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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
3
A kitchen feature promotes sauces to elevate inexpensive meats and desserts. It suggests making gravies and custards more appealing, pairing vegetables with parsley and egg white sauces, and marinating meat in barbecue spice before slow simmer. It hints at a Roxbury sauce novelty and provides a basic sauce recipe with tomatoes onion parsley bay leaf cloves paprika and salt.
Instructions describe browning mushrooms in fat, thickening sauce with flour and cornstarch, adding milk and beet extract, and finishing with butter and seasonings. A dessert mix follows with eggs, sugar, milk, corn starch, vanilla, lemon, and rind. Community homemaking column offers advice and muffin tip about bacon-topped muffins.
Mr. George Beaumont of Toronto visited with relatives here. Mrs. Mervyn Cook and baby Myrna holiday with Mrs. and Mrs. Cook in Owen Sound. WREN Sally Blick of Toronto on furlough with her parents Mr and Mrs George Blick. Dick Beaumont, RCAF, returned to High River Alberta after a furlough at home with Mr and Mrs William Beaumont. Mr and Mrs Reg Wingfield and son spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Wingfield. Mrs Tom Norton Penny and Peter visited with Mr and Mrs Tom Beaumont Toronto last week. Mr and Mrs Kingsmill of Acton on.
Weekend visitors at the home of Bar and Mrs Tom 5 shared time with Mr and Mrs Joe Scott in Limetown to spend furloughs with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lorriman. Boys in uniform home on leave included Vernon Kirby Mervyn Kirby Jack Gilbert and Bill Boorzack. Home on Thursday from Baska-
General trucking permits require a specific permit from the Board. The order exempts farmers using their own trucks for farm products but applies to trucking farmers for others. The permit system aims to conserve equipment gasoline and tires by reducing duplication.
B M Clemens secretary of the Holstein Prussian Association of Canada based in Brantford Ontario reports booming Laneectation business in 1944. Registrations for the first four months total 20 163 a 22 percent rise from 1943 with transfers up six percent and membership up 21 percent.
The Halton County Council discusses a committee to review urban municipality costs with the aim of fair shared expenses. A motion approves various accounts totaling 4543.42 and grants Milton Board of Trade park use for juvenile recreation under conditions.
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