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THE NEW YEAR IS USHERED IN BY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 1" The Knights of Columbus 'jubilantly ushered in the New ' g¥ear when about one hundred #and fifty couples attended their -- New Year's Eve ,Ball at the Knights of Columbus Hail. Mr. Rudy Nagel, chairman of the dance committee, capably arranged for a buffet lunch and refresh- ments; and also for Bernard Tierney an dhis orchestra who supplied music for daricing and merry-making, Pictured above are some of the happy celebrants who are from the left, back row, Grand Knight Anthony Meringer, Mr. Gerry Forrestall, Mr. Eimer Des Roches, and. Mr. Henry Whorms. Seated in front are Mrs.. Meringer, Mrs... For- restall, Mrs, DesRoches, and Mrs. Whorms. --Oshawa Times Photo ANN LANDERS No other man, regardless of looks, wealth or social position could interest mé; Nor could my lover be charmed away by an- other woman, He is the most important personin my life and I have dedicated myself to keep- ing him in love with me, I am secirre, content and at peace-- because the man is my hus- band.--SET FOR. LIFE Dear Set: Thank you for an unusual letter, Any woman who writes, "He is the most import- ant person in my life and I have dedicated myself to keeping him in love with me," can't miss. Dear Ann Landers: You vis- ited our city recently and in the newspaper writeup about you it was noted that you have a rare Students Entertain Parents AtDr.CF. Cannon Home & School * An appropriate program of Christmas music and dramatics was the theme of the Dr. Can- non December meeting which was opened by the president, Mrs. Victor Hulatt. * Minutes were read by the sec- retary followed by the treasur- er's report. Mrs, Hulatt then introduced the principal, Mr. Korry, who acted as master of ceremonies for the following program: Grade 1: Mrs. Krawetz -- Action song, "Up on the House Grade 1: Miss Dayman -- gong, "Thorn Rosa". 1; Miss Tease -- song, "aly Miss Ford, Mi Troup 2: iss Ford, Ss Hatfield and Miss ks -- play, "Mother Goose's Christ- mas". Kindergarten: Mrs. Brooks at the piano with Mrs. Ball direct- ing the Rhytm Band -- "Nur. sery Rhymes and Christmas Songs". Junior Choir: under the direc- tion of Mrs. Leipins -- 'Huron Carol" and "Coventry Carol". Janice Umphrey: solo -- 'What Child Is This?" Senior Choir: under direction of Mr. Knox -- "Master's in the Hall", Faithful" and "Silver Bell" and Mrs, Taylor -- play, ""Mo- ther Goose's Christmas Party", Grade 3 and 4: Mrs. Hodge -- play, "Santa Claus Goes Modern"'. Refreshments were served to pupils, teachers and parents by the grade mothers in charge Long Slow Cooking Is the Secret Of Succulent Shoulder of Lamb: Sauces with a slightly offbeat can add an extra dash to fall menus. a roast shoulder of example, the use of a oriental sauce makes it dish fit for any occasion. Shoulder of lamb is one of most versatile cuts of meat of the most economi- leftovers from the served in a variety interesting ways. LAMB ORIENTALE . shoulder of lamb (square cut) ¥ teaspoon salt few grains pepper 1 can (about 10 oz.) consomme 1 can (10 oz.) sliced mushrooms @ green onions, sliced #1-3 cup s'iced celery «% teaspoon ground ginger teaspoons soya sauce tablespoons comm starch % cup water Ask butcher for square cut shoulder of lamb -- this means that the shank and neck are trimmed off. Pace roast, fat side up, ir a shatiow roasting pan. Insert meat thermometer toast, not touching bone; roast uncovered at 325 .degtecs for three hours; season with 'salt and pepper abou halfway through roasting time; pour off fat. Combine mushrooms not drained); onions, cclery, con- somme, ginger and soya sauce; ing about 30 minutes longer, basting occasiona!'y. The roast is done when the thermometer registers 180 degrees or when the meat is fork tender. Re- move roast to a hot platter and keep warm; combine corn starch and water; stir into stock and vegetables in pan; stir and cook over medium heat util clear and thick and there is no taste of raw starch. Serve with roast and hot fluffy rice. Makes six servings with leftovers. TO CARVE Place roast with round bone at carver's right and blade bone towards carver. Cut along ribs and back bone separating meat from bones. Remove bones to separate platter. Cut slices from round bone end until blade bone is reached. Remove blade and round bones together aif being used) A cutting around bones with e. in centre ofiknif CAN YOU AFFORD TO PUT THIS OFF or THE ONTARIO FOOD & FREEZER SERVICE SAVES THE AVERAGE FAMILY EVERY MONTH ON FOOD .. 20.00 seer With Monthly Pey' As tow As ... 10,00 SAVINGS PAYS YOUR 'OUR AND YOU ¥ WITH O.F.F.S. YOU ORDER ONLY WHAT YOU NEED, FROM OUR MONTHLY CAT- ALOGUE OF OVER 750 NAME BRAND PRODUCTS THE FINEST STEAKS 49 & ROASTS only tb. by purcheting in bulk Your Food is Delivered Trucks heduled Days. STILL HAVE IN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT .. 10.00 YOU SIGN ONLY FOR THE PREEZER WHICH CAN BE PAID OFF ANY TIME Grade 3: Miss Russell and) ; add to roast and continue cook-) "Q Come All Ye] t- Pictured after their wedding at St. Joseph's Church, Bow- manville, recently are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gibbs. The bride is the former Miss Maria Netten, daughter of Mrs. Josef ~ BOWMANVILLE PAIR WED Wallraff, RR 1, Bowmanville, and the late Mr. nton Netten, and the bridegroém Is the'son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gibbs, Bowmanville. --Astor Studio SEVEN DENTISTS Dental Society records show| women women, This compares with an EDMONTON (CP) -- Alberta|80 per cent ratio in favor of in Lithuania, that of the province's 460 regis-|Latvia and Finland and 70 per tered dentists, only seven arejcent in Russia. dentists faculty for remembering names The inability to remembcr names has been a problem all my life and it has caused me a great deal of embarrassment. Do you have some sort of a se- cret system? If so, will you do a lot of people a big favor and pass it onr--HOLES IN MY HEAD Dear Head: The chief reason people are unable to remember names is becaus thy fail to get the name right when they are in- troduced. Make it.a point to ask that the name be repeated if yo: don't get it the first time. No one will be offended, It's fiat- tering, in fact, because it indi- cates you're interested. Use the name in your first sentence to the person and as- _-Happy The Woman Who Holds Her Man er else they ask if they can come here, My mother and sis- ters have no friends and claim they don't need friends because they have each other. I don't want that kind of a life. I my relatives thor- oughly boring and so does my husband. How can we free our- selves from them without creat- ing resentment?-HOG TIED Dear Tied: Forget about working this out without resent- ment. It can't be done. The only way to free yourself from the clutches of domineer- ing relatives is to get busy with friends and activities. Tell your relatives when they call that you have plans for the evening. 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