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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), May 27, 1970, p. 7

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By Wendy Thomson Here the last half of the Kindergarteners Cookbook CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES You gel a bit of dough Then you flatten it like a pancake round Then you put the dough in the stove on You let them cook for hours They re ready and you pul the chocolate chips in the Then you can cat them LINDA PUMPKIN PIE Oct 1 cupful of milk out Then you get a bowl out Then you pour the cup of milk into bowl Then you get I spoonful of sugar out You pour the sugar in the bowl with the milk Then you it up Then you put I cupful of water in Then you it up Put some dough in bowl the pumpkin in with the dough Then you put it in the oven for hours Then you take it out and eat it SMITH SCORN She opens it up She puts it in a She turns on the burner She puts it on the stove It cooks for hour Then Mom puts it on a plate I start eating it CINDY MACARONI Put it in a pan and put some on it Put some cheese in and we cat it RICF CRISPY SQUARES Put the in a frying pan Put rice in a eup and then in a bowl Pour them into the frying pan Take them out and they re all gooey JIMMY SPAGHETTI Put some sauce in with the spaghetti Pul it in a Cook it for minuics and then take it JODIE WITH BUTTER Put spaghetti in pot She leu it cook for 10 minutes Then you take it out and put on your plate Put 1 spoonful of butler on VLRA VAN ITEMS FRENCH Put fries in a bowl of butler Cook for minutes Then lake them out and put them in a dish SPAGHETTI WITH put the spaghetti in a pot of hot water You let it cook a couple of seeonds II all conked I should have nut in celery with noodles onion the spaghetti IAN S HOT DOCS You get ihe hot dogs and wieners of the freezer them in iftc oven for minutes at degrees 1 m wiener in and it s all finished Tlicn you cat it we in and all finished Then you eal it One thing that these recipes had quite a few times was the final instructions And then you it I must remember that as it docs seem add the finishing touch My David has been after me for last couple of weeks lo make something out of his cookbook and I finally whipped up Ins Griddlccakcs with my lucked the inconspicuously down flour canister He was in seventh heaven to have his recipe lum out so well flour Tbsp biking powder IW lip cup white In Urge bowl beat J eggs male and little more than cup com oil Add dry ingredient alt once and beat till a little lumpy cup of ballet on a medium hot for each pancake enough for youngsters a few left over for cake a P1NI APPLE PUDDING Drain 1 can pineapple menu ring cup Add mike I Mix cup ugar and Tbip torn in a snail pot Add liquid gradually smooth Add up grated lemon and lB tip alt Cook over low thickened Remove frvm heat and hit in 2 pineapple into a pan pour Mice over fruit Lei preparing baiter Up baking ponder nam cup margarine Add flour ltt J 14 lip vanilla Add dry ingredient alternately with cup milk well Drop batter by spoon full on frail and spread to Bake at for minute I were Mr Mi and Mi ling of ilh Mr and Mrs during the week Mrs Tom Kerr and of and Mrs Vie Mrs visited recently sister J I rank of Port with her Mm Deer Alberta is brother Mr Vie family Mis Mr and Mrs Bower Ae ha is from Red visiting her Mr N has reserved word thai his mother Mis M Feltham is ill in and District Hospital Dcmes Wiltshire England wen pleased ihai Mrs Dunun Moffat was able to return home last week Horn Joseph Hospital liuelph wheie she underwent surgery Many friends regret thai Mrs George A is a patient in i Toronto Hospital Couple leave for Europe day after wedding here Tho Acton Free Press Wednosdoy 27 1970 Married Saturday May 1 here Nancy blame Rognvaldson and Gerard Andre Coquard left the following for Pans Trance and arc now living for a year in Rotterdam Holland where the groom is in business The newlyweds he may be Iransfcrred in a year to Trench Equatorial Africa where he has worked before in the business Mr had come Canada to improve Ins English and met his Acton bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rognvaldson of Mam Si She mended the Robert Little School and Acton High School where her is a teacher and gruduitcd from ihe University of The groom was educated in Paris and Morocco and is a graduate of the College of I me Artsof Morocco The marriage in Trimly United evening at pin was conducted by bride uncle the Rev Harold secretary of Home Missions of United Church of Canada The was lit will on hifeh standards on the pews and candelabra with standards red and white gladioli Dr George I played the organ The bride wore a long gown of candlelight pcau with lung sleeves and tram and a Juliet cap of the same materia with lace She carried a cascade of red roses and All in red her attendants were her sister Mrs Robert Taylor as matron of honor lifelong friend Miss McKcnzic Aclon and Miss Linda Hosteller it I as They were dressed in red pant dresses with long candlelight shaded scarves They nosegays of gardenias and The bride was in marriage by her father Robert Taylor was groomsman and the ushers were cousins Roy Rognvaldson Acton and Glen Bailey Toronto The reception followed at bride home with guests from Elliott Lake Trenton Osliawa Toronto Nanticokc and Aeton including the bride grandparents Mr and Mrs I of Oshawa Mrs wore for her daughter wedding a full length accordion pleated dress wuh silver shoes and gloves and a corsage of red roses The following day the couple left Malton for Paris where ihcy were welcomed by groom Drug use revealed to Dublin WI A good out of members Tuesdiy he ir mccline of pin for ill Dublin Women s Institute list worked in Thursdiy evening home of Mis J Melutyrc Mill St I Presiding over the opening Mr M Met llie president wis the evening the roll called by Mrs Melntyre secret wis to by A news item tli il shocked nit up in ihe ess w is tile mention ration it I Acton on June member were help pi ice the lowers Mis reported on recent successful sale A the Dr I Scholarship wis by the members A splendid sum of money li id been of Ihe being Hill and a ii Miy 21 ltd mvissers win Hie supper i spciker hi Roy Wood of the Out irm He spoke of pcricnccs here ind elsewhere is I police officer mil spiufully ti ihe use lddiciKit diiis by public Inch I students is well is other lot illy His win km mil ippilhng l tl in mil li tint help the whin they lie Iheu untried hi I i following the recent si mc members it luck pi SI have slopping off I any I ike GROUNDS nines pi ml lie iltrictive HIGHWAY is by June the In oiling eh will include Mis f irion ilttiidiii i Mini il 111 dim in recently mil id found it a very in iktr M my fa onleren 1 Ihe office held it 1 if ruin by Mis M is who tended fr in llie bin re id the liiinnriu still ilk ill hid Mr by the NANCY mil Gi cake topped red church They arc living in family including Ins twin brother rehlius md friends the in I letuli were read by W Mckenzie with assistance in ir ml nine by the groom I or travelling iht bride woie hunter green two puce suit with and brown lecessones A trousseau lei wis held il the bride home on Mother Day A personal shower tor aunt wis held il ihe home Mrs I Whitehe id Oshaw i A miscellaneous shower was held by neighbors and Iriends at the home of Mrs supper parly was given by former employees of the bride at til Bell Telephone company in Toronto present ition wis held at the home of Mrs Dills Acton and His and Hers party for relatives friend was held the home of Mr Mrs Gordon Acton Trinidad missionary Thankoffering speaker eks of gr ind CAR tins Silurdiy Ihe I School Students try ill to ruse nil for i In t students Robe it little School us smorfisbrd of list ihoui MOO lor I PET SPECIALS GOLD FISH BUDGIES BIRD CAGE 9s HINTONS THE PET STORE Say Hello to Summer WITH A Now fashionable hairstyle by HARPER METHOD Specialists a tn Anil tin fa tin hiaifcan to us Jar a slur ltratithk HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SALON QUEBEC ST GUELPH Former adventurers at Rotary reunion t y sponsored Adventures in were reviewed at last week Club meeting when some of those making the trip in the past returned for the special meeting This year s tripper told of some of experiences and since he a talented musician he played accordion solos as well delegates present were Joyce Farmer of now Mrs Ron Challenger of Georgetown with Mr Challenger Joy Peal of now Mrs Robert Smith Guelph with Mr Smith Marilyn of Acti l delegate Ken I now an accountant in Torout Gary Kitchener I Hopkins tit Mrs Johnson Mr Johns of Yoik Firm applies extend taxi service Alexandria Mr Allen Lake Ave regret that he had lo be Guelph Hospital ii and hope for an improvement in health for him Florida slides shown auxiliary Tbe Mj meeting of the Alert Auxiliary of Knox Church met in the Anderson room Twelve members answered ihe roll all your tauinie spring flower Mis J Ingle convened ihe period and was assisted by Mrs Master Mrs Adams and Mrs A Mann Mis G Davidson president conducted the busmen session Plans were made for ihe picnic meeting June A number of the members had donated to Manor Tea and congratulations were extended to ihe ladies who convened the bake sale Mrs J Ingle showed slides of her recent trip lo Florida and places en route including Washington C Key West and other places of interest in Ron da A decision as to whether or not there will be limousine service Toronto International Airport from fclora Fergus and Milton will likely be handed down in lwo weeks Coach Lines of kitchener look its ease for extension of lis present service to a Department of Transport heating at the Wellington county courthouse in Present service by Lishman Lines goes to Malton from Kitchener Waterloo Preston Heipcler Gait Pans and district The firms lawyer Gordon Brock of Kitchener argued thai extension of limousine service would not be cutting into any other firms in the area since none catered specifically to passenger service to the airport Lishman wishes to extend its service for the carnage of passengers their baggage and express freight Mr Brock said that only taxi companies existed for instant service in most of these areas and that Grey Coach bus lines ran through once per day A bus once a day cannot really be said to be giving service and so extension of this application cannot be cutting into any present business he said The only objection ill the dispute was raised by Tyler Transport Ltd of Acton which said that the Lishman application was for partly same type of baggage was currently undertaking Lawyer for the firm Joe Rose Toronto fell Tyler Transport had all the facilities available f transporting goods to the airport and back again Mr Brock however said was not attempting to for ihe carrying goods since it didn can and since it charged more for such service anyway Our concern is with the passenger carrying service mainly he said The lawyer presented several witnesses for his case including hole owners travel bureau employees and managers of industrial companies in Fergus and Milton All said the service would be greatly beneficial to the area transportation system to the airport One witness John Ferris of Fergus said he estimated that ait travel the area ran as high as each year and that the who spent much of that amount often had difficulty reaching the airport Uni grade I High school principal Hansen introduced them each explained what had been nude I students lure There wen at regular meeting in the lull wild the Guide Mothers Georgetown I on Victoria Day made up their attendance lure numbering and then i Rolarv visitor from Guelph is well Four truck firms omitted industrial published Hah in industrial committee raised tin ire of Reel led Tyler when he noticed I trucking firms including hn own Tyler Transport were not list in the Other companies were Ridley and McGrath trucking firms Mr Tyler said he would accepi amendment the had the Clerk Garlield Brown informed council the information had come from municipal clerks and said 100 had been printed and another 100 were in the making Burn Ihe first 100 and then do the other right retorted Tyler Council agreed to stud the directory to find other possible id then reprint the VALUE CHECKED MEATS mote the SPECIALLY TtNDIK JUICY ROUND STEAK MAPLE LEAF BACON WIENERS 59 HAM SAUSAGE 59 CHICKEN WINGS 39 LONG GRAIN RICE 35 Cooked Spaghetti 2139 Giant Size Tide XK 99 BEANS Nabisco 43 FRESH NO C A APPLES CARROTS SPECIALS RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF BEEF CHUCK 5 HINDS 79S SIDES FRONTS CUSTOM CUT WRAPPED AND DELIVERED fluvl Save Paid MARGARINE 4 Ami Sm Jn RELISHES 379 SARA LEE each Coffee Cake 79 AFfL DANISH CHERRY DANISH COFFEE BIRDS EVE COOL WHIP tub

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