HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-09-03, Page 5Some people love e a tieg
chicken right off the bone;
others do not care for this
approach. The following recipe
will delight the latter, though
it Is so good everyone will like
it.
This ,thus bandeapproved”
recipe from the Poultry Pro-
ducts Institute, pr o du ces
chicken cutlet so tender it may
be cut with a fork. Because of
this it makes a popular main
course meat for buffet, or pie-
nic service where tables are at
a minimum and the cutting of
mpst meats on a dinner plate
extremely difficult.
20 MINUTE BUFFETCHICKEN
This versatile recipe may
be used for serving one, two or
as many as you wish and is
good hot or cold.
For every two servings allow;
1 medium to large chicken
breast or 2-1/2 breasts
1/4 tp lemon juice
1/8 tp salt
pepper
3 to 4 tbl flour
1/2 egg (for dipping)
1 1/2 tp water
1/3 to 1/2 cup fine dry bread
crumbs
paprika
Pull skin off breast. Remove
bones with a sharp paring knife.
Start at the keel (breast) bone
and cut through meat to bone.
With fingers and knife, pull and
scrape meat off rib cage. Little
meat should remain on the ribs
if knife is sharp and scraping
motion is used. Reserve skin
and bones to make broth.
Lay boned breast halves on
waxed paper on a bread board
or other hard surface. Pound on
each side with the edge of a
heavy saucer or meat mallet to
flatten meat to an even thick-
ness of about 1/4 inch. Rub
with lemon juice and sprinkle
on both sides with salt, pepper
and seasoning salt (or herbs
of one's choice). Sift lightly
all over with flour, Beat egg
and water in a wide shallow
dish, until blended. Dip chicken
in egg, moistening it on all
sides, then into the fine dry
bread crumbs, Be sure it is
thoroughly coated. If not, dip
in egg again and once more in
the crumbs. Sprinkle with pap-
rika on both sides and set aside
lightly covered with waxed pap-
er to dry for 10 to 15 minutes.
Melt sufficient butter in mod-
erately hot, heavy frying parlor
electric skillet. Place chicken
in pan in single layer andfry on
one side until golden brown,
about 10 minutes, turn and cook
about 10 minutes on the other
side until chicken browns and
is tender.
If chicken must be held before
serving, arrange on cookie
sheet on crumpled paper towel-
Air Rangers
enjoy camp
Members of the First Exeter
Air Rangers Flight spent the
week of August 23 to 29 camp-
ing at the Pinery.
Those who enjoyed the week
of lovely weather and fun were
Shirley Genttner, Carolynne
Simmons, Lois Simmons of
Hensall, Sandra Hunter, Helen
Campbell, Mrs. Vera Tudor,
Lieutenant, and Mrs. Zella Gib-
son, Flight Captain.
The camp program included
swimming, canoeing, hiking and
survival training. The girls re-
ported a good time was had by
all and praised the Forest Rang-
ers for their courtesy and kind
assistance in helping make the
camp a success.
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Topics
Town
siteNMESNAMMICAMMINSO
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Legg and
Mrs. Spoon of Windfall, and.
visited a few days this week
with Mr. & Mrs. George Law-
son.
Miss Linda Walper has ac-
cepted a position with MacKen-
zie & Itaymolid succeeding Miss
Judy Wild Who has taken a
position in Lbridon.
Mr. & 1Vire. Amos Warwick
of Port Huron attended the re.
union of SS 5 Osborne and spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Clark Fisher,
Mayor Eldrid S immons,
Reeve Glenn Fisher and Jim
Pinder are on a fishing trip in
Northern Ontario.
Mr. & Mrs: George Francis
and Mr. & MrS. Jim Frattels
and Josephine of Tofield, Alta.
visited With Mr. & Mrs. R. E.
Dooley.
Mr. Otto brown was taken
111 Tuesday morning and to a
patient in Smith Buten HoSpital.
Mrs. Jack Robertson, Ahn,
Paul and Mary of Sauble Beach
were Visitors last Week with Mr.
& Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, eltitohSt,
Mr. & Mtg. Prank MacKenzie
of Lueknow, Mr, & Mrs. Alvin
Rowe of Port Burch spent Seri-
day with Mrs, Cecil Rowe.
Mr. & Mrs. li, M. 1'tancis
spent a feet last week in
ling and place in a warm oven
Until ready to serve.
If preferred drumsticks and
thighs may be used in place of
breasts. separate thigh and
drumstick and remove skin and
hones and, prepare in same
Manner as breasts.
'piece chicken bones and skin
in a kettle, half cover with cold
water and season with salt,
pepper, a piece of bay leaf, a
slice or two of onion, a few
celery leaves and a few slices
of carrot. Bring to a boil and
simmer, covered, about 1 to
1 1/2 hours. strain, remove
any bits of meet from the bones,
add to the broth and chill. When
cold, skim off any fat. Serve
chilled as jellied consomme Or
hot as chicken broth, •
PINEAPPLE-PEACH JAM
One of our readers told us
she had made up two of the
conserves we featured in this
column last week and they were
,thusband-approved". We were
pleased to hear this and will
give a recipe we tried over the
weekend. This one is for the
uncooked variety.
2 cups peeled, chopped peaches
(about 1 3/4 lbs.)
1 cup drained, canned crushed
pineapple
5 1/2 cups sugar
2 tbl lemon juice
1 bottle liquid pectin
Combine peaches, pineapple
and sugar in bowl. Combine in
another bowl lemon juice and
bottle of pectin. Add to fruit
mixture, stir 3 minutes; quickly
ladle into jars; seal—makes
about '7 cups in 15 minutes,
FREEZING CANTELOUPE
Occasionally the claim is
made that halves or even whole
canteloupe have been frozen
successfully. According to the
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture it is much better to cut
the edible portion into 1/2 to
3/4 inch cubes or into rounded
balls before freezing.
Acovering of a light syrup is
preferred. It is important that
the fruits be eating-ripe before
freezing.
Small jars of frozen canta-
loupe makes an interesting ad-
dition to winter salads.
Former reeve
in hospital
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Mr. Valentine Becker is a
patient at St. Joseph's hospital,
London, where he is undergoing
tests.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Hayter
and family vacationed at Sud-
bury and North Bay.
Mrs. Chas. Simmons and
Laurie of Waterloo visited last
week with her sister and family,
Mr. & Mrs. Emil Becker.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Poland, Lois
and Tommy of Campbellford
vacationed with Mrs. CoraGal-
Ser and other relatives.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Milne Racier of Grand
Bend were: Mr. & Mrs. Wni.
Haugh, Mr. & Mrs. Elmore
Deters, Mr. & Mrs. Garnet
Willert, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Van-
Dorsselaer, and Mr. & Mrs.
Elmer Rader and family.
Miss Sharon Rader has re-
turned home after spending a
week with Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Miller and Brenda of Zion.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Albert Rader were Miss
Frieda Haberer of Zurich, Mr.
& Mrs. Milford Merner and
family, and Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Hayter and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Taylor and
family of Waterloo were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin
Rader and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Howe,
Mary-Jo and Shelley, and Miss
Ruthanne Rader of London; Mr.
& Mrs. Fred Miller and Brenda
of Zion wore Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader
and family.
Mr, & Mrs. Wilbur Stewart
of London spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Geiser
and Kim.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tiernan
have returned from their honey-
moon spent at the West Coast
and are busy getting settled in
their apartment in London.
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Weiberg
and family Visited with Fred
Weiberg Saturday.
Mr. & mrs. Leelanci Reete-
Meyer were sponsors at the
baptism of Michael Arthur Har-
old, son of Mr. & Mee. Mervin
,tones of Exeter, in Peace Luthe
eran church Exeter S u nd ay,
ReV. Win. Gals officiated.
Sudbury where they attended
the wedding of thole niece
Norma Andity Francis arid Lyle
stokes Saturdey, Atigttet 29.
Mr. & Mee. J. MeIltaith and
Mrs, J. Bell spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. William Silo
levy and attended the Hamiltofi
reunion in Mitchell Peek Suns
day afternood. Mrs. herlee Hee rig and Otte
sins, Mr's. I3. Russell; Mrs. IL
Dalrymple, Mil. J. Belfellit,
Mrs. R, DOW and Miss Bessie
DoW visited with Mr. &
William Sillery during the week.
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Tittlq4409c0Pi September 14 1944
Page- 5 Return to Exeter to mark anniversary at church
Butteirmaker on. wife mark 60 years married
where Mr, Jaques formed a
partnership with the late W, G„
Medd in the. Fxeter Creamery
till be -retired in 1920,110 was
then associated with Jones,
MacNaughton Seeds Co. until
1955.
Both were active membersof
Main Street church while in
Exeter and with Knox United
In Tavistock.,
They have one daughter, Mrs.
aria) Francis, two grandchil-
dren, peter J, Francis.antiMre,
Melvin Kelly, both of Tavistock,
anti one great granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques
of Tavistock, for many Years
residents of Exeter, returned
to mark their diamond Wedding
anniversary Tuesday amongst
their friends and relatives and
in their former church, Main
St, United.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Jaques left
Exeter in May of last year to
make their home in TaviSteek
pear their only daughter, Mrs.
J. H, Francis, who was hostess
for open house afternoon and
evening in the church rooms.
The bride and groom of sixty
years looked radiant as they
greeted former neighbors, re,
latives and friends, some of
whom came a considerable
distance to mark the occasion
with them. Mrs. Jaques wore a
blue lace dress with pink rose
corsage and the groom had a
white carnation boutonniere,
both gifts of their grandchil-
dren.
Pouring tea from a table
centred with an anniversary
cake made and suitably decor-
ated by Mrs. Allen Jaques of
town and flanked by candles
and flowers were Mrs. A, J.
Sweitzer, Mrs, H. H. Cowen
and Mrs. Helen Howard in the
afternoon and Mrs. Harold Jeff-
ery and Mrs. Roy Webber in
the evening.
Mrs. Peter Francis and Mrs.
Melvin Kelly, both of Tavistock,
were in charge of the register.
Among those in attendance was
Mrs. W. E. Bradt of London,
the flower girl of 60 years ago.
Serving in the afternoon were
Mrs. Clarence McDonald, Mrs.
Harold Skinner, Mrs. Arthur
Frayne, Mrs. Ila McKenzie,
Mrs. Oscar Tuckey and Mrs.
Melvin Gardiner and in the
evening, Mrs. Glen McKnight,
Mrs. Percy Merkley, Mrs. Earl
Carroll and Mrs. 0, Tuckey.
The UCW made the arrange-
"If you pass the drugstore tell
Mr. Riordan to send over a
quart of chocolate
ice cream."
meets for the open ,house„.
The many floral arrange,
mots in the room were gifts
and a white Bible was presented
to the celebrants by Main St,
church, The family presented
Mrs. Jaques with a diamond
necklace and matchingeerrings
and Mr. Jeaeies with diamond,
studded cuff links,
A family dinner marked the
occasion Sunday and open house
will be 'held at -the home of their
Son-in-law and daughter, mr,
and Mrs. Francis in Tavistock
next Sunday.
Mrs. Jaques was the former
Bertha Bern and both the bride
and groom of 60 years were
natives of Osborne Township.
Following their marriage they
farmed just north of Winchelsee
for a short time, Mr, Jaques
graduated from OAG. as a bue-
termaker and was employed at
Winchelsea creamery until 1927
when they moved to Exeter
CLOSED
FOR VACATION
SEPT. 7-14
MAYFAIR
BAKERY Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques of Tavistock, former residents of,Exeter, marked 60 years of mare
riage with open house in their former church, Main Street United, Tuesday afternoon and evening,
The celebrants spent most of their married years in Exeter and were well known to a host of
friends and relatives in this community. The cross which appears in the photo was their gift to
Main St. UC. —T-A photo
Crediton man back from Africa
rf ant it a
fined to her bed for the past
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Preszcator
and family visited Friday with
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Priestley and
Cheryl. Cheryl returned home
with them for a few days.
Dennis Lamport, Larry Ratz
and Howard Hendrick returned
home after a holiday in Northern
Ontario and through USA.
Cathy's
Beauty Lounge
244 MAIN ST. PHONE 235-1533
Perms - Cuts - Sets - Tints
Monday to Friday, 9-6
Thursday EveningOnly
Closed Saturday
CATHY ROBBINS, Prop.
must be rated as one to a
million.
Mr. Ross Wein returned home
Saturday after completing his
trip on Crossroads Africa. He
was accompanied by a friend
Mr. Dave Lenderts of Ells-
worth, Minnesota. After spend-
ing the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. & Mrs. Emerson
Wein, he returned to his work
in Guelph.
By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR
CREI)ITON
Saturday evening, August 29
saw the most unusual hand at
cribbage dealt in Crediton. The
highest, one can score is 29,
but this is rarely seen by the
thousands who play the game.
The foursome was composed
of Mr. and Mrs. IL Bohock,
Ken Moon and Mr. H, Lewis
of London.
Ken dealt the lucky hand to
Harold Lewis. The odds of 3
fives and Jack plus another five
of the same suit as the Jack
— being cut at the last surely
Friends shower
Mole Reeder
Miss Myrtle Reeder, bride-
elect of Saturday, September 5,
has been honored at a number
of pre-nuptial events.
A week ago Tuesday the staff
of South Huron Hospital held a
party in the board room and pre-
sented Miss Reeder with a mis-
cellaneous shower.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Jack
Elliot entertained in her honor
and Friday night Mrs. Don. Mc-
Curdy, Hensall, was hostess to
friends honoring Saturday's
bride-to-be. At both events the
bride-elect was showered with
miscellaneous items.
miss June Bierling was hos-
tess at her cottage, Norman
Heights, in honor of Miss Reed-
er, August 21.
Tuesday evening the bride-
elect was guest of honor at a
gathering of friends at the home
of Mrs. W. R. Smith, Seaforth,
and was presented with miscel-
laneous items.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Vaughan
of Long Beach, California, who
had visited with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Margaret Lam-
port and other members of the
family in Detroit, spent a few
clays in town last week visiting
friends and relatives.
Miss Margaret Jennison of
Grand Bend spent a few days
last week with her gra_relpar-
ents, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Hill.
Mr. Herb Schenk is a patient
at St. Joseph's Hospital,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wade and
family of Ancaster visited over
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
John Wade.
Mrs. Pat Sloan (the former
M. Parkinson) of Collingwood
visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Feist.
mr. & Mrs. Jack Moir, Mr.
& Mrs. Paul Cochrane and boys
of Detroit spent a few days with
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Lloyd
has been confined to his home
for the past week.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey are
holidaying in the States and hope
to visit Washington, D.C. on
their trip.
Mr. Garnet Switzer and friend
of Claryville, New York, are
visiting in town.
Mr. & Mrs. Sandy McIntyre
of Oxenden visited on the week-
end with Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Schenk,
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hill
were the guests of honour at
their 40th wedding anniversary
dinner at the Hensall Hotel,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sam King has been con-
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Shipka residents
move to Exeter
SIDTKA
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence La Tour
and family have moved to Exe-
ter* after residing here for the
past three years.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Fenian Snider
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Chris Baumgarten, Bothwell.
Miss Janie Kelk and friend
from Westhill are holidaying
with Janie's grandparents, Mr.
& Mrs. Tom Huffman, this week.
Miss Gloria Adams and Miss
Ann Webb spent a few holidays
with Mr. & MrS. lee Finch,
ondon.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morons and
Bill visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mee. Alvin Read and family)
Thamesville and Mr. & Mrs.
Chris Baumgarten, Bothwell.
Mr. John Laraport and Fred
of Toronto spent a few days
With Ml's, Larepott add Tom. Mr. Erie Schilbe, Mayfield,
Miss Chetyl, Darlene and Jim,
mie Reid, Varna, are holidaying
With Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Duncan McNatigh.6
ton anti Ron, Woociham i and Mr.
& Mrs. Dave Sheppard, Park-
hill, visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Sheppard,
Miss Marlene Dietrich spent
the weekend with MISs Wendy
Trainer, Mt. Carmel.
Miss Joan Pinkbeiner, David
and Bob returned to their home
here OW holidaying with Mr.
& Mrs. Tommy Nasser and
latri London.