I
Tm
L
prince
Hupeci
Da
Hp
I3eto
Saturday.
August
27,
1949.
Reasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
I
said.
For
a
while
after
the
Ger
TER
PILL
Pare
and
core
apples.
Cook
sugar,
water
and
apple
parings
5
minutes.
Remove
parings
and
add
red
coloring
to
syrup.
Apples
are
known
as
a
dependable
"standby"
to
every
Canadian
housewife
for
pie
sauces,
puddings,
up-side-down
cake,
baking
individually
oi
in
salad.
Each
variety
of
apple
has
1U
own
distinctive
taste
twee,
mellow
or
tart.
Since
some
apples
are
better
suited
for
eating
tut
of
hand.
and
some
for
bak
ing,
care
snouw
be
taken
to
select
the
best
variety
fro
the
particular
purpose.
Yellow
transparent.
Oieenings,
Wolf
River
are
good
cooking
apples.
Delicious
and
Saow
apples
are
marvelous
eating
varieties.
Mc-lnUwh,
Wealthy
and
Northern
5py
are
all-purpose
apples.
run
should
be
chosen
that
ha&
gooa
color,
free
from
blemishes
or
bruises
and
firm
to
the
touch
Warm
temperatures
hasten
the
ripening
process
and
apples
lose
their
erispriess
and
tangy
j
navor
so
they
should
be
stored
In
the
refrigerator
or
a
cool,
dry!
Moie-mom
to
prevent
dtvol-"
ora
ion
or
peeieu
apples,
place
the
slices
as
they
are
prepared
In
a
bowl
of
cold
water
to
which
a
little
salt
has
been
added
j
Home-economist
suggest
the
following
recipes
designed
es-'
pecially
for
apples.
Applesauce
ir
TAKE
iathintr)leas-kinKcauKht-
coai
i
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,y
this
w.
avoid
this
by
llUr
hin
filled
11
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I
verbride!
of
much
local
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t
a
nuptial
Justine's
Church.
,rm
Miss
Marion
swond
ilaugh?
Li
Mr,
RK'iara
o.
pity,
became
the
snwst
Kenny,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
K-uala.
The
mar
ly
was
performed
jr
w.
F.
Lantagne,
s
city.
ier
uncle,
H.
Glen
&
SONS
tractor
REMODELLING
DATIONS
xio
you
plan
home
under
A.
rn
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Strvlce
In
Cltj
Snd-Out
Orden
1
David
Chow,
Mgr
8herbet
has
a
cool
apple
flavor,
Royal
Apples
makes
an
attracts
ive
and
colorful
dessert
and
j
for
Apple
Cereal
Pudding
ha
a
tasty
erunchness
that
will
be
family
favorite.
ly
Apalesaar
Sherbet
in
2Vi
cops
sieved,
unsweetened
applesauce
t
cup
white
honty
Few
grains
salt
-
"
V
to
eup
sugar
(to
taste
3
egg
whites
v-Combine
the
appteasauce,
honey,
salt
and
hall
the
sugar,'
blending
well.
Beat
egg
whites
until
stiff,
add
remaining
sugar
gradually,
beating
until
mtx-ure
stands
in
stiff
peaks.
Fold
Into
applesauce
mixture.
Pour
into
tray
of
refrigerator
and
freeze,
with
refrigerator
set
at
coldest
point,
until
solid.
Yield:
six
servings.
Note:
8
medium
apples
and
1
1
1
r
11
"1
1
11
1,
will
niolr.
11
.
,
t
1
1
in
ffu.ii
nil,
II
,11
1.
1.1.'
11
1.
f'i
cups
applesauce,
ROYAL
APPLES
of
apples
V2
cup
sugar
iy2
eups
water
Few
drops
red
vegetable
coloring
30
1
egg
white
2
tablespoons
sugar
SOMETHING
DISTINCTIVE
There
have
ben
no
known
cases
of
two
people
having
Iden
tical
fingerprints.
HERMIT
BEGAN
TOWN
Peter
the
Hermit
founded
the
town
of
Huy
in
Belgium.
By.
CHIC
YOUNG
P11ILPOTT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Lumber
Building
Supplier
Morrlsy
of
Seattle,
the
bride
wore
an
ankle
length
two-piece
ensemble
of
powder
blue
faille
with
matching
accessories.
Her
bouquet
was
of
American
Beau-
ty
roses
centred
with
gardenia
Kef
oii;y
a;indarrt
was
ner
sis-
ter,
Mrs.
John
E.
Wilson
of
Seattle,
who
wore
beige
with
black
accessories)
and
whose
bouquet
was
of
pink
gladioli.
Douglas
Kenny
o.
Seattle
was
groomsman
for
tils
brother.
j
A
reception
followed
at
the
Devonshire
Hotel
where
the
bride's
table
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
H.
Olen
Morrissey
and
Mrs.
Dr.
Frank
Kenny
of
New
Westminster.
The
bridal
couple
led
for
Seattle
and
Portland
on
their
honeymoon
ami
on
their
return
will
take
up
residence
at
White
Rock.
Hie
former
Miss
Moore
received
her
education
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Is
an
Associate
Member
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music.
Mr.
Kenny,
who
served
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
during
the
war,
is
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
He
Is
at
present
on
the
staff
of
the
Cloverdale
High
School.
,
INDIANS
BEAT
TUBERCULOSIS
WALPOLE
ISLAND,
Ont.
9
Minister
of
Health
Paul
Martin
saldtoday
that
Canada
is
slowly
winning
the
fight
against
the
major
health
problem
of
the
Indians
tuberculosis.
He
said
there
has
been
a
steady
decline
In
the
tuberculosis
death
rate.
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Finishing
Enlarging
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Add
apples
and
cook
very
slow-
ber
will
until
tender.
Place
the
apples
for
a
serving
dish,
cover
with
the
lor
syrup
and
coo!.
When
thickened.
garnish
with
a
meringue
made
with
the
egg
white
and
2
tablespoons
sugar.
Brown
meringue
delicately
in
a
moderately
hot
oven,
375
degrees
F.
Serve
very
cold.
Yield:
six
servings.
APPLE
CEREAL
PUDDING
5:
S
cups
cornflakes
OR
l'i
cups
bran
or
wheat
flakes
2
cups
sliced,
peeled
apples
V
cup
brown
sugar
(firmly
packed)
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
2
tablespoons
butter
j
Place
a
layer
of
cereal
flakes
a
well-greased
casserole,
then
1
add
a
layer
of
thinly
sliced
apples
Sprinkle
with
a
mixture'
brown
sugar
and
cinnamon
and
dot
with
part
of
the
butter.
Repeat,
finishing
with
cereal
flakes.
Bake
In
a
moderately
hot
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
for
to
40
minutes.
Serve
warm
or
cold
with
cream.
Yield:
six
servings.
j
iv
7
m.
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FAMOUS
MAT
CHAMP
RETIRES
REGINA
ff
Regina's
wrest
-
ling
policeman,
Sergeant
Dan
Matheson,
has
retired
from
the
city
police
force
After
33
years
of
helping
maintain
law
and
order
in
the
Queen
City
the
burly,
quiet
sergeant
with
one
of
the
most
impressive
records
in
Canadian
wrestling
history
has
hung
up
his
uniform.
Sgt
Matheson
was
instrumental
In
bringing
Regina
31
Canadian
wrestling
championships
from
1923
to
1925
and
again
In
1931.
Almost
as
well
known
as
his
skill
in
the
ring
is
his
ability
as
a
wrestling
instructor.
The
most
famous
of
his
pupils
is
former
Brith'h
Empire
amateur
champion
Earl
McCready,
who
turned
professional
In
1939.
Until
his
retirement
at
56,
Sgt.
Matheson
instructed
city
police
recruits
in
physical
training.
He
also
helped
organize
boxing
and
wrestling
clubs
in
Regina.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!
Steamship
Movement!
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Rev.
Lawrence
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8ie
of
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Church.
He
be
heard
on
this
broadcast
the
first
time.
His
theme
the
week
is:
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.hs
thought
lor
each
morning
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Nature."
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To
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awaiting
a
re
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with
hi
wife,
whom
he
last
saw
in
Poland
five
years
ago.
Until
recently
he
believed
she
was
dead.
Then
the
German
Red
Cross
wrote
that
she
had
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Sulingen
In
the
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district
of
Germany.
"Any
time
now
she'll
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com
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over
to
join
me,"
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"It's
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fast,
bother
the
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in
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to
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gives
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panoramic
view
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solemn
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man
invasion
of
Poland
in
1939,
Pawel
fought
with
the
Polish
Army.
After
the
German
occupation
he
worked
in
his
home
town.
It
was
in
1944
that
he
last
saw
his
wife,
for
he
then
became
a
member
of
a
Polish
division
oi
the
Russian
Army.-
When
he
got
back
to
Lodz
in
1945,
Pawel's
family
had
vail-"
ished.
Neighbors
said
they
.be-'
lleved
his
wife
was
dead
-and
.
exhaustive
Inquiries
failed
to
reveal
her
whereabouts.
It
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dear.
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Sunday
s;
Camosun,
11
p.m
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m
From
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
"uesday
ss.
Camosun,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
Palis
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.
From
Alaska
,
Thursday
ss.
Ptlnia
Rupart