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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-09-25, Page 8v. PAGE EIGHT I I I I T Old Time Dance and Etic to be held in BLYTH "MEMORIAL HALL Friday, October 3 Euchre from 8 to 10 Prizes for highest number of lone hands and highest for ladies; highest points men; also lowest points and lowest points men. ADMISSION 50c George Smith-Orchestra Sponsored by Blyth Canadian Legion for Legion Ball Club TIMRSD:AY,. $gPTE11413PX "Jr- t 414TUIVI BIN G and HEAT] THE HEATING SEASON IS HE) Oil Heating Forced Air and Gra See The NEW "Monogram" Space Heats With the NON-CARBON VIREPOT. The flame horns Priced from $110.00 up PLUMBING -- GENERAL REPAIRS — Sewer 5 30-40-1-2 . ••••101••••• Engines last longer..:. =letter with OIL FILTERS \\C The most gracious hotel. at the gateway to northern Michigan and Canada in the heart of America's groat automotive center. 750 new outside rooms, every room with bath. Ample hotel parking space. Air-conditioned lounge, coffee shop, dining room and ballroom, CONVENTION AND GROUP MEETINGS INVITED "nmeteeep--ere-eme.noe-emeee-,.. CAR BINGO Sponsored bla•Exeter Branch of the Canadian Legion in Aid of South Huron Hospital Building Fund Wednesday, October 1 EXETER ARENA 1952 FORD Customline 2-DOOR (Complete with air conditioning, heater and licence) . . plus . . . $1,000 IN CASH PRIZES 15 REGULAR GAMES FOR $20.00 EACH 3 SPECIAL GAMES FOR $100.00 EACH 1 SPECIAL GAME FOR $400.00 - Admission $1; Extra and Special Cards, 25c, 5 for $1; Car Special $1 DOORS OPEN AT 7.30 GAMES START AT 9 p.m. (Exeter Legion Members Not Eligible To Win Car) 39-b The gutters" of a book are the inside margins of pages where they are bound together. prepare a Peach Ice Cream Pie? Answer: Peach Ice Cream Pie graham crackers sugar butter or margarine 1 pkg. raapberry-fLavored gelatine' lemon juice 1 pint vanilla ice cream Combine 2 cups graham. cracker crumbs, 2 tbsps, sugar and 'A cup melted butter. Press evenly into, a greased 9-inch pie pan. Hake,at 350 degs. Arrange a thick layer of cooked peaches. Dissolve gela, tine iri 1% cups boiling water. Add 2 tbsps, lemon juice, then chill until slightly thickened. Beat gel- tine with ice cream until well blended. Pour over the peaches. Chill until firm. Garnish as de- sired. * Anne Allan invites yon,to write, to her 'care of Clinton News-Rec- ord. Send in your,, suggestions, on homemaking problems and watch this column for replies. TOYLAND, JOYLANDI This is the loveliest land of them all. You do not need a passport or visa to cross its border but there are rules about getting, in very strict rules only the young and innocent can enter. As a matter of fact, babies are the rulers, children make the laws, and the language is the language of love. Adults, only if accompanied by children, may visit"here briefly, view the sights and recapture the magic of toyland. Wonderful Toys There is no end to the wonder of toys. Children love them, cherish them — even assume a sense of responsibility toward them. If you'Nre ever watched a tiny cherub cuddle her favorite stuffed doll,put it to bed, talk to it, care for it you know that that toy is the cherub's world and sun. If you've noticed your small son endearingly pummel his pet stuffed animal, toss it up in the air and rush to catch it, talk to it sternly about its duties — then you under- stand that your son and the toy are united in a wonderful other- world. With Christmas ap- proaching — more quickly than you think it's time to start work on your own miniature circus of gay and winsome toy animals, They can be crocheted quickly and easily. Even if you're a new crocheter, you'll find your skill equal to these toys. Another advantage they're as dunkable as any antiseptic- minded morn could want. Crocheted Panda The panda bear is easily made from sturdy black and white crochet thread and stuffed with cotton batting. The eyes and mouth are worked right into the face to stand the wear of children's play. Tie a gay satin bow around his neck and include him with your Christmasgifts to give, If you would like a direction leaflet to make this PANDA BEAR, just send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needlework Department of this paper and ask for Leaflet No. PC-5429. DOE'S YOUR OLD THRESHER STILL DO THE. JOB?? . . . . TRADE IT IN on a new Bell "Imperial" machine and assure yourself of a job well done, economically and efficiently. . . Come in, write or telephone us to find out about our attractive preposition., offered during our slack period over the next two months. See our "Imperial" thresher and rid yourself of your old machine that consumes money in faulty operation, repairs and lost time. . . . . If your machine is still in good condition but in need of repairs or an overhaul, we are offer- ing our services at a special fall and winter discount on both parts and labour. SEE US NOW! Robert Bell Industries Limited Seaforth, Ontario. Phone 268 - 269 39-b Needlecraft News by Pa i91 e Roy MURPHY BRO CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH — FARGO TRU Phone 465 CLINTON Hur Where The Better Bands Play Ontario's Beauty Spot 36 to 42-b —•••••• " coo LESS Low Down Payment EASY TERMS GENEROUS TRADE IN ALLOWANCE Pull on the clothes and it stops. NO that a marvel of safetY? It stops quicker than you have tune to think. Even a youngster could run it scifely. Now you tan relax when the wringer is going. You OUGHT to see it. Come in and let us Show you. Groves Electric Phone 688J Clinton Pot PSI-if RS WASHERS MIN16/11/OWS'itECORI) Hello Homemakers! Such an abUndant crop of good quality to- matoes as we have throughout Ontario this year. Tomatoes are a delicious adjunct to a meal and as "'decorative as they are good. Big meaty slices with a sprinkling of finely minced chives or onion and Salt Or a little„ French dressing may be serVed in place of a second hot vegetable at any meal.= • .The old,fashioned 'way is also good, that is, place tomato wedges on lettuce andsprinkle with sugar. When tomatoes are - broiled, plain-haked or pan-fried, they are cooked in ten minutes. For an el- aborate "bake," stuff the temat. oes with .' well-seasoned • crumbs and minced ham or a combination of two or more leftover vegetables combined with cream sauce. Tuck tomatoes into the menu whenever yen can. Broil thick slices, akin• on, with the steak for dinner or• the bacon for breakfast or the sausages for supper, Stew them as a side dish and occasional- ly sprinkle with cheese. Add toma- toes to a casserole of corn, spag- hetti, rice or what have you. Minced tomatoes enrichen a meat loaf _mixture and of course, fresh tomato soup is tops. Broiled Tomatoes 3 firm tomatoes • salt and pepper 1, egg • Vs cup creamed crumbs 2 tbsps, butter 3 tbsps. brown sugar 3/4 tsp. carry powder Wash tomatoes and cut thin allees from tops and bottoms; then cut in half crosswise. Sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper and allow to drain. Dip in beaten egg, then bread crumbs or corn- meal. Dot with butter and broil, first on pne side, then on other, turning carefully. Mix brown sug- ar with curry powder, sprinkle ov- er tomatoes, dot again with butter, and brown quickly. May be serv- ed either as a garnish or a vege- table; allow one whole tomato when served as a vegetable.. Chili Sauce 10 large ripe"tomatoes, peeled and chopped 3 medium apples, peeled, cor- ed and chopped 1/2 cup celery, finely chopped 1 green pepper, seeded and chopped 1 sweet red pepper, seeded and chopped 1 tbsp. salt 1. tsp. ginger ground 1 ts'P. groimd -.cloves • 1 tap, 0'rettild alllice 11/4 _Mina cider vinegar 1 cup brown sugar, firmly • packed Place all ingredients in pre•sery. ing kettle and cook over low heat until thick, stirring oceasionally to Prevent bilrning, about 2% hours. Sometimes,. after an "hour of .ceen- ing, we strain off the juice and boil. the juice down until it is thick and syrupy, then return it to kettle, bring to • boil. Seal in sterilized jars. Makes 2 quarts. THE QUESTION _BON Mrs, Mc asks: 'Have you recipe using ginger ale in a mayor- naise that, is quite thick? Answer: Ginger-Cheese Mayonnaise 1% tsps unflavored gelatine, 3,, bottle (12 on) ginger ale, • chilled %cup grated sharp cheese % cup chili sauce. 3 tbsps. gritted onion % tsp, salt sp, pepper 1% t eupa maypnnaise gelatine. in, saucepan; Slowly 'stir in one-fourth of ginger ale, Cook ,O)Ter medium heat, .stir- peg eonatantly, until gelatine has dissolVed (do net 'Cool, but do not allow. toset. Combine re-. maining ingredients; blend in cool- ed gelatine,, little at a time. Slowly add remaining ginger ale. Place in refrigerator; stir several times during chilling to make dressing creamy-smooth. Store in electric refrigerator. Stir with fork before serving. Miss E.D. asks: Can you suggest a quickly prepared tomato aspic? Answer; Tuna-Tomato Aspic 2 tbsps. gelatine- 2 cups tomato juice , 1 7 oz. can tuna fish, chunk style celery Onions Stuffed olives Soften 2 tbsps. unflavored gela- tine in 1/2 cup tomato juice. Heat remaining tomato juice to boiling point. Add gelatine and stir until dissolved. Chill until slightly thick- ened. Add 1 can flaked tuna fish, 1% cups chopped celery, 2 tbsps. grated onion, %, cup sliced olives, 1 tsp.. salt and 1/4, tsp. pepper. Pour,- into a 11/4 quart mold and chill until firm in electric 'refrigerator. Miss K. L. asks: How do you s-eeee-ettes-s-s-4-..esee-e-e-s-e,e-o-e-se Mr, and Mrs. Harry Husband, London, are vacationing this week at their cottage here. Mr, and Mrs. Jaynes Barnes and their guest, Mrs, Barbara Laird, London, spent the past week at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westlake spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, James Barnes. Mrs. Roy Plumsteel, Mrs. Harold Tyndall, Mrs. Edward Welsh, Mrs. Fred Wallis, assisted Mrs. Barnes in a quilting bee on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A, Thomas, Mis- ses Mary Ann' and Elizaheth, Chatham, spent the 'weekend with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes. Miss Alma Barn- es, Londen, also was with her parents for the weekend. It.'Ort+47***ret-ese*I.-*-teles-e-0-0.9,-se HEHSALL The Legion Hall, //email,. was an ideal setting for the annual pot. luck 'supper of wensell Wornen!s Institute, held Tuesday evening, September 16, In the absenee'of Mrs. A. Alexander, ,Nfrs, Ed- wards was, ably assisted by Mrs, W. O. Goodwin, President Mrs, G. Armstrong presided for, the bus-. ineas period. The roll call provided the collec, Um, "Give a penny for each inch of yew, .waist line.". Letters were read frpin Mrs. F, J, Appleby and Mrs. F. Evans referring to their institute :gifts, Mrs, George Hess Was, appointed card secretary to replace Mrs. Evans who recently left for Goose Bay. The president outlined the enc.: cessful picnic held at Riverview, Park, lEetor, where Hensall, and Zurich Institutes were entertained, by the -Huronclale Women's Instit- ute. The next item mentioned on the agenda was the District Annital held at Kippen this year, This event will take place in Hensall next June and will be catered to by the Hensall Women's Institute. Mrs. R. 13, Middleton most kind- ly volunteered to collect items for Exeter Fair and take them to the Fair. The president called upon Mrs. A. E, Munn, London, to come for- ward, Miss Gladys Luker read an address and Miss Phyllis Case made a presentation of a lovely vase to Mrs. 1V1unn. Before taking up residence in London this year, Mrs. Munn was a very active-and valued .member.of the institute. Mrs. Middleton showed interest- ing color views depicting local scenes, holiday outings and travel. Miss M. Ellis and Mrs. E. Norm- into formed the entertainment committee. North American natives were called Indians because Columbus thought he had reached. India. 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