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L SW te y= 3 pd eae Seles S = Q L on : ' 4 N RECIPE OF THE WEEK HOT CROSS BUNS 2 cakes fresh or 2 packages granular yeast Lf? cup sugar 2/3 cup milk, scalded 3.1/2 cups enriched flour 1/2 cup melted: shortening 3/h teaspoon salt 3 eggs 2/3 cup currants 1/2. teaspoon cinnamon Soften yeast and dissolve sugar in milk cooled to lukewarm, Add 1 cup flour and beat. Add shortening, salt, eggs, and remaining flour, Beat until light about 3 minutes, Cover and let rise till double, about: 1 hour, Add currants and cinnamon and mix well, Roll 1/2 inch thick on lightly floured surface. Cut rounds with 2-1/2 inch cutter. .Shape into buns, Place on greased baking sheet, Cover and let rise till double, Cut cross in each bun with scissors. Brush with slightly beaten egg white. Bake in moderate oven (350°) 12 to 15 minutes, To the remaining egg white add confectioners! sugar (about | 3/ cup) to make a frosting. With a pastry tube make a cross on each bun, Makes about 2 dozen. 9-0-0 AROUND THE TOWN Funeral services for George Terrance Cavanaugh, who died Tuesday evening, September 25th in a car accident were held Friday morning September 28th at nine in St. Martin's Roman Catholic Church, Reverend F, P. Divine, cousin of the deceased from North Bay, chanted the Requiem High Mass, assisted by Reverend E, A, Gallagher of Terrace Bay, Altar Boys were Christopher and Peter Cavanaugh, nephews of the deceased, - Pallbearers were: Jim Sweet, Gordon (Cont. on next col,) 4 Page 4 AROUND THE TOWN (Cont.) Savoy, Tim Bond, Bill Marsh, Richard Marcella, Ray Stachiw and interment was in St. Martin's Cemetery, Terrace Bay. Reverend Divine said the prayers at the graveside, - Terrace Bay, as a Community, turned out to bid farewell to Terry, a youth well-known for his enthusiasm for sports. Terry played the season of 1954-55 with the Fort William Hurricanes, and several seasons with the Terrace. Ba uperiors, and had also been. on local ex Reais © " Born November 12, 1936 in North Bay, Ontario, Terry received his schooling there until moving with his parents to Terrace Bay in 1947 where he continued in the Terrace Bay and Schreiber schools. Since April of this year, Terry had been employed by LongLac Pulp and Paper Co. in Terrace Bay. Surviving besides his parents, Post- master and Mrs. W. BE. Cavaneugh are a sister, Mary, Mrs, Hugh Chesley of Hinton, Alta; brother W. J. and J. L. of Terrace Bay, Ted and John of Toronto and Paul of MacTier, Ontario. , ' From out-of-town to attend the services were Mrs. E. Divine of North Bay; Miss lavis MacFadyen of Brockville, Ontario; Gordon Savoy of Kingston, Ontario; Jack Ryan of _ Chalk River, Ontario; Mr, and Mrs, A. Bentz and Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Nicoll of Port Arthur, Ontario. Virginie Galvin was in Port Arthur last week visiting with her parents, lr. and irs, Gordon Brown, On her return home, Mrs, Galvin entertained Friday to celebrate the third birthday of her son Gordon. Six youngsters enjoyed a good time during the afternoon, especially the luncheon and favourse Mr, and Mrs, Les Fodin of Kapuskasing were visitors of Mrs. Fodin's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown last week. Miss Audrey Wedley of Winnipeg spent the Thanksgiving weekend visiting her sister, Gertrude Cotton and family. Visiting at the Ray Kenneys for the Thanksgiving weekend were Mr, and lirs, Beryl May of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Miss Kitty Coughlin of Port Arthur visited at the home of her sister, Glenna MacDonald and family for Thanksgiving. Mr, and Mrs. A, Kitley of Fort William and Mr, and Mrs, H,. LeCain with Carol, Jimny and Laddie of Kenora were visitors over Thani sgiving weekend at the Freddie MacMillans. Mr, and Mrs, Ernie Daley of Thessalon, Ontario are visiting this week with Mr, and Mrs, Lester Crandlemire, Lois and Chuck Haviland and kiddies (Cont. on page 5)