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chopped raw ert1nberriet „ to .the
dough.
1 al19 iltl fine tdb; )Fold ' one-half - cup
raisin*. • unto mixture tune rater short tiro a
1r cut in. % Cuchopped
Nut 015e tits R . Ada I� c
nut* to mixture after shortening. it3
cut in.
BASIC P,A.STRIC1tEOAII
()ate and a -half- cups Your
(pastry), `a tt,I>. salt, crap
shortening, 4 tbsps. colli water.
Sift tile' flour with salt - and worts
the shortening into it with past
nli�er. (When shortening Is 'Ip z d
•
evenly, the Infix loos like coarse oats
tut3a1. r Sprinkle -in the cold water,
tossing flour into dough. Pat lightly
into a ball. wrap in wax japer and chill
in'refrigerator for one-half hour. Roll
out lightly on a floured board to 1/3 -
inch thickness in a circular fashion.
lfold in half and lift to pie plate.. Press
gently onto pie plat('. ('ut down around
the edge. This makes one nine -inch
double crust
Hello, Eitoraemakera I. Enough tiiue shredded ._ cocoanut and 1 tsp. grated
to p1epare for the holiday table:1s tiler, .orange rind and 1 tsp. lemon rind.
recie
problem of many homemakers r *today.
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Every yearthere seem to be more
tune- aIl(Dliaftf ated)ukie Iure ills paii,s decorate
tons to attend, especially at tiffs sea in one of the' following ways : Flatten
not °only , the woinen's olgatliz- with spatula and place all. centre 'of
sou, > pieces
,tions, but the children's concerts, and of pee111uresesame liseeds.
raisin
> •o us Christmas endeavors.
la
the nuIIle 1
It therefore behooves us to prepare i 1;A51(' BAKING 1'(>1V1)EIt BISCUITS
something simple yet festive for our Two cups ( (all-purpose) flour, 1
wise gatherings. We believe that our tsp. salt, ?s cup milk, 4 tsps. baking
recipes- with variations may be powder, 2 tbsps. shortening.
the answer to your number one problem� Sift dry ingredients
twice.,
(tt in
the shortening with pastry blender.
I
Orange Pastry: I.orange se
juice
In
this week. place of water, adding a little, grated
i;("I"hI;R�IILK ('OOK11* sprinkle in the milk and toss into a orange rind.
' One cup brown sugar, 1-2 .111) (lt,ugh mixture with wooden spoon. Nut Pastry: Add '•i ('lip Briery chop -
shortening, 1 egg, well beitten, 1,- t t 1'se ]note milk if necessary.) i,e(1 outs to flour u,ixttire, y
buttermilk or sour milk. 2" •4 I Place t the dough on flouted board, I Cheese - Pastry: Add one-third cup
mixture.
al{
1
lim'ly grated cheese 111 their • ultx
clips sifted carte �fluur, '.� tsp, salt, I pat or roll ligptl).itcl about
b'►.; •uit.licutthick-
ter, , • � � •#
1 tsp. satin. 1_, tsp. cinnamon. nes:. Cut it with '
' s11i.atr and shortening. (lipping the cutter into flour to keep ; TAK1: A 'ril'
(' t ,tun I,ruwai ,111 stickim r. liaise on a1 lightly with \lrs. Dennis 1)11 ,er as president. view ► asked the 1'1.11
1'11 ,,,gig. Sift dry ingredients it from I 1. 11' you ore gumdrops for uriatiuu 1
ul `heat lu in al hot electric ,,yell at , a ie, cut a1u(1 'nix in the (lough The \\'iaarhtuu '1'u��n '(11114 111 is tm.(k ;
consideration had been
1 Ilut,1,
and add ultcrnately »itll buttermilk tio,tire1l It�t s for 12 Minutes. use these el:hitt cauulies .will mi., Guiding a
1) 1 front te:l 1., degrees be au arrangements wit11 \\'atrtiame Iuu. 1 ,r .'aloe renlml
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ELECTRIC.
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
87 West St., Phone 674—or`1
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Tribute toGoIding.1.e
by Ottawaftouc.
Tommy Church, rch, Toront•o,,Suggests
Decoration for ;p w'on
Member
-OTTAWA. Dec, 15. ---- Wi111aIIla kI.
Golding, LibA,ral wembe,r r /lariat-
Perth,- will serve again as deputy chair-
man of committees of the whole House.
F
Or* vlioosNuar,
Today, in the Ominous. Prime' Min-
ister
King, seconded by External Af-
fairs
Minister St. Laurent,. Moved the
appointment of -' Mr. Golding, and the !I
House concurred.
And, unless the popular Huron -Perth
member can be persuaded otherwise,
he Will -terve without remuneration,
as he did last year.
Mr. King, in moving- the appoint -
meat, sakS�i the House would recall that .
Mr. (1ohling was chosen by the house
for this position at the -last session.
From the many tributes that were
Paid to him at the till., .he s(•n[•(•ely
• heeded to say a word in support of his
nomination today.
lc•nll,er in
�IIe was sure that
Auxiliary of the Canadian it „ould be. welcomed by it
A Ladies'
Legion has been organizt'tl at Blyth all parts of the house.
Church 11'.('.. Toronto Br•oacl-
\Iiuister if any
�itcu ttr giving
•ralt.itnl for his
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tined mixt1111'•
tri t 1'('` ill '(11"'w
e' • lith''tlits: ('lit 1111•'t'tjllaI•te'1's j ill :1 Moderate Ii•lllpl'latlll1 ll\'(ll• r ,, el'tttbt t ut 1111 p1111s1'� 111 41PI�1!tR.
,,t�:l 1111 ; xe�lsed cn111ie sheet. l,al.e Q'ht t harden frig 111r 111 r said he kind l;4.gested that
of a7., dcgtet s :Ibuilt I.111t giatt'(I cheese into dough. 1C )uttr .uo{;ie sheet mals become \Ii.�liim#,
11 c.le( C1( cu Iliticuity: add - tl,sps. l;tet the pa 1 111' cuuktes on, top tit it tlt• ; 1141111,
1 cratlbtrr• blae'k perk of the V'illuge renlimm tilliuil l,e :ath.at h,ri taro 1111.
p(vsl
GordonGr,idotl 1. f tl • .111 111N' lube. it in
1 anion en , _,1 ti, tit 'iugrt diel,ts. Cut 'v cup of the .p ii roll pan 10 deflect tpc heat
L,Q'oultit,; ltttl , 1 I burning all elle of 141 til, and Mrs. Louise Durward, tion becalnse
Cocoanut and prtscut the cutlki(; tui g the \`illai;e treasurer; ha(�( resigned the t•d and because of the time and
��'—'•� 'bottom. �•
la (1 to ,rl\!•
the care teat i5ir. t;uldiug,l�•g
, 11st t b•>a.lu" . •� ice of to t In duties of Il
minutes.
IAEM(nt: R
THE ORDER
To Serve
Our. greatest ambition is
to be of service to those who
turn -to us in time of .need;
to lend a fr-iendlyjhelping
hand, and . at the sa'n'e . tiriie
offer that expert guidance
and assistance that come
only from training and ex-
perience in this profession.
BROPH��� S
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FLOYD M. LODGE , DIRECTOR •
13 MONTREAL ST. PHONE 120
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1 1f yuil , • pastry flour 'or g
( powder biscuits, yutl may • require 1.
1 ('1111 o1 Milk to make a soft dt,tigll.
1, The 11:1:.4. pastry, dough recipe
1 may be used for lana -king tort shells. 1 jot tla. 11ride of fifty years, who '11 hs
'1'III: 121'1:ST1ON BuX ,I totally blind for twenty-five years until
a yetis ago 1' ran he regailu'd her sight
!Ars. J. T. asks: Is :,it advisable to
.hill cookie dough in he refrigerator 1 aas,hhe trailer he ult of an
operation.
etrucks
'before rolling it out'.'�•lluw Ping will of the IInu,�ier.'1'lanspui•t Company
it keep in a1 cold place'! fire -one
Answer: The flavor and texture is was llightcol�l,tct��Eyek eon (tNu� 4y highway
l iiic l better if you chill cookie dough.
e
You can store cookie cluut�ratortt for covered
two trttabout
ilertwo
«�a�[ill` �1 leclnorth
withl;lC'hristn us
_c ' tthreer in the liecess good for' points along the route to
or three weeksWsf •Necessary' •
ice- Walkerton, and all were burned.
Mrs. S. W. asks: How to keep The death of Conrad decker occurred
bus cookies crisp and hermits soft. 5ud(letlly at I.ticknow after an illness
Answer : Keep .rise' cookies in a tilt
box or crock with a lid—do not store of six. months.had Sevedntyhis-six
trade ra of
anything else in the container but the ager.
cookies after they. have been allowed tailor
at Lueat known f ears forty
ye, rs and
ens.
to cool. before°�
Hermits and other Luft mixtures His wife and one son, Sydney, of
may be stored in a covered glass-• jar Kitcl carer, survive.
with al piece of apple. Replace the-Federationeilto hipi-iculture
apple' every few days At the annual banquet meeting `of'
Mrs. J. T. asks: Recipe for short- the Hullett township unit of the Feder -
bread. ' alt ion of Agriculture 'Bert Irwin was
' Feder -
Answer: re-elected president for his fifth term.
Short BCe fruit Willitllll Jewitt is again vice-president
(inc cup batter, 1/3 cup
•. more), asd William Gooier, . secretary tr the
as -
('1(11111 ('lips ells (t)1
('leant batter well, add
Add Community I,cindesboro by the
,illy and cream
When dough is stiff, Women's Auxiliary,,,, of the United
1 to trade 13011
t with cookie cutter. LA
and babe until
their respective positions• is office.•
\I r. and Mrs. ,holes Fails.l
1 idi•situl•0 111 Sail ur 111). last Cele- 'Tile House- gladly °would have made
stated their fiftieth' tveddimg aumivers- the ueeeaary appropriation. but Mr,
•lr\.' It ��a; u. partieulalriy happy„ (lily Golred to
(E'ptlin(1 e, 11E 1101)tng �d )that Iduring the
jlreent session Mr. Golding would see
his way clear to allow the House to
give the kind of recognition, financial
as well as any other way. that alight
he decided.
('oinmented Mr. Church: Why not
give him a decoration?
bout slowly., •
turn oat., ori • floored hoard. -knead in church.
-flour until dough beginsKE LEVELS
out 1;" thick, Cil -
Plaice oil baking sheet .
lightly bruVi'Ited ate 300 •degrees. -
Anne Allan invites you to write lo
- her in care of The Signal -Star, Send
iii your suggestions on homemaking
probleilis and watch this column for
replies.
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NEW HATS for the . olid y Season, in brad and. the new.
est 'shades. .
MISS
Gpft Suggestions in -Scarves, Co5tIong
Jewelry, Rosa `and 'Ove1.taes.-.
We're so . gli,d at this time of year . to
wish you Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year.
M.. R. MacVJCAR-
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supposed to be for?"
( )it." replied the other, "I'lu not sup-
porting- either side. I'111 just byre to
enjoy the ,gaol.."
\\'herelt 111 the questioner rem:irked'.
to the friend next to him, -Inn a
bllnl:ill, litltt'ii-t." '
KNOX CHURCH ;MISSION BAND
The members of Knox church :t1is-
sion Land held their December meeting
on Sunday afternoon. Taking the form
of a carol service, this meeting proved
to be one of the most interesting so
far. The president, Barbara Schutz,
ably conducted carol -singing, with
descants sung by the senior group.
The Junior Band contributed Christ-
mas carols with motions. A favorite
carol, •"Silent Night," was sung by
Lorna Pratt. In addition, the 'Christ-
mas story was read ny Barbara Schutz
and the prayer given by Ruth McNevin.
Calendar gifts, made by the Senior
Bands were on display -t.thring the
meeting. A Christmas treat was dis-
tributed and the meeting closed with
the Lord's Prayer.
The Glasgow Rangers and Celtic foot-
- ball match is always an event -to stir
the emotions of the crowd, and rivalry
runs dory high. The Protestant vs.
• FOR NOVEMBER Catholic -element is an iniportantlactor:
At • one match a spectator loudly�
cheered When Celtic scored, and. threw
his cap in the air. Later, when
Rangers scored, he was equally. de-
lighted. This conduct puzzled the man
next to him. a
AL'S
`iIcslady : "isn't 'it a sweet doll?
Pull can 1t . it (lu\1 n' and it closes its
eves and goes to sleep just like a real
baby." -
)1otl,t•r: "1•In,in, I earn see you don't.
know •x11111111 real ba1)1('s,"
and
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I Tile Lneknow Fbi* and Game Club
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I treasurer.
ton� Distance will be Busy this Christmas
r'-
-We'll do our very.best to .put
your cabs through, but there
will be delays.
So many peopte like to
make Long Distance calls g
at Christmas that there
are bound to be delays
sometimes long delays.
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a19 we'll be doing our
very best to put it through,
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OTTAWA. Dec. '4.—Water levels of
thea Great Lakes and, St. Lawrence
River during N'ov.eniber, as reported
by the Federal Hydrographic Service:
LAKE SUPERIOR . AT PORT
ARTHUR -31/2 inches lower than
October, 1947; 13/.1 inches lower than
November, 1946; 91!4 inches lower than
the highest November (1900) since
•-1860 ; 22 inches higher than the lowest
November (19'25 )- since 1860; and three
inches higher . than the average
November for the last 87 years.
LAKE HURON AT GODERICH--
1 ' inches lower than October, 1947;
(ia1 inches higher than Noveniber, 194'6;
2814} inches lower than the highest
November (1876) since 1860: 36%
1 inches higher than the lowest inches
t ser (1934) since 1860; and 11/r,
higher than the average.
LAKE ERIE AT PORT COLBORNE
—one-eighth of al[inch lower than
October, 1947; 7', inches higher than
November, 1946: 181/z inches lower than
the highest November (18(11) since
1860; 37?,:� inches higher than the
lowest November (1934) since 1860;
and 71/, inches higher than the average.
LAKE ONTARIO AT KINGSTON -
5:j4 inches lower than October, 1947;
101/2 inches higher than November,
1946; 11% inches lower than the high-
est November (1861) since 1860; 50
inches higher that the' lowest Novem-
ber (1934)- since 1860; and 171/4 inches
higher than the -avera e.
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER IN MONT-
REAL HARBOR -51/2 inches lower
'than October, 1947; 1y, , inches lower
than November, 1046; 68 inches lower
than the highest November (18611------.
since
ii8611--•-_ .-
since 1860; 39% -.inches higher than
the lowest November (1934) since
1860; and 12Vs inches lower than the
average,
"Here,,, he asked. "which side are,
One and All....
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'I`thi> evening lessonwas. frons the
hook of Job, and the minister had just
•
read : -Yea, the light of the wiel:cd,
sh1111 be .put out," when a fuse hleW
and the congregation was loft in total
ti ckncss. This ;minister was- of stern'
•stuff, though, and with•sctarrely at pause'
he ]met the situation. "11itthrtn,'' hee
1 said. "iia view of the
startling fulfillment of this propl• 'tle til.
we q ill spend a• fete minutes, ill
prayer for. the hydro-Ele(tric•"-
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