HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-05-26, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
Hello Homemakers! When I was
a youngster, it was fun to help
plant potatoes because father let
us take off our shoes and stock-
ings and promised to buy us fire-
crackers if we kept at the job.
Father reminded us continually
all day, then mother scolded us
all evening about dirty feet and
the danger of firecrackers. ,To-
day • we could sympathize with
parents even though . wewere
never such a problem as the
modern youth!
We can't tell you how to "mind
the • children," but we can help
you With gardening information:
L Advice regarding crops, fertil-
izer and care of gardens will
lie available locally through
government authorities.
2,11ow much you plant depends
upon the amount you will use
and the amount that can be
stored.
3. The size of garden will limit
vegetable crops that can be
grown so those vegetables
should be planted that have
the highest nutritional value.
Spinach, squash and carrots
have high Vitamin A content
while tomatoes, because they
are a splendid source of Vita-
min C, should also be grown,
t. We remind you " of the early
and late cabbages when you buy
plants. The early ones are quite
green throughout but cannot be
stored and this also applies to
the red, varieties. The hard
white kinds are easily stored
for winter use.
5. Beware of thick sowing of
seeds, It wastes seed and in-
creases the labor of thinning.
To mark rows of slow -germin-
ating seeds as carrots end beets,
plant an occasion radish seed
in the row. This will grow
quicker and act as a marker.
6. To extend the season of such
crops as beans, peas and corn,
two or three sowings may be
made at intervals of ten days
to insure successive crops. This
also applies to lettuce, carrots,
beets and spinach.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Elgin McKinley Native
Of Farm Where He Lives
(By Rev. Reba E. Hern)
Elgin McKinley, .the' Progres-
sive Conservative candidate for
the Huron Perth riding in the
oncoming election, is very much
a men of the people whom he
seeks to serve.
He wasborn at the turn of
the century, the son of Mr: and
Mrs. John McKinley, Stanley
Township. As a goodly number
of others in both Huron and
Perth, Elgin has spent his whole
life on the farm where he was
born.
The story cf iris early life is
the Story of hundreds of other
farm lads throughout ;our whole
country. While still quite young,
he married Elsie Coleman, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Coleman, also of Stanley Town-
ship. Soon afterwards John Mc-
Kinky retired to Clinton and
left his son in charge of the
home • place. Thus, Elgin and
Elsie began the long uphill
battle to become successful farm-
era It was a hard battle as
every farmer looking back over
the past 25 years will admit. In
the years together, God has bles-
sed the McKinley family with
seven children; of the seven,
Now while the gardening is in
full swing you may require a
list of quick -cooking dishes, so
ook over our list.
Appetizers: Orange juice' with
a squeezed mint leaf; canned con-
somme served with, cress, qui
potato soup with a minced 1
Maim Courses: Parboiled sau
ages, covered with a tin of t
mato' soup and baked; eggs brok
en into mashed-pototo-lined bak
ing dishes and cooked in ove
kippers poached in milk, fried
fresh trout and French friers po-
tatoes; cole slaw and cold meat;
macaroni and cheese, spaghetti
and meat balls.
Desserts: Sliced bananas with
milk and maple syrup, coloured
cream puddings, canned fruit,
rhubarb pielets, end also crack-
ers and cheese.
Supper Dish
y1: cup macaroni
lb, tsp. salt
1 tin vegetable soup
2 apples
6 cups boiling water
4 pork sausages
% tsp. summer savory
1 tbsp. butter
Cook macaroni in boiling water
until tender, then drain. Cut
sausages into inch pieces end
combine all the ingredients to-
gether except apples. Pour into
casserole greased with margarine.
Place thick slices of apples on
top. Cover and bake in electric
oven of 350 degrees for 25 min-
utes. Six servings.
Spring Salad
1 cup shredded cabbage
3 green onions, minced
r. cup diced celery
% cup grated carrot
Salt and pepper.
Mayonnaise or French dressing.
ek even said. Elgin had finished
mak' himself now. Those same neigh-
o- i bours are the first new to declare"
how wrong they were.
In that important step Elgin
McKinley proved himself a man
n' of real vision. He was able to
see with clearer light than most,
the trend of farming in the fut-
ure. To -day, the McKinley
hatchery is know far and wide.
Surely this is a very important
point for a man seeking public
office. Canada needs few things
more in our day than men of
vision who are able to see the
future trends of industry end
boldly launch out into projects
that will be beneficial to the
whole country, in bringing em-
ployment that alone can save us
from depression. If our young
men are to live noble industrious
lives, then we, the voter, must
seek out men of such calibre for
our leadership.
Elgin McKinley is a deeply
religious man. In a day when
very few ever think of a prayer
meeting, he always kept Wed-
nesday night free to attend the
little group that meets at Varna
and Goshen. It was out of that
religious conviction, came his
decision to contest this election.
In spite of its weaknesses, the
present capitalistic democracy
had given Elgin the chance to
work and to win, And again, in
spite of all its weakness he knew
it to be . based on the Ten Com-
mandments end • Tire Word !of
God.
J. ELGIN NIcKINLEY
three fine sons and one daugh-
ter are living to -day.
The many friends and neigh-
bours of the McKinleys will all
agree that whet has contributed
most to Elgin's success as a farm-
er has been his chicken hatchery.
Yet, if the truth is told, few
thought he was wise when some
years ago he started his first
hatchery. At that time there was
a good deal of head -shaking, Some
Toss the ingredients togethe
with dressing to moisten. Sery
in a• chilled bowl, lined with let
tuce. Accompany by hard cook
ed eggs or cold meat.
Rhubarb Pielets
Rhubarb for 1 pie shell
4 tbsps, cornstarch
5 cups diced rhubarb
1 cup sugar
Line individual pie plates with
pastry end add aL cup of the
rhubarb -cornstarch -sugar m i x-
ture. Dot with butter. Sprinkle
with a dash of nutmeg. Cover
with rolled out paste, split for
escape of steam. Bake in electric
oven of 425 degrees for eight
minutes. Lower temperature to
350 degrees for 25 minutes. To
prevent any filling that may boll
over if oven is left too high for
too long, place the pie plates on
jelly roll pan.
The Suggestion Box
Mrs. K. C. says: When washing
windows wipe them up and down
on one side and crosswise on the
other. If streaksoshow after pol-
ishing, it is easy to tell which
side they are on,
Mrs. A. J. says. It's smart to
purchase en extra roll of ceiling
wallpaper to line drawers, and
the clothes closet shelves.
Mrs. 11. M. says: White spots
on varnished furniture can usual-
ly be removed by rubbing lightly
with a piece of flannel dampened
with essence of • peppermint or
spirits of camphor. This should
be followed by an application of
furniture polish.
Mr's. J. T. says. Soap scraps
are valuable after they are too
small to leave in the soap dish.
Drop pieces into a jar and cover
them with water. Using this soft
soap solution makes perfumed
suds for lingerie,
Anne Allan invites you to write
to her c/o CLINTON NEWS -
RECORD. Send in your sugges-
tions on hom.emeking problems
and watch this column for replies.
r As 'in the hatchery business,
e once more he knew he had to
take a step. He must offer his
_ services in the battle against the
growing menace of socialism bas-
ed as it is, not upon the Word
1,800 CHICKS SAVED.
WROXETER —About 1,800
chicks were saved from. fire
which damaged Frank Mitchell's
chick hatchery. The blaze was
started by an over -heated brood-
er stove, When Mr. Mitchell went
outside to get e pail of water at
9.30 p.m., he noticed smoke pour-
ing out of his hatchery on the
outskirts of the village. Neighbors
saved the chicks and extinguish-
ed the fire before Wingham fire-
men arrived..
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11'Oi7ND DEAD
1LUEVALE--Alfred Agar, died
of a heart attack. 'Deceased was
found dead in• bed at the home
of Mrs. Peter McEwan, where
he had made his home since com-
ing from England. He was a for-
mer employee of Bluevaie Crea-
mery.
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FALLS PROM WINDOW
SEA.FORTH—Losing kis bal-
ance as he stood at an open win-
dow of J. Boshart and Son fact-
ory, Fred Taylor, 17, fell 13 feet
to the ground. He was treated for
a fracture of the left arra.
of God, but the Word of Karl
thattatheresult
Elgin
a eVf
'state control is totalitarianism.
So a man who had never before
sought public office, quietly Step-
ped out and took bis stand.
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