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START 'FEND FOR
i DUTCi� FAMILY
Residets-Ripley Huron
ifizens
of the
Townships of Ashfield, -East ,And West Waw.anosh,
Morris, 'Turnlierry, Culross and win
!!, : also of Q'
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this'n' that
i onwnship .are rallyingto an a -
p-
, peal for funds, clothing, food and •
•household effects for,a. t etch
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family 'who 'lost .all. their belong-
ings by fire -last week .
The family, Mr. and Mrs. l .iene
Vander Hoek and two children
and her mother, Mrs. T.. A. i *gn;
lost ,all their, . belongings when
fire: ✓ razed the' tfarm . home in.
which they, were living• and own-
ed
by Stewart . Brooks.
They had ar ved, from Hioll'and
some two wee earlier Their
belongings, which ' they jh+ ()tight
with them, ' had -be n ...ins red lin,
til deliirery:but. M Vander Hoek
had not taken out neW policy
cogef'ing thein, ••
Mrs. Hahnn;' wlo was justyisit-
-ng in . Canada, • lost'' her •return
ticket . ' to • Holland, ' her. passport
and other • important papers,'. She
Wag ' burned about the hands and
arms when ' she' ` attempted tore`:
enter the house - to ,nave. them'.
The Vander Hoek's., two 'child-
ren Were atschool at the time.
FTSH AND . GAME' CLUB1
Concerning :Conservation, :Reforestation,. Erection of earns
and' Pro o gation ofFish arid 'Game, Birds •;
Y • To ,Held'In
To • Attend,A/ Meeting Be• , dt �]<n
WINGHAM TOWN HALL,
irsday, may
am'
at 8.00 '.O'clock
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The Slogan
."THINK OF: THE NEXT GENERATION"....
PRESBYTERY CONFERS ON - •
-NEWCHRISTIAN CENTRE
A small`: group . of members of
,,..Bruce' Presbytery, met in the 'Un
iited 'Church, ,Mildmay,, to confer
• with ,Rev. Beverly Osten, •B.D:,
Brantford,' the new director of
•FiveOaks Christian . Workers''
Centre, shortly to, be erected.
near `Pans, Ontario. It :willserve
gas .a training 'centre . for lay
vyorkers - of: the five • central con-
ferences. •
• Members. ' of. the' ::executive
transacted a niuinber ::of items .- c
emergent business including, calls
from 'Dobington . to Rem: B.
Woolley, Ashfield; .from. • Bervie
to Rev. F. G. Purchase Ilderton;
and 'from•Luckndw,, to.:Rev. Grant
1Vleiklej ohn;' Betide. . The' applica-
tion of Dr. ' •W J. Munford,
retirement' Lu
ck_
now,for afe forty:
t
years' 'service in the 'ministry,
was also approved. . •
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MRS. ;. LEITH PASSES
IN HER. 92ND NEAR --
Mrs. :Augusta Leith, age '91
years, of age, • died • in Clinton'
Hospital on Sunday, where she
,had. spent. th& 'past six years. A
native , of Germany she carne to
.Canada with ;he+r parentsin,1862
when a child;. of 'two years. She
•spent rriost Of her life in Blyth.
Her husband Georige Leith
predeceased her 20 ;.years ago:
Surviving. are 'two'. sons, :John .of
Hamiltonand tai. rmerly of ' Luck=.
now and William of Stratford. • . .
The funeral service was held
on Tuesday • in. Blyth, 'United
Church with interment' in. Blyth -
Cemetery. . . , . ply,
Cemetery..
•by
ROSEMARY THYME;
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And now. Ixn told re-
_, that t _.
ripe column are -such; •a help' Out
come the cook books ar;.e i. i.
We've• been having a run on
raw fruit desserts, or .cooked rhu-
barb. Today . we had +chocolate
Milk, pudding and -the family
seemed 'to. think it• Was a nice
chanke There a lot of ways you,,
can vary, the.. packaged puddings,
you can, top with bananas;, cocoa-
nut 'inarshra:allows,. chopped, nuts
or .. y. ou May fold . them in your
pudding. A vanilla:'l udding .or a:.
custard tapioca is delicious with
•chopped dates • folded in. Also
:good in a baked pie shell. With
a tiny bit More fl;avoring,. and
perhaps , a dab of whipped'' cream
folded in,, they',rnake, good fill
ings for. cream puffs. 'Or. eclairs.
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Flavor vanilla • puddings • with
12 tsp. almond and '/2 tsp. lemon.
Chill well ,and ' add ?/z cup heavy
tream Whipped: Top with Berries;
Metre pudding' with milk as
usual, ',using 1/4 , cusp . •fess. , When
cold ' add the ',grated ring of one
orange -and' 1/a.icup ,juice.
four -orange, or pineapple juice
•dv+er dry cake and pour pudding
over -cake. Serve cold.
With. chocolate pudding g .ti' Y
substituting, strong coffee for"half_
•
the milk- used.;
Serve '. chocolate. Pudding • 'in'
layers. With peppermint-: flavored
whipped cream, tinted. delicate
green.' •
• Chocolate chips.: add "to .either
d
'vanilla vanilla or e,chocolate. puddings.
Butterscotch and 'caramel pud-
dings can .be . used: a$, sauces by
using; a' little more• milk.
Dd..I: ever: tell you about Hoot
Ginger Scones? .2 .crops flour, :4.
tsp. bak. ''pdr.; '2 tsp. ground gin-
ger' (maybe yott tiad'. better `take.
it easy • ,on the •ginger .the , :first
time -',and use., a' bit: legs)., pinch:
salt;.'' 2' .fbsp. shortening; 3/4
Milk, Sift ginger flour; bak. 'pdr.
.and- salt. '!Cut in shortening, then.
stir 'in • lightly . the.: pnilh which
has been mixed with the corn',
syrup. Roll. out 1/2' inch thick.::
Cut in rounds: Bake. in quick
oven. 15 minutes.
I., suppose, yoi,i ..are • still. going
strong on ° rhubarb °.:It has such.
a refreshing tartness this time of.:
year. You Might 'like 'to try son'ie
thing new with .the old. favorite...
Baked Rhubarb • Sponge:.'three
cups rhubarb .scut • in 1/2. inch
pieces, 1 cup sugar;'2:'tsp.quick•
Eooking ' tapioca; 1 egg, 3.42 . cup.
• edflo pdr-pia
salt,,. 2 'tbsp... orange.. juice...Corn-
bine rhubarb, two-thirds cup of.
sugar, and, ;tapio_ca., Put_..in.,Lcas=
serole. Beat egg' till' thick; grad-
ually: beat' in' remaining, 'sugar.
Sift dry ingredients17together and:
add to egg mixture alternately .
With orange juice, :Pour over.
rhubarb. Bake in .moderate • oven•
45. Minutes.
• Baked .Rhubarb and Bananas: 2
cups diced rhiubai b 1 cup ,water,
1 cup sugar,. 1 tsp.• grated orange
rind, 1/4 cup orange :juice, 4' ban
anas. Combine rhubarb,: water,
`sugar, orange .rind :and juice, Cut.
'bananas, lengthgvise and place in
shallow' bake dish. Cover With,
rhubarb mixture. Bake in moder-
'ate. 'oven' 30 minutes.
If you have a 'bit of maraschino
'cherry juice • in -a jar . irr your.
cupboard; . pour it into your next
rhubarb pie. Gives .it 'c+olor;-,un-
usual.
,tiusual• flavor.
Rhubarb Tapioca: 3 tbsp.; quick
'cooking. tapioca, 1 ,cup sugar, '1/4
tsp. salt; 1 cup water,' 3, cups
'rhubarb cut in 1/2a inch pieces,'
1/4 .cup heavy cream, hip ed,
tsp. orange rind, Co , ine' tap-
ioca, sugar, Bait, vttater . and rhu
barb in sauce pal and ,bring to
iboil, stirring .. constantly. • Cook
ower low heat .2 minutes.. C1il,
Serve with whi:ppea cream flay-
oreci with orange 1 -Ind:. Or use a'
soft custard, could .. could be,
flavored with orange rind too,
cine
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Holiday week ends bring unusual traffic hazards '• to
Onfierio—Morredivers -a'nd a es runsuse e s ree s
and highways More miles are travelled. More time is
spent out of cloori,, and thousands. of "childien ars re-
, leased .from schooL All .these factors .swell the .nOrmal
traffic..yolyMe .and inciease, the , danger. of accidents.
earneitly urge all citizens, 'and 01 leaders 'in' cam-
awarenets. of the need far 'safer .driviiis and safer
The traffic accident record can be kept down—if
each of us does his part.
attack on accidents. Let us all work tOgether *to. keep ,
'the approaching holiday period free of acCidents.
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8111t shaker Will •not corrode if ,j.t
is coated with fingernail polish:
When, the. lish is d the holes
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THURSDA"z, MAX 22nd,. 1952
SHORTHORN SALE
NEXT' [THURSDAY
The Cui+bert-Gaunt-lKeyes
nual sale of purebred Scot,eh
Shorthorns will' be held. in tilt.
.Clinton" Arena on Thursd'a;y 01:
next week, May .29th.. ,
The sale' is Staged by W*. A.
Culbert and So,ns-of Dungannon.
Andrew C. Gaunt oft St,. Hele>1.
and Clifford H. Keys, of Varna,
who are ,consigning a select ot-
fering of. choice tani'mals from
their . respective herd's, for this
annual event.
Thii ty=eight• 'head ace up fGr
this auction, with 16 females ai)d
three bulls !from •'tile Culbert
herd' five females nd: four, �iuiiti
f.rom.i the ' Ke s • herd and ' it
.• • Y .. Li Zc.
,females and...one. bull from the.
Gaunt ,herd.
,Sale: catalogues listings the...149.
head, as , well. as the herd sires,
are vai1able fro r W: A 'Culbert,
Maple Em. blern. Farm . R. R: 1;
Dungannon.
GIRLS EXHIBIT" PROJECT
OUTFITS AT KAIRSHEA W. l',
. ` Mrs. D. H. ' Carruthers was hos.
tens for the May meeting 'of the •
Kairshea W. I: There was a splen-
did attendance of members and'.
visitors. • Mrs. Houston presided
and. Mrs. Farish Moffat, read the
'minutes .of the 'previous meeting,'
• Mrs F, Gilchrist reported: on.. ..
the . Distriet 'Directors meeting'
and arr, ngerrients nwer� made for
-the'District Annual to. �be held in
Kincardine, June. - 10th: Mrs:`
l`Iughes•..;and 'Mrs;. Collyer were
named delegates with ' Mrs. liar.,,
old. Campbell as . alternate..
-It,. was unerniously agreed to
contribute $10 to . the Saivation
Army Red Shield appeal. 'Thanks
were received or the quilt which
was contributed tol the Red Cross.
Society. in. Lucknow..
An' invitation' was -extended to.
the members to attend a . Violet
Tea. in the Sunday School rooni
of Lueknow' United: •C'hurch to }ie
.held on May 28th at 2:15 . p.m:
It was. 'arranged to sponsor a
summer' project for 'Club girls.
"Meat in the •Menu"was 'chosen
with ' Mrs. Ted. Collyer and • Mrs.
Wrh.: Scott to' be : leaders. •Any '.
girls from 12•: to 26: yearn. of age
may enroll. ,
Community., .:singing— 'Was en-
joyed..Mrs Irwin Carruthers and"..
Miss Amelia Carruthers each fav-
ored.
av-ored• with :'a ., pifario. solo 'Mrs. '.
Collyer had •a reading on :"Fam-
ily Life". :Mrs. Ira Dickie and:
Mts. . Lawrence:MacLeod gave . ,a ,.
Splendid report of the sessions
of. the: Officers' Conference which'
they 'had attended at the O.A:C. ,
a+t `Guelph -,Over 1:000 -.women
gathered ' at the- O.A.C. for the
wo- • ay con erence.'
• Linder the direction: of. Mrs. --
Ross • M'acM han; the eight girls
+w o h attended theeiihieve-
anent Day. in' Walkerton •display- :
ed their, project, "Working with
Wool". Each .jgirl wore the. out-
fit which she'.`had made 'in the
'winter -under' the.: leadership of
MacMillan artd Mrs: Orville
Elliott: ' . • ' ...-
Mks: VT. F. MacDonald gave .the
-closing remarks: After' the Nat-
ional Anthem a dainty lunch was
served by the, 'iliostess and 'the ,
directors in• charge.
Misses Jessie and Annie•
1Vlac
Kay invited the .mernbers for 'the
net •neetirig tcz..be tela lri°1y-'
•
rood Hia11 in . June:
can. be 'opened' with needle.. -
That versatile : tail,' ptiliasi!
I told you• before,about mala
ing floattng•candles' out of:�17ct.t-
'ed. down stubs. I'ssuggested plac-
ing'
lac-ing'candle Wick in the cit ntre.,. •
when partly cooled, 'A better idea4
"islbirthnclie,�
ste'ato d of theinsert a wick Y.ouday Ccaai1 11 en
novelty candles , for a Children"s
,party with marshmallows and.
birthday candles, 'and th.oi;r 1i0P'
War candies with • a hole •iii the'
centre . ':" aavhidll I 1 7t0 'ir•c�t,
name: They come in a`rcill.i(;.+��''
Press the candy into the t.•cr:.r'' of
a . rnaht fallow tib form tht
handle;arsnd press th°e cariClla'
the nof+ itiri ►1'irri W
lotow; 'farceentreough sothe thiat i+ E� iti
stand wp.
burned out;
eat the i'Yt,arsh4riallnw• ,