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Zurich Citizens News, 1961-12-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1961 News Of Kipper District (MRS, NORMAN LONG, Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac- also of the worship period. Lean and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne The theme of the worship Hay, of Hensall, attended the was "Three Wise Men" "Hy - funeral of Mrs. Robert Noris, mn, "Angels from the realms sister of Mrs. MacLean, at Lon- of glory," was sung. Mrs. Bert don on Friday. Faser read the scripture. Mrs. Little Diane MacKay, daugh- Jones read the worship service. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The minutes were read and 'MacKay, who developed pneu- roll call taken. A report on the monia, was taken last week to morning session of sectional Clinton Public Hospital. convention at Whalen United Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rountree, Church on October 23 was gi- Weston, visited a few days with his sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long. The choir, assisted by Bruce - field choir, are presenting a Christmas story Cantata "While Shepherds Watched," on Sun- day, December 17, at 8 p.m., in St. Andrews Church. Everyone is welcome, W.M.S. Meeting The December meeting of the Womens Missionary Society of Kippen United Church was held Tuesday afternoon, Dec- ember 5. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Harold Jones took charge of the meeting, was ven by Mrs. Bert Faber, and Mrs. Emerson Kyle gave a re- port on the afternoon session. The offering was taken and the treasurer, Mrs. Edison Mc- Lean, gave a report. The hos- tesses were Mrs. Archie Par- sons and Mrs. William Bell. The sunshine report was gi- ven by Mrs, Eldon Jarrots. It was moved by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot, and seconded by Mrs, Emerson Kyle, that Christmas boxes be sent to the shut-ins. Rev. A. H. Johnston showed a film "The other wise man"; Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner giving courtesy remarks. The hymn "Silent Night," sung, and Rev. Johnston 41111=EMECNIIIIIME 111, Drop into our store and see the big variety of ideal Christmas gifts we have, for every member of the family. For The Handyman BLACK & DECKER ELECTRIC DRILLS • Hand Tools • a good selection of everything the handyman might want! Now, We Have The New Fold -Away Christmas Trees No mess or fuss to bother with, simply fold your tree away after Christ- mas, and save if for another year ! If There Is Anything We Haven't Got — We'II Get It! Stade & Weido Hardware "PLUMBING — HEATING — TINSMITHING" PHONE 72 — — — ZURICH closed the meeting with pray- er. Bridal Shower Kippen United Church was nicely decorated on Wednes- day evening, as friends and neighbors met to honour Kath- ryn Anderson on her approach- ing marriage on December 16. The program was chaired by Mrs, John Sinclair and was as follows; Christmas Carols, by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at the piano; reading, "What is a husband," by Mrs. Hugh. Hen- drick; contest by Mrs. Alex Townsend and Gwyn Jones; piano solo, "Star of the East," by Mrs. Ross Broadfpot; se- cond contest by Mrs. Alex Townsend and Gwyn Jones. "It came upon the midnight clear" was sung by all. Kathryn was invited to sit on a chair on the platform and an address was read by Miss Marie Sinclair, and Wendy Jones presented the gifts, with Miss Marion Turner and Mrs. Alex Townsend Assisting. Ka- thryn thanked everyone for the gifts and invited all to her home to see her trousseau. Af- ter a tasty lunch all went to the Anderson home. The trousseau was shown by Miss Marie Sinclair and Mrs. Alex Townsend. 0 EORLET ANYONE itd FOR HIM Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Initial Belts Initial Hanks Sweaters Tie & Sock Sets Biltmore Hats Hickock Belts Dress Gloves Billfolds Cuff Link Sets How To Keep Calves Healthy Recipes for Christmas A hot steamed pudding filled with fruit and spices and topp- ed with a sprig of holly could only spell "Christmas." How proud you can be of your mas- terpiece! As a boon to lightening the load Christmas morning, most puddings can be made a few days ahead, cooled and refri- gerated, To serve, wrap in aluminum foil and brake at 325 degrees F. for 4 to 1 Hour, or until hot, suggests the Food Department, Macdonald Instit- ute, Guelph. Serve with your favorite sauce. Here is a recipe for tradi- tional plum pudding. This one is made in a double boiler, but you may use the conventional steamer. Plum Pudding for Eight 11h pounds seeded raisins 1/4 pound chopped blanched almonds pound diced candied cit- ron peel 1/4 pound maraschino ries, halved tablespoons flour teaspoon baking soda teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon ground cloves teaspoon nutmeg teaspoon allspice pound brown sugar cups soft stale bread crumbs 1/z pound suet, grated or very finely ground 4 eggs 1/4 cup grape juice Sprinkle raisins, almonds, cit- ron peel, and cherries with flour. Sift spices together. Add to sugar. Add bread crumbs and rub the suet into the bread crumb mixture. Combine with the fruit and nuts. Add well - beaten eggs and grape juice. Turn batter into the well greased upper part of a 3 -quart double boiler. Cover tightly. Cook over boiling water 4 to 5 hours. Be sure to add water as needed. Serve hot with a hard sauce. This pudding may be made the day before, cooled and re- frigerated. Re;heat in double boiler one hour before serving. It may also be cooked in well greased individual pyrex cups which have been covered with Most dairymen agree that calves born in the barn get more attention than those born on pasture. But the natural ha- bits are changed when calves are put on twice -a -day pail feeding. The result: stomach upset, scours, or colic, says the Ontario Veterinary College's Farm Service veterinarian, Dr. J. F. Cote. 1 drink slowly 1 Calves normally o Y when nursing a cow. But pail - fed calves often gulph hung rily after the long wait bet- ween feedings. Sometimes they even inhale milk into their lungs. "Nipple pails are a big help in solving this problem," says Cote. "Regular feeding is im- portant. And it's best to feed the same amount of milk both night and morning. Keep the milk temperature the same too." Cote points out that one of the common causes of scours is over -feeding. What about colostrum? The first milk not only con- tains a lot of the essential vit- amins and minerals, but also antibodies which help fight early calf -hood diseases. "The calf is born with very few an- tibodies and, if colostrum is not fed, the calf is likely to pick up common infections," states Cote. Losses are highest in calves that don't get colo- strum. NO NEED TO! ! Don't neglect anyone on your Christmas list for diiat special gift. Our store is chucked full of first quality merchandise, so drop in and look around! We will be only too happy to help you with that problem person. Listed here are just a few of our suggestions. FOR HER Skirts Sweaters Fine Lingerie Nylons Housecoats Car Coats Hand Bags Pyjamas Nighties Blouses. Slacks & Slims GASCHO'S DRY GOODS FOR THE HOME Bed Spreads Pillow Cases Blankets Motor Rugs Electric Blankets Tablecloths Scatter Mats Towel Sets Fancy Sheets Flanelette Sheets & Blankets PHONE 59 ZURICH 1/4 2 1/z 1,4 / 1/8 1/4 1/s 1 2 cher- aluminum foil. Place in a stea- mer and cook for about 11/2 hours. Reheat in steamer for a- aproximately 40 minutes, if made the day before. Hard Sauce 1/3 cup butter 1 cup confectioner's sugar 1 teaspoon lemon juice grated rind of 1/2. lemon Cream the butter. Beat in the sugar gradually, and cream un- til light and fluffy. Beat in fife flavoring. Chill. Makes % sauce. cup Ice Box Cookies 30 colored marshmallows 32 graham wafers 1 can Borden's condensed milk maraschino cherries may be added. Roll graham wafers and cut marshmallows; mix together with the milk, Line greased pan (pyrex) with coconut, spread above mixture in pan and cover with coconut. Cut in squares when serving. Keep in refriger- ator. Evening Auxiliary Aid Building Fund The United Church Evening Auxiliary held their Christmas meeting Monday evening, with their husbands as special guests. Mrs. Ron Mock presid- ed and welcomed the members and guests. During the . business period, $300. was donated to the new Sunday School Building Fund; $20 towards cost of mailing bales, a project of the Wo - mens Missionary Society; and $5. to the Guides and Brown- ies. Mrs. J. Corneil and Mrs. W. Richardson were appointed to look after the Mission Band for January. Mrs. Ross Forrest sub- mitted the visiting report, and Mrs. Dave Kyle the Provisional committee. Mrs. Robert Cook was in charge of the devotion, with Christmas used as the theme. Mrs. Howard Scane read scrip- ture passages and Mrs. Don Joynt offered prayer. Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Pearl Pass- more contributed a vocal duett, with Mrs. Currie Winlaw at the piano. Rev. C. Winlaw, guest spea- ker. spoke on "Christmas An- gels," and Trevor Wilson gave a commentary and showed pic- tures of their European trip taken last summer. Mrs. Mock extended courtesy remarks. Tuffirmaratiassemass TOP PRICES PAID FOR — CREAM • EGGS • POULTRY Give Us A Call ! O'BRIENS PRODUCE PHONE 101 - - ZURICH Molasses Crinkles s/4 cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 1 egg 4 tablespoons molasses 21/4 cups flour V2 teaspoon cloves 1 teaspoon each of cinna- mon, ginger and soda. Cream shortening and sugar, add egg and molasses, then the dry ingredients. Chill for an hour or more. Shape into small balls, roll in white sugar, and press down with fork on greas- ed cookie sheet. Bake in mo- derate oven. BOY SCOUT Paper .Drive SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 (starting at 8 a.m.) Please set your papers at the curb in bundles, with no magazines. 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