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Jellied Carrot Salad
Dissolve a package of pineapple
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hot water and 1 cup of cold water.
Stir in 1 tsp, lemon juice and set to
jell. When partly thickened add 1 cup
grated carrot lightly sprinkled with
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And then it happens. Your teacher
has the nerve to tell you that it's not
"LOOTENANT" but "LEFTENANT,"
What would you do? Quit school?
I've been trying to do that for the past
five years but my father won't let me.
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Well, once again the Christmas
exams are over. Last week as you
looked around Wingham District High
you looked upon a very quiet, down-
cast group of students. Even the us-
ually gay niners looked worried. Some
of them even went to the extremes
of studying! Mr. Ferguson was having
quite a time marking his papers, it
seems. He kept running around to all
the rooms especiaaly room 4, where
Mr. Madill presided, The two woult:
immediately go into a huddle, then
The Absurdities of English Spelling
by Neil Stainton
Spelling isn't just the subject likely
to make or break you as an upper
school student, but for me at least
it presents quite a problem—one which
I have been unable to overcome ever
since my school days began, and will
probably continue to do so through-
out my entire life. Why? I've asked
myself this question many times. Is it
because I don't try? Because I just
wasn't born a good speller? I don't
think so, I believe the answer is the
absurdity of English spelling.
There are numerous words that I
might use to illustrate my point, better
ones probably than those which I have
chosen but just for an example let
up look at the word "CHAMOIS."
Spelling the word as it is pronounced
it would be "SHAMY." Now I'm will-
ing to bend a little either way, but
some of these spellings have me bend-
ing both ways. I'll go along with the
"CHAM" part of the word, but that
"OIS"—how does that fit in?
Now let us suppose you are a new
Canadian subject. You've been study-
ing the English language for about
six months, In that time you have
come upon strange spellings and pro-
nunciations, but you're not alarmed
because you have such oddities in your
own language. Then one day in class
you come upon the word "LIEUTEN-
ANT"---right away you say "LOOT-
ENANT." You say to yourself, "Fine!
Good! At last I'm catching on to this!"
Mr. Ferguson, with a grin would go
back to the Home Economres roorn,, OlitACRIVAVAlleAVOWAVM:
This was all very Mysterious, arid I,
some of Us Were beginning to wonder.
It wouldn't have anything to do with
the football game would it? The exam
results will be Published within two
weeks. We then hope to see the grade
niners enjoying themselves once more,
Sandra Smith
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Apple Mincemeat Pie
2% cups thick applesauce
1% cup canned mincemeat
113 cup brown sugar
2 tbsps. butter
pastry dough
Combine applesauce, mincemeat, sug-
ar and butter. Line a 9 inch pie
plate with pastry and fill with mix-
ture. Roll out remaining dough, de-
sign and top over moistened edge of
lower pastry. Press edges together
with fork, Bake in electric oven of
425 degrees for 35 mins.
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MEIVINALS Homemakers! When Ameri-
Cgtm.4 visit our homes during the week-
end they will r6VIV:3 tunny election in-
cidents. They may also recap that the
President of the U. S. proclaimed the
first Thanksgiving on November 27,
in 1789.
Be prepared for a "chinwag" and
plan now to prepare traditional
Thanksgiving foods. Our suggestions
are quick and easy dishes such as
Pumpkin soup, Roast cured ham,
Apple prune dressing, Browned po-
tatoes, Mashed turnips, Jellied carrot
salad, Mincemeat pie and Tea or
Coffee.
Pumpkin: Soup .
% cup strained pumpkin
1 can cream chicken soup
11,4 cups milk
salt and pepper
Combine cooked pumpkin, condens-
ed chicken soup, milk and seasoning
Heat to steaming point. Serves 7.
Apple-Prune Dressing
3 cups diced bread
2/3 cup melted butter
1 'cup diced apples
34 cup diced prunes
'6. cup nut meats
1 tsp. salt
1 tbsp. lemon juice
Combine and bake in greased cus-
tard. cups for 20 mins. during baking
period for roast pork.
Mashed Turnips
Cook match-size pieces of turnip
in salted water for 25 mins. Drain and
mash. For 6 to 7 servings add 1 tbsp.
flour, 1 tbsp. butter, 1 tbsp. brown
sugar and 1 tsp. finely grated orange
rind. Beat. Reheat over hot water.
Serve.
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