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OO UMN -'RECIPR OF THE WEEK - GRIDDLE CAKES ' cups sifted bread flour 1-1/3 : 2 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons baking ggg 3/2 teaspoon salt.. .. 1 . egg beaten slightly 1-1/h cups milk 2-1/2 tablespoons melted shortening . lumpy. i i | eitarhodk: to the Terrace i: Cem-tary. 5 Preheat skillet to nes between medium and hot... i, + Oat & flour, sugar, 'baking powder and salt into mixing bowl. Combine egg, milk and shortening and add all.at once to dry ingredients (for a thinner griddle cake add a little more liquid), Batter will be Grease skillet slightly. Drop batter from spoon to desired size. Turn as soon as bubbles begin to burst on top. Variation' - Add 1/2 cup crisp cooked bacon pieces or chopped cooked ham to batter, 0-0-0 _ Sympathy is cxprenibed to Mary Low and Bill | : Day whose young son, William Albert, | passed away on Tuesday, January 25th, ; just under. the age of three. Burial was ' from the Commmity Church on 'Thursday Page 4 AROUND THE TOWN The Dim Bulbs held their regular ° meeting Friday evening, January 28th at the home of Lil Harris. Lois Haviland presided, and Minutes were read by Mary Byers. Treasurer's report was given by Eleanor Ruzyski., Plans for the party to be held: February 5th were completed,: Beetle was the game enjoyed during the evening, with Betty Turner winning: first prize and booby going to Eleanor Ruzyski. A very delightful luncheon was. served by the hostess assisted by Betty and Lois. Mrs. B, Carr returned to her home in Brandon, Manitoba last Sunday after a week's visit in Terrace Bay with her sister Marge Anderson and family. Mavis MacFadyen and Janice Erickson, now in training at McKellar Hospital, were guests of their respective families over the weekend, Mr, MacFadyen travel- ling to the Lakehead to bring them down and Mr. Erickson retuming them on Sunday. Louise and Phil Stuart were in the ' Lakehead over the vast weekend, The office girls (full force) of 'the Administration Office, much to the distress of Supervisors, who no doubt visualized dislocated limbs and empty seats enjoyed a very lively evening skating in the arena on Friday. This was followed by a bean supper at the home of Kay Weppler and with the combination of cocktails and beans, the evening ended quite hilariously. Those taking part in this enjoyable escapade were: Maureen Knowles, Vida Laporte, Marg Flewelling, Elizabeth Burns, Ces Boudreau, Pat Downey, Gay Roy, Sparky Black, Norma Crockford, Olyve Harrison, Georgie Balderstone, Kay Weppler and Esther Niemi, . o-0-0 FASHION SHOW Friday evening, March 25th in the Hi School Auditorium costumes will be modelled to suit all'ages. You will be able to choose your new Easter Bonnet too. The complete wardrobes will be supplied by the Hudson Bay Company. Refreshments 'will be served. This fashion show is being sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Terrace Bay Community Church, 0-0-0