5 T anging | 'and that by unity we do not lose q RELIEF FR pi 2 'Thursday, February 19th, 1948 THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL 7 Page 3 On World For 27 years the women of e world have been linked to- ther in the observance of the forld Day of Prayer," Mrs, Wal- Paget, president of St. Jude's ssing a large gathering of wo- en of the various churches Knox Presbyterian Church "We are living today in a mging scientific world," Mrs. if mis- si in = modern world we must fol- a more modern way in order we may' survive, or moder: 'They do not realize that funda: entally we all believe the same Mrs. Page stat- ed. "What we aim at today in the unity of churches is not in the form, but in a spirit of unity | that we may more effectively Help our sisters all over the world," she declared. "The Cana- dian, International amd World Council of Churches are exam- "Do women need to suffer 50?" --mothers ro often asked. One mother writes: "The compan recommended. Baradol her job because of time lost each month. Now a time and does not suffer iscomfort needlessly." . Paradol is the answer in your purse. DR. CHASES Pekin i Day Of Prayer ples of what can be accomplish- ed through the spirit of unity," she concluded. Mrs, Gordon Watts, president of the W.M.S. of St. John's Unit- ed Church, and Mrs. I. Douglas, president of 'the W.A. of Knox's Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Walter Paget each took part in leading the service, Mrs. W. Denike sang the Lord's Prayer, Intefcessory prayers were offer- ed by Mrs, Norman McLeod and Mrs, Gordon Harker, St. John's United Church; Mrs. Fred Jack- son and Mrs, Roy Smith, St. Jude's Anglican Church; Mrs. C. K. Nicoll and Mrs, Fred Molli- son, Knox Presbyterian Church; Mrs. J. Jordan, Turner AME. Church; and Mrs, Alfred Tripp of Calverly Baptist Church. Mrs. . Clemence of the Baptist Church read the Scripture les- El - In the Woman's World - "hurch Women Hold Service Beauty Contest Held At Hornby By Rita Blumberg Despite bad weather and the fact that it was Friday the 13th, Hornby held a successful euchre and dance. It was the great feat of the year, high-lighted by a beauty contest in which many of the local "belles" participated. Miss Marian Cunningham came out as the most beautiful. Miss Juné Neildanks came second and Murial Eyre was third in the par- ade of lovelies, Mrs. Archie King and Dave Leslie were winners of the ladies' and men's euchre prizes. Many of the adults who attended the euchre loft after light refresh- ments were served by the ladies, This left the younger set to oc- cupy the dance floor which was very crowded. Among those pushing their way across the hardwood were Jeanette Hall, Edna and Alma Bradley, Donna Downs, Jack Simpson, Bill Tal- lyn, Stan Hall, and many more Who enjoyed the music supplied by the orchestra. Take combine with 'a peck of ingenuity and a bit of patience and you have the requisites for an appetizing meal Hello Homemakers! few simple ingredients, a at low cost. Lacking the peck of ingenuity, you might find help in The Mixing Bowl columns, which are designed to eliminate some of your worry in planning econ- omical dinners. The current price of meat lim- its our suggestions for the main course, Many cuts of beef and pork have gone sky high in price thence the emphasis on econom- ical meat dishes. In today's budget dinner we present a southern beef roll--as delicious as it 'sounds. It is a flexible recipe, suitable for both fresh ground meat or leftover 'meat such as the odds and ends of a pot roast, Ordinarily the beef roll would be served with gravy but it is especially good with tomato sauce. We also sug- gest you try scalloped toma- to-and-cabbage instead of gravy. The scallop can be placed right on the dinner plate between the slice of beef roll and the mound of creamy mashed potatoes. The juiciness will blend with both the meat and potatoes, cutting down Vick's Vaporub .. 43c Vick's Vatronol 43c 'Musterole Rub 39c Mentholatum 29c & 55¢ \ Thermogene Rub 43c | nermogene Wool 49¢ & 9c Next Bank of Montreal For Winter Colds and Sniffles ORDERS phoned in by 4 p.m. will be DELIVERED \ by 6 p.m. CLARK'S DRUG STORE Groves L.B.Q. Tabs. 29¢c, 49¢ Bayer Aspirin - 18c, 28, 79¢ Aspergum . 5c & 5c Anacin Tabs -25c, Tdc, $1.19 Buckley's Cinnamated Capsules ...... Frost's 217 Tabs 95, 75, 35¢ 1.50 Phone 248 the need for butter and meat sauce, Spanish cream is one of those delicate wholesome desserts each member of the family from jun- ior to grandad can enjoy. Some folks like it as well as ice cream, which is plenty! Nutri-Thrift Menu Southern Beef Roll - Creamy Mashed Potatoes Scalloped Potatoes and Cabbage Carrot and Raisin Salad Spanish Cream Molasses Cookies and Beverage Southern Beef Roll 2 thbsps. beef dripping, 1 pound minced chuck or beef steak, 2 tbsps, flour, 2 thsps. minced onion, 2 tbsps. chili sauce, 11 cups water, 1 tsp, salt, % tsp. chili pow- der, % tsp. pepper. Brown meat, flour and onions in melted dripping. Add chili sauce and water, simmer 10 min- utes. Add seasonings and cool partially, Prepare biscuit dough: Sift 2 cups bread flour, 3 tsps. baking powder, % tsp. salt info a mix- ing bowl. Measure 4 tbsps. of shortening and add to dry ingre- dients, Blend together until tixure is mealy, add % cup of milk and stir only until soft dough is formed. Turn out on a floured board and pat into rec- tangle about 1-3 in. thick. Spread with beef filling and roll like a jelly roll, Place on baking: sheet. Bake 30 minutes in electric oven at 350 degrees. Scalloped Tomatoes and Cabbage 1 can tomatoes, 2 cups of shreddded cabbage, 1 tsp. of sugar, % tsp. salt, 2 tbsps. flour, cup fine bread crumbs. Drain off % cup juice from to- Ye Hints On Fashions Classic tailoring softened pretty touches is always a good suit formula and it has been used with excellent effect this season by many with designers. Navy woollen is the material for this most attractive and wearable suit which is nice under a coat now, on its own or with furs later. The rolled collar and shaped pockets are accented with piping of matching navy faille The skirt is flared with much of the fullness concentrated in front. matoes. Heat the remainder to boiling point. Add cabbage, su- gar and salt; simmer 10 min- utes, Blend flour with 1 cup cold tomato juice and add gradu- ally to hot mixture. Stir until thickened, then pour into greased casserole and top with crumbs. Bake at 400 degrees for 10 min- utes, Six servings. Spanish Cream 1. Sprinkle 1 tbsp. (1 envelope) unflavored gelatine over % cup milk. 2. Scald 1% cups milk, add 2 tbsps. sugar and 1 cup rasp- berry juice; pour the hot liquid over 2 slightly beaten egg yolks. 3. One-third cup of raisins may be added, Cook in double boiler, stirring constantly until custard coats spoon. 4. Add gelatine, remove from electric element and add % tsp. salt, Chill in electric refrigerator until mixture begins to thicken. Fold in 2 egg whites beaten stiff but not dry. Pour into mould rinsed with cold water, Chill until firm, unmould and serve with top milk, Serves 6. Molasses Cookies % cup shortening, 1-2 cup brown sugar, % cup molas- ses, 1 egg, 1-2 cup sour cream, 11; tsps. soda, 1-2 tsp, salt, 1 tsp. ginger, 1-2 tsp. cinnamon, flour. Cream shortening and sugar stirred, Add the salt and spices beaten egg, and the sour cream into which the soda has been stirred, Add he salt and spices and enough flour to make a very soft dough. Chill the dough so that it can be handled more eas- ily. Roll to one-fourth inch in thickness, and cut with a cookie cutter, Bake in a moderate oven for about 10 minutes. The Suggestion Box Mrs. J. A, © says: Soap lasts longer if well dried out. When you bring home a new supply of soap, unwrap and pile loosely in a dry place, Mrs. S. R, says: Never put meringue on hot pie filling, It will form syrup between filling and meringue and "skid." Spread meringue on pie from edge to middle anchoring to crust at edge. Do not grease a pie pan, Pie will slip out more readily if you dust with flour, A good pie crust always greases its own pan. Mrs! D, Mec. says: This is the time of year to get a few things fixed in the house. I have just had a drop-leaf shelf put in my smal kitchen. It can be let down when not needed, Mrs. J. D, says: I keep a rub- ber-covered draining rack hung on a cupboard door to use for storing lids, cookie sheets and jelly roll pan. THE QUESTION BOX Miss G. C. asks for suggestions to garnish sandwich trays at this time of year. white cream cheese and mash it with red coloring to make it pink. Shape into a ball \and put in centre of sandwich board. Take! a half-coring knife or peeling' knife and make petals to repre- sent a rose, 2. Slice carrots very thin lon- gitudinally and roll and pin with toothpicks, 3. Slice carrots across and use point of knife to cut into coil shapes. 4. Put a mound of peanut but- ter in centre of plate and fasten tiny rounds of bread against it with cored toothpicks, Spread a little colored cheese around tooth- picks. This centre piece can look like a petite nosegay 5. Cut tiny, hearts or cupids from red cardboard and insert toothpicks (pin fashion) through them to stick into sections of grapefruit, 6. Cut hard-cooked eggs with serrated edge (that is, V-shaped), separate, mash yolks with relish sandwich spread and put back into egg whites. Sprinkle with paprika. Anne Allan invites you to write to her care of Oakville-Trafalgar Journal, Oakville, Send in your suggestions on homemaking pro- blems and watch this column for Answer: 1 Use 2 packages of replies. Is a considerable period in Wm. Whita However, that Wm. Whitaker & Sons for 69 years. picture of . . Wm. W ESTABLISE Dodge & STATION ROAD OAKV 10 YEARS not so long in the lifetime of this due to an er Add 10 years 79 Years of Service i aon, LIC. Dealers an ordinary lifetime, 'but ker + Sons or last week, we stated has served the community to this and you get the Nitaker IED 1869 DeSoto ILLE PHONE 141-142 SCADES GROCERY 114 Dund as St. N. FEATURES Pork Chops 52c¢ Ib. Lets Eat IDA BAILEY ALLEN PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Rivier Cleaners "Those Careful Cleaners" Say Folks! To do a real job on a garment you have to have experience, we have 17 years to our credit. What say you give us a trial? and - PHONE 1123 _-- Dinners mostly of vege- tables can be both appetizing and satisfying. Be sure to use vege- tables of contrasting colors, and combine one of them with a sub- stantial food. Peanuts are good to use for this purpose, for they are a real meat alternate and combine well with both white and sweet potatoes. Try chopped roasted peaputs in potato cakes, Or add coarse-chopped roasted peanuts to a potato or fossed green salad. ry the sweet po- tato slices described today. And remember, every peanut carries a punch that helps to put over a meatless meal. TOMORROW'S DINNER Cream, ot Celery Soup p Crackers Garden Piotr with Kale, Peas and Peanut and Sweet Potato Slices Eggs Shirred in Ramekins Apple Tapioca Cinnamon Cream Cotfee or Tea Milk (Children) All Esmee are level Recipes Serve Four Peanut a Sweet Potato Slices Boll or pressure cook sweet po- tatoes or yams until barely tender. Peel and cut in lengthwise slices % In. thick. ce in a baking pan thickly with vegetable shortening. Brush over with melt- ed shortening; dust with salt and pepper; cover thickly with chop- ped roasted peanuts and slightly press down into the potato, Brown in a hot oven, 375 to 400 F. about 10 min. Shirred Eggs When prepared this way, one egg per person is sufficient. In each shirred egg dish or fireproof sauce dish, place 1 tbsp. fine soft bread crumbs and 2 tbsp. top cream. Break 1 good-sized egg in each. Dust with salt and pepper. Then dot with % tsp. butter. Bake in a moderate oven, 375 F. until the eggs are firm but not hard, about 12 min. Apple Tapioca Peel and slice enough cooking apples to make 2 c. Bring 2 c. ap- ple juice to a boil in a doubl top. Add the sliced apples simmer 5 min. Then add the grated rind and juice of % lemon, % tsp cinnamon, % tsp. salt' and brown or granulated sugar. 1-3 c. quick-cooking tapioca. Coole over bot water until the taploea looks clear. Do not stir it. Try to keep the apple slices whole. 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