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ys varied program
• The bQ voice junior choir
delighted the members of the
North Street United Church
Women with Christmas songs
and readings at • the annual
meeting which featured a
Christmas program.
' Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington
directed the choir assisted by
several "choir mothers", The
number rendered by the choir
were interspersed with selections
by a quartette of young
4' trumpeters, Ernie Millan, Tom
McGill, John Shanks and Philip
Main.
Unit 4 the afternoon group of
the U.C.W. presented the
program in an effective
Christmas setting, , 11/1p,,,„ H.
0- Knisely was leader, and -Mrs. D.
MacRae played the piano for the
carols,
A play reminding everyone
what Christnits is all about,
entitled, "Gifts Money Can't
Buy" was led by Mrs. W.
Dockstader, leader of the unit•
Safety points
to remember
at Christmas
Everyone wants to have a
merry Christmas -- and one way
to ensure this is to practice
safety in the home during the
• festive season.
Hal Wright, Safety Specialist
with the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and - Food,
recommends these Christmas
safety tips:
THE TREE: Cut about one
inch off the trunk and place the
tree securely in a water -filled
container. Place the tree away
from fireplaces, heaters and
entrances to avoid possible fire
hazard, Refill the container
regularly.
. LIGHTS: Never use electric
lights on metal trees as they
immediately "become `live' if the
string short-circuits. Use indirect
lighting instead, and turn off all
tree lights before leaving the
house.
DECORATIONS: Use
4 non -combustibles such as glass
or other flame .retardant,
materials. A rr; '
GIFTS ] e sure that ail•
toys carry a C.S.A. (Canadian
Standard Association) label of •
approval.
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Others in the cast were Mrs, A,
'label, Mrs, S, Jefferson, Mrs. R.
Moxlex Mrs. M. Clairmont; Mrs.
E. Westbrook and Miss G.
Jefferson.
Other unit ,members who
took part' were•Mrs, E. Pridhacn,
Mrs: L. M. Th.ornlae, Mrs. W.
Harrison, Mrs. W. Sallous, Mrs.
J. McLaren, Mrs. R. Bogie, Mrs.
W. Moorhead, Mrs. B. Bradford,
Mrs. B. Mills and Miss C.
McGowan.
The U.C.W. president, Mrs. J.
Remington, presided for the
business meeting.. Tbe secretary,
Mrs. Mary Holmes and the
treasurer, Mrs. W. Hanly gave
their reports. Routine business
included plans for a library. A
generous" donation was voted to
the Board of Stewards.
At the annual meeting,
printed reports from , all
secretaries and conveners
informed the members of work
accomplished in the past year.
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Mrs. E. Westbrook, Chairman of
Finance, presented the budget
for the coming year. Mrs, R. W.
Hughes read the slate of officers °
for.1971.
.The Rev. Robert Rayrtont
installed the officers and
welcomed the new president,
Mrs. Claude Kalbfleisch.
The immediate 'past
president, Mrs. H. 'Bettger,'
presented the retiring president,
Mrs. J. Remington, i�vith• a Life
Membership in the United
Church Women as a token of
appreciation of the women of.
North Street for excellent
leadership during her term as
president.
Coffee and Christmas dainties
were served- by Mrs: H. Hibbert
and her committee. ,
The executive of North Street
U.C; W. for 1971. is as follows:
Honorary. P esident, Mrs. Robert
Raymont; Past President, Mrs. J.
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Remington; President, Mrs, C.
Kalbfleiseh; First Vice -President,
Mrs. E. Crawford; Second
Vice-Psident, Mrs. B. Hanly,
Secr. to , Mrs. H, Kniseley;
corresponng secretary, Mrs, E.
Sparling; ' treasurer, Mrs. -A. convener, Mrs. G. Atkinson;
Wright; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Social Functions Convener, Mrs.
M. McGill; Community H. Hibbert; ,Committee, Mrs.
Friendship and Membership Potzel, Mrs, G. Emerson, Mrs.
. Cor, ever, Mrs. E. Pridham, Bettger, Mrs. J. Remington;
Missionary Education convener 'for receptign in
Convener, Mrs. P. Moss; finance. narthex, Mrs. F. Waikom.
chairman, Mrs. D, .MacRae; Convener for Korean Orphan,
assistant finance chairman, Mrs. • Mrs. J. Britnell convener for
A ; McTaggart; . Supply and ' nursery, Mrs. M. McGill; .Unit
Welfare Committee, Mrs. S:'- Leaders, Unit I, ' Mrs. E.
McIlwain, Mrs. C. Elliott. , , Crawford; Unit II, Mrs. E.
Flower Conveners, Church, Sparling; Unit IV, Mrs. W.
Mrs. R. Oke; Memorials, Mrs. E. Dockstader.
Stiles; nominations committee,
"figs, R« Hughes, Mrs,, M. Willert;
Literature Convener, Mrs. R.
Smith.
Press and Publicity
Conveners, Mrs. E.awey, Mrs.
R. Hughes; programme
The Recipe File
OVEN SCONES
(tried and proven)
13,4 cup flour
1/2 tsp.salt
2 tablespoons lard
1 cup milk
3 tsp, baking powder
2 tablespoons sugar
1egg
Sift dry ingredients. Rub in lard, add egg and milk to
make a soft dough. Bake '400 degrees for 15 minutes.
Grease layer cake pan. Pat out dough, brush top with milk.
Then take knife and mark in 6 or 8 sections.
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wish to thank all my customers and friends for their •
patronage in the past year and wish all a very
Merry Christmas ..
and a
Happy New .Year
CLIFFORD HUGILL
BACKHOE SERVICE AND SNOWPLOWING
HAPPY WOMAN!
She Just Solved All Her
Gift Giving Problems With
* TIMEX WATCHES
*"ARROW STAPLE .GUNS
* SOLDq,R.GUNS
* BERNZ-O-MATIC
TORCH KITS
1* FLASHLIGHTS
* COMPLETE SELECTION
OF HAND TOOLS
* TOOLBOXES
* WRENCH SETS
* WINTER_.WORK CLOTHES
* GLOVES, SOCKS, BOOTS, SHOES
* SNOWMOBILE SUITS & BOOTS
* SNOW SHOVELS
INDUSTRIAL AND GARDEN
HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH
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J�IIy Santa
is decoration
'for the tree .
White •pipe cleaner is wound
around the top of a red
Christmas ball, usink two
cleaners placed one inch from
the top for . a medium or large
ball, or one. cleaner a half inch
from the top of a small ball.
The pipe cleaner is cut off at
the point where , ends meet,
forming the border of Santa's
hat.
A thin line of glue is squeezed
around the " ball exactly where
the cleaner was measured, and
on one end of the cleaner itself.
Household cement, which is
packaged in a slim tube with a
small pin-hole opening, is ideal
for this purpose as it is as easily
manipulated as a pen. Once the
glue has been placed, the cleaner
may be pressed onto the ball.
Colored paper > is cut for the
eybrows, eyes, nose and
moustache ,and glued onto the
ball just below the border of the
hat.
Another piece of- cleaner is
glued onto the ball from the
border of the hat, around and
under the face and back up to
the border again to form Santa's
beard.
USE ONLY NON-FLAMMABLE
ORNAMENTS AND TRIM on
the tree. Do not decorate
metallic artificial trees with
strings of electric lights, ilut
illuminate by floodlight i?
desired. Some plastic trees, made
from styrene materials are
flammable ,and may burn
violently. Never use candles to
decorate any tree.
MENS......... 2.98 to 11.95
BOYS 2.98 ►0 4.49
WOMENS T•98 to 9.95
CHILDRENS 2.98: to 4.49
KAUFMAN
PACKARD
OOMPHIES
We have in stock a full range of
Kaufman foam treads for every
member of the family.
Just a couple of our Packard
slippers are illustrated here but
we have a full range for the men.
OOMPHIES are , so very
comfortable and you will find a
complete stock of them here.
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