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Pictured above is the Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra from ;

Paris,

The orchestra will play the first In a. Series bf four...

"TERRACE, HERALD, fennace, BC

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| Many people ‘oday. have
"fondue pots w Ich they received:

' for-- wedding or: christmas :

presents “bought for:

“themselves on “the spur of the”
" moment. However, quite afew -
- of: these’: horiethakers ‘don't

seem. to Kriow dust. what todo.
‘their “new “kitchen
ensemble. Many try the cheese
fondue.’ and ‘then “the. meat’
served with ‘salad and ‘baked
potatoes and thatisit, For fondu.
lo be its. rue self one. must ‘put.
the ‘imagination to work. ‘This .
delicious way of cooking was -
started in Europe by people who
lived.a’ great deal on- bread,
cheese and wine, =~

When the cheese got hard’ and -
‘stale théy would put in in:the
pot, melt if; add a little wine for
flavor and-dip the bread (fresh
orstale) init. This was a way of
using otherwise unuseable bits
of food and-since most of these
people were- poor. they: had to
use everything, Nowadays

- fondue ‘has expanded” to. be

much niore than the cheese and

_» bread dip - but its: success still

concerts sponsored by the Terrace Concert Association, ' ‘Octobe

4 at the Skeena Secondary School Auditorium.

ERRACE CONCERT. ASS'N

- Paul Kueniz orchestra first

he PAUL . KUENTZ

a CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
‘ROM PARIS, will, be: the first
concert ‘to be.spopdored by the

eunesses Musicales of B.C., ta,
jbo heldsthis Saturday’ oth of:
Oétober; 8:15. "p.mi..at Skeena:.',

4 Junior : ‘Secondary : School,” It’
FH chmes: (0 Terrace through. the «

auispiceg'of the Terrace Concert.

Associatlon. ‘Ticksts are-on sale’.

at Terrace Photo. Supplies,

See) Northern Music Rentals and the
7 of Courtesy Booth of the Terrace

Co-operative. Price of tickets,
meee Cor the series of four concerts is
=) j Students: $2.00 Adults: $8.00

p and Family plan: $2000. —'
aan The repertoire of
| ensemble does not include only.

musié from the: seventeenth and °

., eighleenth centuries, but also
works by contemporary,

| composers ‘such a’ Daniei-.

gam) Lesur, Benjamin Britten, Bela”
-Dimitrievitch
| Shostakovitch, ‘and
Ze unpublished | works by

this,

- also.

“recordings for ‘the “Club

National - Disque’. in France,
and ' five for Deutsche
Gramophon. On. three

‘occasions, it was awarded the
“Grand Prix du Disque”.

~The Paul Kuentz Chamber
Orchestra-from Paris excerpts
from the* following . repertoire

“will be performed: -

A. Suite and Concerto Grosso
1. Rameau - Sixieme Concert
2. M.A. Charpentier - Concert a

’ Quatre
4. Mouret- Concertde Chambre

. Handel .- Concert. Brossa
 Aletander’s Feast’ ok

Concerto. for one or more

: Talos

‘5, Vivaldi - The Seasons- 2 Spring
* Summer: Autumn - Winter:

6, Bach - Concerto for violin, iin
E major *

“9.” Haydn - Concerto for violin
8. Vivaldi - Concerto for: 4
violins

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9. Mozart - Serenade Noctirne
*K:'290, Serenade “Eine Kleine. .
_Nachtmusik”, Divertimento K.

‘musician,
“Searching in the library of the’ -

Paris

| Wagso.wanmly a

138.

“10. ‘Rodin Sonata No, 3

UL. Mendelssohn. - " Symphony

Noo

D. ‘The 20th Certury.

12. Barber - Adagio . ;
13. Bartok - Popular Rumenian
Dances ;

‘14, Roussel - Sinfonietta _

15, -B; Lesur ~ Serenade
16.. J. Charpentier - Prelude

_ pour las Getiese -

In 1948, a young French

Paul Kuentz,
for.

Paris ‘Conservatoire

forgotten works composed for.

chamber . orchestras,

. discovered many scores which
-now form the basic repertoire of

most. chamber-orchestras,. ©
In 1950 Mr, Kuentz. grouped
several . young. musicians, ‘all
First Prize winners. from t
‘Conservatoire, “an
formed his own chamber music

. ensemble. } The. firgt concert, -
_ presented, 2!

at: same year for
Jeunesses

Bsange
pplauded that, .

‘programs, has been Constant,

In 1951, the orchestra “made -
its Paris debut i in Salle Gaveau, -
and this was the beginning ofan

active, world-wide. cateer,

which | ‘brought them ‘before |
audiences in Holland, Portugal,

Italy, Canada and elsewhere...

A. New. York. debut,

sdimmediately » following . ‘the °
North
American appearances, : ‘for

orchestra’s- . first:

Jeunesses Musicales of Canada

audiences, led to its first tour of -

the USA in 1960. In 1967, while
touring South America forthe

ensemble - “had the . honour af

performing before Pablo Caiala

in Puerto Rico... |.

The ..,.-Kuentz. “Chamber
Orchestra from Paris -has
performed in different festivals
in Strasbourg, Divonne, and'in

Paris, at the Festival des -

Marais ..; In Paris also, | the

-ever since, their participatidn:| in

i showme

Lions Park wai the scene of
western showmanship over the

- combined D Dave’ a
“Ted: Wyatt, 3):Linda Timko. |
*. Little Be
» Pritchard, 2) Danny Nelson, 3

Greening, 2)

‘Britches °‘1y

Evelyn Pritchard,’

Flag Race: Seniors D Darryl
3, Wyatt, -2)- Dave* > Greening $)-

Faye Wiley: ‘Juniors 1) Bruce

mkhana held last Sunday.

The riders competed in-earnest:

it was the last gymkhana of

d could determine .:

fof: e novelty aS... Many. “riders

became airborne, “some. even .
with eT

The'fésults of,the gymkhana

were ag follows: Barrel Race, -

Seniors; 1y:- Darryl. Wyatt,2) _
Gene, Poirier, 3) Laurie Hamer, .
;2) Karen | -

a tie between Danny
i and: Ron: Taron.
B

ey ouoaee ):Bruce Koss,

2)! Eldon: .Koss, 3) Harry).

Schwaiger. .Little Britches 1)
"Pritchard 2)..K

1)
“Seb , Walson, re Harry
aiger, ;

_Laose Saddle. mee
. - Conibined | 1).

}, Linda * o, 8) Bruce
Kes “ts Tirttehes: "Andee ‘Ken:

wyatt, 2) Bill Greeting Junlars
1) Eldon Koss, 2) Nina Byn
$) Kinda Timko,: ALittle Bi

Seniors’ - Ted’
Barry) Wyatt, 3) Faye -

| meeting

ia BS ee jo: vate

Koss, 2) “Harry Schwiager, a)

* Linda. Timko. ‘Little Britehes = | |

1) Evelyn Pritchard, 2) Dieter Xen “ ce he
: io “AY Samuelsohn new-world

- ideas: are tailored with ald.

Lp world care, and fussiness.
:”’So your-suit has that unique: =:
~“broken-in” feeling that”.
> means exceptional comfort. 20

Olson, 3) Kenny Nelson, ©“
:That-ended a long day of hard

riding, Trophies. will be handed © |’
,~ Gut at the Saddle Club’s annual” f-

gymkhana’ coming “up. on‘

- October 16th. Those’ wishing ror
tickels please contact; Saddle. |° .
Club members, Happy Riding, a eee

| Terrace .
Cu rlers'

: seas on.

An
‘attendance:
‘R istration | for.
beh - held. vat.t
on: October: A from
ladies

, éurlers
the - Terrace

ng ‘will

‘The first eonerel meet
e Elks

f held on October 14 at

ie. Hallé ot luch supper: will’ be
servei,: and: pela “evening?

new. surlers. to .regiptar, =a

“come to the supper. A buay year:
a.) ‘plansied, ‘and the:

“dlub. would” -
6.to get off ‘to a.good start. :
‘The cinks ‘will be announced ::

‘at. the su ocial- evening,
ing anyone A haticg to get,

nshi ip ”
best crowd

“Saildle Scrarible: Sr,

“Ken:

plan. foen'| 4

The Terrace " Ladies: Curling

» Club’ held their first: executive [.
‘of the Fall:season last.: 4}:
“week: «with 212: “curlers «

pease ;

" Jeunesses Musicales of of Fran - com

we wake ae

hig figures,
ERFHa2} . skating, ”

‘basically depends : (On. , your.

7 imagination. es

‘Fondue can be fun’, ‘easy, atid

_ very inexpensive. Since & meal
— usnally will last at least an hour
._ it gives you and your family or
“.guests:a chance . to ‘talk and
_Telax, For. ‘the. hostess “it is

simply.a matter of planning a
- few hours or a-day ahead, then

~_ setting the table and letting the

aie
skaters’
Start)

-- Adtivi stp the Snow valley
Figure Skating Club are getting .
underway for the fall and winter
session. The Club will be
entering the Subsectional. —
Championships: of the Cariboo

L h will.
first time, the-members:of. the . ‘Northeentral Region which w

be held in Vanderhoof sométime
at the end of November, Clubs
taking part in this event will be -
from Vanderhoof,’ Smithers,

- Quesnel, Whitehorse, Kitimat,
‘Burns Lake, Williams Lake,
‘Dawson Creek, Fort St. John

and Prince George. :
The club is badly in need ofa:

_ professional“ skater to - teach | ae
freestyle... Innes i

sense: on
has. any
experience - vind’ is dnterested

they could: apply “to _ the
7” tector af of the cha Box 98,

. Contemporary.

ij and. durability.”

“aD: THE RESULT: ‘is. the:
“Way you" look and

fee
Correct:

_ Effortlessly elegant.

A-word. warning. Don't
‘look: td:3us- for. faddish
~ styling,” Just’ classic ‘good
taste that makes. you being .

20 to st tal.

’ Kitimat: Centennial, Museum...
- They hope that this meeting will
* get things underway for a good

es ests do ithe rest. ‘Even dishes’
‘are easier to do after this meal

as there is @ minimum number. .
requently
wed for meat fondues as it ast doce:

not flavor’ the food and is'‘easy |
. Others use peanut.

“Salad ‘oil is most fr

for ‘cooking
‘dll of. olive oil, the latter which
flayore the meat to some extent,
If you'd lave to fondue but just

don't like the idea of cooking in-.
‘all that.oll try using. a broth:

instead. A favorite of mine that
ig quite easy "is made by mixing

acan of boullion soup with two .

cans of water and adding? cups

dissolved cubes of oxo and. a.

dash of worchestershire sauce.
Bring to a gentle simmer on
your stove and add. encugh

water to make pot 3 full. Let sit .

until you are ready to eat, then
heat it to boiling and place it on
the fondue rack and light the

Kar, ‘meat Mine foudue’: try Eee
a round steak | in . -
_ wine for “about. 5.

marinating
hours, . ‘then’.
cutting into bite sizes pieces for .

cooking..Or cut up pleces of hot...

-dogs-and dip into a. barbeque

sauce. Meatballs:can also: ‘be
used. To do this combine % cup
soft bread ‘crumbs; % pound
ground beef and ‘lbground

‘Add «more: ‘bread crumbs i if
‘needed. Mix: together with 1
beaten egg,.and flavor to taste

flame underneath. This broth ‘:
can later be used asa soup base |

or can be stored in the fridge up

to one week (or try freezing it) .

with salt,.peppar, Instant. -
onion, chopped onion

minced
chili powder, garlic powder etc,

Shape into balls about 1 inch in’

diameter... -

Keep at room “temperature
until ‘ready to serve, then spear.
with * fondue ‘fork’and cook, .

~ Unique meatballs can also be |
made .using pork ‘sausage in.

place: of the ground Pork: and.”
ground beef,

Tomorréw: a .
Fondue menu and recipes.

to be used again. ] have found." .

that the sécond time itis used it’

gives a much better flavor as

-the broth has already absorbed '

flavor from the meat during the

first cooking, The second-time -

rund you may have to add a hit

1

" SHEIK'S LEAGUE WINS _
- KARACHI (Reuter) — Sheikh

- Mujibur Rahman’s Awami.

League. ‘emerged today .as- the
Clear winner, of Pakistan’s first

general election, ‘Monday.

pork.

. Mexican’ .

KaTIMAT ae

“COMMUNITY
CALENDAR.

The “Kitimat Players”

“drama. club will -hold an
~ organizational meeting at 2:00

Pm..on October 6th in the

year of dramg. They are
looking for new members -

people interested in any part o°

drama (makeup, settings,
eostumes,: acting) and are
especially in need of anyone
with directing experience.

Registration, for. evening:
fore Edtucalice classes in:
Terrace. isn ow approximately:
75: : He
advanced | “Sewing, “Yous:
Painting and Ceramics. have a.
maximum registration, There.
is still apace available. in. all.
other courses. The following. .

only.a few more to

make the classes large enough’
to give the courses. Gourmet:
-Health ‘Food Cookery, Cake
Decorating; Shorthand, English
10,
Conversational
’ Anyone still wanting t6: register :
‘ should contact Hugh Power: at
’.635-9833 or Elaine Parmenter ate
635-2044.

Folk Dancing and

Spanish.

- ‘The Yogs classes have had: a:

‘surprisingly large’ registration’
(45-50) and will be offered four.
: nights | a week,

The Vocational School will. be’.

holding evening classes. .in'-
_ Welding and Air Brakes. Small’
Engine Repair and Heavy: Duty
‘Upgrading will also be given if
more students reaister.” oe

- Court | news

Terrance Truman of 13 Brant’

a> St, ‘Kitimat, - pleaded | guilty
aon ‘Wednesday to the charge of.
‘~ gausing a ‘disturbance’ by
fighting in -a.public-place. He

. was charged after the fight toak
place at the Little Brown Jug of

The Kitimai-Terrace _&
District Labour Courdil will
hold a seminar on October 20.

and 31. Registration-is at 9:30"
... am. with. classes ‘slarting ‘at. -

10:30,and tunning-alt day." The -*
Seminar is for Shop Stewards
Training and -Parliamentary.
Procedures. “Guest speaker will
‘be Ron Tweedie who is the
Education :Director of the
Western Region of the Canaidan
Labor Congress. The seminar

’, is open to Union members only.

me Chalet in, . Kitimat:

He.
appeared before J udge Murray.

‘aml was. fined $30. ar 3 days in’
default: : ° -

Guenther. “Heenie ¢ of Mallard

St, Kitimat, was fined $200 or
“ days dy -default and had his.
‘licence suspended for 60:days
- after he pled guilty to a charge |
of having a-. breathalyzer -
reading of wver:.08 percent: Mr.
‘Heene was charged after he was.
, Stopped by RCMP in. a routine:

patro]. He appeared in court:

Tuesday. ‘hefore, Audge °F
Wright .

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