aaa your insurance agent can offer you 2 and to my mind would better be lezt
“tailored” insurance. to radio presentation. Another short
program showed members of the
Dominion Weather Bureau forecast-
Because he is not limited to any one Ing the weather for the next day, and
ee company, he can select the policies

Page 6

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

se Thursday, November ii; i 554,

Arriving in New York, Queen Mother Elizabeth shakes hands
with the officers of the S.S. Queen Elizabeth on which she crossed
the Atlantic. She will visit Canada after a few days in the

—Central Press Canadiin

“Eisenhower Stew” Has Place

On Any Family

Popularity of stew has received
impetus as the result of a recent
dinner at Denver, Colorado, that
featured. ‘Eisenhower Stew,’ pre-
pared from President Bisenhower's
famous recipe.

The dinner was attended by the
President and some 86 guests, in-
eluding 40 newspapermen. The presi-
dent personally supervised the mak-
ing of the beef stew and guests agreed
that the dish possessed superior
quality.

The President's recipe was based
on servings for 60 people. Inquiries
from a number of corresondents who
wished to prepare the stew on a fam-
ily scale resulted in the Council of
Canadian Beef Producers asking the
Home Service Department of the
Canadian Western Natural Gas Com-
pay to adapt the recipe to family
Proportions with the following result:
4 pounds beef round
1 pound small potatoes
8 carrots - medium size
2 medium onions
4 fresh tomatoes
% quarts beef stock made from

soup bone or consome -or

Menu

tomato broth

1 teaspoon salt

% teaspoon pepper

Dash of Accent

Thyme, Bay leaves and Garlic

4 tablespoons fat
“Cut beef into one-inch eubes, roll
in flour, salt & pepper. Melt fat in
kettle, add meat and, brown. Add
boiling stock and seasoning. Cover
kettle and simmer fortwo hours or
until beef is tender. Add vegetables
and cook one half hour longer.

Beef stew is usually made from
the cheaper cuts and thus it has
economy as well as palatability and
high food value in its favor. Those
low-priced cuts of the beef carcass

After my glowing column of las! |
week of the wonders antk glories of |
the weather and si enery al Lie coast, Vacs a shea with friends, enjoy-
After that| ing a bridge game, would lose out in
St day, the usual coast weather tock | a contest with the lighted screen in
over and since then I haven’t been/ the living room. And think of the
able to see the scenery for the liquii| socks that would never get darned!
that has been obscuring the country-| If one could resist and only turn it
side. Far from seeing the beautiful|on for certain good programs, it
fall colors I have been barely-able| would be a wonderful asset to the
to distinguish the house next door in| home. But the fascination to watch
the grey swirling mists. the next, and the next and still an-
And the diapers are hanging stitt| other is always there — no matter
and dry in the basement, instead of | how good or bad.
being sofly blown SHOPPING ‘
in the clean I like to shop in Williams Lake as
bright air of the much as possible and no doubt one
Cariboo can do just as well on the majority
As usual at the of articles. But there is no denying
start of the holi- the fascination of the large depart-
day, the time to ment stores, the 15e stores, the end-
visit, to shop and less variey of articles, and the plea-
to go places seems sure of being able to wander at will,
unlimited and to peer and pause and feel the qual-
then suddenly a & ity without the slightest intention of
week has gone by and you have to] jaying! :
srare craming everyUiing intone tewl “pur my vedistance was tow tile que
short days. I found a French Pastry shop. For
ENTERTAINMENT the benefit of cooks, I might tell you
As far as entertainment goes, iny | that a date loaf in this shop was an
wildest excursion so far was to the] oblong roll of pastry with a date fill.
show to'see Danny Kaye in “* Knock | ing. To mie, adate loaf is 4 loaf cake
on Wood.” I had read Clyde Gil-| with dates and nuts in it.
mour’s rave notices of this movie . I drooled all the way home.
he said it was the funniest in a long eet epee
time, : One of Canada’s newest and fast-
. Well for the first half of the show. | est-growing crops — trom the stand
T wondered what he was talking| point of spreading production —is
about. But the last half came up to| the soybean,
my expectation and if you want to
see a good show, I can certainly
recommend it for some quiet rolling
im the aisles. Danny Kaye is superb
in a riotous chase through London
when he is believed to be another
Jack the Ripper.
My other wild night in New West-

Possess the same high nutritional
qualities as the more fashionable
steaks and roasts and may even sur-
pass them in flavor.

A good beef stew is a dish for any.
company.

How many eggs did you eat in
1953? If you're an average Canadian
the number was according to
Government figures.

As an independent business man,

and companies that best suit your
requirements, adapting each policy
to your particular needs,

minster was watching TV one eve-
ning. And I must say that it has im-
proved 100% — and I am beginning
to think that it might be a nice thing
to have around the house at times.
On previous trips our brief ex-
posures to TV had consisted of old
movies and wrestling which I could.
easily do without. So that I was
agreeably impressed at an evening

— a
a MOTHER ARRIVES IN NEW -YORK WITH I ° =
: RENE &
y New Westminster — kei xplaining Tow a i re re . os 2E
aes a TH come bak ae a se ee eees oe VAL 22,
Lake. | I can see that it woulan’t be a bit < UES hore

Meaty Pork Hocks . . . . - «2. Ib: 35¢
Smoked Picnics—whole or shank half, Ib. 48c

Fresh ground lean Hamburger, 2 ibs. for 98c °

Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd.

FOR SALE

CHROME SET, 8 chairs, table 3’x6’ ....
DEEP FREEZE, 20 cubic feet, upright ...
GRAND PIANO, blond finish ..
BATTERY RADIO, like new ...
SEWING MACHINE,
electric, cabinet and bench ..
PHILCO FRIDGE,

shelves on door, 40 1b. deep freeze...
PROPANE STOVE, like new
wood, coal combination, water jacket,
GUNS

300 Savage .

-22 Automatic Savage
double barrel shotgun, 12 gauge
pump shctgun, 12 gauge.
automatic Remington, 16 eauee “i
ROPING HORSE

$120.00

1 VEAL CALF
2-YR.-OLD HEIFER, dairy stock Ayrshire —

2 7-WEEK-OLD PIGS :

1 MILK cow, Ayrshire

DR. J. W. JAMES

which consisted of watching Walt
Disney's “Alice in Wonderland” (for
Elaine's benefit), Liberace, Robert
Commings and Robert Stack.

No one can question the entertain-
ment value of any Walt Disney pro-
duction, and many women will shink

Watching Liberace a$ the ultimate in | {> ! H A

any evening, but I was slightly-nau-
seated. He is too pretty and when-
ever he winked at the audience with
that roguish charm I could have
thrown up. (I’m sorry, gals, but it’s
the truth.) I fully enjoyed his tech-
nique on the piano however, and the
versatility of his program.

Robert Cummings was the stat of
a half-hour comedy in which he
a Mr. Beanblossom, an insurance
salesman. Robert Stack starred in
another short play. Both were detia-
itely up-to-date.

Incidentally, except for Alice in
Wonderland, these programs were on
CBC-TV. Quite a surprise to this
viewer who thought that station
would consist almost solely of phii-
harmonic and string’ ensembles,
Panel discussions and talks on how
to grow roses.

There were a couple of panel dis-
cussions. One centred on Bill Bell-
mond, well-known to Williams Lake
radio fans, who interviewed people
who are sponsoring the Folk Festi-
val. This sype of program certaily
does not offer any visual excitement,

NK YOU! |

To our many friends and customers in the Williams
Lake district,

“Thank You!” for your patronage.

we want to say a most sincere
We hope you

will continue to favour us with your business, and
suggest you call:

BOB CARSON, Agent,
Standard Oil Products,

Telephone 36-R-2

—whenever you require fine petroleum products

Standard Oil Company of
British Columbia Limited

16 famous beaches . . . golf, tennis —

In just 10 hours, nen stop, by Super DC-6B,
sunny skies and goy tropic nights welcome you all this ond more on o 10-day four for of
to a vaccticn thet’s within every budget. little as $117.56! Use the “coupon for prompt
«and detailed in i

After you buy insurance, the work of

the insurance agent or broker has just Bearleee: ae
Explore Mexico City, “Paris of the Américas’

shop for rich, hond-tooled leather, hond- Your cheice of ‘uxu-y @Empress first class or
“crafted silver. Donce in exciting Latin clubs thrifty @Bencese tu-sist service on oll flights. }
. the beauti- j

begun. He offers his years of training

and experience to you the year ’round . thrill too bullfight . .
+ ¥ ye ful shrine of Guadalupe! Ev here chorm- VANCOUVER §
for your continued protection. ing Moxicun tiiendtiness. MERIO ony 50
At Accpsice, world-rencwned luxery hotels Obs eae baie
FLYING EAST? Go vio México City only $52

more thon duect Vancouver-Fostern Conoda tore!
CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT, or
ae.

Canadian Or AIRLINES .

Canadian Pacitic Airlines,
Vancouver AMF, B. C.
Please send me your illustrated ‘Mexico folder.

THE INSURANCE AGENTS’
ASSOCIATION
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

“xs
Ane Sy
Nears