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EVERY SEWOR •
USED CAR SOLD. BEFORE
• C'HRIST'MAS.
STAN PREVETT
STAFF
wish you one- .and
alr a very
Merry Christmas
and a prosperous
and healthful
JUST A FEW of the many Christmas specials--
1950 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
1950 MONARCH CLUB COUPE, RADIO,
OVERDRIVE, NEIN CAR CONDITION
1950 PONTIAC COACH
1949 MONARCH SEDAN, RADIO
_._1949 FORD TO.& TUDOR
1949 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN.
• - IMP4,E114FrilT:TRUCKS-TRACTORS
• s until Christmas for your convenience
South Sit. a
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VICTORIA ST. `WKS.
ELECTS 1952 OFFICERS
A lovely • Christmas program,
,e
• under the leadership • Of7 the. presi-
'dent' Mrs. Ione Bae(hler, was given
at the home of Mrs.E. Hardie,
Trafalgar .street, last TUesda;y after-
noen. Assisting Mrs. Baechler in 1
the service, 'which•' was taken from
the November Missionary Monthly
wore Mrs. G. Curren, Mrs. (Rev.)
Williams, Mrs. William Jewell and
Mrs" Amos §:toll, 1The readings
were ' interspersed,. with verses of
ChriStmas carols and hymns.
The president, Mrs. Baeehler, pre-
sided o'ver
resicled.o'\,er the business• session. The
.secretary's and' treasurer's i'.eports
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were read and adopted• We closed
our year going well over our al-
location.Y, ' It was -decided to send
Christmas cards to the sick • and
shut-in members -on • wow 32 'calls
had been made ,during the , month
and also to get ready for a bale
of • clothing to be • sent overseas.
The ,clothing is • to be. taken to the
January meeting • wlrich', will " be
held January 8•at the home of Mrs.
Frank Wilson,- Cambria road. .lies.:
•(Rev.) D. W. Williams took charge
of• the election of officers which' re-
sulted as follows honorary presi-
dents, Mrs. Chris. Sanderson and
Mrs. IWarrener,; ;president, Mrs.
Ione Buechler; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. • Alden 'Alibi.; 2nd vice-presi-
dent, •Mrs. William Peters ;, record-
ing secretary,. Mrs. -R. Good ; treas-
urer, Mrs.. ;Amos- Stoll; community
friendsplip secretary, Mrs. William
Jewell.; Christian stewardship sec-
retary, •Mrs. Amos Stoll; literature
secretary,' Mrs. William Jewell i
'Mi'ssionary Monthly secretary, Mrs.
A. Allin ; supply secretary, Miss M.
Tabb • press secretary, Mrs R.
rb, CAROLLING IN KOREA
As the result -of a request by
i." the Americans, British soldiers in
-Korea recently recorded' a" selection
"of. favourite Christivas carols.
RETIRES •
Sir James Moir Mackenzie,
K.II.I:.. {',,M.G., deputy director-gen-
eral of the Federati'on's of ,British
Industries and lifelong student of
C.anadiau commer • has retired
30 years' •ic . •
,AWARDS iF OR .U.IL MUMS
Out of .10 diplomas awarded by
!film critics fpr the best foreign
films of the year seen in Finland,
four were presented for U.K. films .
--"Tile Browning Version;" "Trio,"
"Quartet," andv "The Blue Lanip." --
- Merry 'Christmas: • Dveryone I
'Sparkle, rustle, tinsel and busty-'
seals; ribbons, boxes mitt, bundles
coot up with family gatherings and
gay greetings. Christmas- is.'a11
this' -=but much more,, too.
Chiristmas is a tithe for living
memories, and for building pictures
that Will remain with little tots for
the rest of their lives. It isn't just
one day --4t is " usually one month
of exciting activity that brings out.
the ,stars in children's eyes.
TAKE 'A TIP.
1.'1'o�prevent
tiie ncandles
thefrom refrigerator
frigE ator
keep'
• overnight
Good;;Mission Band superintend- ,2. Twelve to fourteen pound, turkeys
ents, Mrs. (.Rev.) Williams, Mrs. 'require about 8 cutis soft bread
Currell and ','Miss, 43amfc1i41.; crumbs •for the stuffing.
pianist, Mrs. (Rev.) Williams;
Baby. Band secretary, Mrs. D. El-
liott. • - '
Mrs. George Currell gave a very'
interesting talk' on the study book,
entitled "Sunday School of the air
and by 4ndio." The meeting was
closed by t,epeating the Mizprih
Benediction after which n social
half hour and a dainty lunch was
3. To make an extra quantity aX
turkey make
cook , the 'giblets,
�., neck and heart in '2 quarts sit
water. Buy an extra half pound
of hearts for snaking a good
quality stock.
4. To snake a Cranberry relish mix
1 pint cranberries (about fiti
pound), 1 cup sugar and 1/2 cup
water in a saucepan. Stir over
enjoyed by all. • moderate heat •for• 2 or 3 minutes"
•
Bring to a boil, stirring oceasion-
all,y.' :Lover pan and cook over
low ixeat about 10, minutes. Re-
move from heat. Let stand cov-
ered for 20 Aninute0 then pour,
into refrigerator dish and chill.
5. To thoroughly mash• turnips, whip
With electric food mixer. Flavour
,turnips with a little sugar, milk -
and a dash of nutmeg.
6. To serve a not-so-sWeet .sauce for
the Christmas pudding cook a
Lemen_ Sauce: Mix 2 tbsps. Hour;
.. 2 tbsps. lemon rind, 2/3 cup sugar
With 2 cups warm Water. Bell
the mixture 5 minutes. Remove
froin the element and,,,gd,d,.; ,.tb ps•
leucon. juice and 3. ti , , butter.
7. To make an inexpensive Sugar -
Plum tree: Out •the side of an
empty can esuch as .one that is
emptied of corn) into narrow
• strips vertically from top to bot-
tom: • Each strip is twisted a
bit, spread 'cut, and the ends are
snipped to . a point, Finally,
. cookies are affixed' to each end.
To preetnt breaking the cookies,
make holes by spearing them,
with 'a metal skewer dipped in hot ,
water. '
THE QUESTION JIOX
VERY
MERRY
CHRiSTIVIAS
AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.
Fred's'
Rendezvous.
Goderich Firemen's Annual
TURKEY
and
CHICKEN
Th
urs., Dec, 20
FIRST GAME• AT 830 P.M. •
ONE TURKEY GIVEN AWAY FREE
Mrs. K. T. asks: What, is the
1 recipe for fruit stuffing?
Answer: Fruit Stuping for Goose.1
% eup butter
• 1 Iibsp. minced onion .
its eti1► chopped celery ,•
.14 cup grated carrot
44' tsp. ground , cloves
J. tsp. paprika •
% eup sultana raisins
'3/.2 cup crusned' pineapple
3 cups bread crumbs
Melt button Add vegetables 'and
„rte cook until. tender. Add spites,ult
and crambs. ¥ik well ;sprinkle,
with warm water. Stuff lightly.
-MrW S. Y.lyl;, -itsks. ,-Floau oto liiiltu:.,aa
ham?
Answer: Whenever possible fol-
low the cooking instructions given
by the packers. If these are not
"Tile standing of contestants as at Deecember 17th,
shows :a long list of names; However, we list here ONLY
a. R xlantes in the order in which., they stand.
t�17,.� A a r .*roor ,r,.n a,.,
GY�irr+•blT1:���.,IGSr...Ju..et. .r
1. Miss Catherine C;itt--Gaderich,'
uoefield.
2. Mrs. 'N. Beard --$r
3, Miss CatherineThorpe=--4Goderich.
4. Mss Gretta- Arbour--_Goderich.
'4 the Winnet'
�.�s�►Xutely� Free a�
Community Plate or
44 -piece set of Flatware in ethe;�
1
complete with chest and valued at
$75.00 tot*Eros,,
oan ��also male your own choice 'o f .pattern.
�ALx;o� GOES ��t EVERY` $1.00 PURCHASE.
avorite coaitestanit.•. ' °- • •
ts
this virox't twa� fo h contest''NOW or eveyour 'laa a
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or
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CHRISTIVIAS CHEER . '
and everytigted wish for the
• New Year. ."
We will be closed from Saturday,
Dec, 22, - until Monday, Jan. 7,
wheia -we reopen . at 7 a.m.
provided either bake or simmer the
ham until alinost te!cler, W'ithixi--
the last 45 minutes remove plrr
. i nd rind, snake a series of shallow
cuts ',across .the fat. ‘Spread with a
mixture of 1 eup brown 'suga=r
mixed with rind and julef► of t
orange. Insert 8 or 10 cloves, Bake
Uncovered,. at 825 degrees.
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ivitii. E, C. asks: Recipe for spare-
ribs fol- 4 'peopTe, ,
Answer: Sweet, and our Spareribs.
, 14 , i
1'/,t lbs. spareribs, back
2 eggs
Flour -
Ciut, Spareribs, into 2 inch size
1)iCcea, bone tint' all. Dip into 2
beaten, eggs only then in tiolir and
saute quickly for about •151 . itiinutes.
. Aced, sweet and sour sauce ; n
cooked sugar mixture of 1/g ; rap
brown sugar, • /z er!p. vineeg1U, 1 • eup
water,•2/3; oup cl1tit ,sattce, -
Power will flow to Alcan's
• ',future aluminum smelt*. at
Kitimat, ' B.G., from a power
plant- built inside'a man-made
cave which stretches a quarter
ol a mile, inside a mountainl
'What's more, a. tunnel. will be
driven ten miles through the
ttioutntain, to -carry, water to
drive the turbines.
The resourcefulness of'engi- -
• beers, the know,how of skilled
...constructioft workers,, plus a
starter of a billion dollars—
.
ollars—• all are put tb work its both
Ernst and West to, further
crease the supply of plurniunta
for Cattrid l's own necds,'.and
the der'nands' of Other coon. -
Aluminum Ccnnpatt ' of
Canada, Ltd. (Alcon),
Let the peace and wren-
ittof the Holiday
Season be the goal for
which we strive the year
around. To all of our
friends, we wish a Joy•
o`us"Chit iraciss''arid"45 `
year of fulfillment in
"1952.
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