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s Desserts
And Stew
By MARJORIE STEINER
Surprises are always interest
ing and ,our dessert recipe this week js g. new and unusual one
to us. It goes by the name of
(Surprise Dessert. Miss Ella Link
contributed the recipe and
sure our families will be
antly surprised when we
it to them.
Surprise Dessert
(Miss Ella Link)
1% cups flour
1 cup sugar
1 tsp. baking soda -
¥l tsp. salt
1 egg beaten
1 can fruit cocktail.
iSift dry ingredients together.
Add the beaten egg combined
with fruit and juice (2 cups.)
OPpur batter Into 8x8 inch greased
pan,
'Coyer tpp of batter with mix
ture of
2 Tbsp, flour
% cup brown sugar
cup chopped nuts.
iBake for 50 "minutes in 850°
even. Serve with whipped cream.
we’re pleas-
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forty-first wedding anniversary of
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'Charles
$ $ * #
for a recipe -sent to us
sister, We have 'tried this
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From Mrs. Herman Powe we
received this recipe for a loaf
cake with oatmeal as an ingre
dient. It is a mew recipe ’to us, 'too
so now we can experiment with
two new desserts.
Oatmeal Loaf Cake
(Mr®. Herman Powe.)
cup quick-cooking oatmeal
■cup boiling water
cups brown sugar
eggs
'Construction began Monday on
a ?47,000 three-room red brick
school for the Roman Catholic
Separate School Section No.
Stephen, at Mount Carmel.
•Contract was Jet recently
Frank Van Bussell, of Lucan,
the board of trustees,
■Classes will continue in the
old two-rooip school while the
new building is erected beside
it. The old school will be torn
down this summer and students
will start in the new one in Sept
ember.
Enrolment of the school is
around 100. Mother In iSylvia is
in charge of it.
Chairman of the trustees
Joseph Dietrich, R.R. 8 Parkbill.
Members include Tom Ryan, of
R.R. 3 Ailsa Craig, .and Charles
iGlavin, of TUR. 3 . Dashwood.
Wilfred Hogan, R.R. 8 Parkhill,
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¥2 cup shortening
1 cup flour
1 tsp. cinnamon (scant)
1 tsp. baking soda
¥2 tsp, Plow
pinch suit
12 cups Whole raisins.
Four boiling wnier over oat
meal which has been spread out.
Let stand 20 minutes without
stirring.
'Beat together the sugar, short
ening and eggs. Add dry ingre
dients which hgve -been sifted
together. Add raisins and oatmeal
and stir well until there are no
luxnps of oatmeal. .Bake in 350°
■oven for 4>5 minutes. Ice with
fudge
sugar.
Now
by our
one and liked it. The first time
we used the dry white beans.
T-hey take quite a while to soak
then quite a while to cook. iSo the
second time we made this stew
we used a can of beans and
little difference in the taste
quite a saving in time.
Bean And Meat Stew
% cup dry pea beans or
1 can beans
¥2 cup chopped salt pork
¥2 cup chopped onion
¥2 lb. ground beef
2 cups canned tomatoes
isalt and pepper to taste.
Cook salt pork until crisp. Re
move meat and brown the onion
lightly in pork fat. Add ground
beef and cook about' 5 minutes.
Add cooked po.rk, beans and to
matoes. Reason to taste. .Cover
•and cook .slowly for 30 minutes.
Hint—Boiling dried beans for
2 minutes before soaking them
cuts soaking time to one hour.
DISPLAYS "FAN MAIL"—Marion Bell, 12 year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bell, of near Hensall, displays a few
of the letters received by The Times-Advocate asking for her
picture in the paper as runner-up in the South Huron spelling
bee. The young students who wrote the letters remained
anonymous and even Marion doesn’t know who her “fans”
are. One thing certain: it wasn’t pupils in her own school,
according to Teacher, Mrs.- Sara Simpson, who says they had
nothing to do with it —T-A Photo
PS Students Petition
For Marions Picture
More
(Milkers
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By MISS JANE DYKEMAN DEPENDABLE
Honored On Birthday
Mr. George Earl was the gwt
of ’honor last Wednesday when
his. family met at the -home of
Mt. and Mrs. Norman (Brock to
celebrate his 79th birthday.
Those present Included Mr- and
Mirs. Harold Hern, Mr. -and Mrs.
•Angus Earl, Mr, and Mrs. Milne
Pullen and Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
'Marry Hern, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Hem and Lynda and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton 'Brock.
Personal Items
iSaturday visitors with Mr. and
MTs. Ross Jaques were: Mr, and
Mrs. Glen Range and Wayne,
'Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Herb An
derson and Lloyd, (Science Hill,
Fred Heywood and Lila Smiling,
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It’s taken a long "‘lime but
some school children in Hay and
Stephen *township can finally see
■their demands fox' justice fulfil
led in this week’s Times-Advo
cate. 1 >
The school children petitioned
the newspaper three weeks ago
for a picture of Marion Bell, 12-
year-’old Tuckersmith student,
who placed second in the South
Huron spelling 'bee at Exeter
[Public School on February 29.
The pupils, who remained ano
nymous, wrote a batch of letters
to The T-A -asking why a picture
of the runner-up hadn’t appeared
instead of those of other con
testants who didn’t go as far in
the competition.
Typical of the letters was this:"£ have always ‘been a steady
reader of the Exettr paper and
I have liked it very much. But
in this week’s issue, y.6u disap
pointed us very much. I didn’t
see the- picture of Marion "Bell
Lillian Borland
Weds Saturday
In a setting pf early -spring
flowers and lighted candles in
tall candelabra in Thames Road
'United 'Church, Exilian Ruth.
(Borland, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Charles Dorland, -and Robert
George Watters, son or Mrs. Eli
zabeth and the late.Robert .Wat
ters of Toronto, were united in
marriage with Rev. W. J. Moores
officiatin'g on 'Saturday, March
10.,
/Traditional wedding music was
played, by Miss Agnes Bray
also accompanied -tihe soloist,
William Cann.
The Bride
Given in marriage by
father, the bride wore a waltz
length gown of white tulle lace
over taffeta, featuring a sweet
heart neckline and lily point
sleeves. A pearl encrusted tiara
held in place her finger-tip ‘veil.
She carried a bouquet of red
roses with white streamers knot
ted with the. rose buds.
Attendants
The maid of honor, June Bor
land, sister of the bride, wore
a waltz length gown .of lime green
net over taffeta -with matching
bolero and headdress. Hei’ bou
quet was of yellow ro-ses.
Fred Walters, Toronto, brother
of the gro.om, was best man and
Jack Borland, Exeter, .and Wil
liam Jacobs, Toronto were ushers.
At the .reception held in the
church parlors decorated with
spring flowers the bride’s
mother received the guests wear
ing a grey tweed suit with pink
and "black 'accessories. Mrs. Wat
ters chose navy sheer with match
ing accessories and both woi'e
a corsage of pink carnations.
Wedding Trip
For a 'honeymoon spent in
Chicago and other points in Uni
ted -States the bride donned a
■tan tweed -suit with mint green
and brown accessories and cor
sage of yellow carnations. '
Mr. and Mi's. Watters
make their future (home in
rente.
Guests were present from
ronto, Exetei‘ and district.
The occasion also marked
who was the runner-up and’ “who
nearly got first and we were
wondering why the pictures of
those other two girls were xri
there. We are not very pleased
With this,”
Another young reader wrote:
"I (have been greatly disappointed
not' to see the second prize win
ner. I truly hope that you and
your publishers will do ’the cor
rect 'thing next time and forever.” This one*" was “Signed
With Truthfulness” (by “A Steady
'Subscriber.”
(Many others -asked for Marion’s
picture in the next edition, Toob-
■lige the T-A cameraman took a
picture of Marion hut it didn’t
turn out.
Last week he tried again with
success but it was crowded ent.
With the 'public a t ion of
Marion’s picture . this week,"The
T-A management hopes these
young subscribers will decide to
continue, reading this, newspaper^
The editor extends apologies for
his sin of omission.
To clear- himself, the editor
must explain that the picture of
the three girls who appeared in
the Martell 1 edition were taken
before the contest and weren’t
intended to be winners... It was
just a coincid'ence that one of
.them. was.
Wheji the photographer went
to the school after the contest
to take a picture of the winners,
runner-up Marion Bell had left.
OK, students?
Marys,
Mi’ .and Mrs. Jud Dykeman
■and family visited 'Sunday with
Mr. and -Mrs. (Lloyd 'Cushman,
Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Jaques’
were Tuesday guests With Mix',
and Mrs. Don Parsons, Hensall.
Miss Nettie Hyatt, Mitchell
Rd., and hex’ nephew of R.C.A.F.
Aylmer, were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. .'Ross Hern.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern
Visited 'Sunday with Mrs. Kyle,
(Exeter, and Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Culbert, Lucan.
Mrs. Ross Jaq.ues and John
spent Wednesday With ‘Mrs, Herb
Anderson, 'Science Hill and
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley J-aques and Mr. and Mrs.
(Sam Bowers, Exeter.
Lynda Hern, Thames Road,
visited on 'Sunday with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
•Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd , Lynn,
Clandeboye, visited Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom (Brock and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques
and Yvonne were Saturday Visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dob
son, Kirkton.
, A number of the ladies from
Jim 'community „ attended,, the fWrt course on ^Salads” at the
Township Hall last Friday af
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