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SKIRTING THE BAY By EILEEN DIXON In word association test what names come to mind when November is mentioned Windy grey harsh bleak raw unpredictable few of these adjectives tha spring to mind are exactly flattering but then Nov ember is month that its hard to cozy up to In fact its as good time as one is ever likely IDA fini rediscover the delights of the kitchen that are long forgotten when the outdoors beckoned And since bazaars and bake sales are on the upswing all around the city this month many of us are eager for ideas on this popular theme TRIED AND TRUE First were told successful bazaar baking depends on the use of reliable recipes followed with scrupulous care lhen lets all remember that cakes fancy breads and other bazaar favorites will turn out only as good as the ingredients we put into them Well want to usethe right flour and fresh eggs for instance and of course lots of butter or margar ine so necessary for fine textured baked goods and that characteristic delicate flavor Finally many experienced bazaar cooks have dis covered how convenient are foil pans and other dis posable containersThese turn out mighty handy on baking day and at the bazaar and thanks to them we dont have to recover our favorite pie plate after the bazaar is over With all these suggestions in mind how about few good bazaar recipes We have two dandy ones for you today home tested and suitable for baking in foil pans as well as the more conventional containers Here they are LEMON BUTTER CAKELETTES Instead of one lareg butter cake why not bake several of these small cakelettes for your bazaar Cust omers will find them light and tender with pleasant fresh lemon tang And their size just enough for two should prove mighty popular too Makes Cakelettes cups sifted cake flour teaspoons baking powder 32 teaspoon salt 12 cup soft butter cup sugar teaspoon vanilla teaspoons grated lemon rind eggs cup milk Butter six aluminum foil baking cups about in ches in diameter Preheat oven to 375T Sift together the flour baking powder and salt Cream butter grad ually heat in sugar Beat in vanilla and lemon rind Adr eggs one at time beating in well after each addition Add sifted dry ingredients to creamed mixture altei nately with milk combining lightly after each addition lurn batter into preparedpans Bake in preheated ov en 15 to 20 minutes Cool completely in pans on cakc nck Frost with the following Creamy Lemon Icing Decorate with cocoanut CREAMY LEMON ICING Makes Sufficient Icing for Cakelettes 14 cup soft butter teaspoon vanilla teaspoon grated lemon rind cups sifted icing sugar tablespoons about milk Cream butter beat in vanilla and lemon rind Gradual ly blend in icing sugar Beat in sufficient milk to make an icing of spreading consistency APRICOTALMOND BARS These butterrich fruited bars are composed of two layers tender shortbread base and an apricot almond layer The baked result mmmm chewy but tery and quite colorful In other words an excellent bazaar recipe APRICOTALMOND BARS Makes Dozen Bars cup dried apricots 12 cup soft butter 14 cup granulated sugar cups sifted allpurpose flour eggs cup lightlypacked brown sugar 14 teaspoon baking powder 14 teaspoon salt 12 teaspoon vanilla 12 cup chopped almonds Rinse apricots cover with water in saucepan Bring to the boil and boil gently 10 minutes Drain cool and chop Preheat oven to 325T Cream butter blend in granulated sugar and cup of the flour Divide mix ture in half Press into two foil pans 512 812 inches Bake in preheated oven 20 minutes Meantime beat eggs well gradually beat in brown sugar Stir in the remaining 1A cup flour baking powder and salt Stir in Ivanilla almonds and apricots Spread over baked layer and return to oven Bake until set about 30 min utes Coo completely in pans then out each pan into dozen bars Teacher Outlines Physed Program Features of the regular mon tth meeting of the Oakley Park Home and School Associa fiion were physicaleducation display by girls and boys of the school under the leadership fof Lorne McEvoy and Miss Clayden and brief address by Mrs Ferguson sup ervlsor of Barries new Red Cross Homemakers Service The physed portion included demonstration of the use of safety belts when working out on the trampoline brief vol leyBa game games devised for tgym periods such as ring basketball for girls and floor soccer for boys and dis play of formal and improvised dancing by the girls During the demonstrations Mr McEvoy mentioned that Ithero hadnever been any ac cidcnts woth noting in any of tlie aspects of tile schools busy =pliysed program He pointed out too that diversified pro gram such as that carried out at Oakley Park was good for the general health and wellbe ing of the pupils Mrs Fergusonexplained that the Red Cross Homemakers SerA vice had its beginnings in 1923 and by 1961 boasted 23 branch es in Ontario This service was introduced to Barrie last June with funds made through United Appeal The purpose of the Service Mrs Ferguson continued was threeifild the provision of help in the event of illness or am MATERNITY APPAREL 100 Collier St IA $33M VELKAY Ath Door Elihu Town Hall Yours for Privacy and Economy available TODAYS RECIPE PORK CHOPS EN CmEBOLZ Take pork chops and shit and pepper them Dip beat to egg and roll in bread crumbs Scar delicate brown in hot at sauce can tomato juice rt cup vinegar li tsp auspice tsp cloies salt and pepper cup brown sugar seared chops in greased cascr over the chops Cover and bake at 350 degrees for hour HQ Sgu Mess LA Camp Borden CREAM PIE FILLING cups scalded milk tbsp corn starch za cups sugar li tsp salt egg yolks beaten tbsp butter li tsp vanilla Mix corn starch sugar and salt Gradually add scalded milk Cook over boiling water Stir as mixture thickens Cook 10 minutes more Stir occasion ally Combinc some of hot mix ture with egg yolks Stir into filling Cook and stir live min utes Addgbutter and vanilla Cool Meringue egg whites in tsp salt tsp anilln tbsp Ilne sugar MRS ELWOOD LANGMAN Boil this for minutes Place ole and pour the cooked sauce Van Vlack DUTIES OF THE women on the sunshine colt includes sorting and marking the handknits Ahnvc Mrs Wal ter anliss left shows hand knit baby sweater to Mrs The traditional mens night was held at Emmanuel Baptist Church by members of the Em manuel Womens Misisonary So ciety Mrs Beers president chaired the meeting The president introduced the speaker Rev Robert Guth rie of Orillia In her introduc tion she sai The WMS now has tradition of making the November meeting mens night when husbands are invit ed For this occasion we al ways try to have something special In outlining the speakers his tory Mrs Beers stated he is well known in the county since he has been speaking to the public through the medium of radio for nearly 20 years He has recently acquired the dis tinction of being elected presi dent of the Fellowship Evan gfilicsl Baptist Churches in Can HOLY LAND VISIT In 1957 it was his privilege to take trip to the land of the Bible the Holy Land He trav elled some 19000 miles and took many pictures Mr Guthrie showed 300 slides of his travels to Nazareth the home of Joseph and Mary the mother of Jesus very uni one little town situated in Low er Galilee almost secluded in the hills Here he photograph ed many ancient caves In his commentary he said Nazareth is approximately 85 miles from Bethlehem and this journey was made by hundreds of people once year by foot or donkey Joseph and Mary made this journey too over hills to Bethlehem and the inn where there was no room for the weary travellers and The Christ Child 0N JERICIIO ROAD The Jericho Road was also rough and hilly andone was re minded of the Good Samari tan At Damascus we saw slide of the Street called Strait lhis street wucov ergency the exclusion of any discrimination due to race cre ed or religion and the plan ning with the father for the care of his family Uniformed kers trained in nutrition and child care start work after visits to the various homes have been made bYthe supervisor who gets instructions as to their employ These Homemakers Mrs Fer guson concluded work from through Friday and to 12 noon on Saturday They do not work weekends unless absolutely nec rrra BARRIE EXAMINER smuniinr riov HOSTED BY WMS JSee Land Of Crusades At Annual Mens Night am to 530 pm Monday II 1961 ercd with metal canopy Judas lived on this street and it was to his home that Paul was taken after he had been blinded with the Light on the Damascus Read Here he re ceived his sight and turned from his darkness to be 01 lower of Jesus Christ The Sea of Galileelobkedyéry beautiful and one could visual ize Jesus and the Disciples fishing also the crowds that gathered to see and hear the Master commented Mr Guth rie gt The RiverJordan is the chief river of Palestine and is from 90 to 100 feet wide It was here our Lord was baptized by John the Baptist In Jerusalem slides Pilates Judgment Hall were shown where Jesus stood trial and was led away through groves up Golgothal Hill and was crucified Edward Kohlmeycr or re cording Sunshine Cart Provides Needs 0f Patients In Royal Victoria Editors Note This Is the first of series of articles explaining the services of the Royal VictorIn Hospital Womens Auxiliary The Womens Hospital Auxillt iary started the sunshine cart three years ago while Mrs McCarroll was president of the auxiliary It has its own Ifilommittee whose chairman is rs Pearson Flowers Mrs blessing each one had visited the Holy Land in person Rev Mr Nullmoyer thanked Pastor Guthrie for coming and nfiking mens night so memor the olive Mr Guthrie showed the sup posed tomb where Jesus lay for three days and then rose trium phnnt fromthe grave These pictures were not only reduce lional but Christvexaulting hence real spiritual uplight Mr Guthrie with his humor bus yet deeply spiritual narra tion made the pictures real Viking Settlement In Newfoundland COPENHAGEN Reuters Danish scientist found the Site of the first European landings on theAmerican continent five years ago but the discovery was kept secret in agreement with the Canadian National Museum to allow undisturbed excavation said statement issued hero The statement by Dr Ange Roussel of the Dan National Museum raid the Vikipg nettle ments were discovered on the northern tip of Newfoundland and in Labrador south of Ham ilton Inlet by Dr Joergen Meld gaard Meldgaard said Thursday that after he had located the first ng sites itwas comparat ively easy to determine the area where the main camp of Viking explorer Leif Ericson feeling he Flowers does all the buying for the cart Mrs Judd Kelly looks after distributing wool to willing knit tcrs who make lovely things to be sold on the cart Knitters are not all members or the mix iliary but can be anyone inter ested in helping the auxiliary in this way Mrs Betty Murray is treas urer for the cart and Mrs Heftan is in charge of get ting the volunteers who take the cart through the wards Tucsday nftemoon and Friday afternoon All small articles are sold on the cart that patient might want during stay in hospital It has proved very popular and if enough volunteers were nvnillt able would doubtless be wel comcd in the wards every day The Junior Auxiliary take the cart through the wards Thurs day evcnin Volunteers in their cheery ellnw smocks are welcome visitors to the con valescing patient Mrs Douglas Manchester Sr does great deal of sewing for the sunshine cart PEOPLE AND PLACES Pnoae Eileen DIIM or Audrey outwit PA M517 WEDDING GUESTS Among the out of town guests attending the Sturgeon Four nter wedding at Churchill Unit led Church this afternoon are Mr and Mrs David Cox of Minesing Mr and Mrs Michael Merino OriLlia Howard Allan Tomnto Mr and Mrs Roy Morrow Stroud Mr and Mrs Wilfred Peacock Thurmen Mr and Mrs George Pearce an rie The bride Miss Jacqueline 1Fournicr of Barrie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gcrlt rard Fournier of North Bay VIhe bridegroom Donald Stur geon is the son of Mr and lllllrs Edgar Sturgeon of Church RETURNS T0 WINDSOR Miss Joyce Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tay lor Napier Street returned to Windsor yesterday when she is in third year nurslng Metropolitan General Hospital PRIZE WINNERS The South Simcoe Chapter Registered urses Association of Ontario district No II held their annual tickct draw recent ly Miss Joy Yule Reg president of the chapter and Miss Helen Kelly llcg pro grtm and public relations co vcner were in charge of the draw First prize winner was Marvin Hough Napier Street Colllngwood second prize Mrs Margaret Switzer Donnld Stre et Midland The proceeds from the draw will be used for district bursary fund to assist future nurse in training Golden wedding onnlvrsflry ctlebrunls Mr and Airs Alex IlilLr ol Wesley Slrk at home to their one rclzuiics recently 1m ants hmc four children 32 aid Sundridxe in Clifford Harris tMarion Emory and Maurice all of Some They have eight grandchildren Out of city guests at the recep io were persenl mm Goldwater Cheltenham Eady Elmvale Edmonton Alberta Ilcshert Gilford llillfidale Midland Ii nosing Miami Florida New markct orth Bay Drillia Port Arthur St Marys Stroud Sta Sundridgc Toronto Uplergrnve Victoria Harbor BRIDEAELECT The engagement has been an nounced of Miss Evelyn Mary Spencer daughter of Sgt and Mrs Spencer of Camp Bordon to William Frederick Orval Richardson son of Lt and Mrs it Handy of Camp Borden The Holy Redeemer Chapel Camp Borden will be the setting for the ailern oon ceremony Nov 19 WEEKEND GUESTS Mr and Mrs Hamid Cooper Ross Street will he weekend guests at the home of their son and daughterinlaw Sgt and Mrs Cooper and son Harris of Downsview TORONTO TEA Mr and Mrs aga Peel Street were guests at ten and bazaar at Grace Hos pital Toronto Mrs Hagan met number of former classmates who are also graduates of the hospital 54 mothers We must make room for 1962 models and are clearing our complete $4000000 stock of Livingroom Dining Room Bedroom Suites Lamps Tables Chairs Carpets etc Manufactured by such leading companies as GlBBARD VILAS ANDREW MALCOLM KAUFMAN KROEHLER BARRYMORE BRAIEMORE ETC PRICES REDUCED FROM 1570 to 10 Sale Starts Monday NovemberllB Travel Arrnngements WORLD WIDE SERVICE AIR SHIP BUS RAIL HOTEL and RESORT RESERVATIONS 0K Johnson and Co Ltd lol nnniap Barrio on 55525 691 my 51 minute EM nscar HANDvKNIT IN CANADA BY Jolene FrillLips PHILLIPS riner in some cnnpnamon sr WI we FURNITURE snowaooms 202Dunlop St Barrie Ontario