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eo, en Ri fp 4 LADLES 4 yh b a i m \ iy) of ig i (LLY goawel ene COLUMN ei -- RECIPE OF THE WEEK 'Baked Stuffed Tomatoes Bake at 375° for 12 to 15 minutes, Makes 4 servings, 4 large firm tomatoes 1 small onion, chopped (# cup) 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1 tsp. ;salt % tsp. marjoram 3 cups cooked rice (1 cup raw) 4, tablespoons grated process Canadian Cheese, 1, Cut thin slice from stem end of tomatoes; cut out cores; save slices for Step 3; scoop out pulp, leaving shells about %.inch thick, 2. Saute onion in butter or margarine in medium-size saucepan just until tender; add tomato pulp, salt, and marjoram; simmer 5 minutes; stir in rice; heat just to boiling, Spoon into tomato shells; sprinkle with -cheese; replace top slices; place in 'Shallow baking pan, Bake in moderate over (375°F) 12 to 15 minutes, or just until tomatoes are tender, OD a ae -A=R-O-U-N-D T-H-E T-0-W-N Mrs, Elsie Berndtsson entertained at her home Tuesday evening, July 30th at a farewell party for Mrs. Ann Demas. On (cont'd, next column) Page 4. behalf of the friends and relatives attend- ing, Mrs. Colleen Persson presented Ann with an electric frying pan and they made a scrapbook depicting Anos life in Terrace Bay. Assisting the hostess with the luncheon were Mesdames Cecile McColl, Peggy Regis and Dorothy Yaromy. Mrs. Eva Pidluzny held a Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Lucille Jolin at her home Friday evening. Her many lovely and varied gifts were received from a decorated basket by the Guest of Honour seated in a.chair adorned with streamers. Several amusing games were played by the group and a most delicious lunch enjoyed served by the host- ess assisted by Miss Gail MacDonald and Mesdames Yvonne Vienneau, Aggie Szpak and May Caldwell. Miss Shirley Ryback of Sudbury returned home last weekend having visited with Florence Churney the previous two weeks. Florence travelled to Sudbury and enjoyed the weekend at Shirley's home. Vivian and Francis Hanna with Dougie and Roselyn returned last week from their holidays spent visiting Francis! parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanna of St. James, Manitoba and visiting in Gladstone, Manitoba during the town's 75 anniversary celebrations. Virginia Galvin has returned home with Gordie and Lois having visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown of Port Agtoue for the past two weeks, Mrs. Harry Ward returned home to Fort William last Friday, having spent the pvre- vious week at the home of Elva and Fred McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Armstrong of Fort William spent the Civic Holiday weekend visiting with Marge and Scotty Hamilton. Cec. and Clare Simms with son Donald of Sarnia, Ontario are visiting with Cec!'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Boudreau and their many friends in Terrace Bay for their two- (cont'd. on Page 5)