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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1944-12-21, Page 6the Christmas host'! whoie ;privilege it will be to serve the turkey needs his mem- o , eyed tap a bit Ifs sorely art ally' man may beproud of; neatly and skilfully to carve ' a roasted • laird. . The lrg of the turkey or: the table' is important The head shoo be toward the Left hand Of the carver.; This brings the tore right and the:: gifte- of the bird directly in front of the carver. . • • • Insert the fork ' . e•: y over the 'best bone at the himpoint Do not remove the fork uzntiL the carving rig is dont. • The First Move First„ renvave: the whole thigh atm drumsticks ' one Piece, ttb-this,, make a cir'n1ar i. cut around' the joint, close to the body With die- blade 'of; the: knife pressthe leggy. back and cut .t . the ligaments, holding the thigh. bone to tfm' ha A. � little • twist . of the Imifer easily severs' the Joint. however, if you want to, it's y ` "to hold t ens of~ the cayv�erect with a . o :0•.,. 'fes J"■'rrraFg with the, ringers.tial the legit hand Then a quick 1a of the sTchF between I. tire` body and the tag&,. az Tittle ' tweak with the fingers and a' do Lard cut With this- knife and the leg iss neatly and expeditious.-- ly carved.. The- two roots of the . It* repose on the platter. wee ,, the' ming is severed and. the F•,1! breast Wax Gomm Next West remove the wirighy mak faga,NA. 6,107 A eat, Ads oBoie; the jointand pzessihg hat' the knife just as the leg, was EfoweveTt,. the fingers rs can• not be use/ for' the wing.„ Care should be taken not to cut • any at the white neat' . of the breast with' the wing. 'Place the wing on the 08. v •r N .. Nair; .. 8 o i. he fo iL still in p siition,, cut thin slices length - r, tO. the place from . whir: thewing wasternoved and lag.up tog the e of the breast' boneNow remove the fork 'and separate .10. PAgr '>!0".5. 6 e ee the Second- I eaten gthrough at the joint The dark meat on the ,troy and drumstick should be divided into qnrATT. inviting gar- think. ottions The wing is divided- in two The u^oa,,Study L e • « e g is taken out from the tam end of tire, birch: with large- serving Spo'onG. In the event that this is your "fiirast. . sto'Iiasr", and' dense- quently your first .venture its car- ' ar' . ving the precious bird* it will more than pay you, Mr. Maxi•-ef= the-ffouse: , to assist in the scrub:- bing and cleaning of the turkey and tocarefully- watch the truss- ing, This will give you the "feel" of the 'joints and a =reinitiate ' 'know/edge of they' anatomy of the bird than you. "could otherwise have • ;.areA•AA• GOBRIEWS DAYS .ittRE NUMBERED With Chirstrnas almost . he` e the days . of that favorite gobbler are numbered, It won't be Ioig now before fie graces the family board, stuffed and done to a tun; resplendant with a special gain ishsuitable to the occasion. But not, for Long . . . baa app-, petites are keen and soon our gobbler will be fist another memory associated With a won- derful day; It's good news to hear' that. turkey . - . and., a en too . = are good for us as well as being goad eating. The Nutrition Div- . ision, `Ottawa,, say . that they are a good source of the B -Complex .Lucknow, Onlario , 'War came. The manufacturke of most cion ootids had to be cut down or stopped to make f�. way forser production. on. That caused .shortages of civilian goods—that was the RED .IGS` X • N V' x�y• _•,. ZJ: Some r+estrii i nn are lieW being lifted., but it not meaner tots of gaol riOn away. War's are, lift[ 'Irnge and must come We can't neglect 'them just so that some of .us here at home esu get a little more: Don't confuse the signals --(This OW LIGE• 'O LY It means a )it more of some an it helps business men get ready for the time , ., . there sic he more materials and workers available. It does not • the end of shortages! 611i. 0i• peacetime prodietion wilt neces- sarily be piecemeal and gradual. "'Patience" is the woad. �fS Only after Victory oyer both enemies ean the Green \light be switified on, and the road cleared for enough ° production to Wit, ani our eivitian needs. THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD as arelI , as: of protein Which is necessary for repairing wuru out tissues:. Turkey and (41i-ekeu hate the edge an meat for digestibility,' .' and that •is why ,they are recom• - mended ter children, convales- cents acid invalids who are un- able to digest many of the foods whichare included in the normal diet. Colonel. "Your reports should be Written in such a manner that even the ;vast ignorant may un- derstand them":. Sergeant: "And what is it, air, • O TTJ RY HRS. FRED MOSS • -Mrs. Fred ` Moss, of West Wa- wanosh died at her home at noon on Sunday; December., lath; fol- lowing a stroke. A.&algae=' %if the late William Riley and Ilan- data lannah '.each, the former 1S ss Ida Jane Riley wasborn at Landes- bora 66 years ago. She was mar- ried 46' years ago at I.otid esb to Fred Moss and have since I ed in West. Wawanosh. She was a methber if Doimybrook United. Church. Besides her husband there sor- Riau osb:, Seim of • Godexich.,1 day from the family residence. Harty' ofOIencoe, pert at home; Interment was made in Dtungan- three dar ghters, Violet, Mrs.: tion cemetery. Charles • 1VI iIIS of l odericch,. essie. • . :Mrs. Mfrs. Cordy Naylor of Wa- virarto {, Bessie, liters. W. datztea of Was rte of :lamer Coderieh; two brothers, Harry of • Mrs. Z..yle, Gaynor of to was Londeshoro, Forest of New Jer- i maid of honor at the wedding in sey; two sisters, Hoary Arm., Mrs. • :Kincardine a on Saturday, Decem- Mai= ' of R Ilett , and ; bet 9th, of Mary Catherine; only Rose; Mrs. Waters of on, On- daughter of Mrs. MaeCalltan and tario. TWO " sons,two da1ughters the late Mr. Neil MaeCaIl i , and and a sister predeceased her, the LAC. Donald Rance Seymour of sister, Mrs. Bradford, passed a-• way Just five weeks ago. There are rz grandchildren also stn*- viving. •,e • Pt. Albert Air L' �n Schtioi, and sforraerly of "London, . Eng- • lazed. Mrs. Gaynor wore •. a pink floor-lengthgown and.. carried 1*