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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-12-02, Page 1100 Willghant' AllVanCeM01001 WOlfiesilay, Dpoo 2nd, X04.0 ing* 141•10A1. - • TelitIMIIIIIIIIIsioilsmowilliiitiffolisiiiiiiitiltiLatwiljoilit a W R. HAMILTO I.OPTIONIETRIST • 1: • Now a whole new golden world of SlqiiT 'iunt I SOUND. •See our HEARING-A11) CLASSES, IS ii .lightest in weight. ii ' Phone 37'• foi :appointment , ' * . ;_, .. vo.immuill itimilisiiiicimumiciiiiiimmisiiisniiiii iiiiiiiiiiiimit0 Many Thaiiks!, U ' y ''a-s Mayor of jog, ham, I would like to express my sincere thanks to the ratepayers and members of council for their confidence in me. HOW ABOUT IT SANTA?—These two youngsters were all set to tell Santa, wh4t they Wanted for Christmas, when they met up with the old boy him- self at the town hall Saturday afternoon, has MOP to new location OUR BUSINESS, WHICH HAS BEEN OCCUPYING A STORE IN THE MacDONALD BLOCK IS NOW LOCATED AT THE ormer OPPOSITE WINGHAM MOTORS AND NEXT TO LEE'S RESTAURANT. '4+ JO' THIS CHRISTMAS OWE THE PRICELESS GIFT ,j0F TRUE RELAXATION 1 sli THE NIAGARA HEAT AND MASSAGE RECLINING CHAIR RELAXES YOU. AS NOTHING ELSE CAN! NOW! A WIDER RANGE OF PRICES `means there's a CYCLO-MASSAGE® gift by Niagara for everyone! This season it's easier than ever to give the most worthwhile gift of all: an aid to better living . 4, heat and massage units by Niagara. AS LITTLE AS $20 DOWN delivers a Niagara chair for Christmas. Custom covered iii your choice of a huge variety of decorator fabrics, genuine leather or Naugahyde. This wonderful health equipment and furniture helps . „ • Pep you up when you are tired • Relax you front everyday tension • Encourage deep, restful, drugless sleep • Increase blood circulation in areas of contact • Ease many of the aches and paini pf normal living, relieve the minor pains of chronic arthritis and rheumaiism whenever they occur (with Niagara portable equipment) YOU FEEL YOUNGER, LOOK SETTER, ENJOY A GREAT-TO-SE-ALIVE FEELING WITH THE DAILY AID OF COMFORTING CYCLO-MASSAGE UNITS! AtVaaaMmaa.; • ,, y^ ,•... 1 NEW CYCLOMATT (TM) MASSAGE MATTRESS Lulls you to sleep . . automatically wakes you up! Twoindependently controlled massage units produce Soothing, relaxing massage effect that helps relieve everyday stresses and tensiont. Called the world's most highly developed form bf massage. HEAT AND MASSAGE PORTABLE SETt Ideal for application to-Specific parts of the body. You get more soothing, penetrating massage action than ever before. The deluxe, portable set is now significantly more effective in its abtion. ®1959 Niagara Therapy Mfg, Corp, lee wonderful way to bolo re- have everyday ache .%aitd aalria 'Ottrry 1 Givet, me a loo-of-the-wdrlf eoling in Suet 20 tnioutea . , , Arthur Contfrot LEARN MORE ABOUT" NIAGARA'S FAMOUS 20 MINUTE TEST FREE! WRttE, PHONE OR VISIT FOR FULL COLOR BROCHURE ANO.BOoKat . . . That tells what this famous test can mean to your family's wall-being! look THE CYCLO-MASSLGI LEISURE LOUNGE Three CYCLOID-ACTION® units send Soothing massage to every part of the body, This one-Of-a-kind reclining Chair adillstS from an .upright to a prone position. Can be used as a daybed! • The Story of Asparagus One of the most welcome signs of spring in your fresh produce market are the bright greed spears of fresh Western-grown asparagus. Asparagus, as we know it today, is just one of about 150 species of asparagus and is , only one of several species that are edible. It is believed to have originated in 14 cup cider vinegar 3 tablespoons salad oil teaspoon salt V.: teaspoon paprika 1/16 teaspoon ground white per. 1 teaspoon finely chopped onion 2 teaspoons finely chopped pars- ley Wash cauliflower and break into flowerettes. Place in a saucepan with lainch boiling water and the 1 teaspoon salt. Bring to boiling pOint, and cook, uncovered, 5 min- utes, Cover and cook, 10 minutes Or until cauliflower is only crisp- tender. Drain, Combine vinegar, salad oil, salt, paprika, white pep- per, onion and parsley. Pour over drained cauliflower, Chill add serve in place of salad, Yield: 6 servings. Pep- Thank You Wingham To everyone in Wingham who backed my acclamation to the position of deputy-reeve, may I extend my sincere thanks. I can promise that our town will see the best possible attention on my part. Please accept my good wishes for the coming Yuletide and the New Year which lies ahead. Joe Kerr I appreciate very much the,kind statements made at the nomination meeting and will be very happy to carry on for another term as Mayor of your community. R. E. McKinney J. Roy Adair, Reeve. Citizens and Taxpayers of the Town of Wingharn: For acclamation to serve you as reeve for another term, I have, made every effort to promote the best interests of our town' and can .promise, that these efforts will be continued throughout the coming year. I would like to extend my sincere thanks for,. the confidence you have placed in me and offer my best wishes for the Christmas season and the New Year. MR. and MRS. TAXPAYER— THANK YOU The experience gained this year should enable me to serve you better in 1960. Gordon Buchanan Cream Puffs Easy to Make TO DRESS BETTER CHOOSE WISELY Any fashion expert will tell you it is possible to be well-dressed on a limited budget if yciu follow two simple rules: Choose your clothes with care and care for the clothes you choose, Choice is an individual thing, governed by your needs, and the strles and colours that 'suit you best. The extremes of fashion should be avoided for nothing dates a wardrobe quicker, Better one expensive dress or suit with good basic lines, than a, variety of inexpensive garments that wear out in your closet, For variety, depend on accessories chosen with the same discrimination, Care of clothing is essential. Each garment should be checked after every wearing. Any , brush- ing, sponging or pressing necessary, should be done before returning the garment to your closet, This not only , protect it but ensures everything you have is always wearable. Regular dry clea„ning is an important part' of clothing care. Aftei each wearing an ,invisible amount of soil is picked tip. If allowed to remain in the fibers too long, deterioration of 'the material is inevitable. Dry cl8aners now use improved cleaning sol- vents, which have a more Pene-` :trating action. These do;,' not affect the fibers of the material and are odourless. Professional pressing , is 1' also important in keeping clothes'l look- lag new. Your cleaner employs skilled pressers. who use a variety of special machines for results that can't ,be achieved by an' iron, One of 'these is a garment form- er which restores the original lines, no matter how badly it has been worm Such clothing care given to garments. that are chosen wisely, will stretch your clothing dollar. You will find you can afford to build a wardrobe that allows you to be--and feel—best-dressed for .any occasion. HERE'S HEALTH Devilled Cauliflower 1 head (3 pounds) fresh cauli- flower 1-inch boiling water 1.4: teaspoons salt 'Vs cup butter or margarine 2 teaspoons prepared mustard 34 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce hi teaspoon salt • M3 teaspoon ground black pepper , Dash cayenne Wash cauliflower and remove large outside leaves (leave small Fender leaves attached to head). Place whole head in saucepan with 1-inch boiling water and the 1 t:,3 teaspoons salt, Bring to boiling point Without cover. Cook 5 min- utes.. Cover and, cook 15 minutes or until tender, turning head to cook uniformly. Remove from saucepan and place In a serving dish, Melt butter or margarine in a saucepan and add remaining in- gredients. Pour over cooked cauli- flower, Yield: .6 servings, Fresh CattlifloWer with Tomato-Curry Sauce' 2 tablespoons diced fresh onion 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 to 216. teasnoons Curry powder 2 tabl4Pbons flour 2 cups diced tomatoes 3 .tablespais Water teaspoons salt 3A teaspoon ground blttek pepper 1/16 teaspoon garlic powder tnediuin (3 pounds) Whole head cauliflower ,cooked Snide onions in batter or mar- garlic anti), they are limp and transparent. Blend in curry pow- der, Cook 1 s Minato, stirring con- stantly, -'Stir in flour. Add diced tomatoes and Water. Cook until tomatoes have softened and the .mixture is of inediuni-thickness, Add, seasenings, Mix well and poOr over fi head of cooked 'etaulifloWer. Yloldt 6 servings, . Vresli i fldtver Vinaigrette 1 Wiediutn pound) heed fresh cauliflower 1-inch boding water 1t saucepan 1 leaapeen salt From the test kitchens where many Canadian companies try out their own products come many de- licious recipes for our eating pleasure. It may seem audacious to try and improve anything so basically right as the cream puff, but if you try this recipe you will agree it is aptly named Ambrosia —food for the gods--which means down-to-earth good Sating for ordinary mortals: These cream puffs are surpris- ingly easy to prepare, If you make the puffs ahead of time and freeze, thefilling only takes minutes to whip up. Ambrosia Cream Puffs 1 package of Cream Puff Mik 1 20-ounce can crushed pineapple (save juice) 1 vanilla pudding mix (cooking type) 1/2 pint whipping cream 'A cup red maraschino cherries chopped fine Confectioner's sugar Prepare and bake cream puffs according to directions on padk- age. Cool on wire rack. (Recipe makes 11 large puffs, half of which can be wrapped in transparent -film and • frozen for filtilre itae.) Make filling by combining crushed pineapple and juice with pudding mix in a saucepan. Cook until mixture thickens. Cool. Whip cream until quite stiff, Gently fold cooled fruit mixture and cherries into whipped cream. Cut off tops of cream puffs and fill. Replace tops and dust lightly with confec- tioner's sugars Serve immediately, the eastern Mediterranean lands and Asia Minor, where it grows wild today. Asparagus is an old vegetable, It was cultivated for food in Arabia and Persia long before the Chris- tian era. When the plant reached Greece its name was based on the Arabic name; and the Romans formed their word, aspa.rgus, from the .Greek name of the vegetable. Thus the precise meaning of the word, its meaning to those Arabs of long ago, never will be known. The vegetable was popular with the Romans as far back as 200 B.C., when Cato gave detailed in- structions for growing it, Aspara- gus was a popular appetizer at Roman banquets and many Ro- mans dried the shoota of aspargus to eat "out of season"- Prepara- tion was considered so simple that Einperor Augustus is suposcd to have originated a saying "quicker than you can cook asPargus". Northern Europeans and Eng- lish have 'been eating fresh aspara- gus since the days of their record- ed history. Englishmen enjoyed eating the vegetable raw, as the 16th century writer, Evelyn, wrote that "sperage" was "delicious eat- en raw with oyl and viimgar"..A8- pa,rag,us was probably brought to America with the earliest settlers. Thank You May I thank the citizens of Wingham for the confidence placed in me, I shall try to serve their interests to the best of my ability, *sovkAnnivsivniWnew.,•0 Donald Nasmith