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on the bottom of the fro'' ng unit, ish webs. Remember that the moth
Have the 'temperature control to cold- seems to thrive in warm, dark Dimes
est point for freezing. and that humid weather encourages
Anne Allen invites you to write to him.
her c/o The Wingham Advance-Times When you find any sign of moth,
immediately fumigate the closet where
the damage was detected. Brush the
clothes well and place in the closet.
Paradichlorobenzene is a good fund-
gent but you must use enuogh to set-
a friend of mine opened her purse and (Intended for last week) urate the air in the closet. You will
need a pound in an average sized out dropped a number of things in- The W.M.S. and W.A. met on Tues- closet. Place the crystals in a cheese-eluding a penny, A compact and comb I day afternoon at the home of Mrs. cloth, bag and hang high in the closet, were retrieved along with the Hydro , Stuart Chamney. Mrs. Chas. Jeffer- Seal the closet well, stuffing the bill as the penny rolled in the grass.lson presided over the W,M.S. meeting cracks with paper or seal with gum- Mrs, 1), replied "Never mind it's only I and Mrs. Edw. Robinson bad charge med tape. Leave scaled for three or one cent." However as we drove I of the chapter in the study book, The four days. along the highway we recalled how I, WA. meeting was in charge of ;Nil's
much housework we had accomplished Arnold Craig. ' Clothes that are brushed, pressed,
aired ,and cleaned regularly, are rare- before setting out. It was Mrs. D. ! Miss Irene Jefferson of Dunnville' , ly damaged so that the clothes that
who, in one morning, had vacuumed was home over the week-end. are worn only once in awhile need six floors, pressed a suit, mended a Mr, and Mrs. Stan. Abel and dough- most attention, rip in a pair of overalls, made a gela- tees of St. Thomas, were week-end A boon to the housewife for storing tine salad and served two cups of tea! guests at the home of her brother,
using her new electric kettle. For the Mr. Ken Campbell. clothes for summer, is a spare clothes
closet in which all wool or part-wool other jobs she had used electric equip- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MaeLaughlin
:client too, and the cost of operating all and daughter, Joanne of Detroit, spent clothing can be etored. Brush the
these appliances throughout the morn- the week-end at the home of her 'bro- clothes well and put them in the closet with a little space between the
hangers; spread the blankets, etc., on
DRAPERY
SLIP COVERS
It is a safe bet at this particular
season of the year, every housewife in ! VENETIAN BLINDS
the country is moth and carpet beetle
conscious. Although it is a year-round LAMPS - CHINA
chore to battle these little pests, i GIFTWARE spring housecleaning seems to bring
on new energy for the fight. OCCASIONAL
There are two commonly used meth-
ods of going after moths which are FURNITURE
practically useless. The first of these
is the use of crystals under chair I
cushions, rugs, etc., and the other is C. C. MeKIBBON
the hang-me-in-the-closet type of
fumigant, in closets that are in daily
use. The fumes from such , crystals
will not kill moths unless they are
highly concentrated in tight boxes or
storage closets.
Be on the lookout for moths
throughout the year. The flying moth
doesn't damage clothing but its eggs
hatch into worms that do eat wool.
Family Budget May
Start Before Bt,lls
The girl who is planning a wedding
these days certainly has many eeon-
ramie factors to contend with. With
rents sky-high, and with the vest of
household appliances such as refriger-
astors, toasters and electric mixers go-
$11g up; not to mention rising costs of
such hope chest items as blankets,
eheets, silver and so on -the picture
Neeks rather bleak for the new home-
Ours Service Motto
The impossible we do right
away;
A miracle 'takes a little
longer,
Come in and see the 1951
Refiligerater
Reirieerat!en Ss Electrical
Service
T. DARLING
Next to Winghaes Motors
Phone 549 Vs7 ingham
nettee. Dia the girl %rho sews eau
till afford pretty clothes for her trou-
seeau. Many brides are making their
own wedding dresses as well.
If you are planning to sew for your
trousseau, you should plan carefully,
and well in advance of the wedding
dale. Budget your time, as well as
your money — in this way you will
not be rushed at the last minute and
will enjoy your sewing, Before you
dash out to buy patterns and fabrics,
better sit down and figure out how
mull money you can afford to spend,
and then think about what you would
like. The experts at you local sewing
centre will be glad to suggest approp-
over a slip of palest pink or blue to
give a frosted effect. Try a fingertip
veil avhi:h is easy to manage. Have
your bridesmaids in instep-length
dresses of simple cotton swiss, with
perhaps long velvet or satin sakes
and wide picture hats, The sort of
dress that your bridesmaid will be
able to wear to parties all summer,
If you liked, you could add hand-
clipped lace or other detailed touches
of applique to the organdy dress, This
is a very new idea for sheer bridal
dresses, and could be done with the
zigzag attachment for your sewing
machine. When it conies to finishing
Mans for your wedding dress and those
omical and lovely,
HYDRO
HOME ECONOMIST
ing was the same atflount left in the
grass--one penny!
TAKE A TIP
1. Defrost the electric refrigerator
when the frost becomes pencil thick.
This is usually every two weeks.
Turn on the refrigerator as quickly
as possible after cleaning. This
saves the motor from working over-
time to establish the normal temp-
erature required to keep foods
fresh.
2.1f a normal temperature is not be-
ing maintained as indicated by the
use of a refrigerator thermometer
(that is 40 degrees in centre of cab-
inet), then call a serviceman.
3, When an oily aroma permeates the
refrigerator cabinet at this time of
year it may be due the fresh or-
anges of the juicy type. During
May and November . it is advisable
to store oranges and grapefruit a-
long the walls of the cabinet,
4.1f the refrigerator dial has not been
turned to freezing for at least 1
hour before trays of ice cream mix
are to be placed in the unit, ice
crystals will develop in the dessert.
This may be partially prevented by
covering trays with foil or waxed
paper. By the way, excessive am-
ounts of sugar in the dessert pre-
vent fast freezing and igredients
should be carefully measured.
6. The motor of the electric refrigera-
tor should be cleaned occasionally.
A vacuum cleaner attachment
makes this job easy.
7, Foods stored in the refrigerator
keep well if in good condition. Let
hot foods become cool. then cover
and place in tin: refrigerator so that
air may 'circulate on all sides of the
dish. Sort foods out everytime the
unit is defrosted,
3. Dishes of food should only he stack.
ed if thoroughly chilled or if food
has been frozen in freezing unit and
is being kept frozen,
9 Wrap all strong flavored foods such
as cut melons. Berries should not
be washed until just before they are
to be served. Very ripe berries will
keep for several days if arranged
loosely on a tray or plate,
10, Fresh meats should be unwrapped
and placed in meat keeper. If the
piece is too large and has to be
placed on a plate, cover with wax.
paper.
11. If Ice cubes have an unpleasant
taste the trays should be emptied
and washed in warm water to Which
baking soda has been: added. Ringo
Wee iii Oki Water.
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2v1 s. T. B. .asks for directions:malt-
ing a Banana Whip so tha t
does. not darken?
Answer:
liana na Whip
3 Well-ripened hananae
eup orange juice
Juice of 1 lemon
145 cup sugar
Few grains of salt
1 Cup whipping cream or wtpor.
ated
Peel and mash bananas with stain-
less tel fork or wooden masher. Add
frltit juices, sugar and salt. Stir well
and chill 1Q minutes in electric retrig,
Meter. Fold ' in partially-whipped
cream. Pour into a freezing trap and
set it on the bottom of the iefrigera-
tor unit. Yield; approximeteiy one
quart.
Mrs, R. F., asks for Chocolate ice
Cream recipe that is not too sweet.
Answer:
Chocolate Ice Cream
2 teaspoons gelatine
f ,yap-
add .gelatine and salt, Chill in elec-
tric refrigerator until thieltenee. Beat
well with a rotary heater, Ad l vanilla
and fold in partially-whipped cream.
Pour into a 4 freezing tray and set it
Send in your suggestions on home-
making problems and watch this col-
umn for replies.
ther, Mr. Cecil Chamney and other
friends.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Chamney and Gordon included AC2
Bill Chamney and AC2 Bob Lemon of
Clinton Radar School; Mr. and Mrs.
Elwin Chamney and daughters, Dor-
othy and Marilyn of Wingham, and
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney and
Diane.
Moth Protection
Always Needed
shelves so that the fumes can renal)
them and fumigate as above. If you do
not have a spare closet, use tight
chests, boxes or packages well wrap
ped in heavy paper. Place sheets ef
thin paper containing generous
amounts of paradichlorobenzene be-
tween the folds. Use almost as much
in each chest as recommended for a
closet,
Many laboratories have made tests
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-- Notes from a Woman's World --
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iovt ly. "lroa may wish to make your
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! of the really lavish wedding gown
seems to be slowly changing, This
year many less formal fabrics are be-
ing shown, What could be more ap-
pealing for a summer wedding than a
dress of airy organdy? Perhaps worn
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riate fabrics for the patterns you se-' of your attendants, you can save hours
lose. Or if you are planning a wed- of tedious hand work by using the
ding in the not too immediate future new blind stitch attachment,
you might be wise to take a course in Many brides still like to make most
home-sewing to brush up on teehme
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of their own trousseau lingerie, To- 4„,, cup cold water
day's bride is lucky, for not only are 2 squares bitter chocolate
The bride, of course, is the central there wonderful easy-to-care-for fab- -c cup confectioner's sugae
figure in a wedding. with the atten- ' ries on the market, but there are so 1 cup milk
slants completing the picture. So plan many pretty trimmings and finish- Pinch salt
your wedding as a whole with an eye lags which can be added with the help laS teaspoons vanilla
to the back view of yournisc't.rtiisthalgs of modern sewing machine attach- 1es cups whipping cream. er
well as the front. The meats. orated milk
about sewing your own wedding cloth So don't let the rising prices dis- Soften gelatine in water 5 minutest1
es is that you can attain individuality I courage You too much, With a little Melt chocolate over the low heat of I
a w w s ell as save money. If you will time time and' effort and the will to sew, your range. Add sugar and blend use your imagination you can have a you can make clothes for your wed- thoroughly. Add milk gradually,
very pretty effect without attempting
patterns which are too complicated ding antiafter that will be both econ- Bring to the boiling point, stirring
constantly. Remove from heat end and difficult to sew. Think of origin-
al valour schemes. Two-toned effects
in bridesmaids' dresses are new and
Hello Homemakers! The other day DONNYBROOK
5. Damage to the porcelain of the re-
frigerator may result from a crash Make it part of your routine to ex-
by a a kiddie ear or sharp object. Amine clothes often, Be sure when
small chipped portion may be pat- going over garments to look in the
(-bed using porcelain enamel paint, pockets, under collars, into seams and
purchased from an electrical shop. I trouser cuffs for little white eggs,
Follow directions on the can of }nal? that has been eaten, or tiny gray-
paint.
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have not been too satisfactory. If such
bombs are used, each garment must
be treated separately and the mist
must be applied thoroughly to every
part of the garment. The treated arti-
cles must then be packed in tight
containers if they are to be stored.
If the clothes are to be left in the
closet for use they should be sprayed
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At Ecole Menagere, Joliette, Que., there is one of
Quebec's' 33 marriage schools for girls who learn,
among other things, how to maintain a family of
flee on a three-dollar-a-day fgod allowance, Paula
Freitas, left, is one of the girls who admits her
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career is going to be marriage and prepares for it
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Jeannette La Grace, right, carve the week's only
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