HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-03-08, Page 3MARY FRALICIi
National Costume
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Nursery Rhyme
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KITCHEN CUPBOARDS -- CHINA CABINETS, Etch
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Phone HUnter 2-7726 KEN MoNAIRN
Lyric Theatre •Exeter
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY — 7.30 and 9.30
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SXTURDAY
March 8-97 10
"MARINES LET'S GO"
Starring' Tom Tyros' -- Linda 1HUthhint , (Color, 'scope)
Plus
"GOLD RAIDERS"
Starring Geo. O'Brien --. Sheila Ryan -- 3 Stooges
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
March 12-13-14
"CROWDED SKY"
Starring Dana Andrews Rhonda Flerning
Efrein Zimbalist
(Calor) (Adult Entertainment)'
Coming, —
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Thurs, ,March 8, 1902,040910 .Nqws-Record,Pape. „3
CUNTON YOUNG PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
ORGANIZATION MEETING Clinton -Town Hall
Wednesday, March. 14 0.•••
.ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IN THE AREA
ARE wa_comE
For further information call:
Joe Murphy -- Eric Switzer or Dou9 Freeman
9-10b
YARDLEY SPECIALS
I CAKE LAVENDER OR RED ROSES
SOAP FREE WITH 3 CAKES.
$1.75
DRY SKIN CLEANSING CREAM
Reg. $4.00 -- $2.00
ENGLISH COMPLEXION CREAM
Reg. $5.00 — $2.50
SKIN FRESHENER Reg. $4.00.'— $2.00
RED ROSES FOAM BATH
Reg. $2.00 — $1.50
RED ROSES BATH EMOLLIENT
Reg. $2.00 — $1.50
TWEED SPECIALS
3-oz. COLOGNE
6-oz. COLOGNE
COLONE MIST
BATH OIL
TALCUM
Reg. $2.00 --- $1.33
Reg. $3.00 — $2.00
Reg. $2.50 $1.67
Reg. $2.75 ---- $1.83
Reg. $ I.25 -- 83c
MAX FACTOR PAN STIK with LIPSTICK
$2.00
HI-FI FLUID MAKE UP with LIPSTICK
$2.00
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St. Patrick's Day
TEA, BAZAAR and BAKE SALE
Saturday, March 17
3:00 5:00 p.m.
Under auspices of Wesley-Willis United
Church Women
in the Recreation Room of the Church
The units of the organization will be in charge of the booths as follows:
Unit 1—The Tea Room, where an afternoon tea of sand-
wiches, relishes and -cookies will be served.
Unit 2—The Sewing and White Elephant booths.
Unit 3—Tho Delicatessen and Touch-and-Take Booths.
Unit 4—The Baking and Candy Booths.
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At
The r Mt Theatre Goderich
THUR., FRI., SAT. — March 8, 9, 10
Donald O'Connor Noelle Adana and Vittorio DeSica.
Produced in Italy. Colorful and thoroughly entertaining.
"THE WONDERS OF ALLAN"
'Scope and Color
MON., TUES., WED.--,-March 12-13-14—Twin Bill,
Joanne bru -- Mark Stevens and Robert Sthausa
Filmed in Majorca; a yatdhing search for treasure
"SEPTEMBER STORM" 'Scope & Coloa
• also: "SNIPER'S RIDGE"
with Jaek Ging and Stan Clements
THUR., FRI., SAT.—March 13-16.17
RokY cAL,HtouN and LEA MASARI
A story of ancient Rhodes and the invading PhoenicianS
"THE COLOSSUS OF RHODES"
'Scope Color
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Vegetables take on a fresh
new taste with .
Freer Marie Fraser's new "Best Butter
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Comic Cost-tune"'
First Annual Bayfield .costume. Carnival Is Howling .Success:
MRS. ARNOLD
Costume
MRS BEV. MeCLINCHEY
Best Gent's Best Lady's Costume
repo For
ostume .Carnival
Bill Stevens)-
Where I dome from, there is
a radio 'sta.:Sons and the only
Way the station can tell if they
have listeners is, when someone
writes in. The only unfortunate
thing is that the writers always
seem to ask for More Don Mes-
•ser and Eddie Arnold records.
This is usually what the listen-
ing audience hears . . . all day.
I have a reader . .• he didn't
write in, he stopped' me in a
.grocery .store to tell me his
rice got :burned in the pot.
So, just in case you may
have had the same problem, I'll
run through the "Stevens'-
crazy-mixed-up-method-of-cook-
lag-rice."
One cup of rice for two
people. Wash the rice in tun-
ning • . water until the , water
runs clear. Leave enough wat-
er in the pot so when you put
your :hand on top of the rice,
the water leVel reaches your
'second 'ktvackle, Cover the pot
tightly with 'a lid and turn the
element 'to low and forget ab-
out the rice for a. half hour
or 35 minutes:
For what I have learned
about Chinese custom, soup is
served- With the main course,
as liquid to wash the other
""goodies" 'down with. AS a
matter of fact,, just about every-
tilting 'is served with the' main
course.
DRESS. UP' POTATOES
WITH NEW FLAVOURS
For new flavour interest, try
a different seasoning the next
time you serve potatoes in a
casserole or in soup. The food
department of Macdonald Insti-
tute; Guelph, suggests trying
onion, garlic, celery salt, thyme,
marjoram, or curry powdeas
Grated' orange rind adds a dif-
ferent flavour to .a salad.
SOMETHING SPECIALS
FOR AN EASY DESSERT
To make a delightful and;
easily Prepared dessert, fold
two tablesooSms lemon juice and
one tsi two cups sweetened'
apple sauce into one cup of
evaporated milk which has been
previously chilled and whipped,
suggests -the 'food department of
Macdonald Institute, Guelph.
CHICREN LIVER SOUP
The Chinese name for this
soup is "Guy • Gon Tong". And
if you would Slip with me into
music-al jargon, "like it's a
real gone guy, Tong."
You can always 'buy chicken
hearts and gizzards on special
in the meat market . usually
real cheap too. I don't like liv-
ers so I leave them out,
Ingredients:
1 cup chicken livers, hearts
and gizzards.
1 lb. spinach, or 1 head
Chinese cabbage.
1 generous slice ginger (1
use the candied variety at 29
cents a box)..
• 2 tsp. salt
3 pints boiling water
Istials. soya bean sauce
% tsp. sugar
1 tsp. cornstarch
1 this. Vegetable oil
% ;tsp. pepper
Method:
Slice gizzards into flosvers,
that is cut into pieces and then
cut parallel' rows of lines into
surface. Next cut perpendicular
rows of lines across fisst lines.
Mix gizzard, -hearts and liver
with soya bean sauce, sugar,
cornstarch, vegetable oil and
Peprper. Heat a little oil in- a
pot and fry .ginger and salt foe
1/2 minute. Add' 6 cups boiling
water; When water is swiftly
boiling again, add cparselys,lic-
ea' §fA.ri,a.di' or Chinese cabbage
and the chicken liver mixtUre.
Cover pot with lid and .er
slowly 20 'to 30 minutes.
The next time you're in Lon-
don or Toronto-, go into a
Chinese .grocery store and ;buy
a half dozen .each orf sbup
bowls, spoons and rice bawls.
If you want to go all out buy
some chop sticks . . . but be-
fore you have someone in . . .
practice with them so you can
show your guests how to make
it with -the chopsticks.
BAYFXELD (taff)—Pistri6t
and 1904 residents Ailed the
local arena Friday night for the
fist annual Lions costume car-
nival. Prizes were given for the
best costumes in many classes
and for raeesi
The Program was arranged
ET the arena committee: W.
Fran*, A. Flowers and W.
Pierson assisted by members
Of the club, Judges were Mrs.
J. Howard, Mn. R.. BiSir and.
WS. A. Flowers,
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Keene gave
a figare skating demonstration
of swing rolls in waltz time,
Costume winners were
youngest unassisted skater in
eostusne, Sheri MacLaren, 20
months; nursery rhyme cha.rac-,
ter, Louise :MacVean, Miss. Muf.
fet; comic costumes Mary lalcs
Fadden and special recognition
was given to Janice Merrier and
Brenda, Gemeinhardt for their
hose costume; national cos-
tume, Mary Fralick; patriotic
costume, Mrs. Percy Renner;
lama's costume, Mrs. Bev. Mc-
Clinehey; gent's costume, Mrs.
Arnold IVialtins; best cosnyle,
Gayle Turner and Mrs, Percy
Emma', largest family in cos-
tume, Terry', Lorilie, Randy and
Ms's, Bev. Meaanchey and lion,
Robbie MacVean.
Prizes were given for race
winners: pre-school children,
Karen Brandon and Paul
Payne; children six to eight,
Barbara Keyes and l3radley
Turner; girls nine to 11, Nancy
Consitt and Monica Gerneira
bandit; boys nine to 11, Allan
Hahner and Lorne Merrier;
girls 12 to 15, Gayle Turner
and Sandra Irwin; boys 12 to
The Bible Today
The French Bible Committee
and the "Ligue pour la lecture
de la Bible" combined in 1961
to extend the traditional "Bible
Day" to a "Bible Week",
'Pa.atar Jean Waltz gave mes-
sages over the radio and Pastor
Gosselin and Professor Mich-
aelir appeared on television.
Large public meetings' 'took
place in many cities and towns,
notably at Pans, .Strasbong and
Nimes. All these events' wee
well reported in -the French,
newspapers.
An interesting Bible week .ac-
tivity was conducted by the Ro-
man Catholic Church at Baz-
iers where pictures and maps
were displayed to illustrate the
talks given by the priest in at-
tendance on 'the beginning of
the wOrld • the Jewish nation
and other Bible facts.
Also at Baziers, a Christian
film continuously projected in
a window of the Gospel Hall,
attracted many passers-by who
stopped -to look at the piotures
and to read the script. -
Suggested Bible Readings
Sunday Genesis 1: 1-31
Genesis 2: 1-25
Genesis 3: 1-24
Joel 2: 1-14
Genesis 4: 1-16
Genesis 6: 1-22
10, Philip '.1‘4141,qr .4,114 1..r1;44
Komar couple race 15 -end over,
.P944)0 Pol.ipck fix10.Mvr TOvpe.
and musical chairs won by
Mary- Boyee.
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Kippenettes At
Bell Residence
The third meeting of the
Thrifty KIPPenettes was held at
the home of Mrs. William Bell
on February 21. Miss I. Gil-
christ, home economist far Hur-
on talked on achievement day,
There was discussion on hoar
to pin and cut out the pattern
and how to use the tracing
wheel.
The next meeting is tp be
held on March 3 at 2 p.m. -at
the home of Mrs. William Bell.
Roll call and home assignments
were given out and the meet-
ing was closed by everyone
singing the national anthem.
Lunch was served.
Breaded Chops
Braisedr in Oven •
Season. Lightly
Pork. chops---sizZling hot and
cooked till no trace of pink is
left! What •a tempting dinner
when combined with brown
baked Ontario -potatoes and
golden 'turnips. The Fool , De-
partment of Macdonald Insti-
tute suggests that for variety
you serve 'them breaded.
When purchasing, allow..SA to
Vs pound' bone-in chops per
Serving or % to 1/2 pound bon-
ed.. Although one-inch thick
Chops take longer to cook they
look better than, de thin chops.
Season both sides lightly with.
salt and pepper. Then dip first
into flour, then into beaten egg,
and finally into dried crumbs.
• Brown slowly but thorough-
ly lin melted fat until golden
brown on both sides; this will
take about '15 to 20 minutes.
Add about 1/2 cup boiling water
or tomato juice. Cover and
braise hi the oven or simmer
slowly for about 45. minute--
longer—until the internal tem-
perature reaches 185 FS or. until
no suggestion of pink is left.
Turn several -times during cook-
ing. Season lightly.
Fried apple rings make an
excellent accompaniment. Cut
several Ontario apples and 1/2 "
to %" slices. Sprinkle with sug-
ar, either white or brown, and
sauté in hot -butter until tender
on both sides.
-Bill's Recipes
Another Run Down on Rice
And Liver Soup Without Liver
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturdlay Joshua 1: 1-18
LIVER FINDS A HOME
IN YOUR MEAT LOAF
Ground liver is excellent in a
meat loaf. Before grinding,
drop into hot water and simmer
for a few minutes. This makes
grinding easier .according to the
food department, Macdonald In-
stitute, Guelph.
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