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With cheery breakfast, your gang
of sleepyheads will wake up and ::mile]
Yes, knowing -what's ahead in the
kitchen makes alarm clocks almost un-
necessary.
Start the day out rightwith a peppy
thirst"quencher glasses of garden-
flavored V-S, either steaming het or
frosty cold, Whichever way, it's lively
flavor will open up eyes and put a smile
on faces, V-S juice supplies good quotas
of vitamins A and C; both valuable for
keeping folks "in the pink". Garnish,
with scalloped' lemon slices, or serve
plain, All hands will clamour for sec-
onds. •
Follow with a fluffy omelet, crisp
bacon slices, easy hot cinnamon bis-
cuits and your favorite beydage, With
n little "plan ahead", the smart home-
maker can make an attractive
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taste-
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good as "it should be" for the most
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Fluffy omelet with bacon slices
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FRENCH OMELET
2 eggs
2 tablespoons milk or cream•
Dash. salt '
Dash pepper •
2 leaspoo/Ps batter
Beat eggs until fluffy. Beat in milk
or cream and salt and pepper. Melt
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mixture. Cook sloWly, over low heat.
As the omelet begins to set, lift slightly
with a soattfla to let uncooked portion
flow underneath.' As soon as all. of
mixture is set, fold; serve immediately.
Makes 1 serving.
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anee-Tbinea* •WeditteSAIal. P- 12 1900'
'rt'e; Oddities
49.13hg. couples living is
eat Arranged a tiniet double.
tag. In: a Village church. While
Anttp the ceremony the two.
tiittarttbala were• injured yin .eel-
:eperation :being
:RAW •etieh
th.e.Y. ;insisted .on being
firgt. and the joint eeremony
Place -While they lay on the
Operating tables,
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A.Humanian peasant was "mar-.
ger in 1010: to the letterbox in
t. which, his dead financee had post-
ed her last.letter to him six. weeks
• earlier,
A :',yegr later a builder erecting
a house applied to the post office
for perrniaSkin to remove it, as. it
was, "In the way." The postmaster
•.refuSed,„ saying: "The box. is
sacred."
. ; Three young ex-servicemen
wanted to marry a pretty ,Arneri-
among Hthe Nigerians and Mr.
Cairns followed; illustrating his
address.' with, beautiful alides,, Batt?
Mr, and, Mrs, Cairns gave most
tereSting accounts of their work,
Mrs. Currie expressed the thanks
and appreciation of the Auxiliaries
to Rev. and Mrs. Cairns for tom,
ing and.. addressing their mooting,
After the meeting 'Was closed.
lovely lunch .was served and a.
pleasant social time was enjoyed,
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04101fWAYS, AND 1kIT WATS:
When trAv011Pg far
From •home in our -tar;.
ton. I'am'callinK'for luncheon;
,A, small. ana,elg noon,
And :another sine'
aimeSt 'eternally' Intinchin*.„ '
.444,
I'm pager to tr'y'
Someone else's nince pie,
And, other folks' 'lettuce looks
greener;
Hut back home to stay, "
I quickly display
A radically/ 'different demeanor,
I see with a shook
That it's noon t'4 the clock,
(I'd have thought it was ten
without looking,)
If luncheon is late,
I don't mind the wait,
It's a ease of not what,?pt who's
cobking!
,.Got ahead of the this year
and start now to clean your silver
in antinipatiOn of the Christmas
and New, Xpar's festivities.,, Use
Polythene bags to store the silver-
untll ready for use. Squeeze Put as
Impel; air as j assaalide from .tha
l
i
bags and twist the top txlgati.tight-
ly, then fasten with."a, rubOt tlAii4 l 3.,
This keeps your sliver from tarn,
ishing while last minute •details ti
are being looked after. ,
can girl who thorn, equally
well-
TheY were $31 keen riflemen, so
she undertook to marry the winner
Of a shooting °contest In which each
Mart Must fire only one Shot,
Two scored a, bull's ° eye. The
third was so nervous that he. :miss-
e4 the target altogether, 'Turning
to him, the girl said without hesi-
tation.: "Alt right, I'll roam yen,'
And she did!
The only girl who ever heard
her marriage 'banns anneenced on
the radio. Was Patricia Bilton, of
nendon. This tools plgoa during a
broadcast. from a British warship •
in which her future husband was
one of the ship's company.
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The bride of a British ..dress'
designer was married carrying a •
bouquet of ripe tomatoes, It wi4
explained that ;.t was the only
bouquet she could, think of which
blended perfectly with dress.
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GOFORTH AUXILIARY
civilized countries. But minor ,thia-
mine "ills" are probably more com-
mon than we think. Dr. Russell M.
Wilder of the ,United States Public
Health Services, a world-renown-
ed authority on nutrition and pub-
The. regular meeting of the Go-
forth Evening Auxiliary of St. °An-
drew/a Presbyterian Church was
held in the Sunday School room
on Tuesday evening, NoveMber. 20.
The president, Mrs. R. Arbuckle,
opened 'the meeting with the call
to worship and the opening hymn,
"Take My Life arid Let It Be".
MrS. A. Mowhray read the perip-
tare and comments were given by
Mrs", L. Palmer and Mrs. G. Per-
rott. Mrs. W. Lott led in prayer.
Mrs, C. }Litz favored the group
with a lovely solo. The offering
was taken and offertory prayer
given by -Mrs, C. Perrott and the
hymn "0 Worship the King" was
sung. °.
Mrs. Collar introduced the spec-
ial guests of the evening, Rev. and
Mrs. Cairns, who are Missionaries
serving in Nigeria. Mrs. Cairns
gave a very interesting ttlir on
their work there and slides were
shown by Mr. Cairns which, to-
gether with his explanations, were
Most informative.
Mrs. W. Hilbert extended a.vote
of thanks to Mr, and Mrs. Cairns
on behalf of the group, The hymn
"Prom Greenland's Icy Moun-
tains?' was sung and Mrs. G. Ter-
vitt closed the meeting with pray-
er. A social time folloWed.
It's smart to know the score on
the B vitamins, When any One of
the three essentials B' vitamins,
thiamine, riboflavin or niacin, is
low or% lacking in daily diets, re-
sults can.be' startling.
Take thiamine, for instance. Per-
haps you've heard of it as vitamin
EL It's most invariant where good
digestion and healthy appetites arc
concerned, If it's missed in child-
ren's daily meals, resulting poor
appetites Can 'affect normal growth
and development. GroyintiPs who
don't choose thiamine-rich foods
Will probably notice nervous sump-•
toms first,. They'll be extra tired,
less stable emotionally and, as a
result, less efficient. Of coarse
other factors can produce, these
symptoms too, but scientific stud-
ies have shown lack of thiamine to
be a common canoe:
Several CA.SCS of B1 'deficiency
usually end up with berberi--the
disease in which sore tramped
muscles, clumsiness, weight loss
and often death from heart failure
are dreaded symptoms, Twenty or
more years ago, beriberi was com-
mon in countries where refined
cereals were the main staple of
diet. Today, thanks to research and
improved methods of food rirothic'
tion -especially the enrichment
Of flour and bread With
m ine and other H vitairlins--advan.
'chaos of the diaeatte are rare in
lic health says, "I have experimen-
tal proo'f that deficiency of this
vitamin (thiamine), a degree of
deficiency so mild as to defy de-
tection by the doctor, may provoke
disturbances that are tremendous-
ly significant. Courage and emot7'
ional stability, with other 'qualitieS
of character, deteriorate in, thia-
mine deficiency before nerves
to the arms and legs are affected
in any way," These, along with
fatigue, poor appetite and slower
growth in children, are/all factors
whose total effect can seriously
alter health and working effi-
ciency.
Protection against these ills is
easy to buy at a trifling cost.
Foods rich in thiamine include
pork, peas and beans, peanuts and
whole grain or /enriched cereals
and breads., The most common and
the most economical of these, the
rnah3r varieties of enriched white
or whole wheat bakery foods, are
fortunately within the reach of
every Canadian family that fam-
ily's surest insurance against thia-
mine skimping and its effects on
health and happiness.
United Societies
See African Films
The Junior Auxiliary and the
Evening Amptiliary of the. Wing-
ham, -United Church met together
on Wednesday evening • of last
week in the Sunday Sdhool room
for their November meeting, with
the members of the Afternoon
Auxiliary of the W,M,S, as their
guests, 'to hear Bev. and Mrs,
Cairns of Nigeria, Africa speak,
Miss Alice Heard and Mrs.
James Currie, assisted by Mrs.
Murray Stainton and Mrs. Lorne
MacDonald, eCaiducted a lovely
devotional period.
The Meeting Was opened by sing.
ing a hymn whieh was followed by
a prayer by Miss Heard and the
Lord's prayer In unison, Miss
Heard then read 'an' article on
Peace. The Scripture, taken from
various, parts Of the Bibld Was
read by Mrs. Maenonald. Miss
McGregor read an appropriate
article entitled ""Colour
Which dealt with, 'racial hatred.
Stainton then offered a
prayer.
Mrs. Geo, Guest., accompanied b
Mrs. Iteith McLaughlin on the
piano sang beautifully "God Make'
Me Bind;"'
Mrs, Prank Collar introduced the
guest speakers of the evening.
rev. and I'Vf.rs. Cairns, who for the
past 20 rears have been missionar-
les in Nigeria, Africa and are
spending their furlough in Canada,
With their,. children, Wpb are at-
tending school in Cellingweed.
Mrs. Cairns spoke first telling
about her Work as a trained turn
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