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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
3
Practical advice on using an electric mixer for popovers and creaming sauces, with recipe fragments for popover batter and squash dishes. Includes two cautions: use a scraper, and increase speed gradually. Provides questions and answers on Hubbard squash readiness and canning peaches in syrup.
A village diary notes Honey the cocker spaniel chases birds yet protects hens by staying near their pen. The author details chicken breeds, weather, and a 60th anniversary church service amid community life and reflections on loss and service.
The first Trans-Canada Air Lines service to Paris was celebrated with government officials business leaders and newspaper men from Canada and France. The 40 member Canadian party led by Lang Sands included M.P. L R Beaudoin TCA president G R McGregor and other dignitaries. Paris welcomed the visitors for a week of receptions tours and a Mont Saint Michel visit as Paris joins London Prestwick and Shannon as TCA European stops.
An old farmer explains he kills rattlesnakes the day before plowing to prevent future danger. He notes the risk of unseen hazards and warns that not spotting work hazards now may get him later when he isn't looking. He stresses vigilance to avoid accidents.
High quality hay is leafy green and weed free with fresh smell. Good grass silage is clean smelling and mildly fermented with a pleasant tart taste.
The Financial Post quotes Dr. Melchair Palyi, a U.S. economist, asserting Canada pays too high a price for sovereignty and would be better off aligning with the United States politically and economically. He argues Canadians value distinct laws and traditions and may resist a full U.S. system.
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