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with brelidY, add White Wipe and
dissolved Oxo bouillon, simmer
gently over low heat for about
10 Minutes, covered.
In the meantime whip 35%
Main to a stiff consistency and
boil noodles in salt Water. Take
out bre* of chicken and, set
aside,leduce remaining liquid by
1/3, add butter mixture and
whip, slowly, let simmer for
another 5 minutes and then fold
in 1 egg yolk mixed with 35%
cream (not whipped), but do not
boil, Turn off heat. Fold in
whipping cream (whipped) and
chopped parsley.
In low baker arrange noodles
on bottom, over with some
sauce, place chicken on top and
aver with remaining sauce. Glaze
under salamander (broiler).
CLINTON
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Norman.
Fitzsimons of Goderich,
formerly of Clinton, were happy
to have Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hill
of Toronto as guests over the
weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Radford, Gregg and Tracey, of
Elmira, New York, visited
recently at the former's parental
home on Princess Street and at
the home of the former's
brother and sister-in-law, Frank
and Doreen Radford of RR 3
Clinton.
William E. Jervis returned
from a ten day fishing trip to
Kiosk, Ont., where he joined his
daughter and son-in-law and two
children, Bradley and Lori of 22
Gowercourt, Georgetown, Ont.
Mrs. Bill Jervis returned
Monday from a week-end plane
trip to Rodondo Beach, Los•
Angeles, California.. While there
she attended the Bush-Nuse
wedding on Saturday, July 6.
The bride Judy is the daughter
of W. a and Mrs. R. W. Bush
formerly of CFB Clinton,
Ontario.
Corning
THURSDAY, JULY 11,
bingo, at Clinton Legion Hall,
8:30 p.m. Jackpot $58.00 in 58
numbers.
_ FRIDAY, ,JEILY 1:2, Cash
Bingo, Legion Hall.
- Seafoitii
8:15 p.m. 15 regular games for
$10.00; 3—$25.00 specials;
$75,00 jackpot to go. Door
prizes. Admission 1;00; extra
cards 25c or 7 for $1.00.
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Canadian Legion. Proceeds for
Welfare Work. 21tfn
TUESDAY, JULY 16 Regular
Bingo at Huron Fish and Game
club, jackpot $55.00 in 55
numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:30
p.m. .
FRIDAY, JULY 12, at 8 pm.
rummage sale, Bayfield
Community Centre arena.
Proceeds for Pioneer Park
Association. 27, 28b
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Thurs., Fri., Sat.
July 11-12-13
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July 15-16-17
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yl KIRKTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
24th Annual Garden Part
FAIR GROUNDS
KIRKTON ONTARIO
Highway 23
Wednesday, July 17th, .1968
Softball Game --• 6:00 p.m.
Little Stars Juvenile Programme — 7:30 p.m.
Sparkling Professional Programme — 9:00 p.m.
Ample FaCilities for Refreshments and Seating
Free Supervised Parking on Grounds
Police Protection
Adults - $1.00 Children - 25c
Attendances 4,000 - 5,000
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holiday at
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Up To Four Children.
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information call
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First Show. At Dusk
ALL DOUBLE 'FEATURE SHOWS
THURS. & FRI.
July11 &12
'The Liquidator'
Showing at 11,00 p.m,
ROD TAYLOR .• TREVOR HOWARD
and JILL ST. JOHN — In Color
AND —
'Doctor, You've
Got To Be
.Kiddingr •
Showing at 9,15'p.m.
Sandra Dee and George Hamilton
Color Cartoon •
SAT., MON., TUES.
July 13, 15 & 16
"The War
Wagon
Showing at 11.00 p.m.
John Wayne and
Kirk Douglas
And Howard Keel — In Color
— AND —
'Tammy and
The Millionaire'
Debbie Watson & Frank McGrlith
Showing at 9.15 p.m.
Color • Cartoon
WED., THURS., FRI.
July 17, 18 & 19
Yours, Mine
and Ours
Starring
t)Uitotrat atelut..!t
HENRY FONDA & VAN JOHNSON
A Zany Comedy About a Family
With 18 Children — In Color
— SECOND FEATURE —
'A Fistful of
Dollars'
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing at 11.00 p.m.
Starring CLINT EASTWOOD
Color Cartoon
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Along with your application form you will receive a pamphlet
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THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
0
reastof Chickeri From My Window
Not my PET
Shirley Keller
..Ona,,ebefa. often delight in
g special. golkinnet recipes
en naming . honor
t opera or theatrical.stam.
of these 'recipes have won
international popnlarity
ey Will probably be with
ver
re's. peach melba,, for
le, Alla .meat famous ice
coupe in .the world,
after the Anetralian
c soprano . Dame Nellie
it was created in her
by Escoffier who was
as the king of chefs. an.d.
f of kings,
•belllutt him in culinary
as the late Louis diat who
re was Chef de Cuisine at
tz-Carlton hotel in New
ian coloratura soprano
Tettrazzini was. the
tion .for the ever-popular
n tettrazzini and one
go on to name many other
named after famous
. Even little known people
een honored. There's the
of the famous chef who
o. 'admired by ' a "Mr;
rg" that he created and
d a dish "Lobster
rg." But then they
led and the chef reversed
t three. letters "Wen" so
this recipe for posterity
e "Lobster Newburg."
d now, from the . Royal "
hotel, in Toronto, Sous
Gerry Zechel recommends
ast of chicken gourmet
which was • created, and
in .honor of a great
actress, the late Dame
Tempest. It's a simple
to prepare and one which
asily be done at home.
Ingredients
ble breast of chicken
sliced mushrooms
ly chopped green onion
yolk
• 35% whipping cream
o chicken cube dissolved in
cups boiling water
white wine
brandy •
lespoon soft butter, mixed
h a little flour
broad egg noodles (for 2
ons)
nches chopped parsley
Method -
skillet with butter, saute
st of chicken, after
ning, on both sides to a
golden brown color. Take
breast_,,., of.. chicken„
fining butter add green
s and mushrooms, saute
y but not brown. Place
UNDAY HITE
SHOWS at
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rive-In -- Goderich.
tarting Sunday, July 14
at 10.30 p.m.
LL' DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS
Showing Sunday, July 14
ORROR CASTLE'
(Adult Entertainment)
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Thurs., Fri., Sat.
July 11, 12, 13
/THE
NEXT:
/THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Ono 'Showing Each Nit°
glimmemmionniessameinemirmimslowelfisiii0
A woman appears on your
TVsereen daily with a product in
her band and announces that she
"gets to clean the toilet bowl
today." She makes it sound like
it's the most wonderful, thing in
the world. It's everyone's
ambition to clean toilet howls.
When I first saw this
commercial it was funny, but
when yoe see it two or three
times, the humor 10 gone.
Perhaps it wasn't amusing at all,
Perhaps it was , my distorted
sense of humor,
Is humor being overdone in
advertising? This question is
being asked in many advertising
agencies where this type of
commercial is being turned out.
One agency bead believes
advertising stands in danger of
fallout from a humor explosion.
Another says: "The joke-type
humor is overdone in a hurry.
After you've heard it the second
or third time, it's all over."
The opinion of another:
"Almost everybody who's using
humor shouldn't be. Every bad
commercial is one that's
overdone."
Still all agree that humor,
while already a major factor in
advertising, will grow in
importance.
Perhaps this doesn't fall
under the heading of humor, but
it is always amusing when dog
food commercials are shown.
The family dog rushes to the
dish and after two or three
gulps, he's finished and the tail is
wagging.
Do the agency and the
manufacturer of the dog food
really think that they are fooling
anyone? The dog is starved for
two or three days before the
commercial is made.
It's difficult to understand
how and why millions of dollars
are spent on the , promotion,
merchandising and selling of dog
food when millions of people in
the World are starving to death.
Events
"Man and His World," Montreal,
by modern Air-ride coach. Leave
CFB Clinton and Seaforth
Augnat.,,2; retern, August 5. For
information .and reservations.
phone Habkirkearalisit 'Service'
Ltd., Seaforth, 527-1222.
28-31b
SATURDAY, JULY 13 in
Stratford-278th anniversary of
the Battle of the Boyne. Parade
time 2:00 p.m. Dance and
, Program in the evening, 8:30
p.m. at the Colisium: 28b
FRIDAY, JULY 19 a Tea and
Bake Sake Trinity Church, 3-5
p.m. Auspices Anglican Church'
Women. 28, 29b
THE ANNUAL CRICK
REUNION will be held at
Goderich Harbour Park on
Wednesday, July 17 at 2 p.m.
28p
Clintonian Club
plans bus. trip
The meeting of the
Clintonian club was held on
July 4 at the home of Mrs.
Harold Adams. The preaident
Mrs. T, M. Falconer opened the
meeting with a poem, The
Secretary Mrs, Wise read the
Minutes of the last Meeting and
Mrs, Frank Cumming gave the
treasurer's report.
Arrangements were made to
go to the area picnic at
Dashwood on July 24. Mrs.
Cummings and Mrs, Leppington
will look after two races and get
prizes.
A bus has been. spoken for
the picnic at London on August
17, Any outsider wishing to go
on bus please phone Mrs. T. M.
Falconer.
' It was decided to send $3 to
London Mary Hastings Central
Executive to buy gifts for
shut-ins,
Dutch auction articles were
won by Mrs. Tom Leppington,
Mrs. Harold Adams and Mrs.
Russell Colclough. Mrs. Nivans
won the mystery prize.
A reading was given by Mrs.
Leppington. Mrs. Cumming gave
a talk on bus trip to Niagara
followed by a reading by Mrs. H.
Adams.
The next meeting will be on
August 1 at the home of Mrs.
George Glazier. Everyone to
bring a few sandwiches or
cookiep. Ladies to bring articles
for Dutch auction are Mrs.
Mann, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. M.
Holland.
Meeting closed with Mizpah
Benediction, and lunch was
served by Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Frey,
Mm, Mullholland, Mrs. Butler,
and Mrs. W. Coleolough,
ti
Proper care
for gardens
presidents are idolized for their
personal magnetism as well as
their,ability to govern. ,
I, haven't a clue what kind of
a prime minister PET will turn
out to be. I admired him because
he spoke what I consider to be
the truth of the matter. He
didn't promise anything—and in
my books that takes courage,
This was one case Where a man
was elected for what he didn't
say. Maybe folks have learned
that social improvements cost
more money than we can afford
without careful planning.
One more thing is obvious.
PET was elected by the Mier
21-year-old men and women of
the. country who must have been
convinced that PET was the man
for the job.
It is evident PET is a clever
politician, a bit of an egotist,
easily aroused to anger, and an
unusually colourful character.
Added up, this combination of
ingredients could make Trudeau
the greatest prime minister in
Canadian history—or the worse
It is a certainty though,
things will not be dull.
If you have detected a trace
of dubious concern for
Trudeau's performance you are
quite observant. I'm not one
hundred percent sure that PET
earn the confidence the
people of Canada have shown
him.
But I'm enough of a gambler
to place some trust in the
conclusions of political science
students and others who'should
be "in the know." They say PET
is a genius—and God knows it
will take a genius or a miracle to
solve the economic and
legislative troubles of the nation.
So three cheers for PET. May
Canada's new prime minister
is a PET -- Pierre Elliott
Trudeau, Few doubted that PET
would fail in his bid kir Canada's
highest office, Gloom was
evident from the start in.
ConServative circles,
Now that it's all over I Gan
reveal my true feelings about the
whole affair,
First of all I don't find Pierre
the least bit physically
attractive. He's well groomed,
He's well mannered. But if
Canadians had been looking for
a handsome sex symbol :as a
prime minister they might better
have chosen John Turner or
George Hees,. or even cute little
• Tommy Douglas.
Secondly, if Mr. Trudeau
swings, then so do lots of other
fellows I know — all of them
much younger than PET. Again,
if Canadians had selected a
prime minister on his swinging
reputation they should have
picked somebody like Robbie
Lane or the groom at the recent
motorcycle wedding in
London.
Opposition parties made
quite a' fuss over PET's
smooching campaign. They
laughed when the gals crowded
round to buzz the prime
minister. Some even thought
such behavior was unbecoming
to his high office.
Trudeau himself explained
such outward actions as , a nice
pleasurable expression of favour
for him —not as some torrid
passion to be construed as public
love-making.
I didn't have any desire to
kiss Trudeau—but I will admit he
turned me on to a greater degree
than a balding Stanfield, whose
wife stood only a step to his
right. That's enough to cool the
ardour of any woman.
And Trudeau was certainly
more kissable than straight-laced
Johnny Diefenbaker or bow-tied
Mike Pearson, both old age
pension candidates.
No, I think this kissing fad
this past election was brought on
by a set of circumstances rare to
the Canadian scene. PET was the
first fairly youthful and
completely unmarried male to
hit pOlitics in a long ,whkle...ant,,
it was, just too great
opportunity to let slip by. How
many women, can boast they
have kissed a prime minister? Or
were kissed back?
It was a game, pure and
simple. It wasn't anything
degrading or immoral to lure
votes from the ignorant. Maybe
it's a whole new approach to
Canadian electioneering, more
like in the United States where
Free
vaccination
International Certificates of
Vaccination in the approved
World Health Organization form
are supplied free of charge to the
travelling public. Yellow Fever
Vaccinating Centres which are
registered with the World Health
Organization are operated at the
expense of the Department of
National health and Welfare in
19 major Canadian cities.
Information relating to
immunization requirements for
international travel is available
from the Department of
National Health and Welfare.
his decisions be wise, his actions
constructive and his viewpoint
respected. Who cares. if he is a
flower-child with a yen for
speed and girls?
NOW
FOR YOUR
ENJOYMENT
The
• CLOUD "9" ROOM
At
HOTEL
CLINTON
POO* -News,Record, IllorsOav„ July. 1,1, 190B
H9.1144.,yors were reanonslble
for forest firea which. ;burned.
over, .:39t I120 Acres .in ;Ontario
last year.
With a little extra effort now,
the garden can be made to look
lovely all summer.
Watering is important during
-hot, dry weather, Watering
should be done only when the
soil is quite dry, but then a
ENJOY CIVIC HOLIDAY at thorough soaking should be
given, This encourages deep
penetration of water to root
depth. People leaving for a
vacation will find that mulching
will help keep the garden front
..," dryieg s opt. A, layer of one-half
oPe.,;inek Pf.AleniP Peat 'masa
makes an excellent mulch, as it
holds a lot of water, and will
effectively shade the soil ,t6
prevent it frciln drying out.
Now is the time to begin
protecting tall-growing plants
from being': damaged by the
wind. One or two sturdy stakes
of wood or bamboo cane will
serve to support most tall garden
plants. They should be tied to
the stakes with string, plastic
coated wires or raffia. The plants
should not be tied so tightly that
the stems have no room to
expand. Tomato plants,
delphiniums, and any other tall
plants in the garden should be
staked.
After they have passed their
flowering peak, iris plants may
be divided and moved. Most iris
clumps which have been growing•
three or four years in good soil
will be overcrowded and require
division. The portions farthest
from the center of the clump are
, the youngest and most vigorous,
and should be kept, while the
older sections are discarded, A
sharp knife is the best tool for
dividing iris rhizomes.
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