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thildren,"" To illustrate the work done yy the Children's Aid of Osh- wa, Miss Butler stated that his institution had given 13,307 days of care to children it a cost of $345,166. for 1966. To encourage audience parti- ipation, a hypothetical vas presented for case he expert point of view on vhat action would be taken. HARVESTED BIG BEET DAUPIN, Man. (CP)--Mary luska harvested a seven-pound eet from her garden recently. t had a circumference of 27 nches. Meat Market Phone 723-3732 WN & SAVE! MENT INSPECTED ROASTS 89: uw. 49° .. 3 Ibs. e.. 3 Ibs. | PECIALS @ irters .... Ib. 6i¢ iekcesss IMME 45° 35° Ye OR WHOLE" LB. rapping and freezing duroy. Plush key, brown or 23.98 f cotton with ar lined with 23.98 2 nth of wool. ckets. Green, 19.95 19 P.M. discussion: nd then Miss Butler provided' THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 25, 1967 23 Our teapot is a_hand- some black cat to set the mood for Hallowe'en Choco- late Cake with frosting and filling of orange icing, fine Chocolate Hallowe'en Cake Will Work Wonders On Witches: Soon the witches will be out] and cries of "Shell-Out - Shell- Out," will fill the crisp autumn air. | Every child loves some type of family celebration on Hallow- e'en, as well as his own pur- suits on this happy night, and we had just this type of celebra- tion in mind when we teamed this dark chocolate layer cake with a filling and frosting of rich orange icing. It would make an excellent) dessert for the evening meal on Hallowe' en, to set the mood before your "Shell-Outers" de- part and the steady stream of expectant young faces begin to appear at your doorway. It would also be fine for a Hal- lowe'en party. Decorations can be just as lively as you can make them. The pictured cake has pumpkin faces, which are crisp choco- late wafers given 'faces' with icing. The icing itself was tint- ed quite a deep orange for the occasion. This is also a most acceptable cake for any time of the year, even without this handsome black cat from which to pour the tea. Freshly made tea will taste every bit as well, of course, when poured from a brown betty or your very best teapot, and seems the ideal beverage to complement the taste of chocolate and orange. HALLOWE'EN CAKE Yield -- One 2-layer cake. 3 ounces unsweetened choco- late 2 cups once-sifted pastry flour or 1 and two-thirds cups once-sifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda Y, teaspoon salt ¥% cup butter or margarine 1% cups fine granulated sugar 1 egg 1 egg white (use yolk in the icing) 1 cup milk 1-3 cup dairy sour cream 1 teaspoon vanilla Grease two 8-inch round layer cake pans and line in the bot- tom with greased waxed paper. Preheat oven to 350 degrees (moderate). Cut up chocolate and melt it over hot water. Cool to luke- warm Sift together the pastry or all- purpose flour, baking soda and salt. Cream butter or margarine; gradually blend in sugar. Add 1 whole egg and 1 egg white and beat them in well; beat in melt- ed chocolate. Slowly blend milk into sour cream; stir in vanilla. Add sifted dry ingredients to creamed mixture part at a time, alternating with liquids and combining lightly but thor- DIE IN FIRST DAY In the United States, two out of five infant deaths occur in the child's first day and more than two out of three in the first |30 minutes. Stand cakes in their | 4 | | | | for a party or family. treat | the night the witches ride and revelry fills the air. Crisp chocolate wafers are pumpkin faces. oughly after each addition. Turn| batter into prepared pans and spread evenly. Bake in preheated oven 25 to pans on wire racks for 10 min- utes, then turn out onto wire | racks, peel off papers and allow] cakes to cool completely. Fill and frost cold cakes with| the following Rich Orange Iring| and decorate as desired. RICH ORANGE ICING | Yield: sufficient icing to fill) and frost an 8-inch round layer} cake. | ¥Y% cup (about) frozen concen-| trated orange juice j 1-3 cup butter or margarine | 1 egg yolk | Few grains salt | 3% cups sifted icing sugar ¥Y, teaspoon vanilla Measure frozen orange juice | and allow it to come to room} temperature. Cream butter or margarine| well; add and beat in egg yolk and salt, Add sifted icing sugar, alternately with concentrated orange juice, combining well after each addition -- use just sufficient orange juice to make Saag oF DRI BURNS JEWELLERS 44th... Birthday Sale Starts TOMORROW at 10 am. OLD COUNTRY SCENES 10k he Special .. SRR be ORO an icing of spreading consis- tency. Stir in vanilla and beat icing well. New Freedom | Enables Nun | To See Canada SEPT-ILES, Que. (CP) -- Yvonne Begin: left Canada 45 years ago for France and en- tered the closed world of a cloister in a Paris suburb. Just recently Yvonne Begin,| now Sister Marie of the Immac- ulate Heart, stepped from a jet in Montreal into the arms of rel- atives she scarcely expected to see again. She was overwhelmed when her Mother Superior, acting on relaxed regulations of the Vati- can, arranged for her trip to) Canada. She was the first nun| in the cloister to benefit from | the new freedom. | : For 45 years she has devoted her life at the Good Shepherd Convent, at Cheville Larue near Paris, to delinquent girls Adding to her work was the F | Semsapencen Black, ; Wrought Iron MAPLE LEAF | CANDLE | HOLDER with assorted colored rose _ shaped candles BIRTHDAY ' PRICE 2-88 EACH MEER LY SERIES EON IEE GD decision of the French govern- ment, after the Second World War, to entrust to the convent the detention of delinquent girls from 13 to 20 instead of turning them over to crowded prisons. Sister Marie says that under a minimum of rules and regula- tions all are returned to society without having been subjected to long association with hard- ened criminals and_incorrigi- bles. t Following her arrival in Can- ada for a three-week visit, Sis-| ter Marie visited relatives in} Levis, Sept-Iles and Chicoutimi. In Sept-Iles she visited a niece, Mrs. Joseph Gagnon, and fam- ily and other more distant rela- ts SRS teaempeen ot week tives. Van Belle Take a Drive GARDENS 36 Varieties of EVERGREENS (Freshly Dug) Hardy Garden MUMS .. . Tulips Daffodils . . . Hyacinths, 'ete. 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