The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-22, Page 24Having ceessfully completed a 14 -week
time sal de%eiopment seminar, to teach
the difference between loan credit and
purchase credit, the sales staff and ' man-
agement of Reg McGee and Sons were pre-
•
stinted with their certificates by Grant
Showers, branch manager of Industrial
Acceptance Corp. From left, Ken McGee,
"Joe Thompson, Mr. Showers, Ken Trietz
'and Alvin McGee.
Pot Luck Supper. Precedes
Victoria Street UCW Meeting
The United Church Women of
Victoria Street United Church
preceded their December meet.
ing with a pot luck supper. A
Christmas devotional period was
conducted by Mrs: S. Argyle
and Mrs. " Mary Morris. Miss
Lyn Argyle, accompanied by Mrs.
Leonard Warr sang 'f0 Holy
Night".
An impressive candle' lighting
memorial service was held,
candles being lighted in memory
of Mrs. Thos. Squire • by Mrs.
GB fl1ST&f1 S
Let the spirit of
the season brighten your
life and open
your heart to joy.
Pre -Inventory
-SALE
A HOST -OF
BARGAINS
Dec. 28 - Dec. 31
E. Patterson; Mrs. ChasBissett,
by Mrs.' Charles Young; Mrs.
Maud Horton by her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Horton; Mrs. Thos
Mitchell b y her sister , Mrs.
Harry Westlake; Miss Minnie,
Tabb by Mrs. Neil McKinnon and
Mrs. Jos. Cranston by Miss
Myrtle Johnstone.
High' light of the meeting was
the making of two life members,
president Mrs. Vernon Smith,
and secretary_ Mrs. George Cur•
rell. This was the gift of Mrs.
Charles Young. .
Donations were made to the
Sunday School, Sing Time and
"Over and Above" Gifts.
Anderson's
Book Store
EAST STREET
Next to the Post Office
The supply secretary Mrs. L.
McLarty reported bales hadbeen
sent to the supply depot, Toronto,
valued at $540.
Elaine Bamford was elected
press secretary. "
In a short address Mrs. S.
Argyle discussed the role of
women in the church. She said
she was reminded of a story of
a hen and a pig, who were talk.
ing of a sign ."Ham and eggs"
in a restaurant window. The pig
said the eggs only involved a don-
ation, while the ham meant total
commitment. This was to be
women's role.
Mrs. Hays Instructs
Senior
Nursing Course
Mrs.Robert Hays will be in
charge of a new Senior Home
Nursing Course being instituted
in Goderich by the SL John Am.
bulance Brigade.
Since many accidents arise in
the yhome, it is the objective of
this St. John Ambulance train-
ing to provide the means to be
able to render immediate as.
u
R(. com,en d€d o- T urkey Thawing
Convectional Methods of thaw.
ing frozen turkeys have been com•
Pared in. studies at the CDA.Food
Research Institute in Ottawa and
with Christmas just around the
corner—the results haveprovided
some timely guidance for house:
wives, o S
The studies were alined at
determining which one of the
three commonly used methods—
thawing in a refrigerator, at room
temperature, or in cold water=
was the most satisfactory for
large turkeys at 16 s ooun__ .._nnds r
more,,says A.C. Nunm.
stitute. Room, refrigerator and
ti water temperatures in the tests
were 70,38, and 56 degrees F.
respectively,
The plastic bags containing the
turkeys were left intact and the
birds were considered ready for
stuffing when the temperature of
sistance in cases of accident or
illness.
The first course of training
will commence in the week of
Jan. 9, and a further announce.
ment will be made.
Anyone interested in taking
this course should contact Mrs.
Hays, 49 Nelson Street.
for Christmas
Let us adore Him, as did the
kings, and thus find our faith r..
renewed with joy and love. ar-.
BRICKER'S Jewellery
The Square
May your hearth be .
happy and your heart
content. We send
this greeting with
our thanks
to all!
S A L T E R Home Furnishings
We're sending best
wishes of
the season to you and
you[s;. Have
a Merry Christmas!..
ROUSE
Auto Electric
West Street
GREETINGS
kgn the Miracle of the
manger, mankind finds
joy eternal May your
Christmas he blessed.
ANGELA
LANG
ATTIC
TREASURES
the carcass cavity reaclted 30
degrees F.
Thawing Ina refrigerator Is the
best method because the temper.
attire of the surface@„ ttnsue of
the carcass does not sumss the
freezing point for an extended
period, the researcher reports.
It is not the Most . convenient
method, . however, because of the
refrigerator' space and extra time
needed for this method. Thawing
in a refrigerator takes 2.5 to
three hpurs per potuid, compared
with one hour per pound for the
other important considerations, a
turkey may be thawed in cold
water or at room temperature,
But with these methods, care
should be taken that the turkey
does not remain unrefrigerated
for longer than necessary. Sur.
face tissue of a .turkey thawed
in water reaches and retrains
above 32 degrees for a longer
ritectimitemetetechimectortov
period than with the other
methods. While its surface tem,
perature will exceed 22 degrees
fora mere' moderate period, a
turkey thawed at room tempera.
ture is subject to skin discolor,
ation and off -odors and, U the
plastic bag is broisen, to drying.
For turkeys at 24 pounds or
more, Mr. Nunes recommends
thawing at room temperature for
the first 12 hours,. followed by
immersion in cold water for the
balance of the process.
hi Iceland
Since trees are scarce in Ice-
land, families must use their
ingenuity fn creating a Christ-
mas tree. A pole with branches
of greenery tied to it 'is the
solution in many Icelandic
homes. And the valuable real
trees are saved for industrial
use.
zetexxectonsexitet
SANDY'S.
BARBER SHOP
32 Hamilton' Street
.PORTER'S HILL
Porters. 'Hill There will be a
special Christmas eve service
at Grace Church. No services will
be held Sunday.
Mr'." and Mrs, Alvin Kettles
Wye returned home from a two;
.week vacation in the Southern'
States. "
Sharon "Lockhart spent last
week in I1Troy, Mich., with Mr.
and Mrs,�i3ob Rensha'w..
Mr, and Ors. George Mathers
were able to retu%n home last
weekend from London ,hospital,
Mr: and Mrs. Donald .Harris
and family spent last Saturday in
London with Mr, ,attd Mrs, Jim
Durnfn and Brian,
Like the calm
contentment of a snowy
landscape, may you and yours have
the serene peacefulness of Blessed Christmas.
SAM AND STEVE ARGYLE
ARGYLE MARINE & SMALL ENGINES
•SANDY and STAN PROFIT wish to thank all their cus•
tomers for their patronage throughout the year, and wish
them, their families, and friends . . .
A Very Merry Christmas
And A Guid New Year Tae.Yin An' A'
may this Christmas holiday o.
bring you a bounty of blessings
and happiness, including our very
best wishes for a peaceful Yuletide .. .
have the most wonderful. Christmas ever!
BLUiWATER
TRUCK CENTRE
BAYFIELD ROAD
may we join with
-az. :Santain : wishing". you. ..
good cheer! '
Ita s been a joy to serve you
and we sincerely
thank you for the opportunity.
ttriofmao...
On this joyous Holiday celebrating the birth of •
the Holy Child, we wish that you
may be filled with peace and gladness,
comforted with hope, and surrounded by your loved ones.
;,Thanking You For Your Patronage And Wishing You
Compliments Of The Season
Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE TURTON
PLUMBING AND HEATING
ree-fings.
On that .first Christmas, a special Star
shone fright over the Mother and Child.
May the Christmas star. of peace, joy and
happiness shine bright over you and yours
for Christmas and all through the year?
STILES
FUNERAL NOME
77 MONTREAL STREET524.814