NESDAY AUGUST 30,

Social

The Rev. and Mrs. Don Lewis
and David have returned home
after a summer of various
activities which included a
camping trip to Dropmore,
Foxwarren and Winnipeg, Man.
where they renewed old
aquaintances. Prior to the trip
the family were in Vancouver
where Mr. Lewis took a three
week course on Family
Therapy. Mrs. Janet Matheson
who had been a house guest of
the Lewis’ for the past few
years also made the trip east,
She went by air and visited

_ friends in. Winnipeg. She left

{Terrace by sir again Friday for
Victorias ‘she has'taken a~

waiting entrance

Visiting at the home of the

Dr’s Don Strangway Halliwell, ©

for the past three weeks has
been her mother, Mrs. Ralph
Hayward, Mr. Hayward who
came with her from Ontario for
the visit recently became a
patient at Mills Memorial
Hospital.

Mrs. J. Fred Weber and
young son, Ross, 4830 Davis,

Clip and mail to:

BR ‘Hunter Building,
Ottawa,
Ontario KIA ONS

Sir,

1972

and P

Agnes A. Walker

returned Saturday after
spending the past six weeks
abroad visiting her brother-in-
Jaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Tabuteau at Hamm, Richmond,
England and other parts of
Great Britain. The trip included
two weeks on __ the
Mediterranean at Minorca,
Spain accompanied by the
Tabuteaus.

Passengers delayed by the.

recently hi-jacked plane at
Vancouver included Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Lindstrom, 4923
Haugland. They were enroute to
Tillsonberg, Ont. to visit her
‘father Mr. Caswell and other
relatives, Mr. Lindstrom
returned home Thursday but
Mrs. Lindstrom will continue
her holdiay for two or three
more weeks,

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McFadden, .

4736 Soucie returned Wed-
nesday, Aug. 23, after a holiday
spent overseas visiting
relatives and touring England,
Scotland and Ireland. They
were away four weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Don McKinnon
and fmaily, 2708 South Sparks,
are home after their vacation

KITIMAT-TERRACE AND DISTRICT LABOUR
COUNCIL urges you fo support the Regional
District of Kitimat - Stikine, through their Air-
‘port Committee, in their current campaign to

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The Honorable Donald C. Jamieson, PC, MP,
Minister of Transport, - : Pon

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spent with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edmond McKinnon at
Thunder Bayyg Ont. and her
mother, Mrs. Elsie Hall and Mr.
Hall at Winnipeg.

Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Todd,
Scott St., are home after a
month of holidaying when they
visited Kansas, Minneapolis
and Toronto. They travelled by
air to those places but also
visited some British Columbia
points for which they took their
camper, Their youngest son;
Stephen accompanied them for
some of the trip but went to’
Minnespolis from: Vancouver by’
train. This past week, Stephen
hasbeen among those attending
the hockey school at Kitimat.

Mr. Pete Fanning, former
Recreation Director. for
Terrace visited in town during
the past weeke. He was in the

. area on a fishing trip.

Mrs. Hugh Power and baby,
Allen, 4315 Birch, have returned
after six weeks in Scotland and
England where she visited
various members of her family.

Are you frustrated with the uncertainty
of Air Travel in and out of the
__. Kitimat-Terrace Airport?

have funds. allocated from the Ministry of
Transport, for the installation of additional
equipment which will enable. more frequent
landings during inclement weather.

Sponsored by the Kitimat-Terrace and District Labour Council

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upgrading the landing  facilitie
Terrace Airport, ©.

Coming
events

The Lions’ Ladies Club will be
holding their Fall Junk Sale on
Saturday, September 16th,
starting at 10:30 am. and
continuing until all items are
sold. The sale will be held on the
Super-Valu parking lot.

¥
Any items such as small
appliances, dishes, books, toys,
jewellery, kitchen utensils, etc.
will be accepted. No clothing
please. All proceeds from the
sale will be donated to charity.
For pickup, please call 635-
7308 or 635-6411.

“The Kinette Club is holding a
Tummage and bake sale at the
Oddfellows Hall in Terrace
from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.,
Saturday, September 23. Please
call 635-2142 afler 6:00 p.m. it
you have any items to donate.
Pick up Will be arranged.

Help keep the oven clean when
roasting uncovered meat by m-
aking a wall against spattering
fat. Line roaster with foil
extending about four inches
above the top of pan.

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1c. milk
% ¢. cold water

4 whole eggs

3 tbsp. rum

4 tbsp. Peanut Oil
\% tsp. salt

3 tbsp. granulated sugar

other,

_.1 pound cottage cheese
_ % tsp. grated lemon rind

\ tsp. ground cinnamon
% tsp.’salt

i tbsp. sour cream

1 egg, beaten

1c. drained cherries, cut in small pieces

Margarine or butter

_ Mash cheese and combine with lemon rind, sugar, cinnamon
and salt. Add egg and sour cream; combine thoroughly. Fold in
drained cherries. Put a tablespoon of the filling in the centre of
the cooked side of each crepe an fold or roll it up, folding the the
ends. Brown in hot melted margarine or bulter, turning to
brown both sides. Serve with sour cream and some drained

whole cherries.

Visitor from England would like to

borrow a grundig tape recorder

Agentleman visiting this area
would appreciate ‘someone
loaning him a Grundig tape
recorder. This person has a
Grundig at home in England
which -he neglected ‘to bring
along.: ‘He would’ now like ‘to -

CHERRY CHEESE BLINTZES
24-30 crepes made in a,?” pan

If youhave a sweet tooth, here is a snack that will cater to it.
-It’s also a good suggestion for breakfast...if you like nourishing
ones. Blintzes are crepes cooked on one side only. In this recipe,
thecrepesare filled with a creamy cherry
No need te meit margarine or butter for the batter, just pour
peanut oil right from the bottle; this is convenient and saves
time in preparation. Also, unfilled crepes freeze well. :
This recipe was created and tested by Claire Friefeld, Con-
sultant Dietitian for the Peanut Oil Institute.

(CHERRY CHEESEBLINTZES

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We ¢, unsifted all-purpose flour

Beat eggs, milk, water, rum and peanut oi] until thoroughly -
mixed. Mix flour, salt and sugar and add to egg mixture; beat
until batteris smooth. Batter will have the consistency of heavy
cream. Let batter stand for at least 30 minutes before using If it
becomes too thick add a tablespoon of milk to thin it.

Heat a heavy small skillet, 5” or 7’, orironcrepe pan unui 1118
very hot and pour in a little Peanut Oil just to coat the pan.

Remove the pan from the heat, tilt it away from you, and pour in
2-3 tablespoons batter. Tilt and rotate the pan quickly so that the
batter runsto the edges and coats the bottom thin ly and evenly.

Return the pan to the heat until the bottom of the crepe is golden
brown; brown on one side only. Slide the crepe onto a wire
rack or on absorbent paper; cool and pile them on top of each

FILLING FOR CREPES

enough for 24 crepes

2tbsp. granulated sugar (more or less, as desired)

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q Schools in School District No.88 (Skeena-Cassiar) open
Tuesday, Sth September 1972 at 1:00 P.M. for pupils.

an | Kindergarten pupils. who have registered previously |
‘start school by appointment atranged by the schools.

_ Please do

_ SEPTEMBER 5, 1972-9

‘S "AFF MEETINGS ARE BEING HELD —

not bring or send Kindergarten pupils ©
to school until requested to do so by the school. |

: will run four hours lator tha
__on September 5th oniy.

There are_no bus services for kindergarten pupils, _

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.. . The marriage of Luise Klukas and Walter Nelitz took place at
.the Zion Baptist Chirrch at 4p.m, on July 15th 1972. so
’. The two bridesmaids were Heidi Klukas and Irina Schulze
- both nieces of the bride. .

Robert Klukas brother of the bride was best man who also
presented the happy couple with a lovely piece of accordian
music: “Now 1 know life is worth living”.
cate attendant was a newphew of the bride Peter Petzold from

gary. . ‘

The bride was given away by her father Oswald Klukas.

The bride wore along white dress with a lace trim falling
softly. from the shoulders. She-wore a headpiece of apple.
blossoms with a three quarter length veil and held a bouquet of
pink carnations. ; .

The bridesmaids wore a daisy design, yellow and white double
lace dress also full length the a bouquet of mixed flowers. .

Mother of the bride wore a full length, avocado green dress
with glittering gold trim anda corsage of yellow roses. . a

Pastor Zimbelman married the couple on a platform
decorated with flowers while Mr, Klaus Schulze, brother-in-law:
of the bride, acted as photographer.

Mr. Emil Klukas, brother of the bride, took the above photo
for the Herald. ,

Following the church ceremony, a
Gim’s. restaurant:'-~ 2

The couple was later.fakento.the Hot

Mr. and Mis. Walter Nalie ae to'rési

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make some recordings ta take
back to England with him. If
there is a person willing to

please telephone him at 635-8515

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Opening

_ SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 88

Kenney Street.

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