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Orono Weekly Times, 7 Oct 1998, p. 12

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FARM NEWS (continued from page 11) night or under con ditions where there may be insuffi- dient light (fog) must be equlpped with lights. Ideally this should include 2 white lights at the front and 1 red Iight at the rear. If you are towlng wagons, a flashing yel- iow light located on theh last wagon is ideal to warn other vehicles of an upcoming slow movlng vehidle. Safety chains are required by the Highwýay Traffle Act, to be used when towlng wagons or wheeled equipment on the road in case the main hitch falls. The safety chain should extend from the tractor to the axie of the towed equlpment. HlItch -pins ýshould be sound and secured s0 they won't Jar CLASSIFIE DS (continued from page 13) PETHICKS AUCTION BARN, Haydon Thanksgiving Day Monday, OCTOBER 12 at 11:00 ar.. Preview on Sumday. October il frorn 2 -4 p. m. Partial Estates from Haydon, Oshawa, Scarborough. A most excellent selection of antique furniture and collectibles conslsting of mantle dlocks (The Arthur Pequegnat). gingerbread dlock, wcker pieces, Enigish horsehair parlour chairs, Fr. Prov., dining room suite,, golden oak hall bench w/bevelled mirror, 1847 Rogers (Amnbassador) silverware, 12 setting "Community Plate" slIverware, 1920 seamstress tredie sewing machine, Beatty washstand and tubs, old botties, (Gimblett Dairyl, 2 pump organe, wash stands, mahogany vanity w/bevelled mirror, mahogany dresser w/bevelled miror, oak table, maple drop leaf table, hall tables, old coins and jewellery, "Wonder Horse» spring horse, carousel horse, old toys (Knechtel truck, 1 931 Home Hardware truck bank Lion. Ed. #9. Pro Hardware, Attersley Tire, Home Hardware trucks), "Gene Autry" cap guns Lim. M. prints, hall bench, antique leather day bed (orig.), ;36- round bevelled mirror, crystal Pcs..- Royal pictures, blue Delft.' -bùbblegum machine, copper and brass pcs., cups and saucers, coul operated tow truck, antique sleighs, many more Items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash, Eque with I.D. or Visa (30/ surcharge on Visa). AUCTIONEER DON STEPHENSON (905) 263-4402 or (75) 2,77-98293c out. Also, remember to Iock brakes together before travel- ling on any road way. USE SMARTSOIL SAMPLING THIS FALL by Scott Banks, Soil & Crop Advlsor, OMAFRA Fall is usually a good time to take a few soul samples. Havlng the resuits this fal and winter will help you plan for next year's crops to maxi- mize your fertilizer $ invest- ment. A soul test will give you a good idea what are your actual levels of available plant nutrients. Applying fertilizer will-pay if your nutrient levels are in the low to medium range. 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FOOD COLUMN] by Angéla Dey In, 1957 Parliament proclalnxed - 'A Day of General Thanksglvlng to Almighty God for the bountiful harvest Fwith whlich Canada has been blessed'to be observed on the second Monday in October. Fax-mers in Europe held celebration at harvest Urne. The the first settiers anrived In North Arnerica, they would give thanks to their good fortune and abundance of food. A curved goats horn would be filled with fruit and grain. This is horu of plenty or cornucopla. CRANBERRY SALAD 1 pkg. raspberry gelatin 1 cup orange chunks, 1 cup pineapple chunks 1/2 cup chopped pecans 1 cup hot water 1/2 cup orange juice 1 cup cooked cranberries (sugar added) or 1 can cranberry sauce (whole berry) Dissolve raspberry gelatin in one cup hot bolled water. Add orange juice, chilI until sllghtly thickened. Add aIL fruits and pecans, chill until set. CRANBERRY AP PLE PIE 5 cups sliced, peeled apples 1 1/2 fresh cranbenries 2 ciups sugar 2 tbsp. cornstarch 2 tbsp. flour 1/2 tsp. cinnamon 1 tbsp. butter 10" unbaked pie shell, double crust Mix all trigredients and spoon tato pie shell and place top crust over mixture.,Bake at 350 degrees approx. 1 hour. CORN BREAD 1 cup sifted flour 2 tbsp. sugar, 1 cup melted shortenlng 3tsp. baking powder 1cup cornmeal 2 eggs 1 cup mlilk Mlix ail tagredients together and place in greased 9" x 9" pan. Bake in oven at 375 degrees for approx. 30 nutes. CORN FRITTERS 1 cup canned corn 1 beaten egg 1 tbsp. milk 2 tbsp. ofi or melted butter 1/2 cup flour 1/2 t4. baklng powder 1/2 tsp. sait'9 pepper to taste Ail dry ingredients tato a bowl. Beat egg and add ohl, mlk and corn. Mix ail together then drop from spoon in hot fat in fry pan. Brown on both sides. 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