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"Refugees" Is Theme
Of Worship Service
The November meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary of the United
Church was held Tuesday evening
in the Sunday School room. Mrs.
Ross Vogan conducted a short
business session. An impressive
worship service on the theme "Re-
fugees" was led by Miss 'Yvonne
McPherson.
The hymn "He Leadeth Me, 0
Blessed Thought" was sung, fol-
lowed by a Psalm, read in unison.
Mrs. George Brooks led in prayer.
The . Scripture lesson from St.
John was read by Miss McPherson,
who also gave the meditation,
which included the hymn "0 Holy
City, Seen of God". The offering
was received and dedicated.
After the singing of the hymn
"Where Cross the Crowded Ways
of Life",'"Mrs, Cruiltshank
gave the topic, "A Home for
Homeless". She was assisted by
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Dunkin, Mrs.
Brooks and Miss McPherson. The
closing hymn, • "Rescue the P'er-
ishing", was sung followed by the
Mizpah benediction and a social
hour was enjoyed.
MRS. JACK POLLOCK,
GOFORTH SPEAKER
.The November meeting of the
Goforth Evening Auxiliary was held
on Tuesday_ with the president,
Mrs. Leonard Phillips, in charge.
After the opening invocation the
hyMn, "Fountain of Good, to Own.
Thy Love", was sung. Mrs. Chas,
Chittick read the Scripture and
Mrs. Jack Stephens led in prayer.
All joined, in singing "Oh Help
Us Lord" and Mrs. Thomas Hen-
derson read the minutes of the
previous meeting.. Members ans-
wered the roll call with a verse of
Scripture containing the word
"Peace". Offertory prayer was
given 'by Mrs,' Lorne Gardner, ,
Mrs. Ted English introduced
Mrs. Jack • Pollock of Teeswater
to the auxiliary. Mrs. Pollock
holds the office of Evening- De-
partment, secretary in the Maitland
Presbyterial and in a challenging
message on "Stewardship and Ser-
vice", encouraged each to make the
most .`of- her talents. •
A .very- beautiful .piano solO,
"Bless This House" was played by
Mrs. Wilbur Hogg.. Mrs. W. W.
Gurney gave. the. topic of the --eVe-
idng, -"Afriea!S'Outloek for the. Rao:
ture",, Which"'WaS • the •conciudino-
chapter of the study book on Af-
rica. •
"Now God Be With Us" was sung
and 'the meeting was closed with
prayer by the president. A de-
licious lunch was served during the
social hour which followed.
Any old stamps and marmalade
jars? An attractive pencil holder
for your desk may be • made by
gluing foreign stamps to the out-
side 'of a china marmalade jar. A
coat of shellac will provide a
shiny protective. surface,
1, tablespoon grated orange rind flour with the cup water to
Pastry for 2-crust 9-in. pie .form a smooth paste, Gradually
Wash cranberries, 1. lace in a air into the mixture, Stir In but-
saucepan with sugai, water anti ter and orange rind. Cool. Turn
salt. Cover and ,..u.ok 8 to 10 iuto a pastry-lined 9-inch pie plate. br,Qwned. Cool before serving.
mintues or Until shins pop. Mix Top with 3,1-inch strips of pastry Yield-911e 9-inch Pie.
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This is the time of year when
Mother Nature finishes putting red.
,cheeks on zillions of cranberries,
'plumping them with juice and per-
t eting their bitter-sweet tang. It
has been going on for centuries and
again this fall, as October days
grow shorter, cranberries fresh
from sunlit, wind-swept bogs be-
gin coming to market.
With a crop as large as the cur-
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and March, an Easter ham in
April.
Just to show you the from-soup-
to-nuts versatility of cranberries,
hire are some excellent recipes
you'll want to try.
Molded Cranberry Ginger Relish
1 envelope unflavored gelatine
cup cold water
5 cups fresh canberries
2!,2 cups sugar
cup cold water
3 tablespoons grated orange rind
3 tablespoons chopped candied
ginger
Soften gelatine in 11. cup cold
water and set aside for later use.
Wash cranberries and place in a
Saucepan along with sugar and I;
cup water. Cover and cook 8 to 10
mintucs or only until skins pop.
(Overcooking produces a bitter
flavor). Remove from heat and stir
in orange rind, chopped ginger arid
softened gelatine. Rinse a 4-cup
mold in cold water. Pour mixture
into the mold and chill until jel-
lied. Serve with poultry or moat.
Yield.--8 to 10 servings.
Fresh Cranberry Granite
1 cups fresh cranberries
2 cups water
ii teaspoon salt
2 cups sugar •
14 cup fresh lemon juice
Wash cranberries and place in' a
saucepan with water and - salt,
Cover and cook only until skins
pop. rOvercooking produces a bit-
ter flavor), Strain, being sure to
push through as much of the pulp
as possible. Add sugar and Air
Until dissolved. When cold, stir in
lemon juice, Pour Into ice cube
trays. Freeze to a mush. Serve as
a dessert or as an accompaniment
to turkey. If this ice fi'eezes too
hard, let stand at room tempera-
ture a few minutes to soften..
Yield - 4-E, cups.
Cranberry Tea Squares .
2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
2. teaspoons double-acting bak-
ing powder
14 cup shortening
" teaspoon soda
1 cup sugar
1 egg
% cup fresh orange juice
1 tablespoon grated orange rind
ii; cup chopped nuts
1% cups coarsely" chopped fresh
cranberries
Sift flour with salt and baking
powder. Cream shortening with
soda and sugar until fluffy. Beat
in egg. Add flour rnivture 'alter-
nately with oran'te. juice, Stir In
orange rind, nuts and cranberries.
Turn into a \NI-greased, lightly
floured 9x9x2-inch pan. Bake in a
preheated Moderate oven (375 deg,
F.) 45 Minutes. 'Cool in pan 10 min..
aites, Turn but onto a wire rack to
finish cooling. To serve, cut Into
Squares,
Yield---'20 squares.
Fresh Cranberry Pie
cups fresh cranberries
cups sugar
% cup water
14 teaspoon salt
3,4 cup flour
, 'cup water
tablespoons butter
garine
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