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Novenibe
et Victo
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Bustling activity marked the
--annual November Fair at
Victoria St. United Church
Wednesday, November 17. •
Mr's: L. Warr and Mrs. B.
Freemat ' had–etre hall `decanted
With peen and • red streamers,
gaily coloured balloons and fqr
added charm, small lighted
Christmas trees.
For the tea 'table Mrs. G.'
Currelf chose ' a solid red table,
- cloth with floral arrangement in
red and 'white. Small .tables were
centred with English ivy circled
around goblets containing green
scented candles. Pouring tea
• were Mrs. Chas. Young, Mrs.
Chester Feagan, Mrs. Jos.
Thompson and Mrs. Leonard
Warr.
In' charge of the tea room
Mrs. R: Hoy had as .her
hostesses, 'Mrs. C„,. -C urrell , Miss
Joyce Baechler, Mrs. M. Good,
Mrs... M. Fowler, Mrs. , J.
Robertson, Mrs. C. Orr, and Mrs.
E. Smith,. The ar.tististic Muss
Joanne Freiman was responsible
far posters about town.
• In --,he • kitchen, social
functions convener Mrs. Esther
• Rivett eas ably assisted by Mrs.
Robert Bradley, Mrs: W. J.
Ensign, Mrs: P. Harrison Mrs. H.
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Jenkins, Mrs. I�. Snider and Miss
M. Johnstone. Relishes, .dainty
sandwiches,,delicious cakes were
dispensed in good order. -
Gu�ests having been
Welcomed by Mrs. L. Warr and
Mrs. S. C. Argyle, visited the
various tables of sale items until „
2:30 p.m. As usual the home
baking disappeared like • snow
< before the sun. , keeping sales
ladies, Mrs. E. Patterson;'1Cnrs. F.
Barker, Mrs. R. Hayden an'd Mrs.
M. Morris on their toes.
The lovely aprons and other.
sewing were sold by Mrs. A.
Linfield, Mrs. F. M. McCullough
and Mrs. P. Barker; knitting and
novelties were arranged ,and .sold
by Mrs. 1). Harmon and Mrs. M.
Morris.
An interesting array of plants,
vegetables, preserves and even
dahlias were overseen by Miss ,
Elaine Bamford and Mrs.. 13.
Freeman. In charge of tea table
receipts, when not busy
elsewhere, were Mrs. H. Westlake
and Mrs. F. Barker.
The Un ited Church Women
were most ' grateful for a fine
day, the co-operation 'of, the
ladies of the church and a special
thanks to all who came to buy
and share a pleasant afternoon.
"Come again."
answer your
CHRISTMAS SEAL
LETTER TODAY!
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Serve 'A. White Christmas
'For Gala Holiday Dessert
Holiday eggnog rises to.new heights as Christmas liavar
ian dessert. A velvety white chiffon, Christmas Eggnog I�rVn-n-
ian -has' a fruit cocktail topping accented with ('urauao for tt
delectable look 'and flavor. This dessert is quick kr prepare
since you use bottled eggnog ancj whipped cream Spiced with
nutmeg. And the secret of holding the mixture high and firm
is using unflavored gelatine which lets the natural holiday
flavor of eggnog come through. An added -holiday plus is that
you can make this towering dessert in the morning and have
it all Jet for, dinner, with a minimum of work.
Christmas Eggnog Bavarian
2° envelopes Knox '....1/2. --teaspoon- nutmeg;
. optional •
1 tablespoon brandy or rum
flasv2ring, optional
1 cup heavy cream whipped
1' tablespoon Curacao
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Unflavored Gelatine
• 1/4 cup sugar -
1 can (2$ 9unces) fruit
cocktail
3 cups commercially
prepared eggnog
Mix together gelatine and sugar in saucepan. Drain 1 cup
syrup from frpit cocktail; add to gelatine-sugar•mixture.
over • medium heat, stirring' constantly3 to 4 minutes until
gelatine is dissolved. Remove from slat; stir in eggnog.. Add
nutmeg and flavoring, if desired. Chill until mixture is' the
consistency of unbeaten egg white. Fold in whipped cream. -
Turn into a 6 -cup mold; chill until firm. Add Curacao to re-
maining fruit`cocktail• for sauce; chill: Unmold Bavarian and
t�serve with fruit cocktail sauce.
YIELD: 8 servings.
Hospital Auxiliary buys
equipment' #or nursery
The • Womenns Auxiliary to
the Alexandra (�erreral and
Marine 'Hospital has presented
two pieces of equipinent to the
hospital to, be used in the
nursery. • A Combination
C)•tagnostic� Set and
Laryngoscope with battery,
handle and blade ware -givers as a
▪ memorial to the late Mrs. A. A.
Nicol, a formwr valuablce'meinber
o of the Auxiliary.
•
A suitable �� gift . will 6e
'presented • to. each Goderich
Hospital Candystriper who
enters training in nursing or who
chooses hospital work as a
career,, An award ceremony for
Candyst'ripers will be held
February. • ,y'l hese teenaged
• volunteers are a valuable asset to
the Alexandra Hospital.
ere's-more
o b�aski-
seasp enough to tell: all-new
ro-dynamic design. New handy
mpartment under the seat! New
lshpry automatic drives] Gas-.
nk cap, with' gauge! Exclusive
quart reserve fuel tank. Little •
t s that mean a lot. Best rea-
on of all is:, the people who .
build Boa Ski are few"in number
all"d`Iti carr vei ` fi' mens-titir
nd they're out to prove that
Boa Ski is a better buy . . and
you hotter believe it!
You .can be sure
with
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By Peggy Fisher
KINDERGARTEN
This week Kindergarten Class
B were visited by 'Connie
Sowerby's four kittens.'These
are some comments of the class:
The eats- were furry 'and fuzzy.
They were soft. They scratched
at some • people's clothes. One,.
had deep, fur. The kittens are
• nice. The kittens, are cute. One
kitten was sleeping on Larry.,
One kitten was sleeping on
- Terry. Two were black and
white, one was White with a dark
spot on his
•
and black.
back. One was grey
GRADE 6
Mexico is the topic being
studied in Grade 6. Students
have done some- good projects,,
;about homes, food, mining, etc. -
The smell of chili' con carne and
Mexican candy was easily
noticed in the hall.
SPORTS
Volleyball' has become the
sport. of interest 'at the school. '
Boys interested in making the
school tearn-will--be-practicing on
•
Mondays at 3:30 p.m. Girls will
practice on Tuesday at 3:30. Mr.
Harman and Mrs. Sygrove will be
in charge. -
CHEERLEADERS •
Mrs. Rau and Mrs. Sygrove
have selected cheerleaders for
our school. Those chosen are:
Judy , . Taylor, Joanne
Schoemaker, Sherry Reid, Marie
Willis, Cady' *MacPhee, Gail
McMichael, Lisa Moore,'Wanda
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Duncan, JunBowman, Wendy
Fisher, Judith McPhee and Susan
Feagan, .
Knox Arthur Circlelearn
missionary is hospitallzed
The Arthur Circle of Knox
Presbyterian . Church held its
November meeting on Monday,
November 15 in the Church
Parlor. President, Edna Pollock,
opened the meeting with the
reading of Psalm 122,'and.Psalm
19 was sung.
The secretary and treasurer
read their reports and the
business period was conducted.
It was regretfully announced
that mission-ary, Miss Ida White,
of India, is ill in, hospital there,
and cards are being sent to Miss
White.,
The ' December meeting is•
being moved ,up one week and
will be field on December 13.
The meeting was then turned
over to Madeleine Edward and
her group. The theme for the
evening was "How the Word gets
Around." Hazel McCreath led in
the responsive reading of Psalm
119, followed by prayer offered.
by Donna Crawford.
A tribute : to Mrs. Cherry
which was published in the Glad
Tidings was read by Ruth Harris.
She also spoke of a new religious
cult •"Soka Gakkai" begun by a
Buddhist sect in Japan . and is
now spreading to the. western
world.
Lee McCallum spoke of the
Gideon Society 'which was
organized by three - travellers
wlk/ met at Jamesville,
Wisconsin _ in 1899 and tl r'ey
chose the name of 'Gideon for
their group. They place Bibles in
a l 1• hotel rooms, penal
institutions, hosptiials and
schools.
Winnie Bell discussed the
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A film "And there was light"
was shown, and after the closing
exercises, a fellowship hour was
enjoyed.
The Auxiliary president, Mrs.
G. C. White gave a
comprehensive account of the
recent Convention of the Ontario
Hospital Afisociation to which
she was a delegate,
Mrs. Whf a also passed on
pertinent inlbrmation from' the
local Hospital Board and,..krQm
the Fall, Conference •of
Auxiliaries held in Guelph.
•The recent sale of calendars
was . a successful project with
very few calendars lett to 'be
sold,
The Gift Shop has been
replenished with practical and
novelty articles suitable for
Christmas giving. The Shop
situated just inside the ,main
entrance to the hospital,. is open
from two' to four Monday
through Saturday:
°1'J. W. McLaren entertained
the members with slides and a
running commentary on the
"Group of Seven," Mr.
McLaren's personal comments
made the work of these seven
Canadian artists very real to the`'~
women.
Benrniflet UCW meets
The ladies of Benmiller
United Church Women met at
the church for their November
meeting with , 13 members
present. Mrs. Doreen Willis.
pr sided for tfie ° meeting and
opened. with the poem, "in
Flan ers Fields". .
,The Irish" group conducted
'the worship 'period including a
two part skit which gave us all
food for thought.
I)urin,g.,business group reports
were heard-- and all committee
heads were asked t.o, hand in
their annual reports at the
January meeting.
Thv .D ee,mber meeting„ is to
tale` the form of, a pot fuck
Ihetan 'on' ' Wednesday,
December 1 •at 12:30.. All
members are urged to come 'arid
to bring a friend.'
The •Christmas supper party
begins at 6:30 Saturday,
December 11. Potatoes and meat
provided ladies will bring the
The nomination 460,f t�e
presented their report It
decided tp ask Mrs. Leonard '
Warr to look into buying new
music for her choir if she wishes.
Each •group ---voted to donate
$15 to the Sunday school and
the main U.C.W. willdonate$25
to help the Sunday Schol fund.
The ladies also voted to
sponsor a girl to attend Toc
Alpha Conference . between
.Christmas and New Years. 4..
After business ' concluded,
lunch and a social half hour were
enjoyed.
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