Oakville-Trafalgar Journal, 10 Jun 1948, p. 7

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By age =. rteqd 0ad; ldents pgp, | upswing jy the matron of honor, wore a La i § incomplete. We're sorry! That ! st Saturday, in Hamilton, hays h ap By Nancy Lightbourn classically draped gown of white | there was 5 Si so many could feel put out by hal 2 deathg a T k , crepe. Her small white hat was commissioners of Niagara and 11 7 non-receipt. of the little square l ts ang high Today Mr. Charles Tailby and. uc -Hilton trimmed with white roses, and | Hamilton areas. As Oakville does CLUB 20 envelope has caused consternation | | S down fry, hig sister Laura lives secluded | 'white stocks andl carmations| fn [#he Wore = comage. of dreom not have a commissioner, Mrs, H. to those responsible. The invita- he 4 deatny | ifo in thelr immaculate Ito) pastel shades against a mack [056% Mrs, Jack east, Pras, W. Jaffray, president of the local By Marion Languay fro ane ment tn ene] he i Cl ' hursday, June 10th; 1948 - In the Woman's World - Too Much Speed In Modern World, Elderl home on Balsam Drive, but their memories of Oakville when it was a different town to the present are vivid. y Couple Contend Ge ground of ferns was the floral setting in St. John's United Church for a wedding of wide THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL ried a cascade of dream TOoSes. Mrs, Edward Parry, Toronto, and Miss Helen MacFarland, Oak- ville, were bridesmaids. They wore similarly fashioned hout- Page 2 Girl Guides By Mrs. Irven Fell association, and" Mrs. Dunbar Heddle, past president, attended the conference for local associa-| The orchestra, by - their per- formance Saturday night, proved how capable they are in assuming night. No matter how well plan- ned an affair is, it is always the last week that is cortentrated upon as the time to act. We have been informed many times lately that the list used in Sending out invitations was very Same purpose as the posters you have seen about town, to let as many of you know about the 1 pustling "metropolis"? interest when Shelia June Hilton | 21 £0Wns of white sill taffeta. | tee ; the role of musical hosts for the|dance as possible. We hoped that 0 a 2 In his ards, a TING | became the bride of Paul ne Their net calots were 'edged with | same hy a Flower Tor ? i Si aT nl mpaign gn flowers, Mr, el Yo to pere'S|ander Tuck. The bride is the| fOTet-me-nots and they carried are held so that each association mal on June Sa 2 or feel that i valking, oo too much speed and $00 many eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, |IOS€E8YS of pastel carnations and | mignt profit by the experiences of | 12- We have he and | it offi, strangers. Why, you 7 > re W. E. Hiltort of Rugby, England, id peas. Charles Pullen, Oak-| the other Girl Guide associations, been com- Shuded from 4 4 i ga il Sie anyone you know on the street/and the groom the son of Mn i Was groomsman, and the(We hope our Oakville representa- menting on Om "tie circle, 1 ; any more. and Mrs. Arthur J. Tuck. Rey. 2 on a Bob McDermott, | tives canie home with lots of help. LE All we ask is to have you con- | o that ga Growing up in town, the Tail-| HAITY Pawson officiated, The > Sa uck, Bdward Parry and|fu] ideas, Ee tact one of the girls in charge of | etn Js lived through 77 years of its| Wedding music was played by Jack Keast. possibilit o reservations, give them your | Lo will bys li i a Miss L. M. McBain, church -- 3 : One evening last week Miss since their name and the number of persons | © heayy development. , ganist. During the signing of the |, .\, 1 [eCeDtion held at River-| Marjory Ling, captain of the 3rd re « organiz. | lents can yy of deat, young Oakville still swings and ener cou 3 blue crepe. She wore a pastel|2nd Port Credit company. The|and it would arch of ty squabbles. Old Oakville residents Wiere'tere (Ve fete, blue flowered hat and white ac-|Oakville Guides demonatrated|seem that Many Farm Owners i or the ths remember wandering along the Given in riage By the|cessories. Her corsage was of| semaphore by sending and receiv- [they have 2 l N ith 101 Jag Main St. after school and meet- groom's father, 'the bride wore a (brush pink roses. For travelling | ing messages. Due to the kind- emerged from the chrysalis of Operate Own Farms I i But vast ing maybe a red cow ora clucking roe of white silk taffeta, cut on the bride wore a suit of dove grey | ness of Scouter Vince Dunston, [practice to become the butterfly According to the latest decen | expected on hen and her brood. Perhaps they | formal lines with Queen Ann | duyetyne accented with white these 3rd Company Guides have of Perefction in a very short time. (ine) Golly ont rats | Ei cig dropped into Ferrah's for an ice [neckline and long sheath-tight | corded ribbon, fuchsia hat trim-| become Yery proficient in sema-|Many of their selections Satur-( er. 735715 farms in Canada g record vol. cream or went to the old Post Sleeves. The; graceful skirt ex-|med with fuchsia flowers shading | phore.- The company leader, Es-|day met with resounding ap- of which 751 er cent Were own. be ood Ottice, on the site of Ross Stores, | tended into a'softly draped train. |to pink, fuchsia gloves and blace tred Walbourg of the 2nd Port |plause'from the capacity crowd. or-oneratedl = a further 116 tam for the mail, Her full-length veil of tulle il-| accessories, Following a honey-| Credit company, has been very (We congratulate them on their ex- lived on Second St. and went to the same Central school where register Charles P. Tuck, Kitch- ener, cousin of the groom, sang lusion fell from a coronet hehd- side Lodge, Mrs. Tuck received in a gown of softly draped tissue Oakville Guide company, took Some of her Guides to visit the ation some weeks ago, in your party. you're in! Invitation 8r no-- Der cent were operated by owners * or tog : Won Star moon in Muskoka they will re-|much honoured by being one of| cellent performance. who rented additi i Re we, Tailey a wag | dress of seed pearls and she car-| side in Oakville, the 10 Guides from Canada chos-| 1; pas been our hope for some and only es TE mel . z : encouraging not thie 'easy proposition 16 is! to en fojattend the internatiomallyiine mar Club "200 laces boltoces in Canada are operated by r touring in the United tourist traf. re. cars ro. Ww. than ever & aaronen, 1g. 13 drivers, day. "When my father first came to Oakville there was only one train a day, but you could always go to Toronto by the daily boats," said Miss Tailby. Older ladies of the town recall strolling, with lunch and knitting, to the harbor, past Mr. Howe's unusual shop-- camp at Cooperstown, N.Y., this summer. i Greta Hadden, of the 3rd Oak- ville company, is the first Guide in her company to earn the badges Which entitle her to the "Little House" emblem, Judy Stevens, of the 2nd Oak- passed along to communities be- yond Oakville, and the: presence of So many new faces in the last couple of weeks has caused the realization of those dreams. Bas- ically organized for those in town, we encourage the presence of others, too, and welcome them tenants. The land policy, including the: granting of free homesteads to settlers in Western Canada, has encouraged farm ownership. In the past few years there has been a decided trend towards tenant farming in Western Canada. The cyclist, and groceries in the front and behind ville Brownie pack, has received) sincerely. 2 proportion of owner - operated ll | x of the fa. a curtain a photographer's studio-- the Golden Bar badge. Margaret| This last week before the 12th|farms is lower in the Prairie 18 & der, 0 for a round trip to Toronto and fell, of the 1st Oakville company, [of June has been and will be a| Provinces than in the other. prov- | e persons 6) Emphesiz- for all mo said, "The women 'on the farm |a busy time for most women. En-|should be made with eggs that ars checked used. to wrk mush harder than|/tertairing and being entertained | have been in the kitchen (not 7 ere lost in they do now, and both men and | involves much shopping and |refrigerator) air for 1 hour. Beat ps ee 2 women were paid less. My fath- | planning. Amidst all the gaiety|eggs until they become frothy, 0 fix sh Up heck Up Hamilton , A retired farmer, Mr. Tailby er used to work for 50 cents a day." Miss Tailby added, "A crate of berries would bring in only $3.00, but of course, I remember buying: eggs for 15 cents a dozen and butter for 52 cents a pound." Hello Homemakers! * June, the traditional month of weddings, is it might be well for the bride-to- be, and her mother too, to remind herself of some basic cooking rules. The following have been determined by actual tests on the electric range, 1. Do not use large quantities of water in cooking vegetables. ture coats the spoon, 9. Meringues to top puddings then sift in the sugar gradually and continue beating until the mixture stands in peaks when the beater is pulled up. 10. Place tea biscuits and cakes in pans on the shelf about one-third from the bottom. Bake tea biscuits for 12 minutes at 400 very hectic one until Saturday has received her 2nd Class badge. inces, Be Ready For Your ved in act In reply to a question about yn almost every case, the loss of | degrees and square cakes for 50 n | their cn Ji clectioncering in the 80's, Miss| food value increases directly with | mess op ses degrees acation 2 or evel Tailby said, "We. used to have [the amount of water used. And 11. Bind the rim of a fruit ple thing hap some lively political meetings in| ag the food value goes, 50 goes the | with a wet strip of parchment | that "some JB the old town hall on Navy Street. | flavour. paper to prevent juice from hoil- HOLIDAY | Ontario D: Ji The candidates got their crowds| 2. Add boiling water fo all ing out. Bake this type of des | 3 points out, with mock parliaments and even green and root vegetables. Thelsert for 10 minutes at 450 de. TIME IS | cal failure with mock weddings. We all| quicker vegetables can be cook- grees and then reduce tempera- | ad been in turned out, dressed up in our best eq, the less food value they lose | ture to 350 degrees and continue HERE li kes adjus: BR and listened to a band or con-|and the more attractive and 2p-| cooking for 40 or 45 minutes. iq t Cd corto petizing they stay. THE QUESTION BOX You'll find beach attire at the ROSS STORES for the aken it for In spite of modern luxuries and| 3. Cook vegetables only until 2 ; Ions ; : 3 lights i | conveniences, Miss Tailby feels | tender. Allow 25 to 28 minutes ea Be S entire family . . . and it's all the latest fashions, too! | realize tall there is charm in the picture of|to cook potatoes, carrots, diced pay 2d confuse! B88 Oakville in the days when cows| beets, etc. allow 12 to 15 min- Lay boiling water, 5 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS | aps he hd wore herded down the main street | utes for fresh peas, corn, cut thapsi flours 74 tops na y o | tter if MSP to market, and the Tailby's farm | beans, etc.; allow 7 to 10 minutes es sur tel ns re EY | dnt wok BR was one of the two houses on for spinach, beet tops and shred lemon, % cup lemon juice, 1 California inspired -- they're | tires wer BM Balsam Drive, ded cabbage, s 5 J g i Whatever if 4, Serve vegetables immediate- nl bik EEE Yolks.i1 8 light in weight when wet i might hav ly. They should not stand and| pr... the water in a saucepan 'or dry, with interesting I Motorists waste their flavour on the kitchen, oe ouon to serve as a mise 2 2 . { and fix wp) air. Cover with'a piece of cheese- |} oo) "pot flour, salt and tropical printed pat- cloth or a clean, thin tea towel if they have to be set aside for a sugar; stir in a little hot water; pour the mixture into the sauce- erns. Also in wool. : I, while. 2 pan; stir until the mixture thick Priced from . . . 5. Meat, does not require Watch. [oo cover and cook slowly for a ing| injitheloven and you need not iyo yregi stirring occasion: worry to what stage, it will be(,, "pegt ithe egg yolks slight $2.95 to $5.95 | Ad done after you know the differ- | 7% oy the on og, 2200 EEE : | ent cuts of mgat. Noting the number of pounds of the roast, you allow 35 minutes per pound RENT A LOCKER | Frozen foods stored! in our zero lockers keep indefin- in a preheated electric oven at 350 degrees. Beef will be cooked to a turn. For medium and rare roast beef, calculate five minutes per pound less at the: same tem- perature, 6. Cook sausages and liver in a frying pan without a cover, in a very little fat. Drain off fat or juices as it accumulates slow- ly for 15 minutes. 7, Broil' steaks and chops in stir the mixture into the sauce- pan; cook 1 minute. Remove from the eletric element; stir in the melted butter. Cool slightly, Pour into baked shells; cover with meringue and brown in the preheated oven of 300 degrees for 15 minutes. Mrs. J. T. asks: Recipe for Harvard Beets. z Answer: 2 cups boiled beets, cubed, 2 tbsps. butter, 1 tbsp. corn' starch, 11; tbsps. sugar, % cup mild vinegar, salt. Mold a fashionably feminine figure in a smoothly elasticized, action-free swim suit or in a two- piece shorts and bra suit. Priced from . . . $6.95 to $13.96 itely. You can get a deep, roomy refrigerated locker, Which will hold 200 Ibs. of Produce, for only $1.00 a | month. . .. 3 ELSLEY'S FROSTED FOODS LTD. 1214 - Phones - 1215 broiling pan placed four or five inches below a hot element. Leave oven door ajar and turn in 10 or 12 minutes, depending upon thickness of meat. 8. Cook boiled custards in a double boiler ard stir constantly with a wooden spoon. Use a sil- ver spoon to test when it is cook- ed... that is, when the egg mix- Meltothe butter; add the corn- starch and sugar; stir in the vinegar gradually, Continue stir- ring until the sauce boils. Add the beets; keep warm until the sauce is a rich red. Add salt if necessary. Four servings. = Anne Allan invites you to write WE ALSO CARRY BATHING SUITS fo her in cate of Wn JOURNAL. AND PLAY SUITS FOR THE YOUNGER Send in your suggestions on home- ~ MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. th making problems and watch this gly x ; column for replies, . = | Harris Maintenance Company ||, ---- : i -- WINDOW. CLEANING -- erating and still be dangerous. If : | d ! And Painting headlights are not in proper fo- . Ross ores Hit cus, they may blind oncoming o Cement Sidewalks Roofs Tarred and Shingled | ;ivers, ana may fail to show the el ; he Rock Wool Insulation Interior Finishing hazards ahead. The Ontario De- . 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