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Hallowe'en with goblins, ghosts and witches making strange shadows
in the evening twilight, had its origin many years ogo in on ancient
medieval festival, To appease the ghosts that waiked on the Hollowed
Evening of All Souls Doy, folks got together for feasting and song, and to
eat little “soul cakes’? which they collected trom house to house. Today's
youthful “ghests” ond “goblins in hundreds of Canadian communitics
imitate the ancient custom by ringing neighbourhood doorbells and per-
forming “tricks for treats.” Just in case you're planning a special cele-
bration for family or guests at this time of yeor cheese ‘n pisxe on bunt
or enriched bread slices makes wholesome eating to appease perked-up

appetites.

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“FUNNY FACES” .., (Cheese ‘'n
Pizza on Buns) , ., 12 servings
1 cup (2 pound) ground beef
2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
3 cup temoto paste
'2 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon ground oregano
6 homburger or sandwich buns
12 slices Canadion process cheese
Combine ground beef, onion, tomato
paste, salt ond oregano to make
meat mixture, Spread 2 tablespoons
pizza over cut side of each bun

FUNNY FACES (Cheese ‘n Pizza on Buns)

‘half. Place buns on baking sheet

TERRACE “OMINECA” HERALD,

‘Coaches Return.

}. Recently returied from i
‘ing: ‘anit’ in” the “art of"s
-Péoathes Mes, W.
Miss Dale Pruden, 3.
: The elipic was sponsored by the
Western. Regional Synchronized
Swimming Association and was
held at Simon Fraser University
and at the Villa Motel in Vancou-
ver, .

The three day clinic featured
special guest Mra. J. Howell of
California, as well as two cham-
pion synchro-swimmers: from that
state, both of whom performed
several demonstration water bal-
leta for visiting delegates. Repre-
sentatives attended from the four
Western provinces as well as from
the state of Washington,

Part of the expenses for the trip
to Vancouver hy the two Terrace
coaches was met by the B.C, Fit-
ness Council and the remainder
paid by the Terrace Swim Club.

Synchronized swimming, or
water ballet, as it is sometimes
termed, is a relatively new project
in Terrace, and at the moment
there are four girls of high school
age training in the art. Mrs, Mae-
intyre, who came to Terrace in
|Mareh ig an experienced ballet
swimmer having taken part in
many displays in her hometown of
Vancouver.

‘She sald this week that she
hopes the Terrace swimmers will
be ready for a public performance
by early spring of 1987 and point:
ed out that she will soon be re
cruiting new swimmers to take
part in the project. The Terrace
group traing one evening a week
at Skoglund’s Hot Springs,

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and brawn in a hot oven (400°F.) .
for 12-15 minutes. While these are
baking, cut smiling faces in the
cheese slices , . . just as you do in
your Jack-O-Lantern . , . using o
sharp paring knife, Place a “Cheese
Face” slice over the browned meat
on each bun. Return all to the oven
for one or two minutes . . . just
until the cheese begins to soften
. - . but not feng enough to spoil
the face features. Serve hot. . .

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Libraries Shocking

Says Director
Delegates to a library trustee
conference in Prince George re-
cently heard northwest libraries
termed “shocking and shameful"
by special guest, Fred White,
Vancouver Island regional library
director.

He told delegates that the
average association library falls
into. this category. Quoting from
the Provincial report, he showed

book for every 50 persons a year,
regardless of how heavily subsi-
dized they are by the provincial
government.

in regions, by electing excellent.
members to the Board for policy
making and by. having adequate
pald staff,” White said. ,

He also stated, “Library service
ig not free, It should be supported

manner as are the schools.”
Among those attending the
meeting were Mrs, Hazel Cambrin
and Mrs. Pem van Heek of Ter-
face. ;

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