Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
,U
COOKING
IN
KEEPING
WITH
YULETIDE
SEASON
SPIRIT
.Cooking
With
a
Flare"
ow
ot
the
truest
expressions
jie
Chnsunas
spirit
is
warm,
hospitality.
At
this
fn-htarted
.uon
cf
the
year
we
welcome
our
firesides
Jriends
or
many,
ars
and
those
of
shorter
....ifi'.snce.
Let
Us
remember
:
tnose
who
may
be
lonely
my
from
heme.
This.
Is
one
m
c)
the
year
wnerv.
mex-.'
n
mests
are
really
expected.
weVf.
this
is
nOi
problem
lor
,
,t
modern
hostess.
With
an
j
:deo
touch
oil
color,
an
unusual
sv
matter
to
spread
"festivity"
n
1
imps
1
Many
homem&kers
plan
to
buy
od;
m
larger
quantities
than
..
nnlrpl
for
lnimpflrat.
nu
V
I
-
:th
the
unused
portion
she
has
'the
tafcle
centre
piece,
but
also
In
the
food.
Whatever
you
plan
to
serve,
left-over
turkey
cr
chicken
Is
sure
to
appear
In
one
of
its
many
delightful
and
glamorous
forms.
Home
economists
suggest
the
fallc-wins
recipes:
Chicken
Vorkshire
2
cups
tficed
cooked
chicken
2
cups
medium
white
sauce
1
cup
pins
2
tablespoons
pastry
flour
OR
1
cup
all-purpose
nour
1
teaspoon
baking
powder
'a
teaspoon
salt
2
es
yolks
1
cup
milk
V4
up
chicken
or
turkey
fat
(melted)
2
egg
whites.
Place
chicken
In
bottom
of
a
.
crnortunlty
to
i&e
her
toiag-
(
large
sreased
casserole.
Pour
l
"'
,
ire
lib
j
u
uvuru-
:vjable
reputation
for
the
able
that
the
second
and
ra
eotiions
win
oc
more
en-
ysble
than
the
first.
It
may
toe.that
lha
homemakor
to
entertain
stveral
..'lids
at
the
same
time
If
space
at
a
premium,
it
may
be
wise
serve
buffet
style.
The
tabk.
tf
1
becomes
we
ene
01
m-
rest
on
which
all
eyes
are
cuwtd,
Let
the
gay
mood
of
occasion
be
reflected
not
:,y
m
the
Yuletlde
decorations,
cap
white
sauce
over
chicken
and
set
in
a-ven
to
heat.
Sift
to-B'ther
flour,
baking
powder
and
;alt.
Beat
egg
yolks
and
add
milk.
Add
liquid
to
dry
ingredients
and
beat
until
.batter
Is
smooth.
Add
melted
fat
and
lastly
fold
In
iho
stiffly
beaten
ejg
whites.
Batter
will
be
quite
thin.
Pour
ever
cfcicken
and
bake
in
iriod-erate
oven,
350
degrees
P.,
for
35-40
minutes.
Serve
at
once
'frtm
baking
dish
with
the
re
maining
cup
01
white
jsauce.
Left-over
chi'eken
or
turky
gravy
may
be
used
Instead
of
the
cream
sauce.
Six
servings.
Turkey
or
Chicken
Casserole
1
cup
uncooked
fine
noodles
3
tablespoons
chicken
or
turkey
fat
1
green
pepper,
chopped
1
cup
eliced
imushrooms
3
tablefpoons
flour
Vs
teaspoon
salt
Vb
teaspoon
pepper
2
cups
milk
OR
1
cup
milk
and
1
cup
stock
2
cups
diced
cooked
chicken
1
cup
grated
cheese
3
hard-cooked
eggs,
sliced
2
teaspoons
fat
,
Ve
up
dry
bread
crumbs
Cook
noodles
in
boiling
salted
water
until
tender.
Drain.
Melt
fat,
.add
green
pepper
and
mushrooms.
Cook
.
15
minutes.
Add
(flour
and
seasonings
and
blend
well.
Add
milk
and
cook
until;
thickened,
stirring
constantly.:
Airan.se
half
the
noodles,
turkey,
cheese
and
sliced
eggs
in
layers
in
a
large,
.greased
cas
serole.
Pour
over
half
the
sauce.
Rjpeat
with
remaining
ingredi
ents.
(Melt
the
2
teaspoons
fat,
add
bread
crumbs
ami
toss
to
gether.
Use
for
topping
on
cas-:erole.
Bake
in
moderately
hot
even,
375
degrees
F.
for
30-40
minutes.
Six
servings.
Turkey
or
Chicken
Mousse
1
tablespoon
gelatin
Vi
cup
cold
water
2
tablespoons
fat
2
talblespoons
flour
Hi
teaspoons
salt
'a
teaspoon
pepper
2
cups
milk
OR
equal
parts
of
milk
and
stock
1
ci?p
ground
turkey
or
chicken
1
hard-cooked
egg,
chopped
V2
cup
finely
chopped
celery
Vi
cup
chopped
pimento
U.S.
PERSONNEL
ARE
CONFINED
Unrest
In
Peiping,
Shanghai
and
Tientsin
Over
Alleged
Rape
Incident
PEIPING.
KSD
-American
authorities
ordered
United
States
military
-personnel
nd
their
families
off
the
streets
of
Peiping
today
as
students
of
Yen
's
chdng
University
began
march
ing
into
the
city
In
demonstration
against
the
alleged
rape
of
a
20-year
'old
Chinese
-girl
by
a
United
States
Marine.
All
-Marines
were
'confined
to
their
Unrest
over
the
Incident
iPHPTSTMAQ
AT
PIONEERS'
HOME
Residents
at
the
Pioneers'
Home
enjoyed
a
good
Christmas
which
began
with
a
visit
from
the
Women
of
the
Moose
who
distributed
Individual
gifts
on
Christmas
Eve
and
continued
with
visits
by
three
groups
of
carol
singers.
Led
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
&
-group
of
Job's
Dauifhteifc
carol
singers
sang
to
the
men
in
the
sitting
room.
Later,
carol
singers
of
First
Baptist
Church
and
First
Prcsbytrian
Church.yormg
peoples'
groups
arrived
and
their
singing
brought
applause
from
the
men.
Following
breakfast
on
Christ
mas
Day,
the
men
received
Epread
to
Shanghai
and
Tient-
presents
hom
QUeen
Mary
sin
where
the
students
pro
claimed
a
three-day
strike
EXPLOIT
CHILD
LABOR
HEMSWORTH,
Yorkshire,
Eng.
Jfo
Efforts
arc
being
made
to
stop
hiring
of
school
children
as
potato
pickers,
on
grounds
they
are
being
exploited.
One
farmer
paid
a
boy
one
turnip
tor
his
work.
2
cup
mayonnaise
Soak
gelatin
in
cold
"water.
Melt
fat,
add
ilour
:
and
seasonings.
.Add
milk
and
cook
until
thickened,
stirring;
constantly.
Continue
to
cook
5-6
minutes.
Dissolve
gelatin
lnj
hot
sauce.
Chill
until
partially.
set.
Add
remaining
Ingredients
and
mix
thoroughly.
Pour
into
a
lightly
greased
or
moistened
mould
or
.individual
moulds
If
desired.
Chill
until
firm.
Unmould
on
salad
greens
and
garnish
with
tcmato
wedges
and
parsley.
Six-eight
servings.
'
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
Airs.
J.
F.
Ma-
gulre,
Sgt.
O.
L.
Hall
and
Earl
Gordon,
At
noon
a
sumptuous
dinner
was
served,
which
feat'
ured
roast,
turkey.
The
afternoon
was
spent
in
rest,
and
in
the
evening,
supper
was
served,
which
included
cooked
ham.
donated
by
the
Family
Meat
Market,
and
;
Christmas
cake
donated
by
Ru
pert
Bakers.
Thanks
of
the
residents
of
the
Pioneers'
Home
was
expressed
by
S.
B.
Calder,
home
superin
tendent,
to
those
who
contribut
ed
to
their
Christmas
pleasure
KIRKWALL,
Orkney
Islands
W
Causeways
built
by
Italian
prlsoners-of-war;
to
connect
the
islands
around
Scapa
Flow
naval
base
and
prevent
a
repetition
of
the
Royal
Oak
sinking
by
a
Ger-man
submarine,
are
subsiding
and
may
be
temporarily
abandoned.
.
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HAVE
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ST.
ANDREW'S
CHRISTMAS
TREE
Fine
Evetat
in
Cathedral
Hall
Saturday
Afternoon
Children
cf
St.
Aficrew's
Cath
edral
Sunday
School
gathered
In
the
Church
Hall
Saturday
afterncon
to
take
part
in
the
annual
Christmas
.concert,
spending
the
early
part
of
the
period
iplaylng
games,
after
Which
they
had
dinner
and
then
enjoyed
a
program
of
music
and
recitations.
Directed
by
Sunday
School
Superintendent
F.
J.
Skinner,
the
party
began
at
4
0
clock,
when
the
primary
enttdren
gath-1
also
played
games
under
th
guidance
of
the
class
teachers
nntil
o'clock
when
supper
was
served.
Ttis
meal
consisted
of
sand
wiches
and
cake
which
each
xftiid
had
brought
from
home
with
the
copious
sdditlon
of
ice
cream,
provided'
by
the
Sunday
School.
The
class
teachers
who
1n
the
party
enc
concert
In
cluded
Sucerintendent
F.
J.
gklnnei-,
Mrs.
II.
c.
flood,
Walter
Morgan,
Gerry
Voodiide
and
MLrs
Geraldine
Procktei.
The
proeram:
Group
sorer,
"Jinsle
BeIIs"
Patsy
PhiHips,
Robert
Gilmore,
Billy
Kersin,
Gale
Wcise,
Bev
erly
Haiper
and
Ray
Rhodes..
Piano
solo,
"All
Merry
Christ
mas"
Susan
Kerkin.
Group
song,
"Away
In
a
Man
ger"
Joe
Scctt.
Tommy
Ilalver-
sen,
Pierre
Halversen.
Ricky
Watts,
Meta
McDonald
and
Bobby
Strand.
Piano
solo,
"Jingle
Bells"
Julte
Frcckter.
Song,
"Silent
Nlghf-diarye-
II
n
Anderson
and
Annette
and
Gail
Weise.
Song,
"We
Three
Kings
From
the
Orient
Are"
Muriel
and
Jchanrie
Proekter.
Songs,
"Away
lii
a
Manger"
and
"O
Come
All
Ye
Faithful"
Becky
Morgan
auc
Julie
Song,
"Good
King
Wnceslas"
-Patricia
Mitchell.
Piano
solo,
'What
They
Love"
Robert
Mitchell.
Messina
Pavllkis.
Ad
J
tunny
velvety
pastel
tone
to
your
welii
nd
ceilings
-let
your
furnishings
ppetr
In
t
new
letting.
B-H
Fresconette
On
;Cot
Velvet
Finish
offers
today'i
most
reliable
One
Coat
quick-drying,
easily
tpplied
paint.
Let
us
show
you
the
color
card.
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Fridays.
12:00
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Catala.
Saturdays,
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Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Runert
Agent
Third
Ave
Phone
S6S
13rfiifc
Uupm
Dan?
,&tivs
Monday,
December
30,
1846
Piano
solo
Thelnta
Pevllkls.
Recitation,
"Down
3y
the
Sea
Shore"
Paul
Olsen
and
B31y
Donaldson.
Piano
solo
Billy
Donaldson.
Recitation
.Barbara
Hynd-maru
Song,
"O
Little
Town
of
Beth-leliem"
Patricia
Hall.
Piano
solo,
'"Silent
Night"
Song,
"Tlie
First
Newell"
Billy
Donaldson.
Recitation
Alan
Sheppard.
Anthems
Jun'.or
choir.
Song
Joanne
fcaagridge.
During
the
projrwa,
attend'
arce
prizes
fcr
the
year
were
::7t
'nrv'7,
presented
hv
Mr.
Skinner
and
children
mm
came
at
5
0
clock
ana"
at
the
conclusion,
Santa
Clam
made
his
appearance
with
pres
ents
for
the
80
children
DUBLIN,
tW
-Commerce
Scan
Lc-mass
told
the
Dail
ss,230,5l6
has
teen
spent
on
building
Shannon
Airport
(Rlne
anna)
used
by
transAtlantlc
air
liners
NO
TRACE
OF
MISSING
GIRL
ST.
CATHERINES,
Ont.
Scattered
groups
of
volunteer
ssarchers
at
St.
Catherines
and
surrounding
sections
-of
Linooln
County
braved
cold
weather
today
to
hunt
for
clues
to
the
&is-
appearance
a
week
ago
of
a
nine-year-old
girl,
Mario
Rus-nak.
There
were
no
developments
during
the
week
end.
The
girl
was
last
seen
in
the
company
of
a
tall,
dark
stranger
who
-is
thought
to
have
enticed
her
from
her
home
with
the
promise
that
he
would
buy
a
Christmas
present
for
her
baby
brother.
The
father
of
the
missing
child
said
that
he
had
given.
up
hope
of
ever
seeing
her
alt?'?
again.
.
TEA
NAMES
ARE
REGIONAL
The
numerous
varieties
of
teai
get
their
names
from
the
re-
'gions
or
districts
in
which
thi-
are
grown.
MISERIES
OF
laby's
Cold
Reiieve
As
He
Sleeps
.
.
.
here's
a
reliable
home-proved
NOW
medication
that
works
"nys
at
once
to
relieve
distress
of
child's
cold
even
while
he
sleeps,
lust
rub
throat,
chest
and
back
with
Vicks
VarcRub
at
bedtime.
And
instantly
VapoRub
goes
to
workto
relievecough-ing
spasms,
ease
muscular
soreness
or
tightness,
and
invite
restful,
comforting
sleep.
Often
by
morning,-most
of
the
misery
is
gone.
For
baby's
sake
try
Vicks
VapoRub
tonight.
It
must
be
good,
because
when
colds
strike,
most
mothers
use
Vicks
VapoRub.
COUCHING
SPASMS
To
relieve
distress,
melt
a
spoonful
of
VapoRub
a
bowl
of
boiling
water.
Inhale
the
sframintf.
medicated
vatjors.
Feel
re
lief
come
right
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the
first
breathl
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