Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 30, 1941, p. 3

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l 9r 7 ttaurjtpat october 30th ill the acton free press pack tkratb gf interest to women magic candies am best mo- uob at oiiabitr bazaaav whan youre uksd to da your bit for a charity bacaar homemad cam- ue are aura to b appracutwl they must have eye appeal as well as delic ious taste to be beet sellers mere are maglcahy easy recipes for home made candles that till both require ments no matter if youre rushed you can still find time to turn out a tooth some batch of these oodles because made with sweetened condensed milk these recipes are falluce proof as well as quick they are so easy in fact that you can safely accept offers of heap from ambitious juveniles macta cooaaut belt 3 squares unsweetened chocolitto 1 clip sweetened condensed milk k cup shredded coconut melt chocolate in top of double boiler add swelcnel condensed milk and stir over boiling water 5 minutes until mixture thickens cool for s minutes drop larao spoonfuls of chocolate mttxure into shredded coconut and work coconut into sur face fonri into roll chill in refrea- erator 3 hours or longer cut in sllccil quick fondant yruh halls v cup figs m cup nut meats vi cup maraschino cherries drained l cup sweetened condensed milk 314 cups sifted confectioners 450 sugar force figs nut meats and maras chino cherries through food chopper nlng msrsy knife blend sw leer lollypops leei pies gocreaui for-hallowen- ly there dotsxtwiffe too with swell 1tsaanftav but dont earnt the owe filled 75 cakm tor kumm hv lows sucnnetr weaves ed condensed milk with confectioners sugar to make a stiff fondant work fruit into fondant form into small balls chill until firm may be dip ped in melted sweet dipping chorontc it desired makes about 16 sheeps milk cheese bcantr made by british kara with help of czechs czechoslovak refugees art helping britain to pot cheese from sheeps milk they have had experience o gwctnilklftgin c which- iised to export 2 000 tons of ewes milk cheese a oar the making of this novel cheese has become practicable by the men tion of a new milking machine just designed tn britain and after c rl- ments at the northamptonshire farm institute 400 ewes a day are now be ing milked by it the owpi are put in pens in units of sk and milking is don at a puliation of speed of 100 per minute during the milking the milk is autnmntlrnlb- trnasfcrrcd iqonc of two churns either of which can bo emptied without nffectlng the main vacuum pump british farmers are now to be cn- wmjrgedtomllk tholr ewes if only for short period after weaning the lambs in both butter fat and curd wes milk is nearly three times as rich as cows milk and each ewe could provide between 1 lb and 2 lbs of curd a week for at least four months of the year there are so man cuts in britain that the people tould it ik estimated get as much cheese from them as thev ate before the war and still leave some oer for export halloween plays hob goblin with many favorite autumn foods pumpkin plea show up with grin ning whlppedcream faces meat ejvd chicken dishes have grotesque exprea- alons on their crusty covera and ploy crunohy dousjfcnuu arv festive in hutbrown coating if you are planning a party for mtle tykes put a cake together with chocolate lcih and spread the icing generously that the top and shies of the cake are well covered top tht cake with candles fashioned in jack olanterns witches hats or black cats light the candles when the re freshments are served teohypops too are usually found at this season and soma have faces painted on them for another sug gestion rrosr ftvhocolate cake with orange icing and stick funnyfaced lolly pops around the top all ages will like this fancy cake ttluy daugbnuta since doughnuts- are a very im portant part of halloween fostlvltlw try giving them a different coat mb keupyou rws tdoug hn u tsp-o-al- ways prefer mlno flavored with cin namon and vanilla but i find some folks must have nutmeg and cloves in theirs when the doughnut are cool dip them in a thin white frost ing of course you can merely spread thorn with the frosting but you will find the dipping is easier and it really does a hotter job roll the frosted doughnuts in ell cod or shredded not ttnplyehopped nuts paper to dry top corn festoons too make timely decorations make the balls your usual way but add some raisins and salted nuts to the pop corn mixture for individual flavor wrap the balls in u axed paper and then in red green and orange papers strings and fasten them to cords the resloons can be over the serving table xhronicles of ginger farm h3w wrists specially for tw aeim free frees by awbndotunll p cuuuuc attach stout placed soldier finds difficulty with english money talk about a chinese punlot t huts jut about what i have had on my hands x spent the whole of one afternoon trying to pack two boxes for friends in england the trouble lay not in the pecking but in keep ing the boxes within the weight limit of five pounds of course x wasnt going tor be caught napping no air i collected all lite stuff together irir c hiding boxes wrapping paper and string and weighed them first four and a half pounds for each parcel fine that gave mo a margin of half a pound now i can go right ahead so i went right ahead but somehow the various small packages would not fit together to make a neat square parcelthe kind that carries far bet ter than ono wlild is all bumps and hollows however after taking a hit out here and putting a hit in thore nnd filling up the small spaces with wails of toilet paper which by the way is particularly acceptable over there i finally had the parcel more or leks ship shape and then before jyjng the final wropplng i put the curb surplus cut shortage wars problem ottawa board makaa bur or see for 1942 and looks out for 1943 other plana for future crops whole thing on the males again five and a half pounds i could hardly be lieve my eyes where that extra pound came from t dont know but it was there nnd most of it had to lie got rid of somehow so i started all over again a little less padding lighter weight boxes half a pound and hey presto the trick was done tho second box took me laynwaxodonlvliaf hour to pack the con- tents were n little different and fit ted into the packing box like parts of n jigsaw puzzle one box is four ounces less than five poundsthe other two but supposing just sup posingmy scales are not true the parcels may still be overweight what an awful thought was the packing of those parcels a lot of trouhle dont ever think itthpttidht that we on thlsrildc can do for friends in the old country ik small compared with what they are doing for uh if i could i would like to send n parcel every week to some one but i know so many in england the difficulty whhh canadian troops tew lynrru ed in englnnd in- vnrlnhlv encounter when attempting to translate dollars nnd cents into engllkh pounds shllllnr nnd pence has been solved by a cnnndlan y m ca supervisor overseas the problem of coinage had been rendered particularly acute by the arrival of a contingent composed largely of frenchcanadians none of whom knew more than a dozen fng- llsh words one evening of attempt ed explanations to those men drove the 5lsupcrlsottotake drastic steps he found a young lady n former imerncss ln europe nnd in stalled her at n table in the large entrance liall under a notlco which read id on parle francois neat piles of english nnd canad ian coins were on the table before her within a few minutes she was completely submerged in a flood of informationseekers the schtme was a success this table has become one of the movt popular feature of that par- titular hica centre and is in constant ue b new troops the pity is there nnythlng more exasperat ing i wonder than looking for a letter that doesnt come uaat week our son was transferred ngnln he knew he was to be moved but wasnt sure where but promised to sent i his address as soon as he wns settled well i looked for a letter day after day and dny nfter da went by and nn letter came for ten days we did not know where our boy wns nor how to get in touch with him last saturday he u asthenic ngnln wlij on earth dldn t you write i asked indignantly write why i did write i have been wondering why i dldnt hear from you so that wns that and i havent got thnt letter et of course now we know where the boy is stationed the letter doesnt much mntter except that it does give one rather an un comfortable feeling to hnvo ones mnll go astray and have no means of checking up on it one ennt expect either the postmaster or the mnll courier ttt remember individual h t- ttrs in thinking about mail delivery in general pnjtntr hnd what i think was tjulte a brain wave he thinks it would in a good idea if ever rural loholdi r should hove not only a rural route number but a box num- ottawa c p avoidance of hortageooueottbsuidandsuri pluses on jtho other is the aim of the agricultural supplies board the war time planning committee setup with in the federal department of agri culture to help keep canadian agrl culture on an even keel and making its maxim contribution to victory many of canadas root and veget able seeds wore imported from kufope- prior to the war the board made surv of avallabw supplies and found there were enough for 1041 ar rangements were made for growing larger quantities in canada of beet cabbage cauliflower parsnip radish spinach turnip mangel seeds on con tracts with seed firms looking ahead the board sees nn danger of a shortage of garden seeds for ltj and is already making plans to avoid a prospective shortage in 1041 apples and wheat produced the major agricultural surpluses in the first two years of thejvar overseas markets for wheat were curtailed and the jttltlsh market canadas only export market for apples was prac tically cut off machinery already oxlated in th wheat i www net for dealing with whont but the board helped in draft ing the acreage reduction program put into effect this year tn meet the apple crisis the hoard recommended and the government nccopted a plnn to huy up the surplus in nova scot in and british columbia tttotphh inm ofrndnjeitosgivtrtr nwny for whnt it would bring at the same time an advertising cam paign wns carried on to induic jxtople to eat more apples better merchan dising method wort fostered the manufacture of nppte juice nnd apple sauce was encouraged hurplus far ireland flnx and flax seed presented a dlf- jerent typeofl problem great brit ain wanted nil the flnx fibre cnnnda could produce nnd northern ireland wanted nil the fibre flax seed hie hoard took control of jill wed to see thnt cnnndlan growers got enough to increnuc their fibre production nnd he kurpluu went to ireland it qlso studied meansof getting suitable ma- i hlnery for the processing of flbr flnx ond flnnnced the mnnufneture or certain machinery in onnndn the rutting off of european sourc es of potnsh seemed likely to compli cate the fertilizer sltuntlon for n lime but arrangements were made to gel licence now being issued by hundreds applications for licence under the nationwide plan to license all manu facturers and dealer in food feeds livestock poultry yarn cloth cloth- ingtand rootwear have already start- d tn pour into the licensing record division of the dominion bureau of tatutcarottawa7accordlngtoa statement issued today by the war time prices and trade board more than 100000 licence applica tion forms arc beng distributed to persons and firms effected by the lic ensing order through the co-opera- tlonjpf the thirteen t hound ml canad ian post offices and thtdr mall car riers hiunulpttl and rural titer is no licence fee although these applltatloffr forms only went into the mall on kne week end several hundred wore lack into the boards licensing division monday afternoon it would appear thnt businessmen are complying wlh the cards re quest to get licences promptly com mented director of incensing c it morphy while the deadline for se curing a licence is december i it would tie wise for ihensees to apply us quickly uh no unllciinsed person whn is named in the order can huy for resale handle or sell any of the listed goods nfter that date anyone who doesnt receive a lic ence application form through the mall and who ifj suhjixt to tho order should auk for nn application at his nearest pout office mr morphy con cluded no answer to this ortr freights aue numerous on national railways for the first part of thu year each day has found an average of 02000 freight cars in service on the canad ian national hallways the total rep resenting a dally increase of approxi mately 2ft00 laden ears when com pared with the corresponding period ofjwoijtevenucjrelght itmdjngmon the national mydeni are now af their heaviest lht hmo kqndonicp many ivll wrv- ants will rerttnln at their joheflve years beyond the rllrtnnt agef u beeauiut of the need for expertent- ed employees in government offices dsp med by wartime recruiting look 00t for yoorliver bus m iih fsw ami seel lata smoua i- tesr leal is esslirii amass ts sear us leaeis sswkseerbaassaei j a msaji ilisi i aw m ssaa wni psssjejty vev veej fesibhab kesssvtasjss aanal eat si aw aasa m 4 hew eakah sse1 bsl ftw saw sense kssa seal sal seats us ms fruitmives repledge for war savings salada tea like mayor fader of leamington we wonder why people keep puttings their money on the gambling games nt the country fairs or the traveling shown when person after person loses sumk that run into ns murli as a couple of weeks pay it would be natural tn assume thnt others would be wise enough to ntcor elar butrteoplerontlnuetothlnklhey can bent the games it in like tho slot mnchliien iji the long run they will cot up your money but people con tinue to piny them always imping they will hit tho jnckpot tho trouble is that so many people lose substantial fmmx nnd then they go wei ping to the law toget it hat k for them they never run to the law with any winnings and nskthi polh v to return the cash tn tin operntorh windsor star sufficient in the united states the nnone-rttn- morv- unlnouruh4wproductloniivca ndn of larger qunntlth s of some klndu of fertilizer this summer due to dry weather in eastern canada nn at ute livestock feed situation dcvclopcl on the boards recommendntlon exports of mill feed nnd course grains were prohibited in order to conserve sup plies the board nrrnnged with mil lers for n temporary reduction of 3 per ton in the price of mill feeds in order to enable dairy farmers to get enough feed for their cows during the summer wbin pastures dried up not ersatz england making real eau de cologne genuine eun de cologne is now be ing made in england from vintage crops of the true floral essential oils and shipped to countries once suppli ed dlrett from germany the city of cologne can no longer of course supply its most famous product and the fngllsh makers de clare thnt tin y too will only continue to do so while thiy can get the care fully thosen constituents of rent cnu de cologne titus far they hnve leen able to send it tit mnny fmplre countrh a in cluding cnnnda india and south our town is at wcur africa nnd also to egvpt hongkong iter os well tluv numtter of course to ana p stint- hoplntnlttrntdon thmaitnm thus nn address mlht road mr john farmer r it no 5 box no 1g bvfield ontario dont jou think a plan would simplify rural mail de liveries espeinll in dlstrlits where nnmes are often duplicated it would alto make things easier in the case of hired help mr jmk smith u it i bvfield might keep the mall man guessing if he did not hap pen to know that jnck smith worked for jotln farmer but if the address a no read box no if then the mail man would have nothing to worr ahout would he surejy such a plan luidbergh i finished charles a lindbergh former col- nel in air corps former public idol former ione fagle of the air wns reached the utter end of his usefulness tn puhlh debate with his hnamerlcnn remarks tn the de moines speec h lilt fall in our estimation wns as sleep and nure ai thnt of one of the hlrds he emulated hih name henceforth wilt be njo- riated with those who believe in the 9 men are drilling in our town our own men men we call by tfioir fin names some of them quit good jobs to join the army some quit school when tk empire went to war and canada went to war this town went to war every nowvand then a few more men from this town leave for active service were taking the war more seriously are we are we are those of us who havent joined up doing all we can are we lending all we can thats one thing we can all do one thing we must all do we must all buy more war savings certificates the nfc of awy conodton it ftade for vtdory in fnaw day of war th thoughhu semsh qpajider is a trottor to our war horf a reduction in purtonal spancuig is now a vjfcj naeassffy fo rjv m pruurm for oootif saowe mar and astvw labour and matrkd to fa diverted to winning the wot th ofotaf etfort vwkidi canadn su saoatv ruwrtevs alt thttfrjieja of each of us would help mall couriers and rural trim ot hatr of bigot r and or intol- ho holders alike i pass along the riinrt p mn ln one nfetlmo have uggestlon for vour serious cortsidera tlon ever soared no high only to fall so low the farm work these dns is going he has injured lrrearably the fine along er nicely ualn has made j aspects of the cause he espoused and the stubble ideal for ploughing the he has dealt america an undeserved rain has also improv ed past ures to blow recently held near wtrlorouoh brouohe tooetker leading plowmen from all owe ontario- cotapstilioa was keo wnr p wtk elfr armijroctq of st pauls and marshall deam of paris u kstrictjons do not lorbki salsda will qlve thefti a trsnscoouoental tour to points of agricul tural interest in the united states and canada the next twelve winner tn the eva nceived prixes tram 25 00 to s 00 i i i i such un extent that the coui are uiv- ing far more milk titan thev have done for a long time- for which ve sn very than kf i iarnw ions a r- btooming on the lawn blue javs are i chattering all dav long leaves are i scattering everwhvre in the wind i uluu are latng nwtsters are fatten the abject injustice nf his remarks must rankle among all kinds and creed in america ills ue fulness as tu4du-liciue-4s-muml- ing liens are moulting and neigh- itrlni- pi i of all kinds come visit ing us frcun ever dfrvctlon th farming as we find it toda suppomt thi wak wkapons dsivi in vous community aavauaaaaaaal aw lew sacsr sahalaas csaoaaaaaaaalahl oasahsafl spend uss- to by m0 warsavjiilclhtmcailk

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