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CRISPY FISH STEAKS 2 pounds fish steaks (salmon, haddock etc. ) _Cut fish into serving-size pieces. Salt, pepper 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 tablespoon water Fine dry bread crumbs or flour Sprinkle with salt, pepper. Mix egg and water. Dip fish in egg mixture , then roll in crumbs or flour. Fry in shallow hot fat (about 1/8 Around the Town (cont'd) Deborah anderson was ten years old on Sunday, and Monday afternoon entertained twelve chums at her home to celebrate the. event. Games and a birthday lunch were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mr. Charles Wedley of Winnipeg arrived last week for a visit with his daughter Gertrude Cotton and family. The Dim Bulbs met on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Louise Stuart and enjoyed an evening of cards. High prize went to Mrs. Elaine Roy and low to Mrs. Ethyle Boyd. assisting the hostess with the luncheon were Mesdames Sheila Zwaresh and Lois Haviland, Sympathy is extended to Virginia Galvin on the passing of her Grandmother, Mrs, Ann Peckett in Port arthur last Sunday. Virginia and Gary attended the funeral services held vaerer: THORSTEINSON | - GODIN WEDDING _$t. Martin's Roman Catholic Church, Terrace Bay was decorated with standards of yellow and mauve mums on Saturday, June 7th at 10 o'clock when Mavis Claire, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beggie Thorsteinson, became the bride of Gerald David Godin, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, David Godin of Schreiber. Rev. Father E.A, inches deep) for approx. 10 minutes, depending Gallagher performed the double ring ceremony and on thickness of fish. Turn to brown both Sides... Drain on absorbent paper. "Makes4 servings. Note: Fish can be fried in hot deep fat (375°, on frying thermometer). Fry 3 to 5 minutes, or until golden brown, A-R-O-U-N-D T-H-E T-0O-W-N Mr. and Mrs. Willard Vezina celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Friday, June 6th, receiving many telegrams and cards, of congratulations. During the evening, the family and a few close friends gathered at the Vezina home and presented the couple with a beautiful mirror. 4A mock wedding in dress-up costumes highlighted the evening and added to the merriment. Miss Edith Farrow of Winnipeg visited with Louise and Tom Smith last week on her return from a holiday trip to (Ottawa and Brockville. (cont'd next col.) presiding at the organ was Mrs. Ed. Pineault with Miss Edith Adamo as soloist. Altar boys were Tommy Gerow and Chris Cavanaugh. . White satin bows designated the guest pews to which ushers Rocknie Gavin and Robert Campbell led the guests. Supporting the groom as best man was his brother, Robert Godin, The bridal attendants were: Maid of Honour, Miss Brenda MacDonald, Bridesmaids, Ruth Thorsteinson, sister of the bride and Freda Heinrich, and flower girl Colleen Devon, neice of Phe groom, On the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage, the bride entered wearing a floor- length model of Malpac lace. Fashioned with a slightly scooped neckline, application of individual lace flowers formed the flattering line.. 4A waist hugging bodice emphasized the bouffant skirt again festooned and highlighted ' by lace appliques and shimmering with paillette brightness. Her chapel veil of illusion net was held to a Queen's crown of fine lace simulated with pearls and sequins, and she carriec a white prayer book overlaid in satin and lace to match her dress and red roses and hung with streamers tied with sweatheart roses. (cont'd next page)