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CANDLELIGHT | continued from page 7
Broccoli a la Lemon |
Wash and clean 12 spears of Broccoli,
trim off all excess leaves and cut

to approximately 5 inch pieces. Large
stock may be cut in half. Place in

salted water and cook for appoximately,

15 minutes or until tender. Drain
well and place in serving bowl. Pour
cup of Clarified

Lemon Butter. Sprinkle Sesame Seed

Over approximately };

on top and garnish with lemon twist.-°

Mocha Baked Alaska

Butter a 9 inch round cake tin 2
inches deep, line it with wax paper,
and butter the paper. In the top of
a double boiler set over hot water
melt 5 aquares (5 oz.) semisweet
chocolate, cut into bits, in 2 table-
spoons each of dark rum and cold
strong coffee and let the mixture
cool. In a bowl beat 5 ege yolks until
they are frothy. Beat in a scant
cup sugar, & cup at a time, and beat
the mixture for several minutes, or
until it ribbons when the beater is
lifted. FA another bowl beat 5 egg”
whites with a pinch of salt until

they hold stiff peaks. Add the choco-

late mixture to the egg yolk mixture,
combining them well, and fold in one-

- fourth of the whites lightly but

thoroughly. Pour the mixture over
the remaining whites and lightly
fold the batter together until there
are no traces of whites. Pour the
batter into the dish and with a
metal spatula spread it evenly.

Bake the cake it. a pre-heated moder-
ate oven (350 F) for 20 minutes.

Turn off the oven and let the cake

stand in the oven for 5 minutes,

Remove the cake from the oven and
let it cool for 10 minutes, Turn

* the cake out onto a rack and let it
cool completely. Remove the wax

paper and chill the cake,

In the bowl of an electric mixer,
break up 3 pints of coffes ice cream
with a spoon and let it soften
slightly. Beat the ice cream until --.
it is smooth, but do not let it melt,
Pack the ice cream into a shallow
dish the same shape and about 1 inch
smaller in dimension than the cake
-and freeze it for l-hour, or until
it is firm. Release the ice cream
from the dish with a knife and turn
it out onto the cake, leaving about
45 inch border. Freeze the ice cream:
ESS covered on a wooden board over-

night or - longer.

In a bowl, beat 4 egg whites with a
pinch of salt until they hold peaks.
Beat in 1 cup sugar, a little at a

time, and beat the meringue until it

is stiff and shiny. Fold 2 tablespoons
of dark rum. lightly into the meringue.
. With a metal Spatula spread a thick

layer of meringue over the cake and
ice cream. Transfer the remaining
meringhe to a pastry bag fitted with a
decorative tip and pipe decorations

on to the cake. Sprinkle the meringue
with sifted confectioner's sugar and

brown the dessert on the wooden board

in the upper third of a pre-heated very
hot oven (450 F) for 5 minutes, or until

the meringue is golden, Transfer the
baked Alaska to a platter and serve it
immediately.

The new pastor of a rural church
dropped into a Sunday School class
and began quizzing the students to
. test the effectiveness of the

teacher.

"Who knocked down the walls of
Jericho?" he demanded of one boy.

"It sure weren't me, Reverend,"
the boy said.

Turning to the embarrassed teacher,
the pastor exclaimed, "I suppose ~
that's a sample of the kind of dis-

_Cipline you maintain." °

"Now, Reverend, Timmy's a good

' boy and doesn't tell lies. If he
said he didn't do it, I Pewee
him."

Thoroughly upset, the hasten. took
the matter to the church! s hoard of .
deacons. After due consideration,
the board sent the following mes-
sage to the minister: 'We see no
point in making an issue of this
incident. The board will pay for ©
the damage to the wall and charge
it off to vandalism,"

An Enigma for Riddle

During the week of Feb. 28, Mr.

_ Willian Theodore Riddle was assembl-

ing information and pictures in
Clinton Creek, Yukon, when he sighted
a U. F.0.

Eight p.m. one evening while re-
turning to work (two brownie points),
he saw a blue, pulsating light bobb-
ing in the sky. This phenomenon
lasted for a full five minutes or
more.

This sighting was not reported to

the local authorities, but there

were some pictures taken of the
amazing event.

The question does arise as to

_whether this phenomenon could be

attributed to an excess of Bacardi,
but this is generally discounted as
the event was also witnessed by a
very sober John Minnaar.

On the other hand, what self >
respecting U.F.0. would go to Clinton!

BINGO |

The Community Club promoted yet
another successful Bingo on Saturday
March 4th. There were 15 games in
all, the last one being the jackpot
cond $3000 worth of Stereo equipment.

The following were the lucky ‘prize

winners:
Ralph Voss.....Ronson lighter
Ray Jones......AM=-FM Radio
Jeannie Watson.Ice Bucket |
Peter Dsotti...Polaroid Camera
Mary Comper....igg Cooker
Tom Mackinnon..Coffee Maker
Terri Watson...Electric Iron
Mark Twoli.....slow cooker
Mario Gimmi....Fan
Willie McIntyre..Decanter
Bill Watson......Clock
Pat Stewart.....Tool Box

A Black & Decker Workmate was also won
but at the time of printing we do not
know the identity of the winner. The
jackpot had to be won in 56 numbers.
Unfortunately no one won. Pat
Stewart was the closest, winning her
prize in 58 numbers. The Jackpot at
the next Bingo will have to be won in
58 numbers, In addition to the stereo
equipment, there will now be $150
worth of albums or tapes. Watch out
for posters giving details of the

Taso Bingo,

| -CASSIAR TAKUGROUP
Upon meetings every Tocady night
st 8:00PM

~. FOR HELP PLEASE CALL

"Post Office Box 491. =

178-7560 -

Sat. Mat.
April 8

April 22

A WORD OF WISDOM |

been told the plot is unbelievable.

“writing films concerning “isn't it

out to be. And please, no groans at

avay....and enjoy yourself!

Cassiar Army. Cadets .

The Cassiar Aimy Cadet Corps had
a very late start this year. In
September there were no officers
left from last year to carry on. By
October some support was beginning
to generate and through the efforts

- of one man the corps was soon on its

-- way.

Mar. 18-23 STAR WARS (G) It is to the Lions Club of Cassiar

Mar. 24-27 BAD NEWS BEARS BREAKING
TRAINING (G)

Mar. 28-30 DAYS OF THE ANIMALS (M)

that the thanks must go and in parti-
cular to the head of the Cadet Com-
“mittee, Lion Bill LeClaire, that we

Mar. 31 - have a Cadet Corp here in Cassiar.
April 3 THE DEEP (M) ee
; xreat deal of time and
April 1 RUN FOR YOUR LIFE CHARLIE ‘1 took a great deal of time a
Sat. Mat. BROWN (G) effort to get the corps organized, A
April 4-6 LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR. new Commanding Officer was appointed

April 7-10 SMOKEY & THE BANDIT (M) _and the other officers were found to

complete the compliment. It has been
FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE (G)

April 11-13 SORCERER (Mf)
April 14-17 FREAKY FRIDAY (@)
April 18-20 TUE TAGLE BAS LANDED. (1)

April 21-24 AIRPORT 77 (M) :
BATMAN (G) Sat. Mat. and an introduction to the Armed

a slow growth process in interesting
‘the young people to the Cadet movement.
‘The primary aims of the Cadet Move-
ment are good citizenship, good health

April 25-27 FINAL CHAPTER - WALKING Forces. No emphasis is placed upon

TALL. (M) making Cadets into military personnel

‘April 28-30 YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE (G) but it is through the Cadet Movement
Sat. Mat.

ie ‘that some young MeN become inter-

April 2 SMILEY GETS A G .

ve : oe a @) ested in ‘the Armed Services.
this ? eral obstacles

I direct this note to all those This corps has had several obsta

/ § N b but grad-

people who are planning to go and to surmount; since November, but ¢

see the movie STAR WARS,_and to all ually the strength is CHAN BELL I
.Y o-

those who won't be because you've shoeing exercises on two weekends in
: ; ‘January, and a major overnight winter
If you're expecting to see and exercise at Chain Lakes in February

ei tl oung people
experience a science fiction film Pehle Mean eraeey EN a ailes SSE ely

Gfoghat could Or mishe hee ene that were involved a little more under-

2 i nh Cadet Corps does.
future, forget it, you'll be very Srending Of wbatwaqa \y

Gi b r ” seven
disappointed. STAR WARS is purely The last, weekend a FAME ay

and) simply. a IER ciel epic, science cadets and their commanding officer
>

: i se for a drill compe-
fantasy, fairy tale. It was written Went to Whitehorse for P

; i . When they arrived they were
as such by a man who was tired of tition. W y j

surprised to find the competition can-

ferrible the way things are going", . celled so they all joined the fun of

STAR WARS deals with a backwoods Rendezvous. Together with their billets
NOW ‘ ts

(orein thie case ein world) carn (the Whitehorse Army Cadet Corps) they
i

boy, who upon setting out to rescue , ©Mjoyed the weekend immensely.

be at the end of
a princess in distress discovers Tee OE CUT ces

> Mar REL will
that lifetien tall dreams make tt March. Ten cadets and two officers

be going to Kamloops to the Rocky Mt.

the mention of the princess. The ‘Ranger Headquarters. They will take

i =: dets from
Princess Leia Organa isn't like the Part in an exercise with cade

faily tale princesses you read about ‘their affiliated Regiment. Each cadet

as a child. She can take whatever is corps has a parent regiment and Cassiar

dished out and bounce pace as you'll Corps Cadets should enjoy the outing

with them. A planned itinerary is being
see.

So remember, STAR WARS is a fairy initiated by Capt. Ray NcTsaac of

tale. When you go to watch it, let
find acquaintances among the Kamloops

the. music sweep you away to ....A
: ,Cadets. Each one will be billeted with

long time ago, in a galaxy far, Far! ota es :
“one of their members.

CASSTAR COURIER ARGH “1978 7

It remains only to thank the Lions

Club of Cassiar For their generous

“support in assisting the officers in

their work with the cadets. A hearty

thank you also to the kindness of Bob

‘Smith and Al Keim at the Cookery.

Cassiar Asbestos Corporation has also

provided a good deal of support to the

cadets in the past three years. Last

but not least, the support of the pene

of National Defense through their
Northern Regional Headquarters in

Yellowknife NWI must be acknowledged.

The personnel from N.R.II.0. have assisted

the officers in every way to make

this corps a success. It is the

Staff Officer (Cadets) Capt. TDS
Harris and his staff that provide ©
the costs of the exercises and the
tours. Without the. financial support.
from N.R.H.0. we would not be able
to take the tours, send cadets to
summer camp and provide the extra

training for cadets and officers.

O&T Union News -
At this point ‘in time, the main
issue on the minds of the executive
_is the upcoming negotiations which
will take place this summer and fall,
‘The negotiating committee, consisting

of Bill Pratt, George Haines, Gerry

_Bermel, Louise Thibeault and Cecile

Pratt, is working diligently on con-
tract inprovements. It is very impor-
tant for all members to attend the

meetings between now and September to

let the committee know it is acting

_ with the support and approval of the

members. Please make the extra effort

to attend,

Recently Rolly Grimm represented our

‘local in Ottawa on an environmental

-and pollution probe organized by the

/to return to Cassiar via Hawaii. Pre-

. Sumably at present he is earnestly

_ Studying all forms of pollution in the
Kamloops so the cadets from Cassiar will) Hawaiian environment. We hope that his

. purely scientific interests do not land

“him in ail as a°public menace.

See you at the next meeting,

Pe
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