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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-17, Page 5Spring cleaning, like beauty care, should never be a sometime thing, Or to say leading author- ities . . . the people who are ex- perts on home care and 'those in- volved in helping us keep our best foot forward. Each of them tells us that day to day care -of our Bridal Shower Given Miss Carey April Bride On April 8 a very pleasant eve- ning was spent at the home of Miss Mildred Farquhar. ' A num- ber of friends gathered to hon- our of :Mrs. Reg. Butson, (nee Sylvia Carey), bride of the mon- th. The evening was spent in con- versation and contests, after wh- ich, the bride was asked to sit in a prettily decorated chair, Little Ken Farquhar drew in a little wagon decorated .,and, wh- ite and filled with miscellaneous gifts, which he presented to the. bride. .. After---viewing the gifts, Sylvia made a suitable reply and joined hands and sang "For She's A Jollity Good Fellow". Miss Nora, Staerck assisted Mrs. Farquhar and Mildred in serving refresh- ments. ANNUAL MEETING HURON COUNTY T.B. ASSOCIATION TOWN HALL, CLINTON MONDAY, APRIL 28 at 8 p.m. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND E..D. BELL MRS. B. RUSSELL President Executive Secretary HELP THE SCOUT MOVEMENT • SAVE YOUR POP BOTTLES, Etc. POP BOTTLE DRIVE SATURDAY MORNING, April 19 A Scout or Cub will call at your home 16b Special! Rubber Tire WHEEL BARROWS $9.95 Ideal for Small Gardens CLINTON Mg AT QM THUftertAY The Clinton Women's Institute will meet on Thursday, April 24 in the agricultural Office board room. Roll call will be answered by the paying of fees. The annual reports will be given and officers will be installed. In charge of the program are Mrs. N. Tyndall and Mrs, McBride, The -Girls Club of St. Andrew's Presbyterian. Ch., urch will 'cater to the Sunshine Sisters turkey ,banquet at 6.30 p.m, in the Sunday School room of the church. all pew life. The only Bible same people read is what they see. Bertha Diehl moved a vote of thanks to all Who had taken part in tale Meetin. MM. N, Shepherd seeentled the 'motion. Lunch was served and social time .was spent by all, Guests, were from Sea/forth, Brucefield, Ontario Street, ton and 'Holmesville, dampened. Drop by 'spoonful around edge. of skillet onto beef mixture, RHUBARB SURPRISE. PUDDING (Makes 6 servings) 1 pound' fresh rhubarb % cup sugar 3 tablespoons butter 1/2 cup cereal bran 94 cup sifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder ii teaspon salt 1/2 cup milk 3-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch - teaspoon salt N. cup brown sugar , I/2 ,, cup boiling water Cut rhubarb into small pieces and place in buttered 8 x 8 inch pan. Blend sugar and butter; add bran, Sift flour with baking pow- der and salt; add to butter and sugar mixture alternately with milk. Mix well. Spread batter evenly over top of rhubarb. Com- bine cornstarch, salt and brown sugar. Add boiling water slowly; mix until smooth. Pour over pud- ding Bake in a moderate oven. (375°F) about 1 hour and 10 min- utes. Note: for something different, add 1 tablespoon grated orange or lemon rind along with the bran. at 8 o'clock sharp Public Cordially Invited SILVER COLLECTION -16b Featured in January Issue of Christian Life Magazine \ "CENTREVILLE AWAKENING" Dynamic -- Inspiring -- Uncomparable Ef.oithotut4t.cv.to-os.:403 A DYNAMIC STORY OF A MAN WHO THROUGH COURAGE FOUND HOPE AND FAIT IN THIS . MODERN WORLD., 4,4-04:444.8-:+04•44.40i CLINTON LEGION HALL w. SATURDAY, APRIL 19th, 8 p.m. Presented by Tri-County Youth for Christ IDEAL FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY • Faster, neater, more legible writ- ing. • Wonderful for club work and -social correspondence. • Letters, business records, all done quicker, better. • Better marks for students, NOW LION Less than $5 a Month ou Lan Buy the World's Fastest Portable Typewriter Right Here in Clinton We have made Arrangements with Smith Corona (the world's largest manufac- turer of portable typewriters) to. handle their famous pro- ducts. Some of these machines are now on display in our of- fice. We'll be glad to have you call and inspect them, without obligation. Up -to 18 Months to Pay Clinton News-Record ALBERT STREET DIAL HU 2-3443 [ SPECIAL — Until May 15. You can own a new Smith Corona fqr nothing down $4.50 a month and 1 CAN Nivirs-gr,coiRo PAM; Mg awastvAx,. Ana, 1.7 As- Best Bowling Team in RCAF Ladies .$01C14tif)Th Headquarters for the member- ship drive is the Goderich Mus- tic Shop and will be open daily. through Saturday, I„,focal representatives for Olin; ton are Mrs, .cordon atninglunne,, Mrs. Hem (fall,. Miss Catherine Haig) and Benson Sutter, For Bayfield, the local .represontatives are Mrs. Frnie. Hovey and VIM, ..101Pit Cobb, POWER MOWERS .18" Rotary MacDonald-2gasoline powered $67.00 18" Twin-Blade Rotary Sunbeam Electric, $99.00 PUSH MOWERS 16x5 Mars by Taylor-Forbes—Rubber Tires $19.50 16x5 Grass Queen—rubber tires . . $23,95 STEELE-BRIGGS PrizemiWirming Seeds Vegetables — Flowers — — Lawn Seed Sutter us Perdue Ltd. QUALITY HARDWARE and HOUSEWARES' ciumroN Dial HU 24023 Community Concert Group Selling Memberships Now Membership in the Goderich National Community Concert ,Community Concert Association wont on sale. Monday; .April 14 and will be available .13401 Sat- urday, April 19 Community Concert Associat- ion members met on Monday eve- ning for a membership drive din- ner at St, Gorge's Church Par- ish Hall and heard. Stuart Noll, field ,representative for the Clinton Lions''Teen Town Spring Prom Dance Clinton District Collegiate Institute FRIDAY, MAY 2nd 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. VICTOR. DENOIVIME and His MELODY MAKERS Dress Optional (No Air Force personnel allowed unless accompanied by 'Teenager.) ADMISSION: $1 per couple; 75c Single 16b homes and ourselves, is the best advice. For with the former, at least, it saves us from that mad annual ceilling-to-floor and wall-to- wall uprooting that must go on from the top-to-bottom and from front-door-toeback. In other words, spring cleaning is out in modern living, Or perhaps rather, spring cleaning should be out! In fact, maybe the very event of spring drives us to it. Ours not to won- der why. but ours to jumpin- to the breach with a fay handy suggestions for spring cleaning quickies. These are slightly hurry-up dish- es, as you'd imagine but good en- ough that they'll probably be re- peaters, long past the days when the duster 'n detergent team star- red far a stretch. Each of these spring cleaning quickies is built around milk, for that's the dairy food that's so convenient it's bound to be on hand come spring clean- ing, or fall. Too, milk gives extra energy, and best of all does 'a lot to help keep—nerves smooth, in- stead of frayed and jangling. There's a soup . , . Onion Milk Soup, made quickly by adding con- densed onion soup to a sauce made smooth and velvety with milk. Condensed onion soup is something new on your grocer's shelves, and so of course, is this recipe for us- ing it. Spring Supper Bake may look like a long recipe, but that's the April Fool part of it, because it's qUite a swift little number to whip up. It's a casserole of ground beef and vegetables, seas- onings, milk and soup. Make it right in your frying pan with the ovenproof handles and ring it round with fluffy Parsley Biscuits made with milk and a mix. And save the Rhubarb Surprise Pud- ding for another of those all out cleaning days (you're bound to need more than one) and take a break part way through to mix up this end-of-meal tree. Rhubarb, synonymous with spring, will be simply wonderful in this pudding recipe that combines rhubarb and crisp bran cereal . . with a sauce poured atop before baking that comes out from the oven hidden by the pudding like a sauce. wrong side-up (or down, if you will). ONION MILR SOUP (Makes 4 to 6 servings) 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour Vi teaspoon pepper 2 cups milk 1 (10 ounce) can condensed onion soup Melt butter in top of double boil- er. 'Add flour and pepper and stir until smooth. Stir in milk very slowly, Cook stirring constantly, until thickened. Just before ser- ving add condensed onion soup and continue stirring until piping hot. Sprinkle grated cheese on toast rounds. Serve on soup. SPRING SUPPER RARE (Makes 4 servings) 2 tablespoons butter 14 cup diced onion l/2 pound ground beef 1,.4. teaspoon salt few grains pepper 1 (10 ounce) can cream of celery soup % cup milk 1 cup canned, diced carrots Parsley Biscuits (recipe •be- low) Melt butter in heavy frying pan with ovenproof handle, Add onion and ground beef and brown well. season with salt and pepper. stir in soup and milk. Add carrots and mix well. Drop Parsley Biscuits by spoonfuls onto beef mixture arorUnd -edge of frying pan. Bake lit d hot oven 0125°F) for about 20 minutes. PARSLEY DISOUItS cup milk 1 tablespoon melted butter 1 tablespoon chopped par- sley 2 cups biscuit mist Combine Milk, melted butter and chopped parsley. Add be 'biscuit Mix, stirring Only until flour is W,W *omen. Hold Annual Thankoffering The Easter Thank offering Of the Woman's Missionary .$00.10•Y 494' Wesley 'Willis United Church, was held In the lecture room on Friday April 11, Mrs, C. .Nelson' President, presided and prayer was by Miss .Stone, Mrs. Addison read „Scripture, 1,.)1111, 2.4 .$11, Mrs. Nelson told the story of the Lost 'Cross. The ladies quartette, Hoi/ sang and a solo from. Brucefield, and reading from Sea, fortni were included in the pro- 'WO% Guest spoil1w, Mrs,-W M. Blyth, president .of CO) Presbyterial snake on E:Pter, telTing how "The Lord is risen in Cancer of the skin is the 'eem-mone4t form of cancer in men. if treated early it can nearly always be cured. Complete Selection Champion bowling team of the RCAF Ladies Bowling League, were these. smiling ladies who received their trophy at the annual banquet of thp club held in the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening. From the left, Mrs. Ort (Bea) Geiger; Mrs. Marcel (Mona) LeClere; Mrs. Jack (Elsa) Ryland; Mrs. Ross (Mona) Collier; Mrs, Don (Kay) MacAskill; Mrs. Ray (Madeline) Brown. (News-Record Photo) In the Spring .. Make it with Milk Public School_ Concert In the School Auditorium • THURSDAY and .FRIDAY April 24 and 25