HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-01, Page 15pe. Brabandere also grows s
oral' .acres of root crops.
Personal t ms
Mrs. William fluff, of Strat,
ford, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilson on Wednesday of
last week.
Miss Mary De Brabandere,
nurse-in-training at St. Joseph's
hospital, London, spent • the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Alrti. Jules Dc Brabanclere
and family.
Mr, and Mrs* Ted Weide vis-
ited this past week with his
parents in Manitoba.
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Baker
were Sunday guests with. Mr.
and Mrs. Newman Baker of
We and Attended the Well-
born anniversary services.
Mr. and Mrs. Olive Baker
visited with their aunt,
James Geer of Mitchell on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Brine
and son have returned :from
their trip to California where
they have spent several weeks
with their relatives and friends.
Mr, and Mrs. William. Spence
were guests of his sister, Mr•
and. Mrs. Lorne Johns of West
Zion on Sunday.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr, John Flinn were Mr. and
Mrs. Ken McLellen of Kippen
and Mr. and Mrs, Bill 'leaskard
of London.
Enjoy Western trip
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc-
Naughton arrived home safely
after a month's holiday touring
through the west as far as Van-
couver leaving home via Port
Huron and on through the new
Rogers pass road portal into
Saskatchewan. They made their
headquarters in Alberta where
they visited with relatives and
friends, stopped at many north-
ern ranches and took in sev-
eral cattle sales. They noted a
very friendly atmosphere every
where, also found telephones on
the fences for anyone to use.
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TED HOLMES
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MT. CARMEL
Two crops in, year
for Base Line :maw
Several nieces and their
families attended the funeral of
their uncle, the late Thomas
Glavin, who was buried here
Monday last.
Rev. Father Hugh Fleming,
pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows
Church, Aylmer is making good
progress in St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal, London. Fr. Fleming was
wounded by shotgun pellets in
a hunting accident at P'elee
Island.
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1 cup dates cut fine
1 cup boiling water
I. tsp baking soda '
1 cup brown sugar
1 tbl shortening
1 egg
pinch of salt
1 tsp vanilla
2 cups flour
1/2 cup walnuts,
Pour boiling water over dates,
add 1 tsp baking soda and let
cool.
Cream butter and brown
sugar, add egg, salt, vanilla The monster Penny Sale
and flour alternately with date sponsored by the CWL of Mt.
mixture. Add walnuts. Carmel parish was a great suc•
Cook slowly 1 hour in loaf cess held in parish hall, Octo•
pan, her 24,
Mrs. Leslie Adams, Dash-
wood, won the first prize for
this loaf and her recipe differs
slightly,
Date and Nut Loaf
11 cups of dates .
1 tsp baking soda
li cups boiling water
2 tbl butter
2 cups pastry flour
2 tsps baking powder
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup walnuts
a /4, cup brown sugar
1 tbl molasses
1 beaten egg
White .Breal
Mrs, Adams won first prize
for loaf of white bread, •
1 pkg yeast
(rap lukewarm water
2 cups scalded milk
2 cups boiling water
4 Ilal shortening
4 •thl sugar
1 OA salt
12 cups flour or more,
Soften yeast in lukewarm.
water, Combine water and milk,
add salt, sugar and shortening.
Cool to lukewarm and add
softened yeast,
Add flour gradually until de-
sired consistency, knead until
dough is soft but not, stielcy,
Place in greased bowl, cover
tightly, Let rise until doubled.;
knead down and let rise again
until doubled,
Shape into loafs and put in
greased pans, Let rise until 21
time;,original size. Bake in
moderate oven (315 degrees)
for 60 minutes,
Some of the prize winners in•
eluded: Mrs. Van Massenhoev-
an; Sandra Sweitzer, Mrs,
John Dyke, Mrs. Pat Sullivan
Sr., Mrs., J. Dewan, Mrs. The-
resa Hartman, Mrs. Jack Mc-
Cann, Mrs. ,Greg. Fleming,
Toni Ryan Jr., Rita McCann,
Sandra O'Rourke,
Mrs. Jim Doyle, Mrs, Bill
McCann, Mrs. Lorne Dietrich,
Mrs. Basil. Nagle, Mrs. Bill
Smith, Mrs, Pat Sullivan jr.,
Mrs, Chas. Dietrich, Theresa
Glavin, Bill Regier, Paul Glav-
in, Judy Regier, Mrs. Harvey
brown sugar, egg, molasses and Cann, Mrs. Tom Ryan (West)
vanilla. Then add sifted flour, Mary Angela. Glavin, Mrs.
baking powder and salt and Toni Kooy, Mrs. VVan Doogen,
walnuts. Mix thoroughly. Mrs. Mary Tr a in o r, Mrs, „
Bake in a greased loaf pan at Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ha r v e y
350' for 1 hour, Smith.
Applesauce Cake Mrs. Arnold McCann, Mrs.
Mrs. Glanville received sec- Erwin Thompson, Mrs. Alonzo
ond for applesauce cake. McCann, Mrs. Wm. Mahar-
2 tsp baking powder gey, Mrs, Roy Dietrich, Mrs,
Max 1-1 o d gin s, Mr, Erwin
Thompson, Mr. Joe Whelihan.
A $5.00 door prize was won
by Mrs. Louis Farrell of Zur,
ich, a hand made quilt, won
1/2 tp soda
tp salt
1/2 tp cinnamon
1/2 tp allspice
1/2 tp nutmeg by Mrs, Joe Houlihan and a A cup seedlessraisin s oven dressed turkey won by
(part Larry McCathy. cup soft shortening
butter)
al cup sugar Personal items
1 egg Miss Mary Ann Hall and
1 cup applesauce. friend of Mt. Forest spent the
Grease and lightly flour an weekend with Air. and Mrs.
8-inch square pan. Jack Hall and family.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees; Mr. and Mrs. Toe Hogan of
set 25 degrees lower for glass Merlin called on Mr. and Mrs.
ovenware. Wilfred Hogan over weekend. Measure flour without sifting;
add baking powder, soda, spices
and stir thoroughly to blend.
Add raisins.
Cream shortening until fluffy.
Add sugar, gradually, beating
well after each addition, Add
egg and beat well,
Add dry ingredients alternate-
ly with applesauce, starting and
ending with dry ingredients,
mixing until well blended after
each addition,
Turn into prepared pan and
bake 1 hour. Remove from overt
Wittlawall irked optianai at extra eml.
Mrs, Frank Glanville ,Credi-
'ton, champion cook at Exeter
Fair for 1960, was also crowned
Cook .1300k Queen at the Mary
Hastings Central ?ionic at
Springhank, London, in July.
To win this title an exhibitor
had to: win the most points- in
apple pie s. applesauce cake,
dale and nut loaf, loaf of plain
white bread, marmalade fa.ny
variety), raspberry jam and jar
of canned oherries„KiYe points
were given for first prize, three
for second, and one for third.
The Mary Hastings Cookbook
Arrived with Monday's Free
Press and Mrs. Glanville's pic-
ture appears As .she was crown-
ed Cook Book Queen.
She won. second prize for date
and nut loaf and here is the
recipe.
Date and Nut Loaf
and allow to stand in pan 10 to
15 minutes then turn out on
wire cake rack to cool.
Hospital bed
—Continued from page 11
of Dakar for the last time, an
intense sadness possesses me,
and I realize for the first time
how deeply I have become at-
tached to this country. Each
face which swims up to me in
the thickening dusk is the fate
of a friend, whether he is a
Moor, a .Lebanese, a Wolof, or
a Frenchman. Every familiar
smell, sight, and sOund seems
to urge me to stay, to become
a part of the country, to in-
crease the dint stirrings of un-
derstanding which I can feel
within me.
Bet I must return home for
a time at least. And later that
night, Senegal slips away be-
hind me in the stream of the
jet streaking westward over the.
Atlanti
More farmers
—Continued from Page 11
Mr. Hamilton indicated that
these changes (approved by the
arm Credit Corporation on
Septenther 17, and approved by
governor in council oft October
18) are closely related to amend-
ments being proposed to the
Farm Credit Act, to increase
the funds available to the COr-
"oration and to permit farmers
...cater fleXibility in the way
'4-cy may use the Money they'
bIrroW.
Together, the changes will
open the door for closer coordi-
nation of the Work Of the Part
Credit Corporation and the AR-
DA, administration.
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By MRS. ARPHIg p.gwArt.
SASZLINF,I,
mr.• Jules De Brabandere,a
sileeessftil farmer who livea On
the Vase Line, had ,a profitable
and unusual experience. on his
farm program this year when
he sewed a crop of peas and
'41rvested this crop 'the last
week of June. Immediately aft-
er he planted a crop of beans
in the same soil whieh was
harvested the middle of
tober with a yielc' of from 15
to 16 bushel to the acre, Mr.
fkre'''''77:;.valErMIglinT417=17,.<1
This week in
Winchelsea
By MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS
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Personal items
Mrs. John Coward spent a
couple of days this past week
with Mr. and Mrs, Wib Coward
and Susan,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sparling
and Misses Kay and Ruth. Herne
of London visited on Sunday
with Mr,. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne and Raymond.'
Mr, and Mrs. Beverley Mor-
gan and family of Thames Road
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Newton Clarke.
Miss Brenda Martin and Mr.
Dale Baker of London spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Martin and George and
also celebrated George and
Brenda's birthdays.
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This week in
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Ey MRS, WILLIAM ROHPg
Persenal items
Mr, and Mrs. Fred horton
of visited reeently with
Air. and Mrs. Lloyd. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Car-
roll visited with Mr. and Mrs,
harold Thorned of union Lake,
Michigan, over the weekend.
Mrs. Melvin Gardiner of Exe-
ler, Mr, and Mrs, Art Harris
and Ronnie, Mr, and Mrs, Al.
hart Scott, Mrs. Ken Simpson,
Mrs. la d , Coward, Mrs, sarold
Carroll, Mrs, .Alvin C o t t le
were Friday evening guests
with. Mr. And Mrs, Len Har-
s
Mrs, Martin De Jonge re•
turned to her home at, Appin on
Sunday after having spent the
past week recuperating at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert: Mayer
and family visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Donald maver and
family of London.
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Jeffery
andAlan visited on Sunday
evening with. Mr, and Mrs, Re
ger Urquhart of Kirkton.
Mrs. Leonard Harris visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bar-
ris and family of London over
the weekend. •
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Balton.
tyne, Don and Larry were Sun-
day evening guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Thos, Ballantyne of
Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jef-
fery, Barry and Billy were
Sunday guests with Squadron
Leader Wally and Mrs, Burton,
RCAF Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pym,
Mr, and Mrs. John Pym and
Pauline, attended Whalen Uni-
ted Church anniversary on Sunday with Mr. and.Mrs.
Sunday and later spent the day 1Y Becker of Allenford,
with Mr. and Mrs, William Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Delbridge
ley. Mr. and Mrs, Hans. Gertsen-
Mr. and Airs. Bev Morgan, korn of Exeter spent Sunday
evening with Mr, and Mrs Ed- Johnny, Gerry, Scot and Su- ,„; '
san were Sunday guests with "'Ty/ • •
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke of Mrs, Edwin Miller enter-
Winchelsea. tamed Sylvia Stewart, Janice
Stewart, Sandra Stewart and
Mr, Ross Merrill, Gordon, Janet Bray in honor of her
1 tsp vanilla, Smith, Rev, Fr. Kelly, Joe Ca- Brian and Esther of Clinton,
rs, Percy P a ss m ore, Mr. clay on Wednesday of last week.
daughter Barbara's fifth birth-
Sprinkle soda over dates, add rey, Elizabeth Miller, Louis
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s. Almer Passmore.
boiling water and butter. Stir Farrell, Mrs. Len Dietrich, Walter Gunning of Exeter were Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson
Mt occasionally. When cool add Mrs. Theresa Stark, Peter Me- Sunday guests with Mr. and' attended the afternoon serv•
ice of the opening of the
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Blyth United Church on Sun-
Grant and Brenda visited on day.
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