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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, July 7, 1993

Wednesday, July 7, 1993

The Castlegar Sun

Three busy months for Pythian Sisters

Submitted

Kootenay Temple #37, Pythian Sisters have had three active
months, April, May and June

On April 17, 16 sisters.of Kootenay #37 attended the 52nd Con
vention of Districts 1 and 2 in the Knights of Pythias Hall in Trail

P.D.D.G.C. Lil Neumann #37 presided. After being introduced
and welcomed D.D.G.C. Gladys Wirsch #3 took over the days pre
Sidings. At the close of a very good meeting approximately 61 guests
Sat down to an enjoyable supper

The Shield for Memory work went to Joan Marks #37, and the
Laura Dewis Sign Competition Trophy to Bernice Barrass #37
Kootenay Temple #37 also won the Membership Trophy. Guests
attended from Vernon, Lumby, Penticton, Revelstoke, Kimberly,
Cranbrook, Trail, Rossland, Fruitvale, Salmo and Castlegar. Maple
Leaf Temple #4, Rossland will host the §3rd District Convention in
April 1994.

On May 12, 13th and 14th three Sisters and one Brother from
Kootenay #37 attended Grad Lodge in, Duncan. Rose Soberlak
Grand Manager Susan Byroft, Delegate Jan Neumann and Seaman
Dewis attended. Susan Bycroft was installed as Grand Junior

Kazakoff receives awards

tion in Penticton.

This compliments the .S.C
Johnson Achievement Award,
which'he received October,
1992, in Scottsdale, Arizona for
the highest increase growth per
centage of any Canadian S.C
Johnson distributor.

Submitted

John Kazakoff,owner and
manager.of Purnel Distributors
Ltd., of Castlegar is shown
standing beside his School Plant
Official Association Award
which he recently received for Purnel Distributors also
the Best Regional Display at the maintains other branches in the
School Plant Officials Conven- B.C. Interior.

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From the central entry hall, stairs lead up
to the bedroom level and down to the
basement To the left is the formal living
room and adjacent dining area. A door from
the living room leads to a patio

Patio doors in the dining room and nook
Open to the passive sun room, which has a

On June 10, Kootenay #37 held their first meeting of the month
with M.E.C Patricia Verzuh presiding. Susan Bycroft, Grand Junior
was introduced and welcomed. Temple delegate Jan Nueumann gave
her reports on District Convention and Grand Lodge

OnJune 13th, 35 members and guests attended a picnic at the
home of Susan and Michael Bycroft. Guests attended from Rossland,
Fruitvale, Trail and Castlegar

On May 29th, three Sisters from Kootenay Temple #37 attended
the Tea and Bake Sale for Twin Temple 333, Salmo.

On June 24th Kootenay #37 held their final meeting for the sum-
mer with 22 members in attendance

The quilt made by the dedicated work of Inis McAdam, Ora Ligh-
tle and Patricia Verzuh was on display. Tickets for the quilt raffle will
be distributed to the members with the draw to be held in December.

Bernice Barrass gave the audit report. Carol Churches (Mother of
the Temple) was wished a “Happy Birthday and presented with a gift
on behalf of the Temple

A silent auction was held with the proceeds going to Cerebral
Palsy. The tund raising project with aim of “Miles of Pennies” is
going very well with the assistance of the Knights.

M.E.C. Pat wished all a “Happy Summer” thus ending activities
until September

Photo submitted

John Kazakoff

brick floor for collecting solar heat. The U.
shaped kitchen has a pantry, generous
counter space and a window overlooking
the sun room.

Warmed by a log-sized fireplace, the
family room adds space for informal
entertaining as well as family activities
Sliding doors from the family room and sun
room lead to a covered patio

Also off the front hall are a powder room
and a den, which could serve as: an office
crafts room or a guest bedroom

The master bedroom has a large walk-in
wardrobe and a private bathroom with tw
skylights, a tuba and a separate shower
The other three bedrooms have wide wall
closets and share a double bathroom
which has separate lavatories with doors
leading into the central bathtub area

The main floor has 1,558 square feet of
living space, plus the 432-square-foot sun
room, and the bedroom level adds another
1,200 square feet

The basement adds bedroom, living and
storage areas Storage also is added under
the second-level stairs when the house is
built without a basement. The garage has
alternate door locations, facing either t
the front or to the side of the lot

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in calories makes raspberries

an excellent choice for low
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Raspberry Chiffon Cake
Temp: 350 degrees
Baking time: 55-65
minutes

The Hen Pa
1. Thaw and drain one 15 7

oz. pkg. of sweetened, frozen raspberries—reserve the —
juice. If using fresh raspberries, add an extra 1/3 cup of
Sugar to flour.

2. Sift together:
1 1/2 cups flour
3 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
1/3 cup white sugar

3. To sifted flour add and beat smooth:

1/2 cup vegetable oil

6 egg yolks

1/2 cup raspberry juice (if using fresh raspberries cook
about | cup of berries and strain juice)

2/3 cup drained mashed raspberries

2 tbsp. lemon juice

4, In separate bowl beat 6 whites and 1/2 tsp. cream of
tartar until soft peaks form. Gradually add 1/2 cup white
sugar and continue beating until very stiff and shiny.

"5. Fold egg yolk mixture into egg whites until blended

6. Bake in ungreased 10” tube pan at 350 degrees for 55-
65 minutes

7. Serve with icing or whipped cream and if desired a
raspberry sauce

NOTE: When measuring raspberries, 2 cups frozen
berries equal | cup thawed.

Raspberry Torte
Temp: 350 degrees
Baking time: 45 minutes.

1 1/4 cups flour

1/3 cup icing sugar

1/2 cup butter

3 cups fresh raspberries or 2 cups frozen (thawed and
drained)

Topping
2 eggs

| cup sugar

1/2 tsp. salt

1/2 tsp. baking powder

| tsp. vanilla

1 to 1 1/2 cups whipping cream or a pkg. dessert topping

1. Combine | cup flour, 1/3 cup icing sugar and 1/2 cup
butter until crumbly.

2. Press into 9” x 13” pan and bake 1'S minutes: at 350
degrees. Cool

3. If using frozen raspberries, thaw and drain, reserving
juice

4. Spoon berries over cooled base

5. Beat eggs with | cup sugar and add 1/4 cup flour,
baking powder and vanilla.

6. Spread over berries and bake 30 minutes at 350
7. Serve topped with whipped cream or topping mix

8. If desired, combine reserved juice (approx. 1 cup)
with 1/4 cup sugar and | to 2 tablespoons of comstarch
Cook until thickened and serve hot over slices of
dessert

DO NOT FREEZE—BEST SERVED THE SAME

DAY!

NOTE: If using fresh berries cook about | cup of
berries and thicken as above for sauce

Raspberry-Rhubarb Sauce

A sauce, with a sweet-tart taste is excellent over ice
cream or fresh fruit such as peaches or pears. Only 110
calories per 1/2 cup serving

2 1/2 cups sliced rhubarb (fresh or frozen)

3/4 cup water

1/2 cup granulated sugar VW

1 tsp. lemon juice

1 tbsp. lemon rind

14 tsp. cinnamon

2 cups fresh raspberries, or 1 cup previously frozen
(unsweetened) berries.

1. In saucepan, combine rhubarb, water, sugar and lemon
rind

2. Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat and
simmer until rhubarb is tender. About 10-15 minutes

3. Remove from heat, stir in lemon Juice, cinnamon and
raspberries.

4. Serve warm or cold
Yield—about 3 cups

The Hen Party is a group of Castlegar friends who meet
on a regular basis and have many common interests
including cooking. If you have anv_questions or Comments
vou can write to them C/O T ustlegar Sun at 46§
Columbia Avenue, Castlegar, B¢ VINIGS8. Or readers
can telephone 365-7729 and ask for Kathy

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Syndicated
Columnist

Dear Ann Landers: "Ohio
Hobbyist" wrote to complain
about too many irrelevant details
in newspaper coverage of social
events. He sent in examples from
The New York Times. 1 wonder
what he'd say about the enclosed
wedding write-up which
appeared in The Ada News,
Oklahoma. -- J.W., St. Louis

Dear J.W.: The Ada News
beats The New York Times by a
mile, Thanks for sending it on.
Here it is, folks:

“Teena Danette McAnally
Young, of Ada, and Roger
‘Philip’ Henry, of Lula, were
married at the 'Chat' Henry
Ranch in Lula. The Rev. BJ
Dalton officiated

"Serving as the altar were two
hitching posts. At each end were
antique wagon wheels topped
with miniature bales of hay cov-
ered with wild ivy.

"The hitching post and wagon
wheel on the bride's side were
flanked by a bale of hay which
held a saddle handed down to the
bride by her father, Coy O.
Young. Around the horn of the
saddle hung the bride's calf rope
and piggin’- string

"The bridegroom's hitching
post and wagon wheel were also
flanked by a bale of hay. It held a
saddle passed down by the bride-
groom's father. Pre-recorded
country and western music set
the mood for the occasion. The
guests were seated on bales of
hay.

“The bride's grandmother,
Lillie Cossey, of Waldron,
Ark., her mother and step
mother were escorted to their
seats to the tune of ‘Mama
He's Crazy.’

"Given in marriage by both
her fathers, the bride rode
her horse down the aisle to
join her bridegroom who
wajted at the hitching posts
astride his horse."

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in Service
Award

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to someone in Castlegar who shows
extraordinary service to his/her
customers or clients.

The recipient will receive an award

plaque to keep courtesy of Kats Trophys

and a lunch for 2, value to $20.00,

courtesy,of the Fireside Dining Room.

We'd like everyone in Castlegar to know

that service excellence exists in our
community. This award recognizes
a nominated business,,

If you know of someone that offers
"Excellence in Service," call me,
Marilyn Strong at 365-5266, or
drop a letter at the Castlegar Sun
- with your suggestion.

Tim Horton
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Castlegar