Notable Canadian National Exhibition Homemaker Themes
The article describes demonstrations and products at the C N E appealing to homemakers. It notes electric dryers with safety approvals, a food chopper attachment, meat preparation demos, telephone service insights, hydro power plant talks, Canadian pottery designs, Australian and New Zealand exhibits, fresh coconut milk samples, fruit juice stands, Design for Living rooms, steel or plywood kitchen units, home freezers, meat cooking tips, and a range of kitchen knives with wooden handles.
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Homemakera
Eleanor Roosevelt
Canada
Niagara Falls
Coney Island
C.N.E
economical navy bean supper and braised short ribs
The article lists inexpensive meal ideas. It describes washing and soaking navy beans, cooking them in salted water, and seasoning well. It also gives a pressure pan method with pork fat brown sugar molasses onions and tomato juice for braised short ribs.
Campbellville WMS Reports At St David's Church Meeting
Mrs Lloyd Crawford hosted the WMS of St David's Church Campbellville on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Elliot opened with a poem Creeda after hymn and Lord's Prayer. Gertude Holmes read the Bible lesson. Reports from secretary treasurer and Cheer Welcome Press discussed letters calls and articles. Plans made for October Thankoffering meetings and overseas mission talk on Formosa. Seventeen members attended social time. Rev J Sutherland and others attended Fergus conference report.
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Lloyd Crawford
St. David's Church
Nassagaweyn W.ms
Lawrence Sharpe
Formosa
Rejpice
Wallace King
Rev. J. Sutherland
A. Moore
G. Black
R. Mahon
W. Greenlees
St. Andrew's Church
Fergus
Cheddar Cheese Name Secures Ties to Cheddar Village
Cheddar Cheese takes its name from the village of Cheddar near Bristol England where its production was first systematized by dairyman Joseph Harding establishing the origin story and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
England
Joseph Harding
Instalment Plan Buying for Five Per Cent Down
Gordon Oder of the Bank of Montreal in Acton promotes Canada Savings Bonds on a five per cent down instalment plan. A $50 bond can be bought with $2.50 down, $5 on a $100 bond, with the remainder paid over 12 months. The 1951 issue offers a higher rate, 3.5 per cent coupons and a first coupon due August 1, 1953, then annually through 1962.
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Canada Savings Bonds
Gordon Oder
Bank of Montreal
Acton
Oder
Anyoone
Canada Savings
Autumn Poet's Corner: Autumn Reflections on Seasons
The poem recalls the garden fading and maple leaves turning crimson and gold while praising summer memories. It foresees frost and snow, yet looks forward to spring. The speaker prefers a window view over enclosed space and mentions hay storage practices to keep the barn cool.
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Tinsmiths
Main Street North
Tomato Juice Inc
California
Eatmore
Campbellville
W.M.S
M-G-M
Lassie
Young
Gary Gray
Painted Hills
Roxy
Paul Kelly
Bruce Cowling
Poet's Corner
Optometrist
Guelph
George's Bq
THE
Bell Telephone
Company OF Canada
Ario
Welsan
Department of Public Welfare
Parliament Buildings
Toronto
Ontario
Front St. W
W. A. Goodfellow
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