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Iiruu BARBIEEXAMINER Jllllltlll 1954 mommy anon 23 Julian News of Interest to Junior Farmer and 4H Clubs ChilliWilli News By BETH PROSSER The ChilliWilli Club held very successful parents banquet in Gilford Hall on April iii turkey dinner was served by Gil tord Womens Institute Murray Warnica president was toastmaster and welcomed the par ents and other guests Sam Neilly with Shirley Kell at the piano lcd in singsong The past president Steward Don nelly introduced the head table The toast to Our Parents was proposed by Paris Sinclair and re plied to by Lou Neilly Well wish es for the success of the Junior Farmers were expressed by several guests Marie Cottrell on behalf of the club thanked the ladies for their delicious dinner Barbara Richardson introduced the speaker Rev Gordon Hunter of Toronto Ashbury and West Unv ited Church Mr Hunters topic MOUNT ST lOUIS Mr Twomey is back teaching after the Easter holidays The drive for the CNIB Building Fund is being looked after this week with Mrs Frawley in charge Mr and Mrs Moore Mr and Mrs Norman LeClaire Midland visited recently with Mr and Mrs Maurice Fitzgerald Jeannette King Collingwood Yvonne of Midland and Richard of Toronto spent the weekend at their home here group of neighbors gathered at the farm of William Burntield on Saturday and cleared the debris after the fire that destroyed the family residence Mr and Mrs Lawlor of Dixie spent the weekend here Mrs Ed Buchanan Rosemary Eileen and John have returned home after spending week with friends at Sudbury Mrs James Miller and Donna left last night for Goward where Mrs Miller is teaching and Donna is attending high school Old Timers Reunion Plans are being made for the MedonteFlos Old Timers ReuniOn at St Marys Hall Bathurst Street Toronto on Friday evening Mr and Mrs Thomas Frawley and Brian Mr and Mrs Ernest Burtch and John Rumball of TO ronto spent the weekend with friends heros In Glee Club Concert Teresa Frawley was in Toronto Easter week and took part in the Glee Club concert at Eaton Audi torium on Wednesday evening Jackie King Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs King eveiiéff Robert Wilkinson and Betty Hy land Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Cecil Wilkinson Mrand Mrs McCracken Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs McCracken Mr and Mrs Albert Gibbs of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson Mrstecil Jenkins spent few days with friends at Trenton Robbins and his Pine River Ramblers will be playing at the RCE Officers Mess on April 30 Mr and Mrs Kenneth Butler Angus spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilkinson Miss Jennie Jenkins returned home after spending few days with hersister Mrs Frank Gal laugher Alliston The Late William Jeffrey Very sorry to report William ef frey of Alliston passed away Sun day evening and we extend deepest sympathy to his family and friends on payom corniiruylhlngl layom In Itboll mu on In monk CuJ Now employed people can get fresh start from piledyup bills with loan No bookable ao curity required Phone Write or come in today loom $5039 $1200 FINANCE COMPANY IANRIEiFéISBn 3w 2nd Floor oyrflhono RILMArnMIssImfl til anilfloorolhone Opon goingsrobotic Islamic itdunintallsuiuiivii JMIflMM Company of was Dont Kid Yourself He stressed the fact that people live over nature but under God We must not kid ourselves into any other position because we do not belong there and we must be gov erned by God or we will be ruled by tyrants Recreation period was conducted by Douglas Hughes and Geonge Lucas after which films shown by Alan Lennox brought the Very enjoyable evening to close Plan At Home For Churchill Hall May By FRANK STONE The South Simcoe Junior Farm ers are planning an at home and dance for Friday evening May at the CommunityHall Churchill Miss South Simcoe Junior Farmer will be chosen at this time For the past two years at this event similar contest was held at which May Queen was chosen Each local club will nom inate one of their members for the title The six young ladies will then be judged by qualities of gen eral character and personality for the title of Miss South Simcoe Junior Farmer of 1954 Of course this attracts great deal of inter est and presents rivalry between the six lccal Junior Farmer clubs in South Simcoe What About Weed Spraying The 4H Grain Club members will receive demonstration on their plot of grain this year on the effectiveness of weed spraying in grain fields The South Simcoe Soil and Crop Improvement As sociation have purchased sprayer consisting of fourgallon tank on wheels with boom and the pro per nozzles When the weeds are at their worst this will bé taken to the club members farm and de monstration will be conducted showing the club member the method employed and the cost of spraying to control weeds 4H Clubs Popular This year more interest than ever before has been shown by the boys and girls in South Simcoe in 4H swine clubs There is atotal of 71 members in the three swine clubs Dhis presents real prob lem in supplying the young pigs for each club member 11 is the responsibiity of the sponsoring or ganizaitions to locate thgseflpigggyso with each member requirinigtwo it can be seen that large number of litters must be inspected and great deal of work must be done to arrange for this large number Most of the other clubs are show ing an increase in membership as well and if large number of members is any indication 4H club work is going to be stronger and more interesting than ever be fore MILK PROVIDESFuuouoIA or VITAMINS FOR CHILDREN Milk is must for children and luckily enough its equally good tar them whether they eat it or drink it Including plenty of milkmade desserts along with milk as be eragel in your youngsters menu would cover their quota for the day nicely gt Its no wonder that milk comes closest to being themost nearly perfect food when y0u consider the variety of good things in just one quart of this basic dairy food the minerals calcium and phosph owns the enengy makers milk sugar and cream the protein the vitamins mainly riboflavin vit amin B2 vitamin and thiamine thats the other important vit aminBl Milk supplies good part of the daily requirement of all these for children in fact nearly all the calcium and much of the riboflavin is obtained only if milk is taken as beverage or in our eating milk suggestions Puddings made with milk are al Ways welcome to children as dessert or as an after school snack Theyre satisfying and yet light so as not to interfere with their din ner later on Maple Pudding is custard mixture can be unmolded and decorated with few shavings of maple sugar Quickcooking Tap ioca Cream combines meringue with tapioca pudding and comes to the table with wreath of fresh orange sections on top If your youngsters like fig cookies the way most children do try Fig Souffle with its milk eggs butter and crumbled cookies blended into treat of dessert FIG SOUFFLE Makes Servings V4 cup butter Ill cup sugar tablespoons egg yolks cups finely broken fig cookies about 20 cup milk teaspoon vanilla egg whites Cream butter and sugar add egg yolks fig cookies milk and van illa Blend well mashing the cook ies Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites Pour into buttered quart size casserole and place dish in pan of hot water Bake in moderate oven 350°F hour Serve warm or cold MAPLE PUDDING Makes Servings eggs slightly beaten 34 cup maple syrup Vi teaspoon salt cups scalded milk To eggs add maple syrup and salt Blend well Slowly add scolded milk stirring constantly Pour into buttered custard cups and place cups in pan of hot water Bake in slow oven 325F 65 minutes or until firm Notezllo test fordoneness insert ahilver knife in custard If knife comes our clean custard is done QUICKCOOKING TAPIQCA CREAM Makes Servings egg white tablespoons sugar egg yolk cups milk tablespoons quickcooking tapioca er tablespoons sugar Vs teaspoon salt 12 teaspoon vanilla Beat egg white until foamy Add tablespoons sugar tablespoon at time and continue beating with egg beater until mixture stands in very soft peaks Set aside Mix egg yolk with small amount of milk in saucepan Add quick cooking tapioca or tablespoons sugar remaining milk and salt Place over medium heat Cook un til mixture comes to boil stirring constantly about to minutes Pour small amount of hot mixture gradually on egg white meringue and blendAdd remaining mixture stirring constantly The hotter the tapioca and the faster it is blended in the thicker the pudding will be Add vanilla Cool Stir once after 15 to 20 minutes Chill Serve with fresh orange sections HILISDAIE Spoke To Orillla Auxiliary Several members of St Andrews WMS attended the 27th anniver sary of the Evening Auxiliary in the Presbyterian Church Orlllia on Tuesday night Rev Mooresppke on his work in the Peace River District of Saskatche wan Miss Spearin sangAll in the April Evening social time was enjoyed by all WI Elect omens The Womens Institute held their annual meeting on Tuesday night at Mrs Newton Trains with 14 just the dessert ladiespresont The motto lfall Institute members were like me what kind of an Institute w0uld it be was taken by Mrs Thomas Morrison Roll call was answered by paying fees Election of officers for 1954 resulted President Mrs Joe Lea lst vicepresident Mrs Gordon Thompson 2nd vicepres ident Mrs McDonald secre tarytreasurer Mrs Thomas Mor rison assistant secretarytreasurer Mrs Harry Trew district director Mrs Grant Dunn pianist Mrs Turner agriculture and Canadian industries Mrs Charles Thompson and Mrs McDonald commun ity activities and public relations Mrs John Rumble and Mrs Gor don Thompson home economics and health Mrs Harry Trew and Mrs Alvin Drennan historical re search and currentevents Mrs Joe Lea and Mrs Thomas Morri son citizenship and education Mrs Turner and Mrs Allan Ganton branch directors Mrs Joseph Williams and Mrs Clifford Porter area director Mrs Fravvley St Andrews WMS Miss Bessie Rowat was hostess to St Andrews WMS Tuesday af ternoon Mrs Thompson presided and Mrs Harold Martin read the Easter message in Scrip lure and led in prayer Mrs Moore gave synopsis of the syn odical meetingin Barrie Mrs Capeland and Mrs Porter sang duet The May meeting will be in charge of the Home Helper Committee Mr and Mrs George McFadden and family visited Mr and Mrs McFadden at Allenwood on Sunday Easter Visitors Among the Easter visitors in town over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Gordon McDonald of You simply unroll it and it lies perfectly flat incl couple ofhours Its as simple as that And with Congoleuni byLlheyord for wallt colourful upI uMlmM Maw Newmawwrmv ammo worm New 114niin19p St East FURNITURE owolluse Its almost as cosy Write for free instruction sheet AND REMEMBER Congoleum alsogives you Ihewéor surface equal to coats of the finest baked enamclond the st swungrtwawcv rrwm Bantam is Mr odole selection of patterns Congtileu has ever offered TheGold Soul is Your APPLIANCES Plume 5557 Rhone r2944 BULLOCK SHAW DISTRICT MANAGEB Dunlap SI Barrie 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