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THE L 1c1S. TOW :SENTINEL,, L :K N W,' >ONTARIO
HUROI.,BR111CE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION , I
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at .8,.3.0 p.m.
SPEAKER:.
:.alter -Thomson.,
Leader• of• The ' Ontario L
iberal Party;
ME ER.S OF P
AND MB ARLIAMEN.
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BUSINESS .
• Nomination Candu ates for, your .hiding:
. General .:Business.,
Election.. Of Officers.
Huron -Bruce Libera'I..ASsociation.:
GOD :' SAVE : THE KING.
Mr.- Scam :.Colwell . of Calgary
spent a few days in this''" neigh:
iborhood, and with Mr. and Mrs
Earle'; Hodgins. and Shirley:.„
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• 'BCxRN in WiinghaTr>< Hospital
to Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Ross' of
`Wroxeter, :a daughter: ....
On Monday , evening Shirley
Hodgins hadseveral girls to a
presentation . , by Beauty Counsel-
or .Cosiinetics.
CULROSS CORNERS
Mr- Bill Johnston was ' visiting
iii this neighiborhood and with his
ltirier, Frank. ,Johnston:'
—1�r and' Mrs. Elwood_Merritt
nd.''fazrnily of Listowel, Mr.• and
Mrs. Bill MacDonald'. and family.
of Cornwall : and ' Mrs. Thos, Mac-
Donald of Listowel. spent ;Sun-:
Sun-
day with Mr. and 'Mrs. ,Earle
ins and Shirley.
._.. and Mrs Chas..Knight and
*gaily of Toronto spent;an even
Ing: with Mi and' Mrs. ' James
'Wraith ' and Gertie. ' ` :,•
ZION
Mr. and. Mrs. n' Brown of
Tillsonibur:g and Mr. and, Mrs.
Samv)Durnin and Betty of ,Luck-•
by now visited on Sunday with,. Mr.,
ROSEMARY THYME • and .Mrs, 'Jake Hunter, . .,.
Mr. Chuck McDonagh, from IP-,
w h visited for tile' week -end
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' THURSHA'',, .JULY 2f6thi
Still'' :eking cherries and. cur-
•rants, red and black? °'Very 'nice
fruits, Ito have Cherries are sort
of tedious to 'work on • • • you
may work .about nine hours and
wind p with . nine quarts,:: At
Our o'clock in the •afternoon, you
thunk you will never be finished,'
You are covered .with, Spatters of
juice, � and that is,;when your. cost
immaculately -clad friends will.
.per , as
with his parents, Mr,. and Mrs,
Jack McDonagh,
Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Ritchie
'and Donna visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mts. ,Jinn Smith cad . s-
Molex
worth, ,
Mrs. Henry Horton of Dungan
non r eturned home after 'spehel
ing two weeks With,.Mr, tItc Mrs
Gordon, Kirkland.
Mr ands Mrs. 'C'eci'l Mullin of
.'choose to ' call. However" yowl will
Listowel visited Sunday With tIIr
THE TAX:;RATE. in Seaforthis
59-.8 mills, an 'increase, of 14.4
mills ' over last , year..
be able to'laugh about it,.when
Y.61.1 are eating. cherry pie in Jan -
wary.
ICurrants.*are most satisfactory
jellies
• ,ams .and fruits. to ,rrin+ake j . j
out of. They jell . so nicely with=
Out added pectin, .and , I do like
a, fruit• that will, do that. They
will 'even yell sortie extra fruits,
ItIfat .don't contain enough pectin
.to jell thernselves ,Here's a good
recipe • for Jew el Jam ... Four
cups .pitted. 'cherries, ;_,'four. cups,
gooseberries,, four cups red cur=
rants, four cups, raspberries, eight
cups sugar. Wash' fruit: Pit cher-
r%ear thp; and:tall' gooseberries,
stem currants. Combine fruits,
crush .sliightly. Bring to iboil_,and:..
boil, Uncovered, 15 minutes.. Add
•sugar, .bring to .boil, uncovered,
to jam 'stage, about 10:.' to 12 min.
`usually: Pour into hot, sterilized.
jars., .Cool : and 'seal; Yield, about`
10 small jars.t "
Here are a feW• tips' form jellies
and .janis: .
Mash berries .and' soft fruits be
fore putting on to cook. Add -fiery
,little ;water.Ward fruits, should
be cut.:up. When.. not `• adding Com-`
menial- pectin.., use three. quarters
cup'. sugar to 1 cup fruit ' juice.
,Sour, fruits,..currants, , gooseber-
ries, plums, . need /1 cup . sugar
to 1;. cup juice.
A: perfect jelly test '., dip
u 'spoonful of boiling; p a; spo o. ing . syrup,
and let, it run baek--into the ket-
tle. When it no longer runs;• out
of ;. tithe spoon in` single steady
stream, but divides in two lines
of .;drops,. -which, .sheet together;'
stop cooking, 'stir ant air bub-
bles. ;Skim off '•fown.,'Pour.
Let.: jams and conserves cool ;in
: kettle, stirring :' occasionally. It
helps to plump the fruitand keep
it .fron..floating:. . :.
Don't add'. another few spoon-
fuls) or part of 'a cup, of sugar,
for : luck, or :generosity's sweet
sake;'"It is, in fact, better to . use
'too .little sugar ' than. too much.
Stir to dissolve sugar. Cook
quickly •to_ retain color and flav,
or. It is advisable to •: work •in
small—qualnti ' ,.
4 or 5. ,cups. Jani .should be:.ten
der, not 'thick and tough.. Over=
cooking darkens the product. Jam
thickens'„considerablyon cooling,.
so make allowance ' for this,' or
it will be' over -cooked. It is a
good plan to warm the sugar,' to
speed 'up , things. When ou ar
•usmcommercial' pectin, follow.
directions carefully, and read 'it
over well before .you . begin, , to
work: The timing is so important;
Don't • count an extra five• for
'luck It won't be ` luck ; , , it .will
be Your •undoing. I made •thimble-
berry d j a mone time that I . juat
berry jam one time 'at I just
to myself, "Nowis, that a roiling
boil?” Decided to let her roll a
bit' more. I' shouldn't have.
s
If you are using shouldn't.
cherries
fright now, a cherry ,pie ' is. the'
very best pie of all pies, I •think.
Some' .one told 'me' the other day
that .black 'currants are "super"
:Jn pie. I've never done that, but
I intend to., . . maybe to -mor,
rowf YOU. can Makes a Cherry
Roll,. 'served with .'rich milk' or,
creel i. Rich biscuit dough, "rolled
in rectangular,' spread with 'thick
layer of cherries, 'sugar, dash., of
nutmeg or mace (good in pie
too), Roll up like' jelly roll, Bake
till :dough is done:
. Here's • another version of . the
berry shortcake idea; . Rich bis-
cuit dough in the pari., Cover
thickly, with berries, sweetened,
Bake until dough is cooped and
the berries have • formed a lits
cious sauce on ' op Serry with
milk' •or cream ith blue-
berries. Yumniy-yumaiay, F'
Eating beet 'greeds these days?
Pine. That •what 1 like to' hear,
,b .
YOU On MORE .FOR YOUR TELEPHONE DOLLAR
.J .
ABBREVIATING certain words in our '.
telephone directories can .often reduce.
a listingfrom•two lines to one. This 'not
only makes. the .directory thinner•.and
easier,to read, but . also lees costly to
produce.
In one of 'our bigger directories, for.
'instance, taking out just one line saves
enough. paper ,to 'Print 1,010• pages Or
1J4 directories!
This . careful - attention to little 'things.
L typical' P.ical of how all departments work.
P.
• to keep costs down. It's one' of the . .
• ' ineeasons why your telephone is. one .of
today's hest buys.
.;iiipeni Aso oleo I OWA S durisii the pest i* ye*
POOD4•
UP 11194 ..
A n.w stool who, •so strong
that only half as many poles',
are needed' to ,support tt,.
extends "pacing between'
poles to 400;,, feet or more.
This saving is important as
eonssteuetion ' Costa" continue
to go up. . •
COST. of
LIVING*'
UP 64%
#poalinion Sursou *4Avsraps nasots'in coif of ssrivaes
at Slotiitics . in the Hniforr .we lir**
• TO/OfiiNirie servile it ,Me of toiidlty's 1001. tiers'
TELEPHONE
SERVICE**.
'UP 21%
tong Distance operators
now dull many..•out.of•town
calls just as easily le people.
dial . flambe .. This not
' only mes . aster, mire '.
con anent vice for .you,
1 '•bet ,:means our operating
dol .. go further. �o
Vico ' fr qu.ncy umpll-
Mrs have been.6itueeaed, in
• size until. today amplifiers 'Y^
that would have filled' a
whole building ,now ea,Y'tbe '
put in a Single wrung Result:
important savings in building '
conte.
... 7t7 G'b' -)Va B/OGEJ�Q'
egVat liGr/24/ke
'THE SELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA..
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and Mrs Nelson R*aynard
Mrs:: , Cecil. Gardner arid.. boys: f • and .50 n _
are -spending a. +week, at the :lake on .Th n;, at uaacert instiMe', the e'
at Point Clark. ` • first group will don'1aa�thing suits, '
. at
-
while
M
rs J
oke
Mr and while, the previous swimmers will
tended the, funeral of Mr. John . ..-
• leave . the : lake .and prepare to
Deyell of Wingham on Monday help in the ,dining hall; •
afternoon. Keewaydin has large, �bri,glit
Mr. and Mrs. ,Ross Chapman & dininghall and kitchen; housed
-Mr. C •eor e Coleman of. Seaforth ..
• g 9 : m a pine building, , and' a lodge •
visited Sunday with 1VIr. and Mrs. 'where the girls `h.old India:
SE1O'N GiROU P AT-
'KE.
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'KE:EWAYDIN'
The second • group, of, . Girl '.
Guides "to be under canvas at
"Keewaydin" in Ashfield Tc)Wn
ship, will break camp at the end
of 'the week after a• ten-day' per- '
iod of badge work, swimming'
and other Guide Damp activities,
"Keewaydin, which ' ' tri e a n s;
+Land of the 'West Wind"; was
acquired ,three years ago as''' a
permanent . summer camp for, • . •
Huron,:, Area. Guides,. 'Boastinga ,,
long frontage on the lake, the
camp, • is • sub -divided into,. four•
camps,` including .a pioneer cannp,'
The ,camps rotate the activities
so -that:. one, group .W_. 1 be' per
forming 'its kitchen d' les: •while
another group. its r eivin i• '"
Will.: Ritchie. r "
Mr. ', and Mrs..' Arthur Jervais.
and Mrs. William Kelly of Ham-
. ilton (visited , Sunday with. Mr. '&
Mrs: • Henry Gardner. Mrs: Kelly
remained for a' week. .
There will.. be' no church' next
Sunday: but Sunday ,School will
be at .10:15 in.: the morning::
The.. -Zion . W.M.S. meeting : •vitas
held• at the home of Mrs. George.
Hun ter .with 12 members answer:
ing the roll call. • Mrs, Gordon Rit-
chie .presided. The meeting open-
ed,
ed, with a ;hymn and the repeat-
ing ' of .• the . Lard's prayer in uni-
son. We were favoredwith an.
instrumental,;' by Carol' • Gardner..
after : which. Mrs. Raynard . read
•the Minutesof the last meeting
Eunice' Helm sang ,'a• solo: Mrs.
Allan Ritchie is -'oto get the ..;pro-
gram for the next meeting to be
'at Mrs 'Cecil Gardner's; it beiti
the Light -Bearers ;meeting. Mrs.
Wes Ritchie gave a report on the
talent money Abazaar: was :dis-
cussed: Roberta Helm,: played' an.
instrumental.- Mrs. Jim- - Hunter
had the • Christian Stewardship::,
trice Gibson and Mrs.' Bill
ter -gave readings. • Mrs. Gor=e
don. Ritchie. closed •with,. prayer.
The hostess served a -dainty lunc?
arid ,a social hour : was spent.
Night; 'formal :balls: , and: other
suich , eve'rits The campe s sleep
under canvas, and are taughtall
the rudiments -of • caring for. a:
tent, in' fair weather and foul.
The first ' group of Guides at
•Keewiaydin this season h�ad. the
• unhapexperience, id•t `halving
ten, .tentspy flatteneduring a.
'storm:
Guides •from Brantford, .Brant
and Perth -Huron divisions. make
up the laresent camping ' body;:
while Brantford, Burford, Listo_
wel, Mitchell, Stratford; St.' Marys
and Halsall among the .commun.. •
ities ss representeiad:. a
Mi ' Jtil•
Mary's, is . Damp commandant
;Miss Joyce, Sanderson, :Listowel,
is business manager ••and quart-
er :master;: Mrs. M. E. Barkwell,'•
Lucknow,' 'is •cook, and Miss Sa
die Johnson, R.R.. 3, Goderich,
nurse in charge:` of the; infirmary, : '... .
Sharing. the responsibilities, of
swimming.:. instructress • are . tw;n• :
sisters; Mary and, Elizabeth l.ati*
More,St. Marys.; •
,THAT the Wiarton Echo explains'' : r.
its ' 50c•, increase. in, ,subscription •
priceto $3.00' a year,? as':corres-
ponding to about half a pound of
,beefsteak:
t
you ea ever Doctors recently . discovered
9 Ways T�
A idHF •er .
heat fever in children may 're-
sult f om ._ indoor heat'. as well • as'
front the sun.. Learn the %; symp-
toms and treatment of heat 'fever.
Read, "Heat Fever" in • The 'Am-
erican Weekly,:' famous magazine'
with, . this Sunday's (July 291 is
sue of The. Detroit Sunday Tittles.
New idea.: Shake . some grated
cheese, or slivers of cream cheese
in your cooked greeris, keep hot
until cheese •has meted, •
'Nother new idea for dressing;
for fruit salad. Equal quantities
of lemon juice.: and light coni
s ru . addin few crushed mint
leaves. .Refreshing flavor.
TOOK ZION SERVICES
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During Iiev. 'C. E. Woolley's
vacation, the service on July '15th
was taken by Messrs. -W. L. Mac •
Kenzie and Stuart Collyer and.
on :July. 22nd by the 'Young Pea-:.. `
pie. Mr.. Collyer . gave an •inter ;:
-esting-addr-ess-on_a-passag : from: `
the Lord's Prayer, and Eunice
Helm sang, a lovely .solo..' • '
Last Sunday , evening. Arnold ,' • .I
Alton had 'charge of the service..
Cliff Kelle of; Belgra re was the
guest' spe er and Donald Young-,
a Soloist with
blof '
was udt uburn
a' . o • :.. nt. b.• Howard
Blake. '. .
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THE PORT.'ELGI N Junior. Channber of Commerce is just
about'' all set to • launch their "Greatest Annual' Show of 'the
B1ueNrater District" -1951' AQUA DAY:• They have lined • ug
the best possible enterta'inrnent for 'such an event .and hope ''
to;.hla\re all..: of you enjoy it with them. ' • ' • ,
'CO e NCING at. 10.30 in. ornin : the • daywill be
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filled with activnty until thea cthoforful array ew' . • '
marks the closing' at night The program: will feature
fir• -iiorksgh-
land " amaes, which *Will' include competitions inDancing,
PipeBands:and Individual Piing. As 'an: added attraction
Johnny Cobb and ;his Toronto Police ,Force .Sport :Team Will ",.
put, on. a' Scottish sports, demoistration..:There still' also ;be. ,
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Water. Skiing, Both Competition• and exl�iilbition,
SWir9iTlin
.:Contest; Boat 'Racing; •Parades;'Carnival; Hydro nes' oft4
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_ _:to .mentis few, of
ball Game; O
the highlights�a,'s Model Aircraft Show, • •
SEE IT FOR, '' Q'CURSEL `, Plan to be in .;Port Elgin .on
Civic Holiday. The ' afternoon admission is 50 and' 5 cents.
At night the exhibitions' on the beach .ar'..... FREEt'Contestants
can still: enter any event' by writing to 0. T`I. 'H'yrnmen, Set-
Elgin Junior Chamber of Commerce. •
rebary, Port • ,
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