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RECIPE OF THE WEEK BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE Melt 3 tablesp. butter in saucepan, Mix 1 cup brown sugar, 2 tablesp. cornstarch 4 teasp. salt + teasp. nutmeg Ada to buttor and allow to brown, watching to prevent burning. Add 1 cup boiling water slowly, bring to boiling point, stirring all the time. Boil for a few minutes: when cool, flavor with vanilla. o-0~0 CYRISTMAS LIGHTS need your help to shine tut brightly. Under the brilliant pageantry of Christmas lights,. most of us, no matter how busy we are, stop at some time to remember what the lights mean. For whatever your religion, whether the birthday which Christmas celebrates is even a part of it. most of the world recognizes that embodied in the Christmas symbol is a great part of the hope of man, The hope of man is fsrever in its young. Always the young coming forward, jnevitably, to move into the places whero the world's future is determined---the top places, the counsels of the wise, the peacemakers---or the warmakers. Once, they were children, these top people. And what- ever their role now, or to come, once they were small---very small---and once some of them were hungry and frightened and badly (cont, on next col.) wa Page & treated and neglected and pushed aside. And vexyoften, ni very often, the Christmas festival was celebrated all around then, but net by them. There isn*t much doubt that some of them grew up to give great trouble to a world which had not bothered to trouble about them, And so, this December, instead cf re- minding you that, the seventeen year-old, are the hope of the world, we suggest that you turn yorhead and look back behind you at all the little ones, Not just the little ones of your own family circle---the cherished children ycu know-----but the other children, the all-but-forgntten ones, For they are the future sf your world. 0-0-0 AROUND THE TOWN Our sympathy is expressed to Dorothy and Sammy Ballantyne on their recent ber- savement,. Mrs, Carl Crockford arrived from Thessalon, Ontario lat Saturday to visit with her sons Al and Len and will return home on December 24th. Jane Porter arrived home Tuesday, December 15th from Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, and will visit with her 'parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs, D. Perter over Christmas and New Years. Charmaine Dodge arrived last Thursday ug from the Lakehead and will also be a guest ; of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Dodge ' over the Christmas season. Mr, Joe Adamo is the possessor of the first T.V. set in Terrace Bay and reports very favorable reception from Green Bay , Wisconsin each day from 5 to 10:30 p.m. Bob Monteith from Fort William is back in Terrace Bay visiting with his many friends. Mr..J. McInnes from Kapuskasing is visiting with his daughter and family, Mrs. Mae Mallais. Dick Lumbers and Paul Kowalchuk left Saturday to spend Christmas and New Years with their parents in Toronts, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Lumbers and Sue and Mr, and Mrs, Kowalchuk, Mrs. Robert Adams of Campbellton. New Brunswick arrived Monday to spend the winter months with her daughters, Mrs. Grace Moores and Mrs, Ethel Boyd. Miss Romana Adams aceampanied her Mother and will stay for the Christmas holidays. Mr, and Mrs. T. Gibbens of North Bay Ontario were arrivals on Saturday for the Christmas and New Year season te visit with their daughter, Rita Cavanaugh and family,