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cups golden seedless raisins
cups candied orange peel
cup citron .

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drain well. Coarsely grate or cut
orange peel and citron in thin
pieces. Cut dates and pineapple
in small pieces; halve cherries,

Combine fruits, candied peels
and nuts, Beat honey, shorten-
ing and grated orange and lemon
peels together until creamy and
well blended. Beat in eggs.

Resift flour with baking pow-
der, sait} and spices. Add to
honey. mixture. Blend in fruit
mixture until well distributed.
Spoon batter into 2 well greased
and ‘floured 6% cup ring molds.
Bake in a slow oven (300 degrees
F.) with shallow pan of hot wa-
ter on bottom of oven, about 2
hours or unti] cakes test’ done.

Let cakes stand in pans about
1 hour before turning out on

wire: rack to cool. Cakes may be

brushed with ~ honey © slightly

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was held yesterday afternoon at

bringing greetings to them were
told
them that the city .was proud of
the pioneers who had __ helped
+ build-the city and-W.-H. Murray,
MLA who wished them a “happy,
healthy and: prosperous 1963” on

and government.

After the banquet, soios were
sung by Joanne Clee and Norah
Thompson, who also played’ the
piano; Tim Miller played the
mouth organ, and Rev.
Gamble played the guitar and
sang.

A special guest at the head
table. was Mrs. Joseph Garon,
longtime worker. in the Co-ordin-
ating Council, who.being over 69,
attended the banquet as a’ guest.

Each guest received.a Christ-
mas card and a brand new dol-
lar bill from the council.

The hall and dishes were don-
ated by the Royal Canadian
Legion and tne Ladies Auxiliary.
and the candy for. the banquet
was donated by. Ormes Drugs’

COOLER OLODOODOOE

 

 

By AGNES H. NEAVE:

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. FRANCOIS LAKE — Sixteen-
year-old John. Jack returned on
Friday by train from the Miller
Bay. Hospital where he. has been
for a year having treatment for
shoulder and. arm trouble. His
father and - mother Mr. and
Mrs, Alec Jack and his small
sistzr Anne called in-‘‘at the
store here to wait for Hugh to
take them to Burns Lake. to
meet the train. They. were so
happy to have him. home at
Grassyplains for. Christmas and

Prince Rupert Daily Mews Lt.
Thursday, December 20, 1962 ,

SPONSORED. BY CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL is

‘attend annual =.
“Over. 70” Yule banquet |;

The annual “Over-70" banquet Ltd. The Prince Rupert Fire De- |!

‘partment transported the
folks to and from their homes.

Mrs, Fred Chaprun and Mrs. Roy |. -
Coswan, while serving were Mrs.
R.. B.. McDonald,.
Owens, Mrs. Peter Lien, Mrs. J.
B. Rae, Mrs. M. Bush, and Mrs.
Percy Bond. Mrs, William Roth-
well, Mrs. Robert Montgomery,
Mrs. James Arseneau, Mrs. G. P.
Lyons and Mrs. ‘A. J. Beliveau
were in the kitchen, and Mrs. T.
R. Lloyd and Mrs. Arthur Leigh-

the Royal Canadian © Legion,
sponsored. by. the. Women’s: Co-
ordinating Council.

One hundred and ‘two “old-
timers’ and. their. guests sat,
down to a full _ turkey supper
with all the trimmings. They
were welcomed by Mrs... J. S.
Black, council chairman. Also

behalf of the provincial premier}:

 

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apples.
ton were in the cloakroom. Mrs. One sip
T. Norton Youngs and Mrs. Black and you'll
were in charge of invitations. agree -- its , We ;
Winner of the candy guessing] . sound BED cart-appie ‘
contest was’ Joseph Oskey. The| can oo —_———— cee et avor is 4
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21st-in' CIVIC CENTRE. Import-
ant’ matters to discuss—Full at-
tendance requested.

e. Prince Rupert Shoreworkers
Local No. 31 U.F.A.W.U.
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Anne was allowed to.miss a
day’s school to go in and meet
him. They told me that John
has been taking lessons in Grade
9 in the hospital.
Pr b+

“The game department has
becn counting. moose from a
plane and 741 were counted .in
\four hours around, Burns: ‘Lake.

 

 

us. in? the Nadina district:
+ + ¢

I gathered’ “some ‘pansies in
our’ garden. this morning, Sun-
day, Dec. 16. The snow has near-
ly all gone and it doesn’t - even
freeze at night. The roads are
slippery though after rain> and
then frost and now thawing
weather, but there have been no
bad accidents,

+ * *

Our: dog Gypsy . lives in a ken-
nel in one of the pens, and as
she is always running in and
out she managed to get her bed-
ding quite wet, So on Sunday
afternoon I cleaned it out for
her and we gave her fresh clean
hay. I was surprised to find a
mouse’s nest in the corner of
her kennel deep in the bedding.
T suppose it was a nice warm
spot to have a nest and perhaps
Gypsy enjoyed having company
but I have never known this to
happen before. Quite often I’ve
found a mouse’s nest under-
neath a sitting hen, deep in the

bedding, and the nest partly
made of hen’s feathers.
Ce a)

In an English paper we were
interested to read about. a new
breed of geese, but at present
there are only 20 pairs in exist-
ence, They are a bantam bird
“from..a wild goose and a small
Roman domestic goose, It lHves
on grass and needs no housing
and it is expected that it will be-
come popular as not many peo-
ple will buy a large. goose if
there is not a large family, They
are quite a bit larger than a
duck,

 

a
John Shelford has bagged a
deer at the east end of Francois
Lake with an outstanding pair
of horns, 188 2/8 points, To date
It seams that thore are only
threa Canadain trophias larger
than this one, one-off these be-
ing bagged in B.C,
7 oe
Burns Lake. folk. will be happy
now as tha new. sower system
started ‘working Jast week, Not
all the. town 1a served yet, but
the main street and quite na lot
of tho residential. aren is con-
nected,
rae ¥

Our rear ation commission:
sponsored a moccasin dance to
open the skating mnk near the
school on Saturday night and
thore was a good turnout, : “The
rink was briilantly Hghted with

provided tho. music; We wore,
afraid that the mink would be
boguy -after the mild, weathor
but it js shaded by troos and: the’
joa hold out, There were |
tities of, coffoo and: sandwiches.

20th, Islander Hall. Special busi-
ness—1963 agreement proposal.
All members are urged to attend.

“Ani nou Incements

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Volkswagen?

Just add things up.

Economy? This begins when you buy a
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the gas station,

Quality? The beetle is built to last—our
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materials. Things like steel, tires, head-
lights, bumpers, and engine parts. This
alone represents a six million dollar in-
vestment in Canadian manufactured
goods. We believe in doing business with
our customers.

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able stake in Canada. Between our 346
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