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Meeting i;kf
Howie"; ,Farmere
I Mutual Insurance Co.
The Mil Anneal Meetng of the
Hewlett Fanners' Mntulth Fire In-
surance Coinpany was lielti its the
Toweship Ball, Gerrie, Pride)", Feb,
9 4.9413 with about 100 of the Polley
lighters being present.
The President Mr, W, H, Gregg
occupied the chair and after 114, very
brief adddess he requested the
policy holders 'present to appoiat a
chairman for the remainder of 3110
electing, whielt resulted in Mr, D. D.
Sanderson of Wreseter acting as
chairman, The following directors
i were elected for the :three year term
Messrs, speir and Wylie and for the
one year term Mr. Ewart McEerch-
.
The 'CI:ail:man then called 011 the
following present namely: Messrs
IV. ii, Gregg, J, A. Bryans, W, R.
Grahaan, )l'wart lielfercher, Win.
spelt. and' J. T. Wylie directors of
the company an4 also the toile/Wing
Messrs., R. J. Deocinnan M.P. for
North Huron, L. E. Cardiff con.serva-
tive. nominee for Huron North, R. J.
Bowman of Brussels, William Mur-
dock of Palmerston, James Letper,
Reeve of Hallett Township, Thomas
Millar and james MeCool of Landes -
bore, John L. PeRiven Reimer Reeve
of Turnberry Township, and W. J.
Gamble Reeve of Hewick Township.
'Messrs. A. A. Graham and. B. A.
Corbett were appointed auditors. for
the ensuing year.
The experience of .the company
during 1989 has been bery favour-
able showing au increase 111 Surplus
of .821426.27. During the year
1989 the Board: of Directors felt that
the surplus they had on hand: should
be passed on to the policy holders,
and, therefore .commencing August
1st, 1039 it was decided: with the
consent of (re Dept, of Insuranee,
that all new and renewed business
should be written. at a premium note
rate of 8% of the note, instead of as
formerly 10% anually. This re-
sulted in a saving of 20% of the
former premium paid by each fern -
bet In connection with the re-
ductions, .the second and third
instalments will not receive the
benefit of this reduction until the
present policiesexpire and renewal
contracts are mad'e, This means
it will take three years before all
the policyholders get the reduction.
The company also asks it.s pelicY-
helders to be sure they have 80%
on their livestock. 'We would ask
your cooperation witIj regards live-
stock as' We cannot pay full value
unless stock is insured for 80%.
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0 * sr * * * 1 tableaption 1jjit OhfllLtvfaudon, Rub both sides of
steak with the lemon juice, Broiled
or fried Rah should also be prepared
1/4 cup lemon juice by rubbing with lemon and served
. with lemon garnish.,
* s * * * * 1 cep milk.
LEMONS ADD FLAVOR ' F°Iq.
2 egg whites, stiffiy-bealen
.
Few of us renily appreciate the Bake in an 8-ineli 3mb-uttered Dud- Women Needed •
value of our little: friend, the lemon, thsg dk or individual eustard. cups,'
Oh we all know about lemon met'. set in a pan of Warm water. Bake in Parliament
lege° pies and lemonade. We know 135 minutes, in: oven (360 degrees to
enough to rush out for lemons when 375 degrees 11',), Will fatal a gales Candidate for Federal
we feel a cold coming 00, perhaps top .with a layer of Custard below, , Election Says it Would Add
we have learned the value of ra lem- Serves 4-0). Dignity To The House
on rinse for the hair or for bleach-
ing
Celestine Lemon Tapioca Refinement and dignity would
Bat we are very lemon -wise in .
1/4 cup quiek cooking tanioea be increased on Parliament: Hill
*teed if we thoroughly appdeeate the - - - IC there were, more women mem-
% can 8)1001' bers of PaNiament, in, the opiuion
versatility of this acid fruit, which -
has a place in every course in the 1/4 teapsoonsalt or Dr. T. H. Leggett, .Goaserilative
menu and ia flavor -improving eora- 2 cups rapidly boiling -water candidate for West Ottawa.
s .
panioru to many other
I Bring 40 brisk boil in upper . part sp„king to a gathering of wo.
foods,
' of double boiler over direct heat,
APpetizeits take on added zest '
stirring constantly. Place over boil- men Dr, Leggett Said, "I believe
there would be a much more re -
with lemon juice. Fish and meat,
lug water and cook 5• minutes, stir- fined atmosphere in the legista-
acid reaction foods, are dietetically
ng occasions y. When slightlyLive halts and much more dignified
cool, add.:
cutp lemon juice Proce'edings on tire floor of the
house, If there were more women
1 teaspoon graSted lemon peel in Parliament
Chill, Fold in: Make For Efficiency
% oil* cream, whipped "The work would be done more
Serve witli maraschino cherry efjoiency and with more effeet,"
garalsr, (Seawes 6). he ,continued. "I doubt it some of
Baked Fish with Lemon the members woulddare make the
speeches they, do if they had more
Rub lemon juice over fish to he womenpolitical colleagues."
baked, covering the inside as, well Men are anainly interested, in the
as outside. Salt, and stuff or not as bulk of the family budget but wo-
desired'. Pat in well grease)3 pan, dot xnen/s interest is with the details',
TESTED RECIPES 2 egg yolks, beaten
Add:
bakmiced as well as pleasantly
flavored by lemons,
With vegetables natural flavors
are enhanced, hidden 'flavors devel-
oped, and subdaed or lost flavors
retrieved by the use of lemon.
Salad* and salad dressings find in
lemon an indispensable ally. Many
thirst quenchers depend upon lemon
for flavor, And here's a trick for
desserts: Add grated Peel as well
as juice to :pies, cakes and puddings.
Pay more attention to this Cali-
fornia fruit this year. It will repay
you many times over. Try one or with butter and bake at moderate
all of the followiag reclines; temperature until done (about 12
minutes. to the pound), Serve gar -
Lemon Chiffon Pudring
; nished with parsley arid lemon slic-
es or quarters'. Mese should be
Cream: • • large enough, an1l plentiful enough
2 tablespoons flour ' to provide ample juice for flavor.
1/4 cup sugar ' Fish steaks may he baked 10
Quality You'll Enjoy
he said, "We need the penetrating
eye andthei humane understand-
ing of women to pierce the dense
fog of redtape, patronage, fear of
dismissal or political effect 'which
is. responsible for the inaction of
the present. government:,
Household Hints
Here's a lieW one taken. from the
Glasgow weekly news which we hap-
ened, to see this week. --Dissolve a
tablespoon of powdered gelatine in
two tablespoons hot, not boiling
water, stir till completely dissolved
and leave unitil cold. Us.e.in exactly
the same way as you would egg•
whites in, macaroons, or meringues -
Icing made in. this way does net .
crack when dry, hut sots with at
goo11 gloss, It s beaten of coarse, 1
just like egg whites.
SCHOOL CHOIRS BROADCAST INIEW WORLD BALLADS
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The Canadian Broadcasting
Oornmission is abont to enter
Upon a novel experimeet which
has *314 its purpose the interesting
of Canadian children in ballads
having to do with the history of
their own country. This will take
the form of a Series of five broad -
Casts based on John (Murray Gib-
bon's recently published book
"New World Ballads". The broad -
Oasts will take place en successive
Friday evenings beginning Jan-
uary 26 between the hours of 7.00
to 7.30 eastern standard thee, and
Will be heard from eighteen sta-
tions eoVering the entire cotintrY,
Three of the' prograinmes will
erigintste in Toronto and the bal-
lads will bo illustrated by 0 group
of girl singers Welted from Ton.
ohto high action's and singing
wider tho direction of Leslie it
Dell, Director of Music, Ontario
College Of Education, Thilversity
of Toronto,
The balance of the programme
will originate in Montreal with
ballads sung by the Westhill High
Shigers, a group of girls from
Westhill High School. This choir
is under the direction of
Cooper, Supervisor of Music for
the Protestant Board of School.
Commissioners in the City of
Montreal, and lecturer at McGill
Conservatory of Music. .An inter-
esting feature of the experiment
is that school children in Ontario
have been Instructed to "listen in"
as part of 611011 110100 work, and it
is expected that in other provinces
the same action may bo taken.
The attention of the seheol-
children of Quebec ?matinee is
also being drawn. by Dr, W. P.
Percival, Director of Protestant
Ethication to these broadcasts in
the interests of school and corns
inttnity singing. Upper picture
Flews the Montreal choir, and ti'
lower picture tile Toronto ehOIT
LEAP YEAR FORECASTS
(Listowel Danner)
Says an Platchange:--Girls will be
out to get their men from each
flier.
in general, the technique will be
that of taking flying leaps—encour-
ageing their following to do the
same; she who hesitates too 3110011
will lose her tollowieg.
As, for rules,.it will be a matter
of eatcleas catch can, look before
you leap, and the demure—but in-
hibited take the hindmost.
.A. bachelor will have as much -in-
dividual security as a pedestrian in
a big city safety zone.
The timorous male Will suspect
every girl he meets, the lug.
Ciri0 will go out of their way,
resort to naively bable devices and
give chase Witthe pensistence of a
U-boat.
In short, leap year will be no dit,
ferent from any other year in the
world's. history. '
The Farmer Wife
She ne-bed cline:ea a, mountain
She never heard the see;
Dui alwaYs watched a winding
1'0044
That wandered aimlessly
Among enshaded meadows,
A. farm, a pasture rife
With blvek eyed, Susan% level
fields
Comprised her 111e.
Ehe never longed to travel
.She felt 110 urge to search;
Her longest journey the five
miles
On Sundays to the church.
Yet to her quiet tlavelling
In singing, sighing flow
Came love and panting, birth and
4.11 death,
thing S that women know.
Food by the 'Ton—
The (laity issue of feodathtlis to
feed an. tasty division a, for his
sttance, 16,000 men, takes on, gigane
tle peeportiorist Eight tans etteh,
of beet, breed and platatoes, one ton
of Jain, another of butter, as well As
22' pounds 06 pepper are, required.
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Snacks
For Sports
Enthusiasts
Skiing, skating and toboganning
patties are in, full swing these days
and such exercise calls for extra
food at peculiar hours. Winter
sports have a habit of breeding
amazingly healthy appeltites, so keep
the cupboard well stocked with
foodstuffs from which quick, tasty
lunches can be prepared without too
mueb fuss. Here is a Rarebit
made with canned chicken haddie
Which can be whinged together in
nothing flat 1411(1. 31U be consumed in
about the some time, 'While the
toast is being made, a cream sauce
(to Which * cup grated old Can-
adian cheese is added) can be pre-
pare&
Finnan Noddle Rarebit
6 slices buttered toast
1 can: Canadian chicken haddie
11/4, cups Cheese sauce
paprika
Spread toast. with chicken *toddle
as it comes from the can. Cover
with cheese sauce and sprinkle
with paprika, Senve at ooee with
pickles and' celerY.
With a amidst& cake and a 1100
d06/i4 this makes a. very satisfying
snack at whatever time it is served.
Household Don'ts
IDon't relegate favorite china to
the top shelf just because it is
racked or chipped; a little china
cement and careful mending will
make it almost as good as new.
Don't neglect minor upholstery re -
Pairs; you may not be able actual-
ly to re-unholster expertly, but ev-
en an amateur ean, tight5en -springs
and turn out pretty tailored -look-
ing slipcovers. Don't forget to
clean and oil, according to &free -
titans, electrical appliances. Don't
have dingy rooms, when rugs and
draperies can be inexpensively
freshened and renovated by clean-
ing and dyeing. Don't anew silver
or other metal ornaments to be-
come tarnahed and dull; if they
are worth having around, they are
worth keeping bright and shining.
Repairs and renewals promptly at-
tended' to, keep any house from
get t ing down -at -the -heel.
6ofe
7Attrq11:t91 pt;
f)RIED or Pickled Canadian Fish is one
of the most nourishing and economi-
cal foods that money can buy. It is rich in
proteins, and in the mineral elements that
build good health.
No matter where you live, Your dealer can
secure Dried or Fielded Canadian Fish for
you. You can choose from such dried fish
as cod, pollock, haddock, hake, and cusk,
and from such pickled fish as herring,
mackerel, and alewives . . - every one of
which can be served in a variety of tasty
recipes.
Serve dried or pickled Canadian Fish to
your family often. It makes a welcome
change at meal -times and you will find
it very economical.
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Department of Fisheries.
Ottawa.
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