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December
U,
U'53
Jack
Lindsay
Heads
Gyros
Al
,,.!.
I..
Members
of
All
Parties
Back
Proposal
on
Canadian
Flag
OTTAWA
(CP)
Parliament;
r-
i
French-speaking
Canadians
aid
not
want
a
fleur
ri
h
or
any
i,
is
appear
to
want
a
distinctive
Canadian
fla?.
but
are
unlikely
;
other
French
symbol
in
the
de-
Carol
Festival
Rates
High
With
Full-House
Audience
Prince
Rupert's
Christmas
Carol
I-
estival
is
here
t(
stay,
jud'in
from
the
warm
response
it
iwci.l
at
last
night's
final
performance.
V;l'"B
oi
b,
to
take
action
on
it
this
session.
.sign
He
sueeested
t..e
"place
of
rnuce
rcip.,i
Uyro
Club
-terday,
J.,ci.
Lindsay
was
ed
pres
d-ut
for
1954.
a
ct
a
Rlvett
vice-president
-vir.
lL
say
will
succeed
Dr
.
w
Emil
Blain
rontinuej
as
"Z
retary,-
and
J
E
Tayl,U
treasurer.
j
Directors
i
l-cted
were
L
Radford,
T
A.
Stewart
nnri
Zl
The
Civic
honor"
on
the
'lag
be
given
to
me
maple
leaf,
which
would
then
become
"to
the
Canadian
people,
of
everv
racial
extraction
and
creed,
the
most
significant
symbol
of
unity
in
the
world."
PERSONALS
.
,
'
V
i
,
-
1
'
V"
v
overflowing
with
lovers
of
Christmas
;iiusic
for
the
program
which
saw
five
loc.il
choirs
and
a
massed
chorus
ef
members
of
all
choirs
participating,
accompanied
by
tin.-,
city's
symphony
orchestra,
pie-sent
a
variety
of
Christinas
Dr.
John
Friesen,
head
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
extension
department,
and
Mr.
A
V
Hill
nf
the
ripnart.ment
ar
I
The
Commons
spent
three
hours
disciissing
a
private
mem-ber's
resolution
Wednesday
proposing
adoption
of
such
a
flag
and
suggesting
a
joint
Commons-Senate
committee
study
and
1
recommend
a
design.
!
The,
proposal
by
Bona
Arsen-t'aiilt
iL-Bonaventure),
received
support
from
members
of
all
parties,
along
with
some
criticism.
Further
action
this
session,
,
however,
seems
remote
as
the
i
resolution,
in
effect,
was
killed
'
by
a
motion
to
adjourn
th
de-i
hate.
The
adjournment
motion
Magor.
Continuing
as
dn,X,"
are
George
Cook.
Dr
aT'i
Miller,
W.
F.
Stone
and
)
riominato.
I
Bankruptcy
Petition
Filed
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Campbell
I
rived
aboard
the
Prince
George
carols.
yesterday
to
attend
the
semi-,
The
combined
choirs,
with
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
some
75
or
more
voices,
siiiRin
Pnnprt
Fishermen's
Co-On
Asso-
the
best-loved
carols
such
as
Bennett
Ltd.
and
three
other
t
creditors
filed
petitions
in
Sup-,
reme
Court
here
Tuesday
to
put
Comstock
Midwestern
Ltd.
into
"Joy
to
the
World"
and
"The
First
Noel,"
thrilled
the
crowd,
MRS.
OLIVE
FREEMAN
PALMER
of
Toronto's
suburban
Willowdale
was
married
this
week
to
John
Dicfenbaker,
58.
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
Parliament
for
Prince
Albert,
Sask.
Mrs.
Palmer
was
born
at
Roland.
Man.,
though
her
family
lived
for
five
generations
in
Canning,
U.S.
A
graduate
of
McMaster
University,
Hamilton,
OnU,
she
was
with
the
Ontario
Department
of
Education
since
1945.
t
K
.
f
fa
mill
bankruptcy.
I
Aspok.esman
for
Campbell-
j
Bennett,
a
Vancouver
contract-1
ing
firm
and
sub-contractors
of
Comstock
Midwestern
on
the
B.C.
section
of
the
Trans
Mountain
oil
pipe
line,
said
the
petitions
will
be
served
on
Comstock
Midwestern
today.
The
notices
are
i
by
J.
L.
MacDougall
IL-Vancou-
ver
Bunardt
was
carried
by
a
ofe
if
137
to
73.
All
Liberals
voted
for
the
motion
and
mem-
I
bers
of
all
opposition
parties
voted
against
it.
The
vote
means
the
resolution,
,
though
remaining
on
the
order
paper,
possibly
will
not
be
de-
i
bated
again
at
this
session
of
dup
aytd
h
il.r
L,quur
(
u,
,
.
"
Ouvtrmnrm
of
Hnj,t,
or
ny
1
Columti
elation,
taking
place
today
and
I
tomorrow.
.
.
.
,
Mrs.
W.
R.
McAfee,
No.
4,
Sum-
j
mit
Apartments,
returned
yes-
j
terday
aboard
the
George
from
a
four-week
holiday
in
Vancou-!
ver,
where
she
visited
her
child-!
ren
who
are
attending
school
in
that
city.
i
!
Returning
from
a
three-week
honeymoon
trip
yesterday
were
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
K.
Olafson,
mar-
1
ried
here
November
12.
They
have
been
visiting
relatives
and
friends
in
Vancouver,
New
West-
'
minster
and
other
points,
and
plan
to
take
up
residence
here,
ft
Three
officials
of
the
Pacific
j
Coast
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
j
Company
arrived
here
on
the
George
to
attend
the
annual
'
Parliament.
but
most
thrilling
uf
all
was
the
final
number,
"O
Come.
All
Ye
Faithful"
in
which
the
audience
joined,
forming
a
choir
of
close,
to
700
people
roaring
the
familiar
strains,
accompanied
by
t...-orchestra.
Bill
Hankinscr.
conducted
t.r
massed
choirs
and
orchestia,
r.nd
directpd
another
hirrhllunt
of
the
program,
an
octette,
sing-
,
ing
"O'Holy
Night"
with
solo
by
Mrs.
Godfrey
Bird.
;
GERMAN
CAROLS
Another
interesting
feature
was
German
carols
sung
by
the
Bethel
Gorman
Baptist
Church
j
choir.
They
presented
"Stille
.
Nacht"
(Silent
Night
i
and
a
beautiful
German
hymn.
Direc-
I
tor
was
Leonard
Domreis.
I
Also
of
special
interest
to
Na-
;
tives
i:i
the
audience
was
a
!
returnable
in
court
Dec.
21.
!
Campbell-Bennet.t
l&
the
largest
creditor.
Its
claim
against
Comstock-Midwestern
for
work
DEBATE
SERVED
PURPOSE
pipeline
Arsenault
said
the
debate
served
I
do"e,on..t
I'tTi
1
MRS.
ROY
BKHARRIEL,
a
Blind
River.
Out.,
grandmother,
is
known
throughout
the
Algoma
district
of
northern
Ontario
for
her
prowess
in
killing
wolves.
She
is
after
her
fifth
wolf
but
she
doesn't
have
to
go
far
to
hunt
for
them.
They
are
all
shot
on
the
Beharriel's
160-acre
farm.
The
Beharriels
have
a
young
adopted
son
and
a
22-year-old
married
son.
running
from
Edmonton
to
Vancouver
exceeds
$2,000
000
of
which
$209,000
is
admitted.
MONTREAL,
December
,iOth
Your
tuby
thrive
oa
loving
care
and
food
made
ti
ciiiil'
liirn.
And
what's
nior.
"specially
fur
baby''
q
the
delicious,
nuiriliims
variety
of
1IK1NZ
BJjy
IXXJlWt.
He'll
love
them.
And
that'
a
you
can
encourage,
motlier,
because
Hiiui
iil-,y
Foods
are
fo
good
for
batiy.
All
of
tbciii-'Btii
the
nourishing
variely
of
Heinz
I'n-("
ii
f
i-
.i-
i
tl,.:-
t
-
.
i.
I..
tier
his
purpose
in
obtaining
an
expression
of
opinion
from
other
parties.
Mr.
Arsenault
said
he
does
not
want
to
abandon
use
of
the
Union
Jack
in
Canada.
It
could
be
flown
beside
a
distinctive
Canadian
flag
as
a
symbol
of
connections
with
the
Crown
and
Commonwealth.
But
the
Union
Jack
should
not
appear
in
the
new
flag,
since
it
represented
authority
of
the
Salvation
Army
Home
League
Stages
Christmas
Tea
Here
Ualiei
deride
pretty
Indian
carol,
"T
was
in
the
Moon
of
Wintertime,"
which
I
with
"The
Fir
Tree
Carol"
was
j
sung
by
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
i
H.
The
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Mrs.
Vivian
Garten
and
Mrs
V.rratlB
Id
UtC
H'llll'llllR
11'
HI
vuuiui
I'm
f
(
pre-ronked
in
Heini
potU
kitthens,
to
ail
you
hac
lo
do
u
at
them
from
the
tin,
warm
them
up
and
acne.
They're
wholi-fc,
appetizing
and
gooi.
No
wonder
Hein
fiwids
for
b.ibie
are
(he
elling
baby
fowls
m
Canada
I
f
Erikson.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Michaud
and
Mrs.
TORONTO
(CP)
John
Diefen-baker,
58,
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
Parliament
for
Prince
Albert,
was
married
here
Tuesday
night
to
Mrs.
Olive
Freeman
Palmer
of
suburban
parliament
over
the
Ken
Wilmot
were
in
charge
of
British
Oh
Ulix
Oh
Joy
I
Now
we
fan
junior
choir,
conducted
bv
Peter
here
was
the
scene
yesterday
oi
Ljen
i
a
successful
Christmas
tea
stag-
Mr.
Hankinson
also
directed
j
ed
by
the
Salvation
Army
Home
the
Rotary
choir
which
sang
"O
League.
Gathering
Clouds''
and
the
A
huge
painting
of
the
Nativ-ringins
"Carol
of
the
Bells."
;
ity
on
one
wall
dominated
the
The
First
United
Church
com-
!
room
in
which
the
Christmas
novelty
sales
and
Mrs.
Henry
Canadian
parliament.
Smith
was
cashier.
;
As
for
a
French
symbol,
the
aay
How
will
you
have
your
U
lluhby'i
VhUkrrt
are
as
I
(
ai
nee.lte
wi
1
a
C
h
r
i
(:
A
-
iiiiik
tree
-itvt
him
a
I'.Im.
.
ft
l
coffee,
dear.'
meeting
of
the
company.
They
were
Harold
Christianson,
Morgan
Berg
and
Marcus
Peterson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keith
Phillipson
and
child,
534
Sixth
Avenue
East,
are
home
from
a
holiday
in
Bur-naby
where
they
visited
Mr.
Phiilipson's
parents.
Also
home
from
the
south
is
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb,
Suite
10,
Bes-ner
Apartments.
She
visited
friends
in
Vancouver.
Miss
Frances
Partridge,
233
Fifth
Avenue
East,
has
returned
from
Vancouver
where
she
has
spent
the
past
three
months
in
post-graduate
nursing
studies.
.
and
give
it
Willowdale.
It
was
the
second
marriage
for
both.
For
action
try
Classifieds
to
eaeh
mem
4m
fa-
ber
of
I
he
fan.-
i
I
y
;
u
I
na
wanted!
New
motif
wis
carried
out
in
attractive
decorations.
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poulton
and
Mrs.
John
Linney
received
guests
at
the
affair
for
which
the
hall
was
crowded
all
afternoon.
bined
choirs,
directed
by
J.
S.
Wilson,
presented
two
lovely
Christmas
songs,
"Sleeps
Judca
,
Fair"
and
"O
Lovely
Voices."
'
Opening
the
program
was
a
.
well-blended
Presbyterian
lad-
;
ies'
choir,
directed
by
Mrs.
E.
1
Vancouver
Minister
Coming
Here
wont
a
s
itrraU'li'ii
a
sarell'it'I
Mrs.
C.
Frayne
was
convener
chin
when
he
thankn
you
f
rj
r
!
Yes,
take
it
from
me
.
.
.Si
Remington
m
Del.uie
K!
f
Miaver
will
Ir'ive
hu
fee
aa
a
Iwhy'n.
Kvrrv
Mi
li-apM'.irs
in
(10
M-i
oteU
fl.it
!
'I
sm
to
I
he
exclusive
rehiuiir
-m.
those
tin
extra-lomt
:..
n
fit
HU
at
fliiise
face
and-
'',!
tea
'clean
sweep
no
rule
no
r
-and
no
mess
to
clean
in
lia
in.
So
make
hta
Clir-s
IXSTAVT
f'TI
SF,
&
SANKOKN
C'OFFKE,
can
lie
ta-rved.
ttronq.
medium,
or
mild-
to
the
ta'te
of
every
member
of
the
family.
No
wonder
we've
a
armling
breaktut
with
all
(he
fu
and
bother
of
making
coffee
the
old-fahiomd
way,
done
away
with,
forever,
be-cauTO
of
the
"custom-made"
coffee
we
can
serve
with
luMunt
Chaw
&
Sanborn.
Whnterrr
the
trenirh
akcd
for
you
serve
wonderful,
rich-flavored
coffee
UK'"
real
ciiflee
jmrircted
by
thee
maater
coffee-makcra!
V
'
:;
i
'
'
'
'
c,
V
-
'''
.'
r,
-
$
t
p.,
i
'
'
'
if
k
i
.
h'f
wr,
-
f
'-
1
J.
Smith,
singing
"Carol.
O
Ye
of
the
tea
and
serving
were
Mrs.
Angels"
and
"At
Christina;;-
;
r.
Ubell,
Mrs.
A.
Babcock
and
tide."
(Mrs.
W.
Timms."
In
the
kitchen
Last
night's
chairman
was
R.I
were
Mrs.
Jack
Wilkie
and
Mrs.
H.
Davidson,
president
of
the
;
Ray
Scherk.
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
I
Sales
of
home
cooking,
fancy-Festival
Association
which
spar.-
.
work
and
novelties
were
feat-sored
the
festival.
Mr.
Davidson
,ured.
complimented
all
the
choirs
:
Mrs.
M.
Waksdale
was
in
participating
in
the
festival,
;
charge
of
the
bake
table,
with
Shells
Explode
After
Crash
Rev.
Murdo
Nicholson
will
be
guest
speaker
and
special
leader
lor
the
Week-of-Prayer
services
to
bs
held
January
4-8,
it
was
icported
today
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association.
Tiio
association
was
told
at
a
meeting
by
Rev.
L.
O.
Sleber
that
Mr.
Nicholson,
of
Fairview
Presbyterian
church,
Vancouver,
has
accepted
the
association's
invitation
to
be
guest
speaker.
S
Andrew's
cathedral
had
been
designated
as
the
church
for
the
rviccs,
Mr.
Sieber
said.
thi
year
one
he'll
enjey
moraine
for
year?.
Give
I
I
and
especially
thanked
ths
,
Mrs.
E.
Carlsen
in
charge
of
the
Keniington
60
Dil.uxcl
committee
responsible
for
plan-
candy
sales.
At
the
fancywork
table
were
ning
the
event.
Chairman
of
the
f
Know
tm'H-1.ikr
Thii
Quick-To-Prrpmrt,
dclirimw
r'i
for
f
IVci-mber
dava.
1
lie
"niaitie'
ingredient
a
ir.
it
...
,
'
.
3
i
i
OVKN-BAKKD
HKANS
.
.
.
golden
-
brown
aoicv-ioed.
linked
Brant
end
Pork
Chap
Caurrolr
I
Heat
even
to
350
drit.
T,
Combine
1
20-ounn'.
Heini
Oven-Baked
hum
In
Tomato
Sauce
or
t,k
n,4
rr.tr,
s.-.ii.(,
i.
run
chooued
on.
I
The
Week-of-Prayer
services
sponsored
by
the
ministerial
committee
was
Mrs.
F.
E.
An-
,
field,
and
others
were
Mrs.
W.
j
Kergin
and
Frank
Skinner.
He
also
thanked
Boy
Scouts
who
j
ushered
last
night
and
Hugo
j
Kraupner,
whose
tirgan
inter-
I
hides
on
both
nights
were
much
i
enjoyed.
;
Choirs
taking
part
in
Tues-
i
day
night's
program
were
th3
m
Valhalla
meeting
tonight.
(It)
leasoonn
salt,
and
2
tdtilespoont
Hem
Tonulo
If
'
MALVERN,
Iowa
AF)
A
!
truck
carrying
artillery
shells
sideswiped
with
another
semitrailer
on
a
highway
near
here
and
burst
into
flame,
spraying
shrapnel
for
more
than
3.000
feet
over
the
countryside
Wednesday
night.
Highway
patrolmen
said
neither
of
the
drivers
was
severely
injured.
The
collision
occurred
about
two
miles
west
of
this
western
Iowa
town
whici
is
about
25
miles
southeast
of
Council
Bluffs.
Malvern
residents
said
the
c'in
of
the
explosions
was
plainly
heard
in
town
and
was
"al
most
continuous"
for
nearly
an
hour.
un.
Poui
into
1
auart
case,ole.
Brown
3
it
KENNETH
THOMSON
Insurance
Business
'Never
Better'
Hall,
(2871
Card
Party,
Catholic
Thursday,
Dec.
10,
8
p.m.
le
pork
chop
In
skillet.
Plata
on
top
of
beam.
Bike,
uncovn-inoderale
oven
(351)
dog.
F.I
1
lo
114
hourj
or
until
meat
is
tender.
.
'1
aervings.
In
All
Tht
Tumuli
Kxlra
t
hrlilmm
Cooking,
you'll
.ipprc'
ia
association
for
the
coming
to-
i
.!
r
of
all
church
congregations
in
Prince
Rupert.
Services
will
he
held
at
8
p.m.,
Monday
a
i
i'ridiv.',
Jan.
4
to
8.
Asking
Mr.
Nicholson
at
the
vai
'ous
services
will
be
Rev.
Sie-ber
of
F;r.;t
United
Church,
Rev.
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
or
household
furniture
moved
with
care.
Prompt,
courteous
service,
at
low
cost.
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
And
STORAGE
Phone
60
LTD.
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
O
Dance
at
the
Elks
Home,
tomorrow
night.
10
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
0
Everyone
invited.
(It)
,
i
Conditions
in
the
life
insurance
;
United
Church
junior
and
ladies'
choirs,
directed
by
J.
S.
Wilson;
Annunciation
Church
choir
and
male
chorus,
directed
by
Father
Tunney,
and
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
senior
choir,
led
by
Peter
Lien.
advnntages
of
Bl.l
E
liON.NKT
UK
LUXE
M
A
II-GAHINE
more
llein
ever.
.Saves
fussing
with
a
measuring
cut,
,
.
.
a
the
hnndy
chart
on
the
park-age
ahowa
you
just
where
to
cut
for
recipes.
,S;tves
alieing,
scooping,
or
re-wrapping
.
.
.
lierauw
c:ich
gnMen-vellow
quarter
pound
is
ind'viiheilly
wnip-ped.
Unused
quarters
stay
fneton-w
aled
in
pure
The
Lutheran
Church
Young
industry
were
never
better
than
1
Peoples
will
be
presenting
a
they
are
at
this
time,
Kenneth
c
rt'a
nt,roous,
rirsi
napiiM.
play
on
Sunday,
Dec.
13,
entitled
Thomson
CLU,
B.C.
regional
nurcn.
nev.
Leonaru
muipc,
"Thy
Will
Be
Done,"
at
7:30
;
vice-president
for
the
Life
un-
:
Regular
Baptist
Church;
Rev.
R.
p.m.
Everyone
invited.
(288i
i
derwriters
Association
of
Can-;w-
Starrett,
Pentecostal
Taber-
;nrin
dda-
renorteri
rerted
herp
hpre
l
todnv
'
nacle,
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
of
Sons
of
Norway
dance,
Fri-
:
st.
Andrew's
Cathedral;
Dr.
E.
A.
day.
Dec.
11.
Whist
8
o'clock,
I
Mr.
Thomson,
making
one
of
w
Frst
Presbyterian
dance
10
to
2.
Music
by
Mike
;
his
periodic
visits
to
Prince
Ru-
cf,ur,.)i;
vv.
H.
'
Lemon
of
St.
Colussi.
Everyone
welcome.
pert,
said
that
in
this
province
p
A.
,
s
'church
Seal
Cove
and
nliimmum,
keep
frcii
nnd
yunny-eweet.
Iree
Irom
ice-ljo
odors.
Enjoy
l)c
Luxe
qualily
and
this
extra
convenience,
in
the
margarine
you
liuy.
Ahvavs
l.ut
cir"?
Hhte
li.mnet
De
l.uxo
Margarine
ami
kno
v
its
t!..l
ijr,
cimoti
cnn
enirnce.
'
,
Chicken
Pie
is
"Cock-a-Doodle
Dandy'
51.3
(2881
over
$14,000,000
of
new
ordinary
.
rnnt
rvri,
Fravn.
salvation
Army.
3
Co-op
Bukery,
Thursday
and
j
lnonln.
Ho
rated
B.C.
as
the
third
Mr.
Nicholson
who
has
been
!
Friday
A
repeat
of
Banana
!
lacgwt.
source
oi
new
business
incumbent
at
Fairview,:
Presby-
tnocoiaie,
L,an.e
wkik
.ratiw
'
.
-n
r.envlnep
ThP
fkure?
an
Church
Mr
the
past
two
i'
...
......
-
'
,
.
ten
Chocolate
Icing.
;t)bn't
..forget
i
ior
nimosi.
on
per
cent,
.,,',..
.
Rct.h'.'MlhWnrtie'l
Co-roid.?ral,
,rHefihe'
.!i4.Rrr.
volume
for
U
it.
period
-
d
knriwn
noted
theolot
gian
and
abie
evangelist.
8
Cribbage'
Tournament
spon-
r
As
a
member
of
the
national
The
ministerial
association
i
sored
by
Moose
Lodge
at
Moose'
executive,
Mr.
Thomson
repre-
,f.s
informed
bv
William
Hank
Hall,
Dec.
14
to
Dec.
18.
tn-.
sents
more
than
iirtO
members
of
jn-on,
station
manager
at
CFPR
at
a
popular'
tries
close
Dec.
12.
Entry
fee
j
the
association
who
reside
Everyone
i
B.C.
$1.00.
Cash
prizes,
welcome.
1288)
thnt
CflC
network
committments
will
necessitate
a
change
in
the
time
for
."Morning
Devotions"
from
8-15
a.m.
to
possibly
7:45.
Mr.
Antrobus
was
named
as
the
rssoeiation's
representative
to
the
Civic
Centre
for
1954.
"Life
insurance
seems
to
have
come
nf
age,"
he
said.
"Le:ss
than
100
years
old
in
its
present
form,
it
now
represents
a
major
in-
a
Mr.
H.
H.
Church,
Veterans'
Welfare
Officer,
will
be
avail-
itilp
fnr
Intoruipui';
hu
intprpt-
ln
Canada
ed
veterans
at
the
U.I.C.
office
;dustl'y
from
1:30
p.m.
to
4;30
p.m.
on
Friday,
Dec.
11.
(287)
Women
of
the
Moose
Christmas
banquet
to
be
held
December
16,
Broadway
Cafe,
7
p.m.
Enjoy
a
This
REAL
Time
Christmas
Don't
forget
your
secret
pal,
also
exchange
of
gifts.
Ticket;;
can
be
bought
at
the
Style
Star
Shop,
to
be
picked
up
not
later
r
Ufa
M
!
1
fAAA
ste
hot
chicken
pie
la
about
ai
Dire
a
second
day
way
ai
you
BUBBLINO
can
find
to
oae
up
the
Christmas
bird
...
be
It
chicken
or
turkey.
All
tb.
old-fashioned
goodness
ot
this
dish
can
be
captured
in
a
atrlctly
new-fashioned
recipe.
The
modern
trend
is
to
use
creamy
condensed
aoupa
for
cooking
sauces.
And
what
could
be
more
perfect
chicken
and
carrots;
pour
Into
an
than
December
12.
(288)
C
The
Dept.
of
Veterans'
Affairs
advises
that
Col.
Philpott
will
speak
on
the
new
Section
4
8-inch
pie
plate
or
a
shallow
baking
dish.
Add
remaining
cup
milk
to
biscuit
mix;
roll
out
dough
about
than
cream
of
mushroom
or
chicken
aoup
in
chicken
pie.
Just
mix
this
luacloua
sauce
with
chunks
ot
cooked
chicken,
onion,
peas
and
green
pepper.
Put
It
into
a
casserole,
top
with
feathery
biscuits
and
slid
it
Into
the
oven.
Vary
the
btacuita
by
cutting
them
into
crescent
shapes
diamonds
or
"dough-
V
inch
thick.
Cut
biscuits.
Place
on
with
top
of
chicken
mixture.
Bake
in
a
of
the
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Act
at
5:45
p.m.
December
10.
The
purpose
of
this
talk
is
to
Inform
W.V.A.
recipients
of
new
regulations
and
greater
allowable
earnings
under
the
Act.
(287)
hot
oven
(450
F.)
for
15
minutes.
4
servings.
SOfJP
SCOOPS
Simmer
Chopa
In
Rich
Brown
Data"
Or
cut
biscuits
with
animal
INES1
cooky
cutters
it
little
folks
are
baa
partaking
of
your
chicken
pie.
Gravy:
The
rich
brown
beef
gravy
that
comes
in
cans
is
a
heavenly
Aa
company
lor
the
pie,
feed
your
flock
colorful
fruit
aalad
and
hot
broccoli
-
with
Jemon-butter
aauce.
sauce
to
use
In
cooking
pork
chops
to
with
stuffing.
Start
with
4
chops
(about
1
pound).
For
Muffing,
mix
Httre's
the
sew-taahioned
recipe
.for
the
pi.
4T
A
ikl
2
cups
bread
cubea
with
2
tablespoons
minced
onion,
V
teaspoon
Chicken
(or
Turkey)
PI
e
Ismail
whit
.
union,
ihlnrr
.
altced
1
tableepoea
if
chopped
pm
H
cup
in
UK
or
light
cream
1
cup
cubed,
cooked
chicken
or
turkv
cup
diced
cooked
carroti
tor
cooked
put)
1
cup
btcutt
mix
a
CHOP
SUFY
.
.
..
...CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
poultry
seasoning.
2
tablespons
melted
butter
and
2
tablespoons
water.
Brown
chops
on
both
aides
in
a
skillet;
also
brown
some
wedgea
of
apple
around
the
chopa.
Then
heap
some
stuffing
on
top
of
each
chop;
tuck
apple
wedgea
around
stuffing.
Pour
on
1
can
(l'A
cupa)
beef
gravy
and
cover
pan.
Simmer
about
4
hour
or
onttl
cbopi
are
cooked
through.
This
ia
complete
dinner
with
buttered
m
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to
All
Alaska,
Seattle
and
Whitehorse
Phono
266
Or
Call
ot
our
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
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1
cupat
eondansad
cream
.
of
mushroom
or
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OF
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pepper
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
lUt
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abort
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aklllet.
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broccoli
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