
lowered
from
88
6
degrees
to
81
degrees.
Don't
Fret
About
Health;
Learn
the
Facts
l-n.-.jiiqie-ifd
Williams
Tib-
R:i!.!s
!
KaraKorum
Ullman
In,
i
af
t"r
I'haiorope
;
Paton
according
to
your
family's
tiafe
but
if
it's
dry,
be
sure
to
Frve
lots
of
good
s.mce
or
gravy
with
it
For
those
amateurs,
here
Is
a
basic
bread
stuffing
recipe
which
mukos
in
to
12
cups
of
stuffing,
sufficient
for
a
10-
to
12-poiind
bird,
dressed.
i;rki)ii:nts:
23
cup
fat
(shortening,
butter,
margarine
or
bacon
drippings)
1
'!
cutis
chopped
onion
I'a
cups
chopped
celery
18
cups
(or
3
35
quartsl
of
bread
cubes
(Hi''
square)
we
approximately
18
slices
of
V
thick
day-old,
enriched
bread.
2
teaspoons
salt
teaspoon
pepper
l'ii
tablespoons
poultry
seasoning
',3
cups
water
METHOD:
Melt
fat
in
frying
pan:
pdd
onion
and
celerv
and
saute
In
the
hot
fat
for
15
minutes.
Combine
b'cnd
cubes
salt,
pepper
nnd
poultry
seasoning
with
onion
and
celery
mixture.
Add
water
and
mix
thoroughly.
Lightly
spoon
stuffing
into
neck
cavity,
using
ennileh
ro
that
hirri
ttill
Innt
SHE
CCfeHIHltEi...
ti-iwl..
-Maiiiis
uie
uoctor
Seifert
T::nf
and
Time
Again
Hilton
NON-FICTION
Oiliien
Earth
Lewis
j
-esert,
but
sendine
gifts
were
!
Mrs.
F.
Antrobus,
Mrs.
A.
Alger,
i
Mrs.
C.
Campbell.
Mrs.
T.
Chrlst-i
off
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
FP.'.'r
Bt
i
f
yuotations
Adams
IhfP;i.ntir':;
fcye
Grosser
'ntii
I,-.
ran
Columbia
Ooodchlld
v.?
Pi
M
ni's
Guide
to
Europe
Dodge
la
l'-.(i-!'
-a
Adventure
'
Diole
ISt
Fa-e
of
the
Arctic
Harrington
It
is
entirely
normal
to
be
In-
j
rfil
Tfi
V-V-,UI
lul
"-a
teres
rested,
ted
even
to
be
a
little
con-
I
A.
...
FIRST
FOR
,
YOUR
LIVINGROOM
When
you
buy
furniture
for
your
home
you
want
to
be
sure
that
It
Is
completely,
dependable
Kroehler
living
room
suites
are
your
complete
assurance
of
the
t
finest,
unexcelled
qualityof
con-
:
rtuias
of
the
Mighty
F'raser
....
...
Lyons
To
Raise
Funds
cerned
about
our
personal
health,
points
out
Dr.
J.
D.
M.
Griffin,
'?"L".B
ii--W'.-v...Trr-.'
Mi.w-fcT
I
Live
in
a
Swvum
,
Mackay
Ti-.p
w!.derfu)
World
of
Books
.".
...Stefferud
general
director
of
the
Canadian!
r
fl
!
Mental
Health
Association.
But!
OT
vJIQTimerS
Rat
7?
Schaeffer
many
people
become
anxious,
KnSn
f
3
Pastime
Churchill
Om
'if
Oar
Submarines
Youne
struction
and
design.
Built
by
V
:w
White
Rabbit
Marshall
plump
when
served.
Fill
abdom-
j
worried
and
even
fearful
leariui
about
about
,
;
mf
tin
of
thf,
Women's
Co-inal
nal
eavitv
with
ith
remaining
stuff
ordinating
Council
was
held
in
cavity
remaining-stuff-
lt
and
this
can
prove
to
be
very,the
civic
Centre
October
8
to
1
!L
....
,
unhealthful
Indeed.
(make
arrangemenU
for
the
an-
Truss
bird
in
usual
manner
some
people
try
to
put
any
nual
tea
October
22.
President
JT0.
V,
f
question
of
their
state
of
health
j
Mrs.
Haines
was
in
the
chair
and
OVn
(300
F
tO
325'
F).
Using
anini.f
nf
rh.lr
mlnrt
l,l
j
u.
K.r.g
G'c
the
Fifth
Nlcolson
MS
I
Holman
Kn
Wj'Mm
on
Curling
Watson
lor.;
Live
'he
Qti"cn
....Clay
R,Vf-:;y
and
Prophets
Woodcock
i
nv.vuuiLu
vile
new
icuicnciua-
ovpn
thermometer
Inserted
.
.
into
"This
looks
like
lack
of
Interest
tlves.
craftsmen
who
have
established
their
reputation,
Kroehler
suites
offer
a
sturdiness
and
durability
that
will
satisfy
the
most
discriminating
buyer.
In
the
building
of
a
Kroehler
the
usual
"extras"
are
incorporated
as
absolute
necessities.
A
faultless
frame
supports
the
non-sag
spring
structure.
Upholstered
with
the
finest
materials
and
stuffed
to
perfection
.
.
.
that's
Kroehler!
Your
guarantee
of
complete
satisfaction
for
ages
to
come.
v
?wrt
c:i
S(iuh
Africa
Davidson
or
apathy,
but
I
suspect
it
is
Just
The
tea
is
to
raise
funds
for
a
disguise
for
real
concern,"
ob-
the
annual
Christmas
party
and
serves
the
psychiatrist.
banquet
for
all
citizens
of
Prince
A
second
type
of
reaction
finds
Rupert
70
years
or
over.
.
'
a
man
or
woman
with
fear
about
All
women's
organizations
of
his
health
much
closer
to
the
.
Prince
Ruoert
support
the
work
CWL
Two-Day
Bazaar
Ends
jrentre
of
stuffing,
the
tempc-a-
ture
should
reach
180'
F.
to
insure
:
a
well-cooked
dresslnp.
I
That
recipe
may
be
varied
with
'the
addition
of
chopped,
cooked
igiblet
meat
chopped
nutments
i
ot
anv
sort,
ehonped
raw
ovsters
with
the
ovster
liquor
substituted
I
for
nart
of
the
liauid,
sliced
fresh
mushrooms
sauted
with
the
j
celery
nnd
onions
in
the
melted
.fat
Vhrmnnrt
nnntpc
nnrt
raising
Suites
from
$2.11-00
As
Prize-Winners
Named
.aaxiM
the
Catholic
Worn-
Sister
M.
Joanna:
apples.
Bea-
surface.
These
are
the
people
of
the
Women's
Co-ordlnatimr
who
avoid
their
doctor
for
fear
Council
by
attending
the
tea
and
of
what
he
may
discover
about
by
donations
of
home
cooking,
thorn.
j
For
added
interest,
three
will
In
atendance
at
be
The
women
third
category
of
health
worrier
referred
tne
tea
to
read
tea
CUPS-
to
by
Dr.
Griffin
j
.
trice
Dumas
and
Mrs.
Inez
McRAE'S
EASY
TERMS
ON
FURNITURE,
TOOl
taiie
tuar
here
Wed-
ai.'i
Thursday,
was
i'.s
of
a
variety
of
prizes.
'
:r..
ir
i.f
the-
well-
'
is
the
one
comprising
those
who
rv
Taking
over
duties
yesterday
or
choppecl
cranberries,
two
cups
in
the
prettily
decorated
tea
.combined
with
three-quarters
room
were
Mrs.
6.
Dickens,
con-
cup
of
su(Tar
or
wlth
any
otrier
vener,
assisted
by
Mrs.
H.
T.
ortriition
vour
inuipination
dle-
-try
Classifieds
talk
endlessly
about
their
health
For
action
tea
and
sale,
a
ches-
I
-i
4
.
r
a-
km
if
It
l
f-
ft
r
it
'bor.
:is
awarded
to
See
McRAE'S
HUGE
SELECTION
OF
Roos
and
Mrs.
O.
Wingham.
,,
H
Brett
Other
urize-wln-
snd
are
forever
pestering
their
doctor
with
some
new
ailment
they
are
convinced
they
have.
"Health
Information
Is
vitally
Important
to
us
all,"
sums
up
Dr.
v'M.i-
Suitcase
to
Mrs.
Pouunsr
tea
were
Mrs.
J.
Blaine.
(
Remember
that
for
safest
re-Mrs.
McArthur.
Mrs.
M.
McCaf-
sulu
brenrt
stuffings
fo-
poultry
'MeCaffery:
tea
pot.
M.
D.
lery
ana
Mrs.
bi.
Amour.
10p
mpat.
should
be
mixed
imme-
'ke,
F.
Orlmble.:
wrse.
Mrs
I.
Doiroir
doll
!
Relieving
Wednesday
s
work-
dlately
prior
to
use.
A
cleaned,
;
Grirnn.
"But
its
useiuiness
cie-stuf
fed
bird
should
not
be
held
pends
on
how
we
react
to
it.
If
longer
than
four
hours
before
our
reaction
Is
one
of
anxiety
and
i
Amoth;
iers
ot
'he
various
booths
were:
j
hot
docs.
Mrs.
S.
Dumas,
M.
COUTT'S
CARDS
.
.
GIFT
WRAPPING
and
FANCY
RIBBON
Holgatc;
cooking.
If
any
holding
time
is
lear
u
can
ieaa
mj
ainicuiues.
"arso
Mrs.
L.
Amadlo.
Mrs.
M.
candid
look
at
the
i-Vulty;
npressnrv
the
stuffing
should
be
An
honest,
r.
m
rr
i
v
tvH
l-
i
.Saunders.
Mrs.
Ft.
Cormier
and
r-t.
Miw
v..
Iihtie:
home
cooking,
chilled
before
use,
and
the
clean
lacis,
nowever,
can
uo
uu
unu,
"'1"":,"""iM!
'
11
.11
llil
ow-
P
DlcketK-
hnhv
sol
i
Sa-ii,kle;
tea
cloth.
Mrs'.
"'ii'lwr:
mouth
orenn.
Hnrrv
Mrs
J
Clout
ier.
Mrs.
S.
Byjinka,!
stuffed
bird
refrieerated
for
the
ana,
maeea,
may
yieia
iiuwm-Mrs
M
Richards
and
Mrs.
O.'
entire
time
of
holding.
Freezing
lion
that
will
enable
us
to
main-yahpy;
of
prepared
stuffing
is
not
tain
our
health
for
many
years
Rpiirlcu.
hrvoth
Mr.
H.
Wells
i
recommended.
t0
come:"
and
Mrs.
William
Bond;
surprise
'
"
package
booth.
Mrs.
C.
Balagno,
"s;
centrepiece,
Mrs.
E.
-r.uzzo.
u
i'
Mm-rnv;
doll
and
Rossi;
lamp.
Aldo
Mr.
5D
ust
l.Nlv
nnd
Mrs,
D.
Rowse;
candy,
Miss
,
F.
Murphy,
Miss
R.
Turcotte
and
;
MWs
M.
Doiron:
darts,
John
La-
porle
nnd
J.
Dumas;
fishing
!
YOU
Stella
Chrmruir.
be
sure
to
get
tw.
Mi
s.
Alice
Tur.
hu,ns-
"oyd
llarrle
and
nn
game,
H.
Nuyten
and
A.
Rutten;
fish
pond.
Mrs.
M.
Colusst.
Mrs.
D.
Hewer
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Roger-son;
St.
Anne
sewing
booth,
Mrs.
O.
F0.1
.
.
HAVE
AN
IMPORTANT
JOB
TO
DO
IN
THE
0
I)
recifers
LiU
BEAUTY
ECONOMY
-
Value
1W
ranrclled
until
T.vnns.
Mrs.
J.
Foreman.
Mrs.
M.
j
McLaren
and
Miss
P.
Astoria:
Pt.
I
Theresa
sewing
booth.
Mrs.
L.
noirrur.
Mrs.
J.
Garon
nnd
Mrs.!
E.
Telseth.
i
-I'lMir,.
,2371
NlilU;
whist
and
t;'y,
Ortoher
9.
Whist
".'"re
10
In
Accordion
1
r
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n
1
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J,-".in
Church
I
irtloQ'
am
r...nnHlnn
Nntlnnnl
Railways
(RESERVE)
Any
team
needs
a
(rained
Reserve,
and
in
these
limes
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
S;lt'
uf
home-cooking
naenirer
rieDartment.
R.
C.
Just
look
at
ENTCRPRISE!
For
uissurrassed
.beattty
and
(itylnif,
it's
toiw!
But
that's,
not
all
v'
.'.i
the
convenience
of
Oil
Ranges
by
Enterprise
is
staggering.
It
has
the
evenest
baking
ovon
of
any
rar.pe
.
.
the
fastest
top
cooking
of
any
range,
FOR
AN
FyELt
It's
slmpliclly
of
operation
.
.
,
it's
desirable
feature
o'f
being
automatic,
WHEN
DESIKED
-...
it's
no-warp
oven
bottom
.
.
.
make
Enterprise
the
most
valuable
kitchen
rooking
and
heating
unit
that
money
can
buy.
Illustrated
Model
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Work.
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torn
2
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Rose,
was
in
prince
Kuperi
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,
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nns
A
meeting
W.
R.
JOHNSTON'S
85th
YEAR
brings
you
the
impressive
value
of
this
31
l,d
bers
of
the
local
ticket
offices.
He
left
last
night
for
Vancouver
atoard
the
Prince
George.
't
the
Bowling
"ft.
11
nt
(
needs
an
alert
and
active
Reserve
force.
The
Naval
Reservist
is
a
patriotic
Canadian
preparing,
as
a
civilian
and
in
his
spare
time,
to
serve
Can
ill
a
at
sea
should
the
need
arise!
'
;f
ir.s
and
those
in-
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.ISC
attend.
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Muntlily
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Royal
York
SUIT
Tailored
to
Measure
tM
nit
to
9"
Pli'.J
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October
s'i'vn
1111
your
extra
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D'xie
taffv
cnk
Go
on
soft
wotor
cruises
in
the
summer
months.
Obtain
recreation
one1
comradeship
Earn
extra
money
in
your
spore
hmo
fit
yourself
lor
added
responsibilities
Serve
your
country)
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pies
i
kn
iivrimnt
it
nut
Dubliihrd
or
For
11
special
mii
on
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hturd
or
by
the
Cjovemment
of
Britu
Columbia.
treat
(236)
nm
pi,,.
TWO
EXCELLENT
BUYS
IN
USED
REFRIGERATORS
Terms
can
be
arranged
for
your
purchase
of
these.
To
celebrate
Johnston's
birthday.
w
offer
you
unusual
value
in
this
new
Royal
York
selection.
Clean
new.
slyleful
lines
.
.
.
superlative
tailoring,
100
lrgln
British
woollens.
There
are
no
finer
suits
to
be
had
this
season
...
at
anywhere
near
this
most
modest
price.
Mawe
your
selection
today.
$69
50
2-piece
VANCOUVER
Don't'
Forget
...
ROTARY
TEA
Thursdoy,
October
15
2:30
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
DRIVE
AN
AUSTIN
U-DRIVE
L0Wcst
Rates
By
Day,
Week
or
Month
Phone,
Write
or
Wire
Roadway
u-drive
limited
fflfil
mm.
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STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6-36
SEE
.
.
.
.
THE
RECRUITINO
OFFICER
im.es.
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WA
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&
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