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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-12-14, Page 6}es, Sir You, too, can $ave at Schuett's $59 Furniture Sale Over 70 Suites Of Furniture To Choose From Including Living room, Bedroom and Kitchen Suites afanaleafferiteeefeetegteiteeeeeritafeafeeinetaeraitalaneereaaaaMsZUMeeZaaraeeee'aMeata aanne‘aaelateefaeeierekaeleaea; g jjy NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE MILDMAY FURNITURt SHOWROOM FIREPLACE (with attachments) „ , , $59.00 LANE CEDAR CHEST „ $59.00 HIGH LACK RECLINER (footstool attached) , „ „ $59.00 SPACESAVER DAVEMO (a good erne) - - ...... - . $59.00 KITCHEN SUITE (five-piece) $59.00 CARPET (9 feet by 101%, feet) ..... , , 4IP $59.00 40 MCP: DELIVCRY ' 0 (*OWE:NO.1NT PAYME *LAN ::04% "110461.1MWZVAI:tte.1054.14104:,r4z$470 GODFREY SCIIIVIETT: MAY FURNITURE STORE AisisiAilloomufiutookoloolgaomvosoixis MILDMAY, ONTARIO *otoltimotinos:Nuoiolotenomigoti,* A $9.95 to $14,95 Scarves $2'95 'LIP Men's Sweaters Leather Gloves $2.95 up Belts $2.00 to $3.50 $5.95 to °$12.95 1/ Dress Sox $1.00 to $L95 Cuff Links $2.50 up ranc# Vests $8.95 to $9.95 .K1:' 1,1 SHOP WHER' MEN and, WOMEN SHOP for MEN re:- HANNA & Co.. 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We; 14, 1 Bananas Make Good Eating? aranenis Jantea Shaw. better imam) as Frank Sbaw. .pa.ssed • y at the Wieghain General fros- alai last Saturday, aftelr an illness of two wrens' therein-on. He was aa years of age. . Born on the second concession of cis Tewasalo. Mr. Shaw had at all his life in the township wing as a young man to his late residence, only two- farms from his Ir halaer. A son of the late. Mr. arel Mrs. Anson Shaw. lie was mar- ried in 1925 to the former Elsie ansten, who survives. Also surviving besides his sor- rowing wife are one son, Charles, 'of Brussels, and two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Nora Stephenson and Mrs. Waliam 4 Fraileest .BrVrn-: ner, as well as two brothers, Alen NM NATIVE DIES AT 67 FRONTIER LAND AT YOUR FINLAND SCOTCH PINE CARTON OF COKES ERE E lit WITH EACH TREE 7,--_-. . SHOP EARLY TO -GET THI BEST CHOW& ..-,. ▪ cif ; 11E1 0111(111r11311 744ACIACIAlliffAitutkillt;111111,tillitILII.1111.Illfri 'eee'aaaeeene'iee4asVfenteaeeia:neefsee'oeeS'eMaZeeeZ'eeaeaeeaeaeeaeaa'ane'anataefeneaee'neateeeaa 7/4 ' ' ' k. AT THE HANNA AL,1110- :-K , ,1601n 1ege CAPS $1.49 Up dric SHIRTS $1.95 up fk BELTS $1.00 rt SCARVES 99c 6%. HANKIES 25c TIES 75c up SOX .... 69c up PANTS $4.95 up tq JACKETS $11.99 up CUFF LINKS THAT ARE SURE- TO g PLEASE YOUR LAD ! $3,99 CHOOSE YOUR GIFT FROM OUR :11, WIDE SELECTION OF GS BOYS' WEAR in our BASEMENT DEPARTMENT 11 Hanna's Men's Wear Phone 70 J Wingharn fOr.1147V7:17;nn,,,Wz-F,l."7.;:7;7;71.1,,"1.,,AnVX47.M7;V72.7a-N707.9.;r.,-,Ak One reason bananas are always a good buy is that Mother Nature profluces them so lavishly: in the Central lamerieati tropics. One slash with a machete and bunch of 130 to 180 bananas is ready for the narrow-gauge railway which will start it on its trip to your fruit howl arta breakfast table. Putting bananas in the refriger- tor stops the ripening process. hut once they have reached sweet. ter-smooth perfection, keep hem moderately cold. Bananas can be served in hun- dreds of ways, to be enjoyed at any time of day and by all seven ages of man. Here, from the test kitchens of the Unite-1 Fresh Fruit • and Vegetable Association, are some delectable deities featuring ban- anas. Banana Chocolate Pudding 1 package chocolate puddingemix 2 cups milk 30 vanilla wafers 3 medium bananas, sliced le cup heavy cream, whipped 1 tablespoon sugar teaspoon pure vanilla extract Combine pudding mix and milk in a saucepan. Stir and cook over medium heat until mixture comes to a full boil, Remove from heat Pour into a bowl, iPlace waxen paper directly on surface of hot pudding to prevent a surface film; Chill. Line the, bottom of a 1-quart casserole with a layer of vanilla wafers. Top with sliced bananas, Cevar with a layer. of chocolate pudding, Repeat until all ingred- ients are used, having pudding as top layer. Chill until ready to serve, Just before serving, sweet- en whipped cream with sugar and add pure vanilla extract, and spread on the top. Yield: e to k servings, Bakeel Banande fi firm ripe, not too soft, bananas 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice ' teaspoon salt 1 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg ', teaspoon ground cinnamon a cup honey l e cup maple syrup 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Ii thin slices lemon or lime Whipped cream, optional Peel and split bananas In half, Brush with lemon juice. Place in buttered baking dish. Mix salt, spices. honey and maple syrup and pour over all. Dot with butter or margarine. Top each banana with lemon or lime slice. Bake in a pre- heated moderate oven 8359 deg. F.; 20 to an minutes. Baste bananas with spiced syrup during baking period, Serve as dessert with whip-' ped cream or serve plain. Yield: a servings. Banana Pie Baked 9-inch pie shell 5 medium bananas 'e cup sugar 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice 1 ! cup sugar 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice 1 cup heavy cream, whipped 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract Half fill a baked 9-inch pie shell with sliced bananas mixed. with the lee cup sugar,and the 1 tablespoon lemop juice. Put remaining ba- nanas through a. potato ricer, Add remaining 1 4 cup sugar and the 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice. Fold in whipped cream along with. pure vanilla extract. Spread on top of pie. Chill, Serve the day it is made. Yield: S servings. Banana. Griddle Cakes 11.2 cups sifted all-purpose 'Icier al teaspoon salt la teaspoon ground black pepper 21. teaspoons double-acting baking . powder 1 tablespoon sugar 2 eggs, separated 1le cups milk 3 tablespoons shortening, melted 1 cup (11 e. medium; thinly sliced bananas Sift first Jive- ingredient;,, to gether, Thoroughly combine egg , yolks, milk and shortening, Add to flour mixture stirring only enough to dampen flour, Stir in bananas. Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into the mixture. Cook on a hot, lightly greased griddle allowing 14 cup hatter for each pancake. Turn to brown other side when bubbles form on the surface, Serve hot with butter and honey or syrup -with sausage or ham. Yield.: 1 1 s dozen griddle cakes. Battelle, Milk Punch 2 medium fully ripe bananas 3 cups milk -Miss Mary Skinn, nurse-in4 -training at St, Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Skinn. • -Mr. and Mrs. M. N, WfcCatter were in Toronto from Wednesday to Friday of lea week, where they attended the ;United Daily and Poultry Co-operative convention at the Royal York Hotel. Mrs, H. V, Pyin spent a couple of days in London last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Itac and Mr, Rae, --Mrs. Charles Sutton of Victoria St, had the misfortune of break" log her wrist during the week-end, After x.royfe, a east was applied at the hospital and 11110 was able to return home, --Mrs. 'Susan. HoWard is a patient in the Wirighain ° General Hos- pital, Mrs, 2-Toward has pneumonia and- was taken to hospital by am- anel; laalpli of Monis Tolveaship. There are 21 grandebildren. A farmer ail his life, the de- erased received his education at 5$4 No. 10, Morris, and later serv- ed with the Canadian armed forces hi ±ne first Woraf War. He enlist li - ed wilt; the 161st Regintera and iG lateratthe th :vent overseas as a member A member of the latuevale Pres- byterian Church. and the Brussels branch of the Cenarlian Legion, Mr. Sbai,v had beep an active Mem- ' bet of his community and had tak- en a deep interest in municipal af- fairs. Funeral services were vonditete at Rene's funeral home, Bruesels, with ii:terment 'at the Brussels cemetery on aIoneay at 2.00 pee. On Sunday evening the Legion ser- vice was held at the funeral home. Pallbearers were friends and neigh. hors. Tha -13-ineal family man has a billfold fu31 of pictures and no raoa3i." - PLAYPO MerarrsizTe. IDS Ur* Stre,traiA A? of cave. 1aj. make. fee daneirg for NT-11,11 Harem Junior Faemera eaenehnea".t.aa7n tt:e Winghatn DieleSet Mans aFeareed Tuesday evening, Dfe. lSih. "Ate dance steeled at eignt and continued foe four b3ara.. A gall- ercwd was in attindance. Leatiecr Benches and Ills baud featuring Al Chczny,, An:iy Ineri and Maitha ilaywet 1, tier- nard Bauelier and alngstott played for dancing and a gaud time was reaortei by an. Tire eresie fur this occasion nr-tviI,d by the co-rneration lo,.:11 "1a of the An-tern:en Feat retien o ale:sleians at Stratford thraveh a graa from the Music Perfarmance Trust Feeds of the Paeoading indasiries. The Music npformanee Trust Fur S is.an exteeeion of a program of pablie sereiei orieareted by :he Recording and Thineernelon Fond of the American nailer:item 01 Mu- sicians, Herman D. presi- dent. 14b GIFTS- Sets $L00 SWEATERS A -Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crump and Billy of Niagara Falls, Ont,, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Jean Crump, a Mr, and Mrs. Don Kennedy Were in `Toronto at the week-end, when Kennedy attended a meeting of directors of the Western Foundry Co., Ltd, - Mrs. John. Hay of Initehetler, Mrs, Gordon lairk of ListoWel and Mrs, .tack Rae of Atwood Visited with Dr, and Mrs. F. A. Parker One -day last week. and Mrs. Nen, Cersoti and family were in ilidgetoWit at the week-end, where they visited with Mts. Ralph Dauphin, Petor Neely and fatally or London vieited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Forbes over the week-end. Mrs: Truman Sthallenn COltauri. carded. An inventory will soon show you those that are merely taking good -closet e spaee. Remaining, "A however. will he a surprising numail her of garments that can be stored to a new and active role in your wardrobe. If you make this a winter preject it will pay year- g round dividends in greater ward- Si robe variety. Typical "skeletons" are Clothes ail whose 'style is dated, Often ellen- ing the sleeves or neckline. raising or lowering the hemline will eon- vent these into current fashion. A two-piece suit or dress in 3vhicth one piece is worn and the other in good condition can be zii; given :a new life by replacing the '4 worn piece with a new one in a `4 fabric that coordinates with the 'at garment in good condition. " Even those garments that, no amount of altering will help often can he turned into a blouse, weskit or other small accessory, if the fabric coordinates well with. other costumes. fY In many cases however, Only minor repairs are needed -match- ea ing':iit; replacing last buttons, enend- #10; :torn _.se4tri.,,fg..tienise..mitting tees' lining in pockets, replacing n? •hroken zippers- -and the garment is ca ready to wear. When the renovation is corn- as- pleted, garments that are not wash- able el should be sent to your dry 4 cleaner, Synthetic solvents used 4 NEW LIFE FOR OLD WARDROBE It's an unusual wardrobe that ,1a donsn't hvae at least -one or two; A S E -skeletons in the closet"- - clothes TO PLEA A MAN that you haven't worn for ages but for some reason have not dis- .tek oef 1.4! Von;, e' atia+ 14, sl *"- rb 'oP .;. .„,,A • td' " igtr ft: I ge R • - ' 6 Mr. and Mrs. 'Clark RenWielt Murray johnson left Mon- cton to 'California, after with Mr. and Mrs. Andy and other friends arid Artitind 'Ingham, John Pitch spent Wedriee- Mt and Mrs, Lloyd Mont- *74' :44 f'g,Megtrgi %...,T,'5Z,f41Y+4fif-friff:LIZ5VeZ.fge .W.4.,f41.4g141 1:1M:074We'rZeZ:1-tafg*.74.1 -f-'Lt7-Zr4r4f4:r4:'.4%S. t Shop a.t fleits's earl .. A -WIDE • GIFT ..SELECTION - in modern dry cleaning revitalize fabrics and the professional press- ing restores the just-bought look, Your cleaner is also the man to consult about stains and soil that are spoiling a dress or suit. If they have set too long tp he re- roved even by his expert spotters, he can advise you about dyeing to hide the stained, or failed part. li cup sugar In these ways you can accomplish 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract the miracle of bringing back the skeletons in your closet to healthy Whipped cream, optional , wardrobe life. Ground nutmeg Slice bananas, mash and mix with le cup of the milk, Add re- Christmas fruit cake can also be =Ming rrrilk, sugar and pure van- turned into a festive pudding. Just lila extract, Mix well. If desired place so-me fruit cake in the top of beat with a rotary or an electric a double boiler of boiling water, beater, Serve chilled in tall glasses Heat the ceke until it is moist and topped with whipped Cream, if de- warm right through, then serve it sired, and sprinkled with nutmeg.. as a steamed pudding with a hard Yield: 1 ,guart or 4 servings, or custard sauce. ,g ...447401Vd 9rZe;410Z 44:41:;e: PERSONALS Z/irlieror4f4eifpT.,W4,1*,;(4,91 ti bay With Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hayiow gortry. of London were week-end visitors Tyr- rs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -clay to r Harold Moffat, !visiting --44r, and Mrs, Robert Mowbray 1,Mitehell spent 'the 'week end with Mr. and kelatives bulanee on Sunday. and Mr. I ' ,