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,il,,y houses
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'hut at the top to look like
tag smoke rising from a
place. n added touch, Mrs.
tt sits a little plastic
wman outside the house
the tin foil base and also
the base with white icing
ao snow.
emble patches
eopie want to, says Mrs.
It, they can add their own
sesuch as
tudecorations
C tlChristmas
out front or a Santa
us on the roof.
COLORFUL
verall the
ledy houses
and
fiee ry deta
rful. They make excellent
stmas decorations or
le centres as well as being
le and fun for children.
In looking at too many
ses at once, Mrs. Scott
s sheand sue egin to
s but,by
they re ames
'
Ing at one alone they
lite they are quite cute.
rs. Scott has been making
dy houses for about four
ive years now. She used to
give them away or sell
to friends but this year
thought of making it a
stmas project. It wasn't
ething she felt she could
on alone because of the
s involved,, so she asked
daughter Sue to help and
became partners.
des, says Mrs. Scott,
gees faster if you have
eone to talk to and work
rs. Scott, an honorary
ette, first ran across the
and pattern for a candy
se when Mrs. Betty
on made a big one to be
led off by the Goderich
ttes. When Mrs. Scott
something creative like
she says she likes to try
t for herself and ex-
ment. So she made candy
es on a smaller scale.
used to make special
day cakes shaped like
apes and bunnies for her
n when they were
get. She also made
ily shaped cakes for
hours and friends who
she enjoyed doing that
of thing.
en it comes to other
g, Mrs. Scott calls
If "a plain cooker". At
tales time she makes
ual shortbread cookies,
and mince tarts. Last
she made Christmas
too but it was not as
ar with her family as
erthings.
GOURMET
s, Scott's husband Jack
tually the "gourmet"
in the family. Last
stmas he cooked a
ling pig complete with
apple in its mouth. He
to get into the kitchen
Mrs. Scott and his two
tecookbooks are Fanny
er and The Joy of
ng. If you follow Fanny
er, he says, you can't go
i
Scott has had a few
leets during her years of
ing candy houses. One
she helped the Kinettes
e several houses for ,a
After they were
e, they were stored in a
cool room but for some
own reason the icing,
es and candies all slid
eeardboard.
was such a disaster,"
nts Mrs. Scott.
metimes the candies
off while Mrs. Scott and
aughter are working on
Doses but nothing really
trolls has happened yet.
houses have all turned
lite solid.
the candies do fall off,"
Mrs. Scott, "mother gets
ed because the 'goop'
1 is no good,"
year while Mrs. Scott
king some houses, her
soil sat under the table
waiting for any candy
would happen to fall.
d lots of fun. 'This year,
daughter's poodle
red up the fallen can -
and stored them in a
pile by the door for later
time a little nephew of
Scott's got so excited
he saw the candy
all sitting in a row,
e ran over to them and
anyone could stop him,
d all the icing icicles
d off the roofs!
andMrs.Mrs. Scott have
roster
anvil parents through
Y and Children's
es (Children's Aid
for over 20 years
eY have four children
r own They have nd over theed
after
28 new noster
and countless foster
hand teenagers.
Year Mrs. Scott co-
ed the Family and
Children's Services Christ-
mas Bureau and she is
helping with it again this
year. She has also given talks
this year to several groups on
helping teenagers at
Christmas. The Family and
Children's Services teenagers
are often overlooked or
forgotten by people who think
only of donating toys for
smaller children.
SMART
Mrs. Scott had lots of foster
children around her home one
year when she made a big
candy , house. She couldn't
figure out why the children
were being so good about not
touching the house or picking
off any of the candies.
However, one day when she
was dusting behind the house,
she noticed that there was not
a single candy left on the back
of it. The children had been
smart enough to take only
those candies on the back so
they would not be suspected.
As for other hobbies, Mrs.
Scott likes sewing, knitting
and crocheting. She has made
several sweaters for
Christmas presents this year.
She and two of her daughters
also take ceramics together
and they are presently
working on a quilt together as
well.
Mrs. Scott doesn't expect to
make a fortune on the candy
house project. So far she has
orders for about 15. She and
her daughter made about five
houses in one night.
She leaves a note pad by the
phone for her family to take
any orders that might be
called in while she is away.
Her family teases her by
saying, "That phone hasn't
stopped ringing all day."
They are not referring to calls
for orders but to all the calls
that come in on a busy party
line which the family shares
with others.
Still Mrs. Scott has fun
working on the project and
what she doesn't sell, she will
give away to friends and
relatives. If you want to place
an order for a candy house,
the number to call is 524-7036.
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When these students enrolled in a macrame course fir beginners held at
night school at G.D.C.I. they were all at about thesame level says teacher
John Kane. After eight full Wednesday nights of the course, all could master
the basic knots and they were producing such articles as Christmas trees,
Christmas wreaths, .towel racks, plant holders, owls and other wall
hangings. Some of the 21 students enrolled show their finished projects here.
From left to right, front row, are Kathleen Gowers, Bev Jeffrey, Sharon
Jeffrey, Dorothy Sowerby and Sue Volland. Back row, left to right, are
Norene Barker, Lee Thompson, Rochele Whalen, Barb Zettler and Shirley
Baechler. Another course in macrame for beginners may start after
Christmas. (staff photo)
Goderich WI learns of best gifts
MacKay Hall was
decorated for the Christmas
meeting of Goderich Brandi
of W.I., on December 1.
Mrs. A. Schram presided.
Roll call was a verse from a
Christmas card and was
answered by 24 members and
two visitors.
Mrs. D. Riehl thanked W.I.
for flowers sent on 'the oc-
casion of her 40th an-
niversary.
A pot luck dinner in
February was planned. Items
for the Family and Children's
Services were collected.
Mrs. J. Cook, program
convener, introduced the
Rev. John Wood, who en-
tertained with several piano
selections. He also spoke on
"Gifts that last".
Gifts that last the longest
are appreciation, the peace of
God in the heart, and joy, a
very special one as it gives
hope and light.
The greatest gift of all is
Christian love, said Mr.
Wood, and people must share
it. No one of these gifts can be
bought as they come from
God.
Carol singing was enjoyed
with Mrs. G. Taylor at the
piano.
Mrs. A. Schram
appropriate poem.
Mrs. M. McMillan, bringing
greetings of the season from
Denomme's Flower Shop,
demonstrated the making of a
mantel centre and a table
centre in her efficient
manner.
She gave a corsage to Mrs.
A. Wilkin, being a long time
friend of her mother.
Tickets were drawn for the
arrangements. Mrs. W.
Snazel was the winner of the
mantel arrangement, and
Mrs. F. Barker won the table
centre.
Mrs. H. Anderson and
hostesses served a lunch of
sandwiches, relishes and
Christmas cake.
SMILE
If you want to kill time,
work it to death.
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ultimate Christmas greeting,
the family news roundup in
computer printout form.
It's no longer a sin to he
rich — now it's a miracle.
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