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The Huron Expositor, 1969-11-27, Page 24DECORATED BUTTERY SUGAR COOKIES Christmastithe baking would not be comalete w.thout those cut-out and decorated rolled cookies. They offer an exciting opportunity for the ceilciren to share in the tood'preparation for the approach- ing hOliday season. So bring out the cookie cutters (stars, bells, trees) and even the doughnut cutter to make the wreaths, Bake the cookies ahead and pass out a few samples. Pack the remainder in layers with 'wax paper and hide in the freezer until Christmas, According to the home 'economsts of the Canada Department of Agriculture they will keep beautifully for several months. Cookies for Christmas . • • Snowmobile ,BoOts byWeather-guard for the° whole family Sinalated Seal Skin MUC41•PCS for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN See our display of 11.98 SNOWBELLES by KAUFMAN For All YOur Winter Footwear Needs Visit Men's SNOWBOOTS by Sisnian from Cocktail Boots -- • 12.98 - 18.98 LARONE'S STATIONEltrilid GIFTS Seaforth 5c to $1.00 Store - at NI MI ON LARON BOOKS GAMES PAINT BY NUMBER SETS make popular gifts Including Hockey, Crokinole and Monopoly Games the Whole Family May Enjoy! Here at LAFLONE'S you'll find a selection of everything that goes to make Christmas a memorable occasion! BIBLES 'For Christmas' Giving Our selection includes' Hymnaries, Books of Praise, Anglican Church Prayer Books Other itoxes --$1.00 - $1.25 - $1.50 up 14' We have a full selection, including the popular Rustcraft, Norcross and Coutts-Hallmark Lilies. Personalized Christmas Cards for every member of the family Special Cards for Special Occasions - Special value by Coutts and Rustcraft soup PACKS A package of; 25 high quality cards $1.00, $1,50; $1.75 BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 45 cards for .$1.98 It would be a good idea if hunters-were to cheVeir tol-erancelevels before 'Into the woods. If your tolerance evel is low, then you may expect to become g rossly annoy d itb the actions of others wh pa - ticipatlng in the hunt, in one litty or another, but not- necessarily displayting the best of hunting ethics (manners that is) while rio1ng so. Remember too that the big game hunting fraternity is grow- ing annually, but public lands on which to hunt are not. The older, organized camp hunters are therefore coming more into con- tact with the day' hunters, and hunters who use their 'summer cottages as a base for hunting safaris. You may test your tolerance lei/el on some of the.following incidents that have occurred dur- ing previous 'deer h'unting seasons' • These poor hunting manners do little for the sport: 1. Have a hunter 'without dogs ask you Where you intend to start your dogs the next day. 2. After your dogs have started a good chase, have a dogless character drop the deer chased by your dogs in front of your eyes, and resent you saying a single thing about it.' 3. After getting 'permission to erect a hunt camp, builds it in the middle of the roadblock- ing other hunters passage past his camp to shunting grounds beyond. 4. Find strange hunters occupying watch areas that your camp ' gang has occupied for 15 years • or more. 5. Find that a strange gang of ' hunters with a trailer parked in the middle of the road 'is blocking passage beyond to your hunt camp, 6. Or park their trailers 100. feet from• your long occupied . hunt camp. Hunters ShoOd Ask How Toletafice? or cake ,trimettes' before baking. Cut cookies in 2-inch'rounds. Cut.' a hole in centre of half the . rounds. Sandwich to- gether with jam or jelly, after baking. Spread baked cookies with thin icing and trim with pieces of glazed fruit ,or - colored sugar. *Cookies may be baked ahead and frozen. RE 0ES & 1 2 ..up sugar 1 egg yolk 1 tablespoon grated lemon, rind 1/2 cup finely chopped almonds 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon Cream butter and gradually, heat in sugar. Beat in egg yolk and lemon rind. Add almonds. Sift remaining. ingredients and gradually stir into creamed mix- ture. Turn dough out on board and knead until, smooth, 2 to 3 minutes. Divide in two halves and ohill about 30 minutes, for easier rolling. Roll °tit' 1/2 the dough at one time, on lightly floured board, to 1 /4 inch Cut in fancy shapes with cookie cutters. Bake, on greased sheets at 350 deg.F. until very lightly browned, 10 to 12 minutes. Makes about 4 dozen cookies (2 inches in diameter). DE corate cookies e• in One of the following ways: - Sp-rankle with colored sugar CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF COOKIES AT Hospitality is a very large part of, Christmas and ape of .the friendliest' gestures one can make is to share the good'things from the kitchen with all who come into the house. The giving of food as gifts to shut-ins or busy friends is- also very much appreciated at this time of year. Cookies,• both plain and de- corated, are easy to package and are very attractive in de- corated boxes, bowls and other containers. When sending coo- kies a long distance, wrap them individually in altiminum foil or waxed paper. This will keep them fresher longer and will also keep them from breaking. ,,.Home economists bring you several tasty and pretty cookie recipe'S that. you might like to try and use as gifts. The 'Orange Butter Balls' are dainty and easy to make. The 'Almond Short- bread' cookies can be'decorated `in many different ways to pre- sent a variety of cookies from one recipe': Everyoife should hai/e at least one recipe formeringue cookies so 'Christmas Me- ringues' has been included: ORANGE BUTTER. BALLS 1/2 cup butter 1/4 cup sugar. 1 egg yolk • - 1 tablespoon grated .leange rind 2 teaspoons orange juice 1 teaspoon lemon juice Involvement is a necessary ingredient in safety. This was the theme which created enthus- iasm for involvement, at, the recent Zone 5 Earth Safety Council meeting held at Petrolia. An active seminar was directed by Victor Morrow, program co-ordinator for aural Learning Association. Seminar chairman, Glen Robertson, called on Mrs. Ellwood. Lamb, Lambton County Safety Council Chairman to. welcome the delegates from seven counties. To illustrate increased accident hazards, a new safety film entitled I ,Cnance of a Lifetime" will shown by' Oscar Snyder, Farm Safety Co-ordinator from Guelph. This film was produced in „Ontario and narrated by Hal 1 ,:up sifted all-purpose flour 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 ege white 1/2 ehopped almonds Candied cherries to decorate Cream butter and `sugar. Beat in egg yolk. Add orange rind and juice ,and lemon juice, Sift fiour and salt. Stir into creamed mixture' at least 2 houre to firm. P:eih off small pieces of chilled dough and roll into balls. Dip is slightly bea- ten egg white, then in choPped almonds. Place on greased coo- kie sheets and decorate witb small pieces of candied cherries. Bake at 325 deg.F. until lightly browned, about 25 minutes. M.iAs about 3 dozen cookies. `CHRISTMAS MERINGUES 2 egg whites 1.4 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup sugar 1,72 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup chopped' dates or candied cherries 1 cup chopped nuts Beat egg whites and salt un- til stiff but- not dry. Gradually beat in sugar until stiff peaks form Add vanilla. Fold in fruit and nuts. Drop by teaspoons on very lightly greased cookie sheet ,and bake at 250 deg.F.until crisp, 25 to 30 minuteee Turn off heat and leave meringues in oven until cool. Makes about 4 dozen. ALMOND SHORTBREAD COOKIES • 1 cup butter • .r"/ Wright, Provincial Farm Safety Specialist. Mrs. 'F'!..eda Kamstra, past chairman of the Ontario Farm Safety Council from Thunderbay, brought greetings on behalf of - the provincial executive: Delegates 'prepared a, force analysis chart to study the reasons why people should tate tart in organized safety, and the reasons for indifference., Three principles which apply to 'all meetings were studied and de- monstrated: (1) Self identity (2) Group Mural and (3) Task for the job. Walter McIlwain of Goderic.h, 'Safety Council Chairman for Huron, and Stan Paquette, Assoc- iate Agricultural Representative for Huron, attended. Transport officials noted that -motorists can gain in conven- ence and peace of mind by get- ting their, plates in the first few week's, avoiding the last min- ute line-ups. In cases where the owner- ship of a used motor vehicle is being transferred at the time of registration, a certificate of 7. Bang away at groUse or ducks in nearby ponds, upsetting your watch. 8. Dump g arba ge on the edge of your favourite lake or near your cottage or hunt. camp. S. Steal the only two deer from the rack outside your camp, after you had tramped the woods for a solid week to get them. 10. Grab your best hound and start him on a run in another- area. 11. when hunting on your pri- vately owned land have a strange hunter order you off not knowing of course that - you were the actual owner. 12'• putting up 'no trespassing' sign on someone eases land, without the owner's authority. 13. Arrive at your hunt camp opening day, only to find that, your neighbour had already 'killed his deer before the season opened. The foregoing is merely a small indication -of----frie many discourtesies that prevail during the quest for a fair or unfair share of Crown game. Hunters have to realize that, public land means just that, it, is for the enjoyment of everyone. Poor sportsmanship while hunt- ing fs not listed as an offence in our law books. and occurs through pure and simple greed KIPPEN Correspondent Mrs.Norman Long, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moffatt and girls visited Sunday with Mrs. Moffatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs; Ross Campbell of Ridgetown.- Miss Lois •Jackson, who has had spinal surgery in Victoria Hospital, London, is progressing favourably.' Mass Jean Ivison returned home after being hospitalized several weeks in St. Joseph's • Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes of London visited Sunday with her father, Robert Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. StanleyJackson had as week end guests their daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Henderson of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs.Brian Traviss of London. 3-POINT HITCH AD ER tb ;150 " FERGUSON ffont-end loader $125 COCKSHUTT 4-row 3-point hitch cultivator $395 INTERNATIONAL 330 Gas $1076 '64 FORD 2000 Gas $1450 INTERNATIONAL 8275 6nd loader manure fork-and material bucket, complete overhaul .. $1659 Huron Sets FORD SUPER MAJOR DIESEL $1790 441 Night Tite twenty-second Annual Huron County 4-H Achievement Night will be held in the Sea- forth District I-Egh School, on Friday evening of next week. Club members who completed a project in 1969 receive Huron County% 4-1-1 Agricultural PERSONALIZED their awards. In announcing the COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS' - SERVIETTES event G. J. Howes, Extension Assisi ant for li iron County peint- THE HURON EXPOSITOR ed out that everyone who has an interest in the 4-H programme is invited to attend the Achieve- ment Night. ci SCOTCH LACE TABLECLOTHS Dozens of selections ,of Boxed LUNCHEON and VANITY SETS The Perfect Gift - 3.98 - 4.98 5.98 BOYS' and GIRLS' SNOW SUITS BoyS' and Girls' Tse Shirts • ,-CAR COATS for Children and Youth Choose a Practical Gift from our. SOlection of STATIONERY A wide range of prices and variety of styles .98 to 3.79, Hostess Notes .49, .98 b. aj • Becoii'ie Involved Safety People Say 1970 Plates Go on Sqle December lst Ontario's 1970 licence plates for passenger cars, dual our- .' pose vehicles and motorcycles , go on sale Monday, December 1, at the local issuing office. . Local issuer, F. 'C. J.' Sills, said registration fees for- the plates are the same as for 1989. plates. For pa,ssenger cars and dual purpose ,vehicles having eight cylinders, the registration mechanical fitness is required fee is $36.00; six cylinders ,to get new plates. No Ortifi- $27.50; four cylinders, if manu- cate is needed for normal pur-factured after 1933, $20.00; four chases of plates, renewing Cylinders, if manufactured in or ting ownership with no transfer before 1933, $8.00; motorcycles involved. Used mbtor vehicles $10,00. • • licensed previously in another The plates .will be blue on " province also require a ceiti- white, the reverse of this 'year's Beate, of mechanical fitness on colours. Deadline date for having the new plates will be Satur- day, February 28, when. 1969 plates wilt eitpire. There will ,be no dgelibtoti. • •the tail nibliber of Motor Velitielegtio be eegiSteyed ti th'e to totkault their local lidenee ihreemMotith, .00101 WOO tie issuing agent for details con. deadithe' is-,eitithafed,"sit.'11100 corning tegistraliob Meg for 2,296i8`064 ::tiapatititie0 iehielek being registered in Ontario .and. new plates issued for the fitSt time. 1969 plates for truc1GS, btises d trailers will empire March 100, dperatorS are advised Available; from 5.95 up and a total disregard for others. Remedies* for Same can pnly come through self - discipline, and the development of a do-unto- others attitude. How does your tolerance mea- sure up? LARRY SNIDER MOTORS FORD TRACTORS•EQUIPMENT '111 620 Exeter 235-1640 Phone 527-0240 Seaforth Packages from 59c to $1.98 Nationally known Rustcraft ,and Coutts-Hallmark Cards and Wrapping Gay, Colorful Wrapping Paper; Tape and Stickers FOLDS 15c :and 25c In Our Dry Goods Department You Will find hundreds of usefuLaud Pleticqt fitif ts Biggest stock ever 'of LADIES' HANKIES TOWELS and TOWEL SETS LINGERIE SLEEPERS HEAD SCARVES and GLOVES Let us help you avoid the Christmas Rush ! A small deposit holds any purchase until Christmas Our Store Features . . . GIGANTIC SELECTIONS OF CHINA GIFTS and GLASSWARE Dainty, Delicate Pieces, and All Very Decorative Open Wednesday Alter/loons from now. until Christmas 0 Hundreds of titles - from which to choose.