HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-06-11, Page 4In honor of all garden-clubbers,
the Dairy Foods Service Bureau
suggests holding a Garden Club
Luncheon (and call it a Garden
Lover's Luncheon if you don't be-
long to a special club on behalf
of gardens). Since gardening is
dear to the hearts of most women,
we know it will be an especially
pleasant noon hour when you and,
your friends meet to discuss gard-
ening gimmicks and know-how.
To follow through oxi this sug-
gestion, the Bureau sends along
'three recipes, any of which would
make ideal food features for this
get-together----and the recipes are
M bOnor ,Of june the Dairy Month
no less,: Of course, there's a happy
relationship here—the link betwe-
en tIA month known for its roses,
and the month that's outstantlin
in itsabundance of dairy foods—
so teaming up Canada's' fine dairy
foods with some of June's gar.,
den pfferings is a superb, idea.
Thinking of June and dairy
foods, aid gardens reminds us that
June's one of the wedding months
too, so perhaps you'll Choose to
feature them all, via one of these
recipes, at a luncheon of the gar-
den-shower variety — gifting the
bride-to-be with garden gear, and
sharing with her some of yeur
own pet theories about keeping
weeds at g.a. minitnum,' and blooms
gorgeous enough to walk off with
prizes.
And now for the dishes them-
selves—there's, a Nippy Cheese
Dip to serve with assorted, crack-
ers or chips and make a grand
beginning as, all the,r!"Gardening
Gals" arrive—or make Asparagus
and Crabmeat Casserole your sp-
ecial—so easy to get ready you'll
bless us, so colorful; and.' goodto
eat, your guests will bless you.
And for the flower enthusiasts,
we know you'll want to cater' to
them with the unique Orange Ch-
iffon Petal Tarts. Make petal-
shaped pastry shells, fill 'ern with
a light lemon-orange chiffon ,mix-
ture, and carry out the flower
theme with a garnish of almond-
half posies, chocolate centered.
Your group will have a great
time deciding whether they're dai-
sies or brown-eyed susans—enjoy-
ing your culinary achievements
while they. decide.
Yes, a garden is a lovesome th-
ing—and so, we believe, are gar-
den luncheons. Here's to both of
them!
BACKACHE
May be Warning
Backache is often Caused bY lazy
kidney action, When kidneys get out of
order, excess acids and wastes remain
in the system. Then backache, die-
turbedye4 or that tired-out and heavy-
h,eaded feeling may soon follow. That's
the time to take 'Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal
action. Then you feel better—sleep
better—work better, Get Dodd's
Kidney Pills now. 59
NOW THE NEW
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While touring Canada this sum-
mer, Queen Elizabeth will be able
to telephone her family or other
-parts Of the world if necessary,
At the same time, telephone equ-
ipment will play a major role not
providing the world with up-to-
the-minute - coverage 01 her tour
of Canada. •
The telephone facilities, provid-
ed by the Bell Telephone Comp-
any of Canada and other members
of the Trans-Canada Telephone
System during her six weeks tour
of the nation, will serve in a num-
ber of ways,
On the royal train, Her Majesty,
other members, of the royalpar-
ty, government officials and the
press will have telephone service
in their railway cars, On the roy-, al yatch, "Britannia," local and
long distance service will be av-.
enable whenever it is moored at
.a Canadian dockside.
The ship will be connected via
special cable installations at 13
cities while train connections will
be made at 16 centres; most of
Friendship Club Has
June Picnic Supper
Thirty members of the Friend-
ship Club attended a bounteous
picnic supper on the lawn of the
rectory Wednesday, Tune 3. A new
member, Mrs. B. Grant was wel-
comed into the Club, A business
meeting was held, after having a
speech on the St. Lawrence Sea-
way by Barbara Inder,
The president reminded memb-
ers of the dedication service being
held on Monday evening, June 22
and asked all members to attend
and to help with serving lunch.
Mrs. Herman reported that the
carpet has been laid in the church.
A short work meeting will be
held on June 17 at 8.15. Hostesses
for the evening were Mrs. A. Croz-
ier, Mrs. Agnes Dale 'and Mrs. T.
beeves. Mrs. H. Johnston won the
draw.
Sale Summer
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Just a Few Specials Now on Display
A Dandy for Father's Day — June 14th . . .
MAXWELL 18" - .2 h.p. ROTARY MOWERS
Power Products Engine Only $39.95
. COLEMAN CAMP STOVES — Yours for $14.88
Regular Price — $21.95
18" PORTABLE BARBECUE — Only $7.95
• 6" Wheels, Wind-Up Heat Control. (Folds up to store)
Outdoor • Gym Set r 2" Tubing, complete for Only $1995
2-Ring, 2 Valve WADING POOLS — $4,95
Regular '$5.95
Rigid WADING POOL - Metal Corner Seats, Repair Kit
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OUILOING A NEW, NONE?
'WE CONGRATULATE!!!
CALLUS NOW FOR TNE
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You and your husband will both ap-
preciate the results of the extra care
we take in laundering his shirts, Fin-
ished exactly to his taste, they com-
plete the bandbox look you admire!
THIS WEEK THE LUCKY
NO. IS'1020
Check your Calendar. If the .num-
ber matches take the Calendar to
our office and olaitn your $3,00
credit.
MY FAMILY TO
THE LAKE 5HOULP Go,
THEY ALL NEED,
A VACATION 50
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FOR ALL TO SEE,
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THURSDAY, NNE
959
CLiNTON litNIVS,I=ORD THURSDAY, NNE 959 CLiNTON litNIVS,I=ORD
Queen flizabeth Will Have Ship-to-Shore
Telephone Service While on takes Tour
"Yeu can't forget a garden
When, you have planted. a seed,
When' you have watched the weather
And know a rose's .need!"
PHONE HU 2.-9505
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NIJETY CHEESE
1Vtakes about g Cups)
1/2 pound Canadian blue-veined
cheese
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons Worcestershire
sauce
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon pepper'
1/2 pound cottage cheese
1 teaspoon paprika
Cut blue cheese into small pieces.
Place in bowl with remaining in-
gredients. Beat until consistency
of heavy whipped cream. Serve
as a dip for potato chips or crack-
ers.
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A
Asparagus & Crabmeat Casserole
(Makes 4 to 5 Servings)
1 14,„ cups fresh asparagus, cut in
pieces
1 (6 Y2 ounce) can crabrneat
14 cup catsup
1 cup dairy sour cream
14. pound Canadian cheddar che-
ese, grated
1/2 cup diced onion
1 teaspoon salt
Ig teaspoon pepper
?/2 teaspoon nutmeg
2 teaspoons lemon juice
Cook and drain asparagus. Cona-
bine with remaining ingredients
in buttered 1Y2 quart size casser-
ole. Bake in a moderate oven
(350°F) for 30 minutes, 3 3
Orange Chiffon Petal Tarts
(Makes 1 dozen)
Roll pastry out to about 2/2 inch
thickness. Cut into 2 inch circles.
• butter pie pastry
Allow 5 circles for each tart; fit
circles into deep tart tins over-
lapping each one about 1/2 inch,
Do not let pastry come over edge
of tin. Press circles onto one an-
other by lightly dampening over-
lapping edges. Prick shells with
fork. Bake in a, very hot oven
(450°F) for ten minutes., Chill
,well and fill with Orange Chiffon
Orange f.lhiffolx Ming
1 'tablespoon unflavore.d gelatin
1.4 cup cold water
2 egg yolks.
'4 cup sugar
1 can frozen concentrated or-
ange juice
dash of . salt
1/2 cup whipping cream
lel cup sugar
blanched almonds
chocolate bits - •
Soften gelatin in cold water, Beat
egg yolks slightly; and beat in
cup sugar. Cook in top of double
boiler for 5 minutes, Pour orange
juice into measuring cup and add
water to make 1 cup liquid. Add.
to eggs with salt and cook 5 min,
utes. Remove from heat, add soft-
ened gelatin and stir until dissol-
ved. Chill and allow to partially
set. Whip cream until stiff, Beat
in 3/4, cup sugar. Fold whipping
cream into orange mixture, Pour
into tart shells. Chill until serving
time, Garnish with almond halves
to form petals and a chocolate bit
for centre.
them in western Canada. When
waterborne, the "Britannia" will
use its own ship-to-shore radio
facilities to connect with the reg-
ular telephone system so the ivy-
al party can call .anywhere in the
world.
Five green telephone sets will
be on board the royal train, These
telephones will be connected via. a
cable with the local telephone
company Where a special operator
Will handle all calls manually., The
train will be hooked up in this
way at each point where it re-,
mains for periods of one hour
or more,
Tuckersmith Council
Deals With Problems
Councillors Frank Falconer and
Arthur Varley were named a corn-
mittee to purchase tile , for the
Nott Municipal Drains.
A delegation from the Farmers'
Union attended and requested
council to pass a by-law authoriz-
ing 'collection of Farmer Union dues
through the tax roll. Council de-
cided to take no action in this
matter for 1959,
Department of mines and Tech-
nical Surveys was given 'authority
to carry out proposed drill testing
on roadsides at certain locations
in the township,
Hydro Electric Power Commis-
sic wa.., re luested 1-N instal .id-
ditional street lights in the Eg-
mondville Street Lighting System.
Elgin Thompson was appointed
member from Tuckersmith to the
Ausable Conservation Authority.
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John Taylor Heads
Agency's Farm
Department Qut
John M. Taylor has been ap-
pointed head of the Farm Depart-
ment of MacLaren Advertising
Company's Montreal operation, it
was announced this week by C, 3,
Chandler, MacLaren vice-presi-
dent. Mr. Taylor is a graduate of
Clinton District Collegiate Instit-
ute.
Widely known in farming circles,
Mr. Taylor will specialize in the
Quebec farm market. He holds a
B.S,A. degree from the Ontario
Agricultural College at Guelph,
Ont,
Mr. Taylor was also associated
with the Extension Branch of the
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture.
Goderich Twp South I
Correspondent; Attlee R, Stirling
' Phone HU g-9537
Mr, and lVfrs, Alvin Betties sp-
ent one day with friends hi Mid-
land last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling and
You'll both
applaud
the results!
Mark, Toronto, Mrs, Ted Harrist,
on, Weston, spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and MI'S,
3. R. Stilling.
Farmers are taking advantage
of the good weather the past week
and nearly all the corn arid beans
are planted.
Why Not???
Luncheon in the Dairy Month of June
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New Daughter
Born in Germany
Zweibrucken, Germany, June 2—
A daughter, Mary Elizabeth, was
born recently to Squadron Leader
and Mrs. Ronal A. Hunt of Clin-
ton, Ontario, at No. 3 RCAF
Fighter Wing Hospital here.
Mrs. Hunt is the former Mary
MacKinnon of Clinton, Ontario.
Mr. Hunt is :an aeronautical en-
gineer officer, at No. 2 RCAF
Fighter Wing, Grostenquin, Fran-
ce, He joined the RCAF in 1937
and has been with the Air Force
in Europe for the past two years.
There are three other children
in the family,
Squadron Leader and Mrs, Hunt
live in married quarters at St.
Avoid, France,
69. ALBERT STREET cu NToN
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ISERVICE1
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Here are four delightful fragrances In
this refreshing cologne that gains More
of a following each year. Be sure to got
your share of this bargain treasure.
• Lilac Time It Sweet Spice
• June Bouquet $ Summer Song
uNiQun.
PHO FSERVICE • B. PENNEBAKER HUnter
2-6626 • DRUGGIST
TRI-SODI UM
PHOSPHATE
1 lb, — 19c
EGG CREME SHAMPOO
Reg. 75c — 59c
A - S - A TABLETS
100 — 19c
300 — 49c
LYSOL with Free Sponge
79c
BRYLCREEM with Free
Comb — 69c '
LIFEBUOY SHAVE
CREAM with Hair Brush
63c
VITALIS with Free Trig
69c
GLEEM TOOTH PASTE
with Lipstick — 89c
NOXZEMA
2 x 65c — 99c
SUNTAN OILS and
LOTIONS •
55c to $2.50
BATHING CAPS
39c - 89c - 98c - $1.39
INSECT REPELLANTS
59c - 69c - 75c - 89c
$1.25
I.D.A. Soecials
June 8th --13th
CALAMINE LOTION
4 oz. — 23c
8 oz. 39c
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