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h kiwanians entertain at halton centennial manner the regular meeting of the hob by class postponed from wednes day afternoon was held on thurs day afternoon november 27 with mrs s lockio and mrs s allen in charge a motion was brought forward and carried that this be the last meeting until the new miss hannant made the sug on that an apron group he id for which she would pro cure the material clara sutton presented a pretty apron to the class to be sold the matter of obtaining an ordinary sewing ma chine was discussed since the one already on hand is an electric one and many of the elderly members cannot run it the class spent the work period working on christmas decorations for 4he coming festive season once again on thursday evening november 27th the residents of the manor were the guests of the oakville kiwants club for a very njoyable evening of entertain lent like the othen two occas ilve flowers jor christmas r ions within the past year the en tertainment was arranged by mr bill humphreys chairman of the boys and girls committee of the club it was an added pleasure for the residents to welcome to the manor mr d wilkes chair man of the public relations com mittee of the club and four other kiwanians the program consis ted of three interesting picture films all in colour provided by mr wilkes who had made them while on extensive trips in the un ited stales mr wilkes explained each film ms it was shown the 1st film showed tit beautiful surroun dings at the cypress gardens in florida and the skill of the water- skiers for which this spot is so famous the second film showed the vivid colours and the striking rock formations of the grand can yon in arizona many shots of fish and porpoises taken at marineland in florida and of native and for eign animals in various zoos across the united states made up the third film all the films were very attractive and educational and were much enjoyed by the aud tence the six kiwanians in the group served a very refreshing lunch of ice creamgingcr ale and fancy biscuits the residents are very grateful for this the 3rd evening in a very enjoyable series of evenings as is customary when there arc five sundajs in the month the service in the chapel on sunday afternoon nov 30th was conduc ted b four members of the socie y of gideons who reside in the oakville bronte district a ser mon that was outstanding in its sincerity and eloquence was deli vcred by mr a t dalby he chose as his text the three words and jesus stood which occur in the eighteenth chapter of st lukes ftospel part of this same chapter had been read as the scripture les son bj gideon phil cloke mr dal b s sermon described christ s miracle of restoring the sight of b ind bartimacus jesus was then at the height of his popularity and was surrounded by throngs of people jet he stopped when he heard the blind man s plea this act proves that jesus loves the individual and that he is in crested in every detail of our ives and will meet our every need a praer by mr stan w right and a solo he hideth m soul by mr w milligan who also acted as pianist for the afternoon as well as the singing of several fam iliar hmns were also portions of his trj inspiring senice sugar and spice dhfw hr biu 9mum ml the wtaresa maw thb olorgvtown hirald wednesday vw 10 19si rm2e7 something sinister is develop ing in the kitchen across this fair land of ours there is confusion in the cusine culinary dry rot has made its appearance in the cookhouse the signs are everywhere gar bage cans which once sat in solid dignity heavy with tealeaves pot ato peelings egg shells and graps- frultisldns now teeter giddily in slightest breeze their cargo of fmanjfoed wrappers waxed oiatgevyfce containers empty tins and vacant readymix children who once came in from play bright eyed rosy cheeked piping wbats for supper mom now ait before a lighted box in a darkened room shoving unknown untasted food into their slack lit tie mouths brawny labourers home after a hard day on the ob looking forward to a heaping hot plate of viands quail as they are confron ted with yet another triumph of the canning kings the frozen food fanatics there is a close similarity be tween the development of new cars and new stoves as gadget af ter gadget frill after frill is added to the new models their owners become worse and worse drivers as stoves sprout more and more buttons louder and louder bells and buzzers women grow less and ess able to cook a decent meal as a matter of fact the very word cook is growing into dis repute women no longer admit shyly that they are a pretty good cook they brag instead that thye can turn out or whip up a pretty good meal the very phrases tell a lot about modern cooking the women turn out the contents of a box whip up the muck in it and think theyve bak ed a cake even at that it s an ordeal only time we see a cake around our house is when some organization is having a bake sale and the old girl gets hooked for making one by the lime she gets through ma king one lousy cake we re lucky if we get a can of soup or some frozen fish and chips for dinner mother is not only exhausted but every dish in the kitchen is dirl dy his science the book described how fruits are preserved and put in jars that a a kind of crazy thing to do with fruit he says why dont they just buy it in cans at the store like we do i remember what my mother baked every saturday eight loav es of bread including a couple to give away three or four dozen buns a couple of pans of cinnamon rolls about four pies and two cakes chocolate and light mum was too busy baking to cook on saturday so we d have to be sat isfied with something light like maybe a big dish of homemade pea soup with homemade bread followed by fresh buns and pres erves it hi nk n t my heart smote me when i real bed that the boy had no knowledge of the onset pleasure of going down to the cellar looking along the serried rows of preserves and picking out a quart of detectable raspberries dellclowm yellow pea ches or pale golden pears to my delight however degen erated as their tastes are the kids retain an instlct for honest food when theyre served the latestn canned italian ravioli or polish cabbage rolls the last word in frozen chop suey or preprepared chile they merely muck it about on their plates but give them an honest homecooked meal however simple something like sausages potatoes and mashed turnips and they gollop it up and want more i shudder to think that cooking in the home is on the way to be coming a lost art but unless the girls stop cooking from the recipes on the outside of those packaged food boxes and start cooking with some integrity and imagination the day is coming and when it arrives im going to sprinkle a little powdered arsenic in with the prepared pie fill and eliminate a hopeless futvrt for mv little brood i don t know what brought all this up but i want it clearly un derstood that the faci that my wife has been deeply involved in a drama group for some weeks during which the ktds and i have subsisted on crackers and soup beans on toast raggedy ends of bologna bought cookies and bits of stale cheese has nothing to do with it m tr i n i f tin f ittir m ki is i i then a r crsal f th nl in in urn took n 1ht t ih n hi i u helping htih stu case dealer mike norton attends nassau sales meet recent mike norton of ballinafad at tended the nassau world prem lerc and annual j l case dealers conference during the five days he joined nearly 500 other case dealers and salesmen to learn about the com pany s sales plans for 1959 and preview new case machines and equipment which will soon be av ailahleno farmers in this area in totaq over a period of eight weeks t0re4han 5 000 j i case dealers from all over the world were flown to the bahamas in an operation even large than the re cord breaking case airlift to phoe nix arizona last year the nas sau world premiere climaxes year of harddriving sales effort by case dealers who produced a smashing 52 per cent retail sales increase in 1958 highlighting the new equipment unveiled at nassau was the revol uhonary new case 1000 self pro pelled combine other machines introduced included a new foragt harvester rake windrower and a complete line of new semi moun ted plows for the new caseomatic drive tractors vacation features for the con fcrencc included deep sea fishing swimming sunbathing sightsee ing through the colorful oldworld town of nassau and native baham lan entertainment icrsons hningcl e tale if m t alticrin late of thorlunnsli p ol i- q csint widow juin dit i oi r ahoutwic 25th jb of st pti u bcr 1058 e her n ifitd ti n i partalars of same to the unl da ot decei date the estal with regard of which the then have no signed will person she s tice dated aleorget daj of noanber a before the 27th 1958 after which ill be distributed to the claims idersigned shall and the under tble to an jthen hate no- this 2511 beabfte standish ftk execu- trixmf the estate 1 mary cajflenne standish bv her sofltitors dale benne gv and lflmer georgetown 1240f correction following a news item last week naming mrs terry norton as winer of a 1999 ford at the lorne scots christmas party she was flooded with congratulatory phone calls however she had to supplement her appreciation to the callers with the explanation that the car u only a toy and the j news item was somewhat mislead ing 2ua pjor man fcrumiri mi designed ts he ftgranbghrlpajr i warts dealer iti lardwi ob qms wa ware pbom 1 71971 son e ma 10t0r 73411