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. with fa ens and white vanities. The
,pew markers were white bons with
FOR HONEYMOON sncall yellOts daisies.
. iR�L ;fir ilji�[. hirs, Wellingt-1)n Martin ttas the
A pretty spring wedding took
IaLu e itt St. John's United Church.
\1';urton, on Saturday, April 14.
when Rev, Renner Officiated for
lilt• tu:Lrriage faf Patrieiit Joan,
r1an,:,httr of Mr. and pries. b:igin
Bennett, of Wittrton, to John Barry
to ryfo);le, of \\ringbtun, son of
Clayton Fryfogle and the Tate Mrs.
P ryfote•le.
The elnrrt'h rievorntions earritd
t.tt! •1 yellow and white thence. The
flot:'•r., were yellow Shasta daisies
organist and :hiss Anna 31t•i'un:tld,
of Wilcghint, sang ^1ra}k li:tred in
Hand" and "The \\'edtli)tg 11r:,yt•r"
Mr. Bennett gave It ,1 222 't' t to
tnarriui e. ;bt. luokt'tl lovely in a
white taffeta bridal teow't ++'1111
scal11)i)etl uetkl]nt •t(ai r.hort ,leeV.
VS. The full skirt Ertl intr. :e train
at the batik. She wartethos:-Ii'it t11
2IOVe:s .and her (101 Ibte enuIt ]te^et 1• -
dress, trimmed with st 1111/::.,1411
her full Waist -1 a:gill t't-l1. 1ler
bouquet was ','chew :uttl white i' .sess
Mrs. Monty l;enu•tt, \ i,1e.
bruin, 14[18 ,t,.tt1 -11 111 11,22.,)1'. aro)
,yore a :+o:t hint• taff• 2 , •i! • ; .• •'
luta. botlic•t• and enrrrtt'-it•ngtft ihtt-t•
its. The bell skirt was aeeented with
a small how at back and streamers I
falling to the hemline, S.lte wore tt
Whitt, dill blown rose hat told
white aecessories and carried Silas,
t:a lnisit's, a •arnatotas and roses,
from whfth fell long white streant-
et•:
\\'oaring enstmbit's identical to t
the matron of honor but in yellow.
,et r,• the bridesmaids, Mrs. henry
11'liitt• 0021 Miss Lorna )3't'..)ek, of
t'or'n n t u,
The junior bridesmaid was Deb-
bit Paton, niece of the groom, and
Dorton Bennett, niece of the bride,
was flower girl. 'They each svot•c
yellow nylon chiffon over taffeta
with cummerbunds and hots' at
hitt;(.
grcr:tntsinan was William
Join:sou, of \\Inj ham, and the
tis] ores were Douglas Mundy, of
l.un•i"n. Monty 13ennttt and ,"John
i"ryt'u:!le, of Wingham, Laurie Fox-
urive-
e tun. nephew of the groom, was the
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ring hearer.
i:t'eeiving the guests at the re-
ter•i;t.on in the church parlors were
he 1'ridts's mother, Mrs, Bennett,
and the groom's aunt, Mrs. Charles
Roe. of Milverton, The former wore
t
beige embroidered dress with
lig*hu r beige aecessories and a pink
feather hat. Mrs. Roe chose a. green
tweed suit, brown fur cape and
brown aecessories. Each had a Cor -
14,1g1. of pink roses.
Guests attended from Wingham,
Milverton, Toronto MacTier, Wier -
ton, Owen Sound, Teeswater and
Hanover.
Mr, and Mrs. Fryfogle, who are
residing at 23 Carling Terrace, left
cn a wedding. trip to Tennessee.
The bride travelled in turquoise
knit suit with satin trim, matching
satin shoes, white accessories and
a corsage of white roses and pink
carnations.
Mr. Fryfogle is on the office
staff at Berry Door Co., Ltd, and
Mrs. Fryfogle is with CKNX.
1 wo Shows Nightly, Rain ,or Clear
Children under 12 in cars Free
'f ftt'ft.-1"1UI)AY APRIL 26-27
-- Double Rill —
"RAT RACE"
1Adult Entertainment)
( Colour)
Tony ('tu•tis - Debbie Reynolds
"TOUCH of LARCENY"
,lames Mason - Vera Miles
(Cartoon)
-+A'1'.-.MONDAY APRIL 28-30
— Double Bill.—
"REVOLT
ill•—
"REVOLT OF THE
SLAVES"
c Adult Entertainment)
(Color - Scope)
1 itt,t da Fleming - Lang Jeffries
"EXPLOSIVE
GENERATION"
IAdult Entertainment)
Shatner - Pat McCormack
(Cartoon)
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'I'l'l•:S.-WEDNESDAY MAY 1-2
"INDISCREET"
(Colour)
('rise Grant - Ingrid Bergman
(Cartoon)
(•t.anieg Next
"(fidget Goes Hawaiian" and
"All The Young Men"
JEAN DRESSES, the firm design-
ing the trousseau for Princess
Sophia of Greece, shows this
evening dress in its spring col-
lection. It is in white Terylene
batiste printed with red, pink
and
orange chrysanthemums.
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nthemums.
The dress is slim with a deeply
scooped neckline back a n d
front. A sweeping train falls
from the back and hangs sev-
erely straight just touching the
ground.
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Te increase yore- enjoyment
arrange to see each feature from
the beginning
MON.-TUE.-WED., Apt•, 30 -May 1-2
Now everyone can see
ELIZABETH TAYLOR in
"CAT ON A HOT TIN
ROOF"
Adult Entertainment
• [tog. prices --1st show 7.30, 2nd 9.30
LISTOWEL
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THEATRE
Admission 65e
Free --Public School Students and
infants in cars free when accom-
panied by an adult
Box Office opens at 8 p.m. First
show at dusk. Two shows nightly
rain or clear
THUR.-FRI. APRIL 20-27
FREE DRINKS FOR EVERYONE
JOHN WAYNE - DEAN MARTIN
RICKEY NELSON
"RIO BRAVO"
Color
It
Reach for a
Rutabaga
The Ontario rutabaga . tasty, yel-
low, delectable!
Serve crunchy turnip sticks with
cold meats. Adel cubed rutabaga
to stews or soups. Whip cooked
turnip until light11t and
fluffy an,
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top with a pat of butter,
From the Food Department of
Macdonald Institute, Guelph, comes
a suggestion for using the Ontario
rutabaga in a quicksupper disc.
Whereas most scalloped dishes are
baked in the oven, this one is conk-
ed completely on the top of the
stove. It is deliciously different,
Try it for supper.
Top_Stove Scalloped Turnips
for hive
1 cup water
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon salt
3 cups thinly sliced Ont. turnips
2 cups sliced carrots
':: cup sliced onions
1, cup diced celery
II cup diced green pepper
1 tablespoon butter
1 cup grated Canadian cheese
5 tablespoons finely crumbled sal-
tines
Bring the water and milk to a
boil. Add the salt and vegetables,
Simmer. covered, for about 20 min.
utes or until tender. Do not drain,
Merely add the butter, cheese and
saltines. Cover again and heat un-
til the cheese melts,
Serve with ham slices and hot
rolls.
SAT. -MONDAY APRIL '28-301
I -flan 11 Egg Nests
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MAY 3-4-5 "Sword of Sherwood. Hetes' a luncheon or supper idea.
Forest" Mix together 11._ cups finely
Family Entertainment ground, cooked ham with 3 table -
Color CinemaScopc . .Pius spoons dry bread crumbs, �t cup
Randolph Sc ort in "WEST BOUND" ;grated cheddar cheese, cup water
anti 1 tablespoon pickle juice. Di -
;vide into 6 portions; place each in
TUES.-WED, MAY 1-2 i custard cups and press against
Troy Donahoe - Dana Andrews in bottom and sides to make nests.
"Tt, Sky"
I Break an egg in each nest. Bake in
"The Crowded S1{ moderatelyslow oven (3 ' F.)un-
Color
25 un
Color Adult Entertainment til egg is set, 20 to 25 mintues.
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DEBBIE REYNOLDS in
"SECOND TIME
AROUND"
(1nemaScope Color
Pins
—GOLFING GOLI'IN(ir with SA,7vi SNEAD
lst show 7,30, 2nd 9.20
HAR
THE
ROWN
TffI'irSDAY-FI!tI. SAT. APRIL 20 -27 -28 -
'BACHELOR N PARADISE'
in CinemaSeope and Color
Starring
Bob !lope, Lama Turner and Agnes Moorehead
When Bob invades suburbia—everyone has a hall
SATURDAY MATINEE
"Thunder of the Drums"
Shows at 1,13 anti 9,1.15 p.m.
Recommended as Adult Entertainment
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"THE INNOCENT AND
THE DAMNED"
— plus __
"TROUBLE AT SIXTEEN"
Recommended as Adult Entertainment
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MI/N.-TUES.-WED. APRIL 3(i' - pity
"THE`I=LAPPY THIEVES"
;;tarring Beat l ar•Mfsoit and Alta Hayworth
l'tu• lia.ppy .Thieves in the wackiest crime ever
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DRUMS"
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"THE 44) MAN"
Both in Color
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"Potatoes at a men's luncheon?"
echoed the banquet manager of a
large hotel. "Men are very adis-
appointed if .the plate put before
them doesn't show potatoes in some
form!" At a second famous hotel
the director of foods and beverages
stated firmly: "The healthy man
who eats as he likes is sure to ask
for potatoes!"
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"We have a hundred different
ways of doing potatoes." explained
a third. "Not all these potato dish-
es are suitable for service at very
large luncheons because
athey are
a bit too complicated or must be
prepared the last minute, but in
general the potato is very impor,
tant in the menu of the hotel din
ing ,room."
The potato is a goad mixer. Its
mealy blandness contrasts appe-
tizingly with browned meats and
other vegetables from asparagus
to zucchini. Potatoes have a wealth
of nutrients and it is possible to
stay healthy for months on pota-
toes alone plus a small amount of
fat. But because it has a neglig-
ible amount of fat—one part in a
thousand --it isn't "rich". This is
why its caloric value is surprisingly
low, only 97 per medium baked po-
tato. This is why, also, it teams
so wonderfully with lots of butter
or a well of good brothy gravy .. .
for those who don't watch calories.
Potatoes a L'Echirlete
1?•11. lbs, (about 16) 11) in, potatoes
1 cup boiling chicken or beef
stock or 1 chicken oz' beef
bouillon cube and 1 (up boil..
ing water
1 clove garlic
11,/i2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons chicken, ditek,
goose or pork fat
It teaspoon ground black pepper
Chopped fresh parsley
Peel potatoes and place in a i
saucepan with stock or bouillon
Sliced Potato and Cheese
('asserole
6 mediuM potatoes
Boiling water to cover potatoes
1 cap diced green pepper
1 cup gritted sharp Hustler
cheese
11.: teaspoons salt
'a teaspoon ground black pepper
'3 tablespoons- bacon clrippin;s
6 slices crisp bacon
Wash potatoes and place unpeel
ed, in saucepan i •h
w1L boiling water
to cover them, Cook, covered, un-
til about half done, 20 minutes.
Peel them while still hot anal slice
as thinly as possible without break-
! ing, Fill a buttered 1'.; quart cas-
serole with alternate layers of po-
tato slices, green pepper ant
cheese, sprinkling each layer of po-
tatoes with salt and black pepper.
Pour bacon drippings over the top.
Bake in pre -heated moderate oven
(350 degrees F.) 35 minutes or un-
til potatoes are tender and cheese
has browned. Serve as a main dish
for lunch or supper with ru'isp ba.
con.
Potato and Beat Ball Oven
Stew
12 -oz. can corned beef
1 lb, ground beef
14 cup fine dry bread crumbs
2 tablespoons cold water
1 cup finely chopped onion
!_ teaspoon salt
li teaspoon ground black pepper
' i. teaspoon garlic powder
4 medium potatoes
2 cups onion rings
1 cup boiling water
1 teaspoon salt
Li teaspoon ground black pepper
3 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons cold water
Shred corned beef with a fork,
and mix with gr'oun'd beef, bread
crumbs, 2 tablespoons water, on -
on, the ' teaspoon salt, 't tea-
spoon black pepper and garlic pow-
der. Shape into 2 -inch balls and
brown on all sides in shortening of
beef suet. Place in a 2 -quart cas.
serole. Peel and cut potatoes in
eights and add along with onion
rings, the 1 cup water and remain.
ing seasonings. Blend flour with
cold water and mix with the meat
and potato mixture. Cover and
bake in a pre -heated moderate ov-
en (350 degrees F.) 11:; hours.
cube, water, garlic and salt. Cover
and cook 25 minutes or until po-
tatoes are tender. If all liquid is
not absorbed, remove cover and
cook until potatoes are dry, Add
fat and black pepper. Cook slow-
ly until potatoes have lightly
browned. Garnish with chopped
fresh parsley. Serve with roast
pork, beef, veal or Iamb.
Yield: 8 servings.
FRESH ASPARAGUS --Nothing tastes quite so good to winter -
jaded appetites as does the first spring vegetable—asparagus.
Here it is shown served with the recipe fora creamy, rich Hol.
fandaise Sauce, To make the sauce, thoroughly beat 3 egg
yolks in a bowl small enough to fit closely on a double boiler
base. Very slowly add 1A cup melted butter, beating constant-
ly. Then beat in 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Place bowl over
simmering, not boiling water. Stir constantly with a spoon
until mixture thickens --4 to 5 minutes, Remove from heat.
Pour over cooked, drained asparagus. Mikes about % cup.
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Wash potatoes. Prick skin at
each with t a fork. Place in a
shallow halting pan. Bake in a
pre -heated oven 1400 degrees [`J 1
hour and 15 minutes or until pota,
toes are tender. Cut a slice from
the top of each. Scoop out insides
and mash until fluffy. Add butter
or margarine, salt, black pepper
' and •ham, beef, tongue, fish, shrimp
or crab meat. .Spoon into potato
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