. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2) i972

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7 _ Horoscopes
CON STANCE SHAR PE

A bright’ and cheerful week
“for romance and colorful
attractions. But be careful to ‘
avoid disputes tomorrow.. January 21 - February
«. Lucky for business enterprise . 3
and property negotiations -

provided you keep’ within |
reasonable limits. a

AQUARIUS

Be willing to give a _tebping
hand to others, as by ‘so doing
you; may -reap more than -you “
know, Current ‘aspects may:
sharpen your. wits, but.do not... °*
spoil things ‘by becoming
aggressive. ‘Luck may enterthe. °
picture later-in the week, and:
particularly so in. connection -
with household matters and.
home improvements. ~~ )-.

February 20: Mare 20

This could turn out to be'a ° Penn
particularly propitious week ie ee (ARIES
your main ventures, and the eee ae
_ more enterprising you are the Mareh 21 - April 20

“ more-you sland to gain. -Do not~ ‘ - .
Spoil the ship for a ha’porth of
‘tar, but at the same time make
--sure you do not waste money on
trivialities. ~~

You may be ‘feeling. quite
affivent this week, or lucky in
deals which could bring ‘in
money. But at the same time
you should watch ar in
especially if you should be
buying on credit. This advice
applies especially to “home
improvements or building .
exlensions.

/ TAURUS —

_ April 21-May a

Good news may he on the- _ GEMINI.
way, and you may be heartened
” by the way things are shaping..
But do not react too sharply to.”
suggestions as the proposer-will
mean well. A propitious week
for invitations and for rattending oe
: meetings, ae

you

May 22 - June 2 .

“Should | be a profitable and.
henry working week in which_
your best interesls may be well”:
served. But if you happen to be.
on holiday you will enjoy:
yourself too. A pleasing =:
_ proposal may be made, or an
‘invitation extended, - Much ~~
* could be achieved by aiming to’ wo
improve special relationships,
‘as thase whom you approach
are likely to be specially.

inlerested,

You should be in ‘a happy .
mood right -now to: all -
appearances, . because others
will be cooperating in the way  -
you like best and should be.
adding to your self-esteem. So.’
don't spoil. things. through
arrogance or imperiousness,
By keeping things sweet you
will profit. : Lovers may. be .
specially favoured just now.

A. brush awith . a 1 eplleague-”
could cause'a quarrel which .is_ _
best avoided. Bul the picture as - , August
a whole is a good dne and Lady"
Luck may show her hand in a
Humber of: ways. The more-
diplomatic you are the more oe
you are likely to be successiul; °~°

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_ Social matters. and ‘interests |. ;
will be very: congeniel, and ~~.
friends may appear to be extra :
helpful. A good week.for getting
’ oul and about and mixing’ with
people. Hf you are entertaining.
others ‘i any way, .your
popularity is is sure to mount, .
This seems 10 be: your, week: oe
for. business, and if you ‘have: -.. '
been negoliating a deal it is now:
_ that you can pull it off. All the:
; same; don't try to. cut comers -
Let others speak. for you, or'le
‘your products: ‘speak. . for:
themselves. There is money in -
your stars if you know how, ito”
Operate, my ;

Oclober

You could have the ghtideas .
for meeting: current: problems,’
s0 set your fertile mind. to: work
and use your imagination, ‘Then

Your status or, your. incom
ng

ice because the more: you
have to offer the’ mo

at)

if you’ ve wound up another
expensive heating season
wondering how you can cut fuel
costs next year, you may be in

-elack thermostat or -
“Chronotherm." According to
- Honeywell heating. experts, a
Chronotherm can save as much
as 10 percent on an average ho-
‘me fuel bill whether you use
_ Bas, oil or electricity.

matically. what many people try
_ to remember to do manually

onstantly ~at.: “daytime”
omfdrt levels,’ If the occupants
“are normally: out: during. the

to reverse the procedure:so the .
temperature is lower while the
howe | is is empty. In most cases,

“CHICKEN IMPERIAL

2g cups bread: crumbs
Be cup Parmesan cheese
2 cloves garlic pressed .
i leaspoons salt, ,
“2 teaspoon ‘pepper ’
‘ MM cup fresh chopped: parsley
ola Ib; butter

8 chicken breasis, thighs or legs
“Combine first 6 ‘ingredients.

~piece.in butter then roll .and
press crumb mixture on each
piece. Place in shallow baking
”- dish,.” pour remaining : butter.

Ahours . Dos

the market for an automatic

t sets the thermostat’ back :at

es ‘less: :fuel”
had’ to; maintain ‘the :-

"Melt -butter. Dip.each chicken ©

over and bake at $25 degrees for’

hee eR

however, people favour lower
temperalures at night while
they- are asleep. —

Preferred day.. and 1 night
temperatures and. the exact

’ times of setback and set ahead
areselected by means of simple —

fingertip controls: The set-
ahead lime can be adjusted for
about an hour before the alarm

. Sings te the house ts warm when
A Chronotherm - does. auto-

it's lime to fling off the covers,

Naturally, the greater the
setback temperature. and. the
longer (he lower lermperature i is

f ght.and t turns it up againinthe , mainiained, the “more | “you'll
Herne". ‘Eurnace,.::save.In apalt

Lexperiment,
when. the temperatre™ was

lowered from ‘a-comfortable.70: ..
degrees: during ‘ihe’ day to a:,

chilly 50-degrees for't2-hours at :

-, night, the fuel savings were ‘21. 6
‘daylight hours, they may wish .~

percenl. -In‘:a more’ typical:
example, a setback ‘from 70
degrees to 60 degrees for eight

 heurs produced. a 95 percent

: Reolepes:

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STEWED CHICKEN WINGS _

6- 9: chickén wings _
44 cup chopped onion =. --
‘2 cup diced celery, ©.’
1, cup diced carrots’ '
1, leaspoon salt.
Dash of pepper
Paprika

Trim off wing tips. Place’ win-

” gs in pot with vegetables, salt,

" pepper and 2 cups walter. Bring: ..
to boil, simmer. until tender,” -
‘Thicken liquid with Mour and...

add paprika for color...
. Serves 4. !

“Hemlock will grow: under. ~

dense shade for many years.

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Former owner of Rogers _—_ co

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_ THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C,

Clock-thermostat
lowers heating bills’

“saving.
Outside’ temperatures, of
course, are also an important
factor, with the best. economy -
from night setback occurring

* when outside mercury readings
are between 20 degrees and 30°

degrees. As the ottside
thermometer, plunges, the a-
mount of heat required to raise

inside temperature from night .,
to daylime'settings increases to.

the point (at about 0 degrees)
when fuel savings are

negligible. But in most heavily
populated parts of Canada -
average winter temperatures:
are well within the range ‘where
‘sftom “night * setback °°" ¥4sOup-mayonnalsea-—er, ~ =

‘davings
, eould-be-worthwhile.

This “is, an ideal: time: to.
consider installing

" Chronotherm, Honeywell said,
With most Canadians. now .

looking forward © to summer,

demand for heating aceéssories
-is down and your local heating
contractor is ready lot talk” ‘bie.

siness,

ae!

Tf you want to keep the ua on
inflation, you'd be wise to have
a B.C, chicken in the pot. . -

Some 10 years ago, when the
British Columbia. Broiler:
Marketing Board was formed,
250 growers were getting 22%
cents a pound, live welght, for
their product:.

Today, 170 growers” are
getling the same 22% cents

As well as striking a. blow at
inflation, this . hold-the-line

, achievement also rates marks

for the ingenuity . and
organization of the producers.
Because, today, the 170 growers
are producing twice as much.

‘Automated methods of
bringing the chicen to the retail
market have made this p-
ossible.

R.A. Stafford, manager of the
B.C. Broiler Marketing Board,
says there are 350,000 birds a
week processed for the market.
This is high volume, with low’
profit.

Stafford, a University of B.C.
agriculture graduate who has
been with the Board for the past
five years, says 90 per cent of

_ the chickens are producédin the ’
Fraser Valley and 10 per cent on
Vancouver Island. Some 18
million broiler, chickens were
produced last year in this 100
per cent B.C, industry.

Of the 18 million, 700,000 were
roasting chickens: and 800,000
were Cornish game-hens. The
falter. made ‘their first:
appearance here in 1963 and
have grown in popularity for
banquets and gourmet type ,
dinners.

. The Rock Cornish Game Hen
claims as its ancestors the
Malaysian fighting cock, the
whiterock hybird hen. and the
Vantress Cornish cockrel, a
blueblooded pedigree.

The poultry industry in.B, C.-
had retail sales of-$25 million
last year, and supplied 48 .
million pounds of chicken to the
market.

CHICKEN SALAD

2 cups cubed chicken”

¥% cup chopped celery

2 tablespoons chopped chutney
1% teaspoon salt

2-3 cup toasted ‘almonds ;
2 tablespoons:chapped onion:

2 teaspoons leinan juice

‘Combine chicken, celery, .

*. onion and ‘nuts. Mix the
‘Mayonnaise, chitney,-salt and .
“lemon juice and fold into the
¢hicken mixture, Serve ona bed
OF lettuce,

Serves 4,

: “Weare shooting. ‘at 42 dttion
pounds é in 1972," says Stafford.

“More people “are eating
chicken: and. it..is: the fastest
growing market {n-Canada.

” It all. ‘starts | “with day old:
chickens from the. hatcheries
farm delivered at fe chicken

Tm.

led.
Its a little. diff L
- grandfather’ a. day,: when
someone handy went out.to the: -
chicken. run and scattered the -
. feed by hand. 7

_ Barbara Farlie - Beading: basic and boutique ce -

‘ People’s eating abit have -’ =
changed since then, ‘too,- Take
out chicken is a hig, business.

The producer % will receive a be
atch of 30,000 ai a time. Eight |

weeks later, they all go to the Tate out and other restaurant:
processing plant on the same ‘trade accounts for 30 per cent of .
day. chickens produced in B.C,

The producer replaces his With meat. prices high,
brood every 11 weeks. He is chicken is just ‘about the best”
emply three weeks for clean out buy the ——— hana .

New Books —

at the Terrace Library

In the reference Section: (not to be borrowed):

New edition of Guinness book of world records

William Crouse - Automotive chassis and body.

William Crouse - Automotive electrical equipment —- -

- Adult non-Fiction for pacrewiig:

’ Charles Harding - Furniture doctoring and French. polishing

Wesley Marx - The frail ocean :

Allan Evans - Russia: tsars and commissars ~

Ralph Nader - group report on air’ pollution

Audel's millwrights and-mechanies guide -

Brian Elliott + Silk screen printing : ae
- Loraine Carlson - Mexico. : ae

Canadian Whole Earth Almanac - Healing | issue

Ferol Austen- Poor man’s guide to bottle collecting
Barbara Farlie - Reading: ;

Knitting dictionary ° ane
Jerry Landay - - Archaeological discovery i in the land of the Bible - a

Ann Seranne - Complete book. of home preserving ates
Theodore Berland - Living with your bad back : oe
Julia Percival - Household ecology

Buckminster Fuller - Operating manual for spaceship earth
Bruce Ramsey - The story of Ocean Falls

Marks on the forest floor; a story of Houston, B.C.

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B. C. Fruit — the best part of summer!

‘CHERRIES: - APRICOTS: “PEACHES: PEARS, PLUMS |

nd. voady « now — B. c Apricots. Golden, suc juic ; ee
hey’r "re Canada’ sone exotic fruitl, “°° ..

parede of Okanagan goddnéss eight. through the
y putting up plenty of your own home-made apricot j jamsand ~.
‘90 C6 h right | Bun: ine colour'anc ae taste. ,

in pies, shorteakes, with cx
rad snack right from the Freeh -_