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EN a. PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer 52 za %, HORIZONTAL 1. public vehicle » . 4.8cotch caps 8. citrus drinks frost .A3. case for tolletries 14. sing in shrill voices 15. tiny animal 17. continent 48. Gilbert and Sullivan opera -50. cushions 51. leave out 52. cereal grass 53. female sheep 54. back of neck 55. anecdotes VERTICAL 1.bud 12-4 10. slender finial 11. ocean 16. rose essence 20. bronze money 22. measure- ment of breadth 24. instead 25. extinct 2.land- measure 3. supplicates 4. verb forms 5. mountain aborigine 6. ponder 7.ass 8. swiftly 9. absent. minded 18. retreats _ 19. excess over solar year 21. prone for -23. - 26. those living on others '30. malt drink 31. above $2. small rug 33. town in Italy 34.puton a3. madea FITIE|REEV m2 m|v] LER Z| m| x! 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India will purchase 25,000,000 bush- els of wheat and flour at an over- all price-of 18s, 6d a bushel Austra- Han $0296), FOB. © The British contract includes the supply of wheat and flour to Ma- lays and other areas for which the Uni Kingdom is responsible. Both the British and Indian con- tracts vide for the allocation of tional 5,000,000 bushels to each eountry in event the total Australian crop for the season ex- ceeds 310.990,000 bushels of average bc he 'price to Britain of Austra- lan wheat at $2.72 a bushel com- pared with current American pric- és of $3 a bushel and the Canadian wheat contract for $1.55 until next August, when the Canadian price wil rise to $2 a bushel. The agreements provide that the contract price is to be reviewed cooking utensils, household furnishings--so many lovely new things are available now in this metal. Things with the glow, the sheen, the rust-proof . beauty, that make Aluminum the wise choice always. Light, strong, lastingly good fooking, Alcan Aluminum brings new brightness, new conveniences to the Canadian "home. Aluminum products are made, by over 600 indepen- dent Canadian manufacturers. For lightness, strength, long life 4 Choose Aluminum ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. government |¢ [should any of the countries con- cerned become party to any inter- national wheat agreement. Scugog W.A. Hears Poem On New Church MRS. D. HOFE Correspondent Scugog, Dec. 16 --A very Merry Christmas to everyone. The Christmas message will be given us this year by our minister H. M. Denton on Sunday at 11.15 in Grace United Church and in the Head Church at 2 p.m. with a fire- side meeting at 8.50 p.m. in Grace United Church. Come and receive he message and help sing the car- ols. The last W.A, meeting for 1947 was held in the basement on Wed- nesday, Dec. 10. The meeting was opened by the President, Mrs. C. L. Fralicc The following verses were read by Mrs. R. Burnham: We've put a fine new church on this good old Scugog land, 'It's just the latest style with work- man-ship so grand. It seats a thousand people--{finest church in all the town, And when 'twas dedicated, planked ten thousand down; That is--we pald five thousand -- every deacon did his best-- And the Ladies' Aid Society, it promised all the rest. we We've got an organ in the church . --very finest in the land, It's got a thousand pipes or more, its melody is grand. And when we sit in cushioned pews and hear Mrs. Samells play, It carries us to realms of bliss un- numbered miles away. It cost a cool three thousand, and it's stood the hardest test; We'll pay a thousand on Ladies' Ald the rest. They'll give a hundred sociables, cantatas, too, and teas They'll bake a thousand angel cakes and tons of cream they'll freeze They'll beg and scrape, and toil and sweat for seven years or more, And then they'll start all o'er again for a carpet on the floor. No: it isn't just like digging out the money from your vest, When the Ladies' Aid gets busy and says, "We'll pay the rest." it--the Of course we're proud of our big church, from pulpit up to spire; It is the darling of our eyes, the crown of our desire; But when I see the sisters work to raise the cash which lacks, I sometimes feel the church is built on women's tired backs; And sometimes I can't help think- ing, when we reach the regions blest, That men will get the toil and Trying Turkey for Size Young housewife tries turkey for size on Wilmot's "Grove Farm near Brantford, but finds he doesn't fit very well even in a large roaster. Six months' old birds quite often exceed 30 pounds in weight. sweat, and the Ladies' Aid, the rest. Then the election of new offic- ers took place as the present offic- ers were asked Yo stay in office un- til the new church was finished which made it five years of good service. The officers élected are: presi- dent,- Mrs, Glen Hood; secretary, Mrs. Robert Tetlow; treasurer, Mrs. Donald Crozier; pianist, Mrs. Geo. Samells. We wish tnem every suc- cess as in the past years, as the taeasurer's report showed around $1,300. The lovely hot supper was enjoyed by a large attenzance. Form Supper Club Dec. 6 the Junior Girls of Scu- gog met at the home of Kay Pren- tice to'form a Supper Club under the leadership of Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Boundy of Port Perry. The afternoon was divided into two meetings, the first a business meeting and the second the regu- lar meeting. The meeting was' opened by singing the first verse and chorus of "O Canada." Evelyn Collins was elected as president and Kay Pren- tice as secretary. Mrs, Cook gave a talk on the value of Vitamins in our food and what each one does for us. The girls took notes. On completing the first part of the meeting everyone went to the kitchen where Mrs. Boundy demon- strated the process in making a dessert, using apples. Everyone tasted the product and admired the quality. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Boundy, also the hostess, from the new .presfMent. The next meeting will be early in the new year and it is hoped all the girls will be" able to attend. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Dowson and son Jimmie visited her father, Mr. C. Hardy on Sunday. Mr. Clark and son-in-law, Mr, Mitemeyer of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heayn were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tetlow on Sunday. A number of young men enjoyed This Christmas delight your family and friends with music. ..on RCA Victor Records, the ideal Christmas gift. They're so personal... .so acceptable--yet so inexpensive. Choose from these suggestions, or from the many selections available at your RCA Victor Record dealer's. FOR A TREASURY OF GRAND OPERA oscanini-NBC Sym. 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Askania Officials Draw Sentences Berlin, Dec. 19.--(AP)--A United States military court sentenced sid officials of the Berlin Askania Works to prison terms Thursday and ordered the firm dissolved and confiscated. The men were accused of manu- facturing and storing war materials in the American sector of Berlin, specifically kino theodolites used for studying trajectory and velocity of flying objects, such as rocket missiles. Testimony showed that the Rus- sians obtained a number of kino theodolites and that both American and French authorities attempted to get them for research. A large number of aircraft instruments were found stored in the plant. Count Rudolf Von. Westarp, man= aging director, was sentenced to four years. Engineers Bernhardt Giese and Karl Luedke and assist- ant manager Heinz Hampel receiv= ed two years each in prison. A two-year term to Guido Weunsch, head engineer, was suspended be- cause of his advanced age and poor condition, Salesman Willi Asheur received a one-year suspended sent- ence, "CHINA'S SORROW" The Yellew River in China is dubbed "China's Sorrow" because of the many floods it has loosed on adjacent rich farmlands. FEIN EBRES ©. FEBS FE rg (J f TOMORROW'S FEATURE mf gp li 6 Only SUITES Lime Green ® 0 V2 li Te X CHESTERFIELD Biue, Rose, Wine, , Save One-Hal lt Hem WE ARE OPEN YOR YOUR CONVENIENC a wagsieez re hever EVERY EVENING TILL 9 oc: THROUGH TO CHRISTMAS