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tbtmsday octoam tat un the acton free press acton ontario pacw trbkb m wthh ii vcotb petes foetayt you can s m vt painting now and eliminating repairs and remacements llt good economy to stop the damage before ita loo lata by painting thlt year we do everything in the decorating buslnees call 275j or 299w for a free estimate moore rocher poefs comer acton taxi evnd snack bar 10 mill st w phone 260r 24 hour taxi service our cars are radio dispatched 1 oo of town trips a specialty phone 260ft tor prompt courteous service tub woods or urn bomntb by m kim vertsv tonuht the wood ralngluten spray tremble on the tree yet i must pause to listen to music on the breeze the robins aontf u swelling yrom maples cool and deep while from their shaded dwelling the crickets stir and peep other birds are congregating ror their evening song the air their notes lnltatlng with chorus eweet prolong darkwet are the bunchberries and damp the dryads shelf my thoughts like drifting fairies go far beyond myself 1 t 11 w jt have featuies important to a woman i asa dr 0alastbn ivtmmcow nuir at au ytmis no muss oh miss to tmst akouy t masquerade held by friendly circle the friendly circle had a hal loween masquerade in the sunday school room of acton united church on wednesday october 15 every body in costume was asked to par ade around the room and the fol lowing winners were picked best dressed eypsy mrs q struthers comicbuttons the clown mrs m nclus unusualnight at tire mrs e- a currey represent ativedevil mrs f kentner witch mrs olson the following won consolation prizes aunt jemima mrs l lov- cll mrs g mckcown cat mrs r johnston chinese mrs s brunelle a devotional period followed with group 2 in charae come ye thank ful people come wai sung the scripture was read by mrs u ever- dell prayer was given by mrs nellis a poem was rend by mrs j stewart sr the period ended with singing this is my fathers world the business for the evening was discussed conducted by the presi dent miss clara grindlcy the minutes of the september meeting were read by the secretary mri j stewart jr the roll call was an swered by each person saying some thing nice about the one hitting on her right the treasurers report was read by miss jean harris in he absence of the tegular treasurer mrs c pickett the croup in charge ocam took over the remnindcr of the meeting nnd conducted n few games and contests all the members were asked to bring a nickel to this meeting and the money was put in a small bas ket in the form of a pumpkin and it wns given to mrs kentner on the occasion of her 25th wedding an niversary the evening came to a close with the group in charge serving refresh ments 1 bowl show of force often v solvent one dial controls all three important point of operating on oil heater lthe flow of oil to burner 2 the draft to provide better combustion 3 the cir culation of heated air all with one dial turn it up for more heat turn it down for leu heat as simple as that big powerful heating drum with double baffle only monogram has o double baffle which stops rush of heat out chimney creates a lower heot zone produces warmer area around heater big vairified air impeller drives hot to all comers of home monogram patented vaporis ing burner developed and used ex clusively by monogram is really something special not like ordinary pol type burners it turns ol into gas quickly completely then mixes this gas with both primary ond secondary air just like a gas burner producing a dean efficient dependable trouble- free heat by joseph lister rutledre one sometimes wonders if pos sibly we havent pinned our faith and hopes too closely to the prp- verb the soft answer turneth aw- ay wrath essentially we know this to be true but there are individuals and groups to whom it has q different connotation to agree to permit some small aggression without re tort in kind miv have n sound intent and still result disastrously we had to fijjht a dreadful uar to p thn aaaas vwtusssef saw baabbeaasev acuahquuy6as fiami made ftom oil j modern plumbing and heating mill st aden mtomm t a ge u compromise not of poltroonery hitu r couldn t biliet e it in his look ptupn whn were gentle and considerate were weak and craven joseph stilin talks the same lan guage when he fact s difficulties i he gets tough whetlur within his ow n country or w ithout that is the language he understands and other language is wasted on him it must even be admitted in sadness that sometimes groups among our- st 1 es think the same w ay so much as we cling to the idea we have to admit that there arc places where the soft answer serves disas trous ends within the past few weeks to take a specific example four des perate criminals escaped from the don jail in toronto they were reportedly the toughest felons in canada they had proved it to the public by numerous holdups and bank robberies two of the number w exii fncing charges of murder ev er body expected bloodshed the police of a continent were alerud and informed of the des perate character of thr escapees and uhat happened a couple of policemen fully armed walked into a barn where these despera does were huiingout and rounded three of th m up like so many sheep item 2 a lone policeman i later walked in rooted about and flushed the triggerhappy member of the gang accused of murder no one of the four put up a protest was all the buildup false wee these the desperadoes the police re ports described or just the timid punks of the recapture there was no doubt that they were dangerous there w as no doubt of the courage of the men who took them to that all their career of crime bears wit ness but there was another fact the had no stomach for fighting with other armed men they were tough wnen all the advantage was on their side but otherwise they were just cheap hoodlums who did not dare face a single policeman supported b a shoot to kill order maybe there are times even in our ordinary affairs when a show of force is better than a soft answer for the efficacy of the soft answer depends on the full recognition that it isnt motivated by fear hello homemokersl doiurhnuts and halloween are closely associ ated as far as we are concerned a haunting memory of making doughnuts at this season reminds us of our first teaching experience when the class pleaded to make doughnuts in the cooking labora tory without risk trig permission each group trebled their given re cipe in order that a sufficient num ber was mnde to take out of the classroom for a halloween party well that was the first and lost time a claim detained this teacher after school hours take a tip to deep fat fry food 1 choose a deep heavy saucepan with straight aides a wire basket with a handle that fits the kettle is a great convenience otherwise a slotted spoon and fork will do 2 about 4 inches of oil or melted fnt is advlseable providing two or three inches is allowed between fot and the top of pan to prevent bo 11 overs 3 heat fat slowly drop one inch cube of dnyold bread into-il- if bread browns in 40 seconds the fnt is ready for frying doughnuts 4 fry only one layer of doughnut at a time usually 3 in a three quart kettle 5 lower food slowly into the fat the bubbling will soon subside allow about 3 minutes for dough nuts to bfown on one sldo then turn ench nnd cook on other side for about 2 minutes fl as soon ni food li browned re move from fnt nnd drain on ab sorbent paper paper towel or nnpkins 7 skim oft nil food scraps to pre vent smoke fl when frying is completed cool the fat or oil and store in cool place afternoon tea doiiqhnufs 1 egg well beaten 2 tbsps sugar h tsp salt 3 tbsps milk 1 tbsp melted shortening 1 cup flour 2 tsps baking powder add sugar salt and shortening to egg mix nnd sift flour nnd bak ing powder and ndd to first mix ture force through pastry bag and tube fusing small ladyfinger tube into deep fnt nnd fry serve with a julienneshaped pieces of cheese makes 18 to 20 ratied douphnufs 1 cup scalded milk 1 pkg yeast dissolved in si cup lukewarm water 1 tsp salt t crjutoutter nnd lard mixed 1 cup light brown sugar 2 eggs well beaten j grated nutmeg 2 cups flour cool milk to lukewarm add yeast cake in water salt and flour enough to make stiff bntler let rise overnight add molted short ening sugar eggs nutmeg nnd flour let rise again if too soft to handle add more flour turn on floured board pat and roll si inch thick cut out with biscuit cutter and work between hands until round place on floured board let rise 1 hour turn and let rise again frv fritter batter 2 egg yolvcs 1 i cup milk 1 tbsp lemon juice 11 lisp milifi huilrr answer brown auga topping is easy and tasty to male combine v4 cup brown sugar 3 tsps cinna mon u cup hour and u cup soft butter work with the hands until crumbly may add cup chopped nuts spread this 6ver ginger- bread for the last 10 minutes of baking mrs c m niksi do you use fat for deep frying that hns become dark answer no if fat for deep fry ing has become dark it may be clarified by adding a raw peeled and sliced potato heat the fat slowly until the potato browns then strain the fnt through cheesecloth it may be necessary to do this twice mm l d aiks why do french fried potatoes turn a greyish color answer potatoes that are cut in cubes for french frying shpuld be blanched by pouring boiling water through them then pat the pota toes dry with clean towel before adding to hot fat fat should be 105 degrees on deep fat thermo meter or a one inch cube of dayold bread should brown in 20 seconds can democracy live in north america 1 cup bread flour 1 tbsp sugar tsp salt 2 egg whites beat egg nlks stir in water and milk reit in lemon juice butter sifted hour nnd sugar whip egg whites and sail and fold into bat ter apple fritter peel and core apples cut them crosswise in h inch slices thev may be soaked for 1 hour in lemon juice drain them dip in fritter batter fry in deep fat at 380 degrees drain on absorbent paper sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar banana frtte peel and cut into halves lengthwise dip bana nas in fritter batter and fry in deep hot fat pineapple fritters drain pine apple slices dip in batter and fry until brown in deep hot fat drain on paper napkins the question box miss s h asks please describe a topping or icing for gingerbread democracy cannot exist in nat ions which do not preserve the natural lights of indlvldunls nnd which fail to protect the political rights of minorities the choice of governments by ballot li only the beginning of democracy tf the elected repres entatives fall to discharge per sonally their responsibilities drm ocrary ii impnlred to the extent of their failure in canada nnd the united states the majority of cltl7cns have been deprived of their natural rights by their elerted representatives who have given these rights into the keeping of the leaders of organized groups who nre not responsible t the voters nt large the basic right of any person to work wherever nnd whenever he may choose hns been lost to most of the people of north america an individual mny work only whore nnd when the lenders of orgnnlzed groups mny decide from time to time the economic life nnd for tune of the individual is now dic tated by the will and whim of others the nnturnl right of an indlvlduul to own to produce and to buy nnd sell nny lawful product to buyers of his own choosing within nec essary health standards and regu lations to prevent fraud hns bem taken from him and given into hands of others who may grant or withhold in their own interests the rights of free speech free communication and free association are denied in varying degree in mony parts of canada and the united states even the right to worship as one may choose is im paired by the failure of the law fully to protect free worship our way of life which none can define and few can agree upon has onlv the trapping of democracy real democracy does not exist in north america we cinnot defend what we do nol possess can a large mttsure of democ nev lvt ag un in north amitlri if it cm not with what are we placing it dictatorship bv ballo whuh di nies the natural rights of the iniiiv idu tl and entrusts the ex- retse of n ilural rights to irn poiimhh groups is merely a vot ing totalitarianism john atkins in hiu il scene air c1xafty one of the big transatlantic air liners recently took a group of wnttrs and radio artists all wo men- to europe and the women being the only pasengers made themselves completely at home several hours out with the flying perfecth smooth the loudspeaker intoned everyone please return to sour seits and fasten seat belts the women rushed to their places followed instructions and sit tenselv walling developments in a moment the dor of the control room opened ttfid he pilot emerged sur vived them and smiled now 1 suppose the men s room is clear 7 suvuplifffid skin care for oily shin dienefl to do ilia moat forlnr akin in tlir sliortea measure of timr mllly ltiifll cloifimir im arifona skin litlnn tjj 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green coral yellow and atural c- products an making mighty contribution to canadas air defence in addition to sotplotive rivets for the f86e sabre chemicals nylon cellophane play a vital role canadian industries limited montreal very hour of every day sanaff the telephone in your home stands ready to serve you for a fraction of a cent an hour what else in your daily living means so much yet costs so little thi nil teliphonb company op canada