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because pasteurization may be 1n- effective in destroying possible dis- ease-beartng contamination. The ice cream mix contains such a high percentage of total solids that 1t 1s more dlfiimtlt to effect thorough pasteurization than with milk. Some manufacturers consider it better to use a temperature of 160 degrees t for 30 minutes to ensure a i margin of safety. i These and many other facts con- cemlng the proved practices and important factors in the Prod-ﬂaw" er good quality ice cream by the industry will be found in Publica-i tion No. 690 “Tire Manufacture oil Ice Oreem" by AH. White. Assoc- iate in Dairy Research, Division of . Bacteriology and Dairy Research.

Ice Bream Making _ls Large Industry

lice cream has developed from |. home-made confectloneﬂ product to one that is manufactured on a wholesale scale 1n dairy P181118- A.| h; other branches of the dairy lndushry. pasteurization is one of the most important operations in the manufacture of ioe cream and t; 3gp; omn- . Pasteurlzation protects the consumer by destroy-

ing any disease-carrying bacteria that may have found their way into the raw ntateriels. It improves the keeping quality of the ml: and ice cream by destroying ‘the great- er percentage of the total bacteria. Pasteurization also puts the mix in the best physical condition for homogenization by which all in- gredients are finely divided and thoroughly distributed.

The temperature for pastettlllng the ice cream mix should not be less than 14.5 degree; Fahrenheit for 30 minutes. It ls necessary also to obtain s. thorou h heating of every part of the m x for the bull 80 minutes at that tantrum-store,

Service. Dominion Depart- . ment of Agriculture. A copy of the bulletin ma" in» obtained by irrit- lng to the Ivgplrtment in Ottawa.

PEACE CHANGE-OVER

IONDON-(CP) -—='I‘he ministry of supply stated that all 44 royal- ordrtance factories in Great Brit- ain are engaged production, half of them undo private management.

LLANBLLY, Wa1es-—Llane1ly an District Electric Supply Cnmnan announced plans for a 212-0000" 6481100000) power station

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OBILDIINT Coaster Waggon: received today. The Bike Shop.

5K1 MFIYiIII bands. IDs-cedars and clamps, wax and dope at the Bike Shop.

LASTING GIFTS. - Pipes, but aasorment. Fred Lambroa.

LIMITED NUMBER 22 and 82. piece tea sets from 014.3 up. Fennell 6s Chandler. .

CONFEDIRATION LIFE IN-l SURANOE. _ .

MUSCLE BUILDLBS and gym-l naaium sets at the Bike Shop.

HIPORTED TEA SETS, in three Pattern!- 22 and 32 pieces. Fen- nell d: Chandler.

‘UST ARRIVED-Large lhlpqtgnl; beautiful Blouses at The Fashion Shoppe, Great George Street

CENTRAL PARISH. - Servings for Sunday. December 22nd. Clyde River 11 A. M. Churchill 2.30 P. M. Canoe Cove 7 P. M. S. S. 6.10 P. M. Rev. T. W. Good/will, Minister.

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CHRISTMAS SERVICES of Wor- ship Sunday, December 22nd. Pres- byterian Chusch in Car/ides. Cardi- gan 11 A. M. Lorne Valley 2.30 RM. _Mohtagus 7.30 P. M. R. D. MacLean, ‘Minister.

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA.—Brookﬂe1d Charge. Ser- vices next Lord's day as follows: Hunter River 11 A. M. Glasgow Road 3 P. M. Brooldield 7.30 P. M. Mr. Donald Nicholson will be in charge of all services. l

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NEW GLASGOW AND CAVEN- DISH. — Preaching services on Lord's day, 22nd (D. V.) at New Glasgow at 11. .Cavend1srh at 3. Christmas program at New Glasgow at 7.30 followed by social hour. J. W. Hayter, Minister. I

CAVENDISH UNITED CHURCH- —Christsnaa Services Sunday,_ Dec. 22nd. 11.00 A. M. North Rusticc. 7.30 P. M. Stanley Bridge. Rev. E. F. Coffin Minister.

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Dec. 22: Special Girls mas Ser- vices will be held at each of the following churches: Long Creek, 1i a.m.; Clyde River, Sabbath School, Z pun; Kingston. Service 7 p.~m. You are cordially invited to unite with us ln Christmas worship. Rev. A.E. Todd, Minister.

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ELECTION 0F OFFICERS --At the ‘annual meeting of Queen Mary L.0.B.A.. Kingston, the following officers were elected for the year I947. W. Mistress. Sister Annie Col-

Marshall. J. Dep. Mistress, Sister Janie Holmes. Chaplain. Jister Melissa Holmes. Rec. Secretary, _Sister Grace Yeo. Fin Secretary. , Sister Isabelle Newson. ‘Preasurrr. l Slater Birdena Holmes. Guardian. , Bro. Davis Ward, Dir. of Ceremon- lies, Sister Margaret Ward. Senior Lecturer, Sl-ster Olive Trsmere. Deputy Lecturer, Sister Melissa Younker. Organist Sister, Melissa Holmes. Inner Guard. Sister Hattie Ward. Outer Guard, Bro. Stanley Colwlll. Committee. Sister Anna- bella Docherty. Sister Sanal‘ Han- sen, Sister Lois Yeo. Sister Olive Tremere. Auditors. Sister Olive Tremero, Sister Melissa Younkﬂ‘, Bro. David Ward. Sick Committee. sister Isabelle Newson. Sister Ollve Tremere, Blsier Grace Yeo and Bro, Davis Ward. At the close of ' the meeting a dainty lunch was served.

l THE PERFECT CLOCK

We think we have a treasure in timekeeping 1f our clock or watch is accurate to within a minute But Sir Harold Spencer Jones, the As- trono/mer-Royal (Great Britain) has spoken of a. quartz-crystal clock which keeps time to within one- thousandth of s second a dav.

This ls the most accurate type of clock yet invented. It is so pre- cise that it can check the rotation of the earth, which is Nature's time- keeper, though not always accur- Pie. In fact. in a recent period of

, fifty years the earth's rotation l varied hv as muyh as four 0' flve y httndredihs of a second. Since 191B, ; however. lt has been keeping hatter i time, hut should it vary again our ‘quartz-crystal clock would revenl ; the fact and would enable a check l to he made. As the Astronnmer- l Royal has said. we could then see if a man-made clock proved a bet- tetl-f tlmekeeper than the earth lt- se . x

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Service. 3 pm.:|

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In mg fancy I stand on trite brinks of the rivers

That flow by the banks on their way to the sea-

Sorn, swirling and foaming along in their torrents

And some flowing ssntly and pim- idly free.

Some rush thru the gorge of the . rocks and the mountains ‘Which reflect their white foam on | the hlah granite walls- Wlhll, others dash tumbling down over the ledges In castloades of water in turbulent ails, .

Some race on their way with the speed of the fnshet

On a course heading straight for the ocean and tide-

While others meander 1n sluggish retreating;

Thru low-lying meadows and fiat delwa wide.

Some boil in the rays of the sun's torrid regions While loitering along thru fee and rice- While other: fuels deeply in sunl-

light regions or frigid cold blankets of crystal- line ice.

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Wher, a pale-glimmered orb hangs aloft in the heavens In a frost laden air that is nlnty

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Where the Yukon; MacKensie; and‘ Nelson all struggle

m the fair Arctic regions _of ice- bergs and floes.

Where the walrus and whales and the mink: and the salmon

Are watching the seals and the polar-bears play-

ifn the Beaufort a.r.:l Barrow and Straits of the Hudson

the mountains of icebergs in

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Where the winds. frosts and Ikhts of Boreas are stabbing

The death-ladden air of that cold Arctic cllme-

where the bards of aha Nor-inland portray in sad languale

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From Jurteau to sunny and Nome in Alaska

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A HIPPY Christmas and a glad New Year to all the irlends c: the Scout Movement who read and use

this bulletin.

Leonard W. Brockington, CMQ. KC. LL.D., D.C.I..., of Ottawa. has been appointed Honorary Coun- sel to the Canadian General Coun- sel of the Boy Scouts Association, it ls announced by Gerald H. Brown, Ottawa. Honorary Secretary of the Cotmcil. Mr. Brocklngton who was first chairman of the 0B0 from 1036 to 190Uwas special War- time Assistant to Canada's Prime Minister hem 1940-1941 and was Adviser on Commonwealth Affairs to the British Minister of Inform- ation durlng 1942-43.

l 1t le-yearold Inndon, mime, Sea Scout. Anthony Wlaer. la play- ing the stellar role in a. new Eng- lish picturlzatlon of Charles Dick- ens‘ famous classic. “Great Expect- ations” which is being shown in theatres across Canada during the Christmas season. Tony, who plays the part of "Pip" is an active mem- ber of the Mlll Hill Sea Scout Troop in Inndon, where he was born

In appreciation of Canadian Bouts’ gift of 16.000 Dutch-language Scouting textbooks, the Bey Scouts or Holland have sent 2.000 hya- cinthe bulbs to Canadian Scout headquarters, Ottawa. whence they have been stripped to each Provin- cial Scout centre for distribution among boys and leader-l. The Can- adian Scout gift-books replaced those destroyed by Nazi occupation forces.

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Stevenson. 0.311.. d chairman of the Executive Board of the mnadisn General Council

of the Boy Scouts Association. "If. was a real INN-ration to find. the enthusiasm for Scouting and the Immense mbllo suppwt it received. I believe it is destined to a treat Dart in the anon of - ads and the Canadian peep " the Ohlef wrote, in part.

Appointment of Bneat I". llillla o! Winning as commissioner for

Gen. D0. Spray. 0.10.. 05.0., Ohlef nrecutlve Commissioner. m. Millis has~been active 80ml. leader since 1010 and ior the past I)

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800N011. Sussex. Ingland .- Elloaibeth Van Inewen, lined 10s.

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ROIAlll-(G) - Luigi Bergorni showed a girl he met in a Items cafe a snapshot of his wife I'M no an: with his bah! dauﬁa

tar ll years age. "'i'hat’s m! mother.’ ‘aid the girl. IQADODF-wll‘ all!!!” WY‘

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wealth-moire. a gracious letter of for not having a radio licence. was mission wan M14518” (Mill.- thsnks tor cotuteslas extended him said to b; wife of a I80 radio 00,100 time; an; y.» endlnd during his recent irb woes Om- announoar. larch ll, use.