mixture.
Cook
3
minutes
longer.
Add
cheese,
butter,
lemon
Juice
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
10,
1950
Seeding
Near
HOUSEKEEPING
Completion
shells
(Fills
10-12
me.
tarts).
Variations:
1.
Cover,
tar
to'
with,
meringue
and
bake
untif
lightly
browned,
2.
Fold
2
stiffly
beaten
egg
Terrace
Church
Receives
Gill
WINNIPEG
Seeding
of
the
"
western
spring
crop
is
virtually
REFRESHING
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
THESE
WARMER
DAYS
I
typesi
of
teen-age
groups
in
the
church.
J
July
10
1
this
year
marks"t&
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
Uje
United
Church
of
Canada.
ctal
services
will
be
held
throughout
"
the
.
country
next
Surtajr.
The
anniversary
service
at
Knox
United
Church
will
be
held
fh
ove
whites
into
filling
after
It
is
completed
ov-'rapidly
nearing,
completion
hv
all
major
crop!
Areas
excent
central
and
south-1
Afternoon
Jea-Evening
Social
COTTAGE
CHEESE
IN
SUMMER
Cottage
cneese
salad
platter
i
MEALS
may
combine
cucumbers,
carrots,
TERRACE
Knox
United
tart
shells.
em
Manitoba,
according
to
the
Church
recently
received
a
gift
Us
Miss
Muffet
has
long
been
a
friend
nf
phlM
nnrdo
mil
ivlarv
All
fri.lfa
I
3.
fiace
1
teaspoon
of
grape
weekly
rop
report
of
.
the
De-
of
two
turned
red
birch
collec-
"
J
vv,.;i
j
Pnt.hnlln
j
'
coupled
,
'
:
Jelly
in
bottom
of
I
partment
of
Agriculture
of
the
tion
plateg
from
H
v
Haight
of
the
morning.
blend
with
cottage
cheese
so
that
:
or
currant
tart
shells
T:
":T.eu
a
"Knt
ner
slttln
n
her
tuffet
eating
i
before
filling
with
Ltnacuan
national
ttaiiwayi.
in
jculine
at.nos-itea
In
the
Annunciation
Hall
nn
hor
pm.
a
.v,
.
the
salad
may
be
varied
as
the
United
Church
,
Thursday
afternoon,
and
theiatelv
the
ohn.Z
,f
;"
r
10
season-.
.'the
latter
areas
coarse
sralni!"c'
land
flax
are
still
being
sown,
is
a
hobby
of
Mr.
Haight
and
he
iwlth
some
farmers
declarlna
is1
eivliiK
similar
plates
to
other
King
gale
in
tne
day's
activities
extended
into
the
'
not
ren
hZ
Vk-
the
cur(U
.
vaults
set
In
gelatine
may
be
t
Hull
Thursday
.tvenlng
when
the
last
J
.,lhat
and
lm
aooeallntr
If
set
in
tin
chees
mixture.
Cottage
Fruit
Salad
l2
tablespoons
gelatine
14
cup
cold
water
.
1
up
sweetened
syrup
their
Intentions
to
continue,
newly
erected
United
Churches.
NORTHAMPTON,
England
Magistrates
here
fined
a::
fellow
magistrate,
Col.
R.
M.
Raynsford,
7s
6d.
$1.16
for
keeping
a
dog
without
a
lkentfe.
Which
were
considered
ceeding
until
June
13
or
20,
li
ft
treat
by
Miss
Murret
from
ffrju'j'-
'
"a"c
jaiucii
was
neia.
Both
I
wun
cottage
cneese.
were
were
actually
m.ii.
cottaire
.,
rhPP
u
Art,
cookies.
Dreaa,
.Vents
were
well
attended
Last
week
at
the
meeting
of
the
Young
People
of
Knox
United
Church,
Lorna
Melvin
and
Colleen
Sites
were
chosen
to
Perhaps
these
children
Cottage
cheese
with
Jam
or
....
-,nn
thpm-
rm
VA
rv....t.1l
...
.
""any
many
cr
U
necessary.
Good
rains
were
received
within
the
post
24
hours
m
southern
Saskatchewan
and
a
treat
cot'
(fruit
Jellies
and
crisp
crackers
canned
pears
3
tablespoons
vinegar
'
12
cup
cofd
water
3
cloves
'
Few
drops
green
coloring
ifjii
ur.-.
-
i...v
the
Catholic
Women's
League.
U'
.was
convener
convener
nf
o'
the
the
ton
tea
vi,
B
uieese
can
be.
They
may
.
i
i.
..from
Up
t0
oe-,was
not
even
know
the
taste
of
cot-
western
Manitoba
and
rains
represent
uie
group
v,.wH
nisi,
nceurrori
Mrllor
In
th
Krt-
Council
to
be
held
at
Keats
Is-
make
s
welcome
and
easily
assembled
dessert
at
any
time
of
the
year.
.-.,
the
nonroxl
WEDDING
PHOTOS
.
Family
Group,
Children
t
For
particulars
Ph.
Green
389T
Call
at
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
4th
St.
Box
645i
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
1
cup
creamed
cottage
cheese
I
U10nt0tl
territory.
j
land
near
Vancouver
at
mouth
3
tablespoons
mayonnaise
Earlier
sown
wheat
Is
wel
j
of
Howe
Sound
from
June
za
to
above
ground
In
all
provinces
July
8.
This
camp
is
for
sel-
1
eup
diced,
canned
pears
Cottage
cheese
is
fine
In
many
hot
foods.
Added
to
scrambled
eggs
It
Is
a
good
luncheon
dish.
m
that
attended,
the
tea
room
and
Mis.
R.
E.
C
e'
',
few
nien
entered
Moors
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blaln
pre-
Cottage
cheese
is
an
excellent
sided
at
the
pouring
table
wjiich
fox
Iur
chlldren
and
adults
w
receiving
the
v,.as
covered
with
a
handsome
alike-
Commercially
it
Is
made
pr.
L.
M.
Greene
white
lace
cloth
and
centre
tTom
8klm
mllk
10
which
a
cul-0.
Stiber.
with
a
silver
basket
containing
,
ture
is
added
to
produce
a
curd.
i
cups
mcea,
unpeeied
apple
(Weather
has
been
windy
with
ected
girls
from
the
various
Soak
gelatine
in
cold
water
for
quite
variable
temperatures.
Tasty
fillings,
dumplings
and
pancakes
using
"nK.
"nd
cloves
in.
also
dell-iwater-
Hi
are
v;
aiou
v
,
aa
Mil
11151
cwivnv
Uiiued
dry
wiUi
Uung
mtUj
snd
cool
flights.
Flood
damage
is
considered
about
over
with!
For
Summer
Wear,
Tropical
Spun
us
A.
i.
'Tony
beautiful
tulips
and
white
bas-After
heating
at
low
tempera-
?
also
supfrvlsed
In
irets.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
W.
A.;
ture,
to
separate
the
curd,
and
Entertainment
was
pierce.
Mrs.
Robert
Armslrone
pressing
as
much
whey
as
pos-
..
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
..
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1
1
1
1.
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1
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1
r
1
"Oiling
point,
mi
lor
2
mmuin
cious
desserts.
"These
tested
,
,,.
.,
land
remove
the
cloves.
'Add
the
spiifa.
una
mrs.
u.
iwiussi
ana
Mrs.
j.'siui"
jrom
it,
cream
is
oiten
soaked
gelatine
and
stir
until
roost
of
the
snow
in
the
moun
-
dissolved.
Add
green
coloring,
tains
having
melted
with
aj
was
Henry
riuym.
were
presented
Chill
until
partially
set.
In
the
f
adual
run-off.
No
change
in
icciira
aic
wwit.il
1.11115.
LeiAon
Cheese
Tarts
-
Va
cup
milk
Vz
cup
sugar
;
2
tabelspoons;
flour
Richards
was
cashier.
Tea
room
added
to
give
that
nice
smooth
assistants
were
Mrs.
J.
Basso
and
,
texture.
Cottage
cheese
so
made
Mrs.
O.
P.
Lvons.
The
home
'
contains
approximately
the
same
m,niim
ki,
th
.4r.r,
previous
irun
prospecvs
is
m-
Dr.
R.
Mam
and
dicated
but
the
season
Is
about
LADIES
DRESSES
$4
rooklntr
table
was
in
charee
of
amount
of
fat
as
whole
milk,
as
cheese
and
mayonnaise.
Add
to
partially
set
gelatine
mixture
three
weeks
later
than
usual.
jna
chum
i
m
wira.
nuns
mnaio.
Mrs.
Hiennen
it
takes
approximately
one
galr
t
each
j
and
beat
with
rotary
beater
untf
.
light.
Fold
in
pears
and
apple.
Turn
Into
moistened
mould
ana
l
,ibv
A.
S.
Nicker-
Dunas
snd
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith.
ion
of
milk
to
make
one
pound
iMorV-y.
Tea
pour-j
winners
for
the
season
in
the
'of
cottage
cheese,
one
ounce
or
:
A.
W.
Large,
J.
H.
)Card
tournament
were
annonnc
j
two
tablespoons
of
the
cheese
Pinch
of
salt
2
egg
yolks
'
1
V2
cups
creamed
cottage
;
cheese
t
1
tablespoon
butter
1
lemon
(Juice
and
rind)
LONDON
W
Postmaster-General
Ness
Edwards
says
steps
e
w
s:.-n
a
ii
a
a.
u
eo
at
in?
ever.ine
anair.
iheviin
nhn.it
onuoi
in
fnnH
vninn
ti
were
Mrs.
S'ephen
Dumas
in
'
an
n
,m,.
r
miit-
chill
until
firm,
unmould
on
crisp'
lettuce
leaves.
Yield:
six
servings.
16-V20
Fraser'
&
Payne
whist.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Sounder
In
j
crlbbage
and
Garnet
Hull
in'
I
are
being
taken
to
raise
the
1
standard
of
cleanliness
In
tele-:
phone,
kiosks.
He
said
he
would
not
introduce
"no
smoking"
no-'tlces
Irw
booths
they
would
be
Ineffective!
.
:
Heat
milk;
'
Add
sugar,
flour
and
salt.
Cook
mixture
until
thick,
stirring
constantly.
Pour
irriM
were
W.
D.
.tlord
Moore,
Charles
i
David
R.
Hay.
Vjwas
given
bv
Fire
jt
leer,
Harold
Hamp-ii.w.an
and
Sanny
brldee.
j
CARDIFF,
Wales
O
Wales
expects
to
have
8,000,000;
acres
a
Cottage
cheese
Is
excellent
at
any
season
but
Is
particularly
good
in
hot
weather
meals.
The
slight
tartness
lends
a
zest
to
the
appetite
and
mnkes
It
a
Tf-lreshingly
cool
as
well
as
nutrl-
some
of
mixture
,
Into
egg
yolks
remaining
forest
in
50
years
time.
blend
and
return
to
Pr'.ze-winners
for
the
eveninc
.pRslon
of
card?
were:
brldee
Miss
Marv
stori
and
Mrs.
A
Turcotte;
cribbaRe,
D.
Pollock
ond
Mrs.
L.
I
men:
whist.
M.
J.
.
.
.
.
,
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f.wwl
fnt
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flatltf
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BOSS
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THAT
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RgAU.X
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CAM'T
)
!
during
the
summer
Faunrlers
nrt
M
V
MMlpr
i
menus
months.
Here
are
a
few
which
come
from
j
Raffl-
winners
were:
rhlffor
rake
Ti
pnllnrk:
crocheted
dollies,
Mrs.
L.
Doiron:
hamper
of
suggestions
the
home
"recedes.
Mr?
.
Robert
Arm-
economists.
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:
NEW
PREMISES
(Continued
Trom
page
5)
SIMM
E
R
SOWLING
;JRNAMENT
'.m
Events
and
Djubles
be
In
June
15th
-to-
jie
Rupert
trnne.
The
ra'fles
were
In
char"?
of
Mrs.
E.
Telseth.
Refreshments
were
served
under
e
direction
r-f
Mrs.
O.
R.
Brett.
M-.
D.
Mulrnnev,
Mrs.
C.
P-fhaeffor
ar1
Mr.
Pierre
Le
Ross.
,
.
'
hold
garage
and
storage
spaes
with
a
special
two
story
rack
for
storing
kiln
dried
lumber.
The
second
floor
of
the
build-in?
will
house
the
various
special
deoartments
of
the
com
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Recipes
ing
Alleys
pany
and
will
be
undv
the
supervision
of
warehouseman
Ftea.
Wagner.
There
will
be
as
Faint
Department,
Roofing
De-'
partment.
Tire
extinguisher
ftml
rechargmer
room
and
a
logglrtg
equipment
and
supplies
depart-,
V
home
with
fry
Kaffir
ill
3S)
1(
dagooo,
V
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lr
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(
vamts
to
speak
U
that
15
r-fy
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JlMSF
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Raisin
Ginger
Cookies
1
cup
seedless
raisins
'"
"
H
cup
bofling-'watef
,4
cup
butter
or
margarine
I4
cup
shortening
V3
cup
brown
sugar
(packed)
'4
cup
molawas
3
cups
sifteJ
all-purpose
flour
i
teaspoon
soda
ment.
At
the
side
of
the
building
will
be
the
retail
lumber
yard
FAINT
DECORATE
fflor
or
Interior
m
or
BKl'SII
teaspoon
salt
1
paper
Hanging
teaspoons
ginger
JIUTF.ST
PAINT
measuring
140
feet
by
100
reet.
Tie
coal
department
of
the
bt.finess
will
remain
at.
the
old
location
on
the
wharf.
But
the
old
bulldint
at
the
Whirl
HI
be
removed
a3
soon
a;:
pjss.ule.
The
culmination
of
thU
Ulo;t
pew
building
program
will
piV-vide
Priwce
Rupert
and
distr.ct
with
supplies
of
lumber,
machinery,
building
supplies-paints,
etc.,
for
almost
every
1
jac
asf?
rs
"S'l
I
couldn't
GET
S
;I
V,
vou
must?
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Cfend
MATUIKi
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233
11th
St
3
teaspoon
nutmeg
'a
teaspoon
cloves
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
Chopped
blanched
almonds
.
Rinse
raisins
In
hot
water,
drain
and
chop
fine.
Combine
r-oiling
water,
butter
and
shortening.
Stir
in
sugar
and
molasses.
Sift
flour
with
soda,
salt,
spices
and
baking
powder
and
stir
into
first
mixture.
Blend
in
nhil
thoroughly.
Roll
requirement-
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Cut
into
desired
shapes
and
sprinkle
with
almonds.
Plaee
on
cooky
sheet
and
bake
in
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
F.)
about
10
minutes.
Cookies
may
be
frosted
If
desired.
Makes
about
3
dozen
cookies.
lo
beared
tannine
ERGE
COOK
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tment
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in
he
took
a
very
active
political
and
civic
life
here
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served
as
President
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
President
of
the
Rotary
Cub.
Chairman
of
the
Civic
Association.
Alderman,
and
was
the
Conservative
candidate
for
this
district
in
a
federal
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election.
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Mr.
Phllpott
and
Mr.
Evitt
have
been
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
two
months
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and
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