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O NEWS. E OR T R AY, JAN
ARY24, 980
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When ` the warm days
turn. much colder, wear
layers of light weight
,clothing and not ane
heavy article. The warm
air between these layers
keeps you warm. Per-
spiratloa, caused by oyer -
-dressing ' i rk makes.
you chilly.
] rowu les
visit Guides
When I went to Guides,
we played games and
before we played games,
we went into the patrols.
Then we went into the
class and we learned
what- we have to learn
when we fly up to Guides.
By Kerri Dunsmore.
My Guide Visits:
On Wednesday I went
to a Guide meeting. We
went with a different
patrol. • They collected
dues and had inspection.
We followed them into the
horseshoe.
The , Brownies went
with Wanda and learned
about the Crystal Palace
and how Guiding , and
Scouting started. The
-Tenderfeet had a test and
then we played some
games. . We played
detective. Then we had
ng.sox g-and-then.had.
squeeze. Then we went
home. by Alison Jeacock.
Try twisting an elastic
over the tip of your index
finger andthumb to.make
turning pages easier.
Keep an old phone book
tucked under the front
seat of the car. ]it'll come
in "handy when you're
drivingor-shopping;
To remove zn,'in'eral
e sit
,d po s from a shower
head, pl ace, th'e head in a
pan and cover with
vinegar. Simmer for
fifteen to twenty minutes.,
then rinse with cold
water:
Supreme
1 frying chicken (3-4 lbs.)
3 tbsp. shortening
1 can cream of vegetable
soup
one-third cup milk
salt and pepper`to taste
1 1b�in._mixed vegetables
or
1 pkg. frozen veg s,
cooked
Curling dance
The Variastra Curling
Club are holding a dance
with proceeds going to
their building fund. It will
be held in the Vanastra
Recreation-- Centre on
Saturday- Feb: 9. from
9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Tickets are $10 a couple
and . a lunch will be
provided-. ivlusi+ wi'Hr-be
supplied by "Mozart and
the Melody Makers".
p .
14" oz. Inushroolns
1 tbsp.. dried parsley
1 tbspi instant onion .
• Wash.: and dry chicken.
Melt shortening .in skillet.
Add chicken and fry on
medium heat until
„browned on all sides. Mix
` >ntik, soup, liquid; frown
Mushrooms and
vegetables, salt, pepper,
Parsley 'and onions and
pour over chicken.
Simmer ,45 minutes. Add
mushrooms and
vegetables and simmer
15 minutes, or until
chicken. tender --Serves
6.
•Pineapple nut
bread
2 cups sifted pastry flour
3/4 cup sugar
• l tsp. baking powder
1/2tsp. salt
1 cup raisins '
1/2 cup walnuts (if
desired)
1 egg beaten
1 tsp. vanilla -
3 tbsp. melted shortening
1 cup crushed pineapple -
not drained
1 tsp. soda
Sift flour, sugar, baking
powder and salt in a bowl.
Add. raisins and nuts.
Combine .egg, vanilla and
shortening. Add to the
mixture. Dissolve soda in
pineapple and add. Stir
just until blended. Pour
into a greased loaf 'pan.
and bake in a moderate
oven 0.25. degnrees1 about
one hour or until done.
Cool on rack.
News from HensaiI..
• from page 11
Veal; auditors, Doug
Mann = and Miss Mary
Goodwin and
representative to the
Presbytery Mrs. Grace.
Drummond.
A discussion took place
on the United Church
Observer and the com-
munications division was
instructed to poll the
congregation to deter-
mine,their interest in the
Every Person Plan.
At the close of the
meeting, Eric Mansfield
spoke words of ap-
preciation and gratitude
to Rev. Mr. McDonald for
his enthusiastic
leadership with the
congregation. Mrs. Ian
McAllister presented him
--------with-a-g-ift-on-behelf of the -
congregation.
Chiselhurst news
Chiselhurst United
Church congregation -
enjoyed a pot luck supper
of "good home cookin" on
Monday evening when
they held their annual
congregational meeting.
Following the meal Rev.
McDonald led a sing -song
with Mrs. Don Kerslake
at the piano.
Following a Memorial
Service, Miss Mary
Kinsman was elected
congregational secretary
for the meeting. During
the business period of the
meeting, it was decided
to hold the Sunday Ser-
vice in the church hall
during the winter mon-
ths, to try to conserve on
energy costs.
It was also decided to
continue the every person
subscription plan for the
United Church Observer.
During the election Mrs.
Gerry Glenn, Mrs. Jack
.Britnell and Mrs. Tom
Britnell were elected to
the committee of
stewards for a four y,ear
term.
At the close of the
meeting, Ross Kercher
expressed on behalf of the
congregation, ap-
preciation to. Rey. Mr.
calendar said. anuar ' 21 the. weather
�1lthaug� the. eKa a� y
$
was more March like, as the area basked under it .
mildest winter in 45 years, But the lack' of snow
didn't stop the : kids up at Clinton Public ,from
having fun on the.f rozen ground on NT'dnday.. frigid
winds and- snu eturxedwith a vengence •
Tuesday, however. (News -Record photo) •
Sr.p
(KEEP FOR REFERENCE)
Corrirnun :ty*, e
s
o . a
On : Tuesday January
,ayes; at 10 a.m. 'r1 is will
15, the share -the -wealth go towards their `-
games went to.: Millie ploring badge.
Hanley, Clinton, '$8t1; The Cubs and Scouts
Laver .n a P o w ell, are planning'a. a battle
Goderich, $87; and Ed . drive for February. 2. _
Sturgeon, Brussels, $90. Your support would be
The $200 jackpot was greatly appreciated.
aplit between Evelyn
A . small group . of the
Vanderburg of Goderich -Vanastra Cubs went On a
and Margaret Mew of . small hike last Saturday
Clinton. - "1, to collect tree branches
Some of thrlaglies of .for thele- 'Work on, the
Vanastra 1111 ' beY can- black star. Cub' leader
vassing ° for March of Barry Shea helped. the
Dimes this month, so boys identifythe.tr'ees.
please Suppoirt this fund. '
he. Vanastra-.,,
Troop will be goingon a Canada." Only has; six.
Y
ike': this Sunday, people . per scivare mile.
anunr 'T The'Se
outs The
States
has- s5
50
are to meet at Scouter. and Europe has $0`.
McDonald for his fine
leadership and ministry
to the whole
congregation.
Rev. McDonald took as
his theme on Sunday
' morning at the United
Church, "Lord of the
Dance", Prior to the
sermon, the choir sang
The ushers for the• day
were Steven Corbett and
Ross Veal: Eric Man-
sfield greeted the •
congregration.
Mrs. Ross MacMillan,
son. Tom, daughter Ann,
of Waterloo visited and
had dinner with the
former's mother Mrs.
Laird Mickle_,
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