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the georgetown herald wednesday dec 1 9th- 1951 harold s hare realtor farms suburban homes w cromar resident salesman georgetown 98 r 4 the for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 am to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment we have toys is i la tk r h smart sturdy sca4e mod els of masseyharri8 implements designed to last and at these low pieces tractors 180 85 120 wagons spreaders r fourpiece set harrow disc and mower 250 see them at murt allisons masseyharris agency mill street i e p head optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted kg st georges square guelph established 20 years i floral designs for all occasions walter rigg j glen williams phone 752vv i highest prices paid for berap iron steel meula batteries miscellaneous farm scrap delivered to our yard 17s caroline st n hamilton lwaxmansons fkane hamilton 2761 and ss611 c r cross s s auto parts wmt all makes owssad tracks tins from 30x31 to 825x10 snkoor touring and winching strvle 0tmt dj axlm mrsl mttson bowl uttemtxu hello homemakers although there are many complete decorative items in the stores some folks like to make their own because of the fun involved one idea you can copy is a miniature christmas tree for the front window or door you will need a wire coat hanger 15- inch piece of 12inchjchicken wire about 40 sprig of spftue green string 2 yards of tinsel or tinfoil strips and a few novelties now bend the hanger into a fir tree shape using the handle as a base cover frame firmly with chicken wire begin the tree by using three short 9prigs to form the peek then use two long sprigs one on either side to form the two lowest boughs now fill in the tree sughtly over lapping each sprig secure any loose pieces with sticky tape and hank from the window catch or a door knocker you are now ready to trim the tree with tinsel star and ornaments take a tip 1 keep holly where its cool until decorations are being arranged 2 never arrange fir boughs over the mantle if the fireplace is to be used for heating 3 put lighted candles in a place where a draught will not carry the flame to curtains or other materials 4 tie red or green ribbon in bows for dressing up boughs tiny rein deer flower vases serviette rings and such 5 make the plate of sliced christ mas cake festive by tucking a sprig of holly and a few cranberries in the centre 6 a candle with a sprig of green tucked in the holder and placed on the tea or coffee tray brings out the shine on the cnina and silver 7 christmas seals stuck on tum blers or goblets will remain during the holiday season when edges are varnished with clear nail polish 8 an old favourite decoration is popcorn balls tied in coloured cello- phone or use red or green food colouring to give a variety hang the bulls on tin- tree christmas mem s spiced apple juice ttllim mile roast turkey and uiesnu criiiici iv sauce mashed potatoes 1 1 i i v i t beet- iu tin ni celery an i oluc hot itolls fi i tin i pudding murnt sauce economl jellied rel consomme oast goose and dressing beet relish browned potatoes green beans cabbagepepper salad mincevpie ice cream t cranberry juice roast chicken f crabapple jelly creamed potatoes peas and carrots tea biscuits jce cream sundaes cookies tea or coffee shortbreads i 2 cups pastry flour i cup brown sugar l cup butter wash the butter by working it in ice cold wafer with a wooden spoon for 7 minutes drain off water and continue washing and draining off the water for 3 minutes mix the flour and sugar work in the butter with finger tips or wooden spoon roll one third inch thick cut into rounds press with a pie crimper or something similar brush with eg yolk undiluted with water bake in an electric oven of 325 degrees for about 20 minutes jellied xonsommf stir in 3 tbsps granulated plain gelatine for each quart of canned consomme or boullion until dis solved pour into a shshpw pan chill until jellied whip with a fork and pile into cups festive relish 2 cups cooked beets 2 cups shredded cabbage 1 cup chopped celery l cup sugar 1 tbsp horseradish tsp pepper z tspj salt 1 cup hot vinegar mince beets and mix with the re maining ingredients cover for 24 hours then rerve jellied vegetable log 1 lemon jelly powder 1 can tomato soup 1 green jhrppcr i cup chopped celery- 1 i cup minced onion 1 cup cottage cheese prepare jelly as directed on pack age mix in the other ingredients pour into a long wet loaf pan un- niould and sprinkle with cup ehopxd salted brown almonds farm news health unit vet is norval juniors guest ha hon county may well be proud of her junior farmers recently it was our privilege to atucnd the an nual public speaking and amateur entertainment contest staced by the county juniors at the milton high school while only three young people participated in the public speaking competition they are all to be commended- for their excellent effort it is no easy task for any- one to get up before a crowded aud itorium and participate in a public speaking competition as stated by mr george e elliott in his excel lent and constructive crltleisrh it is only by practice practice practice that anyone becomes proficient our only regret is that only brook- ville and palermo clubs were repre sented in the competition in the amateur entertainment contest all five halton clubs were represented and what a splendid evenings en tertainment they presented in so far as we can determine all five of the skits or scripts had been writ ten by the juniors themselves which makes their respective efforts all the more praiseworthy this past week having a free evening we dropped in on the regular monthly meeting of the norval juniors this meeting was held at the home of mr and mrs douglas currie and it was inspiring lo find such a clean cut group of young people in atten dance the young men had dr wm mitchell vs of the halton health unit as their special speaker one had only to observe the attention and listen to the discussion which followed his address to know that his subject matter was timely and much appreciated for the joint meeting the young people had an old favourite in the person of mr george e elliott of milton mr elliott took as his subject ivitamines and trace elements however it waj not a technical ad dress but one filled with both hu mour and meat which held his aud ience throughout as we have sta ted on previous occasions we have been delighted to noje the progress being made by the junior farm ers of halton u recent years in brief they have reached the point where they accept responsibility and run their own shows and what a job they can do there is only one criticism which we have to off- and that not only applies to some of the junior organizations but also to many senior groups in brief time does not cem to mean any thing to them they start late and end late the scottish group of young people who visited ontario last summer were also unfavourably impressed y iln- weakness on the part of o many of our rural nrgnn- iation- r say mery christmas with royakbank money orders i availabu in any amount at all branch the royal bank of canada an cotte nuts mint silver wood silhouettes stunts make merry xmas party a happy decision in the stone school december 11th was the christmas party which the silwr- wood women institute had ot the members and then families there were 4i present and what a uood time they all had with contests nid names the children had a peanut hunt and little itickey jell won at musical chairs the birthday prize for the children went to little iaura henderson and the adult birthday prize was won by mr tom appleyard mr and mrs k c lind say won the wedding anniversary present a lot of merriment was caused by trying to guess the silhouettes of a number of the guests whiili had previously been traced on pa- imrs each person sitting for their photograph by the aid of a shadow shirley hurt and mrs k i huddell got the highest scores at this game there were a few tables of euchre and mrs if hell george hender son c varey and w norton won prizes while miss j kedmond and miss shaw the stone school tea cher won at rokiifou a lot of fun was made by eac guest drawing a slip on which as written a stunt which they had to do many and varied were the performances prizes going to the following for their clever interpre tations miss keny who is visiting miss redmond for imitating a squirrel eating a peanut mrs har old campbell for riding a horse side saddle and to little ross burt for making like a fish jumping for bait all of these activities caused a good appetite for the christmas party lunch which the committee in charge of mrs e l mljfler pro vided candy was given tftalrthe children and once more in thd friendly little community of suver- verwood a good time was had by all if its gifts ygipvant keule- man has them see l a keuleman jeweler brampr ton tfw i gray coach minis ir ftwelarr mother and dad or anyone on your christmas list will appreciate such a thoughtful gift as a bus trip to the sunny south to the bright lights of the big cities or a book of commuter ticiketkior everyday use buy them from your local agent phone 89 i georgetown mmm