THIS
ANP
THAT
Rainbow
Summit
Prftue
tltipett
aflp
Weto
t6.
WeJuesday,
April
28,
1948
-r
-
--
ble
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
Worst
floaj3pot
Worst
spot
on
the
highway
kasona
between
Prince
Rupert
and
PIES
LIKE
MOTHER
USED
TO
Terrace
is
near
the
Rainbow
MAKE
ARE
r
AVUKtD
BY
MEN
Timely
Recipe
..generations
the
term
plain
crust"
nas
Lake
Summit
where
the
road
is
soft
and
springy
with
water
running
down
the
middle
as
snow
melts
from
banks
plowed
up
on
Cither
side,
it
is
reported
by
W.
H.
Spencer,
Terrace
garage
operator,
who
drove
in
yesterday
afternoon,
accompanied
By
W.
W.
Williscroft
and
Oscar
John
easy
method
of
making
pastry.
Hot
Water
Pastry
34
cup
shortening
y2
cup
boiling
water
wno
r;
lo
persons,
AMBER
RAISIN
PIE
It's
hard
to
compete
with
raisin
pie
when
the
men
folks
have
their
choice
as
to
flesserW-
u
a
on
auuvc
...-
doubtedly
came
if
idea
ui
fact
that
many
pies
"Amber
Eaisin
Pie"
is
a
luscious
had
a
creamy
butterscotch
concoction
flower
cuu
,
1V2
teaspoons
salt
3
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
or33
cups
sifted
pastry
flour
Cream
the
shortening.
'
Stir
in
the
boiling
water.
Cool
slightly.
Add
the
salt
and
flour,
mixing
it
full
of
raisins.
ie
seems
to
be
man
s
dessert
on
this
contin-
son,
also
.of
Terrace.
There
is
no
particularly
difficulty
elsewhere
on
the
road,
even
through
the
newly
opened
up
snow
trenches
between
KwLnitsa
and
Shames.
Mr.
Spencer,
Mr.
Williscroft
and
Mr.
Johnson
will
return
to
Terrace
by
train
tonight.
ctrv
has
been
set
as
a
in
with
a
quick
cutting
motion.
uioiijr
"
-
"
d
by
wlueii
Do
not
stir.
Chill.
Divide
Into
Amber
Raisin
Pie
1
cup
seedless
raisins
23
cup
granulated
sugar
Vi
up
water
'2
cup
whipping
cream
I'.a
cups
milk
3
tablespoons
cornstarch
'
teaspoon
salt
teaspoon
vanilla
extract
bas
been
raieo-
n
v
t
very
often
pastry
does
desired
portions
and
roll
out.
Lemon
Cream
Pie
.
Va
cup
sugar
2Vz
tablespoons
cornstarch
aiure
up
to
"the
lona
es"
but
if
a
few
rules
j
.i
thrmld
he
nn
AIR
PASSENGERS
UWW
Ulf
OK
5
tablespoons
all-purpo.se
in
making
lenaer
naity
Pastry
for
double
8-inch
crust
Outbound
:
C.
lOrtniston,
To
Vancouver
D.
K.
Thomson,
Miss
jut
literally
melts
in
the
flour
'
teaspoon
salt
l2
cups
aiiik
2
egg
yolks,
well
beaten
i
run
lemon
iuirj
economists
offer
some
Rinse
rsisins,
drain
and
put
throut;h
food
chopper.
Combine
sugar
and
water
and
boil
until
golden
brown
In
color.
Add
cream
and
1
cup
milk;
cook
until
sugar
success!
ul
pastry
making.
M.
Morton.
Inbound:
From
Vancouver
W.
R.
Cummings,
J.
Morgan,
Mrs.
R.
DayJcin,
K.
E.
Kayter,
S.
Grant,
L.
Billmore,
C.
McLennan.
-
,
From
Sandspit
G.
Johnson.
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snouio.
ue
cuii...
I
mi
i.
i
ill
m
r.
-
,
i
,
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W
the
meinoa
lor
iioi
When
every-
pastry-
'Today
completes
my
thirtieth
year
of
perfect
punctuality,
if
a
cop
doesn't
nail
me."
coid
the
fat
will
not
melt
is
dissolved
.stirring
conUnu-ously.
Moisten
cornstarch
and
salt
in
remaining
'2
cup
milk
Add
to
boiling
mixture
and
cook
and
stir
until
thick.
Add
raisins
and
flavoring
and
bring
to
boil.
Remove
from
heat
and
cool
it
the
particles
of
flour,
jng
absorption
of
the
Vi
teaspoon
grated
lemon
rind
1
baked
9-inch
shell
2
egg
whites
2
tablespoons
sugar
Combine
sugar,
cornstarch
or
tlour,
salt,
milk
and
beaten
egg
yolks
arid
cook
in
top
of
double
boiler
until
thick,
stirring
frequently.
Add
lemon
juice
and
much
rolling
or
handling
Radio
Dial
1240
Kllocycl
CFPR
j
toughen
pastry.
Lightly
mm
the
centre
toward
"Do
you
love
me
more
than
anything
ef$
in
the
whole
wide
world?"
j;
(Subject
to
change)
slightly.
Pour
into
pastry-lined
pie
pan
and.
cover
with
top
crust.
Bake
in
Jiot
oven
(425
degrees
F.J
30
minutes.
,es
will
yive
the
best
re-
RUPERT
HAS
HEW
SKIPPER
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
port
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
under
command
of
Capt.
William
Eccles,
formerly
her
first
officer,
who
is
replacing
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell
who
is
standing
irind.
Cool
custard
slightly.
Fill
I
baked
pie
shell.
Top
with
a
mer-'
ingue
made
from
the
2
egg
whites
Doutth
Uiat
is
stretched
tit
back
when
heated
wilting
of
paslry
has
im-
I
and
2
tablespoons
sugar
and
bearing
on
the
finished
J
brown
in
a
moderately
slow
oven
325
degrees
F.
Yield:
one
9-inch
a
v
rv
hot
oven
for
thel
vTiy
sure.
Darling!
Except,
of
eourse,
there's
honey-golden
..."
"Honey
Golden,
eh?
I
knew
it
a
blonde!
I'm
going
home
to
mother!"
"Hey,
wait
a
minute!
I
mean
honey-golden,
malty-rich,
oh
-so-wonderful
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes!"
famous
Grape-Nuts
flavor
is
different
from
any
other
cereal
flavor
in
the
world."
"I
know.
I
know
because
they"
made
from
two
grains
instead
if
one."
,
i-.
"Sure
and
loaded
with
carbohydrates
and
minerals
and
other
food
essentials."
'
"You
win.
Go
ahead
and
haw
another
bowllul
and
I-think
4'li
join
you!"
'
-
n
or
15
minutes
is
essen-
Pe
V
LOS
ANGELES
C.
OF
C.
TO
VISIT
HERE
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Ethel
and
Albert
PJvl.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12,30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12.45
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Symphony
Concert
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Commentary
and
I
Learned
Late
2:45
Shiela
Presents
3:00
Varieties
of
Music
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
Star
3:20
Sketches
In
Melody
3:30
Divertimento
3:45
BBC
News
3:55
Eunore
Philpott
by
the
newly
built
Prince
George
ae
heat
causes
sudden
ex-
which-he
will
command.
"Oh.
that's
different!"
"Sure
they're
different!
That
Hotel.
.
A
.
I
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron
returned
to
the
city
from
a
visit
to
Ocean
Falls
today
on
the
Prince
Rupret.
o(
the
told
air
which
has
iculsed
in
the
pastry
dur-jing
and
also
sets
the
uickly.
The
temperature
n
be
lowered
to
cook
the
completely.
'
recipes
for
pastry
yield
nt
paste
for
one
9-inch
WEDNESD.lt
o.M.
4
;00
Eamund
ftockrlwgt
4:1a
Stock
.Quotations
;u)d
Int.
4.30
Especially
For
You
4:45
Maggie
Muggins
5:00
Rendez-vous
Room
5:30
Music
by
Goodman
5:45
According
To
the
Recoro
6:00
MacMillan
Club
Quiz
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:40
Recorded
6:45-TPlantatlon
House
Party
7;00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
Roundup
"7:30
Hertha
Olaz
8:00
Royal
Philahrmonic
Orchestra
9:00
Mozart
C
Minor,
Mass.
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
B.C.
News
10:15
Why
Laugh?
Prince
Rupert
D.
Morrison,
Sunnyside;
A.
J
Prince
Rupert
will
be
host
to
250
members
of
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
their
ladies
for
two
brief
periods
on
June
12
and
again
on
June
16.
The
party
will
resume
its
periodic
Alaskan
tours
on
the
first
trip
of
the
new
Canadian
National
steamship
Prince
George.
According
to
word
received
by,
trust
nie
and
one
9-inch
Nelson,
Seattle;
Capt.
H.
Doir-
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Hew
Creamed
Fresh
Maa
V
ALENTJN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVIO
on,
Vancouver;
G.
J.
Johnston.
(Vancouver;
A.
R.
Short,
Van-
Plain
Pastry
,
,,
couver;
W.
H.
Spencer,
Terrace;
,i
fi-
flour
'
,s
sifted
all-purpose
'.
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,'
W
.
il.
VVililOUIJ,
ftiiavc,
VT
I
41
rups
sifted
pastry
flour
You
read
If
in
the
News!
liscroft,
Terrace;
J.
N
Stewart;
L.
Billmore,
Huesiou
:
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-Vancou-
merce
Secretary
E.
T.
Apple-
easpoons
salt
wspoons
water
ver;
S.
M.
Grant,
Vancouver;
S
'whaite,
the
party
will
make
its
"GASSED"
UP
FOR!
SOMETHING
TO
GET
visits
in
the
course
of
a
pre-scheduled
trip
of
the
new
coastal
1,0
"
Olney,
Alert
Bay;
K.
E.
Hayter.
flour
and
salt.
Remove
Vancouver;
G.
D.
McLellaa
if
this
flour
and
mix
with
Vancouver;
V.
Allen,
Vancouver,
blending
to
a
smooth
ver:
L
Bachelor.
Vancouver:
K
liner.
The
Prince
George
will
Cut
the
shortening
into
Gould,
Premier;
J.
Sontag,
Alice
Saanich
Plumbers
CAN
SUPPLY
PAINT
FOR
ALL
YOUR
NEEDS
SEE
US
FOR
ADVICE
ON
RE-DECORATING
YOUR
HOME,
BOTH
INSIDE
AND
OUT
aainine
flour
until
the
Arm;
R.
Thornycroft,
Alice
Arm;
N.
R.
Cummlngs,
Vancouver;
J.
Morgan,
Vancouver.
THE
HIGHWAY
IS
NOW
OPEN!
To
ensure
motoring
comfort,
we
suggest
that
you
have
us
give
your
car
a
thorough
check-up.
Our
competent
service
will
Miake
your
Uips
and
outings
pleasant
motoring.
ire
the
size
of
small
peas.
flour
paste
into
the
flour
'mixture
and
combine
un-dough
clings
together,
into
desired
portions
and
irater
pastry
is
a
special,
10:20
We
-Speak
of
Genius
11:00
Weatner
Forecast
and
Sign
Off
THURSDAY-AM
7:30
Musical
CloUr
(
8:00
CBC
News
'
8:15
Song
Serenade
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9
00
BBC
News
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Song
9:45
Modern
Musicians
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Roundup
Time
10:45Scandinavlai
Melonifs
make
her
first
scheduled
trip
from
Vancouver
on
June
19.
The
party
will
arrive
at
9
a.m.
Saturday
June
12,
leaving
for
"
the
north
at
1
p.m.
the
same
day.
It
will
stop
at
Prince
Rupert
again,
southbound,
at
7
p.m.
June
d,
remaining
ntil
11:15
p.m.
Arrangements
for
the
tour
are
being
made
by
Charles
P.
Bay
er,
assistant
to
the
president
ol
the
,Los
Angeles
Chamber.
Mr
Bayer
has
visited
this
city
on
several
previous
trips
with
the
Los
Angeles
group.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News!
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
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Vancouver's
!
fourteenth
traffic
fatality
'of
,
1948
was
recorded
.Monday
j
night
when
Johu
Caldwell.
age
22,
succumbed
to
injuries
l
sustained
when,
struck
by
a
car
on
Burrard
Street
in
front
of
St.
Paul's
Hospital.
Hector
McDougall
Mouatt,
sixty-)
ear-old
pedestrian,
the
year
s
thirteenth
victim,
was
instantly
killed
ui
collision
with
an
automobile
in
the
West
End
district
Sunday
night.
BRITON'
IS
SLAIN
BELCRAIE
Tan
jug
News
Agency
said
Monday
that
a
j
British
Army
lieutenant,
whose
j
name
is
given
as
John
Edmoad
i
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ASTORIA'S
LIGHT
DELIVERY
&
MESSENGER
Prompt
Service
Burke,
was
shot
ami
killed
uy
a
Yugoslav
frontier
guard
.on
Yugoslav
territory
abcut
120
yards
from
the
Austrian
frontier
Mouday
afternoon.
Tti'
agency
said
the
iniiilent
took
place
on
a
route
leading
from
a
iroiilitr,
place
called
Ljou-belj.
YOl'THS
BLOWN
VP
VERNON
Iwo
youths
were
killed
and
two
.other
boys
were
seriously
injured
in
an
explosion
at
an
old
army
range
here
Sunday.
The
dead
are
Samuel
Kashuba
and
.
Mike
ChuUyk,
both
eighteen.
The
boys
had
gone
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