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Remember the School Fair, Sept.
14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Port
Rowan, were callers in the village.
Mrs. Glen Swan and baby of Bruce-
field, are visiting with Mr. Harry
McClenaghan and fill.
Mrs. Robert H. Coultes is a pat-
ient in Wingham General Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Logan and
sons, returned to their home in Moose-
jaw, Sask., after a holiday here. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Leitch, who
will spend two months in the West.
The United Church Sunday School
held their annual picnic to the Seaforth
Lions Park on Wednesday of last
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See the good-looking,
comfortable
CASUAL CLOTHES
that fit into your school
curriculum with ease. A
fine selection of quality
fabrics — tailored for
plenty of wear — priced
for slim billfolds.
"THE YOUNG
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Music Pupils, and .started giving les-
sons last Saturday.
The Evening Auriliary -
Mrs. 'Gordon Bosnian offered her
home for the regular meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary on Tuesday, Aug-
ust % 22nd. The meeting opened with
the hymn "Breath on Me Breath .of
Life." After the business part of the
meeting, Mrs. Bolt, Mrs. Bosnian,
Mrs. Pletch, Mrs. Golf and Mrs. C.
Robinson told of the fine relief work
being done by the Protestant Churches
of Germany. The next meeting will
be held a week later than usual, be-
cause of the School Fair. It will be
on Sept, 20th., at Mrs. W. Arm-
strong's. The meeting closed with the
hymn "What a Friend we have in
Jesus." Lunch was served by the hos-
tess assisted by Mrs. C. Robinson,
Mr. R. Robinson, Mr. Hanna, Mrs.
Bolt, Mrs. Pletch and Mrs. J, .Coultes.
The Mission Band
The Happy Heart Mission sand
was held' Sunday morning, August 2,8
in the basement of the church. The
meeting started with the Call to Wor-
ship and the Mission Band Purpose in
unison. A prayer was then given by
the president, Evelyn Cook. Hymn
197 was then sung. The minutes of
the last meeting were read. The col-
lection taken by the treasurer, Marlene
MacKenzie, Lorraine Hanna read a
poem, entitled "playinates." Hymn 256
was sung and Mrs. Anderson read a
story Dikes Against the Sea. The .
meeting was closed with hymn 243
and the Lord's Prayer in unison,
Mrs, C. R. Logan and family are
spending a few days in Byron with
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent.
BLUEVALE
Dr. John F. Coultes of Philadelphia,
Penn., is visiting with his sister, Miss
Mabel Coultes.
Mrs. Stanley Darling and son,
Harry, are vi§iting relativs in Toronto
and attending the C.N.E.
Miss Edith Curtis is yisiting with
relatives at Mitchell.
Institute Meeting
The Women's Institute will meet at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Smith on Tues-
day, September 6th, at 2.30 o'clock,
(note the change of date.)
Roll Call, Bring a flower to make a
bouquet, Motto, Kindness is a lang-
uage which the dumb can speak and
the deaf can understand. Music, Mrs.
Jack Wicksteact, A paper, spices and
their major role in History. Lunch
committee, Mrs, Roy Turvey, Mrs,
Wallace Agar, Visitors are always wel-
come,
Engaged New 'Teachers
Two new teachers have been engag-
ed by the Ttrtiberry Township School
Area this year. Mrs. Jack Day, R. R.
1, Wingham, will teach at .No. 3
school and Mr. Campbell Brown of
Gorrie, at No. 6, t,rhe staff will also
inchtde Mrs. Palmer No. 5; Mrs. R.
Hastings No. 0; Miss Helen Walker,
No. 2; Miss I, Sheriff, No. 11 and Mr.
Harold Henry at No, 4,
Hydro has been installed at t*o
more schools this summer and con-
siderable painting , shingling and gat-
oral repairs„ made where needed,
Sehoolsupplies and text books up to
grade 4 will again be supplied by the
week,
Mrs. Joe Dunbar is a patient in the
Wingham General Hospital.
Inlaid I
Linoleum
ALL COLOURS
We specialize in Laying
Norman Rintout
Jackets - Slacks
Ties - Shirts
Socks - Sweaters
Hanna's
MEN'S WEAR
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lfill Mr, George Cook made a business
trip to Toronto over the week-end.
Recent visitors at the home of Mel-
yin Taylor were, Rev, W. J. and Mrs,
Taylor of Dorchester. Bert Hubbard
of Lakelet, Rev, C. B. and Mrs, ray-
lor of Cottam, Mrs, J, Webster, Tor-
!' onto and Mrs, W. Taylor, Palmerston, *aro spending a few days with Melvin
r4Ylar Master Gordon Lydiatt of Walton,
is spending his holidays at the home
P of Melvin Taylor,
M Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Miller were: Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Is-
bister of Toronto and Mr. John Is-
bister of St. Clair, Michigan over the
W week-end,
Mr. and Mrs, George Johnston at-
jr the Blake-Luttrell wedding in
., Metropolitan Church, London, on Sat-
urday last.
i Billie and Glen Coultes are spend-
ing two weeks with their aunt, Mrs.
Harmon Miller at Rothsay.
Misses Norma Brydges and Fern
Nethery, spent the week-end at Tor-
a--- onto Exhibition.
Miss Beth Brydges and Bill John-
! ston have returned home after spend-
ing a vacation in Milwaukee.
Mr.' and Mrs. Hugh Luttrell and
Beryl, visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Johnston over the week-end,
N Mr. and Mrs. William Brandon of
Frobisher, Sask., are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, James Michie and other
al: relatives.
11 Mrs. W. 3, Mobres is spending the
N week at the .School for Leaders, Alma
I College, St, Thomas. Miss Dorothy
Pattison and Miss Ada Dow are also
= attending the same school.
—112 Mr. Glenn VanCamp has purchased
• a farm on the 5th line of Morris from
ill
Mr. C. R. Coultes, and expects to
iri move to it in the next week.
--=•• Mrs, Ernie Crawford and Linda, of
▪ L• ucknow, have returned to their home
a after spending a holiday with Mr, and
• Mrs. Fred Cook,
Miss Margaret Procter has returned
▪ home after spending a holiday in Mon-
▪ treal. Mr. and Mrs. H. Prpeter went
II to Kingston to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Dutnall of Har-
-i▪ r ston, Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Dutnall
- and small son, David, of Quebec City,
• were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Law-
• rence Vannan and Mrs. Perdue.
Mrs. George Jones of London, spent
= the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J, E. McCallum.,
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Miss Shirley Robertson of Goderich
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Wife Preservers
Many doctors advise againstrironing diapers. They claim they are more ster-
ile if shaken thoroughly and pulled into shape when hanging out to dry,
Cook tomatoes and onions until soft.
Put through sieve. Add salt, sugar,
and vinegar, then the peppers which
have been put through food chopper.
Heat this mixture. Add mustard and
flour which have been mixed together,
with enough vinegar to make a smooth
paste. Stir well and cook until thick.
Pour into sterlized jars and seal with
paraffin. Yield: approximately 3 pints.
Mrs, M. R. requests:
CEREAL MEAT LOAF
1 cup quick-cooking rolled oats
% cup tomato juice
114 cup tomato ketchup
1 pound minced lean beef
314 teaspoon salt
114 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon chopped parsley
114 cup finely chopped onion
1 cup mashed, cooked, seasoned
turnip, cold,
1 cup finely chopped raw celery
1 egg
2 tablespoons fine-flavored dripping
Combine the rolled oats, tomato
juice and tomato ketchup and let
stand while mixing the other ingred-
ients. Loosen the mincd beef with a
fork and sprinkle with the salt, pep-
per and parsley; add the onion, turn-.
ip and celery; mix lightly together-
Beat the egg slightly and add to rolleel
oats mixture. Add oat mixture to meat
mixture and again mix lightly. Tuna
the' soft moist mixture into a greased
loaf pan and smooth the top. Dot top,
with the dripping, Bake in a moderate
electric oven, 350 degrees about 1. 114
hours.
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Times. Send in your suggestions oz.
homemaking problems and watch, thi
column for replies.
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Wednesday, August 31, 1949
WINOHAM ADVANCE-TIME
PAGE VIVO*
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Board. Miss MacDonald of Lucknow,
will be the music Supervisor again this
year.
Hello TIomentakersi There is a new
generation of lunch carriers .this
month. Many young children begin '
school and many walk off with their
raid-day meal in a box. Only 17 per
cent of Ontario's rural elementary
schools provide a portion of the noon
meal, If more interest could be taken
in the child's lunch, the child would
show snore interest in school studies.
AUGUST 26 to SEPT. 10
Low Rail Fares
From WINGHAM
$6.40 Coach
Good going Thrusday, Aug. 25
to Saturday, Sept. 10, inclusive
Return Limit — Sept. 14
Full information from any agent
Diagonal Rd., Wingham
Storm and Screen Sash
Made to Measure
Sash Complete
Also DOOR FRAMES
TORONTO
Agents for Johns-Mansville
Shingles, Roofing and
Insul-Brick
Go by Train to the
Exhibition
Canadian National'
Campbell
Gorbutt
Where food can be reheated it is a
simple method for the rural teacher to
help.
Today, we know that milk is ths
most .perfeet food. Many brit milk
dishes may be prepared and taken in
glass jars with the name written on
an adhesive tape label. Then the jars
can be heated in a water-bath at the
school, In this instance the school
hoard works with the teacher and
equips the school with simple cooking
utensils,
Here are suggestions for the hot
jar; Cream of Vegetable Soup, So.al-
loyed Potatoes with Sausage. Stew,
Ci•earned Beef, Creamed Eggs, Cream-
ed Cheese and Rice, Creamed Fish,
Baked Beans, Corn Scallop with Ba-
con, Rice Pudding, Stewed Fruit and
Pie Filling, With this main dish pre-
pared the day before, it is wise to wrap
up fresh food to complete the lunch
. . , we refer to buttered brown
bread or sandwiches, carrot or turnip
,sticks, raw tomatoes, radishes or eel-
ery, cookies or cake.
There are a few schools where a
hot dish is prepared under the super-
vision of an older pupil or the teacher.
This luncheon supplemented, by some
food brought from home, provides an
adequate meal. For example: Baked
potatoes scheduled for Monday's hot
food may be the cue for mother to pre-
pare meat sandwiches and a jar of
pudding. On Tuesday, the dish of bak-
ed beans calls for buttered brown
bread, a raw apple, cookies and milk,
On Wednesday, scrambled eggs may
suggest graham muffins, orange, piece
of cake and milk. On Thursday, thick
vegetable soup goes with egg sand-
wiches, bunch of grapes and milk. On
Friday, scalloped tomatoes and bacon
can be rounded out with peanut butter
sandwich, carrot sticks and milk,
From these ideas you ran tell we
are trying to include at least one item
from each group' of necessary foods:,
Milk, meat, eggs fish or peanut butter,
whole wheat bread, muffins or cook-
ies of I'vhole grain, raw or cooked
vegetable or fruit,
TAKE A TIP
1. Reserve a space in your cupboard
for lunch utensils, wax paper and
staple ingredients for sandwiches.
2, Provide a well-ventilated metal
lunch box. Scald it out daily,
3, Select a tightly covered container
with a "gold" lined lid for milk and
puddings.
4, Sandwiches should be wrapped in
wax paper, cover with a damp cloth
if stored over night.
5. Tuck in surprises such as raisins,
marshmallows, or coloured serviette.
THE QUESTION BOX
Mrs. T. J. requests:
TOMATO SANDWICH PILLING
12, medium-sized ripe tomatoes
3 onions
114 cup salt
11/2 cups granulated sugar
4 red sweet peppers
1 green sweet pepper
6 teaspoons dry mustard
11/ cups flour
1 cup vinegar
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Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
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Phone 19
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