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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1944-05-04, Page 7Thurs., ll&ay 4th, 1944 THE :CLINTON NEWS -RECORD PAGE 7. HOUSEHOLD' ECONOMI ., CARE OF CHILDREN COOK N'+ TALENT tow.raw.ema. By Eachone of us has at least some talent of which we are not making any use. At times we do not .rea- lize they are part of our being. All at once a necessity arises in our lives, perhaps our way of making a live- lihood has been cut off and we have to find some means of supporting ourselves, Then we search through our qualifications to see what we can do, and God shows us that he has given us some other talent on which we can depend. In these days of war and strife many of our soldiers are coming home handicapped. They must change the course of their lives. What it means to them only those who are laid aside know! In one of our large cities re- cently there was a drive for the blind One instance was told of a young man of 19 years who had been suddenly blinded. Life ahead of him was very dark in more ways than one, but that wonderful Institution for the blind 'taught him a new trade and now he is able to make an independent liveli- hood. People to -day are finding they :have more talents than they had any :idea of. When we become aware that • • 'PEG" we have these talents then what we accomplish from them is due to the force we put behind our effort to accomplish what we are trying to do. A lady going through a British museum was shown the sword of Wallace, that great Scottish hero and patriot, `I do not see how it could win such victories." "Ah, sir" replied the guide, "you do not see the arm that wielded it." 'We cannot expect to get very far in any of our efforts if we do not put our very best into it. . A choral society was formed some months ago. A young .girl being in- vited replied, "There would he no use in that I cannot sing any high notes at all," "Well," .said the leader it may be that you have an alto voice. Come and, try anyway" The result was that that girl instead, of being left out of it altogether spent manyhappy hours singing for her Master. It may be you think you have no voice. A good way to find out is to have your voice tested to join your local choir. Many • noted singers of to -day have God's all right in an emergency—and started in a very small way, this was some emergency." He then Some people say "I 'have no hob- began asking God to go with him. by," Well if you have not it is really through everyday. Finally things began to go a little better your own fault There is something our Saviour. If we have done such a and heat in a frying pan._ When part radically wrong when you have no thing let us ask God to forgive us of the fat has dried out, add the special interest in anything. Every and get back to work, not forgetting' cubes M treat and brown the surface, parent should teach their children to that it is His work, not ours: 'stirring constantly to prevent burn - develop some hobby. A proud father Ing. Put this meat, with the melted. is speaking of a boat which his son The same may be said of any otl.er ,fat in which it -was browned, into the had built said, "I had no idea he could talent which. Christ has:given vs to stew kettle. Add enough boiling water use, Let us place ourselves in His ,to cover the eat or a pint of to- do that. Parents claim •they have no m extra money to encourage those care and pray that He will help us, to matoes, stewed and strained, and things in their children. If the chid - that that they are God given and simmer on electric element until the dren become interested in certain that ewem must make the very best use meat is tender (about three hours). of them for Him. a I The carrots and turnips are to be plans, they will soon find a way of earning money honestly to early on "When Earth's last picture is painted added during the last hour of cook- their little work shop. There are And the tubes are all twisted and ing, and the potatoes twenty minutes children who- from their very young] dried days are money makers. These chil- When the oldest colors have faded dren will some day make a mark .in And the, youngest critics have died the world, but they need careful We shall rest and faith we shah need guidance. • We think we can never make any- Lte down for an Eon or two thing out of our talents, but we 'have Till the Master of all good workmen no idea what will be the out come. A Shall bid us to work anew. minister's widow was left one time And they who are good shall be happy a golden chair with a house and a fairly small lot! it And splash hls ourn ten league canvas from which to make a living for her- -- With brushes • of camels hair self and to keep and educate er Theyshall have real saints to draw family. The outlook seemed very dark I from One day an oil prospector came along Magdelaine,..Peter, Paul. and told her be was quite sure there The shall work for an age at a set was oil on her little piece of ground, yg He drilled and found that his supposi- ting And not grow weary at all Take a Tip tion was true and from then on she had more than enough money to keep I And only the Master shall praise When using all-purpose flour for her comfortably. them making pastry you will get good And only the Master shall blame results if you follow these rules: So it is -with our talent. We feel And, no one shall work for money that we have nothing to work on like And no one shall work for fame. I 1. Use 2 tablespoons less of all- purpose flour lo substitute for each other people and yet we pray to God 'But each for the joy of the, working cup of pastry flour called for in a recipe. it before serving time. - PORK PIE 2 or three pounds thick end of loin of pork, 1 cup stock or water,- salt and pepper, 1 or 2 tablespoons . cat- chup, parsley, onion or celery._ Cut pork into thick slices. Put a layer on •the bottom of a casserole and sprinkle chopped parsley and onion, salt and pepper over it. ,Repeat until the dish is 2/3 full and then pour in stock or water and catchup. Bake in electric oven 11 hours. Top with potato puff, pie paste or biscuit crust. Bake another 30 minutes. how he will reveal- these things to And each is a separate star, us! -One of the greatest cartoonists, Shall draw the thing as he sees it of our day in telling his life story For the God of things as they area related how as a youth he had little I It ambition. When Ire grew up he fell .in rove with a girl and proposed to her. He received a great shock when she told him .she liked hint but not well enough to let him waste her life while he was wasting his. She ended up by saying. "show me you're going somewhere!" He tried one thing after another and then found he could not get any place without God. He said, Paint Fights on the Hoine Front YOUR home is under constant air attack. Protect and 'Preserve it with, paint. Paint resists wear and weather that lead to decay ... adds beauty as a bonus. It is sound wartime economy to do the small jobs of home repair and maintenance before they grow big. For advice talk with your C -I -L Paint Dealer. He ts- a home maintenance expert who is . pleased to help you. He has many sources of technical information in addition to his own experience and that of his other Remember also that your C -I -L Paint Dealer sells, . top-quality C -I -L Paints, . Enamels and Varnishes for every home require- merit. Constant research has maintained their high standards - despite ma- terial shortages and the demands of war. N-44-4 customers... Sutter & Perdue, , Clinton, Ontario for him. He secured a posi- v THE MIXING HOWL 'I Si' ANNE ALLAN RS Hydro Home Economist Hello Homemakers! There is some- thing about a . steaming casserole of savory stew that brings a smile to tion and had an office of his own. every face at the table. Andwhenthe Every morning when. he went to work fragrant stew is topped by puffy he knelt down beside his drawing golden crust, appetites grow as the board and •asked God to direct his eyes take in the sight of it. pen. Does that bring anything to bur , Now here is such a dish—it has minds? Yes, nine cases ortof ten,' everything. Make your stew by one we begin our work, even God's work, of the listed recipes. Then top it with without asking God's guidance. What potato- puff .The potato puff is, made a struggle it is to get through our front mashed potatoes. You need work, to'make use -of -our talents if we three ceps frill, Add the beaten do not ask God's guidance. yolks of two eggs, and enough hot 2. Blend in lard or hydrogenated fat until the mixture is mealy. Pat should he finely, blended with all- purpose, whereas it should be only blended with pastry or cake flour until it is the size of coarse oatmeal, the grading of these vegetables be- comes effective June -the fat and lasts 3. Add water quickly and lightly, until August the 15th. Every unnecessary stroke tends to make pastry tough. 4. Chill thoroughly in a coveted bowl. 'i'he Question' Box recent announcement by the War - Mrs. M. H. asks: How do you cut . thne Prices and Trade Board. out rolls without sticking to the dough and how do you prevent di This increase, which went into ef- fect on May the lst, entitles all hold- ers of tea and coffee ration coupons to four ounces of tea and sixteen HEALTH COUPON PROBLEMS AS ANSWERED BY LONDON RATION BOARD OFFICE Due pates for Ration Coupons Coupons now due are butter '58 to Ender the new ruling one coupon will 60; tea -coffee 14 to 29, E1 to E6, ves fall due every,second and fourth and T31; sugar 14 to 31; preserves W. Harold McPhillips, prices and supply represenitative for Western Ontario, explained that coupons • due before May 1 but not used will be accepted now at the increased value. However, there will be no change in V the serving of one cup' of tea or coffee in eating places. - ounces -of coffee for each coupon. The old, value was two ounces of tea and eight -ounces of coffee with two coupons 'valid every three weeks. 111 to D18. Butter coupons 54 to 51 expired April 30th. Each tea -coffee coupon is now worth four •ounces of tea or 16 ounces of coffee. . Cabbage & Root Vegetables' Two changes, in the order concern- ing prices and grading of beets, tur- nips, cabbage, carrots and parsnips became effective April the 25th, ac- cording to an announcement by W. Harold McPhillips, prices and sup- ply representative for Western Ont. The decline from maximum price levels has been made more gradual by allowing price changes on a fort- nightly basis instead of the previous monthly basis. The Board has decided to add `white turnip' to the list of bunched vegetables, as these are often sold allowed. Unless book three is saved with their tops in the spring and sum- with these coupons attached no one mer months. will be able to obtain sugar for this A third. Change, the suspension of purpose. The first five of the coupons for canning sugar fall duo on the 25th of May. The remaining five become valid July 8th. As well as these "F" coupons all unused sugar coupons number 14 to 29 are still valid. Unused tea -coffee coupons 14 to 29 and El to E6 have as yet no expiry date. Following the policy of the board to increase rations whenever possible, the rationof tea and coffee are now double what they were when placed under ration on August the 3rd, 1942. v . Ration Book 3 A warning to all ration book hold- ers to retain their ration book three was issued today by the regional ra, tion administration. Coupons "17" in book three are good for canning sugar. Ten pounds of sugar for canning is the allotment Tea -Coffee Rations Increase Tea and coffee rations are now in- creased by 40 per cent, according to a dry crust? .Answer: Grease the cutter fre- quently when you are cutting out dough. Place buns on greased bake sheet and cover with a damp towel. Let rise until double in size. Brush top with milk. Bake in electric oven, having preheated oven with.'topele- ment off. . Mrs. J. V. says: 1. keep water- cress standing in a jar with a little Then again has God given us a milk to moisten it, along with two water in it. talent? We use it, but refuse to make tablespoons of fat, and any season -11 2. Heat_ lemons before you ream it count for hini. Has He given us a ing you like, such as a bit of onion I them to get the most juice. voice? We, it may be, spend money on or parsley. Beat the mixture well. training it. - We join some band of Fold in stiffly beaten whites of the Christian Choristers, Then perhaps eggs and pile the puff on top of the one daysomeoneis asked to take a stew. Bake in a moderate oven until it solo part when we think it should be is brown. allotted to us.' The next time this i ere And there is something else yon band .of singers meets we are absent. can do hese these delicious pots Then we create trouble with some ,toes. Put the puff in a greased oak others so that in the end several ing ills: and bake it separately. Serve members.leave. If that is the kind it with meat loaf or an •omelet. You Christian attitude we have what are can probably think of other combine- we doing singing' God's praises at all? tions that would be good too. Let us be -thankful if we are not asked to play an important part. We MEAT PIE FILLING can do just as good work in e humble . 3i pound :amour steak, 3 tea way and if God wants us. to have an g spoons salt, few grains pepper, 3 important part in His work He will /s arrange it so, but until that time cup tomatoes, 6 small carrots, sliced, comes let us lust go on in an ancon- '/2 cup peas, 3 large potatoes, diced, spicuous way. Some of the greatest 8 onions. work in the world is believed to bei. Grease tite casserole. Add one done by people who do not know one layer• of the meat, flaked with a fork. I note from another. There are some Sprinkle with part of the salt and (dear truly Christian Mothers, ofpepper, add some pieces of the vege- whom I was .fortunate enough to tables and continue' to within an inch (have one, whose voice was never of the top of the casserole, Use Iheard insinging, but who went on enough of the vegetables to fill the ' day after day doing God's will to the space; distribute the meat' and seas best of ,heir ability,: well. Pack lightly so there After all • if we are Join will : •be space for them to expand as fro g choir they cook.' The toinatoes,'and the work, whether in a small local choir j or in one of the, noted continental 1natural meat and vegetable juices will choirs such as the Mendelsohn let us'provide sufficient moisture. Serve as always remember that we are singing soon as ,baked. It is simply delicious: to God and it makes no difference to Bake in electric oven at 350 deg. Hier whether we are singing with!, BE.Er'STEW • hundreds of others, or whether our voice is sotnrdmg 'al'one. •.What _does I 1% pounds shank, neck, plate, flank matter to Him is what is in cur ramp or brisket, ' 24, cup flour, 1% hearts while we are either earnestly teaspoons salt, 14, teaspoon 'pepper, 1 or pretendingly singing Hip, ^message small onion, 1/4 cup cubed carrot, Vs of love. It may give us, some pleasure cup .cubed turnips, 4 cups potatoes, to sit in the congregation and see cut in quarters.' those whom we rade deserted (-we Wipe meat, remove from bone, cut have deserted, our Saviour too) try- in cubes of about one and one-half - ing to carry on. I wonder if we are. inch. Mix flour with salt and pepper happy having broken •up such an or and dredge the cubes of meat with it. ganization. That remains with us and Cut some,. of ,the fat from the meat Anne Allan invites yon to write to her % Clinton News -Record. Send in yonr suggestions on homemaking problems and watch this column, for replies. V_ MOON MAGIC Reign, lovely queen, O'er thy adoring sateilities, the stars, There ne'er has been Such proud domain from Jupiter to Mars. Aspirants bold Thy Majesty defiles Till: conquering Phoebus climbs the eastern skies•. Sleep, lady moon, In that luxurious, purple -mantled sky. - Gray stars festoon The many -sequined couch where thou dost lie; A pallid lily on a tranquil pool Has never looked so languorous and cool. Shine, jewelled brooch, Bedeck the bosom of milady's gown. Above reproach' The purple velvet trimmed with eiderdown, Embroidered with a million starry gems And girt with royal ermine 'round the hems. Light, -splendid lamp, . The way across this winter's paradise. Our earth revamp And leave it beautiful for dewy eyes. - On loved and lover cast a potent • spell, Remembered ever this their long farewell. Margaret Bolton. V The amount of intelligence neces- sary to please us is a most accurate measure of the amount of intelli-� gence we have ourselves.—C, A. Helvetius. qkeSNApI-IOT GUILD DECORATE WITH SNAPSHOTS 51 Any amateur- craftsman can make attractive trays and other home decorations with snapshots. HAVE you ever thought of using your snapshots as decorations for your home? It's being -done and the results are very pleasing. Ordinary contact prints have a wide range of usefulness—all the way from place cards to trays and folding screens. And enlargements from your favorite negatives can play an important part in your dec- orating scheme. Of course, if you have failed to preserve your nega- tive you are pretty much out of luck because negatives are neces- sary for making extra prints or en- largements. Yes, you can have copy negatives made from your prints but that is an added cost and there will be some loss of quality in the print. So, !always- be sure, to save the negatives of your favorite snap- shots for future use. Remember the trays lined with cigar bands? Our illustration shows a modern version, worked out with snapshots.- The prints are mounted on a cardboard and placed beneath the glass surface. And the nice part about it is that anyone, can make such a tray decoration during win- ter evenings and have a lot of fun in arranging the ipictures. Another idea is to have ,an enlargement made just the size of the tray. That picture, might be a' shot of your flower garden or perhaps one of your favorite landscapes or a beach scene. Prints or "enlargements can be used too for decorating lamp shades. As you probably know, both contact prints and enlargements may be obtained on single or double weight paper. If translucence is ' wanted, specify single weight pa- per, and makesure there is no writing or; printing on the back of the finished print. Prints that will be subject to much "wear and tear" should be on double weight stock. The above examples are intended only to give you two or three ideas on how to use your snapshots for home decorations. Many others will readily occur to you. Making hone decorations with the help of snapshots is an ideal way to enjoy long winter evenings. Why not start planning your proj- ects today? John van Guilder