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EVELYN RISSON: diameter. Place on a pie plate and flute the
edges. Prick with a fork and bake in verv hot
oven for 19 minutes. Cool while preparing the

filling.
Filling
4 oz. mushrooms some cream
1 tsp. butter % cup mayonnnise
4 oz gruyere cheese, 3 eggs beaten stlightiy
(diced)
1 cup crahmeat 1/8 tap. tabasco
3/4 cup sour cream 2 tablespoons finely

chopped parsley.

Saute mushrooms in butter, then scatter them
over the partially baked crust with the cheese
and crabmeat.

Combine sour cream and mayonnaise with
enough cream to measure 2 cups of liquid. Blend
in eggs, tabasco and parsley, pour into crust.
Bake in moderate oven (about 390 - 325) for

Evelyn Bisson was horn and raised itn the 50 minutes or until set.

Peace River area, so {s quite accustomed to
living "the Northern Way".

Delicious eating:
Prior to living in Cassiar, Evelyn and her

husband Bob resided in Alherta. Since coming

to Cassiar in March 1967 they have added Monique

aged 18 months to their family.

Camping, hoating and fishing occupy their
time during the spring and summer. Evelyn and
Rob are busv building a cabin at the moment
and hope to put it to good use.

Evelyn really enjoys her work in the
Accounting Office where she has been for 2 years

Evelyn likes Cassiar but finds the cold
weather quite disturbing. She thinks Cassiar
is a ennd place for voung couples to get started

Jocelyn Murphy discovered this prize winning
recipe in an Australian ladies’ magazine. It
makes a perfect first course for a dinner party
as it is a real savoury dish.

Liam and Nuala O'Connell - a girl - on July 17th,
CRAB _AND MUSHROOM OUICHE. Yvonne Marie, 6 lb. & oz.
James and Kathleen Stuart of Dease Lake - a son,

Pastry Roger John, born on July 23rd, 8 lh. 13 oz.

l<cups white flour,
b tsp. salt.
4 oz butter.

August and Rose Ebbinghoff - a son - on August
12th, - named Ryan Tyler, weight 11 lbs ??77??

Mix 2 tablespoons of the flour with 2 or 3 Pre-Natal Classes are still continuing - all
tablespoons of cold water, stir until smooth, interested women, please telephone the Hospital
set aside. Sift remaining flour with salt at 778-7234 for more information.
into. howl, cut in the butter with 2 knives
until. the mixture forms coarse crumbs. Add Training the baby by the book is a good idea,
the flour-water mixture stirring with a fork, only you need a different book for each baby.
pressing down the dough until it holds together.
Cather the dough and roll into a ball. Chill Juvenile delinquency results when parents try
until ready to use. to train their children without starting at

the hottom.

Roll out pastry to a circlé about 104 in.