Large Crowd Enjoys
'Gommunity Carol Sing

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3 ~Nearly 400 city residents last night joyfully
pined in singing well-known Christmas carols at the
rince Rupert Christmas Carol Community Sing in
the, ivic Centre auditorium following | the ‘Sunday

an L. , bass voices on the stage |

veld musical background,

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“Joy, 40 the World,”
Chhatian Men,” “Silent. Night."
“The. Firat Noel, " “Goud King!
Weheelas,”

off; your drowsy sleep,” “God! |

st “you merry, Gentlemen, Ip ay Host
me) ‘Conte, all ye talthtnl, " “AWAY

invaf;Manger” and “Hark, the: [QO Children

: Hetdidangels ¢ Sing,” |

eatol.sing the Rotary Chorus, '
wfider the direction of Charles yesterday afternoon as
Pe Palagno, sang “O Come, O:more than
Cpt ‘emanuel,” “Little Town’ 0

rgroup of soprano, alto, tenor| jour,” and the spiritual “Behold

fhat Star,”
Sololst was Mrs, R, L. Wicks,
W. C. Hankinson, president of
‘ the Prince Rupert and District
iMusle and Drama association
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‘a 14- “page orchestra pro-!

aa entire assembly wag un-
-the direction of William!

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‘Navy, RCMP

“Shepherds, sha ke|

Foti the second helt of the: Excitement was high
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150 children:

   
 
 

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a Hall’ and “Beautiful Say-
Militia Unit
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TRevilar drill and parade'ren,
nights for Lhe 120th Harbor De- i

 
  

Debember 17 as the unit “stood.
abn for the Yuletide season.

Wrst parade of the New Year, Officer

‘Commissioned

vary, 1. of Santa Claus.
FAAS party for army personnel

    

; cerber 28 al 9 pam. in the Arm- : the crowd,
mn) gtleés: Members will attend in

     
  
 
      
     
   
   
 
 
 

  
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
  

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“pop to the youngsters,
_ Parents were served
the Chief
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present them with gifts in
sfecipl, arrangements of “Deck the navy drill hall where
7 the ships company of HM
‘CS Chatham and RCMP
members from Prince Ru-
py ipert subdivision city and
|Port Edward detachments
“4 ‘played host to the, child-

Cartoon movies “were shown,
tenee Troop RCA (M) stopped. toigwed by Christmas music

_Dlayed by the Navy band Iced by

wil be held Monday night, Jan-' Elen 'SB) heralding the arrival

The children were delighted
and, thelr guests will be held De- ; ¥ ith clowns who mingled among

Assisting Eanta with the dis-
. whltornt: Persons attending are tribution of gifts were Wren-
Sect aplied to phone Mrs. A. C. Thody netles while Sea Cadets handed

out fruit, candy, ice-cream and

and Petty officers

General convener was
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dn Order To Give Our Staff
ok Well- Deserved Holiday, We Will Be

‘Closed All Day Thursday, Dec. 7 |

COOK 8. JEWELLERS |

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of pee Monday, December 24, 1956
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| Francois Lake News|

Gaza nyeste ‘and Monty Har-
rigon have both’ been, very. il
with double: pneumonia.

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make a path in for the Sunday |
morning. . Christmas. . service, |
After the service: ‘Canon, ‘Atkin-:
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‘| though the mild winter has been | prizes, There were three with a] h
pleasant {¢ has brought’ a lot of ful) - attendance . record—Sylvia | §
sickness,’ with measles , and) partington; Richard’ and’ Marie
mumps still breaking ‘out. all Neave, Edward’ Gatacre and’ -Al-
over the. district. - ela, Jeannie, Freddie. and Elsic | ahead;
es Peters were “presented. with «| 19

"Johnny Prinz of Wistatla has book.

both his hands badly. burned .
when he threw some gasoline on| ‘At the inquest on, Wednesday fe

a fire ‘he was building - beside | in Burns Lake it .was decided:
the lake, He ¢id not realize that that the death of: Helmut Eber= [
his gloves. were: saturated: with hart was. “caysed, ‘by person’ or }
| the ‘gag from \the’-bottle from |'persons | unknown.” He was|
which he was pouring gasoline | found. dead beside the road. near.

(o help: the fire-along. He ran|tle Nadina Lake Camp. early)”
and threw. himself into ‘the icy | November 12..A rifle was found |":
water ‘to put out: the. ‘flames, It beside, him and he” was shot in.
will.-be several'weeks -before he {t
will be. able to, work: again.’

: The Public Works ‘sander has ‘Quant Lumber ‘Company, ‘wa
7 ‘been’ through,:.spreading -gravel | badly and when the:

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aS TRADITIONAL as the holly wreath and the family Yule tree at Christmas in Canada’ ‘is
the tender, golden brown turkey that dominates the festive table. Serving of light,. well-: ;
chilled table wines is a flavorful and natural accompaniment to roast turkey, Pour ‘the wine’ 7
in five to eight ounce table goblets as the turkey As being, carved. Canadian: dry and: medi ead

dlgestions and i ig a per feet topper for ihe big meal.

as it may seem,

tions for properly
and slicing the holiday bird can | knife, then cut remaining skin

The following simple . direc- ;
djsjointing |

help the inexperienced carver:

good sharp carving knife! The:
job will prove easier.if you stand : by holding leg at almost righ
up to carve and always carve: angles to the plate and cutting
that’s: through meat to the pone. Hold
away from you. Jf the carver is ‘thigh with knife and press down
ight-handed, place the legs onion drumstick until bone snaps.
right; if left-:

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the drumstick firmly with the! uniform slices. To slice thigh
Cut racat, straddle the bone with

thumb and
| roo the skin) and sever: fork and cut meat in lengthwise

Naturally you must have a:

he side of the turkey

1anded, to the left.
First, remove a leg by holding:

dismal spot in an otherwise joyous holi day—take heart! Ite is nt. as: diffic alt

| reese ve agreeine

.joint. Press leg away from the
‘body with the flat side of the

ron the back. Place ‘leg on a sery.
ice plate.
Disjoint drumstick and thigh

Slice leg meat by’ holding
drumstick perpendicular and
cut down, turning leg to ‘get

  

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Next, remove’ the ‘wing, ‘by: fae}
ser ting ‘knife at right: angles, ‘toy:
breast about 142 ‘inches ” aboie

through wing - joint, |”. :
To ‘slice white - meat, _ Inse

knife in- rib. section: On, opposl
side. “Hold knife. paralle’

 

motion..Start first > slice”
above Place where wing wa,

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wing and: -eptting straight: “downs . Party fcNe :
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streets ‘ett by Canadian Pacific | Christinas, : :

PERSONALS

Fraser, 411 McBride.

Airlines plane today for Vancou- |

ver where he will spend Christ-;

mas and New Year’s with his ter
ison Lluvd.

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He expects to return
following the Christmas season.

“Mrs, Norman Shenton, 1501

/Sixth Avenue Bast, left by plane
todty far Vancouver where she

‘will spend Christmas with her
husband, who is receiving medi-

‘eal treatment in Vancouver,
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Mr, and Mrs. B. By Craft and
their daughter Sheila of 1492
Sixth Avenue Kast, left today by
plane far Queen Charlotte City

where they will spend Christ-

‘Mr. and Mis. B. F, Roberts,

University “ sludents attonding

_the liniverstty of British Colun-
“bin artiving home to spend
“Christmas with vheit families
“wore Donald Martinus, Gear.
“pina Mitchell, Margaret: Watts, :

Russell Merrison, James Bate-
man, David Ridsdale, Arthur
Deeonl  Atfpad Strand, dames
Baldwin, Harold Pletcher, Garth
rypyener, Kenneth MeBinnon,
Jadith Loyd,
and Robert Ritehte,

Attending Surpass — Paclfle
College,
home over the weekend were
Wallam Birtch b.anky Waar

“dal, Radney Philipson, Chyisto.

Furniotis und Frank Barton.
Jule Prackter, whe ds atbend-
tye Mietorin College, Vietorts,
and Patrlein Métehall, atvendlig
Sprolt-Shaw Business school,

and reception{st,

Dies Aged 56
mas wlth Mrs, Craft's parents, |

‘years, Mrs, Lottie Anderson 0} 2 tablespoons tate

in Edmonton is survived by one,

Wilthim Becker

Varnconver and aertvdag |

Vietoria, are also home. ‘for:

Miss Rosalind Thain. daug hei

of Mr. and. Mrs, George i
Thain, 528 Ninth Avenue West, !
arrived hore yesterday by!
plane via Terrace from Vancou--
ver, fo spend Christmas with;
her parents, Miss Thain will re-!
turn Thursday to Vancouver’
where she is employed with:
radio station CFUM as librark un:

 

 

 

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Set your guests: talking about: ‘your up
‘tender ham! Keep ita secret, if you 1
discovery that ac’ ‘vont {pure' anos lame). on ‘rons
and in gravy ts the key to your, dinner, success, gra Aes
. ‘ewer GRAVY a
. Few ‘grains’ pepper: w
£05 Fraser ‘Street died this’ 3 tablespoons flour “1 tablespoon’ prepated, usta
merning at thy age.of 56. i ° 15 teaspoon accent. ‘Dash’ ‘tobacco: BA
Mrs. Anderson who was BOY (pure monosoditim glutamate) Cider from, ‘baking: “pan.”
: \  Miivayy, Melt fat; blend in flour, ac’eenl;. peppery. ‘mustard, and falco,
ae aairnotne eae ant te" 2 Measure vider from pan; add enough cider. or water to make
“sisters Mrs. Trlle Bouvette,’ 2 cups; add to saucepan, Cook, ‘athrring, over: low: hent: untl
“Mrs, Mzabeth Neilson and Ms, smooth and thivkened, Add salt if’ necessary, Makes, about
Sybil Veil: cy, all of Edmonton;) CUbs arAavy. Select a centre slice of tender. ready-to-eat haut,
Mrs, Emina Robinson of Red.. about ]\9 inches thick, Score fat edge at half- {neh intervals,
water, Alla, and Marjorie Me-; Brown on both sides in w Iittle hot, fat, Placo, In. baking pan;
Gilivary of Prince Rupert. | sprinkle top with 44 teaspoon ac 'éent (pure. monosodium iuta-
Ber husband, Charles predgs mate), Pour 2 cups  swweel: ‘apple cider snto baking pan; bake tn,
conser het a your ago, moderate over. (250° 1) 45 minutes basting with’ wlder in pan
Funeral arrangements will be at 15 minute intervals, Make gravy with elder remalning In pan,
annaunced Jater by Ferguson Garnish with walnut-stuffed ateatned Pita prunes, Makes RIX
Kaneva) Home, servings,

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We sincerely hope that joy and peace may he yours

oi Christanas and through all the days of the New Year

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