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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-08-17, Page 8Many unnecessary accidents .oe, cur every summer because divers have been too anxunw fur get into the water before checking the area first. Diving's fun! See that yours is safe as well. • pFLESEMA G KFTTLa by GENERAL FOODS KITCHENS Blueberry and Currant Jam—a wonderful addition to your preserves cupboard.! Incidentally, this is the jam that ranks in first place with most kiddies! BLUEBBRRY AND CURRANT JAM Yield: about 10 medium glasses (5 lbs. jam) .44 cups prepared fruit (about 5.1 quart each ripe blueberries and red currants) 7 cups (3 lbs.) sugar 34 bottle Certo fruit pectin. First, prepare the fruit. Crush thoroughly about 34 quart fully ripe blueberries, Stem about 3/4W quart fully ripe red currants, and crush thoroughly. Combine fruits and measure 4 cups into a very large saucepan. Then make the jam, Add sugar to fruit in saucepan and mix well. Place over high heat, bring to a full rolling boil, and boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and at once stir in Certo. Skim off foam with metal spoon. Then stir and skim by turns fora minutes, to cool slightly to prevent floating fruit. Ladle quickly into glasses. Cover jam at once with 34 inch 'hot paraffin. Puzzled about pectin? Irs the jelling substance found in all fruits in vary- ing amounts. Certo is pectin extracted from fruits rich in this natural substance, then- refined and concentrated. When you follow 111 tested Geri() -recipes, your jams an jellies always set just right. More recipes—more hints. Watch for them! If you have any problems with Your jam or jelly, do write us. Well be glad to help. ef-c- GIN PIAL KOCS raht e'-'hese-seenanaennho ' ' e-..„• TUES. - WEIL AVG 23. - 24, TIIIRTNI-NINE STEPS' Colour IC:el-meth Moore, Tanta wr, ADMISSION Cifie --- Children ainder LI In ears Free. Box Office, opens at 8 p.m. DRIVE - IN Theatre - Harridan TrICRSDAY and FRIDAY August 18 and 19 "Perfect Furlough" 4, Tony Curtis - Janet Leigh "THE RESTLESS YEARS" John Saxon - Sandra Dee SATURDAY ONLY—AM 20. "WITCHITA" CinemaSeepe Colour "CRAZY OVER HORSES" The Bowery Boys SUNDAY .11IDNIGHT—AUG. 21 "THE KILLERS" Adult Entertainment "SLEEPING CITY" Adult Entertainment t3..- FRI. AUG. 18. 19 "TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT" Color starring tlordon Scott and Betta St, John 'Sa't. atyN. AUG. 10 - 2 Double Feature "ONCE MORE WITH t'EELING" Yid Brynner, I'Zay Vandal! "THE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY" '('chant' Michael Landon, Jo Morrow DRIVE IN USTOWEL THURSDAY and FRIDAY AUG 18 and 19 .Mar ky e sonar es Aan caket or -6 sponge ca I cup fresh raspberries Felibare 2 tablespoons auger 11 It,1 teaspoon fresh lernott juice Whipped cream (optional) Peel peaches. cut in halt and re-1 v moe pits. Place a peach half onl each of the Mary Ann cakes or t. sponge cake squares, Wash rasp-I her;ien. crush turd add sugar and teritun juice. Spoon over peaches, ;- Top with whipped cream, if de- sire. w Y_elcl: t; servings. Fresh Peach Turnovers Pastry, using 4 caps flour 4 law,: peeled, sliced fresh peach.," lea +t11.: rat 4 to 5 large peaches ettizs sugar cup cornstarch 1,, teaspoon salt tattespoetts hatter IWIttargntitte sat, pttstrr into 5-inch squares. Place 5 er,tri of peach sace-.9 on half of each square. Verzbane sugar, cc rastoreh gatb at sprinkle cit.--.1t 4 tomatleall teaspoor3 elf 'mixture over each 'Ste:_zar,z..„ Using all of the mixture, vaelt sqaare. nritb tellStiOtt of riatfer o.t" r4argarite. Pei'd KoNGI.C9ht Cffi Gi alt P-5ftY tver tte '•.. gk-aeb s%ce.4.. McLstor edged Iran' '.%"ater• amts vrea-s tt.gether 'ir,;t14, mgrs pitta t rep of a Ifcrk.ji e tut a vnit,-.f.ei dcgr'e's r..lt flittattle Y nrr uttlit ALAI ITLEZ3: 1, turt,ttVek. ROLL OUT THE BARREL "DADDY LONG LEGS t COLOUR) teINEMASCOPEp FRED ASTAIRE -- '1 r.RRRF MOORE "HOW TO BE VERY POPULAR" ,COLOUR, ItlINE3LISCOPEI LE111' tl,RABLE -- ROBERT ci.mur.ais SATURDAY and MONDAY AUG. 20 and 22 Double Feature "DAY OF THE OUTLAW TIESDAY and WEDNESDAY AUG. 23 and 2.4 Dna. 1308 RYAN — TrNA LOUISE "PIER 5 HAVANA" AEL (iIL.ANGER -- ALLISON HAY ES (ONE eAwrooN) et nr pic0.61E.Ns -4, ORSON ViTLLS (iONP, CARTOON, 5 Aii;i1litS a Carload On Tuesday Nights On in forret al Bourbon barrels the chairs are 1 o"" Granada falnalite. The barrels Are San& of .routs chairs, ands Strong bury wean et eocki ar ratio. Iltbdo cut of stuivel base and upholstered in elegant finished In white oak. Tire group contisth ad games table. $2,000 L UB CASH LIONS C BING Teeswater Arena Friday, Aug. 19 COSTMENCING AT 9 P.M. 2 — $500 SPECIALS 2 — $200 SPECIALS _12 REGULAR GAMES FOR $50 ADMISSION--81.00; Extra aL Special Cards 25e, 5 for $1-00 tOtittel6. CA from CRAWFORD MOTORS 1958 PONTIAC 4-door sedan Low mileage and one owner tar 1956 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan Automatic radio 1956- DODGE 4-door sedan 1955 DODGE 4-door sedan One owner ear 1954 FORD coach And several other models Harley Davidson Motorcycle TRUCKS 1952 MERCURY 2IA, tort with 12-ft. rack 1952 MERCURY 2-ton chassis and cab 1951 DODGE 2-ton with racks enCrawford Motors Your Dodge, DeSoto, Simca and. Valiant Dealer Phone 710 Wingllana The luckiest peaches of all show themselves as the topping for this delectable ('heese Pie. An excellent dessert following a light summer main course. HERE'S BEAM This: year there's a fine big crop" of luscious peaches, a yield about .one-fifth, bigger than usual, Mar- lot -quality is better than in the past, too, for peach mowers and, packers have discovered that peaelnes• can bang on the tree until- firrinsweet and still reach the con- sumer is good. shape because of nodern methods of hydroecoling. Hvdroeooliog is something, you'll be hearing more and more about. This is the fastest of the cooling PrCaeanea and uses icy water. Peaches are sprayed with cold water .or .moved through a refriger- ated tank. The sinnmer heat is quieltly removed. Iiptirocouling anfives the peaches the right tem- perature for shipping so they will' reach the marina a tth all their goadaess If you're very ealonie-eorseions: e3uenther that a ripe peach -Amounts to a slim 46 calories. They ~aato also a viol sczace of 'Vitamin because of the quantities eaten in their period of abundanae. Fresh react, Cottage Cheese Pie Crust-- 2'3 cups rooky crumbs 13 cup sugar cup : softened butter or margarine ("kind:tine cooky crumbs. sugar and butter or margarine. Lightly grease a 10einch pie plate and pac cooky mixture uniformly over the bottom and sides, Chill while pre- paring the filling, Filling 1 eup t8 oza creamy cottag, cheese '17 cop light cream or milk 2 tablespoons eornatareh CROWN Theatre Harrigan Telephone 152 THURS. - FRI, - SAT. August 18 - 19 s 20 "MASTERS OF THE CONGO JUNGLE" Thrill to the Dangers of the Hidden dangle. Scenes Never Before Seen By Man "BOBBIKINS" Max Bygraves and Shirley Jones Shows at 7.15 - 8.43 - 10:15 MONDAY and TUESDAY August 22 and 23 "UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS" (Adult Entertainment) 1 1 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind ii eggs, separated a,1 cup augur teaspoon salt Force cottage cheese through a ine sieve. Blend with cream or milk cornstarch, butter or mar- garine, pure vanilla extract and lemon rind, Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored, into which gradually beat 's cup of the sugar. Stir in cheese mixture. Add salt to egg whites and beat until they tend in soft peaks. Brush a little over the bottom of the pie crust. radually beat the remaining In cup sugar into the beatet egg whites and fold into the mixture. Turn into chilled cooky crumb crust Bake in a pre-heated moder- ate oven (350 degrees F.) 45 min- utes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Cool. Top with the following peach topping. Peach Tapping- 3 cups sliced fresh peaches le cup sugar 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice l's teaspoons cornstarch Dash of salt Combine peaches, sugar and le- ion juice. Let stand until sugar aws juice from peaches, about 1 hour. Drain juice into a measur- ing cup. There should be hs cup of liquid. Blend in cornstarch and salt. Cook until transparent. Shortly before serving, arrange peaches over top of pie. Spread with the glaze. Chill. Yield: ti servings, Baked. FreSh Peaches . 7 ripe fresh peaches 'Nothing gets more "o-o-oh's" and "a-a-a-h's" and satisfied lip-smack- ing than a holm-made Fresh Peach Sherbet. This one made according to the following recipe could not be easier. Also it is comparatively low calorie. Ilse soft-ripe fresh peaches for tire puree. Mix 1 envelope unflavored gelte- time with hi. cup cold water and let stand a minute. Place gelatine bowl in a pan of hot water to melt. Combine 1 cup sugar 2 table- spoons fresh lemon juice, 2 cups fresh peach puree We pounds), 1 cup milk and teaspoon salt. Pour into a freezing tray. Freeze until almost firm. Turn into mix- ing bowl. Add 1 unbeaten egg white. Beat with an electric or rotary egg beater until smooth and . fluffy. Finish freezing in two trays - until firm and ready to serve. Makes about 3 pints,* Peach Salad. for Luncheon Menu If there' is airy time a gal likes • to allow off her talent's as a hostess and cook.. it is when she's enter- taining a group of other women at luncheon, This menu must be prettyte behold anti whit uniesima It should be delicious„ ,too, and should not loak too fattenieg: Fresh PeaCh Salad, for instanceg with some thin little haM and chicken "finger" sandwiehes. For, dessert, possibly an old-fashioned pound cake and iced tea or toffee.: To make four servings of Fresh" Peach Salad, peel and halve 4 big soft-ripe peaches. Mash is package: cream cheese and btena in n cup Beat smooth. Add Nothing expresses your personal- ity nor gives your room an attrac- live focal point like a picture or grouping of pictures, well chosen, appropriately framed and hung properly. Personal s e will rnttuenee your picture selection and by studying and learning about art. your taste will develop and broaden. By visiting art galleries and museums, you will be in a better position to choose good reproduc- tions. You will also note different pointers on how to hang your pic- tures effectively., One thing that you will notice at the art galleries is that the walls on which the pic- tures are hung are nearly always textured to give a soft background for tire pictures. To simulate this effect in your own home,- choose a wallpaper that gives the effect of ain't texture such as grass cloth, burlap or silk. Framing of pictures will depend on the picture itself, the general decor of the room and the room's colour scheme:,-'By this-we mean that if the picture to be framed is a painting or drawing with a feel-. ing of delicacy, for instance a Chinese 'print, it should have a narrow simple frame. It should probably have a mat and the colour of this should be in keeping- with the picture and the colours of your room's scheme. A picture with bold- er lines and heavier colourings cann have a wide, heavy frame and if this is being hung in a room where the decor is more elaborate then the frame could- be very ornate. If I recall sometimes with tender regard the long summer days of my childhood, when I baked in the sun and read prodigiously. The days seem shorter now and al- though the sun still shines. 'the . hours for reading are hard to cap- ture. However two books I have enjoyed this holiday-time are Sandwich Supper Shish-Kebab Style Here's an August-is-sandwich- month suggestion with particular appeal for those who would like to see the housewife have a night off along with the rest of the fam- ily. Arrange sandwiches on swizzle sticks, three or fottO to a group, iepending upon the length of the stick. Spear pickles and relishes on the sticks as dividers between the sandwiches. shish kebab style. For good nutrition, be sure the sandwich fillings have adequate protein, such as in meat," fish, poul- try, eggs or Cheese. rht.n round out th.e menu with potato chips, fresh fruit, cookies, milk or iced tea, Serving several sandwiches at a time eliminates continual passing and a supply of paper plates, ser- viettes and cups makes it possible for everyone to help himself gen- erously in the first place. the .picture sould be hung no more than 8 to 10 incites above the furniture below it. 2. Feel free to mix pictures of different periods, techniques and subject matter, in any one group- ing because art as long as it's good art --enhance any surround- ings. : , ,a3a2=-The, nsquarei. 'angle, circle are geometric forms and pleasing to the eye. therefore arrange groupings of pictures with- in the imagined framework of such a form. Don't forget the straight line, either vertical or horizontal Never hang pictures "stair-step' fashion, except on a stairway wall. 4. If you want to- use a picture which is too small for the wall space, then balance it with smaller pictures on each side. 5. Experiment with different ar- rangements on parier first. Deter- mine the amount of apace you want to cover with pictures and then cut a piece of paner that size. Draw lines round the pictures after you have arranged them on the paper while it is on the floor, then tack the paper to the wall. If the ar rangement is pleasing- nut pins into the wall at the proper points, re hours daily, using files, charts, graphs a.na precise mathematical calculations at a daily newspaper contest 'Where will the little green man be next?" He has given up his regular employment because in steadily winning this contest he makes a much better income. His consistent success even pats his face en the cover of "Time" maga- zine. Eventually he begins to doubt his own sanity. He searches for a satisfying reality that he is convinced lurks behind the outer facade of his life. It becomes in- creasingly difficult to distinguish between reality and unreality. The climax is the solutiqn which reliev- es the mounting tension. Some of Ina wilt accept it; some will not. The book makes exciting reading in either ease, "A Death in the Family" is an older book. It was published in 1955 after the death of the author. It contains chapters in italics which the editors inserted In the book, not knowing just where Mr. Agee wished them to be but which they felt added immeasurably to the artistry of the writing, This story is a search far reality too but in the minds and hearts of family namely that of one, Jay Fallett, his wife, Mary, and their two children Rufus and Catherine. The plot can be outlined in one sentence. Jay is called to his father's home by illness; there is an accident on the return journey and Jay dies instantly. Through this one event however a whole fam- ily, five generations of it come to life.It takes place in Knoxville. Ten- nessee In 1915 and the scenes and smells and sounds of the city and countryside are drawn with a master's touch, The struggle of the children for understanding and growth and their partial success is skilfully developed. The love and piety of the mother glows stead- fastly from the first page to the, last, There is tittle action but yet there is much life; life as it really is among members of a family bound closely by ties of kinship. The book breathes tenderness, un- derstanding, peace and simplicity, and pages where the words flow along Biblical in their rhythm and quality. I found it a deeply satis- fying book to read. FRESH PEACH CO"TAG.,, C EESE PIE 4,4 ,9•0*^V.0 IN THE LIBRARY By DORIS 0. MeRIBBON MON. - TrES,. - WED. August 22 - 2S - Z4 "GIRLS' TOWN" Adult Entertainment Maniac Van. Doren - r nnnl Anita "HOUSE OF SEVEN HAWKS" Robert Taylor - Nieule Maurey BROWNIE'S Drive In CLINTON — ONTARIO tablespoon butter or margarine, melted Peach Sherbet, teaspoon pure vanilla extract Summer Treat I , Bake in a preheated moderate berries or other fresh berriee. oven 4= degrees F.) for 1 hour. I Serve warm or cold as dessert. TIME OUT 0Ih JOINT by MIMI) E. Dick A. DEATH IN THE FAMILY by James Agee "Time Out of joint" is sub-titled a novel of menace and even yet I can t feel the disturbing unrest that seized me as I read it It is an unusual almost ineredihle story - but its pulsing aetivitiy keeps ono ' glued to the pane. It is the account of ordinary people in a small Cali- : fornian. eommunity. The prime figures are a supermarket-managet, *ellen Peach Cottage his wife, son. brother-in-law and neighbours. The brother-in-law rapidly becomes the axis around which all the action rotates. He has fallen into a peculiar method of making a living. He works 2 Michael Craig in Another Delightful tablespoons sugar English Comedy 's teaspoon grated lemon rind Shows at 7-15 - 3.15 2 tablespoons butter or margarine i a egg yolk ti macaroons, crumbled 'LDNESDAY and THURSDAY August ?.,4 and 25 Wash and peel the peaches. Cut . to cup.minced celery, 3 tablesp(lons: on the other hand the decor of the 6 in half, saving 1 peach for later, choppedunblanched almonds, a , room is more modern then the "SEVEN THIEVES' use. Remove pits and scoop outlpiaeh of salt and about n, t neepaga frame should he a simple one. If Edward G. Robinson „a little of the center. Mash the; grated horseradish, For each eer,,,,a, you are framing a group of pie-s Reperienee in Suspense is Nal remaining peach along with theI ing, fill 2 pearl: halves with Cheese' Lures that are different in sub- iportion removed from cavities, Add mixture and .put together to form sects, styles and techniques, choose for Those with Weak Hearts Shows at 7.15 - 0.15 a variety of frame shapes and 'mat !sugar, lemon rind, butter or mar- ; whole peach. Place on sapid ereens ..-- - textures, If ayou are framing a liffilliE1111111111111111111111111111 Ammingimmingmitammemek, , garine, macaroon crumbs and egg As a dressing. blend ts cup thick', grouping that consists of a collec- tilailitiMiltilll'alig1111111.111111111111'll'allitili ill Milli! till Lfi Lan t Yc"k • lirx w€411- Spoon some of sour cream, 4, imp tart pay and . lion. fruits, flowers, costume printso move the paper and hang the pie- the mixture into each peach cavity.1 a f ew grains of san. Garnish i then it is often best to frame them tures. -ea Place In a buttered baking dish. salad with fresh raspberries, blue- with mats and frames that are ;_like. Br' hanging your well chosen, ef- fectively framed pictures in groups The arranging of pictures oh a on one watt, instead of helter skel Skill in planning meals. Inkling wall is of the utmost importance. ter around the room. you can high- and preparing food that will be Here are a few guides: style those .waits without adding Freeh Petith Cardinal nutritious, often results in numb 1. Pictures shuld be hung too much to your decorating 3 large peaches greater value for the dollar, , relation to furniture and therefore budget.