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RECIPE PE TH, MONTH
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"Buy Ciifladd D.utCe Canned i (WI
cups evaporated
ilk
1 (lc; Oz.) can "PEWS
•Ohoice" Sweet 'sing
1 (3 oz.) package Uia
°hero jelii
powdiese
• cup dry sherry or I!! •
.orange juice
•toor. 4esst.iito
Makes 10 servings
Vreeze eyaporated 41114.i. lei
freezer tray uutii crystals;
torni Ar011Ud edge 0 tray.
lialve. and pit drained cherries
reserving juice, „Heat juice to
boiling point; add jelly pow.-
der; stir until dissolved.
Stir ill -.re;114inilig ...,,:ingred-
ieuts; cook slightly. Stir all
but IQ oheiry
and chill until softly set. Fold,
evaPor-
"titedAniilk% into gOlatili..9%.:1I
;.turemlt SI190P, I t!iut94. Alterto.e,i2:A
eheiry
,,ihalves, chill until sef"(aboiit 3
hours)t? :
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,GE,ORGE,,MAJTTER, BRUSSELS
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‘t4 Mrsii• Earl aCiu.dinore
President I
.Etesident,, 1, .,
2:lid Vice
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ECTORAr' •
Mrs. R. Stepheilg, 'Ars. Chas .k.sninedY, Miss
1-1,00ver; Mrs. Titenball,
Evans, Mrs. Robt, GrasitiY, miss .Millie mvatfaiie;I" 3114. W.
K. Si.s.'''Melkinald,- Mrs. W4a /,'
Turnbull, Mrs. Rob.t. Geiginei, Mrs. A. Travis, Mai:. 'Get); Mart*,'
''Mrs:,-D. •C. Matheson; 'quo. "M.ntier;'" ' tliir.fortVbrafrr,
Jack Ldwe, - ,.Mrse-R.oss 'knight,'" " Snortres10.-
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Ffijitt, Pickles, Etc.
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Cass . . 14. 1. Preserved strawberries .85
:e. Canned raspberries , .85
.85
.85
.85
.85-'
.85
8. Marmalade, A.O.V. , , ,„ ,85
9. Maple syrup, 1 quart, -made ;in 1963 1.00
10. Corn, 1 pint s i . • .85
11. Tomatoes, .1 pint,.85 .. 12. Beans, 1 pint .85
13. Collection of ternatoluicei tomato catsup, chili
sauce, 1.! pint each . , , , ,. 'r . 1..00
14. Mustard pickles,.,f ?. pint _ .85
In. Pickled beans, 1 pi tit , '185
16, Pickled' onions, 1 pip!. .85
17. Nine-day, , pickles, . 1,. pint .85
18. Relish pickles, 1 pint ,85
19. Whole beets, 1 pir:' ' .85
20. Canned chicken, 1 pint . .85 .60 .35
2.1. PractitaT schdol lunch, made to Canada Food
Rules .75 .00
22. Honey, 1 pint, clover.,- ,75 .50
23, Honey;'-comb .75
24. Five .ways to serves tomatoes (ml tray)..,,,, 1'.00
SPECIALS
25, SpeCial Box for -Shut-ins, appearance to count; not more than
eight articles-lst,41,00; 2nd,, 60c; 3rd, 40c„,.pri7:es donated by
Mrs. Earl Cudniore.
26 Fresh Vegetable Relish Plate (12-inch plate), • appearance to
count: 1st, $1.00;"2nd, 60c; 3rd, 40c. •Prizes donated by :Ars.
Wilbur • Turnbull. ..
27, Six different ways to use ,Canadian Apples. '1st,' $3:00; 2nd, $2100;
3rd, $1.00. Prizes donated by Blake Brothers.
28. Four Ways To Serve Cheese, individual servings. Prizes: 1st,
5 lbs, cheese; 2nd. 3 lbs. cheese; 3rd, 2 lbs. cheese. erize8 donated
by Molesworth Cheese Factory.
29, Four Ways to Serve Potatoes, arrangement to count:. 1st, $1.00;
Zul, 75c; 3rd, 50e. PriZes donated by Mrs. Wm. J. rnbull,
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secrst4,,rYarP#.9r,erv,.), ;
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?•11Irs:It13arley Craig
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• 3. •-CannedJpeaches, r.., •
4. Canned pears
5. Canned cherries
6, Canned pineapple
7, Canned dark, PlPrns.
Fruits and Pickles to be ea ibited- In pint -sealersl- Jams and,
,Jerrie, in ,.uniform jars,;: seal on ,4a.r.s, to !3e unbrolicep.,1
DIRECTORS Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull, Mrs. Jas. `Mgiotdalp,
• Ross ,Knieht
Allan McCall, Mrs:-"ROSS
SECTION K Poirnestic Manufacture,
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.75 .50
.60 .35
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'Ad .35
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3rd
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.50
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CLASS gO
This year marks the 30ViAtrnitver-
sary fOr a 'p'opular Canadian
broa,dcaster, Don 'Messer. It was
in 1934 that he first started net-
work broadcasting oil rdio
station CH$J, Satnt John) B.
1100.••••••••=1•••...
This picture shoWs his first.
group, the IlatitwOods Trio, as
,
they broadcast 30 years ago. '
;•!,,tanding are bon Messer, Duke
Neilsen, announcer Geo4et
Cromwell and Charlie Chamber-
lain. Seated iS Ted Landry, then •
featured ou, the. , runtish orgatt
but now known Tot leis Lon
fiddling skill:
well is still .: in •the broadcast
licici alt General Manager of
CRS.] radio and TV station,
St, John. „et