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Hairy hippie
not wanted at

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

Terrace artists have been trie
vited to participate in the annual
Art Show in Ketchikan, Alaska,
Aprili2te14, .~

s local entries

asked that each work have alabel | =:

CEOREIA’S

with the artist’s name and mail.
ing address on the back in the
hand corner,

|| Wednesday, March 27, 1968

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DEAR ANN LANDERS; 1 am having a beautiful church now developing a new program of assistance for arthritis | 1" Ketchikan are now available react SOTO RETO ea

wedding and reception next month and I don’t want anything ta
detract from the dignity and reverence of the affair.

My fiance and 1 have decided nottoinvite anyone under 16,
We have seen too many ceremonies and wedding receptions
spoiled by undisciplined kids who were allowed to run wild,

The problem is my fiance's cousin, who is 17, He is a
full-fledged hippie, curly hair down tohis shoulders, moustache,
sideburns, beads, sandals —the works. His mother told us
he doesn't believe in marriage but-he’s coming to the church
just to see what goes on. :

My relatives and employers are very conservative people.
The strangeness of odd-bail's appearance would not only shack
them but detract fram the solemnity of the services. My fiance
and I feel wehave the right totell the boy toe cut his hair and put
on shoes or stay home. What do you say? —V, T, Y,

DEAR V. T. ¥.: You have no right to attach restrictive
‘clauses to your Invitation —such as “cut you hair, put on
shoes ,,,etc,”’ Eitheryou want the hippie cousin or you don’t
want him —and obviously you don’t, So tell his mother he is
not welcome and be prepared to have at least two people mad
at yOu. * 8 4

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read the letter from the
woman who signed herself, ‘Hands: Off.” She was mad be-
cause the neighbor lady gave herhusbanda jar of horse-radish,
What would you say in my case?

My husband’s business partneris marriedto an outstanding
cook, Her speciality is chopped liver, Whenever we get to-
gether Ida brings a platter of chopped liver, He always says,
“Ida, you're a honey.” Then she throws her arms around
his neck and collects her “thanks.?’.

I never did care much for that scene but I've kept quiet
about it, Now, it's getting serious because our five-year-old
daughter becomes upset when she sees “Aunt Ida” acting so
friendly toward her daddy, What do you suggest? -ST, LOUIS
WOMAN .

DEAR WOMAN: Chopped liver isn't that hard to make.
With a little effort you, too, can become a Nver specialist.
Ask Ida if she will give you her recipe, If she refuses, get
a recipe from another good cook, (P,S, Here’s a hint: No
recipe for chopped liver is worth a hoot unless it calls for
chicken fat. Mayonnaise won't do,

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DEAR ANN LANDERS; My boyfriend is in Vietnam, We
went together eight months before he left, 1 allowed him to go
further than 1 should because he kept begging me to give him
something to think about when he was away, He made it sound

like my patriotic duty, Now 1 am sorry,

Teatime_ Topics
Variation

fashionable fondue

By JEAN
If you are looking fora change

for the

SHARP _
for dinner time, try a variation

of the fashionable fondue.

To serve six, you need 4 eggs
separated, 2 cups milk, 2 cups
soft bread crumbs, teaspoon
dry mustard, dash cayenne, 1

envelope chicken.vegetable soup
imix,” "4 ‘owil inipby cheddar.
‘cheese,"grated,” tts Sete

Beat egg whites until stiff but
not dry. Heat egg yolks, add
milk, bread crumbs, mustard,
cayenne, chicken-vegetable soup
Mix and cheese. Fold egz mix-
ture into beaten ege whites. Pour |:
into greased 2-quart casserole

Children’s
_ fashions
‘on display

Terrace Co-op andthe Catholic
Women's League joined forces to
pregent a children’s fashion show
March 18,

Young charmers from the ages
of 18 months to 14 years paraded
in play elothes, rainwear, night.
gowns and pyjamas, and even
hardware demonstrated by young
cowboy David who swaggered out
with blazing six guns.

Models were Heather Sturney,
Louis Prystay, Sherri and David
Farkvam, Marge Hogg, Jimmy
and Michael Palahicky, Frances
Christy, Christine King, Susan
Highes, Trisha Webb, Dawn West.
over, Darla Fredericks, Beverly
Skidmore, Chris Roper, Nina
Ippel, Lynn Barry and Vilma
Pretto, ;

Catholic Women’s League
president Mrs, E. M, Daniels
said the group hopes to make
the fashion show an annual event,
- Molly Nattress was commen.
tator for the show, assisted by
pianist Donna Thompson, Dina

iplesals Sang two songs..

. Loretta’s Beauty Salon ’ldB ye
hair styling and Ron Gaw& of
provided

Midwest. Electric

for:

and bake in a moderate oven
(350 degrees) 45 to 50 minutes,
s e e

YORKSHIRE PUDDING

The tradtional roast beef
accompaniment, Yorkshire. pudr.
ding ¢ay:be ntadg ity onton?
mid~té “give: fa,

1.envelope onion soup mix, 1
eup all-purpose flour, drippings
from roast beef,

Blend eggs, milk, onion soup
mix and flour together in anelec.
tric blender. Pour hot drippings
into a hot shallow pan 10 by 10
inches to the depth of 14inch,
Pour pudding mixture in quickly
and bake in a 400-degree oven
for 20 minutes, Reduce heat to
350 degrees and bake an addi-
tional 10 minutes, Cut into
squares to serve,

A broccoli and beef casserole
can make an inexpensive dinner
for eight people,

Ingredients; 2 pounds lean
boneless beef cut into strips 4
by %4 by 44 inches, 2 table.
spoons cooking oil, 3 cups cooked
medium noodles, 1 envelope vege-
table beef soup mix, 3 cups
water, two10-ounce packages fro-~
zen broccoli spears,

Brown beef in cooking oi] over
moderate heat. Put noodles in
a greased 2-quart casserole, Add
browned beef, keeping layers
separate. Combine vegetable
beef soup mix with water and
Pour over meat, Blanch broc.
coli in boiling water long enough
to Separate spears, Arrange
spears on top of meat. Cover
and bake at 350 degrees until
piping hot (about 30 minates),
Garnish with lemon slices,

ss 8 @ °
WITH FISH ‘

A tuna-noodle variation calls
4 ‘ounces medium sized!
noodles, 1 envelope cream of
mushroom soup mix, 114 cups
milk, one 7-ounce can of tuna,
drained and flaked, 1 cup frozen
peas, 1 tablespoon minced pars-
ley, Ygteaspoon black pepper,
14 cup bread erums, 2tablespoons
butter or margarine, ,

Cook

special lighting effects,

package directions, drain, —

cane ey ete! Pan: rm |
_ Ingredients: 1 ‘cupmilk; 2eges, '

noodles. according to |

A treatment program, jointly
Sponsored by the Mills Memorial
Hospital and the Canadian Arth-
ritis and Rheumatism Society
has been launched in Terrace,

Fred Clarke, hospital admini-
Strator, announced that special
arrangements will be made for
the hospital physiotherapist to
treat arthritis patients who- are

af. | Telerred by their family doctors,

This: service is -available to
arthritis patients in hospital and
also to out-patients who are able
to go to the hospital for treat-
ment and also to selected home-
bound patients, ‘

C,A.R,S, Executive Director,
Miss Mary Pack, said thatthera-
pists of hospitals coming under
this shared program will attend.
the C. A, BR, S, Staff Courses,
where the effects of newer drugs
and the latest in treatment
methods and procedures will be
observed,

CG. AR, S, has for twenty
years providedtreatment for both
arthritis and non-arthritls suf.

this

and rheumatism patients following an agreement between.

the hospital and the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumetism

Society.

‘

Arthritis treatment program
in operation at Mills

Mrs. Lynne Boyne M,C.P.A,
Mills Memorial Hospital physic.
therapist, recently visited the
Cc. A, BR. S. Medical Centre in
Vancouver,

In addition to treating arthritis
patients, Mrs, Boyne will assist
C, A, R, 5. Consultants, all
specialists ‘in Rheumatic Di-
seases, when ‘they make their
regular visits to Terrace,

‘* The cost ‘of this: plan“of’in.
tegration of arthritis care inta

the realm of the hospital rehabi. |{

litation departments will be
shared by the Arthritis Society
and the hospitals, It is de-
signed to fill the gaps not yet

covered under the B, C, Hospl. ji

tal Insurance and other health
schemes,

CHANGE NAME
LAHORE (AP) — Pakistani
President Mohammed Ayub
Khan has asked that orphan.
ages call themselves something
other than orphanages so par-

entless children will be ‘‘saved|&

ferers in British Columbia,
rere a, |

from inferiority complexes,”

move into a Westwoo

hospital

in Prince Rupert from- Mrs. Ruth
Havvey, :

is April 5, The three day shaw
‘opensFriday, April 12 at 2 p,tn,
and closes Sunday, April -14 at
p.m, ; .
Out-oftown exhibitors should
send thelr work to Mra; Dan

Starkweather, 2712 Second Ave-
April 5 deafline. Work will be
possible after April 14, °

‘Arts and Crafts Guild, the ahow
{is open, to all artists and crafts:
men in Alaska and Canada, More
than 2000 viewers inspected work
by 150 exhibitors last year.

Entry blanks can also bé obs
tained directly by ‘writing to the
Ketchikan Arts and Crafts Guild,
Box 2376, Ketchikan, — .

Guild officials. said that non.
members of the KACG pay a $1
entry fee, Ten. percent of-all
sales is deducted to pay for tha
expenses of the show, such as
insurance, Armory rental,
postage and printing,

KACG show organizes sald ex-
hibitors may enter a4 total of
three compositions in the follows
ing media: paintings in ofl, water.

woodblock, lithography, etchings,

ings of pen and ink, pencil, char.
coal or pastels; photographs in a
minimum size of 8 by 10 inches;
or any exhibit in a mixed media,

A total of three compositions
may also be entered in creative
writing, fabric and needle work,
ceramics, sculpture, woodwork-
ing, ative crafts, flower
arrangements, jewelry and lapi-
dary. : mo, ee

Only original worke which have
never been exhibited In a KACG
show are eligible.’ No copies,
kit work, classroom work or work
done under instruction can be
exhibited, : ”

home and phone number on.a
deposit it in the provided box a
held each month-. . . Come in and take a chance
of having your hair styled for Free by one of the
qualified hair dressers of French Flair Coiffures, ' -

‘The Arts. and Crafts guild has.

Win a

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