HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-05-28, Page 10forced to put on beignt growth which
lis out of proportion to growth in
'other dimensions, As they crowd into
one another, competition for sunlight
Evergreen trees distributed by the and other requirements becomes a
Department of Lands and Forests struggle, which results in the surviv-
are of necessity quite small. Perhaps 1 al of the fittest.
by reason of this fact, there is tend- When sunlight is so closely corn-
ency on the part of some to plant II rseted for, the young trees shed the
them closer than the spacing recom-1 4" I shaded foliage of the lower limbs and
mended by the forester, or as stated i retain only that on the higher limbs
in planting manuals. which can receive some sunlight.
For the first few years, the results Trees growing under these conditions
of this practise may seem quite assume a coarse, wiry, stagnated ap-•
justified, as the small trees closely pearance with sparse, small tops and
spaced indicate good survival and' tall, slender trunks, As such they
the promise of a successful planta- / serve no real purpose and are most
tion or windbreak, as the case may unattractive.
be. However, as the trees get older 1 Seedling stock from Provincial
and increase in all dimensions, the Nurseries is in very short supply due
folly of close spacing becomes in- i to unprecedented demands. For this
creasingly apparent. The young trees , reason, it is of utmost importance
growing so close to one another are that each seedling planted should be
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given every opportunity to grm and
develop into a well-fermed and useful
tree, By setting out the trees in your
plantation or windbreak at recom
Mended spacing, you are eliminating
the hazards of extreme competition
and eventual stagnation,
The planting season in Ontario is
very short and this year was even
Shorter than usual due to the warm
weather the latter part of April which
brought the trees along faster. The
Zone Foresters are necessarily very
busy supervising planting on County
Forests.
Several large school plantings have
been held in the Huron District. Mr.
5, R. Hamilton, Zone Forester at
Stratford, supervised over 250 school
%hildren at the opening ceremonies
and planting on the Ausauble Water-
shed in Hay Township, Huron County,
Mr. J, C, Jackson, Zone Forester at
Owen Sound, had several school
plantings in Grey and Bruce Coun-
ties.
All Zone Foresters in the Huron
District supervised planting done on
private lands. Tree planting machin-
es owned by the River Authorities
and Counties were used in these
plantings. The Upper Thames Au-
thority owns three planters for plant-
ing in the Counties of Oxford,
Middlesex and Perth. The Saugeen
River Authority has one planter and
the Ausauble Authority has two
planters to be used in the Counties
of Huron, Lambton and Middlesex,
(2) Fruit Salad, Cottage Cheese
(halves of banana cubes pineapple,
or and grapefruit sections)
Small Tarts, Ice Cream
Tea or Coffee
(3) Rhubarb Juice
Pyramid Salad
Asparagus Rolls
Relish Plate
Lover's Knots and Ice Cream
Berries
Iced Tea or Hot Coffee
Jellied Shrimp
1 tbsp. unflavoured gelatin
114 cup cold water
1,,(.2 cups tomato juice
2 tbsps. vinegar
2 tbsps. lemon juice
Dash salt
1 cup shrimp, halved lengthwise
Vi cup diced celery
1 bunch watercress
Cucumber dressing
Soften gelatin in cold water and
dissolve over hot water. Add tomato
juice, vinegar, lemon juice and salt to
chill; when beginning to thicken add
shrimp and celery. Pour into oiled
ring mold, chill in electric refriger-
ator; unmold and serve on water-
cress. Fill centre with sour cream
dressing mixed with cucumber pieces,
Serves 8.
Lover's Knots
Puff paste •,
1 egg, slightly beaten
Chopped almonds
Cut wide strips of puff paste, roll
thin and tie in knots. Brush with egg
and sprinkle nuts over top, Place on
cookie sheet and bake in hot eletric
oven 400 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes.
THE QUESTION BOX
Miss S. H. asks: How do you make
a, decorative rose from grapefruit
peelings?
Answer: From a thick-skinned
grapefruit, slice off the yellow rind
just deep enough to leave a srntiotli
surface. Peel In a circular fashion
just ^as you would an apple, making
the strip about one inch wide. Then
starting from one end, wind the peel-
ing tightly to resemble a rose and se-
cure with two toothpicks. Place in hot
water and boh gently until rind be-
comes transparent. Then drain and
serve among cress or cherry leaves,
Note: If you wish a glazed coloured
effect, add red or orange. colouring to
a medium syrup and stand the cooked
peel in it for about 15 minutes,
Mrs. W. K, F. asks; How do you
make rolled or pinwheel sandwiches
successfully?
Answer: Trim three sides of a sand-
wich loaf (one day old), then with a
sharp knife, slice lengthwise into one
eighth to one-quarter inch thick slices
using a sawing motion. Place shoes on
a tea towel that has been. rung out of
hot water. Let stand about 10 minutes,
Then remove cloth, spread with soft
butter and filling, At one end lay
small sweet picker or stuffed olives,
Beginning at this end, roll bread as
for a jelly roll. Secure the end with
toothpicks until chilled thoroughly in
the electric refrigerator.
Note: For variety, place thin strips
of carrot or slivers of sweet pepper
across the sandwich filling about two
inches apart before rolling. Wrap
sandwiches in wax paper as soon as
they are made.
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Hello Homemakers "Best wishes" is
the theme for May, We express this
message to many people who are
graduating from schools, who are
celebrating anniversaries, who begin
their first job in the business world
and those who plan to be married,
To mark these occasions, there
will be parties at home, clubs, theatres
and such. At the same time many
homemakers will plan food for either
afternoon tea, buffet supper or as an
evening refreshment.
The ideas to follow will help you
particularly for the shower party
which usually requires more decora-
tive planning to honour the occasion
of the bride-to-be.
TAKE A TIP
1, Afternoon tea: Cheese pastries,
open-faced sandwiches (tomato,
shrimp or cucumber), ribbon sand-
wiches of peanut butter and meat
relish, pinwheel sandwiches (olives
and cheese or carrot sticks and
tuna), cookies, (heart shaped),
macaroons, tea.
2. Buffet Supper: Sliced cold turkey
or chicken, cranberry jelly cut in
shapes, jellied salad (grated car-
rot ,pineapple cubes , and nuts)
potato chips, buttered cress rolls,
cherry or lemon tarts, coffee,
3. Evening Refreshments: Tid bits,
cheeseburgers, relish tray, ice cream
and cookies, coffee or tea.
Shower Party
(1) Jellied Tomato Ring with
shrimp, Peas and Cucumber
Potato Chips, Tea Biscuits
Angel Food Rings filled with
Strawberries
Tea
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Miss E G. asks: Please suggest a
club sandwich madewithout meat.
Answer,; Vegetable Club Sandwich.
Marinate cooked asparagus strips and
thin cucumber SUM French dress-
ing for 5 minutes, On one slice of
toast arrange shoes of Tomato and
Cucumber, season with salt and pep-per and cover with a crisp leaf of
lettuce. Over these place a piece of
toast and about 4 asparagus tips on
it, spread with mayonnaise and a
crisp leaf of lettuce. Top with a third
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