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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
11
During fruit season readers share a method for making canned applesauce from pressed apples and a recipe for apple and peanut butter crumble. Instructions cover washing cutting cooking with water, canning in jars with oven or hot water bath processing, and baking a crumb topping with cinnamon and peanut butter for tender apples.
A collage of recipe snippets and tweaks names Mrs A W Osaye and Mrs J TL Asaya appear among instructions for apple pie ginger ale salad and spaghetti dishes. The text details dough, fillings, gelatine mixtures, and serving tips with incomplete measurements and stray editor notes.
John Weselowski, 48, of Mackamith, built a spinning wheel shop into a busy manufacturing center turning out spinning wheels and related goods. He expanded from local sale to a world wide market shipping to France Iceland and the United States. His works grew into wool mills carding and flour mills and even a monument shop. The town lacks electricity and runs on set power as residents await hydro plans.
The narrator recalls cleaning stove pipes and chimney with Partner at Ginger Farm while reflecting on city chores and farm memories. They note Second Nelon and Daugh ter visiting, rain inconveniences, and joys of busy family life with visitors and daily tasks.
London actress Lilian Giverega, known for stage and film work, abandons career for family life in Canada. She married an officer, toured during wartime, returned to England for a film, then moved to Ottawa and Regina, now settled with husband in Saskatchewan and enjoying Canadian community ties.
British farmers aim to return to prewar crop practices as June 1946 statistics show lower cereal acreage. Compulsory cropping rules eased. potatoes and sugar beets remain restricted while wheat incentives drop and then restore. Government urges wheat acreage to 2.5 million in 1947 amid wet weather and feed concerns. dairy cattle show a small rise.
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