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GODRUCI-1 SIPNA.1STAR, TuurtsrAY, ogopapv,
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Four' new Canadian books FOR 1 MOTHERS AND "-One Man's Defiant Defense of shows lhat, people don't. ever
FATHERS AND DAUGHTERS the Older Generation". it's a change much. A:delightful funny
make good Christmas gifts.
FOR BOYS: ,HOW TO PLAY AND SONS-. WE GAVE YOU gentle, witty look at the book by: Robert TIMM AIe
HOCKEY by Tom Watt. TI1E ELF,CTRIC Generation Gap through the winner 1r this year's ,StRpticp
Foreword by pave Keon. This TOOTHBRUSH! 0,l)y 'Robert eyes of a man who remembers Leacockikwaril for HUMOV270
. book .is a must for every boygrowing up in the old days and pages. ,
who' loves hockey .4- regardless ThOrnas Allen. This book.is
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diagrams. , Here , Tom Watt,
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of his age. It's loaded with
action illustrati9ns arid Iactical , Potted
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Canadian College Coach of the ,
Year", has written the.book 'oil
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for Christmas- enterta
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176 pages; 95 illustrations. ,
h.ohday entertaining. At 1/4 cup po'rt wine
Cheese is the answer to 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 7
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crock, cover and refrigerate.
b tlended. Place in a pot Ory
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FOR ADVENTURE
Christmas, too. many nuts and Bring to room temperature -to-- --
LOVERS:. --COME A LONG
Combine grated cheese and 1
set*. Makes 2 1/2 cups.
JOURNEY by Alan Fry. This is
cheestl tray with fruitg,- crisp refrigerate 46vernight. Cream Serve in a buffet ' with
goodies simply "go to waist". A tablespoon port. Cover and
a modern story about an Indian,
crackers and rye bread, or make 44
a whiteinan, and 'a long stretch
and give ala gift! - -
crackers,. and rye breads is a cheese and butter. Gradually add
• - 2 • of. river. As. the two men.canoe,
welconse Change from the empty -4/4 cup port, creaming until
down the Yukon River from
Whitehorse to awson City they
calories in nibblers and sweet8',
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hunt moose and grizzlies and Cheese and wine are all-time , .. .
shoot rapids - and slowly .the favorites. A wide variety of ,
two men break down th.e racial • cheese is now made in Ontario, . ti
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barriers between them and but, Cheddar still tops, the list in a tc your urey
_ become friends. A beautiful popularity. Food specialists at
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The Goderich Senior Citizens Club held their annual Christmas
Dinner at St. Peter's Church' Hall last _week -Among the -head
table guests were, left to right John McDonald, treasurer; Mrs.
Ea;I Cooper, secretary; J.. Marvlick; Mrs. A. Miller, press
secretary;and William Snyder, vice-president, St. Peter''
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Catholic Women's League hosted the ev ---Ataff photo
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Christmas
Victoria St. United Church
.Women held their annual
meeting Monday, December 6
.. commencing with a pot luck
• supper followed by a
auction of items left' from the
.November Fair.
Life, Membership pins were
presented to Annie Harmer and
Vera Larder, pinned on by
Freida Young , and Irene
Freerifaii— respeetively.,, Ruth
Hayden. and Mary Morris made
the presentations.
Three deceased members
were honored in a service in
which Dorothy Westlake lighted
a candle in memory of 'Emma
Westlake, Jean Patterson one in
nienr ry 44.r.ea 43linsgp , and 4,
Mary Currell, one in 'Memory of
the Ontario._ Counoil, • ' ,
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,Columbian Alan Fry, author of Ontario Department of Chalky White OrdarliPatCheSTorn, biirn packages are , -
HOW A PEOPLE piE. 1 MapAgrieulture andFood, uggest
on frozen turkey promise a dry, another". cause of freezer burn.' ..,
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249 pages. combining Cheddar and port tough Christmas dinner. Cold, dry air draws moisture'
wine in this tested recipeIt • White areas and dark_patches from the meat when the
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FOR MEN: .THE CAR keeps well and can be made two are 'greeter bute. Freezer burn wrapping is torn.
results when frozen foods lose
OWNER'S HANDBOOK by Ray .to three weeks before serving For high quality frozen
Stapley. This 'comprehensive, PlavOrs blend and mellow duringmoisture. It means food has not.
commonsenge- handbook tells storage. Shcrumblyarp Cheddar has a, been properly handled or stored. Partial thawing and refreezing Ontario Food Councdturkeys, food specialists at the Ontario
everything you ever wanted .to is aged longer and will make a is a common cause of freezer Department of Agriculture and
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you ilsasy-to-understand tesrrns
more texture because it
know abouryour car - with a smoother. Tread. burn. Thawing beginswhenever Food advise checking carefully
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en..o Torontos Ray PORT WINE frozen food countersTurkr-
WITH YOUR tAELP thousands of copies of this book I../2 pound medium' or sharp retail counters are not kept, at,,,,-Iine ..i.marked .on . the freezer
Stapley has already sold many POTTED CHEESE
.,stacked. above the load line in the wrapper. „Look for...the,load •
.."...,_... _ in the U.S.A. and Canada. 52 Cheddar.; finely grated ' temperatures low enough to counter and donqfbuy.t,inliei/S"”
maintain quality. ° stacked above it.
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Peggy McKinnon.
A service of worship in the
Christmas theme was conducted
by the unit known as The King's
Daughters. Taking part , Were
Jean Patterson, Adelaide Fuller,
Ruth Hayden,. Elva Thompson
and Edith Argyle. • •
The Harmony Circle unit
presented a delightful duet "I
don't want to play in your yard"_
in which Verna Robertson and
Margaret Boa were prettily
costumed and sang the number
with Mary Ma.rrig. as
accompanist.
The Friendly Helpers
contributed three readings
"Santa's Helper" by Beulah
_Good, "The ...f.,..om/h Wise -Man"
by Annie Smith and "Eating
Habits of Another Day" by
Audrey Linner.
All reports were presented
and accepted. •
The. Executive.for '72 and '73
is as follows: Past President,
Edith Argyle; President; Mary
Morris; 1st Vice-president
(open); 2nd- Vice-president,
Audrey Linner; and Flowers
Recreation Secretary, Edith
Argyle"; corresponding
secretary, - Mary Curren;
treasurer, Adelaide
The presjdent thanW, the
members for their co-operation f,
in the past two years which were rd,
-busy Ones, A welcOine Wad
extended to the new executive
and a pleasant, if busy, evening
drew to a close. '
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