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• Snuggle Bugs For Women '3 99
• Pussy Paws
For Ladies
5 2.99
• Clark Wallabees For Men and Women . . $25.95
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• Portable Bars For Men 15.95
• Kaufman Foam Treads For the Family
Children's . . . . $3.98 Women's & Men's . . , . $5.98
• Flite Bags For Travellers $19.95 N,
• Shoe Shine Kits $3.98
• Good Selection of Luggage For Everyone
• Snow and Snowmobile Boots '11.95 .up
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Open Mon., Tues., Wed. & Thurs. Til 9:00 p.m.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE AT 6:00
A Lucky
Bucks Store
SMYTH'S SHOE STORE
MAIN ST,
EXETER 41a. 4d— iv 235.1933
FOIL ANGELS: EASY TO MAKE, LOVELY TO LOOK AT.
Swift's Ready-to-serve 1/2
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Partially Boned
5-6 lb. average cryovac
Place your order now for fresh
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
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Christmas Recipe Box
BE MADE IN ADVANCE OF HOLIDAYS AND KEPT FROZEN UNTIL NEEDED
Kinettes see CAS film
baby doll was won by Mrs. Marg
Thorndike of Clinton.
It was decided to buy material
to make new clown suits to rent
out to the community.
Magazines were collected for
hospital patients, and a work bee
was planned to work on quilts and
slippers for the children's ward
at South Huron Hospital.
• The draw brought by Mrs.
Garry Spencer was won by Mrs.
Brian Sanders and Mrs, Art
Hunking received the travelling
basket,
Plans were
sick and shut
deliveries this
Lunch was
McKnight.
Every Christmas we get a few
of those breezy family
newsletters which, I confess
always make me a little
nauseous,
The nauseousness is caused by
jealousy of the purest and
greenest variety.
With gusto our friends herald
us with accomplishments of
kids who get, their ATCM at the
age of 16, or who win goldmedals
for dancing, public speaking or
drama, at the same time passing
their school work at the top of the
class.
These people usually have a
daughter who's been campus
queen for her good looks, talent
and popularity or a son who has
just entered the ministry.
They assail us with justified
pride about the husband who has
been made vice president of his
firm, been elected to the board of
governors and been voted Father
of the Year.
Meanwhile, the wife is taking
two university courses toward
her BA, working full time and
still continues to head up a list of
committees as long as your
Christmas stocking.
Now, I'm proud of my family,
too, and this year I suggested to
the boys and my husband, that in
place of our usual card, we send
out a Christmas newsletter.
They all looked blank,
"You know what I mean," I
coached them. "You could each
write a few lines about what
you've done this past year,"
"Like what?" they asked,
"Well, for heaven's sake, you
must have done something."
Silence.
"Good, Grief, surely you ac-
complished some kind of
achievement in the past year," I
implored.
"Oh yeah," said elder son
brightly, "I passed my driver's
test.
"And I passed my eye
examination," piped little
brother,
"You're catching on, " I en-
couraged them, "but perhaps you
could try to think of something a
little more exciting."
The littlest guy's face lit up.
"We could tell them about the
neat time Dad and me spun the
car around twice before it landed
up in the ditch and we had to get
a tow truck to pull usout.Boy,that
was exciting."
"Don't think our friends would
be interested in that," interjected
Father.
"Well, what about the time
Mom went through the stop light
and the police siren . ."
"Forget it," I hissed back as I
kicked him under the table.
(Even his dad hadn't heard about
that one, yet.)
"Come on," I pleaded"Think.
This is no time for modesty. Spill
out all your awards, promotions,
prize winnings . . . anything at
all that you're proud of."
"OK," said the youngest, "I
quit biting my fingernails and I
scored at volleyball practice the
other day,
"And I'm among the top
players at the pool hall," boasted
his older brother.
I reached for the Christmas
cards and just signed our names.
No need to make friends jealous
of all our accomplishments.
Mend a quarrel
Write a love letter
Keep a promise
Give some time
Fruited tea ring
SWEET DOUGH •
1 teaspoon sugar 1/4 cup lukewarm water
1 package dry yeast
1 cup hot water
1/3 cup sugar
11/2 teaspoons salt
1/4 cup shortening
2 beaten eggs
4 1/2 to 5 cups sifted all-purpose
flour
Dissolve 1 teaspoon sugar in
warm water and sprinkle yeast
over top. Let stand 10 minutes.
Combine next four ingredients,
cool to lukewarm and add eggs.
Stir in yeast mixture. Gradually
beat in 3 cups flour until smooth
and elastic. Work in enough
Easy to make
Christmas angels
Every woman likes to be
creative . . . especially at this
season. But if the days have
galloped by you and you haven't
found the time to make some of
the more difficult decorations,
here's an idea that's simple to
make, pretty to look at and best
of all, requires items that can be
acquired readily.
Tall, stately, serene and the
very essence of the Christmas
spirit are graceful angels for
table, buffet or mantle. They are
made with aluminum foil, yarn,
foam balls, some scraps of felt, a
tall, tapered bottle, a small
drinking glass and a cereal dish.
'Start with the tapered bottle.
Cover it completely with foil,
smoothing the foil against •the
sides of the bottle. Punch a hole in
the foam ball and cover it with
foil. Cut eye and mouth shapes
from felt, and glue to the foil-
covered ball, This is the angel
head.
Next glue strands of yarn (red
is nice) to the top of the head to
make hair. A piece of foil about
six inches long can be crushed
into a circle for the halo, This can
be pinned to the balk of the head.
Place the cereal bowl on top of
the glass and cover both with foil,
Set the bottle into the bowl. Place
a number of real or artificial
holly leaves around the base of
the bottle for added color.
Candleholders can be plastic
foam balls with bottoms sliced off
so they will stand, Place thin
dark green candles in the
holders.
Three of these angels make an
effective Christmas decoration
which says "happy holidays."
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Hearty greetings are
sent your way for the
Merriest Christmas!
Thank you for your
patronage during the past year.
THE
DERBY
DIP
We will be
Closed
Until February
remaining flour to make soft
dough, Turn onto _floured board
and knead 10 minutes. Shape in
ball and place in greased bowl.
Brush with melted fat. Cover and
let rise in warm place until
double in bulk (about 11/2 hours),
Punch down and divide in half.
Make 2 rings, or 1 ring and a
dozen small rolls.
FOR ONE TEA RING
2 tablespoons melted butter
1 /3 cup brown sugar.
1/4 cup raisins 1.12 cup mixed candied fruit
'/4 teaspoon ground cardamon 1/2 teaspoon grated orange rind
Roll half of dough in 9 x 16-inch
rectangle and brush with melted
Swift's Premium
WIENERS
Ocean Spray
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
Whole or Jellied /49 4t
Robin Hood High Rise
ANGEL CAKE
MIX 59 It
butter, Combine remaining
ingredients and sprinkle over
rectangle. Roll up like jelly roll,
rolling from longer side. Seal
edge and place on greased baking
sheet bringing ends together to
form a ring. Seal ends and cut
through outside edge of ring
almost to inside edge at 1-inch
intervals, Twist each slice on its
side. Arrange slices to overlap
slightly. Cover and let rise in
warm place until double in bulk
(about 1 hour), Bake 20 to 25
minutes at 350 degrees F, Glaze
with icing while warm, Ring may
be made ahead, wrapped in foil
and frozen, Allow to thaw in foil,
then heat 20 to 30 minutes at 350
degrees F.
1 lb.
pkg.
4 oz. jar
SUGAR
CRISP
9 az
43'
JELLO
Jelly Powders
Reg. 3 oz. 9/99 '
December 13,the Kinettes met
at the home of Mrs. Dean
McKnight. -
Mrs, McKnight welcomed
Bruce Heath of the Children's Aid
Society who showed. the film
"Wherever There Are Children"
followed by an interesting
discussion on the work of the
C.A.S.
A Christmas donation to the
CAS and a gift of appreciation to
Mr. Heath was given.
Mrs. Bob Reynolds was
welcomed as a new Kinette and
given her pin and by-laws by the.
president
A letter of thanks from the
Huronview Auxiliary was read by
Mrs. Ron Moore. The talking
TEA RING CAN
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Coleman's Epicure
BACON
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Schneider's
MINCED HAM
Kitchener P'ackers
POLISH SAUSAGE
BANANAS ORANGES
lb. 10 1Zesi, 69
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APPLESAUCE
Golden Ripe Navel
finalized for the
in Christmas box
Thursday.
served by Mrs.
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