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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, 3.6. ___ Thursday, May 4, 1959,

LS eee RARE WOLF Sie a-sitt % ean gacos with dry extract ana a few dro Ss af green food
Fri @ Sat Only Angel Cake Has ingsaalgnis Gmi: alse Maen eel u :

i a s ee a 2 : Omit wimand| 9. Spiced: Sift with flour, 1% tea-

aw! Many Variations since gree 1 amsce unererensa 000 Guia ae

Now that eggs are in good supply, chocolate. Pour ¥% of batter into Meg. and % teaspoon cloves. Omit
j homemakers wil want to take ad- tube pan and sprinkle with %4 of | 2!moad flavoring.
vantage of the low prices and treat grated chocolate. Continue in this = EE SS aE zs
their families and guests to that fa- manner, finishing with batter on top.|_M®- and Mrs. George Mayfiela re-
vourite delicacy, Angel Cake. The >. Daffodil: Omit flavourmg, pi. /tU"ed Tuesday trom a six-month’s
: ; : : trip to California.
See sotonomusts) of the <Consiner| aie ae half. Fold 4 well-bea-

Secti a Deni : Seger
HUME ee ee ten egg yolks and 1 teaspoon lemon} age yp Purkeypile of soda
a a mae ie Wnt Saye juice or lemon extract into one halt.| Creek jefe yesterday to spend the
ke. ;

= te ee flavours and excit-| T° other half add % teaspoon vanil-| summer at Central Point, Oregon.
Tae Cole ee ore, andl exeit} Drop by spoonfuls into pan, al-
ing. colours were produced. This is ‘ f

Rove ternating white and yellow batter.
their recipe for the standard angel

cake and some of the other ones that} _®- Maple Walnut: Omit almond ex- NOW OPEN

hey liked best tract. Reduce vanilla to % teaspoon
sete 4 5 add ¥% teapsoon maple extract.

Specials
EASTERN KIPPERED HERRING .... per 1b. 38e
FRESH GROUND BEEF (lean) .% - per 1b.
FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL
Blueberries — 45c per box

Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd.

Fathion Couered ||

New or rebuilt chesterfield suites

Add % cup finely chopped walnuts | Drummond
~ Lodge

FULLY MODERN

1 cup egg whites -
teaspoon salt
tablespoon-cream of tartar

4 with last addition of flour.
i

1 cup sifted fruit sugar

1

7. Marble: Omit almond extract.
Divide batter in half. Fold 2 table-

and chairs covered with fabrics

= teaspoon vanilla spoons sifted cocoa into one ‘part. | :
that are smartly fashionable. Bild: Chui creas % teaspoon almond extract Drop by spoonfuls into pan, alter- 1, mile om un
Branch, Manitoba, about 100; ncr 1 cup sifted cake flour nating with white batter. on the lake
north of Winnipeg, stands beside Beat egg whites and salt until] 8. Péppermint: Omit almond ex- Overnight Stops
RESTMORE PRODUCTS tare albino timber wolf which ne | frothy, add cream of tartar and beat] tract. Add %4 teaspoon Peppermint
Be shot last week. Chudy yct on the

Famous Restmore mattresses — Beds — Cots trail of the white wolf after Ibhad [Cael sti Dutenoe dvye Beat in 4
killed a heifer in the Roy's Laxe | CUD of the fruit sugar, 1 tablespoon
| area, six miles from Fisher Branen. | at a time. Add flavouring, sift re-
if

The animal Weighed 93 pounds and’ maining sugar with the flour four
The Upholstery was 72 inches in length. times and fold into meringue, 2
° tabl
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| at a time. Pour into an
= 9” tube pan. Bake in a

Moderately slow. oven, 325° F., for.
1 hour. Invert pan and let cake hang
in pan until cold. Yield: one 9-inch
cake.
Variations

1. Butterscotch: Substitute 1 cup
brown sugar, closely packed, for the

Around Town
SA i!
- Vince Racicot was a business visit-
or to the coast this week.
—o.

- V. L. ‘Bunny’ Richmond, pook-

i Keeper at Central Service Ltd., has| fruit sugar. Omit almond flavour.

3 left the firm's employ and his posi-| % teaspoon rum extract. may re.

Ae May Ist - September 30th tion has been taken by A. F. cI Place the almond.
|

formerly of Vancouver. Mr. Rich.| 2: Cherry: Fold in cup chopped
mond left for Vancouver Saturday. |arasheino cherries, which have
been ‘thoroughly drained, into the
batter.

3. Chocolate: Reduce flour to % |

Mrs. J. C. A Long let Thursday
WITH THE HELP OF THE PUBLIC OF for a six months’ trip to England.

BRITISH COLUMBIA AND THOSE WHO
VISIT OUR PROVINCE THIS SUMMER, WITH IRENE
FOUR OUT OF EVERY FIVE FOREST , .
: FIRES MAY BE PREVENTED. MAY WE : %
T suppose this would be entirely ofder family for a radio serial. Clive
COUNT ON RECEIVING THAT HELP the wrong approach, but if David| is always teasing me about my in-
“FROM You? doesn't give his daughter Holly a|numerable cousins. but it would take

well-deserved spanking pertty soon. weeks by soap opera to explain how
and marry Laura, l’ll blow my top! my cousin Jesse, an 88-year-old man,
I don’t usually listen to soap op-jand I are related. And think of the
eras, but if I turn the radio oft after | money I could be making!
BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE the news and Breakfast Civ are Women are always being criticized
f over, I forget to turn it on again in for listening to such drivel as soap
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS time for the Happy Gang whom 1 operas, but I’m convinced that for

culoy: Thus I Heve:become embrone| aces ae ic just a hieansoninie
ed in Aunt Luey’s true-life tales and

C. D. ORCHARD, HON. E. T. KENNEY. ing a little of the drudgery out of
Deputy Minister Minister Laura’s woes, ordinary housework. We would

| I don’t mind Aunt Lucy's tales so | much-raener listen to some good
much as they are average little stor-| plays interspersed with good music,

ies which, a 'y enough, end in| but as none of the Stations seem far-

@ couple of weeks. It’s the continued | sighted enough to carry such pro- “Tt makes such

serials that go on and on that in- grams in the morning, we are forced

furiate me. to listen to trashy tragedies... or ze 29
My mother is an inveterate listen-| nothing. : a U erence
er of soap operas, tuning in at 9:30 Or perhaps our home life needs to} -

am. and never missing a minute| be livened up a bit. Instead of the =
until twelve noon. From time to usual desultory conversation that 2

= time whenever I stayed with Mom. | takes Place around here. it should < A
co N GRA I U L A I 10 NS 1 suffered along with the principals | perhaps go tsomething like this: Mrs. Helen V.... was so pleased by the
- of these stories. And a funny thing| Me: “I can't stand it any longer! courteous treatment she received from a

\? that no matter how many weeks The strain is killing me. I'm going

I missed, I could still pick up, the mad, MAD, I tell you!” bank teller during a holiday trip that
‘thread of the story. If must bea! Clive: “What's wrong, dear?”

i b ‘cinch to write soap operas — why,| Me: “I can't think of anything to on her return home she wrote:
to Mr. Joe Borkowski | eye. see omer wth sient eg ate ae

245 ase
Laura Ltd. (CBU 8:45 a.m.) week.’ “Tt was really a pleasure to transact my

. seems to bear a striking resem-
blance to what J remember of ee modest banking affairs with you and of:
Lf, e story of Helen Trent (CBS) ‘Who : : x
OF proves that though a womau is over think the bank is very lucky to have such
35; she can still find love’ — or

a charming and welcoming young woman
. A . she was still unmarried at my last Buy with them. It makes such a difference

Opening of His Neu Premises 4 hearing and must be well over 50 by I : : ie =

: how, must prove something. - SEVERAL * when one is travelling to feel so at home. |

, : Then there was “Life Can Be {=
Cu Oliver Street Beautiful” and “Our Gal sunday" | HANDIPAK ane ey braiicli, at ony Bean

words to that effect. The fact that

Can this girl from a little mining
2 town find hapiness as the wife of a of any bank, you will find bank people
wealthy and titled Englisoman?] CARTONS : : :
going out of their way to look after

Three children, ten years and a doz-
isasters later, she i : s =
still trying t fod cot rete you, efficiently and courteously. That is

We are pleased to state that our company still trying to find out. (1 was al-

supplied the building materials for the Ways amused that the titled English- Orange- the way the chartered banks compete
: Sy man was played by an actor by the : f
alterations to the new home of Borkowski's name of Carl Swenson.) | 4 us h with each other for your business,
- . 5 ag r vas good old Ma Per- “
enswear. e -"Tile Vein Floor Then there was goo j
Menswear, including the- ‘Tile Ve kins. How could we get along with. TM. REG. &
= Covering? and the ‘Temlock Tile’ ceiling. out her? Such a wonderful mother, =

*
aueh a tower of strength, such a Happy Habit | Die
jbore.. ; Teen’
I've forgotten most of them, but jade wy | 5 a Ba seve! Istiee
they all have one big failing — the ES

number of characters per serial, one N ERVING

, ”y & S. P td Everyone and their relatives for} INTERIOR WHOLESALE . ae
A. J. Ga Me avd WU olocks around gets into the set until DISTRIBUTORS YOUR COMMUNITY
istener is hopelessly confused. | Williams Lake, B.C,

I would haye a made-to-|

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