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ce don’t like it,”,and_‘No,. thane
you." are familiar ‘words to home
makers who spring “an unfamiliar
ish or food on the:
« “Phat is a natural rT
served the Chef, thoughtfully p
ing his monocle. ‘The ater the
» lady: makes-lies in failing to stage,
awhat you call, ‘the build-up.
she would give & preview, every-
ody. would know in advance what.
to expect, and they might -be 6

iP , if not. f
. -Taste-Testing Samples: .. a made: with Cae re posses
. *T judge what you really mean, msfer to an ole ?

j chet, is a tasté-testing in advance plate.’ ee Se train
of samples~of the new food.’ Come and hire ast unt od rf Set over |
to think of it, a little showmanship | Of chicken, - a cup a
might be ‘used; have the family cooked peas, a ghee pepper OF
‘guess’ what: the dish might: be... ioe and:.1.-chopped green pep R

jo, a- is ac
with the-new dish concealed under. state. - fowpea.Calthen. cen

Inste:
a plate or a white cloth. Small
be to try new with buttered jenumba, 4 Cover Belted

1. Al
tion," ob cipes serve four, :

cap

dishes if they have names, {PO pe
B pants or. ewirls’ ‘with a spoon. If

uch’ as . Chuck: Wagnn stew, Alice You have clipped atd saved. tt e|

iy stuffe recipes in this column, the Duchesse
-‘SRush orange drink. Or the children’
jthemselves might suggest’ the
imames.” :
“Oui, Madame. If they are given

a chance to share in naming or
selecting a new dish they will feel
more inclined to admit it into the| batter, Top each with 1 fablesnony

family table repertoire. But what-| fresh blueberries, Bake 25 to 30°

- BLUEBERRY CUP CAKES .
Make up 2 package plain instant
to directions.

‘ever the dish might be, it must have| minutes in a moderately hot oven,”.

lappeal for the eye.”
Monday’s Dinner down into the batter jen be oven,

Tae al 3 375 F.. The blueberries -will ‘sink,
distributed. -

Hot or Cold Cream of Pea Soup |" Telok of ike chef. '

4 Baked Chicken Hash with Season the sauce for chicken hash}

Mashed Potato and Peas &

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with 1 teaspoon curry powder. eg)

CaSiut NEWS, CaSrinGa, Srifised COLUMIAC:

WISPORIO SMITHY AT
GRETNA GREEN IS

COINING CASH:

, GRETNA GREEN, Scotland
(Reuters). In most places a
blacksmith’s forge is just that.

is really a gold mine.

Before 1950 it wasethe forge i
which contained: the famous‘‘an- ’-

vil over which runaway" lovers

could be married in. a trice.

That was according to Scottish

law which has since been alter-

ed to make it as hard to get
married as anywhere else."

In the 12 years before. the
“Jaw ‘was ‘changed ‘more than. 5,
“000 ‘legal marriages .were per-
- formed over the ancient anvil.

Since then the mock marriage
has taken the place of the real
ceremony with even more satis-
fying sound effect—the clink of
sixpences dropping into a turn-
stile. The: forge is a tourist, at-
. traction-now. »

~~ ‘Running it,.is Dick Rennigon,
still. turning. away. lovers. who
haven't caught up with ‘the Jaw
changes. They want to get mar-
ried. When they find. Gretna

Green marriages are no longer

valid the bride. usually weeps.

Then Rennison goes into_ his

.~aet. He, performs a mock. mar-
“riage. over the anvil with.. such
verve that: his fee is often as
“big. or bigger. than it ‘would be
‘it really: tying the knot.

He whips - out. a piece: of
“cheese-cloth for the bride, a bat-
tered topper for the groom: and
“his best preaching voice... Then

anvil and. the routine. proceeds
--ag it did in the good old days.
What's. the business worth to
Rennison? He won't: say,, but
. Jast year almost 100,000 tourists
paid ..sixpence (seven cents)
each to .have..a look .at. the
smithy...
- . When’ Rennison has had a bad
day he ‘tends to.be bitter about
the Bishops. and, clergy. wha. ag-

Scottish “laws * i

and. no.more. But the one here _

the couple join hands.across. the, -

epeal of: the»: old «

THURSDAY, JULY 5, 165i

GREAT LAKES SHIP

a ‘The huge ¢ ore and grain carrying
ship, SS, Scott Misener, flagship of
. tae. Colonial Steamships, Ltd., .was
, caristened officially on the Welland
| Canal Ont., below the Port Weller
.,@ry’ docks where she was made

Canadian’
dusting the past 18 months, The 654- °
foot vessel, largest Canadian-made
on the Great Lakes, is shown here. °
Already .the keel has been Jald at
the dry dock for a larger ani for
.the same company,

forge could. double ‘tor a church.
. He: misses the excitement of
tandlelight © ceremonies ‘and the

-comedy .of. couples . trying ¢ to

coverup a-situation that should
havé been dealt with some time

_ before.

His best anecdote ts possibly
the one about ‘the dear, old soul

—she gave her age as 83 and,

her groom's: as 81—who totter-
ed into“the* forge back’-in' ‘the

god old days and -asked for a

wedding with.strict secrecy. .
“Yo>, see,” she. explained,

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THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1951"

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CANADIAN. LEGION “BRANCI* ble ‘and notorious was‘ one n

170 “CASTLEGAR
Inyitations being “extended to

\sPrall:-and: Rossland’ branches of

the Canedian Legion. to attend

held “on |Tuesday, ‘June 19th’ in
the. Legion Hall,.-We local Vets

found our hall invaded by a

: } from:
supported by a fair number: of

- bearded Vets: from ‘Trail,

» We. : decided ta: turn -out en

Mass. ourselves “and “so Presi-
= dent: Comrade: Reed. opened , the
+. meeting ‘to a: well. packed -house..
. Among. the: visitors: both : nota-.

* our. general meeting, which was _

able, namely” Comrade Stan” ‘Wil-

son of Rossland who: is chair-_

man. of... the “West Kootenay,
Zone: Council...
A brief business conducted. by

-Comrade - Reed “included: an: ex-'- ya

cellent.report, of the Zone Coun-
cil meeting held :in New. Denver.’

-;Our Zone: delegate: to” that:-meet-'

. ing © was: comrade: Bert. Martin

and‘ bouquets are in“ order for.
the job-he turned’ in...) _ a

President:: Comrade Reéd turn-..
ed: the meeting. over’ to. Com-
rade’ Stan- Wilson,’ -who,:-after a

good natured: rebuttal. to. Com: =

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Main rules are to cook fish =

.- fast;at/high temperature, and:
haw;; frozen - fish’, before:
ens ing permits ithe ©,

j ape. The: cormman’

Julee
practice of Sry ing fish is used
too often,- she ‘says... Fish «is

mighty good when baked; * when --

bolled., in» parchment ; paper,

broiled,’ poached‘ in milk’ or used

in “sandwich | spreads.
“A graduat “in’ fiouschald

iit
:[ence ;.from the ) University. of .

“Manitoba, Miss Maguet’ isa ‘na-
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About’ not‘ thawing’ fish’ befor

“of new. : de- Jim.

JWisted. ooh ni
"AlL- business :belng* completed

os tae meeting was - adjourned and.

all ‘Legionaires proceeded to’ en-
joy ‘the: rest of;'the “evening in
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‘fers, / are) accustomed.) :

A: spirit jof comradeship pre-
“yailed | throughout: aiid -each. and

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Miss “Magnet? is employed by,
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“NEWS "FROM: ‘ROBSON
Mr. .and Mrs. J. Raine motor-
ed ta lwhite Rock, where they

St wilh’ spend’) a few: days:at the

home. of the latters sisters Mrs.
Sudess, -" Accompariying °- them
were Mrs. Teasdale; -the latters
mother, Mildred _ Raine “* and

Dawn ‘Waldie.

é Missi Norma Jean ‘Waldie, who
is a student of the York School
in Vancouver, arrived home last
week to’ spend .the summer hoti-
day. hehe
Mr. and Mrs....Mike Gavrilik,
of New Westminster, are spend-
ing a few days, at the home-of
the latters mother, Mrs, D. Gav-
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The Evening Group had a real
treat. when they held their so-
cial meeting -at-the home of Mrs.

iB Ostrom. After brief business,

Mrs. Ostrom had all the mem-
bers gather. around” the piano
fora: sing-song saccompanied by
Mrs. T. ; Malcolm, sfster.of Mrs.
Ostrom; wlio® also. sang’ two so:

“los, this: followed by games and

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