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page eight the acton free press afton ontario thursday may xh 1m4 township officials honorlmtlennett isaac h bennett esqueflng town ahip cleric for a quarter of century who retired thb year was honored by present and past of- fictals of the township at a dinner at hawthorne lodge milton frl day may 7 preaenl for the occasion were even township recvee five of whom had been warden of the county durinc mr bennetts term of office reeve wilfred bird was chairman and during the evening everyone present spoke briefly noting mr bennetts devotion to duty during his years as a township official and wishing him happiness in future a handsome signet ring was pre iented to the guest of honor by assessment commissioner arthur benton and a bouquet of flowers to mrs bennett also a guest by the deputyreeve walter linham coun cillor george currie read in add ress while the presentations were being made present were thomas l leslie george cleave george curne howard may and george leslie five men who had served as county wardens during their reeveship w j l hampshire retired halton sherriff and the only living reeve who preceded mr bennett t term of office the present council reeve bird deputj reeve linham and councillors campbell sinclair spencer wilson and george currie k c tindsay who succeeded the clerk in office assessment com mlsioncr arthur benton road superintendent william townscnd george c brow n who handles some of the township insurance and fred chapman manager of the bank of commerce and mr and mrs bennetts son in liw and daughter mr and mrs william corlej mix bowl wan plant evergreens to beautify home foundation planting as the name implies refers to planting near the base of a structure and usually in dudes varieties which are by ni lure low growing or medium in height judicious selection of ma terial for this purpose will enhance good architectural features and maj also assist in concealing struc tural defects treese and shrubs used in foun dation planting ma be either ever green or deciduous or a combina tton of both a high narrow house will actually appear to hove gained height if al anted with columnar or pyramidal material a much better effect in this case will be obtained by using shrubs of medium height which will produce misses of foil age and extending them some dis tance ibeyiond the width of the building converaelj taller narrow growing trees or shrubs may be used to excellent advantage if the house is low and wide evergreens ore usually more ex pensive than flowering shrubs but are effective over a much longer period the improvement in ap pearance will more thin justify the expense in planting an evergreen foundation at least in front of thp home and at entrance points this type of planting is especinhv satisfactory in areas of iqtbjt snowfcll where occasional patches of colour do so much to brighten nn otherwise drab appear anco straight lines are to be avoided and no viet should be used which requires constant shearing to keep it within bounds dark green evergreens do not show up as well against deep red brick homes a those with lighter green or gold tipped folutfe globe shaped vara tie rotnin thotr individually and should be omitted from groups where informal mas effect 11 aim those of regular shape are more satisipctor if planted hi stepn or in an situation requiring formal treatment profits on dollar sales at 52 cents profits on each dollar of sale m canadian manufacturing indur aerarcd out at onh 52 ctnu for tin eir ism w e wwaer chair mar of the educati n committee f the canidian manufacturers a oc at on reported tuivkn tin fyjun l2 c t tut r than 1952 jrofiu ihi 0 6 1 1 i thin tin 1911 fikun mr wiairmtiiirl ia bised n nat tl mire of th tmaktkwn of industry s salt d lln nudt h ttn v iciit on educati ir dt par mint th sur huh nk u r two months ti complt it br k down tin prxif is furth r b showing that 21 01 t or 1953 dollir pr f t if s cm a d hello homemakers if the teen agers are singing alice vous en and saying merci then perhaps you can go along with their interest in french and bribe them for better marks in this language at school let them guess what you serve tomorrow if you prepare frenched tenderloin potatoes au gratln vegetables jardincre french lee cream petit fours and cafe noir frenobed tenderloin wipe tenderloins with clean cloth and cut crosswise into 2 inch slices place on chopping board and flatten with potato masher shake pieces in a paper bag containing flour salt pepper and paprika saute in bacon dripping about 10 minutes remove to casserole add vi cup top milk cover and bake in pre heated oven of 350 degrees for 25 minutes petal am gratln heat i cup milk on low heat make a paste of 2 tbsps fat but ter or margcrlnel 3 tsps flour and i cup milk blend into hot milk season with v tsp salt a dash of pepper and 1 tsp minced parsley pour this sauce over d greased casserole containing 2 cups cold boiled potatoes that have been diced sprinkle with 6 tstep grated old cheese then 1 cup dry crumbs dot with 1 tbsp butter bake in the oven until mixture is hot about 25 minutes makes 6 serv ings vegetables jardloere 2 cups scraped sliced carrots 2 cups peeled sliced onions 2 cups cubed tomatoes 1 cup canned peas i cup sliced green pepper place vegetables in greased cas serole add v cup mushroom soup cover casserole and bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour french ice cream into a saucepan combine fe cup ne granulated sugar with v cup iter and v tsp cream of tartar boil until sjrup spins a light thread eat 4 egg yolks thoroughly then pour sjrup into them conti nue beating until mixture is thick ad 2 tsps rum extract or vanilla and 3 cups whipping cream stir until blended and pour into re fngerator trays and freeze until like mush pour mix into bowl and beat again then return to refn getutor and freeze firm about 2 hrs petit fanre vt cup butter 1 cup sugar 2 cups sifted cake flour 2 tsps baking powde out hl wt re- nnd 11 th bn t7 m fijnin lonumrvd t m ip di dtnd md 2 8 t i uchod back f th 10 of it 1 1 1 ir 1952 vil v d kir whitefish travel tu m 11 lot trod wh lot vc wxrt ih pptd fri m thi ki aj lo hatchtr t the hatche- p rt arthur f v dis r but n 1 uik nippon th 1 hi f n 1 n w h iwv transferred i nor h on i restocking purport- ht i p ment if land and f r n to plant th egif h t wt t in the cc and 100o00 ties npp tmaub placed in each h it dephs rajiging from ih feet ionjr tx m u- the cec flown to the plan nc mte ir s t partmental aircraft tho i carr ed on r and cotton trav wooden case end packed and moss tt tsp aalt 4 cup water 3 egg whites 1 tsp almond extract cream shortening and sugar well mix and sift flour baking powder and salt and add alternately with water to sugar mixture fold stiffly faeaten egg whites stir in flavoring and turn into 2 greased 8x8 inch cake pans bake in pre heated oven of 350 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes cool on cake rack for 10 minutes then turn out and cut in small squares place on cake rack and pour boiled pink frosting over them decorate with pastry tube using butter icing or sprinkle with cake decoreftes cafe nate percolate coffee and serve black the question box mrs r w aaks what is paprika and is there any value in it answer paprika is the crushed dried ripe fruit of a largefruited speoies of the capsicum it con tains some vitamin c and has mild flavor some capsicum i grown in british columbia but it is native of europe mrs w s aaks can w freeze pumkin pic answer yes we freeze pumk pie before it is baked or after baking the family preference is freezing pumpkin pie ready for the oven and then baking the frozen pic at 450 degrees for 15 minutes then reduce to 350 degrees for 50 mm utes mrs n l asks- what are the makings of a club sandwich answer there are 2 decks of filling 3 of bread one filling is egg lad the second is usually lettuce and sliced ham cut the sandwich in two triangles place a half slice of tomato on each a stuffed olive on a toothpick into the tomato and bread that is the famous club sandwich h s holden optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st guelph pasture managing for more income realising that food pasture can result in added income to furmer the maritime feritlzer council hat come out with a number of basic rules on pasture management for the guidance or cattlemen they are 1 for a long term pasture one should lelect the very best land with a good tod as near to tht barn and water supply possible 2 if fencing is convenient and cheap rotational gnaing in two or three fields will assist materially in mains ining a good sward and allow wild white clover lo go to seed this is a good precaution in case of severe winter killing 3 complete fertilizers consisting ofvitrogcn phosphorus and potash re enerally necessary if the soil is extremely acid and cannot be conveniently put into a cultivated rotation a top dressing of lime should be applied preferably the fall 4 it is much cheaper to treat s good sent with fertilizers and by harrowing then to plow and re seed it for pasture purposes if the sod is gone there is no option 5 fertilize at least half an act for each fullgrown animal 6 keeping the grass well grazed early in the season will encourage wild white clover to develop place of poorer grasses thus creasing the nutrient value of the herbage and making better late summer pastures 7 on naturally dry soils if fresh water is handy it will often pay to install a spray or other irrigation system 8 do nol overgraze late in the fall as strong plants will make bet ter early pasture the following spring shade in trie pasture and protection against flies shoujd be provided grazing on oats sown as a nurse crop to clover and timothy has been found to be an excellent sup plement pasture for part time graz ing without injur to the new seed ing an acre of oats fertilized at seeding itme with 400 to 500 pounds of high nitrogen fertilizer such as 6126 or 51010 should provide an hour or two daily grazing for six or seven cows when oats are 10 to 12 inches high for a period of at least two weeks by bamaby conrad matador is a book about a tre- metxtouily exciting afternoon the famous bullfighter pacote semi re tired comes back to the ring for one last performance outside his room the spanish city is gaudy and gay inside he la alone with his manager his dog hla girl friend and a fool of a reporter in tun thy each play their part in the drama of his afternoon and then he leaves for the ring terribly upset wearing his brilliantly em broldered matador suit the first fight with a young rival facing the charging bull la truly a thriller suspense mounts as pacote finally enters the ling to meet his bull in a dramatically extended bat tie of wit against weight exciting reading is guaranteed and you won t know till the very end what is going lo happen and naturally the reviewer wont tell skiimynwwomen gain5 utnmnfvtmhtlnam wfttrsa wku a thrill bonr vw fen atl out utv booowi vi sp neck ao laaw cimwkjr body kan kkttuvrd ckur imjl umaundi who war could gain man now pnjad of tonic octns iu toofca ihnnilmh bnim few boo wmin bi nknm earich blood nnon appetite and ditntlda to load rim ran nora macui aod aounthnunt pot beth ea ban boo mr l savanl pj ffeignti oot write i guard ib iba tlrrd feeuna hnsuml gone too a mr hare canon cap out i 1 gained 1 alriieak faa u hatband gained is iba new pep dob i leu letting nadjr fat slop tocva galaed the 5 10 15 or 90 iba wkb wooer back if t x coataltttk new jmctpiaimed- am o 004 refum rabatitatel mm ba gio ok when other toaki failed trr fan htm tooto tabled for new irtgor aod ad ponmda tala vary day at all draggm annual good newh every year canada a statistics ahow that thla country ls gradu ally wiping out tuberculoali each year the figures for th deathi are lower each year there are fewer caaea there are several reason why lhl great improve ment is taking place one of them being the public cooperation with the great cheat x ray campaigns that help to discover casrk of the dlaeaae permitting them to have immediate treatment with the new method developed by modern medical science mott caaea of to ir diagnosed in their earliest stages are curable roil a jthumji 58 si georges square gueiph ronnrljr oecuptod br mr i p had cohplcn rrmioht tzavica bill ding says iv screen porches doors and windows too then insect pests wony bother vpa- this is the time to replace old screen doors wa carry a complata fin of scraaning broni or voton wo i can malt your s or wo can giva you th materials roquird and you can do it yourself i for 4 heartwarming days starting monday may 31st mgm in its more than a quartercentury of picturemaking has presented to the screen some of its finest family pictures from boy s town to father of the bride from mrs miniver to stars in my crown it has been a proud record of entertainment now in 1953 mgm brings you another wonderful picture to see the story of a spirited woman who fought a spiteful town for the right to love a child of a faith other than 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