The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-02-06, Page 12Page 12 Thai- Ti:mes,Advocete, Febru fry '6, '1"53
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By MRS. J. M. S.
Last week we gave you a recipe
'for a dessert using either a eta.
fon or angel cake. Here isan-
other taken from "Our Best," a
handbook of favorite recipes
cempUed and published by the
Evening Auxiliary of First•St.
Andrew's United Church, London.
Mocha Torte
One large angel or chiffon cake.
one day old. Slice into 5 layers
crosswise, using a thread.
Filling
Cream '1.1b. butter or mar-
garine. Gradually add 11 cups
sifted fruit sugar and cream well
together. Add a few grains of
salt, 1 tsp. vanilla and 2 egg
yolks. Beat thoroughly and add 2
squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted, and 6 tbsp. double
strengh coffee. Fold in 2 egg
whites, s, beaten stiff, and spread
between the layers of cake.
Chill overnight. The next day
'frost with whipped cream, sweet-
ened and flavored with vanilla.
Garnish with red candy hearts
Jar St, Valentine's Day or frost
with strawberry frosting.
Strawberry Frosting
1 cup drained, thawed straw-
. berries
1 cup fine gran, sugar
1 egg white, unbeaten
Place aU ingredients together
and beat until frosting is fluffy
and thick. Tint with a few drops
of red coloring if desired. Spread
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on cake. Decorate with hearts or
flowers.
We seem to be party minded
this week. for we have a recipe
for .chicken and musbraotn soup.
Creamed chicken Special
(Mrs. H. M. Jarvis)
1 tin condensed mushroom
soup
11 cups diced cooked chicken
cup diced cooked ham
1 cup mushrooms, fresh or
canned
1 cup milk
Combine soup and milk, add
chicken and ham. Season to taste.
Pour in greased casserole. Ar-
range mushrooms on top. Bake
375 degrees for 30 minutes. Serve
in warm patty shells.
Someone told me today that
patty shells freeze well. Taken
e
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out of the freezer and heated,
they are as freshas when baked.
We hate to bring you back to
reality, but with the coming of
the lenten season and a busy
season, too, our thoughts turn to
meatless meal planning and
quick and easy dishes.
A recent release from the Gen-
eral Foods Kitchens, suggests a
Salmon Rice Jumble.
Salmon Rice Jumble
13 cups packaged pre -Booked
rice, prepared in ii cups
boiling water and 3 tsp.
salt, as directed.
1 can cream of mushroom
soup
t cup milk
I lb. can salmon drained ;.nd
flaked
dash of pepper
2 tsp. lemon Juice (optional)
Combine soup and milk in
saucepan. Heat, stirring occasion-
ally, Add salmon and pepper.
Mix and heat thoroughly. Add
lemon juice and stir to blend.
Makes 4 or 5 servings.
Serve over the rice or add rice
to the creamed mixture and mix
lightly and serve at once. Can
also be turned into a 4 -cup casse-
role, sprinkled with buttered
crumbs and broiled 2 or 3
minutes.
Cream of celery soup or create
of asparagus soup may be used
instead of the mushroom soup.
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RECEIVE HOMEMAKING AWARDS—These fou: members and the leader of Huron- .
dale club were honored at the 4-I1 Achievement Day program at Exeter on Saturday.
The girls received county honors from. Mrs. Emery Desjardine, president of South
Huron District Women's Institutes. The leader, Mrs. Arthur Rundle, was presented
with a certificate for five. years of leadership by Mrs. Harold Walper, Grand Bend,
chairman of London Area Convention of the WI. Left to right, are Marian May,
Barbara Ann Morley, 11Irs. Rundle, Carole Westcott and Kathryn Hicks. —T -A Photo
DEMONSTRATE WOOL PROJECTS—Alma Hendrick of the Grand Bend 4-H Home-
making Club points out from its exhibit the versatility of the wool skirt in a girl's
wardrobe for church, school, sport and casual wear. —T -A Photo
4Durin
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model Clothes
chievement Day
Achievement Day for 120 girls
and their leaders in 1Q 4-H Home -1
making Clubs in South Huron,
who have completed the project
"Working With Wool", was held
in the Exeter Legion Hall on
Saturday. Miss Shirley Patter-;
son, home 'economist for Huron'
and Bruce arranged and presid-:
ed for the Program of the clay.1
In this nrojeet each girl was'
required to slake a wool skirt?
or jumper and keep a record
book. These were on display
the Hall and at the morning ses-
sion the girls were required to
judge a class of four wool skirts
giving reasons- and also judge
four pieces of went for their
suitability for a skirt made from
a certain pattern,
Presentations
Club exhibits, skits and dem-
onstrations were features of the
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afternoon meeting which was
well attended by mothers and
interested Women's Institute
members. Mrs. Harold Wainer,
Grand Bend. chairman of Lon-
don Area Convention of `Women's
Institutes, •paid tribute to the
leaders of the clubs. and pre-
sented Mrs. Arthur Rundle of
the Hurondale Institute and Mrs.
James Keys of McKillop with
leader's certificates from the
4-H Club Council for five years
of leadership of Homemaking
clubs, "This is not a reward but
a recognition" said. Mrs, Walper.
"It is impossible to place a
monetary estimate on a leader's
value but there are other re-
wards not so visible in watch-
ing the development and im-
provement it each girl from one
project to another.”
County honors for the success.
ful completion of six projects
were presented to Kathryn Hicks,
Marian May, Barbara Ann Mor-
lev and Carole Westcott of the
Hurondale Jolly Jills; Loretta
Connolly and Marjorie Smith of
the McKillop club and Jean
Broadfoot of Seaforth. Mrs.
Emery Des Jardins, president.
of South Huron District Women's
Institute, made the presenta-
tions.
Certificates of Achievement for
the completion of two projects
were presented' to Nancy Fahner,
Doreen Kenney,. Marlene Ding,
Margaret Lawson and Joan
Smith, of Crediton. I Club,
BarbaraDundas, Sh i r ley
Geiser, Eileen Morrissey and
Ruth Roeszler, of Crediton 11
Club.
Amnia Gulens, ilze Gulens,
Kristine Gulens, Anne Koehler,
of Dashwood Club;
Doreen Brock, Doris Brock,
Margaret Brock, Doris Cornish,
Muriel: Cornish, Helen Bern, Shit,.
ley Jaques, Grace Johns,, Shir-
ley Johns, Muth Miller, Mary
M, [thin the next moitit'. or so
you'll stall shopping Mr Spring
clothes, ]},ut before you Begin
trying on new dresses and suits
its extremely_ important to take
stock of the foundation torments
you are wearing. There is a pos.
sibility they don't, fit properly.
Your Spirella Figure Stylist
will be glad to take Care of your
figure problems for you.
Mrs, V Armstrong
S9 Aeinn Sir Phhr n4 Exeter,
Margaret McBride, Grace Routly,
Lynda Westcott, of Elmville Club;
Pauline Adams, Marian' Gill,
Alma Hendrick, Alma Hodgins,
Eleanor Taylor, and Karen. Tay-
lor, of Grand. Bend Club;
Fern Dougall, Kathryn. Hicks,
Marian May, Barbara Ann Mor-
ley, Marilyn Strang, Sadie Van-
derlaan, Wendy Vanderlaan, and
Carole Westcott, of Hurondale
Club.
Exhibits
Alma Hendrick was the cern-
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It Was HOMO .Economics and
Health meeting of the Huron -
dale Women's. Institute on Wed-
nesday afternoon at the • home
of Mrs..Llovd Ballantyne. Iylrs,
W. L. White, :Seaforth, was the
speaker,. introduced by Mrs.
Archie Morg,
Mrs. White anstressed the need
for '.cooking and serving nutri-
liens food and maintaining the
health of .the family, She pointed
out the advantages of a course
in 1-lome k:conomics'for girls not
only to fit them for homemakers
but for the opportunities for
service it offered, Appreciation
to Mrs, 1'irhlte wexpressed by
117rs, Harry Dougasall,
The history Of the Hurondale
Institute from 1921 to 1926 was
given by Mrs. William .Sites; The
Institute was the first organ!,
zation to start the teaching of
music in the schools,
The motto "Reflect on the
waste and cut .down on the
'haste" was discussed by Mrs.
James Kirkland, Mrs. Andrew
Dougall contributed a piano in-
strumental, Mrs. Joe Ferguson
presided for the program.
President 'Mrs. Roylance West.
cott conducted the business. The
sum of $125 was voted toward
the furnishing of the nurses' re-
sidence under construction near
the South Huron Hospital,
Hostesses assisting Mrs, Bal•
lantyne were Mrs, Sims, Alis.
R. E, Pooley, Mrs. Carman Cann,
Mrs, Lee Webber and Mrs, Wi1-
fred Hunkin,
The February meeting will be
family,s,night commencing with
a pot luck supper in Cavell.
Presbyterian church.
Evening Auxiliary
Hears Allocation
An allocation of $500 for the
year 1958 for the Willing Work-
ers Evening Auxiliar:' of James
St. United church was announced
by the stewardship secretary,
Mrs, Clara Wellington, at the
February meeting on Monday
evening. Miss Mildred Mather -
son, Tokyo, Japan, is the mis-
sionary for prayer for the year,
The study on the Japanese
church taking root in society,
in education, ministry and med-
ical was discussed by Mrs. gee -
tor Murray.
Mrs. Howard Truemner pre-
sided for .the program and was
assisted in the devotional by
Mrs. James Kirkland and Mrs.
Frank Lostell, Kathryn Hicks
and Arlene Love sang a duet
and Mrs. H. L. Sturgis a solo.
Mrs. R. D. Jermyn gave an ap-
propriate Valentine reading,
Seven new members were wel-
comed into the group.
• risk favored with a.eclln's Auld
Tells Experiences.. asocial half hour ,caaaelied ilia
At 'UC. Parliament
At the February, meetingpf
Main ;Street Evening Auxiliary
on Monday evening rani Wilson
told of his experiences at Boys'
Parliament during the Christmas
vacation. The Auxiliary voted to
.donate S33 to the Ontario Council
of Christian Education which
sponsers boys' work.
Mrs, A. J. Sweitzer showed
pictures ;tying' the highlights pf
the trip when she accompanied
her husband to the Lions' Con.
vention. in San Francisco,
'Mrs, Ralph. Sweitzer conduct -
•ed the .devotional period assisted
byMrs, Don Gravett and A'lrs.
William Marshall, Helen Hend-
Meeting.
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Mount Logan its the Yukon, is
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Kinley in Alaska is 20,320 feet In
height and Mount Everest in
India is 29,0211 feet high.
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