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Hydro Horne Economist
.'SHELL OUT” FOR WAR,.
SERVICES
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energy ,: the kids w!.•r•
lag en h t •h of Ociobe ay prose
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ex e-, when WA try t: Peri a
hartdyrr:an ?c: relish the. ?eight's.
damage.
Br-fr••re the warn.a ,;r rganizatfe?i s
spofasa, .,
l nrzi-. parties : kr,: se -
holder: l,r _.gt' _..r:r>i .. i> ..
sh.-ii ,,i
and n; t held r•:a,dv- -ahir:z par -
tires in ne.,. .t:i .._.
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7 plans'
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ECONOMY PUMPKIN PIE
Pastry - One Egg
t▪ sp gig. . ':1. r:::.r.ui'_.r•ta.
...,. strained nr
e.. ,.• .eri pug:phin.1 .ail
:_:oc,erasevi^ti_.''>• =_ +.'?'•p
m333. gz
Linr- afr.,Ineh pie p:c'_E' with pastry
ane: bake in hot e,ve-2 o± •t. aeg—Fes
F. fsr _„ mir, ,res.
Wail 1.;.. ....:-1 ' _:fres ...eh.
pnn!I,k3'.r I113!nrL',: .
31 -it the =lir,. .Hirt: in r
double boiler. Ble ,r, _ ....
• h. nwn sugar. spices and salt..
Add the pni,pkin and milk and mix
thoroughly. Cook over boiling water.
shit: thg ,.^asiOraily t.e.r _ minutes.
TO YOUR
Mode in
Canada
• 1'.:' e..`ly ' a.r
piste pard,
baked pie shell. Reduce tenylieat to
' w
degre÷:s y'. and bake pie for
,a minutes 'until pumpkin is :et.
Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
THE SEA.FORTH NEWS
District Scouts Meet --
,aus :mil Sc:outers ,front I3lyth,
W.:igliarn.. Mitchell, Exeter and Tees.
w !t r . tette+uclnd they liur,ln County
li 1 Si ut. '1 ?,lathe annual meet -
'7 1i -tidily it ght. The W. ,.A, of the
Uld i Church served i-npp r at
,1 Rev. P. H. Streeter. p i id•
.tit, , c,ci_lae. a +be;' I,tretrng. At ',it.,
top t.aia'le also were Cinlrrii,,,folte•r .1,
": 1 g,,rlie-:, a:id Field Secretary T.
H ri1 a1 A tt -i e .Jags 51 9
duct d ler F t E. 0. Gallagher. Re,
a le 1 a:Hoed from the 6_laral
p1 k ar.+1 t7otips,The Conunissioner
leportee iron! headquarters and gave
. ' ad' e to th Cults and
T :1 F t ' t Secretary gave
si }, e /II, 3etpl 7 hital i. e.
: : t titst,s. The addres,Leader-
'1,,i ,1;,3 .cn i' .. 5n fiat Tittle." n as
i given by Rev. E. O. Galiagh t•. Mr.
Ft Iadill presented a series of
Ir.,,,,-hq, a,iritnras of t11a royal tour in
t- t 'r, The !•xecntive. sir. 1'.+44
it ei'tr-ta President. Ret, P. H.
reete:. Ellytlr; Secretary. Dr. Arnold
Vokes. Blyth; Treasurer. Ben Ham-
°
c, , Rton. Seaforth; Commissioner. Arth-
ur Clark. Mitchell. — Winghan Ad-
• vance-Times.
i, Horse Shot in Fetlock —
Saturday evening Mr. Charles Reid.
jjjPurple Hill, had a valuable mare shot
in the fetlock by some unknown 1 petted.
REFRIGERATOR
PUMPKIN PIE
No Eggs
t'... gelatine. 1 cup ertld
we.:.. 11Cule2 .talk. 112 Cups
stemmed of rannt4
-.'.tin. tb. butter. _ tbs.
Ir:r • e.. 1 "., a up sugar. 1 tsp.
i'irgei. 1zsp+:•inIlarr;,n. o4 tsp.
gal', faked
crust
,-, col' µate:.
:•orabine the .._.Lit, pumpkin. l;^..•_.
▪ geth =.7 2:: r1n12},:"
FLA ED CORN CEREAL
PASTRY
THE QUESTION SOX
_,_.._- _. J c _s1: 1 e ... Cu1,k
Doughr'z:a.
s wet.
QUICK DROP DOUGHNUTS
- ;3rs :',t. ...ftapa.Stry . _.
_ J .a:•2.ted bread
- :_i::z - : ide:. 12
• g:Late.1 ..a... eg.
honey. by P& _..; -
brow:. ."g:a..
deep - r'>_g.
=Scosurer the fled..., and add baking
salt and .. ettn:=g. Using a
+,.•tars beater. teat the egg until
verychick and lie -. gradually beat
in the sy: ,p - honey. then the
rD:-own sugar. Sri: .,. the dry ingredh
"silts a third at a time. alternating ad-
ditions cif the flour wish the milk. ani
combining after each addition. The
mixture should be of drop consist-
ency — ,f the batter seems thin. sift
in a litie additional foot'. with an
3 "a
leaspr.tdr bakir4 fieWder,
Heat .nit ring zo , thot enough
ta. ,..:0be of white e bl ead deli-
cately
eli-
+ _ l y in J to r r eerOtIfISI. L I e
r1, r n-. sh,-.),rtening and use
d1.4, -meal: !-,m„nfnis o: the batter
Into tt,e trying kettle. Brown on one
side. turn and brown second side;
fain, the fat and drain — serve
then. hot r roll. If desired. a thin
-neat'y enatihg may be given to the
doughnuts by sifting a little icing
sugar or fruit sugar. and -Dinµ ground
rdr.nercon over the top. Yield: 18
.rnali rougil..nts,
invalided Home —
1. Cpl. D,tgla, Gntllri. son of firs.
r:r,±grecs Gould. of Hay township.
was a: e▪ rg tier;- wl,o have- been In-
ur'-e.-ri 1 r ;,.r - 2''r -Ir E1lgtatr ri.
Cpl. r uld t; t a leg through am-
.it,tlGr, a- the -suit of an accident
when he was fr,r•red from the road
while riding a rt,otorr•cr•le. He is at
iI, r'j,'; - l' Sl.l'eret Hospital,
Tai>,t,t0.
Old Landmark Disappears —
T1,w old livery stable on James
.get. 'bat liar l,, -o: a 1aninnark
,'3y day, or EX"'. hits
been put r t ,: -ri . ,:., Mr, 1'anrly El-
liott by 3Ir. Lw -nn • Ho*1ga of tactic.
Tile• Eruildin'_', i; IrAr•.a 2010 'I1-•tv7' and
t"see- h::nine sci'1 le. a".,1 rier i'ui3rlitnt
RFIEUMATIC
PAINS AND
STIFFNESS
trate
/IR. TdCOMAis "i(lffTRlt OIL
party, presumably a hunter. As the
mare was in a pasture away trout any
trees or bush there sloes not appear whatever have been any x u.e hateter for
.
the act. A the matter tends the
Mat- trill likely to a ss for lrther
4vot1 and Ila her.- to be
Olarti tilt' Banne r
Overseas Telephone Cal
Mr. awl sits. Joseph W. Schmidt of
t t„lest .1c :ea.-2vr,i an t t.rseas tele-
phnnt cafll n .SIu d ax a n'» lao
1 utn,
tit m cna their n r riding anni I sai'y
from the va. Herbert A.Schmidt.
who is serving in the ,4nleriea.
n Navy
-run rth+tx in the tloutli 'West PacifiPacificOa In. P eptton was t-ely .good ..-
9 ail ; t 1 H, al'l Tt i s.
Engagement
Mr.awl a le . ti I 13 1 01 ,41. ar nozn th erg:ag 11e
t'r£•.I 1'l,lyia11g1er i \ r.:n:. J , , t. •:.o
LAC Robert J, Murray Gatenhy.. R.C.
A.F. son of Mr, and Mrs. Leslie
Gateliby. 3litehe'31. the i5•e:ltli:'4 to
take place early In November.
Undergoes Operation —
Mr. C. E. Tuckey of Exeter was
taken ill recently with an acute at-
tack of appendicitis and was rushed
to Victoria Hospital in London where
he underwent an operation. He is
progressing as well as can be ex -
THURSDAY, 0CTC53i„R 28, 1943
FOR ECONOMY... BAKE
WITH MAGK!-
ii(E5 A
ARE
LIGHT, FLUFFY. LESS
THATHAN 'V PER
AVERAGE
BAKI
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fY'
tfli fi6'Sr, t[Gff_I
dila/
MADE
CANAOA
Engagement Announced —
The engagement is announced of
Alma Margaret O'Brien, Iteg.N„ sec-
ond laughter of 81r. and Mrs. D. M.
O'Brien, Goderich, to Mr. John Fran-
cis Stephenson, Hon of Mrs. Stephen-
son uud the late Robert Stephenson,
Ingersoll, Ontario; the marriage to
take place the Era week of Novena -
her,
LOU NEILLY
West Gwillimbury Township
Simcoe County
The picture at the upper right thew,
Mr. Neilly with hit wife and two
younger ;ens.
Father of Fli rs
Recommead4 Victory onds
fArte • 0 0
® Lou Neilly is a. typical Ontario farmer with
85 acres just north of Bradford. Two of the
Neilly sons joined the R.C.A.F. One son was
killed in service. The other is a Flight -Lieutenant
on active service. A. bond buyer himself, Lou
Neilly personally sold $200,000 worth of Victory
Bonds in the first four loans to people of his
own township.
When Lou Neilly leans across a• fence and chats
with neighbors he often talks about Victory
Bonds, and that it's everybody's duty to buy them.
He says something like this—his message to yon:
"The biggest chore in my life is doing what I can
to win this war. I want my son and his pals, your
sons, to get everything they need to do their job
over there -wherever they are. I want too, to put
aside what savings I can into Victory Bonds to give
my oldest boy a fresh start when he takes off his
uniform. You can put savings a great many places,
but there is only one place where your savings will
give our boys in service the help they need now.
Everybody knows that Victory Bonds are as good
as dollar bills—and that you can borrow on them
any time you need cash—but we should buy bonds
as our duty to our fighting men."
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National War Finance Committee