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AD, ote 1o hn te Is Ic IH i its z a 3 --« RECIPE OF THE WEEK APRICOT REFRIGERATOR CAKE A Pkg. dried apricots (RB OZ.) 2. .cups water 1. . cup-butter. 2 ° cups sifted confectioners! sugar A eggs, separated -- Rind and juice of 1 lemon 1/3 cup granulated sugar 3 dozen ladyfingers cup heavy cream, whipped eet Seeaawe Stow apeisions in water until tender and liguid-is absorbed. Put through ricer or sieve (there will be about 13 cups thick pulp), cool. . Cream butter, add sugar and beat until light. Add egg yolks and beat well, Beat in apricot pulp, lemon: rind and juice, Beat egg whites until stiff, gradually beat in granulated sugar, Fold in apricot mixture, Line deep 9" springform pan with split ladyfingers, Put in alternate layers of 1/3 of mixture and 1/3 of remaining ladyfingers, Chill overnight, Garnish with whipped cream and toasted cocoanut, Makes 10 to 12 servings, soto _ AROUND THE TOWN Our recent departees, Mabel and Sid Spencer welcomed the arrival of a daugh- ter on March 9th. The Spencers are now settled in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Terrace Bay lost one cf it's popu- lar young fellows Wednesday morning when Norman Bodtker of the Hudson's Bay staff was transferred to Dawson. _ Creek, British Columbia. Monday evening the Basketball Club gathered at the (Cont'd Next Col) aft Jim Connon. Page 5 Hotel Terrace to bid Norm. farewell and presented him with a Basketball and a stein. The Hotel Habitants held a party Tuesday evening at the Staff House and, with their best wishes, presented Norman . with a barometer. The Staff of the Hudson's Bay Company gave Norm a farewell gift of a collapsible flash attachment for his camera. Grace and Don Brearley were in Toronto where Don was a delegate to the Ontario Credit Union League Convention, and returned with renewed enthusiasm following this week-~long convention with approximately nine hundred other delegates and alternates. He particularly was impressed with their speaker Mr.Sietz, President of Underwood Ltd., who spoke on "Relations between ~ Industry and Credit Unions". Grace Brear-- ley and the Children, Joan, Donna and Rickie remained in Toronto for another two weeks where they are guests of Grace's bother, Donna underwent surgery during her time oerey in Toronto. Joyce Sitch with her girlfriend Arlene Gibbons,. both in training at Port Arthur © General Hospital are visiting with Joyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sitch for three weeks 'vacation, * ' Gloria Campbell, also a nurse-in- training at Port Arthur General, was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents, -- Mr. & Mrs. 'Os Campbell, Kenogaml Road. Jean' and Joe Mousseau were in the Lakehead last weekend for medical purposes. Mrs. Charles Hickey of Pembroke, Ont. is visiting with her daughter, Polly Daniels and -- for a month, Jane Persson had a birthday party with seven guests on Sunday afternoon to cele--- brate her fifth birthday, Games were played before 'their birthday luncheon and the shildren a ae for home with balloons ar favors, Mrs. Joe Campbell, Pine Crescent, held a party for her daughter Diane's 7th Birth day. Twelye children were present and | enjoyed bingo and various games followed by a birthday luncheon and treats as they left for home, Ann and Jerry Papousek returned home on the 7th from Holland Marsh, Ont., where they, (Cont d'page 8)