HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-11-15, Page 8Page 8 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15, 1951
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but with today’s
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From all past election reports,
women have fallen down badly
where their representation at the
polls is concerned. This year,
with so many consumer issues at
stake, it seems imperative that
we of the cook stove and kitchen
sink should take a minute out to
study those issues and decide
what we want. It is even more
important that we vote.
If, however, family obligations
make a trip to the polls impos
sible, lets make it our duty’ to
see that the men of the
get out and make their
ions count.
It concerns every’ one
Women’s right to vote was not
easily won and
can show’ that it
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After Hours
The local Chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi have planned a fashion
show' at which members will
model British Knit designs and
fabrics, on Monday. They have
planned a social half-hour and
tea to follow’ the show’. It should
bring a few’ new ideas for your
winter wardrobe,
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The ladies of the James Street
W.A. have a musical concert
planned which promises to be a
highlight of the season. They
have engaged the London All
Girls’ choir for one of the few
musical evenings which Exeter’s
winter season seems able to en
courage and from past reports
as to the choir’s popularity, it
should be w’ell attended.* *
From The Windowsill
From the windowsill on Sun
day’ w’e caught a glimpse of the
Legion Remembrance Day par
ade and we couldn’t help but
admire the ladies proudly march
ing behind with their smart new
tarns.
Those hats, their only uniform
stand for a great amount of or
ganization and work already al
though the auxiliary has been
formed for only a month.
Legion members should be in
deed proud to have such a vig
orous group affiliated with them.
And The Pantry
The hustle and bustle which
is the prelude to Christmas
seems to be catching up with us.
After much search, we found
some Christmas cake recipes
that looked about right. We
thought they might interest you
too.
Christinas Cake (dark)
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only our effort
wasn’t in vain.
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Centralia Auxiliary
Raffles Blanket
A blanket made from wool
collected by members of the
Centralia Air Force Women’s
Auxiliary was raffled in their
monthly meeting on Wednesday
of last week
cial Centre.
Presiding
meeting was
the discussion of business, the
ladies decided to keep all sur
plus money until the end of the
year when it will be donated to
some worthwhile cause,
The rest of the evening was
spent by the ladies in work on
different hobbies, Mrs. J. Robert
son instructed in tray painting,
Mrs. B. Miller gave lessons in
bridge and Mrs. W. Michalski
and Mrs. M. Bloye demonstrated
smocking.
Lunch concluded the 'meeting.
at the Airmen's So-
over the business-
V. L. Berg. During
“Sacred Moments” and current
events,
Joint Meeting
For the joint meeting, of the
Institute and the Jr. Farmers, a
progressive crokinole party was
enjoyed.
Talk On Table Design
Heard By Institute
points
given
on
by
her address
South Huron
their Novem-
cups sugar (white or brown)
cup of buttermilk or milk
salt
butter (or margarine)
shortning together
cherries
walnuts
dates
each of cocoanut
tsps,
cup
and
cups
cups
cups
tsp.
vanilla flavouring
tsps, baking powder
tsp. baking soda
Flour to make a stiff batter
Bake in a
hours (it’s a
cake stand
baking.
White Cake
bi
1
3
1
2%
2
2
2
2 i
1 1 and
2
1
slow oven for two
good idea to let the
over night before
lb shortening
cup white sugar
eggs
tsp. baking powder
cups flour
tsp. cocoanut flavouring or
a small pkg. of cocoanut
lb white raisins
cup almonds
cup walnuts
candied pineapple
red and green cherries
lb. dates
cook in a slow oven 4 hours
Very’ instructive
table designs were
Anna Rowcliffe in
to members of the
Junior Institute at
her meeting in the High School
on Wednesday ol’ last week.
M r s. Rowcliffe commented
that the modern trend is toward
harmony of colour and setting in
all varieties of table arrange
ment. "There are many striking
linens to be chosen today,” she
said, "as well as elaborate china.
However, it is well to chose neu
tral linens or china to offset
elaborate table accesories.
"The
went
ways be in the centre, but may
be at
anced
the other end.
She suggested placing of din
ner tables against the wall for
variation and gave the girls
advice on chosing linens. A vote
of thanks was given by Clarisse
Lynn for the fine talk.
President Delores Allison pre
sided for the business of the
meeting and Dorcas Sillery read
table decoration/'
on to say,” need not
the
she
al-
one end providing it is bal-
with a relative object at ■ n
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All Across Canada — in
hotels, in. hos
pitals, in your
own kitchen ...
is a
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to health . . .
aluminum bottle caps and butter
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’ aluminum cooking utensils are in
your kitchen. Light, durable and
clean — they protect food purity
and flavour . . . distribute heat
evenly and quickly, therefore
economically. And how bright and
smart aluminum always looks!
• Happy the cook who’s the proud
possessor of a gleaming “treasure
trove” of aluminum cooking
utensils!
There’s No Such Thing As A “Pre-Shrunk.” Dollar—but I’ve found
a way to s-t-r-e-t-e-h mine. It’s no secret ... I
put my dollar bills through that really wonder-
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TheI’ve Seen Day when I could
practically bounce
my tea biscuits on
the floor — and. I
remember the dis
appointments that
cakes and muffins
always used to be.
That was “Before
Calumet.” What a
difference CALU
MET BAKING
POWDER makes to my baking
now! Tender, moist and always
perfectly leavened, because Calu
met has wonderful double action,
that lifts the batter higher and
higher — first in the mixing bowl,
then again in the oven. And neither
stirring nor interruptions can dis
turb that marvellous double ac
tion. Rely, as I do, on Calumet
Baking Powder for sure, sure re
sults in baking.
put my aoiiar Dins inrougn mac reany wonuer- ,
ful process called Personal Planning! This BANK \PiTv1 z
OF MONTREAL system of budget-control really
makes your money go farther—buy more. If the
high cost of living seems to be shrinking your —
hard-earned dollars, give them that Personal —
Planning treatment! Before very long you’ll be
meeting today’s high prices and putting money
in the bank, too. It’s a grand way to get your finances well in hand
by Christmastime I Ask for your free copy of the booklet, “PERSONAL
■ PLANNING”, at your neighborhood branch of the B of M today.
Now’s The Time when store ads start saying “so many shopping days
before Christmas” ... so better whisper in Santa’s
<Jear soon that you want a new FRIGID AIRE
’ ’ REFRIGERATOR. And I’ll wage: you’ll get one
when you tell him how much refrigerator you
get for the money . . . and how a new Frigidaire
saves so much food and electricity. To cinch the
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Be Brave About Sponge Cakes. You can be sure of tempting beauties
that ate tender, delicate, zephyr-light... if you make them with
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR. You see, Swans
Down is sifted and resifted Until it is 27 times as
fiiie as ordinary flour. Makes better cakes—always.
ORANGE WASHINGTON PIE
1/4 tspn, salt3 eggs 1 eup sugar„ , 2, tspns lemon juicehot milk
11 New Members
1 cup sifted Swans Down
Cake Flour1 tspn. Calumet BakingPowder6 tbsphs.
Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt; sift together three
times. Beat eggs until very thick and light (10 minutes), Add sugar gradually, beating constantly Add lemon juice. Fold in flour, a small amount at a time. Add milk, mixing quickly, and thoroughly until batter bmhded. Turn mto two 9-inch layer pans which have been greased very lightly on bottoms. Bake in moderate overt (350 degrees F.) about 20 to ^JE^utes. When cake is cool, spread ah orange fining between layers, top With whipped cream,
For Auxiliary
Comrades from Stratford
sisted in the initiation of 11 new
members to the Exeter branch of
the Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion, on Monday, October 29,
in the Legion Hall. The Stratford
guests were, comrades, Hoyle,
Millman, Richards and Betts.
Miss Hoyle opened the meet
ing and the business session was
spent in discussing matters per
taining to new Auxiliary pro
jects. Plans were organized for
the sale of popies and the send
ing of parcels for local boys in
Korea.
Miss Hoyle gave a short
telling the girls how pleased
thrilled she was to see a
Auxiliary taking on so many
jects and at the cooperation
from all members of the branch.
She was also pleased with the
financial report and pledged her
help to the Auxiliary.
James St. Group
To Send Bale
The ladies ’of the Evening
Auxiliary of James Street Unit
ed Church made plans to send a
bale of new and used clothing
to the Children’s Shelter in
Goderich at their
meeting which was
home of Mrs. H. H.
According to repoi
CAS new and used
much heeded
to 16 years,
local
they
tions
any
tors.
For the meeting, the group
under Elda Anderson was in
charge. Verna Elliott sang a ..solo
i and Jean Crocker played an or-
I gan solo.
[ Mildred Allison gave a very
I good report of the sectional
j meeting held at Thames Road.
! Lunch was served by the. group
in charge.
J
Shelter
November
held at the
Cowen.
'ts from the
clothing is
age sizes up
Church
will be
of good
other
m any
The ladies of the
have stated that
glad to send dona-
used clothing from
interested contribu-