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Clinton HU 2-9505
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WITIA HOT 14iiiP(41 SAUCE
(Makes 8: to 10 ServIngs)
1.411, cups sifted cake flour
eUll teaspoonsstiar baking powder
14 cup softened shortening
14i teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
Y,1 teaspoon nutmeg
1/0 cup cold, strong coffee
1 e
% cup milk
% teaspoon vanilla
1% teaspoon lemon flavoring
Combine. flour, sugar, baking
powder, shortening, salt, spices
and coffee. In another bowl put
egg, milk and flavorings. Beat
mixture in first bowl vigorously,
by hand or at medium speed on
mixer,- for 2 minutes, Add cont-
ents of - second. bowl. Beat for 2
minutes, Pour into greased 8"xS"
x2" cake pan. Bake in a moderate
oven (350 degrees F.), about 35
minutes, Cut cake into serving
pieces; split each in half. Put two
pieces together with slice of ice
cream and serve with hot fudge
saNilcOe.TE: For a quick-mi* cake
such as Coffee Spice Cake, have
all ingredients at room temperat-
ure,
OM FUDGE SAUCE
1 (15 oz.) can • sweetened con-
densed milk
1 cup water
14 teaspoon salt
14 cup sugar
3 (1 oz.) squares unsweetened
chocolate
Combine sweetened condensed
milk, water, salt arid sugar in top
of double boiler. Mix well. Add
chocolate. Cook over rapidly boil-
ing water, stirring frequently, un-
til thick and smooth, about 25 min-
utes. Serve hot,
CDOCDLATE BIG TOPS
(Makes about 11/2 Dozen)
' Make as for Coffee Spice Cake
substituting 1/3 cup milk for cold
coffee and eliminating spice. Add
3 to 4 tablespoons cocoa to first
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CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH
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Bus., HU 2-6606 - - Res., HU 2-3869
A universally appealing combin-
ation, ice cream and cake is rated
a winner by homemakers because
there's nothing easier than con-
juring up a new dessert, using
these two actors, for any meal of
the year . . . and especially in this
merry month of May when ice
cream, the dessert dairy food, is
beine, featured right across Can,
ada, Rated a winner by the rest of
the family members too, for no
child . . or adult, as a matter of
fact . . , can resist the tempta-
tion of an ice cream and cake
conspiracy on the part of, mother.
Featured today are three May
ice cream and cake specialties, one
for Dad, one for the children and
one for Mom, Because the menfolk
favor the flavor of chocolate and
coffee, we're suggesting a Coffee
Spice Cake with Hot Fudge Sauce
for the man of your house .
a light tender spice. cake cut into
squares and split, then sandwich-
ed .with an ice cream slice in
the middle and hot fudge sauce
drizzled over. Nothing can beat the
combination of warmly aromatic
cake, ice cream and fudge sauce
„ . with such a performance no
wonder this duo is slated to take a
top award,
From the Coffee Spice Cake you
can create Chocolate Big Tops for
the youngsters , . by substitut-
ing milk for the coffee and adding
cocoa in place of the spices. The
batter is baked in cupcake tins for
individual service , . . then each
cake top cut out in a cone-shaped
wedge and filled with ice cream.
Attach tiny name flags to the
point side of the_wedge and place
flat side down on the ice cream
Scoop: Decorate the Big Tops with
vari-colored candy eggs, circling
them around the ice cream filled
cupcakes.
USIA NEWS-RECORD CLASSIFIED ADS—AT WILL PAY YQI)I PRIM. G
WHEN ICE CREAM TAKES THE :CAKE „
AN 'OSCAR'S IN VIEW „ , FOR YOU TOO
(BY Marie Fraser, Food Editor, of the -Dairy Foods. Service
Bureau, A Division of Dairy Farmers of Canada)
With all the talk about Oscars recently we're out to nominate
a popular pair to take the top dessert award, ice cream and
cake, Public opinion polls very obviously point a finger to-
wards this all-Canadian favorite finale.
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PLYMOUTH ... lively, lovely,
new all over!
Look inside, outside, wherever, Plymouth '59 is really new,
really different! It brings you features other cars wish they
had. New, trend-setting swivel front seats, for instance. Newly
improved, smoother-than-ever Torsion-AIRE Ride. New
advanced-design "313"V-8 or Econo-Tet 6 engine. New pus1-
button heating-defrosting system. And the marvelous cdn-
venience of push-button automatic drive. In every way, if it's
new Plymouth's got it!
FARGO TRUCKS ... New Sweptline
styling for 1959!
You'll haul more, and look better doing it, in a Fargo
Sweptline pick-up for '59! You can choose from three wheel-
bases, three body sizes, and each holds the most by volume,
weight and load length of any pick-up in the industry. Fargo
brings you more new features, too, new suspended brake and
clutch pedals; new hydraulically actuated clutch; new bigger
brakes, to mention just a few. Whatever your job requires,
from 4,250 lbs. C.V.W. to 65,000 lbs. G,C.W., there's a
Fargo truck to do it best!
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TENDERS
Tenders wilt be received at The Public Utilities Office, Clinton,
Ontario, for a full One-Ton Hydraulic Lift Dump
Truck with Single Rear Wheels, equipped with Snow
Tires on rear — Heater and Defroster — Directional
Signals and P.U.C. CLINTON painted on both sides
of truck.
Tenders to be in the Utilities Office by 5,00 o'clock p.m.
E.D.S.T., Friday, May 22nd, 1959.
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.
JABEZ E. RANDS,
Superintendent.
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OBITUARY
Mrs, Hugh McEw a n, Sr.
Mrs, Hugh McEwan Sr., passed
away on Friday, May 15, at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, following
a lengthy illness, She was a pat-
ient at the hospital since Novemb-
er, 1958, and suffered a stroke on
Thursday,
In her 85th year, she was the
former Helen Bell, R.N., and was
born on the Bell Homestead on
Highway 4, at the outskirts of
Hensall,
She graduated as a Registered
Nurse in Michigan, and continued
in that profession for some years
until her marriage to Mr. Mc-
Ewan, who Predeceased her a few
years ago.
Mrs, IVIcEwan was a very be-
loved citizen, and during her life-
time gave freely to all good and
charitable causes, without Publi-
city. In former years she was very
active in church and various or-
ganizations,
Surviving are two sons, Hugh
and Jilt, Hay Township; two gr-
andchildren, Malcolm and Cather-
ine McEwan; one brother, Dr.
James W. Bell, Hensall; and one
sister, Mrs. Margaret Doan, of
Morrin, Alberta.
Public funeral services were held
from the Bonthron funeral chapel
on Sunday, May 17, at 1 p,m.,
conducted by Rev. CharIeS D. Dan-
iel. Interment was made in the
Exeter cemetery.
mixing bowl and 1 tablespoon corn
syrup to second mixture. Bake in
large cupcake tins in a moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) about 20
minutes. When cool, cut a cone-
shaped wedge from top of each
cake. Fill hollow with scoop of ice
cream. Replace wedge with flat
side down. Tape name tags on col-
ored food picks and insert in top
of each cake.
MELBA CAKE
Makes 6 Servings)
6 squares sponge cake
6 canned peach halves
6 marshmallows
1 package frozen raspberries,
thawed
14 cup red current jelly
2 teaspoons cornstarch
1 tablespoon cold water
6 scoops vanilla ice cream
Top each piece of sponge cake with
peach half and place marshmallow
in each peach cavity, Place on
cookie sheet and set aside. In
saucepan mash raspberries; add
jelly. Bring to boil. Combine corn-
starch with water and slowly add
to raspberries. Cook, stirring until
clear. Strain; cool. Place Cookie
sheet with cake under broiler for
a few minutes until cake is toasted
and marshmallows melted. Top
each piece with scoop of ice cream
and serve with chilled sauce.
Keep Doors Locked,
Safer in Traffit;--
Safer in Collision
It happens in fiction, and it hap-
pens in fact. woman driver is
sitting at the wheel, waiting for
the light to change to green. Sud-
denly the curb-side door of the
car is jerked open, and a man
jumps in, I'Xe may just he a little
drunk . or he may be degener-
ate, or desperate, "Keep straight
on", he commands; "we're going
for a ride "
It is very long odds against it
happening to your wife or daught-
er, or to anyone you know. But
why make it easy? Why don't
you insist that your womenfolk
always ride with locked doors?
And do the same yourSelf:
Quite apart from the question of
keeping out intruders, a car with
locked doors is much safer in a
collision. Both driver and passeng-
ers have a much better chance of
avoiding ejection to the road if
the doors are locked, and the risk
of injury is far less to anyone who
remains inside the car in a collis-
ion. Of course, the best protection
in this regard is to have your car
fitted with special "safety" locks.
But even an ordinary lock helps
considerably to prevent people
from being thrown out of cars in
collision.
Added protection against forces
that can inflict vicious injuries is
yours for the taking.
• For the pressure of one finger on
a door lock.
The happiness of your life de-
pends upon the quality of your
thoughts.
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