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CLINTON
2-7064
Perfect Cream Puffs
(Makes 6 Large" Puffs
1/4 cup butter
1/4 teaspoon, salt
% cup boiling water
Y cup, sigSt1 alf-purpose flour
2'-'eggs
"Add butter and salt to boiling
water in a saucepan, then bring to
a boil. Add flour all at once, and
stir vigorously until mixture forms
a stiff hall lin :Centre, of pan. -7-Re-
move from heat. Add eggs, one at
a time, beating well after each
addition until mixture is smooth.
Mixture should be stiff. Shape
puffs on lightly buttered cookie
ELECTORS JN . TOWNSHIP
OF TUCKERSAAITH:
Having., been d Trustee
of School Area No. 1
-Tuckersmith for the last
four xears, I again offer
my services for 1957-58.
Ross Forrest
1-1)
remiumeal.
ELECTORS IN' TOWNSHIP
OF TUCKERSMITH:
Having been nominated
for School Area Trustee,
I again offer my services.;
I Will appreciate your
support at the polls on
Monday, January
Chester Neil
Samuel. Hey
(By our Walsall correspondent)
Samuel C. Hey, 69, died at his
home, at Blake, on December 26,
He had lived there for 43 Years,
and had a blacksthith shop until
retiring in 1951. His early life
was spent in Hay Township,
Surviving begides „his wife, the
former Mary J. Meyers, are one
son, Victor, 9oderich; five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Charles Meyer Jr„ Wil-
ton Grove; Mrs. Clifford. Dono-
van,London; Mrs. James Eurdge,
Cobourg; Mrs, Elva Yoonge, Ham-
ilton; Mrs. Archie Mustard, Bruce-
field; one brother, Wilhiath Hey,
and two sisters, Mrs, Phillip Fas-
sold and Mrs. Edward Stelck, ell
of Dashwood,
'1' 5
Service was on Saturday, at 'the
Evangelical U,. B. church, Zurich,
by the Rev, A. M, •Amacher. In-
terment was in the Evangeligal
'Cemetery, Bronson Line.
Peter Cameron
(By our Ifensall Correspondent)
Peter T. Cameron, died in Sask-
atoon City Hospital, on December
26, He had been a patient there
for about a month,
Peter Cameron was the son of
Mr. and Mrs. .John Cameron aryl
was born on the fourth coneessiol
of Stanley Township in 1884,
went west in 1910 and.Sioce that
time resided for the most part at
Kinderaley, Sask, except for a
short tinie spent in Ontario and. Michigan.
-lie farmed most of hii life ex.
cept for a short time when he was
an elevator nianager and for the
last few years engaged in carpen-
ter work at Kindersley, Sash, in
1516 he married Carrie Mellis,
Kippen, who predeceased him in
May 1956,
He leaves one daughter, Jean'
(Mrs. A. Tooth, Winnipeg), He
was a member of Kinclersley Unit-
ed Church and a member of Ses-
sion there,
He was one or seven children,
Three survive: Mrs. Hugh Aiken-
head, )3ruceflied;. Hugh D. 'Cam-
eron, Clinton and Mrs. William
Henry, Hensall and a. sister-in-law
Mrs. John Cameron livts at Cal-
gary, He also leaves several nep-,
hews arid nieces.
Three of the family, predeceased
him: Mrs, George Forrest, Alberni,
B.C.; John Cameron, Kindersley
and Alexander , who died many
years ago. Mr. Cameron was a
man of sterling character and
made many friends both in th
east and west. , The funeral wa
held Monday, December 30, a
Kindersley, Sask. •
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pRUGGIST
TOWNSHIP OF- TUCKERSMITH
NOTICE OF
Nomination Meeting
A Meeting of the 'Electors of the Township of Tuckersmith
will • be held in
TOWN HALL; SEAFORTH
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9,1957
for the, ,purpose of nominating ,candidates for the office of
Cinincillors for 1957, (Two to be elected)
Nominations will be received from the hour of one o'clock
\ to two o'clock in the afternoon.
In the event of more 'being ,nominated than are
required to- fill the ,positions,
AN ELECTION
will be held on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1957
Polls will' be open from .9 a.m.. to 6 p.m., at the following places:
P81) No, 1-Mrs, Sheila King's DRO—,13arry Chesney
House, Egnoridville PC—William Cameron
PSD No, 2—'SS No, 8 DRO—Roy McGeoch
—William Scotchmer
01110—W. P. Roberts
PO,-,Geage Turner
PSD Net. 4—SS No. 3 MO—Norris Sillery
PC—Zohn Broadfoot
PSD No. S No. 1 Traquair
PC—Glenn tell
PSD No. 6—SS No, 9 Dirt0---Iflobert Genurfell
PC.—John Wood
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Open house was the order of the
day at the , Stitter residence on
Rattenbary, Street E., on 'Satnr7'
day, December 29, when Mr, and
Mrs. Jehn A, Sutter received in
honour of the former's
Mra, Einina, Sutter, who that day
was celebrating her 90th birthday.
"Grandma Sutter" as the non-
agenarian is familiarly and loving,.
ay known, is the last surviving
member of the 12 children born
to the late Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Rats. Her early life was spent at
Gadshill, six miles north of Strat-
ford, when, that plate was a thriv-
ing community. For a great many
years the name Ratz was connect-
ed with the saw mill and grist
Mill trade of that area.
FolloWing her marriage to Con-
rad Sutter, the couple continued
tb •reside in• that area, later mov-
ing to Stratford, where Mr. Sutter
died in 1924.
Of late years Mrs. Sutter MS
made her home with her son and
daughter-in-law, _Dr. and „Mrs. 5,
H, Sutter, although she usually
kick
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A 'M ANUARY 1,957:
Mrs. Emma Suttiri 90
Receives At Sons Home.
sPeridS Several months of the Year
With her oldest son and daughter-
in-laW,• Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sut-
ter
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and has become quite a faynil-
iar figure in this area, especiallY
in her place of worship in Wesley.
wan4 United Qhurch, which, she
attends regularly when she is here.
For this 'occasion Mrs. Sutter
was tharmingly attired in a black
velvet gown, trimmed with black
lace, and'wore an orchid corsage,
the gift of her Clinton grand-
children. Her accessories included
a rhinestone necklace and earring
set, the' gift of her oldest grand-
daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Pauli,
Stratford.
Mr, and''Mrs. Jack Stirling and
Mark, Toronto, 'spent the New
Year% holiday with their parents,
Mr. and •Mrs. Jitxr. Stirling,
Mr. and Mrs,' John McGuire,
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. john Nogalo, Ottawa,
were visiting old friends in Goder-
ielt last Wednesday,
,Stunmerhill Ladies
Have Chiistmas ,
Carols At Meeting
Grocery Store Hours
IN .:CLINTON
'anuary February -and • March
WILL BE:
After visiting with Mrs. Sutter
the guests,were entertained at tea
in the dining room where Mrs. H.
C, Wilson poured, and Iris. George
BeattiV, Mrs. Carman 1VIcPherson,
Miss Shirley Sutter and Mr. and
Mrsa-Benson Sutte,r assisted. The
tea table was covered with a
beautiful handmade linen and
crocheted tablecloth, arid proudly
displayed the birthday cake, at-
tractively decorated for the occas-
ion.
Mrs. Sutter was the recipient o)
inany• beautiful and' useful gifts,
including several floral tributes,
Cards, telegrams and phone calls
came from relatives and friends in
many points, both in Canada,., and
the United States.
Of her seven ,children there are
still five living, These 'include
three sons, John A., Clinton; Dr,
Stanley H., Stratford; and Harry,
London; and, two daughters, Clara,
Mrs. J. A. 'Beatty, Stratford; and
Edna, Mrs. J. C. Finnan, Willow-
dale. Two daughters, MollY, Mrs.
William Hallman, died in 1920,
and Mabel, Mrs. Harry Smythe,
died in 1955. There' are 15 grand-
children. One of these, Jean, Mrs.
W.* Strasser, Peterboro, was
raised by Mrs, Sutter after her
mother's death. in 1920. As well
there are 47 great grandchildren.
• The birthday festivities contin-
ued on Sunday when a-family
ner was held and Mrs. Sutter
thoroughly enjoyed ..this family
gathering.
Another feature ' of the day
which the nonagenarian greatly
appreciated was being included in
Don Fairbeirn's "Over Ninety
Birthday Club" on his Neighborly
News broadcast on Sunday morn-
ing, and a musical birthday card
which came her way when the
Harbouraires, Of which her grand-
son, Benson, is.-a member, sang in
her honour "The Benediction" on
their television appearance on Suit
day afternoon.
Ont-at-towai members of the
family, who were with Mrs. Sutter.
during the weekend included: Mrs.
Clara Beatty and Mrs. S. H. Sut-
ter, both of Stratford; Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Finnan and son, Jay,
Willawdale; Miss Shirley G. Sut-
ter, Preston; Edward F. Sutter,
Brampton; Mr. and "Mrs. Stanley
Hallman and two sons, Gregory
and' Philip, Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert,Geister, and Mr; arid
-Mrs. Lloyd Ratz 'and son, David,
all of Waterloo; Kiss' Melinda Mil-
ler, .Bridgeport; and Miss Diane
Thoinpson, ffam' ikon.
"Christmas menu" given by Mrs.
Jim Snell. Mrs. Neville Forbes
asked some before lunch questions.
The raffle was won by Mrs, John-
ston. The meeting.. was closed by
singing the Queen,
The January. meeting will be
held at 'the hoirie of Mrs, Clark
Ball. On the program are Mrs.
Don„McLean, Mrs. Keith,Tynda:11,
Mrs, Wes Vodden, Mrs. Fredarod-
den. On the lunch committee are
Mrs: Lloyd Stewart, Mrs. C. Far-
quhar, Mrs. Ivan Hoggart and Mrs.
Charles Merrill.
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FELT CREAM.PUFFS
. NEVER FAIL TO DELIGHT
(By AlAiRtg' FRASElt, Food Editor, Dairy Foods Service Bureau,
A Division. of Dairy farmers of "Vallada)
Once upon a titre, cream puffs sheet by dropping from sPoon
were ,classed in the realm of foods using a pastry bag and tube, Use
to a tablespoon for large puffs, a
teaspoon for that were definitely difficult
PrePare, much So in feet, that small puffs, Bake
"44° of U.* f ear and 'trembling 11,4tehSo.
t oven
The (42 Then reduce the.
for
th Peat min- some of
carried Tier., into this modern moderate oven (3757,) and bake day of easy cooking, The Dairy for 25 minutes. longer, (Small
nods Service Bureau, however, ,puffs will not take as long.) .
has come up • with- a recipe for When partially cool, cut a alit
Perfect Crean],. Ptiffs that are as in the side of each shell, Then
simple to ,make, as fit plain cookie, iaccldfillingand or
9. dusting
to.p withhbutter
but twice as enchanting when :the
in4.,
a sauce
be icing sugar, . eating starts, NOTE: For 'eclairs, make puff
upttrer- mixture as. above. Press the mix- PaTrahtIonsiMil3niceluRdteelladindintgheirh lure through a pastry tuber' or (that fine dairy food) and salt to shape with a spoon into oblongs, boiling water and bringing the Heap it well in the centres, Bake
liquid tp a boil, Flour is added all as for puffs.9
at once and the mass is, stirred Jiffy Butter Cream Filling
vigorously until the mixture forms (Fills 6 Large Puffs)
a stiff ball in the centre of the ,1/4 cup soft butter
,
pan. ROI-loved from the heat, un- 1/8 cup sifted icing sugar
beaten eggs are added, one at a '4 cup cold milk
time, and beaten in well. That's 3/4, cup boiling water
all there is to it . . the puffs Crealrritetptbeorn vuanglahuuy, Add are then shaped with a tablespoon icing sugar and beat with mixer (teaspoon if they're to the
small "bouchees") on a lightly creamy.,
or rotaryAdblearaternic uanhtdil latlehnicdktiTonrcl.
buttered cookie ,sheet . . . then °uglily. Gradually beat in •boiling
a hot oven takes care of the rest water, then add• _vanilla and con
for you.
-
tinge beatingg until light and „
smooth.
Chocolate Filling:
Add one square of melted choc-
olate to the filling , and blend
thoroughly.
Custard Cream Filling
(Fills 6 Medium Puffs)
"Vs cup sugar
21/2 tablespoons flour '
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
cup milk
1 egg, slightly beaten
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1 tablespoon butter
Combine the sugar, flour and salt
in top of a double boiler. Grad,/
ually add the milk and cook, stir-ring in constantly until, the mix-
ture is thick, 3 to 5 minutes. Cover
and cook for ten minutes longer,
Add a little of this mixture to'
the slightly beaten egg, mix thor-
olighly and 'return to the double
boiler. Cook for a minute ,longer, stirring constantly. Then remove
from, heat, and.. •add the vanilla
and butter, Cool. -
ELECTORS OF
TUCKERSMITH:
VOTE
Ivan Forsythe
Fbr REEVE
at the Polls on A ,
MONDAY, JANUARY 7 ,
Your Support Will Be
Appreciated
ELECTORS OF
TUCKERSMITH:
VOTE
James Dog
For REEVE
at the Palls on -
MONDAY, JANUARY 7
Your Support Will Be
Appreciated
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TO THE ELECTORS OF
TUCKERSMITH:
TOTE for
James
Landsborough
I have been nominated for
'School Trustee for' the years
1957-58 and respectfully, so1-
icit your support and promise
honest administration of our
school affairs.
For transportation call Sea-
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charges).
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the winter months,
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that the Township will not be
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cruised 'to ankh as a
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The Christmas meeting of the
Summerhill Ladles CIO:was held
at the laime of Mrs, Norman
Wright with Mrs. Neville Forbes
presiding hi Ithe absence of Mrs.
Percy Gibbings. The meeting open-
ed with, the singing of Christmas
carols follOwed by "the Lord's
Prayer.
The treasurer's report, given by
Mrs. Fred Vodden showed a bal-
ance of $264,82. The roll call was
answered by 19 members and two
visitors which each gave a 50 cenf
donation towards the Children's
Aid Society., The idea' of a county
film projector was brought up be,
fore the ladiea.
A contest. on "dress materials",
was given by Mrs. Alan Neak and Let them bake at 425° for 15
won by Mrs. W. Penfound. Mrs. C. minutes, and then for another 25
Farquhar won a contest on minutes for se at •a lower heat
(375°F) Partially cool them, fill
them and garnish as you please
with a fruit, butterscotch or
chocolate sauce , with a dusting
of icing sugar or a butter icing.
Cream. puffs are fabulous fare
for dessert, and more than that,
they fill 'the bill for main course
eating too . . . filled with chicken
salad, with a hot mushroom mix-
ture, with vegetables and cheese
sauce or some of the seafood com-
binations. •
When it comes to dessert, fill
'ern with a •custard cream; plain
or mocha flavored, or with whip-
ped cream plain or given a choc-
Olate addition. Or fill the" puffs
with ice cream and top with a gay,
red sauce . strawberry, rasp-
berry or cranberry. Or try them
with Jiffy Butter Cream Filling
suggested •with this ptiff, receipe.
However yoa serve them, they'll
spell out treat with a capital T
and raise your culinary reputation
more than the customary cubit,
Butter and salt, flour and eggs
make the puffs ... and "elegant",
"vonderfull", or *just plain "Urnm-
rnm" make up the eornmenti mut-
tered between mouthfuls, Try
them ... you'll have perfection
plus cream puffs.
ELECTORS IN TOWNSHIP
OF TUCKERSMITH:
As a resident 61 Eg.
mondville, and being int-
eretted in education, I
would like to serve y414
cm the 'township School
Area Board' In 1957-58,
Cleave Coombs
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