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Hello Hoinemakersi A shower
fora bride is a special kind of
party. You see, it is a part of;that
aura of romance, good wishs,
gifts, flowers and trousseau, that
surrounds her .wedding — that
treasury of memories she will
cherish all her life. The party
can be .quiet and simple but we
try and add a touch of novelty,
As the hostess, Yea set the time
after making the date with the
bride on some pretext. Deckle on
the number of guests, all friends
of,the bride and the theme, flan
for the presentation of the gifts
and for refreshments,
Garden Skewer: For the bride
whowill have a garden, approp-
riate gifts will help her develop a
'WPM thumb". TWO girls may
be the purchasing agentsfor the
group and buy seeds, gardening
gloves, tools and gardening books,
Linen Shower: For quality and
lasting loveliness, linens are as
'welcome as ever. Present the gifts
on a decorated clothes rack,
Laundry Shower; Use an indoor
clothes line as a gift and on it
Peg pressing cloth, a peg hag,
starch, bag, of soap and maybe a
note as to ironing board and iron
gift.
condiment Shower: Select.
sauces, seasonings, spices, relishes,
a mustard jar, mayonnaise dish
and relish dishes. Wrap them
separately and put them in one
large box, Label this boldly with
such witticisms as "Sauce for the
Goose" or "Spice of Life."
1Kitchen Shower:- Turn .a table
into an old-fashioned brick oven.
.Cover the sides to the floor with
brick -designed crepe paper, Cover
the table tap• with black paper on
which stove plates can be sketch-.
ed by tracing plates with ehalk.
Make a stove pipe by, covering
pabluin boxes With black paper.
Arrange the gifts on the top of
this stove—frying pan, tea:kettle,
saucepan, double boiler 'with egg
lifter, ladle, slotted spoon. in tile'
utensils. 'You may also include a
.set of modern oven ware dishes.
t'lupboard Shower; Th e gifts
would be suet* items as skirt
hangers, shoe trees, blanket cases,
clothes covers,.hat boxes and trou-
ser hangers (since there's going to
he a man in her life,) The pre-
sentation Will be the most amusing
feature of this shower. The clothes
closet may be filled as•typical Fib-
her McGee's closet and have rolled
cotton packages fall elft with a
card and name of item to be
•donated, then after reading the
cauls the unwrapped items may
he Brought in on trays.
Herr are other suggestions you
might like to try out: hobby
showers, shower of .glassware on
shelves which may be constructed
using bricks and hoards, cesrnetic
shower using a bridesmaid as a
model, picnic accessory shower
and .a reeipe .sl;pwee with a list of
staple supplies to be delivered ten
days atter wedding date. And
finally, one thought the bride will
bless your for—do provide her with
some kind of harttper to .Garry her
gifts home.
Sandwieh boat
1 loaf unsuited bread
Hotter, slightly softened for
spreading
% cup cottage cheese
1/3 cup devilled Rana spread
% cup egg salad
34 cup tunafrsh salad.
cup cottage cheese (cheese
• mixed with chopped cress)
3 pkgs, cream cheese
to 1/3 cup milk
Red colouring •
Trim all crusts from bread; cut
loaf into six lengthwise slices.
Spread first slice with butter, then
with cottage cheese. Spread next
slice with butter, Place buttered
side :down on top of first slice. Be -
peat this procedure using devilled
ham in the second layer, egg salad
in the third, tunafish salad in the
fourth and cottage cheese in the
last. Soften cream cheese with a
spoon. Add milk and colouring
gradually, blending until soft and
easy to spread, Frost loaf with.
cheese.
Chill thoroughly in e)edtric re-
frigerator several hours if pos-
sible. Garnish the loaf with/let-
tuce,radish roses and carrot Burls.
Cut in half inch slices with a very
sharp knife. If desired,' use alter-
nate slices of whole wheat and
white bread. Other fillings may be
used. Yield: 12 to 15 slices.
Take 4t. Tip
1. Sandwiches may be made in ad-
vance, provided you can wrap
each lot in heavy wax paper and
place in crisping pan or pliable
plastic container then store in
refrigerator.
2. Freshen sandwiches by placing
a steaming hot cloth over them.
3. One large sandwich loaf cuts in-
to 60 or 65 slices and the small
one into 20 slices,
4. One large loaf requires
butter and 'a ib. filling.
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Anne Allan invites you to write
to her % Clinton News -Record.
Send in your suggestions on home-
making problems and. watch this
column for replies.
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Funeral service was conducted
in the Ball and Murch funeral
home, High Street, Clinton, en
Thursday, May 14, 1953, for
Charles Josling, who passed away
in Clinton on Tuesday, May 12, in
his 93rd. year,
Pall -bearers were six nephews;
Wilfred and Hartley Managhan;
Henry and William Pickett; Her-
old and Charles Josling, Detroit.
Flower -bearers were William and
and Robert Managhan; Alec and
Ross McMichael; Edward Far-
quhar and Warbie Burton. '
Surviving besides his widow, his
sons, daughters and his sister, are
13: grandchildren,
Mrs W. T. Potter
There passed away in Mitchell
at the home of her daughter, on
May 8, 1953, Bertha Jane Whit-
tingham, beloved wife of William
T, Potter, Lucknow, and daughter
Wof thehittinghlateatnMr. and Mrs. ,Arthur
M.
Mr. .and Mrs. Potter had gone
to Mitchell to spend a few days
with their daughter and both con-
tacted .the flu.. Mrs. Potter, who
has not been strong since a ser-
ious illness last summer, suffered
complications which culminated in
a severe stroke from which she
never rallied. She passed away
the next day without regaining
consciousness.
Mrs. Potter was of a lovable
disposition and to know her was
to love her. She will be sadly
missed not ,only by her own im-
mediate family, but by a large
circle . 0
f friends.
Those left' to mourn besides her
husband, are two daughters:
(Clara), Mrs. Charles Shaddick,
Lucknow, and (Hazel), Mrs. Mal-
colm MacFarlane, Mitchell; also
an adopted son, D. E. Potter,
Goderich.
For a number of years, Mr. and
Mrs. Potter lived on concession 4,
Stanley Township, later moving to
Goderich Township. For the past
six years they have resided in
Lucknow.
The funeral, which was largely
attended, was held from the Ball
and Mutch funeral home, High
Street, Clinton, on May 11. In-
terment was in Clinton Cemetery.
The service was conducted by Rev.
Mycklejohn, Lucknow, assisted by
Rev. A. G. Eagle, Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton, where de-
ceased had been a member for
many years before moving to
Lucknow.
The pallbearers were' cousins,
Nelson, Bert and Howard Trewar-
tha,. Lorne, Leslie and Wilfred
Jervis. The flower -bearers were
nephews, Elmer, Frank, Ray and
-Joseph Potter, Edward Grigg,
Lloyd Bond and 'Thomas Rathwell,
The beantifui fiord -tributes show-
ed the esteem in which the deceas--
ed was held.
yrs, Alberta Simmons
Mrs, Alberta Simmons. /1, wid-
ow of John Simmons, died in the
Ruston nursing home, Mitchell, on
Saturday, May 16.
Born in Usborne Township, she
was the former -Alberta Vance,
and was a 'resident of Hensall for
15 years,
Surviving is one sister, Mrs,.
Aivina Fraser, Hensall.
Funeral service was held in the
l3onthron funeral heme, I email,
on Monday afternoon, May 18, by
Rev. W. J, Rogers. interment was
in McTaggart s Cemetery, -
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