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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-12-22, Page 15A I ■ WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22nd, 1954 sjs. HELD CONCERT' 4N TOWN HALL The Hall was well filled?, on Friday night for the Christmas concert staged by the United . Church Sunday School clyldten and Officials. The Wraith, brothers, Roddy and don, provided guitar musi-c with accompaniment by Kenneth Mac- Nay, while the 'audience gather­ ed. The. program opened with a .Christmas chorus by the ehtire . ‘ group. Rev? G. A. Meiklejohn and the Sunday School superinten­ dent, MT. Glen Walden, each spoke briefly. A chorus by the primary class and beginners un­ der the direction of Mrs. Rich­ ards arid Mrs. McDiarmid,. feat­ ured "a recitation by Bernice Thompson’ and a. duet by 41ur: ray and Laurine Morrison. Mur­ ray, incidentally, had, a perfect. Sunday School attendance record during the" year. Gladys Kilpat- i' ’ rick’s class of junior girLs sang ; two choruses, “Frosty the Snow­ man”, enacted by. Barbara Rath- well and “Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer”, enacted by Beverley McKenzie. H. D. Thompson’s class presented th^ playette, “Patrick’s Present”. Tliose taking part were Judy Webster, Patricia Thomp- ; son, Dick Richards, Bob Hunter, Ronnie Attridige, Ernest Ackert, Thom Collyer. Beverley Ashton’s class presented the pantomime, ‘‘Tire Night Before Christmas”. Elizabeth Webster monologued the poem to accompaniment by Elmer Umbach, while the fol­ lowing enacted the story, Elliott "T Whlfi^r^Dbnald Ahdrew, MariorT Button, Jai j.ee Brooks, Marlene Porter, Barbara Carnerom even to Santa Claus (Fraser Ashton), realistically “cbming down the chimney”. Mrs. W. B. Anderson’s ... girls’ class sang .the chorus “Hark the Herald Angels Sing’-’. Robert Finlay’s class presented the num­ ber “Candles for Christmas” and were assisted in the chorus by N^nicy Webster and Joan Crawford: The. boys taking part , were Bobby .Andrew, Thom Coll­ yer, Carl and'Clifford .Wagner,• Keith Gardner, PjA\ Henderson, . Kenneth McDonaJp, h: j I v / flUU gcianuc CULM. OL1A • LU Uld^UXVUj k/caxxx- vaiuia, v*.* m gelatine.. When cool add apricot ed butter over, and sprinkle with . Author,zed bottler of Coca-Cola undor controcl with Coca-Cola Lfd.r •I THE LUCOOW.. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO this ’n’ that bv ROSEMARY THYME All your plans made fqr £hrisL mas dinner? From fruit-cocktail to mince pie and. coffee? Do try the dancing snowballs that J spoke of last week for a table centre. The small: fry will “be enchanted. They really are fascinating to watch. We are us- ihg . a .glass hbrick^lilj^d^wjtm 'green, watered choose blue, but had no blue coloring on hand. Drop in a. handful of moth- balls; add 1 tbsp, baking soda and 1 .tsp. citric acid, Bubbles will, be-.j gin the gin one face and descends. When they, no dodger continue to. do this, add a bit more-citric acid-to start them off again. You- may have to ex­ periment with amounts of the powders, according to the amount of water you have. We have had the same bowl going for days, adding a bit of powders, at meal­ times and . when John brings, someone in to show the danc­ ing snowballs. Did you ever make a. Christmas pie for a table centre? You will need a good sized -flat dish, a granite wash basin is good. Cover with ’ crepe paper; and . have a cardboard cover ready just to lay on top when you have it fill­ ed.’ Have a small gift for • each guest, which you will place in , the pie—each gift will have a string attached which’ leads to the place card of the person for whom. it is intended. We used to hide gifts all. over the house-r- •that’s when we'were a good-sized to .form ..and glisten mothballs' tneri they be- to stir .a bit ■ and ..gradually after .another rise to the sur- family, of -big. and little folk. Every gift had -the name of the recipient on if, and if you came upon someone else’s you just,left it, and said nothing., and kept hunting for your own. ■ I had a couple cookie ideas. Myself, I couldn’t look a fancy cookie in the eye. We are having- a couple in for canasta shortly, and we’re going to. have,, for lunch, Cinnamon toast, gobs of if, and plain oatmeal cookies and coffee. Doesn’t sound very lav­ ish- nor .lush; nor Christmassy, does, it? But we’ve been meeting XTmislmas. cook-ies-^f-pr—week-s^----- You can make Christmas Snow­ balls,' to eat, • by frosting cup cakes' with fluffy white, icing, roiling in cocoanut. Set a tiny, jChristmas candle in each. •_ on . I I thought.I was going to have a marvellous new cookie recipe for you.' The recipe sounded de­ licious and different. It was. The biggest difference I really not­ iced was that- it took rhe fthe whole afternoon’ to make a. very small batch, and then I did fin­ ally get them - to . stay together long enough to get'them into the-oven and out of it, they just all broke up when .‘I looked at them. They were made for' a special purpose too, for the card party that 'climaxed bur mara­ thon. Everyone was going to say “Oh,., what delicious cookies!” Friend husband did. say as he ate the bits, “Gee, are they ever good”. I told him to enjoy them as I’d never make them again. Then there weren’t enough to make up my quota, sq I hastily made a pan of apple oatmealj bars, cut. them in tiny 'bars and diamonds, shot a swirl of con­ fectioner’s . icing through my de­ corating tube. No one mentioned my almond crisps at” all, but those appler-o.atmeal bars /“were out ol this world”, no one could figure what the- filling was. They are -the—most - versatile pan full of possibilities I make—they can be dainty and tiny, or a substan­ tial cookie bar, or a last-minute dessert. '. • . You’ll like, this Golden Apricot Pie for a: different dessert: I tbsp, gelatin, 1/4 cup cold water, ¥2 tsp grated orange rind, ¥2 cup ora.ngh juice, 3 eggs separated, one-third cup granulated sugar, P/2 cups thick, dried apricot puree, 1 nine- inch Graham cracker crumb shell. Soften gelatin in cold water. Blend orange rind and juice with egg yplks and cook, in top of .double boiler until custard coats the spoon, stirring constantly. Add gelatine and stir to dissolve PAGE FIFTEEN PARAMOUNT Merry Christmas, to' All, We are glad to see Mr. Kelso MacNay home after convalescing in Ottawa at the heme of his brother Graham, Mrs. K. Nicholson, who has been a patient. in Wingham Hosy plta1 is home with her mother, Mrs. K. Mowbray, Lucknow. Mrs. R. Reid hasv been under the doctor’s care with the ’flu. •? Congratulations.-to Mr., & Mrs.9 A. Hamilton on the gift .of a son. Mrs. Hamilton and babe re-^ turned home on Sunday. Miss; Carolyn Gibson of Stratford Tea­ chers’. College spent, the week­ end with them. Mr. -Jack Elphick and Mr. Al Irwin have had TV installed. Mr. Shelton‘■also had one installed three weeks ago, ’ . t. Blend with apricot mixture and pour into crumb shell. Chill. The top may be decorated with chop­ ped cherries and .cocoanut or whipped, cream. How about sweet potatoes with the festive fowl? Halve length­ wise. Boil till v tender. Place iri ! bake dish, dribble 2 tbsp, melt- puree. Beat egg whites stiff and V2 bup brown sugar. Put in oven beat in the sugar gradually, until glazed, basting if necessary. PERSONALIZED LABELS •We can . now supply you ..with- I personalized, labels, attractively printed- i^n two colors, and in. a handy plastic di'spenser. You re- $1.50. Use them to :stamp your '■books, records, letters, packages; etc. Drop in and see a sample. . LUCKNOW SENTINEL. Jones. Mrs. Ackert’-s; class’ pre-' Phone 35 t sented th.e play, “A Good Girl in the Kitchen”. The cast * included’, Shirley Irwin, Joanne Hunter, ---Joy- ee-and-Ela-i-n e~Ma eNayr-Nii-nc-y- Webster, jean Richards, Joan Crawford. ✓" ■ . The men of the church school sang car'ols to accompaniment by : Elmef Umbach on the accordian 'and W. L. MacKenzie on the vio­ lin. Others in the chorus, were Ernest Blake, Raynard Ackert. Glen Walden, Alex Andrew, Stuart Collyer, Bob Finlay, H> D. . Thompson, Don Thompson. Gor­ don Morrison, Bruce McKenzie, Rev. Meiklejohn and Ken Mac- ■. Nay. . . ■ ' .. ' •The concluding number, in. dia­ logue and song, by- Rev. Me.ikle- john’s young peoples’ class was “Around the Fireside at Christ- ' ceive ' 400 . useful labels ,f(?r only.' I p, K e n ri e t h i KINLOSS COUPLE WEDSIXTYYEARS I •Mr.- and Mrs. Immanuel J: Husk’‘.of the Blac'kh.orse disticl celebrated their diamond wed­ ding anniversary on Sunday, at- ■u family ■ dinner,.and during the and ' evening friends to' extend their best afternoon ■called ■ masT’ ‘ ~ . Then arrived Santa Claus. , ac­ companied by Mrs. Santa Claus, still very vivacious despite their long, journey,: The. twosome, re­ sembling Glep Walden and’ Don Thompson; were assisted by-the . Sunday School teachers in pass- ' ing out bags of candy to the children. coived nuiliei'iius • lovely mementos of ■ the , occasion., ' Mrs-. Husk w-as ' formerly Ida Mae. Liggett, daughter of the late .Mr. and Mrs. James Liggett ol. Underwood' where they were •married sixty-, xears ^ag.^ Mr, Husk was 1 born', .in Kineardme Township- in the”Mjliarton dis­ trict. Tor ,thr past . few years- 'they have resided in Kinloss Iwp. with their son Melvin. -Mr.' Husk, better ' “Mac”, continues to . •cellent 'health. Mrs.', somOw'hat trail, but^vas■ ab>• l« ■tafe.pa'rt itrllw el.-byt.™ t ^ tivitics'ob Sunday-’anJ. • -■ (rif.nds tvbn,.vaildcl- ■ ' ..........,. Mr. and ’Iu-;k ,nTa '/’J ■ family of three?.'- sons (Viola A'of . Warner - . Mrs. ---- mefry world traveler could HURON CO. CROP REPORT Thirty applications have gone . 'in from the County foi*. the Win­ ter Short Courses at- the O.A.Ck Annual’ meetings and 'bahquets of* farm organizations were well attendee!, Christmas concerts and parties'are now the order of the , in the fural communities. : Uhristmas tufkeys are in plenti­ ful supply, n. Blytli ‘ are-a grower l : thi3-week shipped 33(X> birds io I Nortliem Ontario. • four daughters a'nd are: "Mrs,. Omid .Bell Tiverton, Mrs. JUrr> Warned.Mrs'. Hugh IMswwrp.tUn.«» of Dendron.' Sask.’. Mrs In* I .£• more <AnV' of 'Li' Ttvin 'lnd ra«ar of Glarnis and and. Wdliitigtdn of Kmioss. 'Th' > ->y! I .thirty .gran,k'hildre’; a'O ' teen gi'~‘ ■|tran*hlW-'n. . 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