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Terrace
1
HOUSEKEEPING
I
Mrs.
V.
R.
Newtiouser,
Terrace
Reporter
I
TOE
WSS
FOOD
FOR
ALL
TASTES
ALMOST
EVERYBODY
LIKES
SOME
CHEESE
Mrs.
Edna
Mangus
and
her
son
over
Europe,
Miss
Norma
Ken-
Pelrr
are
leaving
on
Thursday
ncy.
R.N..
of
the
Victorian
Order
;
morning's
train
tor
London,
On-!
of
Nurses,
has
returned
to
Ter-
tario,
where
Peter
will
make
hi
Some
like
it
mild,
some
like
It
on
row
of
large
cheese
welghin?
strong,
but
most
everyone
likes
up
to
ninety
pounds
Is
a
familiar
it
very
much.
What
is
It?
To
be
sight
In
the
factory
curing
room
sure,
It
is
Canadian
cheese
with
'
where
they
are
stored
for
some
its
many
qualities
that
naturally
time
to
ripen
or,
in
other
words,
I
future
home,
his
mother
returning
after
visiting
with
relatives
i
there.
j
appeal
to
the
liking
of
all
those
to
develop
flavor
and
good
tex-
fflBlliii.,
Accompanied
by
her
son,
Mi
race
to
stay
awhile
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Lloyd
Johnstone.
'
Mrs.
W.
Osborne
returned
on
Saturday
evening's
train
from
Smithers
where
she
had
spent
the
week
with
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Constable
and
Mis.
E.
iZorn
to
whom
a
second
child,
a
son,
was
recently
born.
Miss
Elliott
Head
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Outpost
Hospital
suffering
from
a
septic
throat.
"BIG
SISTER
.
BLV'ES"
CARTOON
NEWS
1
P.M.
9
P.M.
STARTS
TODAY!
chael,
and
her
mother,
Mrs.
R.
Christy,
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Giggew
returned
last
week
from
Vancouver
where
she
recently
underwent
a
serious
operation
at
St.
Paul's
Hospital.
who
have
a
taste
for
good
food.
ture.
However,
the
family
shop-Thc
daily
meal-planner
doss
per
may
be
more
familiar
with
not
hesitate
to
extol
cheese
for
the
wrapped
pieces
of
Canadian
in
her
eyes
its
virtues
are
many.
Cheddar
of
varying
sizes
and
From
experience
she
knows
that
'
shapes
sold
In
many
shops
today
money-wise,
cheese
Is
one
of
the'
Cheddar
cheese
comes
In
twe
best
Items
to
put
on
her
grocery
colors,
white
and
yellow.
The
list.
She
knows
too
that
cheese
i
0nly
difference
between
the
two
is
a
year-round
standby,
always
i8
that
the
yellow
cheese
has
tn
be
found
in
the
shoDs
anl
i
u
Mrs.
E
S.
Laird
Is
relieving
above
all,
that
It
may
be
used
in;
makine
wh'He
the
so-called
George
Grant
returned
last
week
from
the
south
where
he
r?cently
went
by
car
on
a
two
weeks'"
holiday.
During
his
absence,
Tom
Walsh
relieved
at
the
telephone
office.
nurse
at
the
local
hospital.
.
.
.
They
don't
have
to
be
a
menace.
A
carefully
worked
out,
easy
to
follow
budget
makes
Wolloce
Department
Store
bill
paying
a
cinch.
We'll
be
pleased
to
help
work
out
a
budget
for
you
and
your
family.
Drop
in
today!
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
countless
ways
alone
or
combined
with
any
number
of
other
foods.
white
cheese
has
been
left
in
its
natural
color,
a
deep
rich
cream.
Colored
or
uncolored
it
is
sold
according
to
age
as
new
baking
powder.
Beat
egg
slightly,
minute).
Add
,
add
milk
and
combine
thorough,
j
stir
until
mpitn
.theta
1
ly
with
flour
mixture.
Add
cheese
vegetable
J
TtL
Em'
and
blend
well
to
make
a.
smooth
1
1.,,
i.
L'
wi
w
lr.
Canada
is
noted
for
her
Ched
Miss
N.
Beamish,
R.N.,
of
Prince
Rupert
has
arrived
to
take
up
nursing
duties
at
the
Red
Cross
Hospital.
dar
cheese
made
In
hundreds
of
(mud),
medium
and
old
(strong)
batter.
Dip
sprouts
In
batter
one
fresh
hrJ
..P!&s.in
s;
Doreen
Murie
leaves
at
the
be-binning
of
the
month
for
the
south
and
will
make
her
futura
home
at
Langley
Prairie.
lactones
aottea
ior
me
mosi
cheese
The
age
of
the
chee.-e
part
throughout
the
provinces
affects
IIavor
and
prlcej
the
of
Ontario
and
Quebec.
Row
up-
latter
due
t0
c0St
involved
in
at
a
time
and
drop
immediately
Into
hot
(375F)
deep
fat
and
cook
until
golden
brown,
about
""""""s
not
oven
,
Pour
sauce
over
vegetable
properly
storing
the
cheese.
Mrs.
Martin
Miller
is
much
better
after
her
illness.
Her
daughter,
Marilyn
of
Prince
Rupert
is
spending
the
winter
months
with
her.
3
minutes.
Yield;
Strangely
enough
Canadians
Six
aer
vines'
!ervings.
(2
sprouts
each)
Terrace
Church
Hallowe'en
Tea
do
not
eat
a
large
amount
of
their
own
good
cheese.
True,
the
1
consumption
is
slowly
but
stead-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
de
Kergom-meaux
and
son,
David,
accompanied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Harmon,
spent
a
few
hours
in
Terrace
on
Friday
on
their
way
by
car
to
the
interior
on
a
hunting
trip
as
far
as
Burns
Lake.
h
ir
ii
i
Stewart
i
'lly
increasing
but
is
still
below
uon
i
iiamn
f
the
mark
of
five
pounds
per
Canadian
per
year,
a
very
low
News
of
Francois
Lake
nn
Mal
VJ
figure
compared
to
that
of
many
other
countries.
Home
economists
remind
all
homemakers
that
cheese
and
TERRACE
The
Knox
United
Ladies'
Guild
held
their
annual
Hallowe'en
tea
and
sale
on
Saturday
afternoon
last
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hll
which
was
gaily
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
vegetables
make
an
excellent
Mrs.
Roed,
temporary
matron
of
the
Outpost
Hospital,
left
last
week
and
Miss
M.
Stewart,
assistant
supervisor
of
nurses
for
the
Canadian
Red
Cross,
is
In
charge
of
the
hospital
until
the
'successor
to
Mrs.
Roed
arrives.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Bredeau
and
Hallowe'en
motifs.
Convened
by
(food
team
and
give
these
three
Masquerade
Dance
at
Premier
Plane
Carries
Patients
District
Wants
Doctor
STEWART
Premier
Commun-'
dents
of
the
district
look
to
the
ity
Club
held
a
very
successful
,
mine
and
the
government
for
a
masquerade
dance
at
the
mine
;
lead
in
the
matter.
The
present
on
Saturday.
Success
of
the
j
salary
guarantee
Is
inadequate
daughter
have
moved
into
a
the
Guild
president,
Mis
F.
Ga-
examples
to
prove
the
point.
EAT!!
-
CALL
RED
656
Brussels
Sprouti
In
Cheese
Batter
cottage
near
Nicholson's
Mill
van,
the
afrair
was
highly
sue-where
Mr.
Bredeau
is
working,
cessful
and
the
financial
returns
jwere
very
gratifying.
Pourers
Fred
Rushton
is
rccoverini
!
were
Mrs.
A
Brooks,
Mrs.
C.
Cheese
Coated
rarsnips
8
small
parsnips
(4
cups
cubed)
j
l'i
cup
grated
Canadian
Che1-i
dar
cheese
(medium
or
oldi
Peel
parsnips,
cut
into
cubes
and
cook
In
a
small
amount
of
boiling
salted
water
until
tender,
about
15
minutes.
Drain
and
ro'l
In
grated
cheese.
Place
In
a
greased
shallow
baking
dish
In
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375'
F.,
until
golden
brown,
about
15
minutes.
Yield:
six
servings
13
cups).
Cheese
VfRetable
Rarebit
1
cup
tomato
Juice
1
tablespoon
butter
l'i
teaspoons
dry
mustard
j
2
teaspoons
Worcestershire
-
sauce
1
egg
3
cups
grated
cheese
3
cups
cooked
vegetables
!
8
slices
toast
.
!
Heat
tomato'
juice,
butter,
mustard,
Worcestershire
sauce,
salt;
and
pepper
in
top
of
double
boiler.
Add
well-beaten
egg
and
cook
1
pint
Brussels
Sprouts
(12
to
to
secure
the
services
of
a
com
After
a
long
trip
which
took
her
and
a
nursing
companion
ail
petent
medical
man.
15)
Vi
cup
flour
Few
grains
salt
Few
grain
pepper
Yx
teaspoon
baking
powder
1
egg
,4
cup
mtik
Hallowe'en
Party
By
Terrace
Girl
affair
was
lergely
due
to
the
residents
of
Stewart
who
ascended
to
the
mine
in
full
force.
The
Canadian
Legion
cancelled
their
whist
drive
to
enable
all
who
wished
to
attend
the
colorful
affair.
Many
and
varied
were
the
costumes
worn
by
the
Stewart
contingent
but
all
voted
il
was
well
worth
the
trouble.
Hallowe'en
Parly
A!
Terrace
Enjoyed
from
a
badly-burned
,
leg
sus-.
Thomas,
MMrs.
McLaren.
Servl-tained
when
gasoline
he
was
teurs
were
Mrs.
J.
McLeod.
Mrs.
pouring
Into
an
engine
Ignited
B.
Smith.
Mrs.
W.
Martin.
Mrs.
from
a
lantern
which
was
some
G.
May,
Mrs
R.
Sparkes,
Mrs.
F.
distance
away.
He
managed
to,Gavan,
Mrs.
P.
Mallett.
In
the
put
the
flames
out.
He
was
kitchen
were,
Mrs.
F.
Thoma.
taken
to
Burns
Lake
for
medi-
Mrs.
J.
Glen,
Mrs.
A.
Kennedy,
cal
attention.
I
Mrs.
W
Bush,
sr.
On
the
stalls
'were:
Homecooking,
Mrs.
R.
Mrs.
Hugh
Neave
entertained
!
Squires,
Mrs.
C.
Haugland;
on
Friday
evening
in
honor
of
I
needlework
and
novelty,
Mrs.
and
you
know
!
you
are
getting
j
THE
BEST
!
GROCERY
'
TERRACE
A
gay
Hallowe'en
party
was
held
at
the
home
of
Vi
cup
grated
Canadian
Ched-
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux
last
TERRACE
There
was
a
good
Saturday
evening
when
she
en-
variety
of
fancy
costumes
at
tertained
about
20
of
her
friends
'
Friday
night's
masquerade
which
f,
raH
7
mi
fan
J
was
held
in
th
IOOF
hall
and
aar
cneese
(
medium
or
oicu
Wash
sprouts
thoroughly
and
cook
In
a
small
amount
of
boiling,
salted
water
until
tender,
but
not
soft
about
10
minutes.
Mix
the
flour,
salt,
pepper
and
the
birthday
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
i
Mackay
and
Mrs.
Loveless.
Mrs.
John
Keefe.
Several
neighbors
P.
Fisher
acted
as
cashier.
'
....
attended
by
a
large
crowd
of
peo-
"
tume.
the
eins
were
ludiied
bv
I
a
.-.1T..
.t.
'played
whist
for
a
while
and;
The
weekly
plane
arriving
here
last
Thursday
brought
back
Miss
Joan
McKay
from
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
she
had
been
undergoing
medical
treatment.
On
the
return
trip
the
until
mixture
thickens
(about
3
"
i
pic.
mi
annual
iniau.
me
mas-
,
,
w
r
a
T.
i
j
l
.
i
x
I
mis.
jvicwaoD
ana
guts
went
w
querade
-
was
sponsored
by
the
the
prize
winners,
Beryl
Mc-
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Can-
then
lunch
was
served.
A
prettily
iced
cake
was
placed
before
the
guest
of
honor
who
blew
out
the
candles
in
the
approved
manner
before
cutting
it.
Lachlan
as
"Aunt
Jemima"
and
adlan
Leeion.
Music
wassuDnlied
Terrace
Cubs
Have
Apple
Day
plane
had
as
a
passenger
John
FINE
PRINTING
AT
Francois
Lake
Man
Encounters
Pack
of
Wolves
ESS
ran
nm
Haahli
who
had
the
misfortune
,
Bonnie
McColl
as
'Little
Bo
by
the
Legion
orchestra.
Mrs:.
!
to
dislocate
his
shoulder
and
had
I
PeeP-"
The
room
was
decorated
preer
wps
in
charge
of
the
rt-
to
go
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-jwitn
gay
Hallowe'en
motifs
and
Jreshments
which
were
served
;
eral
Hospital
for
treatment
'
balloons
and
the
usual
hallo-
Ut
miiinieht.
Mrs.
Hall
and
Mrs.
Ihere
being
no
doctor
here
ween
games
were
played.
Re-
I
'
A.
Kirkaldy
officiated
at
the
door.
freFhments
were
served
by
the
Judges
of
the
costumes
were.
Mr.
Rnr.ntatinn.
h
(
Uoune
hostess
assisted
by
Carol
M.
Wishtman
and
Mrs.
H.
Lyn-
TERRACE
Apple
Day
for
the
Cubs
was
held
on
Saturday
lust
with
headquarters
at
the
Anglican
rectory
The
Cubs
of
the
first
Te"rrace
group
made
$26.50
J.
Reed
Is
at
present
In
Vancouver
attending
Normal
School.
Mrs.
Reed
spent
some
weeks
In
Vancouver
but
is
now
home
When
Billiand
of
the
Catholic
group,
about
FRANmiS
T
AKE
again
although
she
expects
to
222
Second
A
Phono
24
v...
o
Jones
and
the
party
broke
up
dm.
The
best
dressed
man
was
'
made
by
the
Stewart
Hospital
go
back
soon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reed
Pratt
was
spotting
timber
fori
5
or
$6.
A.
O.
Boas
of
the
Prince
pxnect
to
return
when
the
term1
foiling
noa,
Rahinn
t
aito
h
was
Rupert
Scout
Association
donat-
i
about
10
o'clock.
Others
present
Sam
Kirkaldy
as
a
Mexican
and
included
Selma
and
Lyn
Far-
most
original
man.
Rabin
ES-
quam,
Ruth
Amdam,
Betty
Hoff-
wards
as
a
'
Sheik.
Clarence
man,
Ivy
Gillespie,
Betty
Lee
Michiel
took
the
men's
comic
vanStolk,
Patsy
McLachlan,
Eve-
prize,
dre.?ed
as
a
lady.
Bps',
Board
to
the
government
for
as-'
eistance
in
obtaining
the
services
of
a
doctor,
and
it
is
hoped
that
the
situation
will
be
cleared
up
.,
in
the
near
future.
It
Is
felt
ls
over
next
year.
j
startled
to
see
15
large
black
d
Prizes
to
the
highest
sellers
.
wolves
circling
him
quite
close,
and
the
winning
boys
were:
Nell
Although
snow
has
been
gen-
j
He
shot
four
and
the
rest
showed
Denis
McLeod
and
Jimmy
Har-eral
on
the
hills,
so
far
there
n0
fear
and
kept
quite
close.
He
per.
'
has
been
only
rain
here.
Roads
had
a
few
more
shells
but
did
Constable
Brue
presented
the
have
been
slippery
for
traffic'
not
use
them
In
case
of
emenj-
prizes
at
Monday,
night's
meet-It
continues
mild.
;
j
ency.
They
kept
him
there
for
ing
of
the
Cub
and
also
took
the
j
three
hours
before
they
decld5d
occasion
to,
talk
to
the
boys
Heat
and
Hunt,
tend
to
evaD-
to
move
off.
Thev
were
quite
about
Hallowe'en,
asking
their
&
C1'!W.u
aT,
1!
aVerna
Warner,
Diane
Labelle.'an
old
fashioned
ladv
Most
nre-
.
i
ly
180
men
at
the
Silbak
Pre-
raan
r,iUo,
Inni
Mr
w
KWh
,
rhr.
m
lor
iniirta
tiTnll
at?
nthnr
i-i-i
.
.
'
ZTt
V
V
!
!
Audrey
Murie,
Annette
c.
tt
:1U
.f
S,t!Wart
and
"yder'"0!deu
and
Marie
Smaha,
SAKDY'S
CAFE
(Next
door
to
ttdmont
Hotel)
opaetn
6.30
1
A
Good
Place
to
Eat
Frank
as
a
neero.
Honorable
mention
w.ent
to
Mrs.
S.
Kirkaid
and
Mrs.
C.
Michiel
as
slaD-hamr
!
orate
the
alcohol
base
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