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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-04-11, Page 4ROM CAN with a chiek-up heque CANADIAN CANCER • " C LOCAL HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CAMPAIGN APRIL 15 - 16 - 17 4 Sponsored by CLINTON CANCER SOCIETY Make Cheques payable to "Canadian Cancer Society" and mail to the Secretary, R. B. Sutter, Clinton. 14-15-b 4Ig Ii111111111111 1111111111101111110111111101131E 111111111111111 1111 111111111111; HARRY WILLIAMS c7sa.€42-1.4:456. O tOCAL TRAD1211.011M9.1m. THURSDAY, .013,40. 21, IXT 1.P.414g FO13 4'r,41\17QN NEWS-AMPRI) FAVOURITE JELLY ROLLS WAYS TO EAT MILK '..RCAF WA Arranges For Continued County ',Home Visits; Cancer Canvass (By Marie Eraser, feed editor, .Palry'r904 $01rViee Oi,treau, division of Dairy Farmers of Ontario) them often too for you'll know that milk desserts are a mighty fine way to FIAT the dairy food that's a must for everyone. ()nee you catch on to this idea of EAfIlING milkryou'll find heaps of ways to include it in meals in a variety of ways. Since we're talking desserts today, we'd like to share another recipe with you. , . for Peach Floating Island, Sun- gold peaches 'neath. a satiny cus- ard and meringue-topped, you'll -be bringing springtime right to the table, . . for this light milk des- sert will "lift" post-winter appet- ites. JELLY ROLL CREAM ()Makes 6 Servings). 1 srnall jelly roll 2 .VablesPoon,s unflavoured gel- ' atin 6 tablespoons cold water 2,:%, cups milk 3 egg youks „ 1/,,, teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 3., egg whites 1/3 cup sugar, Cut jelly roll in % inch slices, Place slices around outside edge of an--oiled mold or sponge cake tin, Soak gelatin in cold water. Scald milk in top of double boil- er. Beat egg yolks slightly, add salt, Gradually add milk to egg, mixture, stirring constantly, Then return to the double boiler. Cook over hot, riot boiling, water until the custard coats the spoon, about 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Re- move+. from heat and add softened gelatin. Cool and add vanilla, When mixture begins to thicken, fold in meringue, made by grad- ually adding sugar to the stiffly beaten egg whites. Place by spoonfuls into oiled mold lined with jelly roll slices. Chill until firm. Unrnold just before serving and garnish with sweetened whip- ped cream. PEACH FLOATING ISLAND (Makes 6 Servings) 1 (20 ounce) can sliced peach- es 11/2 cups milk 3 egg yolks 3 tablespoons sugar 1/8 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon vanilla 3 egg whites Dash of salt lh cup-sugar, Arrange peach slices in 6 indiv- idual serving dishes. Scald milk in top of double boiler, Beat egg yolks slightly. Add sugar and salt, blending thoroughly. Add a little of the hat milk to egg mix- ture, blend, then combine with re- maining milk in 'double boiler. Cook, stirring constantly, until the custard coats the spoon, about 5 minutes: Remove from heat and cool slightly. Add vanilla and pour Mixture over peaches in ser- ving dishes. Beat egg whites with salt until stiff, but not dry, Gradually beat in sugar. Drop from tip of a spoon in small mounds onto very gently boiling water, Cook for 2 minu- tes with cover off, then turn mounds over and cook for another 2 minutes. Carefully lift mounds off water, draining off all water. Arrange one meringue on top of each curd in serving dishes. Chill until ready .to serve. 0 Prize Winners At Dixon's Opening Draws Several Clinton and district res- idents were helped in their spring house-cleaning requirements rec- ently when the winners were chos- en from the free draw conducted by 'Clayt Dixon's Auto Supply. A new paint and wallpaper de- partment was recently opened by Mr. Dixon and the prizes were for anyone,. who visited the store and signed a ticket during the grand opening. .The following are the prize win- ners and their prizes: Clarence Cooper, Clinton, 100 square feet of standard gauge linoleum tile; Mrs. Robert Fairservice, Londes- boro, "Jiffy" pre-pasted wallpaper for one average size bedroom; George F. Elliott, paint for one average size livingroom; Oscar Priestap, Clinton, paint for one average size bedroom; Robert Van Loo, Clinton, paint for one aver- age size bathroom. The RoAv Women's Mixiliary met on April. 1, Mrs. Gilmore, .president called the meeting to or- der. Wo new members were intro- duced, Mrs, •DelLorig and MM, Geiseler, Mrs, Finley made a motion to contribute for Easter Seals. Mrs, Shivers seconded it and it was passed, Mrs, Lop Made her report on the previous successful visits to the Ladies Prepare For Next Year's "Card" Season Mrs. Roy; Cantelon, Clinton, gave her home for the April meeting of the Stanley Ladies' Community Club. Mrs. Eddie Glen presided. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, this was followed by the secretary and treasurer's reports. The collection amounted to $6,56. Twenty, members and visitors answered the roll call with "A particular day in your life that you remember," There were also five children present. During the business session the matter of repairing card 'tables and chairs was discussed. It was decided to buy three new card tables and plastic covers for three old ones. $10 will be sent to the Easter Seal Fund. A program followed consisting of contests by Mrs. Robert Glen and Mrs. George Cantelon; the latter also read a poem; and a reading by Mrs. Eddie Glen. After a social half hour, lunch was served by the hostess and group. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Verhoef. The roll call will be answered with "What's your Question?" ---0 McDougall- ' Reynolds The Protestant Chapel at RC- AF Station Clinton, was the set- ting for the wedding of Gerald- ine Violet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reynolds, RCAF Stat- ion Clinton and Robert McDougall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mc- Dougall, Wingham, The Rev. Nimmo officiated at the wedding ceremony. The bride A wore ,a waltz-length gown of lace and net. She car- ried a bouquet of white 'mums and red roses. Miss Betty Thompson was brid-- esmaid wearing a waltz-length dress . of tourquoise 'flowered aye- tline and carried a nose gay of pink carnations. Murray Kuehl was• the grooms- man. The couple will reside in Wing- ham. —o IA highway tax based on weight of a vehicle and the miles it trav- els has been suggested as a sys- tem of increasing revenue to main- tain highways. Huron County Home and arrange- ments were made for the visits this month, with Mrs. Ringrose and Mrs, Bruce volunteering for the visit on April 4, and Mrs. Jam- es and Mrs. Lee for April 18. It was decided to provide' an Easter treat for the Home with Mrs. Hatherall volunteering to help Mrs, Lee, Mrs, Powell asked for volunteers to canvass for the Cancer Cam- paign and Mrs. Buck, Mrs, Geisler, Mrs. Steeves, Mrs. McTaggart, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Lee respond- ed, Mrs, Brightwell reported on the rummage` sale held in the town hall, March 30, at which $60.$7 was realized, She thanked all the members who helped at the sale. Mrs. Brightwell moved that the bake sale 'be held on' June 1, in the town hall, Clinton. Mrs. Shiv- es seconded this and the motion carried. The bride doll raffle will be drawn at the bake sale. 'Mrs. James and Mrs, Clark were thanked for their help on the "Shots Parade." Mrs. Finley mov- ed the meeting be adjourned, and Mrs. Hatherall seconded it: Mrs. Black won the prize for the best Easte'r bonnet, made from things in the kitchen, and other games were enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the refreshment committee, headed by Mrs. Shives. PHONE ''GASOLINE= THAT'S ALLYOU SAY- AND TO YOUR FARM WE'RE ON OUR WAY LETS GO A11111 111111 10111111111111101111111111E1M11111111111111111111111111l11101 London. Road Club At Mrs. Rooth's Mrs, Watkins presided for the March meeting of the London Road Club held at the lime of Mrs. Rooth. Based on St. Pat- rick's Day, the meeting included Irish songs, and the roll call was answered by an Irish joke, Thank you notes were read from the Engel and Falconer families, and an invitation ;from Mrs. A. Wiltse, to attend the Wiltse wed- ding anniversary. Mrs, Anderson was in charge of the mystery hONi Which was won by Mrs. Bruce Cann. Mrs; Collixis was "in charge of the program,. Which consisted, of a reading and. an Irish contest, Guest speaker was Mrs., X. B. McRae, public health nurse, Clin, ton, who gave an educationaa talk. Lunch was served by Mrs, Wat- kins and Mrs. Rooth, At the next meeting on, April 25, at the home of Mrs, H, Plurnateel, hostesses will be Mrs. Cann and Mrs. Blumsteel, Roll call will be answered by presenting a spring bud or flower. Mrs, Rooth is in charge of the program.' Like Spanish cream? Like jelly roll? Then here's an idea tailored for yotg The Dairy Foods Service )3urean suggests that these two iOld time favorites in the dessert line can be combined elegantly to. give us; a brand new delicacy„ . Jelly Roll Cream, There .are just two simple steps. to succes In mak- ing this triumph, First of all, Make up some smooth Spanish cream, one of the desserts that features milk, the fluid food, When it's cooled sufficiently you're ready to go ahead and transform it into Jelly Roll Cream, Just cut roll into thick slices. Make your own or get it from your baker . . with a. bright red filling for special color emphasis. Ring them round the outside edge of a mold or sponge cake tin. Then fill up the centre, byt spoonfuls, with the Spanish,,cream, and put the dessert away to..chill, Unmold it just be- fore serving, garnish with whipped, cream, and carry it in, in all its - glory, to your table. So eye-catch- ing everybody'll want a good look before the Jelly Roll Cream's por- tioned out, So smooth and flavor- ful, everybody'll want this "whir- ling" dessert often. Give it to II Ill CAN'T I STICK T1415 WALL PAPER OH MYSELF? OPPORTUNITY THIS AREA MANAGER WANTED — PART TIME ONLY $10,000 to $20,000 annual income possible by spending only a few hours monthly, in just spare time. Well established Canadian Company will appoint local man or woman to supervise this sensationalAzusiness. 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