The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-16, Page 15•
'N THAT e MRS. J. M. Sunshine
By MR$. WILLIAM PicitEY
Food specialists tell P6 Watt .Mareh daysn,,l1 for
veor playi ati important role 'heerty dishes to appeaee big
the appetite appeal of foods, aretitee and here is a easse.r-
eellese valor anneal is negenLeourse recommended by Mrs,
▪ d is particularly suitable for Blehard Zthermeten,
Patrick's Day this leridey. e pq eoc • d
1 :pound- %retina beef or ham-
burger
lh 1bl ehopped onion
liere is a recipe Tor a dessert o from The Third Meal
no
WiSurprise 'Cake
1 Ierge angel cake
1 pkg lime jelly Powder
1 cup hot water
tbl chonied 1r
1 •Lep lime or lemon juice I. thi e,h,OPPed green helper
1 •pint vanilla ice cream le. tp $n"
2,0mz. can crushed pine, 'It p PaPper
apn'e drained 1 to 2 tp soy sauce or 4 tp
2 nip fint, vantiiitted war worcestershire sauce
green food coloring, 1 can .aondensed tomato soup
1 tsp vanilla Arrange cooked nciocties in 2
11 cups heavy cream whip, quAt't easserple• 0°OMeat,
ped. (11119Pi: ecleq, pepper 10 hot fat
Make a 10 -inch aegel cake until onion is golden in color,
or buy one. Dissolve Jelly pow. add. seasonings. Add -tomato
(tar •in hot, water, Arid lime or soup, Heat to boiling point and
lenion, juice, add ice cream pour over 11°°dIes' Dni"' in
✓ itt in geedd. siz-elev.% sue Moderate .oven, for e0 minutes,
tong melteChili untij twee.. Serves 6 to a Peel*.
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elect Add iveThdrained pine.1
apple. Chill until almost set. 1 Piet Formela Substitete
To prepare cavity in- cake, t Dr, Barbera. McLaren of the
slice entire top from eake a., household economies depart,
rout ane inch down. Lift up: ment of the University of To.,
the top and lay to one sided ionto has developed a. diet
-
Cut down into cake about one formula substitute which can
inch from outer edge and one, be made for 60 cents. 1
inch .from middle hole, leaving i Mix 7 Minces of non-fat pow
-
e fairly substantial wall of; clued skim milk (about as
cake about one inch thick and much as you'd Use to make
about, one inch base At bet.: two quarte o Milk), 3 •ouno
tom.
of corn oil, A once -daily telie
Remove eake from centre' Of vitamin pili (any p111 eon'
carefully with a fork or spoon.1 taining vitaminS A, C and D).
Spoon chilled gelatine mixture 1 tbl frozen orange juice for
into cavity. Replace top of flavoring and a quart of water.
cake and press gently. Fold Food she*
eugar, vanilla and coloring info
Any of you who are con.
whipped •cream Frost to and
sides of cake with eerned about your weight or
10
who are cotintine calories are
Serves to 12 people.
Contracting
Continued from page 11
and the Ontario industry. This
agreement eulminated many
months of discussions.
(1 & 1) tieldmen will com-
mence contracting the first; of
:be." we".
The federal government has
assured the Lanoctian sugar
beet industi7e, that it intends to
proceed immediately with the
formulation of a national su-
gar beet policy so that neces-
sary legislation may be 'passed
In' time for the 1962 crop.
warned to avoid the Royal
York Hotel, Toronto, .not Mon-
day when a whole roomful of
food fit for a king will beon
display.
This gourmet's paradise.
a • s c a .
arts competition spotlighting
the culinary skill of many of
Canada's best chefs and cooks.
11 will be open to the public
; from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
This is a feature of the
' Canadian 'Restaurant Associa-
tion for its 1961 convention and
is considered Canada's great-
est show window for the fond
' service industry.
Wouldn't you. just like a
tlook?
Feldman comments
The. etletey in
Personal item,
Mr.' and. Mrs. Laverne Redd'
and family 'were visitors on
Sunday with Alr. and Mrs. El..:
mer McLaughlin and family,
at 'Kitchener.
Mrs. Fred 'Wallets is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where 'she underwent
surgery on 1.huredaY of bet
Mr. and Mrs—Sinale,..of Lon -
den, were Saturday visitors
-Mob Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Dickey
and family -were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 'Brea
and family at Guelph and: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence' Ford, and
Jenny at Kitchener on Sunday.
Miss Jaqueline Beckett was
quite ill with the flu last week.
Messrs, Fred Jamieson .nt
the Base- 'Line, Blansbard,
Johnson Robertson, Rannoch,
Mnx Switzer of Anderson and.
'William Dickey Attended the
annual meeting or the South
Huron County Black Percep.
tory in :Blyth last Friday eve.
Mpg,
Mrs, .Clarence Johns was a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Alec Wilson in London
lee!: -Friday evening.
Mr. .and Mrs. jack Kern and
family were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Hern
at Byron.
Mrs. Edgar Rodd of Exeter
visited a couple ot days the
end of the 'week with Mr, and
Mrs. Laverne Rodd and famo
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugh Berry
accompanied by Mrs. Alec
McLaren of Exeter and Mr.
and Mrs. Ertiest .R.oss of KM -
nen -attended the funeral of the
late Wilfred McLaren, brother
of Mrs, Hugh 'Betty and Alec
McLaren. at Saginaw,
gan .on Saturday.
The. story in
,Zion
y MISS MietelEL HERN•
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Personal 'tarns
Friday evening guests with
and es. Orman at
and family were: Mr, and Mrs,
Evera.rd. Miller and family,
111 M N cues
.Juno Rader of Dashwood, Mr.
end•Mrs. Cliff Jaques and 'fam-
ily, and Mr, and 'Mrs, Thomas
W - a t a tangle we
_ .. Hem and family.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wert-
h
ham and family of Woodham
.
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Revis I nc
bu,„,, fr,n,
'F ,.
of villag.: 13oselie
,
an' S Federation of Mein, Strtiet Ey MRS, ARCHIE PEWAR new tion ' '
night it was voted to continue
United Cherch last Menage' s':echot ochr.1 rty,------,---,. RaYeidlYaded to the Home.. from now between 60 and 90
sored by the Home geonomiest carrying on the new Unit in
making Club's program sport.: percent of the clubs will be
the support Pt its adopted girl'
Arc
, 11 16, 1741 114!,o.
• ea. uring Fruit unit
Mother to soot "Jimoib,
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'I'Ve IOU 4 blindrOd, _VA
add,ito 4time eat exAggetetet''
LSPAFT
• The Base lee; saw peril Service, Ontario Department fruit.
in Greece for another Year. was held in Inc set. 001 fr•d Apieelture, is 4 unit called' Under the direction .of pflhjfl
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The "People' Without March 10 with aY' "Featuring Frnit" and alreadY home ,ccOnoinists and -111 4 ,t •
Ort tn*
111 tables a • d. t• ot 1 do. it e international stilt on w Ito
there IS everY 11.1 lea ion la ete oca ea is, ler
Fear" was shown giving evi. ettehre in play. it will be exceedingly popular. were 13 000 projects completed of14Y 19,00 rrIli"5, $2000; 'OA
den" that Christians the world Mr. and Mn. Wdirett Wilson with 4.11 Homemaking CIO by Homeinaking Club Motsor .1°11tor ranch watfon,
Dewar were hostesses for the /11".1bere` members last year. eutomatie, r� to,
$1301; 16
(h. Ford C000h4 a steal at WM;
ibeie and Air. and Mrs, Archie
Over build and eupport
churebh in spite of great dit. evening. '55 Choy coeteh, VW '53 firfe
t ()Marie's 'Program ln
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fiehuirtsie,sL. orne Porter,. Ind in the byieadies, high score was wen field more than bolds
115 OWn.
mrs Tirock and Mrs, O1COS high, Alt. Gsltsedvwcynns:14100: in food clubs, this latest addl..
devotional and was assisted by bands, 1,11r, Jack Thompson tion bringing the total In six' Guild approves
l
1 -Jansen v0114.11)140. a solo and 5 HOOP' I to 4 -H Homemaking Club At the meethig of the Ladies
er and Grant Thompson,
John Bar.i 004 of the 19 units available
111111 seEigra.aetresensilliretteroaduneeei chair Purchase
Jean Simpeon, Mrs. Anton netee;,,lone hands,
eoaeh, real (dee. 4550; "53.010,.
secien, :$559: '54 'Buick 2 400
hardtop, 1315; '52 l'.),oelee eeden,
e.30(1; "53 .Ford .coach, 11.0.O•
TRUCKS •
Ken Ottewell played a The nrnd d td members, clothing units, w.hich, Guild of arixitt 101110,4i Internationti 180 end dutrio
Mrs.
ee $ wer° °ha alio total six, having been church on Thursday the project trailer, $2400i Ford
medley of Irish songs. :to the Crippled Chilcirert's Fund
.,,„ , added more recently, `Featuc. of buying stacking chairs for demo, see,,e!TO
' '• • " .:eeeee., leer(gaster appeal).
Hostesses for next month are • it
in Fruit" has 15een launched the Parish Hall was approved. Ford F 700 urtip, $1,500; '54
OICKU
as le esu of repeated re-' Pions were made for the St, Ford Pickup; '47 Mire 3 tort
This week in
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Mr. and Mrs, Strahan. Wed
Mr—and Alrs. Torn Coward and quoits .for
Wi h
nc elsea -coot*, klirthday suhjct. Point' on this patriek's euchre partv onFri slump.
day, March 37 and nursery
Mrs. lien Charles One purpose of the new -pro-: help was appointed. TRACTORS
and Gordon, 'Base Line, and ect on fruit is in create an t A succeseful penny sale and
„,1,4.„1.,,t,,,. .,W,..,A,,,LT.:..,R,., mary s d • film in rtt i at 1 .tt :eke.- euetion was conducted bY
Mrs, Annie kledgins of St s'ATreoess cif tintarin'grown
A rs G completely ione over
'58 John Peeve 440 end toeder,
, e were Liu Ry guests Pa au ar. r s wi
1 of St. Joseph's Academy, Lon. joy the new
eigthth h r , ' she will prined ,and frozen fruit will be, hostress's for thl'enlernientiing
Huron Hospital, Exeter, , Personal iiitehnidas3 which With such a keen interest ini b i B T ii
'ing spent some time in South
erJebrate on March 17. leaturen. ; 175 11/4%541.30(in:elle IIIPLI:Cleeylal hour
LIP the home of Mr. and Mrs.' weekend with his ,grandfather Parent, it i 1 th '1
week.
after visiting in Exeter for a Miss Mary De Brabandere, members will thoroughly en.
Mrs. Nel,son Clarke returned1 Berry Thompson spent the jearning more about fruit ap,
S lir er eve. enita Dickies.
course. Presenit Fast action from T.A Classe.
I .B. T. Jobson and Mrs. IC
Mrs. Lorry Snider
Ford • Mortereh • Feleen
. Murray
ae rene, 1717.• "44 ue"C CI Im :sits SO;
moretdueled the bus ness an rs $2 Massey 144 "22? $ie $5.037
Personal items !with her son, Mr. George WO. thus 'learn to buy sild use arris 0:
son and Mrs, Wilson; in honor local. fruit in daily meals. Not Tom viekeemere
Mr. Gordon P'rance returned Wilson's eighty- freeh fruit in season but/ Allis Chalmers B end saunter
to his home on Saturday hay. of IVir8' J3"
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that 4 -kr Homemaking Chi :
MOTOR.$ I -TO.
William Walters on Friday Mr Int Ri
Mrs. Philip Hern and infant den, accompanied by her indications are that !PHONE 624 EXETER
. a year fiedst Phone 770.
son returned to their home on !Irlerld. MISS Valeria Fletcher,
Saturday from South Huron l of Toronto, spent the weekend
Hemsv.taal,ndExAtietrese: 1 with her parents and family,
Wm • Walt1bMarn.ciel•ned Mrs. Jules De B".
visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomp-
son. Eighth Line, Mr. and eirs,
Carmen Rinn, Gail and John,
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Rowe,
Thames Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith
of Creditor) visited on Sunday Sunday at the home of their
of St, Marys, were guests on
with Mr. and Mrs, Colin• Gil-
lian and family. father, Mr. John Flinn.
Mr, John 'Kinn has returned
Mr, and Mrs Sanford Hut- home from St. Joseph's Hes-
ton, Dennis and Dianne visit- pital, London, where he spent
ed on Sunday with Mr. and a week. He is much improved
Mrs. Freeman Horne and fain- in health,
ily, Mrs, Ellis Strahap has re-
turned home from St. Marys
Memorial Hospital where she
underwent surgery for abseesed
tonsils.
Mrs. Fred Parkinson and her
mother, 'Mrs. Cacciotti. attend-
ed the plastic demonstration at
the. home of Mrs, Jack ;picket,
St. Marys, on Thursday. "
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Me -
Keegan of Denfield. and Miss
Ida MeNaughton were guests
of Mr. and. Mrs. Duncan Me -
Naughton on Friday,
01 Exeter
Mrs tlyaien 00 stlridgahyt wel1g. gaunedstsMrosf. Tt.Timniminse,
with Mr. and. Mrs. Harold parents, Mr, and leers. Denzil
Clarke and family. Facey, of Wellburn, Sunday,
Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson
of 'Thames Road visited Sun-
day evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Allister and boys of Centralia
were guests on Friday eve-
ning with Mr, and Mrs. Eisen
Lynn,
Mr, and Mrs. Newton Clarke
visited on Sunday afternoon
with Mrs, Gladys Atkinson of
Lucan.
coordination weaves Mrs. Harold Herm • • r
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
By J. CARL HEMINGWAY
FIFA Fioldman
Oh! What n tangled web we .
Iveave, when first we practice
to CO-01IDINATE (particularly
in farm organizations).
This observation is prompted
by a report of the recent vote
for committdeonen to represent
our country in the election of a
tone director to the Ontario
FI o g Producers Marketing
Board, This report speaks of
the Free Enterprise candidates
and the Federation candi-
dates: also of Free Enterprise
lists and Federation lists of
candidates.
No Federation list
I would like to point out that
the Federation did not nomi-
nate any candidates or make
any Federation lists,
The candidates referred to.
were those elected at the coun-
ty hog producers association
M their recent. county annual
and the lists were identical to
this with the exception of two
names which were changed be-
cause of health on the part
of the delegates concerned.
These changes were made on
the recommendation of the hog
producer association in the
County.
Further 1 ani itliDraled that
two or threA of these m"bn are
Farm Union members and are
not supporter.: of the Federa-
tion, True, at the request of the
hog producers association en -
pies of the list of delegates,
eeth no comment, were printed
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Happenings in
lonshard
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
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Personal items
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Lang.
ford and family were Saturday
evening guests of Mr, and WS.
Kenneth Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gledwyn Hemp.
er and family were SAturday
William G. Jones.
evening guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Mrs. Kenneth Parkieson and
11f rt. Kenneth Langford attend.
ed a plastic party at the home!
of Mrs, Jack Picket leidaY
tennis.
- — — Mrs. Ward Bern spent the rea n
Bev, Skinner in Exeter, Noel A
and Laurie. Skinner returned
home with her after spending a
few days.
Mrs. Allan Westeott, Uncle
. .
And Lisa o Zee ca e
,e1r. and Mrs. Ephriam Hem
r.
Sunday evening.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Hern on Sunday were
Mr, Donald Pullen of DAC,
Guelph, and Miss Florence Mc-
Cully 51. Marys.
Mr, Lloyd Lynn, Misses June
and Dorothy Lynn. visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Tom
Brock.
by the Federation. After all
they are an affiliated orgeniza-
flan,
Do the same for others
Had the eame. request been
made to the Federation by the
Free 'Enterprise group 1 feel
'that' as a paid emieloyee �f the
Federation 1 would have been
obliged to do the same for
thC111.
While the Free Enterprise
grpup is not affiliated with the
Federation, I feel quite sure
that a large .number of them
(though some, I: know do not),
pay membership to their town-
ship Federation and therefore
do have a, claim for some ser.
vice from the County.
Not controlling groups
Just because the Federation
has accepted. a responsibility
ref distributing information to
farmers on commodity groups
it is no reason for saying that
the Federation is controlling' or
supporting any of these organ-
izations.
If I were to divide the farm-
ers in the County into groups
I would say that over 90 per-
cent pay their fees to the Fe-
deration and the remainder di-
vided more or less evenly be-
tween the Farmers Union. and
free loaders.
Thus it yeu, in the commo-
dity groups, were to divide, the
percentages will, also be mucli
the sAme. It is true that there
is very likely to be a large ma.
lority of Federation members
in any county commodity grout,
but it is not true tthe
say 'e
Federation runs the commo-
dity group since we do have
representatives of the. 'Farm-
ers Union in the hoard of di.
rectors of the hog producers
association and will have in
the wheat preducers' eseocia-
Hon. However 't do hope we can
keep clear et the free loAders.
Mr. atid 61.es, ...Harty 'Went
And fa MilY AIWP sne0 Sun.
day afternobn with mt.' and
Mts. Kenneth Parkinson,
Mr. And Mrs. Maley WAugh
of London 're Stinday ,z,liests
tf Mr, mid Mrs, Lennard
Thacker,
Barry Thonipeoll enter the
Weekend el his grandfather's,
Mr. Mtn fiihri, 'Baseline.
Mr. and Mira. Leonard Thee-
ker, Mr. mid Mrg, Kenneth
Vottord and Mr. and Mrs.
Giadwyn Hooper were enter.
tallied at the home of Alt. eed
Mrs. Jaek Thompson 0,tr A .
bowling Poly in St. Maryt fagSaturday.
Saturday. 'Lunch was served
hY the hostess and soda!
hour Novi t
Mr. alit"( Mrs. Fred Fctell
ol StrAtheny wee SunclaY
t.teSES with Mr. :and
Siattii.
AndMtt. Wffilatti :tines
Afid fgni0 ttiont. Sun4ay eve,
trig with Mr. Mid Mrs. Wit.
limn Thomsen 6i
k d Pitt M and Mrs I U
Bare living :e
— Continued from age 11
"Such 'farm families," said
Mr. Hamilton, "have an ave-
rage cash income' of Jen
ss than
$1,200 e year."
He called for alternate land
use, rural redevelopment, and
programs to save the land by
raising water tables and pro-
viding water ,storage. Much
marginal land should be return- - • -- •••••
ed to the growth of trees, he
said, which would provide
larger returns to their owners
than is at present the case,
wins secon
Although South Huron junior
farmers didn't win any prizes,
'they kept the audience laugh-
ing with their presentation ()CI
"Cupid's Bow" at the drama
festival held in conjunction
with Huron County Seed Fair.
. The humorous play revolved
around a bow tie Ray Miller
needed for his tuxedo to lin-1
prods his boss, Ed Bern, at an
office party. Joanne Miners
played Bay's fiance and Helen
Frayne, her mother, who final.
ly found a tie which had been
used as a marker in the hook
she was using.
Mrs. It. S. and Marilyn
Marshall directed the South
Huron play, which won seeend
prize.
First prize and the Merton
Keyes trophy was won hy
Howick Juniors for their play,
"Bobby Sox Brigade".
Top actor of 'the festival was
Barry Mulvey, RR 1 Wroxeter,
'Everybody'
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rt.:Clarke
lay
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d prize
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a member of the east of the
winning play, while. Miss Ruth
Proctor, BruSsels, the newly -
elected president of the county
junior institute, was declared
top actress. 'Miss Proctor WRY
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ed a leading role in "The
Darkest Hour," which was pre-
sented by the North Huron
Junior Farmers and Junior Ine
stitute,
Adjudicator was J. H. Kin;
kead, Gocterich public school
inspector. Mrs. 'Blanche Run
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die, Exeter, was mistress of
ceremonies.
During the evening, the jun-
ior farmer heir and the prize-
winning Ouartet entertained.
The Clinton Cl auditorium was
filled for the program,
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Blades, Short
Ribs and Chuck
Roasts „
5.6 pounrl Pit rioR
Arm Roasts
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L,OIN
Pork Chops
Wieners
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