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,
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ti
ied
Church
Extension
1
It's
Maple
Syrup
Timt
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mw,
Wednesday,
April
8,
law
JNears
Halfway
Markj
Smithers
Pledges
$1000
To
Hospital
Ktial
Uj
Th
Dally
Npw
r."
.
-1
,.,
f
li',
yew
the
$000,000
objective.
Metropolitan
I'",'.,,,
i,
o!
Canada
Toronto,
too,
has
shown
vitality
Cuiiuln
ha
having
reported
one-half
of
lu
.Yt.-u!
of
SllM.OOu
rouI
of
$500
000
already
raised
'
,i
i
Jm.m
goal
Winnipeg
lias
rained
$i5
00'i
and
pent
I
Vancouver
SIM.000
.-.r
,
3,.',.,
.inrcd
Uxiay
by
I
."jr.
Macdonuld
aid
Canada'
Home
Economist
To
Show
Women
How
To
Cook
Fish
Housew-ive
in
Prince
Rupert
'
Wednesday-St.
Andrew's
Wo-next
week
will
get
some
proles-
men's
Auxiliary,
Order
of
the
sional
personal
instruction
in
Royal
Purple
Ladies,
and
the
many
different
ways
of
cooking
St.
Peter's
WA
fish
for
table
consumption.
,
Thursday-Conrad
3choo,'P
Arriving
here
to
begin
a
series
TA.
centennial
Rebekah
Lodge;
of
lectures
and
demonstration
Soroptimists.
Ho
pital
W
A.,
S-
"
CWeZ
nPXt
Mnday
Pau!
s
LadiM
AirJ.
and
the
Regu-Miss
Mary
w
B.
Allman.
home
econ-
lar
Baptist
W
A.
yu,
,i(,::.ii(i,
i
""""
,
increnuea
population
and
the
i
i
oii'iiiitn-e
on
:
marked
expansion
of
industry
'
ii
tin'
uimea
j
have
resulted
in
the
creation
of
i
;iHlM'"l
tK
si
Friday
Borden
Street
Snhool
P-TA,
Sor.ja
Ladies
Aid
and
the
LOBA.
I
v
,
-,.
:
'
J
..
-
'!.
scores
or
new
housirm
dutrii
i.
and
suburban
communities.
He
said
Canada
ha
literally
scores
of
unchurched
or
inadequately
churched
urea
distributed
throughout
the
major
urban
centre
across
the
nation.
Surveys
have
revealed
that
the
United
Church
mut
assist
In
the
building
of,
at
least,
200
churches
In
these
new
communi
ties
and
provide
about
75
manses
Purftfifc
(if
ruiilnu
U,
o
rjui
Utuft
by
limn
Df.ilm.
TMt
titling
hi
f
stun
t
Every
once
in
a
w
hile
we
all
love
a
ricli,
luscious-looking
dessert
particularly
when
having
guctis
in
for
lunch,
afternoon
lea
or
dinner.
1
his
cake
is
especially
nice,
too,
because
it
s
made
with
maple
syrup.
MAPLE
CAKE
000
Is
Ui
help
the
people
in
these
j
'new
areas
build
.churches
and
i
Vx
cup
shortening
Vj
cup
sugar
.
Vi
cup
maple
sugar
1
teaspoon
vamlla
2
eggs,
beaten
.
n
-
f
S
r
hMi-iim
-iitm
.,-
in
wiaaafirii
iiifiniia
i
m
provide
Sunday
Schools
for
their
j
families.
j
Moic
than
75
PtcsliyUiies
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
:
have
acrepted
objectives
In
the
Church
extension
campaign,
u
is
anticipated
another
25
presby-;
tcrle
will
participate
in
tlie!
drive.
Dr.
Mardonald
cunlend.i
that
never
at
any
lime
In
our
Can-
I
'adlan
hlnUiry
has
the
United
Church
or
Its
parent
bodies
fac-
;
I
ed
a
greater
challenge
and
op-
purtunlty
to
extend
the
Kint;dm
fillirrili-inn
it'll
-1
KMi
liitK,-).
village
vuiiiuiiMsiuiiei
s
p
i
e
u
guu
$1,000
toward
construction
of
a
20-bed
addition
to
Bulklcy
Valley
District
Hospital
at
its
regular
meeting
Monday.
The
campaign
for
$15,000
the
communllv'g
part
of
the
estimated
$80,000
cost
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Legion,
gets
under
way
May
1.
The
addition
will
be
called
the
Memorial
wing
In
memory
of
Smithers
and
district
war
dead.
Thermometers
registering
the
progress
of
the
campaign
will
1
elected
and
by-law
aulliuiil
authorizing
their
location
at
two
places
on
Main
Street
will
bo
soucht
by
commissioners.
Non-payment
of
charges
for
ambulance
service
by
the
majority
of
users
was
discussed.
The
rate
of
$5
in
Smithers
and
40
cents
additional
per
minute.
running
mile
out
of
the
village
was
considered
reasonable.
However,
a
cheek
will
be
made
on
rates
charged
elsewhere.
The
ambulance
purchase
was
sponsored
by
Smithers
Rotary
Club
and
it
was
turned
over
to
the
village
for
use
In
November.
1S52.
The
volunteer
fire
brigade
assumed
responsibility
for
maintenance
?nd
operation.
Fire
Chief
Harry
Haywood,
present
at
the
meeting,
emphasized
that
services
of
the
fir.-men
were
free
and
that
trips
out
of
town
frequently
took
considerable
time.
They
are
also
rubject
to
rail
any
hour
of
the
day
or
night,
he
added.
Eight
Theatre
Groups
Named
For
Festival
TORONTO
CP-
r-igni
uieatrei
.totipx
from
six
provinces
have!
x-e;i
named
to
compete
In
the
i
Dominion
Drama
Festlval
for
i
1.000
av.ard
and
several
tro-
i
pines.
The
festival
will
be
held
!
May
4-9
at
Victoria
j
'fl
cup
i
hopped
walnuts
Cream
together
shortening
and
sugar
very
thoroughly.
Add
maple
syrup,
a
little
at
a
time,
and
the
wnilla.
Cream
well
again.
Add
beaten
eggs
and
mix
thoroughly.
Soil
flour,
salt
and
baking
powder
and
add
alternately
with
milk
to
creamed
mixture.
Stir
in
chopped
nuts.
Pour
into
two
H"
layer
pans
lined
with
waxed
paper
and
bake
in
a
moderate
oven
075'F.)
for
21-W
minutes.
Cool
lor
5
minutes
before
removing
from
pans.
Mace
on
take
rack
and
frost.
of
Ood
and
reach
(treat
masses
uutiti.
x-acuic
aiea,
oi
uie
aeparx-ment
of
fisheries
During
her
five-day
stay
here,
Miss
Allman
will
demoartrate
various
tested
recipes
In
fish
cookiog
to
five
different
city
organizations
at
ine
home
economics
department
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
The
general
public
Is
welcome
j
aiit-uu
aii
uie
uemonsLrauons.
j
iiiei
e
ia
no
coaI.
The
home
economics
section
of
I
the
Fisheries
Department
which
u
sponsoring
Miss
Allman's
visit.
w
a
relatively
new
development
of
2'i
years.
It
was
designed
to
iticrea;e
the
consumption
of
fish
in
Canada.
The
section
is
headed
in
Ottawa
where
testing
of
recipes
and
preparation
of
material
is
done.
Six
home
economists
are
working
in
the
field
to
bring
the
information
prepared
in
the
test
kitchen
to
the
public.
The
cookery
demonstration
in
Prince
Rupert
will
Include
preparation
of
fresh,
frozen
and
canned
fish
purchased
locally.
The
recipes
prepared
will
be
distributed
and
other
recipe
books
made
available.
The
demonstrations
will
begin
at
8
p.m.
Following
is
the
schedule
of
organizations
which
will
attend:
Monday
Booth
Memorial
Parent-Teacher
A.ssociatkm.
Tuesday
King
Edward
P-TA.
k
iinO
1
MAPLE
1
cup
maple
syrup
2
egg
whites
In
new
frontiers
than
is
now
'presented
through
the
Church
Cook
manic
syrup
in
a
saucepan
until
it
forms
a
firm
(not
hard)
ball
in
cold
water.
Now
beat
your
egg
whiles
with
a
pinch
of
salt
until
stiff
but
not
dry.
Add
syrup
in
a
fine
stream,
beating
all
the
time.
X
hen
frosting
begins
to
"stand"
up
well,
add
vanilla
extract
and
froit
cold
cake.
Extension
Campaign.
i
"It
Is
a
strong
missionary
and
,
evangelistic
effort
that
touches
j
tens
of
thousands
of
lives
and
Is
bound
to
strengthen
thoe
forres
in
our
Canadian
life
that
make
for
good
citizenship
and
true
'
patriotism,"
Dr.
Macdonald
said.
UK
OKI)
Ol'TrTT
1
REOINA
P)-
Production
of
SnsUtchewan
crude
oil
in
1952
was
about
S5
percent
greater
than
l:
1951.
reaching
a
record
ou'.put
of
1.694.000
barrels.
Mrs.
Alex
Brebner
Elected
President
of
CWL
Here
Mrs.
Alex
Brebner
was
elected
president
of
the
Catholic
Women's
League
here
at
last
night's
annual
general
meeting.
uiuer
oincrrs
elected
elected
were
were
Mrs.
Howard
Roos,
Mrs.
G.
R.
Brett
a:id
Mrs.
George
Flem-
a'm1"?.
"rst,
second
and
third
rucnarci
MacUonaid
executive!
A
corsage
was
presented
to
i
M"-retary-!na;
.rer
oi
the
festi-iMrc
Brett,
retiring
president.
val,
announced
the
following
Th;-
le
icue
reviewed
a
highly
'
vio-pi
ana
me
piay
they
whl
successful
year
of
activity,
re-pre.s-.-nl,
be?n
rho-rf-n
by
the
ex-
porting
on
such
event?
as
the
e-utsve
and
iU
adjudicator,
John
.nnual
fall
baz
var
in
October
A.ien
of
Londoa:
whir-h
netted
proceeds
rf
British
(
olumbia:
Tiie
Piay-
SI
87241:
a
ru:iiiiiage
sale
which
.,
's
.
-v.
.
-
-Jc
-
;j
rOR
5
YEARS,
thousands
of
French-speaking
Canadians
have
turned
dally
to
the
columns
in
Canada's
,largest
t
r
t
n
c
h-language
new
spaper
wrllU'n
by
a
frail
spinster
of
77
known
to
her
readers
as
Colette.
Her
real
name
is
Edouardlna
Usage.
Bho
write
a
column
on
marriage,
family
life,
etiquette
and
fashion
for
Montreal
La
Pres.se.
Ray
Manton
Began
Studies
At
Age
of
14
Raymond
Manton
of
west
toast
music,
fame,
who
sings
jhcre
umight
In
the
last
of
this
season's
Alaska
Music
i
Trail
concerts.
Is
backed
up
by
jan
audience
enthusiasm
seldom
1
seen
for
an
artist
who
appeared
in
public
limelight
only
three
years
ago,
The
Ncv
York-oori.
tenor.
who
began
his
musural
study
at
the
age
of
14.
made
his
debut
tn
San
Francisco
In
June.
1951.
Previously,
he
was
soloist
in
New
York
city
churches
and
for
radio
concert
broadcasts.
11
k
'.career
was
Interrupted
by
four
years
of
army
service.
Manton
rontinnert
hi.
tla,ni
.r.,i
ih
n..
scholarship
C'f
t,he.
Loring
Club,
famous
Ran
Francisco
mnl"
ihorus.
After
his
debut,
critics
hilled
him
as
th
most
brilliant
new
vornl
talent
in
many
year;
P
re
s
how
two
nrcss
reports
rotrru
rt-,
in
'part,
on
Man-ton
s
(Jehut
recital:
.
He
h
is
a
bit;
voice,
and
(lie
tnU
tinTs
with
the
true
vt!''rn
tenor
Ci.ijiity
In
every
n.
of
It-?
ronte.
He
has
a
Rood
r
vn-
ol
muntcal
rtyle.
and
he
'"f
senrt
by
Scrtum;'nn
and
I
A
iwn-
wi'ri
as
muc
h
assur-rnre
rs
tis'e"
'P.
ivmnnd
Manton
.
.
is
a
i'
no".
loeks
!P
e
a
tenor,
nnd,
'i.t''
more,
h"
Is
a
tnor
of
"f"
rx"C"t
i'
nal
yount
talent.
'
i'Pv
snd
promise
Hv
nature,
v
e,(r
v
;
v
i
e
is
virile,
hi'Jh
pi
h-i-hV
.
.
.
Tal:ln
nil
nual-p,.,
j-
rther.
includint
a
ke-n
"h
C
I
r
rllmix.
yo'i
can
i
'''.
h"
ave
his
audience
en-ioymi
nt
"
T'he
!,ln;-er
and
his
aeenm--n:ii-'
t)o.ia!l
Jones,
arrived
hue
O"
th"
'.--ii.ee
Geonte
today
Their
erforriiatire
gels
"
,
-t
h"
Civic
Centre
itifii'orlum
at
8
30
p.m.
Red
Cross
Worker
Misses
Life
in
Korea
(Alt
ViiKinm
Cook,
'
of
i'r
v
I.
i
.livid'
in
I?
mI
o
-l
ive
111
Kon:a.
.
;y
;
:
Iv
s
i:l:i'l
l
he
h'mi"
but
w
'li
ir.i
s
the
hie."
Miss
Co-'k
:.ovvc'l
:v
ve:'r
in
,
-.ii.uiot'
d
.
m-l
in
.lapuii.
.She
is
In
the
welfuro
lM:im!i
fiul
h'M
iii
iin
lob
I"
o--:
cupiiti.
tial
Ih-rnry.
l.-t'er
v-'-l'-i
rt-tl
I'.ntrd'y
ih'rrn";
th?
'
t:oofs.
I
Army
oflirinl-,
until
Prptevi-b"r.
!:i"'l.
wni'l'l
not
:tilov
voinrn
rear
I
he
Korean
front
line.
Ilowev.-r,
once
v?
cot
Illcre
they
were
Uul
to
see
us."
she.
.:-iy.s.
"It
was
rlcvant
for
th-'id
;
to
lvr'0
Trunk'
compnnlohr.
;n
l.i!k
M
U
made
them
f
'tl
1.
",
lonelv."
Vi-i"li
found
Mi"
Tiiii'vv
provided
crlm
livira
but.
she
stuck
it
out
.since
she
was
over
there
to
do
rt
Job.
"Tf
we
roni'.l
trip
someone
It
made
tts
fell
cor-rl.
Tlre
w-r-
it
lines
wli
-n
we
felt
vrrv
iniulc-o'l.ile.
but
ir.u.'.tly
I
lie?
wo:
k
v"-.
i
sMisfyliiR."
i
Virninia
served
over-ens
with
tht
Red
Cross
d-.:rt
i'T
the
fl'-ov
'.
,Wi)ild
War
nnd
'vis
n
mh-r
'of
a
rntlonnl
tc".m
'.vhl
h
toti-ei
:
Cnn.nH
to
sot
tip
blood
tran-
fu-'
sion
depots.
I1,
cups
4-way
vitamin
enriched
flour
Vi
teaspoon
salt
2'i
teaspoons
baking
powder
'4
mp
milk
ICING
Pinch
of
salt
Vi
teaspoon
vanilla
extract
I
IDr
n
I
udv-
rresiaeni
Mentioned
For
NFB
Post
OTTAWA
CP
Several
persons
are
being
mentioned
here
as!
prospects
for
the
Job
of
corrmis-sioner
of
the
National
Film
Board,
soon
to
becom?
vacant
The
post,
paylr.tr
about
?
15.003,
a
year,
now
is
held
by
w.
Arthur
Irwin,
former
editor
of
Maclean's
Magazine.
He
is
gu
to
Aits-
i
tmlia
early
thu
summer
as
Can-
1
dinn
high
rommissner.
1
A
cabinet
off.rl.al
said
c'm-i"
s
the
week-end
that
iv.ary
p'r.-tins:
are
bei;ig
considereri
b;it
that
no
choice
has
yet
beer.
n:?d
T"c
'
NFB,
federal
picture
ptrency.T.as
,
budnet
of
pround
S3.000.rpo
for
j
the
current
fiscal
year.
i
'
Among
those
mcittirned
in
spcrulation
hre
nr;
tw:
n-tv.?r-
.
sity
presidents
Dr.
A.
W.
Tr.ic-
i
man,
of
the
Univenity
of
New!
Brunswick
and
Dr.
Norman
Mac-Kenzie
of
tin;
diversity
of
British
Columbia.
A
former
secretary
to
the
film
board.
Dun
Wallace
of
Ottawa,
nl
so
is
said
to
be
among
passible
choices.
Two
prominent
Canadian
v.-rilcrs
have
hr-n
iv-
i
."-rl.
Th-y
n'e
Ralnh
Ai'er-.
v
a
:
rrrtled
Mr
Irwin
as
e-l
tor
of
Maclean's,
and
Rob-it
'l'-;m.
:
well-known
newspaper
man
formerly
with
the
Vancouver
Province.
Koine
coveriiii'.cnt
officials
soy
the
cabinet
probably
will
eive
sliii'.y
to
the
IH'a
cf
rtrolnt'ne
a
French-Canadian
chief
for
the
film
board,
which
has
never
h;i-n
headed
by
a
French-speak-i
ing
commissioner.
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
L
Dcwdie
K.min
10.
Ktu'i"
Ui:iltlin!
Phone
Blue
St)3
walkltiK
Koal
lias
,t
iive-yi-ur
ovrra"
i
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TENOR
Dclcctalilc
Meringue
Peppermint
Kice.
Alaska
Music
Trai!
CIVIC
CENTRE
-
8.30
p.m.-
TH
groet
advantui
story
of
our
time,
if
Hourt
to
l'ari,
by
Charles
A.
Linrfborh
starts
in
this
week's
Saturday
F.veninj
Post.
Don't
mia
it!
Get
your
copy
today!
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1!H8
Oodsre
Custom
Sedan
Heater,
defraster
and
radio
Licensed
$1375
1KQ
Prefect
Sedan
As
is
.
.
.
licensed.
A
Good
Buy
at
....
5,95
15..1
Austin
A-IO
Sedan
Low
mileage.
A
very
rood
buy
at
$1175
133S
Plymouth
Sedan
Will
provide
thousands
of
miles
of
Rood
iruniportation
$A95
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERV'CE
LTD.
Third
Avenue
West
Fhune
Grc-fn
217
Ion
fl
r-
.in
all
other
.-..miu
ui
l.irn.ittiin
'
strong
anj
,
BKANDS
C0MCI.'E0
"
vire-prcsio'-nts.
respectively,
Mrs
Norah
;nd.
secretary,
and
Mrs.
G
P.
i;.Tr!s.
treasurer.
netted
$2O0.
13
card
parties.
nttting
$231
75.
Tori
1
1
funcieins
Included
sev-ial
tes
and
a
datherina
in
honor
cf
Father
Turecon.
firs',
priest
to
be
crdaii'.rd
In
th?
city.
Aw
nr
rV
Kvrse-v-nt
for
h.'
Ttir
wrre
in-!
jrlort
the
foilowim
'-r.
iiinns
Ch-irch
library.
$25:
kitchen
utensils
to
church
hull;
a
r
-nrriinn
National
Institute
for
'he
filind.
S!5:
-skiHo
fund.
t:
fVo-l
relief
fonr!.
S10:
Annur--ittl-n
S-h"Cl
Christmas
fund,
"u-
Mi'ler
Bay
Christmis
fund,
vi".,
parrel
to
Korea.
$10.
Father
P.
tvner.
who
-
Ueidi
lie
niertip.c.
thanked
the
out-scins
officers
for
their
hard
v.vrk
in
the
past
year.
This
Week-
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
ihe
Sea
I'aib-ts.
..in
r
e
I
i
11
tr,
..Offi'efN'
Ward
Itoom,
Chatham.
Friday.
April
10.
at
8
p.m.
Mothers
urged
In
attend.
Social
for
"Over
7ft
Club'
members.
Civic
Centre,
Thursday,
S
Co
5
p.m.
Canadian
I.cpitin
W.A.
monthly
merlin?
Thursday,
April
r.
8
pm.
Coronation
Celebration
committee
nirrtin
in
rinineil
chamber
at
city
had.
7
p.m.
tmtisht.
Alaska
Muic
Trail
ciiueert.
"vtc
Centre,
8:10
p
m
tonicht.
Put
a
SPRING
;h
your
step
?
S'inqs
.
.
Ju.'t
th'
shoe
to
set.
you
tlvse
Fprinj
Day
Colours:
a
ad
Red.
Aj
t'luo
Alumni
of
the
Umver-
)-.y
of
Brittih
Columbia.
-Voi-p
ii.e''
by
jennson.
.llbei
la:
E.imonton
studio
The.
atrc.
"O.hc.lo
'
by
Siiakcspeare.
S.lkatclllvan:
Reglna
Little
Theatre.
'B.iniinj
Bright"
by
J'.'iin
Steinbeck.
tVcsi.-m
OriUrio:
London
Little
Theatre.
"Dark
of
the
Moon'
by
Kichardson
and
Beniey.
(
enlral
Ontario:
University
of
T.ironto
Alumnae
Dramatic
Club,
fa.iiiw
Reunwu"
by
T.
S
Eiiol.
Eastern
Ontiviio:
Saturday
Pia..i:s
of
U:e
Ottawa
Little
Theatre,
"The
M.idwoman
of
Chail-lol"
by
Girauiloux.
Western
tjuebec:
Le
Jrune
Scene.
Aloiitrcal:
".'.one"
by
Dube.
New
IliutiNwirk;
Les
Etudiants
v'e
1'Univer
II:'
Saint
Joseph.
"Le
I'mi:
T.ilc-i
(i.
nU.
I.
online"
by
Mo:-
'
re
Mr.
Al'i'i'.,
a
sript
writer
with
'
'
I'.:'
nlvi
fliice
January
has
toured
Canada
adjudicating
."l
iii.i-.i-i-tn
plays
put
on
by
vi
-:i;
rompetin,
In
the
regional
festivals
ciiusr
p?r,'o:
mane's
of
I
he
ehht
pr'.ups
a.s
the
best
In
1,1c
eoiin'ry's
13
drama
districts.
"This
festival
sheivs
the
tre-menriot
s
Job
Cannthi
is
doini;
in
theatre
work.
For
a
small
Rioup
to
put
on
a
p!ay
Ukc
Shake-sh
arc's
OiheUa
and
do
it
so
well
is
an
outstanding
achievement
"
Mr.
Mar
Donald
said
the
annual,
prise
ol
S100
for
tlie
author
of!
the
bet
play
written
by
a
Canadian
will
o
to
Marcel
Dube
of
Montreal
fur
"Zone."
It
Is
the
only
p'.ay
written
by
a
Canadian
that
will
be
done
in
the
Dominion
finals.
Ciovcrno'-GiHieral
Massey
will
irerrt
the
winning
awards
at
a
luncheon
M.iy
10.
FXP.WIH.-
Z(
WINNIPEG
CF
Imnrovt'inen'
nr,d
expansion
of
the
Asslniboine
Park
tro
is
ljwly
BRtherinj
mo-u;':itar:i
a'd
Ihe
annual
report-of
park;
miperlnteiidrnt
T.
R.
1!
u'lst.n.
At
n-es?n
the
oo
has1
Ii3
nnimn's
of
25
different
specie-;,
nnd
lnl
birds,
avid
mere
are
brin-;
sought.
At.
EVAPORATED
Ml
L1C
"KBIASIO-KCX
omy
of
time
and
effort,
cook
twice
as
muih
nee.
water
and
Kill
keeping
tlie
3
extra
cups
of
lft-oer.
leatly-cooked
rice
in
the
refrigerator
in
eoven-d
container.
Use
it
ns
needml
for
iioirk.
delicious
and
Inexpensive
soups.
Milads.
caw.crole
dishes.
htl
tiivart
iind
cleisertSj
MKTl.'t)!):
Draw
a
circle
inches
in
(tiarneter
on
tirown
wrapping
p;.ter.
PI.'hc
pnjer
on
ecmlwe
shis-t.
r,
sjo
mKle
n
nnikie
Hite-t
with
fl'MH'
and
rclracc
Ihe
tin
le
in
the
flour.
TO
MAKE
THE
MKIUNIH'K".
I'.i.'t
e;:K
whites
until
lo.imy.
Add
'
of
the
stijMr,
the
Siilt,
en
;im
of
l.irtar
and
aiulla,
C'entmue
IwiiliDK
and
Ki.idually
add
ttie
rest
of
the
Moj.tr.
Heat
until
the
i
Kit
whites
see
smooth,
shiny
citiil
hold
their
shape.
Spoon
the
nicrmjjuc
iiremnrl
the
in-ide
eoue
of
the
circle
drawn
on
the
paper.
huilduiK
up
a
feme
rihont
3
inches
Inch.
ISake
in
a
i'atl
K.
oven
for
1W
hours.
The
mermcuc
shmiltl
l)e
dried
out
rather
than
baked.
TO
MAKK
THK
PINK
'RICK
Kll.l.INt
:
Crush
the
candy
easily
by
folding
n
clean
dish
towel
over
the
candy
and
pounding
Willi
some
unbreakable
object,
until
the
candy
Is
crushed.
Heat
the
candy
in
the
milk,
over
a
low
heat,
until
the
candy
dissolves.
Add
the
rice
and
mix
thoroughly.
Cover
and
chill
the
rice
mixture.
A
short
while
before
serving,
whip
the
cream.
Void
the
rite
into
the
-whipped
crcntn.
To
serve,
place
the
meringue
ring
en
a
serving
pliile
and
till
the
center
with
the
rice
mixture.
Sprinkle
the
chocolate
shavings
over
Hie
top
of
the
rice.
This
recipe
makes
10
servings.
TO
MAKE
THE
GK
K.K.N
FILLING:
Add
the
sugar
to
the
hot
,
cooked
rice
and
mix
thoroughly.
The
rice
must
he
hut
in
order
to
dissolve
the
sugar.
Add
the
milk
and
mix
thoroughly.
Add
the
green
fix
id
coloring
until
the
desired
shade
of
green
is
reached.
Cover
and
chill
the
rice
mixture.
A
short
while
before
serving,
add
some
food
coloring
to
the
cream
and
whip.
As
the
cream
Is
whipped,
add
additional
coloring
to
tint
the
cream
to
match
the
rice
mixture.
Add
peppermint
flavoring
to
rice
mixture
and
fold
rice
into
the
whipped
cream,
H.lding
more
flavoring
until
the
desired
fl
x-or
Is
obtained.
Serve
in
the
meringue
ring
and.
top
with
the
chocolate
shavings.
This
recipe
makes
1Q
servings.
Get
(arnation
Pluck
More
Cin.uli.in
Kihics
r.
br.i
mils
LOinhiiud
11,1.
-
contented.
5f
Rcpt..
j
Trim
Pumps
5;X
neautifnlly
styled
to
give
your
spring
l-uttit
the
blK
lift.
LINDSAY'S
Tor
your
b.ibv,
if
he
n
biril-
(,.
I
.
G-'
"
PROVIDES
EXTRA
VITAMIN
D
It
is
essential
to
health
that
bal.k-s
.i.ildr
c
"tK-"HflH0.
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Kslhoiished
I
1
0
.0VIN-
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
m:i;Ti;;c.
.
.
.
foum.iuin;
.
.
.
siokack
Ksp-'lenced
handling
Lotcl
Nutlon-wide
and
Woiid-v.ido
Shlpmenti
MOVE
WITH
F.ASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY"'
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
ltd.
riioiK
ff
ar
8
Cor.
lt,A
and
Pi.rk
Our
stn.-
k-
are
increashig
every
day.
as
new
summer
casual?
pjle
in
.
.
.
be
sure
to
drop
in
to
see
these
wt-nderful
styles.
Fashion
Footwear
vintK