_ WEDNESDAY, N OVEMBER, 10,

upén in all. social’  etedien in:
fcafes or... restalrarita,
at parties and ‘On public:
Tansport vehicles.: Cigarette,’
acigar and pipe smoke may -.
cause eye ‘irritation, * fits. of
coughing. or even nausea, as (Ne
Bmakes your hair,” breath,
m clothing, house and car-reek.
‘People who smoke aré - “quite
used to having their teeth and
fingers turn-brown,. And we all”
Know ‘that: sicotine - clogs the .-
papilleries or what ever in the ~
lungs.

7 Thave a terrible coifessivn to
ma make. I smoke: I.remember ‘
when a friend of mine: told her
@ parents the very same. thing,

‘said very kindly "No dear, you:
don’t smoke the cigarette does:

You're just the sucker.” °

I never considered myself an
ddict. nor did I smoke-heavily -
:Wntil just recently. Working for
& newspaper you either smoke a .
lot or chew your. fingernails.

fF Frankly, to date, Yardley has
not made a fingernail’ ‘Bolish
‘that I particularly enjoy eating,
$0 Ismoke. ° . ;

-The otHer day, on my way
home for lunch, [ discovered
B what a hopeless ‘addict I was.

1 Looking into my ever present
m package of nicky-butts, 1
me hoticedit wasempty, My wallet.

y contained only 35. cents, Ob
well, 25 cents will not -be
difficult to scrounge. ‘There’s .

s always spare change lying .

f around the house, . .
The minute [ arrived at, home
the search began. : Running
straight tomy room 1 got3 cents -

' from my jewel box. (which:
incidently contains no jewels, to
speak of), 2 cents out of my top
drawer and 1 cent out .of the -
ashtray. The one fromthe
ashtray was covered with gum
and ashes — but - |. still
recopnizeable as a copper” ‘none
the less. -

' The one found in the corner
was practically hidden under —
the dust but my eyes aresharp, _
especially when 1 feela nicotine <
fit coming on,

That makes 7 cents, “Only 1»

- cents to go. a!
ext ‘the ane rooniv#Ghedk
-all vases; e
only 3 cents., Somedh
it here before me.

There, I see it,a penny t belide
the phone. I

Eureka! 1 jump around the
kitchen. Only 14 cent more..

- Itrot downstairs to my sisters.
room whistling to myself. I
can't really whistle to ‘anyone
else because. I don’t make any
whistle. Butit looks neat. One.
foot inside my sisters room I
can’: see’ already ..-
_ hopelessness of a search. there.
‘Her room is so neat that lo éven
suggest a penny might be: left
lying around is hysterical. So of.
course,’ I. Promptly get
hystetical. -

Her father smiled at her and mf

ami

* Scent! id anit, Mai ure,
. gould dig a cigarette. :

“Never..loose faith; Mom:

* ‘pads rooms has been’e veritable” wt,
"gold imine of petiniés for as long. ©."
-48 [ean remerhber, Mother ies > ce
‘a. terrible .:habit * of . leaving oe,
“pennies here ‘and: there: ‘Stas oa

some what a: scatter brain,

jguess } come by it: honesty. hot
pickings ‘around= =~

Pretty ‘slim

-here. What is this a depression?

:T pennies. 4in‘an old’purse, 2 In’.

-a sewing basket and 2in the dish’ oy

tie clips and stuffin. <- -
about that dish is .. ...

ithat “l€ has always. contained - >. -

‘Dad kee
~ Funny

“safety. pins, needles and buttons
-that Mother threw iri there and

“the tie clips: and ‘stiff have” .”
- always sat on the dresser. Gee .

‘only 7 cents. to Bo.

“One..Only:7 dents!!! 1seema "

“ltke'a lot when you don't have it.
'! Beads of: perspiration break out
my. brow.
Stumble upstairs. . “My little
_ brothers, they're: sure to have a
.-tash ~ hoard:

pant......Crash!! how was I

' ‘supposed to knaw those drawers
-were so short. Dig, dig, dig. An -
‘Ammmmmmm.

‘apple: core?
‘Smack! "1 slap myself. on the
forehead, :

‘Pant pant -

‘How can F be-so.
dumb?’ Have you ever heard of -
‘a6 ora 12 year old kid hanging -

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-dnte spare change?: Me neither. ~.

{slip and fall.on a three day old o

‘Peanut butter sandwich. °
Downstairs T run, supporting
“myself - on the bannister.
Kitchen. cupboard, :kitchen
cupboard. Crash! !:!!°

"pick the pieces up off the floor.

“discover 2- pennies. among the .

“glass: ‘Well, at‘least something -

‘good came ‘of: that manoeuvre...
+” Three pennies ina tea cup..

Mom's been up to‘her ‘tricks, °

‘Hmmmmmmnn shandles |

-missing. “SHp -.- Crash.
‘Emmmmn, The case of the
missing tea: cup. Heck, who'll
‘miss that tea cup anyway. .
Hey rf: a. penny’on the window .
ail, ood nau - ave it “by
“HOW fro 1, 2,
22,23, ec Sie
~“penny,. “just one penny.......1
-search, ] scrounge on top, in ‘and
under’ " everything. - In’ every
‘nook and cranny. Through my
~jewel-less box: and my hopeless
chest,
drawers. again.
’ banana a peel:

“¥ichhhh, a

“the door, <. “ :
“What ‘happened : next. my °
friends is enough ‘to make-me.
want to-start crying all: over
‘Treached into my pocket to get
my keys, niy fingertips touched
- something, round and cold, - A.
penny!!! !1) Carefully; oh ever

the 50 carefully, I withdrew it. and
_ held: itvin, my. hand ‘without

-looking™: for’' a moment,"
‘cherishing the ecstasy... When I
opened my eyes, what should I
‘see siniling up,at me om
ny tears, a8 quarter" es

Oh oh .
Dad's favorite -beer mug. As I.

+ ment -

through - my brothers .

*onee- fesse ity:

” skillet,

Mang: Soups. ‘you: “make. ean

vO “end up costing more than if you

had bought a can of the same

type: One very inexpensive way .

to make soup, and to always

have some on hand is to use the-
__“pot-on- -the-back-of- the-stove” a

“method. :

* from the butcher; soak them in

“helps “draw the calcium’ out of
-the bone:: ‘Then-: simmer

: Lintovered (don't boil): 2 for 3
. hours, Reniove bones: cut off

. meat and chop. Return meat to

’. © stock; add J cup sliced onion;.%4
cup chopped celery; 1 large bay’. -
eat 4 sprigs parsley, 8 whole -

black peppercotns and 2 tsp,
salt. Simmer uncovered 2 hours
longer. Skim off fat; Then set
pot on back of stove and for the.

cooking and. have left over
vegetables {i.¢, a ‘bit of corn,
-half acup of beans, a few peas,)

' of meat or-sauce add it to the

stock, ‘The: more often you do it
the: better you'll become; you'll
iget~

_ Water. with a tablespoon of”
"Vinegar overnight. The vinegar -

few days.as you. are |

: OZ can tomatoes, cutup, 1 thsp.

“butter. or margarine,

Ki tchen

"Cook. stir over “low: “heat-til 7
thickened and“bubbly.. Add 1.
‘cup- sharp. natural... Cheddar

cheese, shredded .cook and stir
just till cheese melts, “Makes 4

; to, 6 servings, >

-Beef and Rice Soup: in large

Get a couple of soup bones salicepan brown 1 Ib. ground

beef: Drain off fat. Stir.in 4
cups water, 14 tsp. salt and 1 28
oz. can’ tomatoes, cut up \e-cup
uncooked long-grain rice, 1. cup

chopped celery, 2 tbsp. chopped
“green pepper, 1 enyelope dry
- onion spup mix, 3

beef bouillion
cubes and % tsp. dried basil
leaves, crushed... Bring. to
bpiling. ‘Reduce heat; cover

‘and.simmer 20 minutes.” “Stir
- occasionally. Makes 8 servings.

‘Vegetable-Beef Soup: In

Jarge saucepan brown.44 Ib.

ground beef; drain off fat. Add

LL 16-02 can whole kernel corn,

undrained, 1.10% oz. .can

condensed: tomato SOUP, -1 10%

Oz can condensed beef broth, 18

instant minced onion and 2 tbsp.
Heat to

to.. know: tir in 2. ther,
Di pI ty. ae pars! ey. serves. 4 to:

Ups. saucepan: brown'1 | aT are .
‘beef. Drain off excess fat, .Add

: For. those Who: ‘want ‘some

" soup ‘right away here are a few

“ gasy, inexpensive "recipes
usitig, Bround meats,
Cheeseburger .. ” Chowder:

Brown 1b, grourid beef in large -
Drain off‘fat. Add-t4...
cup finely chopped celery, 4.
cup chopped onion; ‘and 2 tbsp. |
chopped green’ ‘Pepper; cook till:

vegetables are tender. Blend in™
"8 tbsp. all-purpose flour and 34

-tsp, salt; add 4*cups milk and.1

wo tbsp. beetfavoted gfavy base. |

‘pepper,

Lentil-Beef : Soup:

‘1 16.02 package lentils, 10 cups
water, 1 cup chopped anion, 4
cup’ snipped : ‘parsley, 1: thsp.

salt, 44 tsp. pepper, 1 clove of _ &
garlic minced and 1 bay leaf..

Cover and: “Simmer - for: 1.

‘hours, stirring. occasionally, .
Add_.1 16.0z can: tomatoes,’ cut. ;
covered, 20-

Up;. . simmer,

minutes longer. . "Season. to

laste ~ with additional salt and’ |
~ Remove bay leaf~-
» before’serving..- Makes: 10 to 12

servings. '

_ All these Ss can be frozen. 7
“>and: used later. on.

Wiping the tears. of laughter -
~ from my-eyes I make my way”
upstairs. Boy, not even a cent.

| Hospital
“Auxilary
Moving .

‘The next meeting of-the Mills’ -
“Memorial Hospital:.Auxiliary .
will ‘be our. annual dinner

am meeting. It has been decided to J.

‘hold it at-Gim's Restaurant on .
Lazelle Avenue. ‘The ey ‘will
provide .a smorgasbor
~ chinese: djnner, at the cos
$2.75 per person:
There will be an
dish for’ thoge who: do,
chinese food,” possibly: fried”
“chicken, -

"an additional 75 cents‘a’ person
. She will have chair

‘Nov.so she. can, finalize, the
number « caf people allensiin uy

wi thers Alligatoi

style ‘
cost: of |.

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The Annual ‘Badaar ob “the
- Hospital :

Milis Memorial ':
Auxiliary -was.: held ‘in. the
banquet room of:'the. Lakelse
Hote!, Saturday; November 6th.

A steady . .erowd | throughout |
afternoon circtlated:
amongst. the attractive ‘stalls,.
laden with christmas articles,

‘sewing, knitting, candy, home .-

baking,. novelties. and: pocket |
books, and took the: ‘opportunity
to relax at the'tea'tables where
the candy ‘stripers of -the
hospital served refreshments.

Raffle Ticket. winners were:

Main raffle - \st:prize - China

Tea Service from Western

Home Furnishings - Mrs, J.

* Condon ~2nd prize - Rod and

4

Reet from Omineca Builders -
Mrs. V. McKinnon - 3rd prize. -

$20.00. gift. certificate Prom
Roses - Mrs. D. Westover - 4th

. prize - $10.00 gift certificate -

Mrs. J. Krause, The handmade
Afghan, donated by, Mrs.
Gladys Kerr, was worl by’Mrs.
E. O’Brien. The doll and -
wardrobe. raffle was won ‘by
Mrs. 8. Cullun and the Christm-

Prayer |
Answered

. One Last Prayer 7

God, “hep us please,
We don’t want to dle,
Do you?

How old are you?”

Do you think you have lived? .

Have you lived as long as you
expected, ;

Or wanted to live? ee

I have net. ; :
lam only seventeen years ‘old.
I am not ready to die yet.

I have just begun to know,
Understand and care.

What life is all about. -
Ged, help us please.

God, help us please.

Mr. ‘Nixon, tell us now,

What. have you got against
living?

What do we say to our brothers,
sisters, or our children,  -
When they say... -

What am I going to be...
-When I grow up?
-Will they grow up?

Or will they die?
Please, Mr. Nixon,
Give. them.a chance;
_ Gives achanees

“Approximately $33,000.00 haa °
been raised by the. “Aualiary
aver the last ‘tar’ yea

awards of $350.00 are gven Teach
“year to students ‘entering’ any.
field: of. hospital: training;

equipment forthe laboratory, :
aie .ward and~-nursery ’

have. been purchased, Each —

“week fruit is given‘ to patients ..
from the courtesy cart, and tray .
favotrs ‘are arranged during
Seasonal! ‘holidays... on :

“Members, and non ‘hiember

- workin the hospital: renting the” .

individual Stereovision TV sets,
play time in the Pediatric ward,
shampooing hair, selling candy,
magazines, to letters, ete, A in.
the lobby shop.

The Auxiliary also helps’ at.”
‘the. well baby clinic |(Skeena —
Health Center, ) Our Thrift Shop -
(ax:community service) is.
located on Lazelle Avenue is,
open Saturdays 11 am - 5 pm.
“Anyone: interested in jolning the’

- Auxiliary’ would be most
welcome -and could ‘call the
- Membership Chairman, Mrs, G,

'| Loseh -at: 635-3579 or the >

President;: Mrs. A. McKinnon at ~
635-7047 for’ more information..

«The: ‘Bazaar realized a profit.
of $1,000 which will go ‘to ¢

_-  :furthering our endeavors for the
4 betterment of patient care and

7 downed the'Sporting Goods 5-1.
Nov. at 6:30 ‘Li

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"Do citizens have enough say In shaping public education?:.
r too much?: In whattopics do citizens have a right to m
rd,and what shoud they leave tothe professionals? ;

*ariewers, ta ‘these “and simijar questions are ‘being sought
“trom all citizens by the Commission on the Public's Role in
Eudcation during'a province-wide series of - hearings. The

"-Comimission: was. Initiated by the B.C... Parent-Teacher
‘support. from the -Oepariment: of
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In n Terrace, the ¢ Commission will hold ‘hearings
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tate the City Council, Chamber. ; .

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