HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-05-20, Page 3WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1959
Grannie Turkheim's Recipe Box
RHUBARB PIE
3 cups cut rhubarb
1% cups sugar
3 level teaspoons flour
% teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon butter
Mix these together and then
add: 2 beaten eggs. Mix and put
in unbaked pie shell, bake in 700
degree oven for 20 minutes, then
reduce heat to 350 degrees until
silver knife comes out clean.
RAGGED ROBIN
3 cups corn flakes
1 lb. dates (cut small)
1 small bottle maraschino
cherries.
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
3 lb, blanched almonds
(chopped)
% cup fruit sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
% teaspoon salt
2 egg whites.
Beat egg whites stiff, add sugar
gradually, then last of ingredients.
Drop by teaspoon onto greased
cookie sheet, bake in moderate
oven until light brown.
PINEAPPLE SALAD
Use 20 oz. can crushed pineapple.
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Heat 1 cup pineapple juice with
% cup sugar and 1 tablespoon
vinegar. Pour over 1 package lime
jello.
When partly cool add 2 small
cream cheese, softened with one
cup thin cream, Add one cup sh-
redded pineapple and 1/2 cup nut
meats. Put in refrigerator in shal-
low pan, until set.
To serve, cut in squares and
serve on lettuce with salad dress-
ing.
Zurich W.I.
Fifteen members and 43 guests
attended the meeting of the Zu-
rich Women's Institute in the
Town Hall last Thursday night.
Pictures of Africa were shown
the group by Mr. and Mrs. C.
Matthews, Grand Bend.
At the pictures were shown by
Mr, Matthews an explanation was
given by Mrs. Matthews. All the
films were taken by the couple.
Charlie MacNaughton
Works For Huron
In just one silting, Charlie MacNaughton has established himself
as an effective speaker on behalf of agriculture. His efforts on the
agriculture committee have led to important benefits to farmers.
ON AGRICULTURE BRIEFS—
On being criticitzed in the House
for commending the Farmers'
Union delegation for presenta-
tions made to the Agriculture
Committee, the Huron MPP re-
plied:
"What is good in this brief or
any other brief, 1 propose to sup-
port both inside and outside the
House and 1 can assure the Hon.
member that certain of these sug-
gestions and recommendations
have already been implemented
and I am confident that those
that merit attention and considera-
tion will receive it in due course."
—Hansard Page 1392
RE-ELECT
ON GASOLINE TAX—
I believe that the matter of
hastening rebates of gasoline tax
to farmers could well be consid-
ered and implemented at the earl-
iest possible time."
—Hansard Page 1392
ON FARM ECONOMY—
"The farmer finds himself faced
with costs of the goods and ser-
vices he must buy increasing at a
considerably faster pace than the
prices obtainable for what he pro-
duces for sale. Whether compul-
sory marketing plans will effectiv-
ely provide the answer to this
serious situation is, to a very con-
siderable extent, yet to be seen.
Nevertheless it must be admitted
that the farmer is faced with the
necessity of developing some
means of combating matters col-
lectively over which individually
he has little or no control."
—Hansard, Page 489
Charlie MacNaughton moved in the
standing committee on agriculture that
the Government undertake to provide
compensation for Toss of Iiveitock
through rabies. This program was
adopted by the Government on March
19, 1959.
M.acNaughton, Charles S.
Progressive Conservative
Thursday, June 11