C6 - Sunday, May 1, 1983 - North Shore News

SAMPLING SOME of their home-baked Armenian delicacies, which they've prepared for their upcoming bake sale,
are (left to right) Ayda Karakas, Eva Temourjiou, Valia Petrossian, and Hasmit Isbeceryan. The bake sale will be
part of the flea market at Park Royal North Mall Tuesday May 3 from 9:30 to 5:00 p.m. This is the ladies’ fifth annual

bake sale to raise money for an Armenian Cultural Centre.

The flavor of Armenia

One of the recipes from
the Armenian bake sale at
Park Royal on Tuesday is
Banirov Boereg, a cheese-
filled pasty. The sale will
include sweets as well as
savory Armenian dishes.

BANIROV BOEREG
(Cheese filled pasty)
Dough:
3'A cups flour
1 cup milk
% cup shortening
3 Tbsp. salad oil
1 Tbsp. sesame seed
or Caraway seeds
(optional)
I tsp. salt
3'A tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. powdered “mahleb”

(This spice may be found

at Kingsway Mart or Greek

Looking for ‘Woman of

Following in the wake of
Volunteer Week. the North
Shore Business and
Professional Women’s Club
are re-issuing the call for
nominations for the
selection of a worthy North

Shore Resident) who has

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In large mixing bowi cut
shortening into flour as for
pie dough. Combine mix-
ture. Also you may add the
seeds at this time. Knead
well (about 10 minutes). Set

dough aside for 30-60
minutes, as it will handle
better.
Filling:

! cup finely crumbled
feta cheese
1 beaten egg
‘4 Cup cottage cheese or
other cheese (optional!)
Combine egg and cheese
and mix well. Roll dough on
unfloured surface = ap-
proximately 1/8" thick. Cut
out in 4” dia. circles or other
shape if desired Put 1 tsp.

made ao significant’ con
tnbution to the community,

to be the reeaprent of the

1983) Woman of the Year
Award

The award will be
presented at a special

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filling on one-half of circle.
cover with gther half and
seal well. Brush with beaten
ege atid bake at 350° for 20-
25 minutes, checking oc-
casionally. Delicious served
warm or room temperature.
as a finger food, appetizer or
snack with tea and coffee.
Makes about 3 dozen.

Grape idea

Put those cocktail peanuts
away and substitute cool,
plucked-from-the-stem  gra-
pes at your next party
Guests can pop. the
nutritious little orbs instead
of calorie-laden nuts.

the Year’

Banquet in the Fall of 1983,
and nominations from
groups or individuals should
be recetved by May 31. 1983
For more inforamtion
Margaret) Goodale,

call
OBH.

$708, Dora Harvey 986 5789,
or Etta Renwick, 985 9240

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988-4108.

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MLA

BC has been politically
polarized for too long This
crucial election may result in a

uncompromising sides North
Vancouver -Capilano has the
opportunity to hold the balance
of power in the Legislature A
Liberal vote will put that power
in our hands The voters in this
riding deserve to represented
by a visible conscientious

Jogger stripped

LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The
“West Coast Rosie Ruiz” has
been stripped of her 1980
jogging title, ending a 2'4-
year legal battle involving an
athletic club's honor system.

Yolando Jo Murph, 37,
lost the title following a two-
day hearing before retired
Los Angeles Superior Court
Judge Joseph A. Wapner,
last week.

Murph, dubbed the “West
Coast Rosie Ruiz” after the
woman who was disqualified
from the new York
marathon in 1979 for short-
cutting, claimed she had run
606 miles during the Los
Angeles Athletic Club’s
month-long cumulative
contest three

years ago.

VOTE

JEAN DRISCOLL-BELL
LIBERAL

TO

TO

TO

Ottice

with

Guarantee wise,

accountable government action to

insure maximum prosperity for all
British Columbians

TO Institute a long term plan for an
efficient and coordinated public
transportation system

TO Return

authority for

Productivity

1195 Masine OF North Vancouver 984 9614

planning,
budgeting and salary negotations
to locally elected school boards
adequate and accountable
provincial funds...at least 50%

Restore quality health and dental
care and essential social services
with special priority for the aged,
the young and the handicapped

increase

rational untonimanagement/gov-

ernment Cooperation

responsive and

Runners report their mileage
on the honor system.

The club's overall record-
holder and business
executive Daniel Pena, and
his wife, Linda, said they
doubted Murph had run that
far. Mrs. Pena, came in
second by claiming she ran
383 miles.

Pena hired a private in-
vesligator who reported
Murph did not spend enough
time jogging to have
compiled 606 miles in the
month of October, 1980.
Unable to convince fellow
club members to disqualify
Murph and give his wife the
monthly jogging cham-
pionship, Pena took the case
to court.

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