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and food, while producing a fes-
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inch-white fringe for-the bottom and one inch wide
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‘ “the SGatest : trick of | shaped top - which’ will ‘look ‘styl-
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ized and “modern”. under

that old standby, the card table,
free. for extras or. for seating
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Before. covering - the. .

ing the shape of its

‘bshould be made. Ironing board's

suit width and length required.
Two panels will be sufficient if
the wall side is to -be left un-
draped. The front panel will
probably consist of two or morc
lengths of fabric. (Fabric re-
quirement should be determined
according to measurements, be:
fore it. is purchased.)

Corduroy is the fabric recom-
mended for this purpose by sew:
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completely washable, allowing
the cover to be used over anc
over, Corduroy requires no spe-

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mal care in washing, and th:
use of nny mild soap and warir
water, It should never be twistec
or run through a wringer be-
cause this will sel deep creases
into the pile.

Ironing board cover should b:
hung wet and allowed to drip-
dry. Then, and what could Ve
easier, the cover is fitted ove:
the jroning board wrong side out
and a steam tron is held above,
but not on, the corduroy, When
the cover is removed, the pile
should be raised by brushing
to restore corduroy to its orig-
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Family leaves
for Nanaimo

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A family who came here from
North Wales 10 years ago are
leaving the city at the end, 0)
the month to live In Nanaimo,

Mr, and Mrs, J, F, Williams of
446 Fourth Avenue Bast. with

[sons Peter 14, and Glyn 2, and.

daughter Holen 11, leave on the

7 ont December 30,

While in the efly Mr. Williams

) worked as sales clerk and in the

offica. of. the Co-op Centre and
was ‘nctive In the Royal Cann-
dinn Legion,

Mrs, Williams belonged to the
Legion. LA and. ‘the Women's
Auxiliary of the 8b, Androw's
Anglican Cathedral,

_ Both of them belonged to the
Rod and Gun and Curling Clubs.

In Nanaimo Mr, Williaans will
be secretary manager of the
Royal Canadian Legion and

 

Credit Union..

‘dary 1962: membership on Duff

Members: of the on
Chamber of Commerce and thet:
wives held a. dinner. ‘party ® ee
cently to celebrate the opening
of a branch of. the. Royal Bank |
of Canada in ‘their community”
and to welcome the staff metii-
bers. -

“The bank opened on December
4, with H. L, Gummer of Van-.
couver aS manager, R. W. Stu-
art of Vancouver as teller-ac-
countant, and Miss. Dawn Mac-
Millan of’ Houston as bookkeeper
and stenographer.

The need of a bank .in the
town of Houston had been one
of the Chamber’s projects ever
since it was formed early this
spring. Previously bank services
had been extended to this com-
munity from Smithers on a: ‘bi-
weekly basis.

Chamber President Don a 1 d
McEwen, ‘welcomed © ‘the special
guests and’ conferred an honor-

‘Menzies of Smithers.
Other guests included Rev. and

 

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evaporated milk.

NO-BAKE SPICE FRUIT CAKE
(Makes: 9x5x3-inch loaf)
48 (34 pound), marshmallows |
34 cup undiluted evaporated
- milk
¥% cup orange juice
4-34 cups crushed vanilla,
wafers, ,
2-Ye cups crushed graham
crackers
‘1 cup broken pecans

 

clerk: Mrs. W- Dungate, Women’s
Institute president; J. Veenstra
of the Royal Canadian Legion.
Arthur Russel] of the Recreation
Commission; Herman Ruiter of
the Farmers’ Institute; G. Bag-
german of the Houston Co-oper-
ative Marketing Association; L.
M. Newgard, chairman of the
Village Council, Mr. and .. Mrs.
J. Colbourne of the Community
Club; .Frank Edmonds of the
B.C. Power Commission, Mr. and
Mrs Anthony Woloshuk,... and

G. Bellicini, who is the oldest
wigident of. Houston. "

Moving pictures ‘of the ‘Morieé
River area and the Air ‘Force
Day at Cold Lake, Alta., were
shown by Mr. Woloshuk to, con-
clude the. evening’s entertain-
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We are all happy to have a
in
Smithers as unti] now we have
had to depend,on those who. live
George who come
ironing |through .once :in-a while. Dr.
board, a paper pattern duplicat-/D; Proctor is a private practi--[
surface |tioner who is. also” ‘doing federal
jand provincial “work. He called
sides canbe covered..by three jin one mornmg this week when |Christmas concert and party:
separate panels of fabric,.cut to he asked whether our calf had

veterinary ‘surgeon li-ing-

fin Prince

‘been checked for: TB.

Francois. Lake

‘By AGNES H. NEAVE

Daily. News Correspondent
FRANCOIS “LAKE . — Several
years ago poison was put out. for
wolves and. they have:.not. been.
seen or heard lately. About : a
month ago one startéd ranging.
Anderson
Ranch, 20 miles down the lake,
to -the: *back* of Jack ‘O’Meara’s
: : . three. miles east of the
rm. of grdgious hrotliny, rare. 1s the bach- landing. It has been.seen several
.. {times and ait leaves, tracks. in the |
escaped’

 

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4 holler.

   

After: morning - service in
church on Sunday morning: Rev.
Robert Warren. gave each of us
a few sprigs of holly which his
mother had sent him from Van-
couver. I notice that the leaves
are not prickly like they used to
be when we gathered it as chil-
‘dren. - sh

“I would like to send wishes for
a. “happy Christmas and, New

fa foil lined ‘ 9x5x3-inch

1 cup currants =.

1 cup candied pineapple
1 cup.mixed candied fruit
¥, teaspoon allspice

1 teaspoon cinnamon

% teaspoon nutmeg

Cut marshmallows into quar-
ters. Pour evaporated milk: and.
orange juice over marshmallows
and let stand 3 hours. Stir ‘oc-
casionally.. Combine crushed
vanilla wafers and graham
crackers, pecans, currants, pine~
apple, candied fruit’ and spices
in a large bowl. Add marshmal-.
low mixture. Mix well. Pack. into
pan.
Decorate top with flaked | coco-

 

TAKE A FRUIT CAKE '— one that needs’ no baking + then add’>
a sprinkling of coconut, a. border of: pecans. and cherries, and‘an
accompanying bowl of fluffy’sauce for a. pretty plateful of holi-
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Year to our. editor, and staff. ot}
‘| Thé: Daily News ‘and:td our’ Sniany.*
friends .in «Prince Rupert;, Mas
Cliff Harrison of.
Lake also asks me to wish you
the same as many Prince Ru-
pert families stay with her in
‘the summer time.

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ed on Saturday evening when
the school children had their

Now that we ha ‘e two rooms and

ltwo teachers it is not so difficult:

to plan and present the various
items, and this year there were
19 of them.

The program started off with
the children singing. car®&s and
then a charming liltle play: by
the junior grades called “The
Listening Post” with brownics
and elves in Santa's workshop
busily making. toys, some in
brown.and others In green. ,
There was a rhythm band sen-
lection, several plano soles and
recitations, then the play “Book-
worms Don't Have to Bite,” by;
the older pupils, In this some of
the. ehildren were dressed as
honks with the titles In large Iet-
tering in front, Several girls did
a.very attractive dance and after
carols the concert closed
with the singing of “The Queen,”
Then there was the exelting,
part of the evening when Santa
Cleus came bounding in with
hells rinelne to give out the
pile of presents under the big
‘vee, Hod with cach gift a Dag
of candies and nuts,

Then tae benches were pushed
back to the walls, the floor swept
clear of piles of wrapping paper
and ribbons, and the Indies
brought refreshments — ‘round,
Piles of sandwiches vanished,
aso ducens of delicious cakes of

Now that the reereation com.
nission has purehased an elec:
tric coffee maker it makes cater
ing for these affairs much craton |
as woused Lo mako It on top of:

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Commencing December 18, store hours 9 a. m. to 9 D. m,.

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‘halves, if: desired, Cover : top with
foil. Refrigerate . Several _ days
before slicing.

FLUFFY LEMON-PECAN SAUCE mo

_ (Makes: ‘about: 3: cups)

y eup: “undiluted ‘evaporated 2

‘milk Oe
1 egg. -
% cup sifted powdered | sugar
1 teaspoon. lemon vextract
i teaspoon lemon. juice
14 cup ground -pecans

Chill evaporated: milk in re-

many;
| today. that” Canada's “blood - ‘do='fie
 |nations between January: 1st.and.
-/October. 31st’ hit.a: high: peak ‘of.
563,970 bottles, a6 ‘per: cent'in-
crease over 529; 985, for. the Same’

sp oe Prince. Rupert. Dally. News Ay
, Wednesday, December 20; -1961"

 

‘yoluntaty’ blood. donor: ‘chair:

Fred.".H, ° Dietrich; ‘stated

period in’ 1960...
Chairman Dietrich ‘said: that

  

‘| British . Columbia's. ‘total Jof: 54,-

791 for the. January . October
period compares favourably. with
54,601 for the same’: period: in
1960. B.C. has established ‘and
maintains: a high: ‘level, of: volun-
| beer donor’ groups.’ ‘

  
   

 

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frigerator. tray until soft ice
crystals. form around edges of
tray (about: 10 minutes). While
evaporated milk is chilling, beat
egg until thick. Gradually beat
in sugar. Add lemon extract.
Whip .chilled evaporated. milk
until stiff. (about 1° minute).
Add lemion juice. Whip very stiff
(about: 1 to.2 minutes longer).
Gently fold beaten. egg mixture
and pecans into whipped evapor-
ated milk. Sauce may. be made
and: refrigerated one hour in ad-
vance, if desired. Serve on fruit

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“enable them to take their place with-the Militia in“the
vital ' survival operations: role, Four special courses will ad

be conducted. in the larger. cities. and towns acr oss :
- Canada during the next six months.

If you’re between 18 and 50 and meet enr olment stand: : na
tion to Canada’s defence. Dates of courses are:

Dec. 17, 1961; Jan. 8- Feb. 18,1962
; Apr. 16 - May 27, 1962.

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without obligation, by. visiting the address below:

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nd. a. Christmas party

Was. enjoyed ‘by: members of tiie
Ladies Orange Benevolent As-
sociation at their monthly meet-
ing, held: Friday at the Valhalfa
Hall. with Worthy Mistress Mrs,
Frederick* ‘Barber in the chalr,,,

Mrs. ‘John Johansen acted * AS
presiding officer for the elec~
tions. The. new executive will Je
installed’ at the January 19
meeting. *. wat

After the business period, the
members: and their friends sat
down to.a turkey supper. Bingo
‘was played and gifts were ex:

   
   
   

 

 

 

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During his course the new Militiaman will be given all-
day training for five days a-week. He will live:at home~ wee
and receive the same pay as a regular soldier, plus a .
living allowance for a total of $173. 00 per month. | a “.

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