The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-06
Hundreds Crowd Church
as Annual Affair Opens

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By MARY 3. TAYLOR
Nearly six hundred persons at
tended the opening Of the Sew
enth Annual Industrial Exhibit
and Food Show In the Methodist
church last evening. Forty ex.
hibitors brought to the public
eye the newest and best IN a.
many different wares.
A steadily swelling stream of
people filed through the exhib-
its winding up In the big audi
forum. where the Nu-Way
School Of Hawaiian Guitar pre-.
scented q program Of music and
entertainment, and the drawings
took place.
H. Spencer Roys, exhibit
chairman, took the microphone
to conduct the drawing. Follow
ing 10 q list Of winners Of prizes
awarded to some Of those who
signed cards at the door:
Winners at last evenings
drawing for door prizes were:
Homer De Slower. cake; w. L.
Bergen, coffee cake; Mrs. George
Finley. frosted ginger bread;
Mrs. John Riley, ham loaf; Mar
garet Williams, sponge cake;
Mrs. Charles Miller. ham loaf;
Joseph Randolph. oven meal;
Clarence Starkey, oven meal;
Harry King, anniversary cake:
Vernon Schulz, skillet meal;
Mrs. X. Evans, skillet meal; G.
e. Gustafson, lemon pie; Mrs.
Andres, chocolate cake; Harry
Kracht, electric tea kettle; Mrs.
Harry Roy. electric tea kettle,
and Mrs. Paul Long, complete
Nesco roaster.
MANY NOVEL EXHIBITS
A rambling tour through the
many fascinating exhibits dis
closed . number Of high lights.
The newest In refrigerators-
one had a tempting array that
would do credit as a Daily Mon
itor Market Basket contest entry
and the attendant said IL had
been there for IA days. It looked
fresh % q daisy, too.
Another refrigerators features
extra frozen food storage space,
to accommodate the rising pop
ularity Of these foods. The same
model claims to keep moisture
within the box, eliminating
evaporation, which has been q
problem in electric refrigera-
ton. Another new refrigerator
feature noted Is glass shelves,
allowing greater ease In locating
what you want.
In the washing field, any num-
Der Of new ideas have made the
very thought of allowing some.
one else to do your washing
dtstasteful-and that is sales
manship. We have come to ex-
pect cleaning porcelain, but
streamlining has now been car
ried to the smallest details, in
Guiding the wringer paths and
the agitators. One nationally
advertised design features a
square model, something new in
the conventional machine. And
there's q washer designed with
double walls, to keep the water
hot.
An operator from q we'll
known ironer company per.
formed easily for the ever.
admiring throng surrounding
her.
IRONERS DRAW MANY
A sizeable ironing fairly
melted as she deity demon
strated the modern way to turn
out work. And then again, she
detracted not whit from the
remarkable new irons, which do
practically everything but iron
alone. Clever features pre-.
vent scorch, make 1t no longer
necessary to lift that six-pound
Tor more) iron every time you
take q stroke, and keep temper
atures just where you want
them
The stoves to be had In to-
days markets would make cooks
out OF the rankest amateurs. All
the suesswork has been taken
out Of cooking by oddments Of
thoushtfulness on the part Of
manufacturers. One exhibit
showed q stove that encom-
passed features recommended
by 600-odd home service agents.
Among those features that
struck your reporter were the
plate warmer-and the design
that permits the stove to set
flush with the wall, eliminating
that discouraging cloud that
will form on the wall behind
stoves.
Another satisfying appliance
was Z waffle iron that makes
waffles Of q respectable size TO
fit breakfast plates. Another
was . musical door-bell to pro-
test from the old nervous shock.
A window that could be re-
easier .thss boxing . esksl