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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
CHRISTMAS SEASONINGS
Are you 'sometimes discouraged
because everything you cuuk seems
to taste rather tint and uninter-
esting? Perhaps yob have not
learned the trick of usiug herby
and other seasouinga. 'I'Ihey are the.
magic wand that lifts a plaiu slew,
or meat pie from the. ordinary .into
the• sublime. For the nus-is:tt
t using spices and herbs one goad
▪ rule to follow .is to use them spar-
ing;ly. Let theta contribute. an iu-
delivable, elusive something to a
dish without auyoue being able to
;rich out just what it. 15.
Condimeuts will come in huudy
wheu plauuiug then extra special
• (ltristtula-'meals. itiuidentally, the
l'i,,i.4.• terms "condiment" may be a little
confusing. It is the general term
iJ1ii I which covers three types of season -
,
i lugs — spices, seeds and herbs.
lutoug -the spices are the old kit-
- ehen favorites — pepper, ginger.
kit.,....
and cinnamon. .The seed
condiments probably best known
-A
.are mustard, celery and anise seeds.
Wheu 'it comes to herbs we find
'there is quite an array, each with
its ' own. special aromatic flavor,
which we should learn to 'make I
, kuse of in our cooking.
Used by Chefs
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I Here are some hints from the
home economists of the Department
of Agriculture ou the types of herbs
commonly used by famous chefs
to add pungency and•zest to favor-
ite dishes. The ones they talk
atout are the ones most frequently
found ons -your grocer's shelves.
.First, there is basil. The Greeks
gave it its name which means
'.kin;;..—king of herbs. Its flavor
goes well witb all tomato dishes.
Bay leaf is a rather potent herb
but used sparingly it adds much
Ato. braised beef, soups or stews.
The there is rosemary with its'
gdistinct pine-lik., flavor which sonic
like to :add occasionally to potatoes,0cauliflower or turnip as they are
cooking. `!'here is 0 story that if
k roesemary tjjourishes when it is
k
grown indoors- it shows that the l
woman is the master of the ljeuse.
7 i Whether this is authentic or not;
0 rosemary is a popular herb, for it
is also fine to use with roast beef.
laniheapwrk ,or veal.
Chervil is-- perhitps" not as well
known as some of the other herbs.
1-(-.It has a flavor something like a
. nasturtium leaf and is g1 od with
salads, soups, -sauces amd eggs.
.Hint is usually assec•iatect with
lamb and green pias but try adding.
a little dried mint to cooked beeta
er „molts for a different flavor.
.Ilerser:aclish is frequently used
with roast beef or in :fipple sa uce
for roast pore:.
The French "Rouquet garni" is
t h realfv three hers, in -one. Time
or four sprigs of parsley, the sane'
k
of thyme ati(1 one bay leaf are
lout tegether and the little "Ron-
-+last" with the 1hyiue on the out-
-VA side is tied with thread. It is
i eft11 added to soups and S1(4S
.t' ' hilt ,it should le, remembered that
" both thyme and bay leaf are very
F; wrong favored so the "Bouquet"
°> i should not. les left in the soup or
vs
Gtas stcsw 100 hales i a I '!`file home eeonomis,ts suggest soil
•' f*. make your Christina, meals not
only festive but outstanding by
14; using various herbs. Savours iS
23 jj�JJ� probably the tnfi,t common ane to
Phone put in the stalling ft,r the ('hrist
:�,- 1 rnas turkey. \Vhile sage is par• 1
F%%', titularly good with goose. P11151 1•,
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Christmas In Germany
These sire nearly all the people
1 know well; except, indeed, Martin
Luther, the miner's sun, to wham
Auut Ursula Cotta has been so
kind. Hle is dear to us all its one
of our own family—He He is about
the same age as Fritz,' who thinks
there is no oae like h}tp. Aud he
has such a voice, mud is so religious
andt sq merry withal; at least
sra,at tint
It s his voice and his devout
ways which first drew Aunt 'Ursula's
attention to hint. • She had seen
him often it the daily prayers at
church. Ile used to sing' as a
chorister with the boys of the Latin
School of the parish of St. George,
where Fritz and he studied. The
ringing tones of his voice, so clear
and true, often attracted Aunt
Ursula's attention; and he always
seemed so devout. But we knew
little about hiiti. He was very
poor, and had a pinched, half -
'starved look when first we noticed
hint. ,
Our acquaintance with him, how-
ever, began one day which I re-
KENT HISTORY WRITTEN
BY' VICTOR LAURISTON
A noteworthy contribution to On-
tario local history is "Romantic
Kent," a history of that county
from 1(a26 to 19.52, written -by
Victor Lauriston and jointly spxnt-
cored by the county of Kent and
the city of Chatham.
The monumental nature of the I
work ••may be inferred front the
fact that it was nearly' three year.,
in the writing, after 11 great ale::l
of preliminary preparation. I'h1e,
book totals 7141 large page's, er .tp-
proximately half amillion words,
and 114411 printing and binding were
done in Kent county. The editioe
comprises 3,000 copies. Some .1f
tete sauthoeK.experiences in prodit
ing the lank- were humorously de-
seribed in. an address given to -the
Ontario Historical Society's annual
convention lit' London last
and printed in that society's pubiia•-
:uiun. "Outa•rio.11istpry," •
Victor Lauriston, for many years
engaged in jourua1istp at Chatham
and a frequent magazine contrib-
utor• is already the author of sev-
eral hlxrhs, including the Centen-
nial history- of lai1nbton (semi y-
pnblished in 1919. Ile spent his
earlier years in Goderiell and
passed his entr1nee from the old
Central Schoel, where \Ii•ss Isabel
Sharman wits ane of his t* tehers.
'BRONCHIAL ASTHMA
Do you gasp, wheeze and fight for breath,
so you can't get proper sleep? Templeton's
RAZ-MAl1 capsules help you to breathe I
easily, relieved of wheezing and gasping.
They loosen tight -packed phlegm in
bronchial tubes, so it conies away easily.
bleep and work in comfort, take RAZ -
MAH today. ASc, $1.35 at druggists. R -SS
TOTAL FINES COLLECTED
$180 DURING OCTOBER
.1 total of $18.3 its tines •Waz ( ea1
tel;cd during the '11Klntlt of 1 tete-
ilei it ads revealed in the report
of the Goderitli d. ta& liwent of 1:11,•
t
iota Ho Provincial l'1.1iee it, 1111
regular Town Corneal meeting. Of
14 cases prosecuted, 12 resulitrel in
convictions. nine under the Iligh-
\la"y 'I'ratiic• .lost" and three and r
the ('1anudn 'Temperance Act. 1
these cl uyieliuus, 11 1*1 sltlte(I 1n 1lio
iui1esition of fines ami ot)e in im-
p►risohtnent. Two chitrg s wery
cyit!Id r:awn.
S1111y-nine inn•estig'atsaires4 , were
/larded out, involving, seJrvice of 49
summonses and 1xee11ti1111 11f 1111'1.11
seat'Ih warra'nta. -
The 1l $p1OX11nttte valve. of liquor
aeized was $1(11 There were 90
warnings iss-1tcti 1111(1er the 11igh-
%It-ay Traffic .tot. Sixty-two i-nspl(•r-
tioes of httlin ss or other prltmisea
were carried alit and two pretnilses
were found open Pnd the owners
notified.
Nearly 70 ('.I'.n. agents in the
Canadian West provide report;
which make up the railway's highly
informative weekly crop report.
either fresh or dried may alio be
.added to dressings. Thyme and
marjoram have quite strong flavors
so guide .yourself accordingly when
using them. By the way, the
poultry dressing sold in shoots is
u eotu'biva•t}on of several herbs.
For Christmas entertaining,
whether it be a tree-deeoritiug
pArty or an informal supper, a cas-
serole of chicken and nntshroout
will be much enjoyed. Marjorain
used sparingly, adds much to a
chicken easserole as does tarragon,
while rosemary is delightful in
fricassee 1)111 is nsuaIly thought
of to ('ounection with pickles, but
it is also good with chi('ken, par'
tieularly with'creamed chicken... -
Party sandwieh!'s or eamapses-can
lie given a tantirlizing flavor by
adding herbs to the *proud or to
the -butter. For exatiiple, mix a
little basil in the butter for egg
-sandwiches or add sage to cheese
_spread• -for at different • tangs' Mint
and parsley are good with cheese
spreads too.
Cherry Beverages are- a must at
most ('hristnias parties and mint
is a refreshing addition to many
cold drinks,
Seven destroyer escorts, designed
to meet. ' the threat of. new, -high-
115551 submarine, are. under con-
struction in Canadian shipyards for
the Royal Canadian Navy and seven
more are on order.
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Gifts Galore .
. • at Hibbert's Store
We can't possibly tell you about all the innumerable articles we have from which you may choose your
Christmas gifts.- So; we invite you to come in and bring the family and look around and shop at your leisure.
The gifts you buy at Hibbert's will be ittrac'iirelk'-*rapped in colorful Christmas wrapping.
F. . H
GODERIOH
PHONE 86
VIIVIZVVVVTarrattir,/
member well. I was ut Aunt
Ursula's house, whish is in George
Street, near the church and school.
I had watched the choir, of boys
singing from door to door through
OW street. :No one had given theta
anything: they looked disappointed
and hungry. At lust' they stopped
before the w'indew where Autit
Ursula and were sitting witit
her little boy. '!'hut clear, high,
ringing voice was there 'again.
Aunt Ursula went to the floor
and called Martin in; and then she
went herself to the kitchen, and
after giving him a good meal him-
self, sent him away with his wallet
full, and told hint to come again
very soon. After that, I suppose
she consulted with Cousin Conrad
Cotta; and the result was that
Martin Luther became an inmate
of their house, and has lived among
us familiarly since then like one
bf our own cousins... -
Martin had a sweet voice, and
loved music as a child, and he used
+often to sing at people's doors as
he slid here. Once, at Christmas
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EBB ROSS
Says
Year: 410 114(1 snake fortunes —they make
' old then and 41(1 women. Some slaty
wilt get your last pay, ehsglie.`
1 hove a plan which will gna17antl e
r••tirement cheque. for earl of life.
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10.1.- talk Thi, over.
you
E. its• BOSS
Goderich
Representative
Ontario
time, he wus singing carols from
village to village among the woods
with other boys, when it peasant
casae tolthe door of his hut, where
they were singing, and said in is
loud gruff voice; "Whare are 'S'ou,
boys?" - The children welt; so
frightened that they scampered
uwuy, as fast us they could, and
only found out afterwards that else
man with .0 -rough voice bad a
kind heart, and had brought them
out some sausages. "Poor Martin
wee used to blows in those days',
and had good reason to dread them.
It �tnust have been -pleasant, how --
ever, to hear the boys' voices carol-
ling through the woods about Jesus
born at IYet'hlebent. • Voices echo so
strangely' among tete silent pine-
forests.—From' Chrpnicles of the
Sehonberg-Cotta Family," by Eliza-
beth Rundle Charles, 1802.
For results—Try a classified ad
in The Signal -Star. .
1111 U !WDA 1it DEC'. 4 tb, . 1959ealf
QUICK ;CANADIAN QUIZ
1. lluw many people have emigrated
froth (aunuda in the past 100
yea .flet
2.. lic fore?
any ore is mined, 1200
million is being iuvestet( _las de-
velop what new mineral deposit?
3. Nance our live leading export
taa►tumtoditles in 1951,
4. Sir John A. Macdonald was them
Domittion'd.tlrst what? •
D: Siuce,11)50 tux payment' by Can-
adians have iuereasced by how
' much?
ANSWEItS : 5. '!'la'he,
doubled, ,f roma $:i 41114011 tocy $(f' bitav-
Hon. 3. Newsprint, wheat, wood ;•
gtuip, ld.ml►er, slit kel. 1. 1i.f► :md111rtn
emigrants. 4. Prints Mtinlster, 2.
The U.ttava Iron detposlt r,
(Material supplied by the editors
of Quick Canadian Facts, the hand-
book of Pacts about Venetia.)
There were 30,'24 hockey pucks
manufactured in Canada in 1950.
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