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Always Better
With Butter
1.. Mix 2Y2 c. rolled oats,
11/2 c. sifted all-purpose
flour, 'A c. brown sugar,
1 tsp. soda and 14 tsp.
salt. Cut in' c. butter with
pastry blender or knives,
till mixture is crumbly.
Ice cream.and crunchy almonds top
these gay Christmas Light -Ups. But the
real flavour is baked right in. It's
butter -fresh creamery butter -lending
its matchless flavor -enriching with its
natural goodness. Remember, for all
your festive baking and right through the
year, "It's Always Better with Butter".
FREE I Marie Fraser' s"Merry Christmas"
recipes for cookies an Dj candy. Also a
her new Butter Bo
2. Press half this mixture
in the bottom of a well but-
tered E° sq. cake tin; spread
with 2 c. whole cranberry
sauce and sprinkle with 1
tsp. grated orange rind and
'/s•c. shredded coconut.
DAIRY FOODS
3. Top with remaining oat-
meal mixture. Bake 350°F.
Jor 40-45 min. Cut into
squares, serve>warmor cold.
Make "candles" by topping
with ice cream rolls; use
almonds for "flames".
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DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA
409 Huron Street.Tarontc
Have You Renewed Your Subscription to the Signal -Star
Roll Of Bilis In
Jail Bath Tub Is
Evidence Exhibit
A pair of or trousers was ex-
hibit "A" when Kenneth Palmason
appeased before A,Iagistrate D. B.
Homes to answer a robbery
charge. Palmason, a driller who
carne to Goderi'ch from North' 'g ay,
pleaded not guilty end the ease
was adjourned until today so that
more esses couldi.be called.
Louis Therrlautt, a coilstr'uetion
superintendent complained that
he missed a roll of bins, amounting
to from $100 to $110, after a
scuttle 1.vith Patibnasony on the
Square on October 25. He testi-
fied that lPalmason kept grabbing
foo' his trousers, and one of his
pockets was ripped off in the'
melee.
When -Crown Attorney H. Glenn
Hays held up a pair ofbadly torn
trousers as exhibit "A," the anagis-
t trate raised his eyebrows in sur-
prise. He enqulre¢t of. Therriault,
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" Wes they ,m that condition'when
you wore wearing 'UM 00:Wn
town?"
Amid some laughter, nerriault
assured ,the magistrate thai the
pants 11341 been quite respectable
iooklng until after the erarnblc.
Ire 514'0 uoto lid;w to donne Riot
then, he ward, tt+ l•t when he return-
ed to the scene 'he, mad net trod
iP Ilaauson. After alting the boli
Paltuason was found ha e local
restaurant. •
Another :exhibit beforkithe cauutt
was a roll e bills, and unting o
$104. It turned up in the bath tub
at Huron County jail after Pa,lma-
soga undressed to tale a shower.
He had been taken to the jail after
police ,bookkd him o'ig a ehar+ge., of
causing a disturbance.
Under cross -exams i.'stion by de-
fence counsel James Dannelly,
' 1herriault denied that he was in
the (habit of "flashing, large rolls'
of bills. °
Regarding the amount of $100
to $110 which Therriault was carry-
ing on the night in question, Mr.
Donnelly suggested to Therriault
"That wouldn't be,, a big roll to
you, would W?"
"No," the complainant agreed.
Obedient
Teacher: "Now, Johnny, why
were you notat school yesterday?"
Johnny: "Please sir, I was com-
ing to school .and a policeman said,
'Mind the
steaJnroller stayed
,' so I S y
and minded it."
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OUT ON A LIMO.
WLTH BILL SMILEY
I wish my wife and the lo -cal
Ministerialociation would get
together. She tliinls, and .tells ane
regulartly, that I'm shout as goy,
exciting and romantic as an empty
hot water bottle. The preachers,
on the contrary, seem to think
I'm a regular old rip.
s o ,t: r,
A few uroliths ago, the Minister-
ial asked me to take part in a
panel discussion on How To Keep
Sunday. I was informed; without
apology that 1 would be taking the
negative, unOhris•tian side of the
debate, acting as "the devil's ado•
carte." • I was also told that I :had
been the logical choice when they
were trying to think of a man for
the job.
That was a bit of a blow, but I
swallowed it, and took part in the
forum, delivering a well thought
out, earnest address. It was re:
ceived with prolonged applause
(from my wife and the kids, when
I practised at home.) The audi-
ence, on the big night, was just as
hard hit. It could scarcely restrain
itself. From going to sleep.
That was all very well. But it
was another thing when the Pres-
ident of the Ministerial called up
the other day and suggested that
I take part in another forum, on '
Social Drinking, this time taking
the positive side. "We thought
you'd be just the man for it," he
says, bold as brass. How do you
like that?
Well, I'rn not going to have any-
thing to do with i't. 'rhe forum,
that is„ not the Social Drinking.
It's kited of flattering to have the
town's -preachers think you're an
old dog, but,I don't vont to acquire
a reputation for always being on
the sinny side.
This latest incident di'd, however,
start me thinking about Social
Drinking. The term is one of those
beautifully vague one. like Neur- .
otic, that covers a multitude of sins.
We're very fond of them in this
a=ge. The fellow • who is so ---hung f..
over the blood is running out of
his eyes will tell you with a certain
amount of pride, that he's strictly
a Social Drinker. The lady who is
as nutty as a fruitcake and should
have been put away years ago will
announce smugly that "I'm very
neurotic, you know." Fifty years
ago, she certainly wouldn't have
admitted -so .-.freely -thixt she -was
batty.
Drinking, I utter a couple of short
barking laughs. ,Social- Drinking
is just an excuse for getting plast-
ered in ,public, instead of quietly
and decentlyhome at or out back
of thebarn.
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Ness ,who think of Tomorrow practice moderation today
L.1 -s
Social Drinking and the Cdck•tail
Party go hand in .wand. A Cocktail
Party is a gathering of people
pouring free liquor on their empty
Mornacts with the utmost dispatch. ,
They're all getting looped in a
hurry, 'but they make a gesture to-
ward the Social end of it by eating
a cracker with a dead sardine on
with every fifth drink.
There's nothing sociable ahout
Social Drinking. A qi iet glass ,
with an old friend, by the fire;
-haring a couple of bottles of cold
beer on a hot day, out fishing; a'
good hot toddy after a few hours
outdoors on a cold day -those are
sociable drinking.
But Social Drinking is a horse
of a different hue. Ask any house-
wife who has come down in the
morning after a party, her head
thumping like a tom-tom, and view-
ed with horror the cigarette -burn
in her rug, the stains of whiskey
mixed with ashes on her white
linen tablecloth, 28 dirty glasses,
a ,lady's hanfba.g, a man's hat, 14
empty cigarette packages, and her
husband snoring on the chester-
field. That's Social Drinking.
Ask the fellow who drops' in for
a drink, just a spick -lute -up, and just
one, after work, before facing the
spouse and spawn. He gets talking
with the boys. one thing leads to
another, and 11e arrives home an
hour late. He's a little high- spirit-
ed, but scarcely a reeling drunk.
All he gets for dinner Ls cold"
shoulder and hot tongue. Yet all
he was doing was a little Social
Drinking.
Social Drinking was fine before
the women got -into the act. in
hose days it was known as "having
a snort," ,4r "laying the dust."
Men enjoyed a delicious sense of
guilt when they got off alone for
a nip. There was a good market
for cloves. But then women start-
ed boozing and messed the whole
,thing up. Mixed drinking develop-
ed, and the only thing worse than
mixed• drinking is mixing your
drinks.
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Social Drinking, or Organized
Guzzling, as it could just as easily
be called, has all the potential de-
'rtructive power of the hydrogen
bomb. It leads to broken promises,
broken dishes, broken names, and
on 'occasion, broken no'os,. The
only gond thing about it, and the
main reason it's so popular, is that
it enables people to nut up with
'he bores, kn4'lckle-heads and other
varieties they are condensed to
-be social with.
To end this little homily, let me
just quote the immortal lines pen-
ned after a 'part i cal arly hard night
by an old driri'king pal of mine:
If loll ge' stinking
Prom drinking,
Tt, isn't Sachs!,
It's atrtoeial.
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