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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-12-23, Page 4SHOE Smyth n STORE i /), tt g A - ftb.4.amoiowz oamoiovizAo.0wiovsAko20).542z.vemAk5.14z:wv,0k.vie.:.:0 o MAIN ST. EXETER JIM GLASGOW PAUL NEILANDS U.S. No. 1 Head LETTUCE ea, 23 24a Sunkist ORANGES 138's 59 4 Doz, Waxed TURNIPS Good Size 19 ea, Poo, 16 Tires-Advocate, December 23, 1970 vtiolotwoo ioftwafoolsoo-avotvoltct,g Facts N' Fancies By. Gwyn to &tide, Christmas, for all its popularity, never sits as easily with us as we expect, says Rev. Robert Farrar Capon in a recent published article. We are caught between the cross fire of the icon' job of the commercial establishments to sell us everything up to the kitchen sink, and the ecclesiastical bogeyman, who with elegant righteousness tries to give us all a bad conscience about spending too much money or having too much fun on Christ's birthday. .0;84181111084taititZ8,a1Platefit04.,81148310,41.1tItt GREETINGS etc Joy unconfined, hope unrestrained ... our Christmas wish for you. Marjorie Dilkes Your Hairdresser 235-1744 EXETER ritsicsvevitaztroiktcovalftart Over spending and over indulgence is a bad thing, but superfluous righteousness is dangerous too. Ifyou examine therecords you'll find many of the world's ills have been caused in the name of righteousness, while the number of massacres caused by eating big dinners and spending money on toys and Christmas goodies is rather small. The world is a sad, beaten, scarred old place, yet, God looking at it 2000 years ago chose to enter into it with love, and the ecclesiastics who preach snooty spiritualities about a Christ who lives in some remote province of God with realms of angels and stars of wonder are not talking about the Christ who was born in a barn, grew up in a family, worked hard at a trade, and experienced frustration, despair, discouragement and sorrow. In his lifetime, Jesus recognized the value and the need of getting away from the woes of the world and relaxing in the happy comradeship of his friends. He took time out to refresh Himself (often with his Bethany friends) before going back to minister to the needs of the sick, the poor and distressed. How wonderful it is for us to have Christmas as a time of relaxing and giving our poor old flesh and bones a holiday from too much righteousness and too Christmas eve midnight service Christmas Eve, the bells of Trivitt Memorial Church will call the people of Exeter to the traditional midnight service of Holy Communion which commences at 11:30 p.m. All communicants of other churches are invited to join in this service as guests of the Anglican congregation. The choir, augmented by singers from other churches will lead in the singing of the service, of the hymns and carols. The rector of Trivitt Memorial is the Rev. George Anderson, the organist is David Elston, and the leader of the choiristers, Mrs. Maud Connon. much responsibility for an anguished world. Wouldn't it be soul-soothing if for one or two days we could turn off all the bad news on the TV and rest our brains and emotions so that when we turned back to the world we would be refreshed and optimistic enough to dare to hope that maybe the good news that Jesus brought just might start to get around? So, let's relax and enjoy ourselves by splurging a little on our loved ones, by polishing up the furniture and lighting the candles, and inviting family and friends in for happy times. To be sure, there are agonies in the world we can not fully imagine, and we know that Christmas is not all lights and music and eating and celebrating, even in our own land. But, Christmas is based not only on the Christ who came to wipe away human tears, but also on the Man who sat and ate and laughed with his friends and enjoyed all the delectable things that God offers to His world. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL! Choral evensong, Sunday evening, at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church was an inspiration for all present. cranberries to eat with your turkey. Save out a cupful and try this delicious cranberry bread. FRESH CRANBERRY NUT BREAD 1 cup fresh cranberries 11/4 cups sugar 21/2 cups sifted flour 31/2 tsps. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 1 egg 1 cup milk 3 tbsp. butter or margarine melted 1/2 cup chopped walnuts Chop cranberries; mix with 1/4 cup sugar. Sift together remaining sugar, flour, baking powder and salt into medium bowl. Beat egg slightly; mix with milk and butter or margarine. Add to dry ingredients. Mix just enough to blend ingredients. Gently stir in cranberries and walnuts. Turn into greased 9x5x3-inch loaf pan. Bake in 350°F oven 1 hour. Remove from pan. Cook on wire rack. Cool thoroughly before slicing. Makes 1 loaf. The service was led by the Rector The Rev. G. A. Anderson assisted by Trent Doige. The senior and junior choirs, trained by Mrs. Peter Connan and Mrs. Oz men Zivkovic processed around the decorated church singing the hymn, Oh Come All Ye Faithful. Both choirs joined in singing an anthem with Mrs. Ozmen Zivkovic and George Anderson singing a duet, contributed several numbers. The junior choir also sang f I Y Giant A1ERRy fi Cathy 's 3 A Perms Sets Cuts Tints BEAUTY LOUNGE Cathy Robbins, Proprietor 244 Main South Exeter ovosi-wawegmks-toz000momoiaysio.az Assi:mc:Is WITH WARMEST WISHES FOR The season that generates great warmth and joy on Earth is here! May it bring gladness to you and yours. Thanks for your patronage! BOB CHAFFE Exclusive Agent in the Exeter, Centralia, Crediton, DashwOod and Luean Area for STERLING FUELS ll0000mooloioct0000000:*gotiopooioosokopookcoosl000poimookooNos 6-10 10 - 14 14 - 18, 18 - 20 20 - 24 over 24 Oven temperature for roasting pound for unstuffed birds. Full flavor, smooth, golden brown gravy is not achieved haphazardly. Here is a standard recipe for the homemakers who would like to have good gravy every time. Perfect Gravy 2 to 4 tbsps. drippings from roasting pan 4 tbsp. flour 2 cups liquid (water and/or broth from cooked giblets) salt and pepper to taste pinch of poultry seasoning (optional) Drain fat from roaster and measure the required amount back into the pan. Add the flour and stir until blended. Brown slightly if desired. Gradually add the cool liquid stirring well after each addition to prevent lumping. Add seasonings and cook slowly until all flavour of raw starch has disappeared. If gravy becomes too thick, thin with additional water. Pour into heated gravy boat and serve. Yields approximately 6 servings. Don't cook all your tttttttttttttttttttt uuflunuuhuutututultutuumtu tttttt llllllll t tttttttt uututuu lllllllll lllllllll lllllll u tttttttt Recipe Box 11111111 tttttttt 11111411111 llllllllllll 11111111111111 lllllll 1111111111111 lllllll 1 lllllllllllllllll llllllllll 1 lllllllllllll 1111 llllllll 11,11111 Consumers cannot expect to have a foolproof, exact cooking time given for cooking poultry, according to home economist Dorothy Batcheller, since too many factors affect it. For example ... - is the bird too large for an even flow of hot air around it in the oven? - is it completely thawed, very cold, or almost at room temperature? - is the stuffing cold or at room temperature or is the bird unstuffed? Since any roasting chart can only be approximate because of these and other reasons which lengthen or shorten cooking times, it is wise to allow a little more time than in the roasting chart. It does the turkey no harm to rest in a warm oven (with heat off and door ajar if necessary) for 15 to 30 minutes. It actually makes it easier to carve. However, it can be awkward to have to delay dinner when everything is ready but the bird. Remember if turkey is placed in a closed roaster it will steam and so cook in a shorter time than a chart will indicate, similarly, if wrapped in foil or roasting film. Most modern timetables, are based on roasting on a rack in a shallow pan with turkey covered with a loose tent of foil or roasting film or draped with a fat-moistened double thickness of cheese cloth. Foil is removed for the last hour of roasting to allow browning. Film or cheese cloth do not impede browning so may be left on the full time. Baste only if the bird looks like it is drying out. Roasting Chart Eviscerated '''StriValRirds Ready-to-Cook Approx. Time. Weight in Pounds in hours 334 - 41/2 41A - 51/4 . 51/4 - 61/2 61/2 71/2 71/2 - 9 add 15 min./lb. 325° F. Deduct five minutes per May the peace of that first Noel shine brightly on you. May its true meaning fill your heart and home with love, understanding, happiness. lailetMeMacrer..%Mrtetl.M.M.a...M.r.trs*AtftseAlqgr Outeekd tia**4 Ave 'oat &miaowed pewee well. Greene's VARIETY STORE Main Street "The Friendly Store" Exeter 10,400%10-90o410400-0OoPkr*OrAioOroefixOtr4kracroXio Fresh 7-9 lb. average Boneless Smoked Dinner Stokelys PEAS Maxwell House COFFEE Surf Laundry DETERGENT Premium Sockeye SALMON Zipper Skin TANGERINES Christmas Dectoe ...As we celebrate the Christmas season, may the symbols of peace and freedom enkindle a fraternal spirit in all. FURNITURE & FUNERAL HOM E Main St. Exeter, .4ka4 a. imomolitooggro ccedtgstomtv6441tiAt(it:Ittdiggc • 4 TURKEY FOR CHRISTMAS — Golden brown, plump and crisp a roast turkey is the center of attention for the Christmas feast. Turkey is a member of the pheasant family and at today's prices it can be everybody's pheasant. Turkeys come in sizes to suit all families. This year "self-basting" turkey will be featured in many areas. Choral evensong at Trivitt separately, the solo parts being taken by Lorraine Doige and Cathy Howell. A solo by Mrs. Zivkovic climaxed the peak of the service of praise. David Elston accompanied all the singers on the organ blending the congregational hymns and carols into a symphony of praise and thanksgiving. ; CHRISTMAS TIME! We'd like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas. Thanks for your patronage! 235-1.482 with Throughout the land, the season spreads its warmth and happiness our message of sincere gratitude. A a 3 a Florida 176s Priced 69c pkg. large 24 oz. jar 2/39' 93' 49' 59' 29° lb 89' i $100 48 oz. 32 3 Doz. 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