Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
11,
1950
(Tradition
At
Veteran
Priest
Now
At
Terrace
Terrace
PTA
Has
Good
Year
HOUSEKEEPING
fUex
Mitchell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
1
Mrs.
Arvid
Sandhals,
Ward
Cary
Christening
,
5.
Peters
(Terrace),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
Smithers
.
"?
Charles
Collins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
i
In
St.
At
a
quiet
ceremony
S.
NickereonL
Canon
Basil
S.
I
PIES
NOT
MATTER
OF
LUCK
BUT
GOOD,
CAREFUL
COOKING
Andrew's
Anglican
Rev.
Father
E.
M.Xeray
O.M.I.,
after
having
been
stationed
lor
many
years
at
Smithers
as
par-
Cathedral
j
prockter.
Mrs.
3.
.
Fred
Ritchie,
Trv
a
Dniiv
News
Classified.
TERRACE
The
Terrace
Parent-Teaclxer
Association,
which
had
Its
animal
meeting
Thursday
night,
had
a
successful
early
Saturday
evening
Douglas,
Miss
Nina
Youngman,
Mr.
and
'.
.
In
mind.
1
ish
Driest,
has
been
transferred
ALL'S
Too
much
flour
makes
tough
Pies
Not
Matter
of
Link
But
Good,
Careful
Cooking
PIES
Sincere
thanks
should
go
to
the
name'ess
cook
who
first
made
pies
with
fruit
Instead
of
George
Prizzeil,
infant
son
of
j
Alderman
and
Mrs.
O.
Douglas
Frizzell,
was
christened
In
the
presence
of
members
of
the
fam-!
iiy
and
friends.
Rev.
Canon
j
Basil
S.
Piocktor
officiated
at
and
active
year,
according
to
the
report
of
Mrs.
Campbell,
the
retiring
president.
Principal
project
has
been
towards
the
establishment
of
a
dental
clinic
for
which
the
sum
RAIN
COATS
Kodak
Camera
'
to
Terrace
where
Father
Racette
'
O.M.I,
will
remain
as
assistant
Some
years
ago
Father
Leray
was
'
stationed
In
Prince
Rupert,
going
bf-up-..,i
pastry.
Too
much
shortening
makes
the
pastry
dry
and
crumbly
-Too
much
liquid
makes
heavy
pastry.
Too
much
handling
spoils
the
tender
texture.
the
meat
which,
for
generations.
)Chfflenw
pies"
en-
from
here
to
Dawson
and
then
had
been
used
in
the
of
$200
was
raised.
Dr.
McPher-son,
the
-new
dentist
here,
ha3
been
Invited
to
attend
the
next
joyed
in
England
The
fruit
pies
originated
through
necessity
NAVY
BLUE
GABARDINE
DOUBLE
BREASTED
STYLE
film.
.
,
printing
and
coming
to
Smithers.
He
Is
expecting
to.
visit
Prince
Rupert
soon
to
renew,
acquaintances.
Father
Leray
is
a
veteran
of
the
French
army
la
World
War
U
xl
is
aw
wiiiuj
meeting
of
the
Association
and
the
novice
often
in
stymbles
ex
Qf
&
denta,
her
efforts
to
make
the
perfect
,
cUnlc
fM
or
thg
clinic
has
pie,
she
works
with
the
pasfy
been
set
at
$3
per
chM.
Theclinlc
too
long.
OT1
whtrh
Mrs
Van
Rt.nl
It
re-
the
ceremony.
Wilfred
Watson
of
Smithers
and
Alex
Mitchell
were
godfathers
and
Mrs.
Tommy
Fraser
of
Ttrrace
was
godmother.
The
beautif-.il
long
christening
gown,
which
was
daintily
hand
embroidered
and
lace-trimmed,
has
been
used
in
such
ceremonies
in
the
mother's
family
for
gen-
when,
after
the
American
Revolution,
meats
and
poultry
were
scarce.
Without
doubt,
this
unknown
person
gave
the
North
American
continent
its
favourite
$35.00
urging-
SILK
LINED
SHOWERPROOF
"QVhe
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
The
pastr
is
most
important
1
1
ported,
is
for
pre-school
and,
in
pie-making
but
it
Is
the
filling
Grade
I
children
Registrations!
that
gives
it
the
character.
Apple
'have
so
far
been
coming
in
rather1
pie
with
cheese
is
an
old
favorite,
j
slowly.
dessert.
The
homemaker
wha
is
able
to
make
good
pastry
holds
the
key
to
popularity
in
her
home
and
eratloni.
Douglas
George
was
the
fifth
generation
to
wear
it.
In
Fraser
and
Payne
community.
Home
economists1
say
that
there
is
no
good
or
bad
Here
the
cheese
is
added
to
the
The
meeting
Thursday
night
pie
crust
with
excellent
results,
decided
,
on
recommendation
of
Apple
Pie,
Cheese
Crust
I
Miss
Annie
Lips,
to
lnstal
a
Line
pie
plate
with
pastry.
bulletin
board
at
the
school
in-Cover
with
layer
of
thinly
sliced
stead
of
a
showcase
as
had
been
luck
in
pastry
making.
It
Is
accuracy
in
measuring
and
care
tin
handling
that
counts.
There
lr
many
ewelVnt
methods
and
I
recipes
for
pastry.
The
following
',
modern
method
of
mixing
pastry
traditional
manner
a
flounce
of
lace
is
added
before
each
chris-'
tening.
Following
the
church
ceremony
a
reception
was
held
In
the
beautiful
home
of
Alderman
and
Mrs.
Frizzell
on
First
Avenue
where
friends
and
members
o!
the
family
gathered
to
extend
best
wishes
to
the
parents
and
apples.
A!!wi--2
About
2
table-
iorieinally
planned.
spoons
of
sugar
to
each
anple,)
Pending
decision
on
the
winner,
i'r
sprinkle
sugar
over
layer
of
ap-
ithe
J5
citizensnlp
award
oi
tne
nlc
Dot.
with
butter.
Reneat
un-
a
r
social
ion
nag
not
yet
Deen
makes
it
almost
failure-proof.
til
the
Die
Is
well
filled.
Roll
Vi
:
given
out.
cud
of
grates
cneese
into
me
ine
ftssociai'on
wui
num
a
ub
a
lona
life
of
haDOiness
to
thel:
!
I
infant
son.
1
(Plain
Pastry)
3
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
or
3Vj
cups
pastry
ftoui
1
Vi
teaspoons
salt
6
tablespoons
cold
water
cup
lard
or
mild-flavoured
fat
Mix
flour
and
salt.
Remove
Vi
cup
of
the
flour
and
blend
the
pastry
for
the-wpper
erust:
Cover
,
cay
on
September
m
witn
Mrs.
gpnles
with
the
cheese
crust,
j
Hamilton
in
charge.
Hcadquar-Mske'ln
a
hot
oven
425
deg.
F.,
ters
will
be
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
'
for
15
minutes.
Reduce
heat
to
D.
G.
Little.
350
deg.
V..
and
bake
20
to
30
j
A
social
period
and
refresh-minutes
longer,'
or
until
apples
'.ments
followed
the
close
of
the
At
midnight
a
delicious
buffet
,
supper
was
served
by
the
hostess
j
from
a
beautifully
appointed
i
tauic,
cuycicu
Willi
a
jvjcij
(.ui-
m
a
,
f
Psi
f'im
meeting.
water
into
it,
making
a
smooth
are
tender
(Plum
Pie)
Pie
paste
baby's
grandmother,
Mrs.
George
Frizzell.
The
table-
was
centred
l
paste.
Cut
the
fat
into
the
re
boiler.
Soak
gelatine
in
cold
water
YES
.
.
.
STEP
RIGHT
UP!
WE
HAVE
THE
SUIT
FOR
YQU!
with
the
top-layer
of
the
parents'
,
23
cup
sugar
jfor
five
minutes.
Beat
egg
yolkf
IF
YOU
ARE
WISE
YOU
WILL
OUTFIT
THE
LADS
AT
THE
wedding
cake
and
flanked
on
jwith
sugar,
salt
and
nutmeg.
Add
mainlng
flour
until
the
pieces
are
the
size
of
small
peas.
Mix
in
the
flour
paste,
combine
until
the
dough
clings
together.
Chill
before
rolling.
Makes
enough
Dash
of
clove
(optionau
3
tablespoons
flour
Few
grains
of
salt
3
enn"!
sliced
plums
(about
IV,
lbs.)
either
side
wtlh
silver
candle-bras
in
which
stood
tall
white
tapers.
Music
and
dancing
were
enjoyed
throughout
the
evening.
hot
milk
gradually,
then
cook
in
top
of
double-boiler,
about
10
minutes.
Remove
and
stir
In
soaked
gelatine
and
vanilla.
Chili
SHOP
SPORTS
pastry
for
3
nine-inch
pie
shells;
or
1
double
crust
and
1
nine-inch
shell;;
er
3
dozen
two-Inch
tart
I.'pp
fl"
rMe
nlatp
with
nstrv.
Right
out
eX
the
designer's
sketch
book
.
,
.
singlt
and
Invited
guests
included
Ald.
flour
and
salt.
until
partially
set.
Then
beat
with
Mix
sugar,
cloves
and
Mrs.
G.
B.
Casey,
Aid.
and
!
shells.
.
IfJnrinkle
a
small
nortion
"f
mix
Mrs.
J.
Foreman,
W.
J.
Crawford
.
There
are,
however,
several
ture
Qver
unbaked
pie
shell.
Com-
double
breasted
suits
.
.
.
carefully
tailored
by
master
Jackets
Trousers
0
Suits
rotary
beater
and
lastly
fold
in
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
Into
the
baked
pie
shell
and
sprinkle
with
the
grated
chocolate
Chill
until
set.
Yield:
one
;
Stewart),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
WUf
I
colnls
nlcn
3
e
w
ce7
bine
sliced
plums
with
remain
craftsmen
of
luxurious,
'
Watson
(Smithers),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
dor
nf
m(xt.iiM
and
fill
shell.
Ar-
,
Tommv
Fraser
(Terrace),
Mr,
hard-wearing
fabrics.
.
.
.
0
Raincoats
Hals
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Kellett,
Mr.
and
-inch
pie.
We
have
a
tremendous
i
Mrs.
Gordon
Acton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Hickey,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Delf,
J.
D.
McLeod,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tlassified
Advertising
Pay3
selection
of
styles
to
choose
rrom,
Suits
that
are
exactly
to
your
taste
and
priced
to
please.
Come
in
and
see
them
today.
Iranae
a
lattk-e
work
of
"i
oast
over
top
of
pie.
Cake
in
hot
oven
400
dee.
F..
for
30
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings.
Note
As
an
alternate
to
Cloves
sorinkle
Vi
teasooon
amond
flavouring
over
plums.
(Choml-te
Topn-rt
Pic)
1
baked
B"
oie
shell
.
IVi
cups
milk
By
CHIC
YOUNG
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Diabolical
Device!
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2
egg
yelks
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In
GABARDINES
AND
WORSTEDS
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salt
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exr',.t
2
egg
whites
2
f'osr'orms
grated
hc-olate
Scald
milk
in
top
of
double
Acme
Clothing
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r
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and
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Boots
meal.
Don't
slamp
it
-
and
feel
is
an
important
Brekfast
tired
irritable
later.
Wise
mothers
never
forget
that
a
good
breakfast
helps
M
the
family
get
through
the
morning
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An
able
food
expert
planned
a
food
specially
made
for
breakfast
Grape-Nuts
the
favorite
of
millions
!
Make
breakfast
more
nutritious,
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
1
'ft
enjoyable.
Include
appetizing
drape-Nuts
for
better
nourishment.
Made
frr.m
mtiolp
wheat
and
malted
barley,
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-
Grape-Nut,
Serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Then
prove
to
yourself
the
crunchy,
rich-flavored
goodness
of
famous
Grape-Nuts.
useful
amounts
of
carbohydrates,
And
Grape-Nuts
provides
minerals
and
proteins.
Many
other
uses.
Consult
the
package
for
various
cooking
recipes.
Today,
ask
your
grocer
for
Grape-Nuts.
ie
the
recipe
shown
here?
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in
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son.
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Fitters
vs.
The
cost
is
.
Change
to
Grape-Nuts.
little.
But
it
tot
int.
One
serving
is
Just
two
tablespoon
costing
less
than
a
cent.
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