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meeting with DR.. Abram L. Simpson,
former president Of Allen University,
Columbia, 8. c., rs speaker In the
afternoon. A former pastor, the Rev.
G. s. Butcher, will be the speaker
In the evening. Music will be fur
nished throughout the day by .
male chorus.
st. Paul A. M. Z.
The Rev. ]. NICK. Harrison, jr.,
will deliver special sermon at the
morning service. The senior vested
choir will sing. Worship at 3 pm.
Metropolitan A. M. T..
Woman's day services tomorrow.
The speaker at liam. win be Mrs.
Venice Spraegs and ut 8 pm. Mrs.
Alma J. Scott. Music oy 100 women.
Presbyterian
Gunton- Temple Memorial.
DR.. Bernard Braskamp will have
as his subject at IL am. Keeping
the Easter Level" Special music
by quartet and young peoples choir.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 pm,
with address by the pastor.
Knox Orthodox.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillips will speak
in the morning on "Christ-Cruci-
fed, Resurrected and Exalted" In
the evening members will attend the
evangenstic service At the Uline
Arena. No evening service at 1916
Vermont avenue NV. Thursday
evening will be the second lesson
In the study Of I Corinthians.
River Road u. p.
Assurance" will be the theme Of
the Rev. Virgil M. Cosby at II an.
No evening service due to the old
fashioned revival at the Uline Arena.
lexington.
The theme at II am. is "A Man
Of Faith" and in the evening, Mid
night Friends" Sermons by the
Rev. Henry B. Wooding.
Westminster.
knowing God in His Word" is the
subject of the Rev. r. w. Haver-
kamp.
Western.
The guest preacher at II am. Is
the Rev. Irving w. Ketchum. Sub
ject, "The Unexpected Lord"
Other Services
Potomac Heights Community.
The Rev. Aaron B. Kelley will
preach at IL am. on Christ or
Moses" In the evening he will
preach on MY Hope Chest" Prayer
meeting on Wednesday at 3 pm.
Sef-Realizati0n.
Swami Premananda Of Calcutta,
India, will conduct the Sunday
morning service Of the Self -Realiza-
ton Fellowship on Western avenue
at rorty-ninth strNet NV. taking
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and yoga will be held wednesday
at 3 pm.
White Cross.
The White Cross Church Of Christ
will hold services on wednesday at
8 pm, at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak
on The New Order Is at Hand"
followed by healing and message
service.
Prophetic Conference.
Meetings for the study of Bible
prophecy will be held on Tuesday
at 2:30 and at 8 pm. In the First
Brethren Church. The Rev. A. v.
Kimmell of Philadelphia, Pa, will
be the speaker.
Church Of Two Worlds.
soul Power Deific" will be the
subject of the Rev. H. Gordon Bur-
roughs tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Continental. At the meeting
on Wednesday evening there will
be q lecture by the minister, followed
by q message service.
Theosophical Lecture.
The Rise and Fall Of Civilization"
will be the topic at the open forum
of the Lightbringer Lodge at 920
Seventeenth street NV. at 4:45
pm. Sunday. Mrs. Dorothy Bean
will speAk.
Open Door Church.
The pastor will continue his
studies In the dispensational Sec
ton of the Book of Romans Sunday
at IL am. There will be no service
Sunday night. Members will at
tend the old-fashioned revival at
Uline Arena.
French Services.
"LTnort" will be the subject Of
the Rev. Andre F. Liotard at the
French service at st. Johns Epis-
copal Church tomorrow At 4 pm.
On Friday evening the Franco
American young peoples group will
meet III Tic pHTlSIl Hall "a tiie NOW
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Young people having . speaking
knowledge Of French are invited.
Healing Services.
THE Masters Secret of Power" I"
by Rensselaer, Gibson, will be
studied by the prayer circle Of the
Church of St. Stephen and the In
carnation when the group meets
In the parish hall Tuesday at 1890
an. The service will include medi-
tation, Thanksgiving. prayers for the
sick and world conditions. Mrs.
z. D. Blackstone will lead.
Pentecostal Holiness.
Special message by the Rev. HUI
bert T. Spence, pastor. over WINK
$50 to an. Worship 1T the
church At IL an. Evangelistic serv-
ice at 7:45 pm. The subject for
the morning radio message will be
the answer to the question Els
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Bethel Tabernacle.

Evangelist John H. Bostrom will
speak at IL am. on "The Scarlet
Worm" and 1T 7:30 pm. on Re
pent or Perish" An offering will be
received for the evangelist in the
evening service. A special divine
healing service will be conducted
for the sick on Thursday at 7:45
pm. Fasting and prayer service be-
gins at / pm. Thursday. The Back
Home Hour. sponsored by the young
people under the direction OF the
pastor, will be heard Tuesday, at
7:30 pm. over Station WINK, with
Evangelist Bostrom bringing the
evening message to the radio audi
ence Services conducted each
evening, except Saturday, at 7:5
O'Clock,
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Jesus Christ Coming Back to This
Earth In Person?" Special music
and singing.
Services each Wednesday and Fri
day at 7:4S pm.
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New Thought.

THE Desire Of Nations" Is the
subject of q talk by Miss Fleurette
Jofirie tomorrow at 8 pm. at the
Universal School of Truth, 1727 H
street NV. All are welcome.
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Truth Seekers.

Body Quickening and Regenera-
ton Through the Power Of the
Living God" will be the subject Of
Albert Thatcher Yarnall Sunday at
the Mayflower Hotel at $50 and
8 pm. The public Is invited.
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Schedule Of Activities in Washington Churches

as his subject Technique of Yoea."
The public class In philosophy
and yoga will be held Wednesday
at 3 pm.
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Divine Science.

The Rev. Grace Patch raus will
give the Divine Science meaning Of
THE Word" in q lesson sermon
tomorrow at II am. ut 1900 Six
teenth street NV.
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Other Services
Potom.c Ueirbts Communitv

The Rev. Aaron B. Kelley will
preach at IL am. on Christ or
Moses" In the evening he will
preach on MY Hope Chest" Prayer
meeting on Wednesday at 3 pm.
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Standardization.

Swami Premananda Of Calcutta,
India, will conduct the Sunday
morning service Of the Self -Realiza-
ton Fellowship on Western avenue
at Forty ninth street NV, taking
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Church Of Two Worlds.

soul Power Deific" will be the
subject of the Rev. H. Gordon Bur-
roughs tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Continental. At the meeting
on Wednesday evening there will
be 4 lecture by the minister, followed
nv n massage service
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Western.

The guest preacher at II am. Is
the Rev. Irving w. Ketchum. Sub
ject, "The Unexpected Lord"
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The Rise and Fall Of Civilization"
viii be the topic at the open forum
of the Lightbringer Lodge at 920
Seventeenth street NV. at 4:45
pm. Sunday. Mrs. Dorothy Bean
will speak.
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Open Door Church.

The pastor will continue his
studies in the dispensational Sec
ton of the Book Of Romans Sunday
at IL Am. There will DO no service
Sunday night. Members will at
tend the fashioned revival at
Uline Arena.
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Healing Services.
penteoostal Holiness.

Special message by the Rev. HUI
bert T. Spence, pastor, over WINK
$50 TO Q an. Worship At the
church ut II an. Evangelistic serv-
ice at 7:4S pm. The subject for
the morning radio message will be
the answer to the question Els
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st. Paul A. M. Z.

The Rev. ]. NICK. Harrison, jr.,
will deliver q special sermon at the
morning service. The senior vested
choir will sing. Worship at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Prophetic Conference.

Pf0phetlc conference.
Meetings for the study Of Bible
prophecy will be held on Tuesday
at 2:30 and at 8 pm. In the First
Brethren Church. The Rev. A. v.
Kimmell of Philadelphia, Pa, will
be the speaker,
Evening star., 1942-04-11

knowing God in His Word" is the
subject of the Rev. r. w. Haver-
kamp.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Woman's day services tomorrow.
The speaker at liam. win be Mrs.
Venice Spraegs and ut 3 pm. Mrs.
Alma J. Scott. Music oy 100 women.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
Presbyterian

Gunton- Temple Memorial.
DR.. Bernard Braskamp will have
as his subject at IL am. Keeping
the Easter Level" Special music
by quartet and young peoples choir.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 pm,
with address by the pastor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Mouniaineefs
Resume Drills

st. Mary's Mountaineers,
granted a days rest after an ar
duous six-weeks of training,
were scheduled to resume prac-
tise today in preparation for
next Fridays game, with St.
Francis de Sale.
The parochials fell before the
powerful Royal Oak team, 57-18,
in their opening game Tuesday,
and Coach Lee Hart has a long
session scheduled for tonight.
Were going to drill on every
thing" he said. eve need prac-
tise on everything in the book
on any particular phase of the
and there'll be no concentration
game"
Hart has received his draft
papers, but bad knee is expect
ed to keep him out of the army.
Injured in college. football, it is
so bad that if he bends at the
knees he is unable to regain his
feet without ait. of his hands.
Should a medical board ac-
cept him, however, he indicat-
ed that he would apply for de-
ferment until the end Of the
school year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Announce
Mondays
Cage Tits

Schedule for Mondays games
in the city cage loop was an
nounced this morning by City
Recreation Director Bernard
Ballantine.
Favorites are definitely ,es-
tablished in three games with
one rated as fairly close.
Opening the nights play at
1870 will be the Business Men,
who scored an upset victory
over Super-Cleaners Monday,
and the M.C.A.C. The rangy
Business Men are tied with the
Cleaners for second place and
should have little trouble with
their smaller foes.
LEADERS FAVORED
Second game Of the evening
will see the league-leading, un-
defeated Paganetti's five heav-
lily favored over the Merchants.
Beardslee's Tigers and Gray's
will battle in the third tilt, a
game in which Gray's is ranked
a. slight favorite, since the
Bengals have not won a game.
The Brown Bombers and Su-
per-Cleaners NEE in the finale,
with the Cleaners getting the
nod despite their loss earlier
this week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Offer Van Dyke
Grid Contract
Opening Dote Next
Foil Considered

Van Dyke has been offered
the contract for Mount Clemens
highs opening football game,
Coach Ernest Buckholz announc-
ed this morning, and there is q
strong possibility that the south
county school will accept. The
game would be played here.
Van Dyke has recently been
upped to a Glass A position in
interscholastic athletics and is
eager to establish athletic con-
facts with Mount Clemens be-
cause of q natural rivalry be-
tween the two schools.
Roseville has. been the open
ing day opponent for the Bathers
the last two years, but last Falls
41-0 defeat of Roseville at the
hands of the Bathers demon
strated that the smaller school
lacks the material to adequate
ly test the City High squad,
which has been a state power for
the last few years.
Van Dyke Is favored by Mount
Clemens high authorities not
only because of the natural riv-
airy which may be built up but
because Of its nearness to Mount
Clemens factor which may
become increasingly important
in athletic contests, due to de.
Tense priOrities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Two Losses Fail
TO Disturb Lead

A pair of losses to the City
Dairy team failed to harm the
A.A.A. Clubs lead in the Ladies
Afternoon loop yesterday as the
second place Macomb Recrea-
ton behaved in a like manner
in its meeting with Howie's Su-
per Service.
Only sweep was by the Blue
Rock five over Lakeside Fuel.
II. Heckman's fine 203 for Ma
comb Recreation gave her high
single and contributed to her
SOL series, tops for the loop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
In This Corner
HART LOOKS FOR BASKETBALL TEAM
TOFOLLOW STYLE SET UP
HDInnEDc

BY DENNIS BROWN
Before Horse Ed Dudley president Professional
Golfers Association that roughcombng coming
thing and 1--WE golfers have been
times about losing a ball"
He has the before the Our golf balls have
been too careless about getting lost
Ditto Basketball: Coach Lee Hart of ST. Marys foot
ball team took the chin for four straight games fall
only to bounce back with series of five victories
thinks his basketball team may join the pattern
least he did until Tuesday nights 1918 defeat
the Royal Oak parochias
We've got inexperienced ball club and we're going
lose some lot of em at first But should be look
ing lot better after have three four under BELTS
The only trouble Is that to football he's big
and likes contact develop into fairly good player
period OF three months But take the average boy-not
natural athleteand it'll take lot longer to build him into
basketball player For basketball takes coordination
and learning of habis-such bouncing ball
and running (drbbling). twon-one motion which takes
plenty of practice perfect
And Harris main trouble lack Of experienced players
along with dearth Of tall Neither handicap
which can be overcome in matter of weeks
Guest Star: Hugh Fullerton Jr Wide World Columnist-
Andy Varipapas daughter Lorraine learning of her
pops trick bowling shots and join him exhibition
tour No doubt that would make Andy Var Proud Pappa
Reprievs: The football minded public plagued
year with epidemic of alphabet football formations following
nara after the Tormaton Fortunately for the sports writ
the Information has been barred and the Information
should lose its novelty Maybe necessary
scrbes to learn the alphabet after all.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Boske;s Lead
Cut to 2 Points

A two-game loss to the second
place Anderson's team cut Boske
Garages lead in the Texaco loop
to two points last night. Only
one sweep was chalked up, by
the Family Tavern over Bills
Texaco.
High series was marked by c.
Schutt of the Texaco Fire Chiefs,
who had a $50. Two men, /.
Hoyt, of Anderson's, and N. De-
denbach of Mitchell's Service
tied for top single with 204's.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Defense Needs
Threaten 10
Cut Travel
Golf Would Be First
Victim; Tslssrophis
Troek Meets Possible

The Spring athletic program
OF the Border Cities League
faces the possibility of drastic
curtailment because of national
defense priorities, 1t was learn
ed today, and a meeting of the
conference has been called for
Wednesday morning at Fordson.
Major item to be discussed
is the need for cutting down on
Observation-Disclosures of rub
Der shortage and possible gas
rationing-with golf listed as
the first victim, II a victim be
chosen.
WIRE TRACK MEETS
Telegraphic track eets,
wherein results are wired to
opposing teams. are a strong
possibility, Athletic Director
Ernest Buckholz of City High
said this morning. The future
of baseball Is also in doubt,
though If golf were eliminated
and track meets were con-
Quoted by wire, it would have
q strong chance of survival as
the only sport requiring travel
ing.
A number of high school
leagues are known to have aban-
doned minor sports programs al
ready and at least one college,
the University of Kansas, has
sliced off its entire program of
minor sports.
Athletic Directors and princi-
pals of the six schools in the
Border Cities League Fordson,
Crosse Pointe, Monroe. Wyan-
dotte, Royal Oak and Mount
Clemens will attend the meet
ing, scheduled for 9 am, and
are empowered to take final
action in all matters effecting
the athletic program of the con-
ference.
Buckholz refused to commit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Swimmers
Seek Border
Cities VIM

Defeated by q narrow margin
in their opening meet with Pom
tiac a month ago, Mount Glenn
ems highs swimmers will hit
the water again tomorrow, seek
ing for their first win Border
Cities League scalp.
Forason's tough squad will
provide the opposition q n d
Goa ch Theron Tompkins Is
doubly worried over tomor-
rows meet, since he has lost
three boys to the armed serv-
ice - Russ and Ken MacCullon
and Bill Melgrium.
The Bather mentor Is not
worried about first places, but
lack of capable second and
third-spot winners threaten the
locals power this season. Three
lettermen, Bob Baugh, Jim
Krause and George Daily, all
rank high in league competition,
but are unable to carry the en-
tire burden.
Probable entrants in tomor-
rows events, scheduled to start
at 3 o'clock.
Diving: Bob Baugh and Bill
Melgrium.
Breaststroke: Arnold Breiling
and j. Kilos.
Freestyle $50, 100 and 220-
yards): George Daily, Bruce
Bostwick and William Denison.
Backstroke Goo yards): Jim
Krause and Breiling.
Individual Me dley (150-
yards) Baugh and Don Kolp.
Personnel of the relay teams
medley and free-styl" has
not yet been determined. The
meet Is to start at 8 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Van s Barber Shop
Takes Sole Title

Sweeping S alter's Market,
Vans Barber Shop stepped out
of tie and into sole possession
of first place in the Min o r
league. Havel Motor Sales drop
ped pair of starts to Briden-
baugh and McEvoy to slip out
of the first position.
Only other sweep was by
Glefke Company over the Miller
Creamery.
Three 600 series were chalk
ed, headed by w. Bridenbaugh's
643 of 240. 1914 and 200. l..
Burr's 226. 210 and 199 gave him
a 635 for Havel's while Emmett
Quinn had a 610, including q
246 in the final, high game for
the loop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Leader Drops Pair
to Runnerup

Although losing two games to
the second place Seven-Up team,
the Eschenburg Tires five, lead
er of the Glass Al loop, main
tanned a five = game lead last
night.
Only sweep was by Stroh's
over Normington's.
Jim McInerney took single
and series honors as he marked
a fine $50 triple, boosted by his
big 225 in the final game. Only
other 900 series was by Floyd
Frederick of the Seven-Up quin-
tet with 607; a 222 was his
high game.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Evening Drill
Scheduled

An evening drill for Mount
Clemens highs cagers was
tentatively scheduled for to.
day by Coach Ernest Buck
holz In preparation for the
Royal Oak game here tomor.
row night.
The school boxing tourna-
ment was to occupy the gym
this afternoon and the city
high mentor wants . light
workout for the Bathers. Yes
terday's practice session was
devoted to q long scrimmage.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Bauman Opens
Margin Wider

Bauman's Radio opened its
comfortable lead still further in
the Ladies Wednesday Night
league last night by sweeping
the Wolverine Potato Chips five.
One other sweep was marked,
by LaCroix & Groesbeck over
the MacAlpine Faygo club.
M. Giles of Bauman's had the
high series of 484. Her 100 was
high single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
AT the ALLEYS

Other three-game wins were
marked by Jarchow's over Dene-
with High Speed and by the
Owls over the Lakeview Inn
club.
Harry Gahlau's 582 for john
MES Bar was top triple while AL
Holdcroft of Carvings had blue
ribbon single with a 224 in his
opener.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
HOLD DOWN AWARDS

NOTRE DAME - Only "a
members of 1941 Notre Dame
football won monograms, small
est since 1921.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
bhnnie;s Bar
Lead Sliced

A pair of wins over Bills Five
allowed Johnnie's Bar to con-
tinue in the lead of the Big
Twelve last night, though the
second-place Spruce Inn gained
by scoring a sweep over Rae's
Shoes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
FLIES TO TOURNEY

ATLANTA, Jan. 8-(P-W.
J. Graham makes q nightly trip
of about $50 miles to compete in
the Atlanta Athletic Clubs an
nual badminton tournament.
Operator of an air school at
Americas, Ga, he comes and
goes each night in his plane. Ora
ham was badminton champion in
Pittsburgh in 1898.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08

himself on the probabilities OF
action merely saying that a
"curtailment will be discussed.
He indicated, however, that golf
would be the first sport to feel
the axe, because of its limited
following. Since track meets
can be run off on a postal or
Geographic basis, track would
be the next sport affected. Any
action on baseball could lead
only to its a abandonment or,
perhaps, a slice in the schedule.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08

HOLLY GOD, Calf. -
frankie Albert, .All-America
quarterback. signed to star in
football picture, THE Spirit of
Stanford" Production starts IN
April.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 PARTY TONIGHT
PantOmime to Feature St. Paul's Methodist Church
 Program

"why the Chimes Rang" . Christmas pantomime by Raymond Macdonald Alden, will be offered tonight at St. Paul's Methodist church on East Farm street at 7:30, The Sunday schools annual Christ. mas party and entertainment will be held simultaneously
 A feature Of the pantomlfnc will Dc photographic record Of The Westminster Chimes of Englan6 now silenced during the war, Design and construction Of tht cathedral sets for the presentat!os have been executed by Robert Kunde, Harold Yackel, F'ranei. Spring, Jeannette Allard, Betty Al. lard, Charles Brownell, Rober Pryor and Donald Avery,
 Those in the cast include Jean. nette Allard, Elmer Houeh, Mrs Newton Leas. Lorraine Slppcrly, Jacqueline Hanson, Donald Avery, June Hanson, Donald Kunde, Don. aid Yackel, Robert Kunde, Herbert Emmons, Francis Spring, Eliza. beth Seaver. Walter J. Oidroyd, Harold Yackel, Ethel Miller aht Betty Allard. The music back. ground for the pantomime will be furnished by Wales Y. Meislnger, church organlst
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-22
IA Clamorous Christmas Dessert
 For A Holiday Table Decoration

Aluminium angels and tinsel are war casualties, and even Christi mas greens may be short due to transportation difficulties; but even if you can't celebrate the merry Yuletide holidays with the usual decorations, you can manage to cre- ate gay tribute to the Christi mas spirit with your handiwork.
 A glamour dessert that rates ap- plause for any holiday party Is a fruit pie made with quick-c cooking tapioca. Its easy to make and 8 joy to the thrift budget, too. With pastry star for decoration this toothsome tapioca dessert will do double duty as holiday table dec oration.
 STAR PIE
 3 tablespoons quick cooking
 tapiOca
 IA cups sugar
 IA teaspoon salt
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 cup seeded raisins ( 3-4 cup water
 1 drop almond extract if desired recipe pie crust
 Combine, tapioca, sugar, salt cranberries, raisins, water, and al- mond extract. Let stand 15 min- utes. Line a 9-inch pie plate with pastry rolled 1-8 inch thick. Fill pie shell with cranberry mixture. Moisten edge of pastry with cold water. Bake in hot oven (450 de- grees F0 15 minutes; put pastry star on top of pie: reduce heat to moderate (350 degrees F) and bake IS minutes longer or until cram berries are cooked and star is done
 CANNED CHERRY PIE 2 1-2 cups canned fruit (drained)