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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-04-04, Page 18S ARTICLES ac , rosaries is . scapulas sick call sets crucifixes *articles far confirmation PENWARDEN GUARDIAN DRUGS Mount Forest 323-1780 ., .CONVALESCENT AIDS OF ALL TYPES FOR SALE OR RENT Wheel Chairs, Walkers, Com- modes, Quadruped Canes, Bed -rests, Etc. A COMPREHENSIVE STOCK OF SURGICAL SUPPLIES OPEN9TO9 SIX DAYS AWEEK PENWARDEN GUARDIAN DRUGS Mount Forest 323-1780 Kitchen color studied By BARBARA HARTUNG. Q. Would you please help mein the selection of color for my kitchen? The tile on the drainboard is yellow and brown, the floor was matched to the tile with white, yellow and brown. But the problem is the wallpaper on one wall that we made a mistake on. The colors in the wallpaper are gray, gold and orange on a white background. Right now, the cabinets are painted a light green. The walls are • white. I was thinking of paint- ing everything off-white. The kitchen is long and narrow. — M.H. A. If you feel you made a se- rious mistake with the wall- paper and the green cabinets are in good shape, it might be easier to do over the wallpa- per than to redo the cabinets, which is a terrific job. You might incorporate the yellow, white and brown of the drain- board and floor with the cabinets through the `s a yellow, brown, white and green wallpaper. If you made a mistake don't feel badly. You aren't alone. Professional interior design- ers do, too. However, if you are set on painting the cabi- 'VISIT US For an original Oil Painting or a Beautiful Grandfather Clock or Wall Clock ONTARIO'S LARGEST CLOCK. GALLERY DAVE AUSMA FINE CLOCKS wy. 6, '/2 Mile North of Guelph Phone 822.2485 INTERIQRS We're.pleased to offer MEDIUMLENGTH SHAGS 100% nylon facing Reg. $11.95 NOW .8.95. TONE ON TONE SCULPTURED NYLON Reg. $9.95 NOW 7\ •95 ON BALE ENDS SAVE 40% to 60% Dial 36I.2090 10th St. HANOVER SPRING FASHIQNS in LEATHER and SUEDE .cI \IL 10,114111 Au; may • . SKIRTS . PANTSUITS . MOTORCYCLE JACKETS . SKIRT JACKETS \�. -11110. • Ladies' spring jackets arriving weekly now at the NEEMO FACTORY OUTLET Other spring fashion items for both men and ladies are now in stock. Open 10:00 am. - 6:00 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. & Sat. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Fri. 192 Ontario St. STRATFORD G n . e Thi e would be * sad cam. Aiao a pane yel- low or a gold might be poesi- bilities to add a little more color. In addition, you might think about putting a glaze over the base. color. This is an interesting decorating trick. For example, say you painted the cabinets white, you might put a gold glaze over it to tone down the harshness of the white and tie into your color scheme. Q. I have what must be the most uninteresting window in existence. It is in my entry and looks out on the street. I would like to have complete privacy at some times and . some light at others. It is 36 inches wide and 52 inches tall and is 24 inches off the floor. Please suggest some decora- tive way of treating the win- dow. I am riot fond of tradi- tional draperies. I would like to set the tone for my eclectic apartment that is both,con- temporary and traditional. — T. M. A. One very decorative way is to build a lambrequin or frame to go around the win- dow. It might be 8 inches wide on the sides and 8 to 12 inches deep at the top. You could make it rectangular like a frame or angle it, however' seems pleasing. Cover it with a fabric because fabric is easiest to stretch around cor- ners and staple or glue. Place a chest in front of it to fill in the space from the sill to floor. Inside the frame do a fabric laminated window shade of a contrasting pattern. For ex- ample, you might use a shin,* red vinyl trimmed in black braid for the frame, combin- ing it with a dramatic black and white.,print laminated on the shade.''yyour choice of fab- rics and chest will control whether you have a tradition- al or contemporary look or both. vs Wu. or 4004 serve es whiskers. Tie a ribbon around the kitten's h a giveand PiPe tail. For a really fluffy one, . use the chenille' nubby type. Once you can make idttens, ouch as shown:in the scoot* �`r It to out haw to snip and Ous *id "magi. native *aches that will In outer creat. Haw about a pvnodied pup, c; ale , Or *Yen a CARTON CREATION — EggY animals can be created out of the cartoons which originally contained "hen fruit." CHILD'S PLAY Egg carton creates rabbit By BUROKER & HUNTSINGER Here's a before -or -after Easter project that is' fun to make and can give "equal time," as the saying goes, to other members of the animal kingdom. No one knows for sure, actually, just how rabbits got involved hi the season's fes- tivities in the first place. Cer- tainly, in real life, they do not produce or deliver eggs. How- ever, Easter proved to be a spring holiday, a season when baby lambb, chicks and, bun= nies were abundant, and so the symbol somehow evolved. Regardless of how they were delivered, chances are there's lots of eggs around your house for the traditional dipping and hiding. So it should be easy to oi*tain an empty cardboard egg carton. Cut this into sections which will provide you with twelve cups. Use one cup or section for an animal's body. Where it has been separated at the bot- tom, cut an additional amount from the center so that ; two \'paws can result. This forms the beginning for a squatting Qldtten. To make the head, cut a second section so the bottom of the cup becomes the neck EASY ON BUDGET — Crusty Baked Chicken, marinated in Worcestershire Sauce and dipped in ,an egg mixture before baking, is easy on the cook and on the budget. COOKING CORNER Baked chicken gives gourmet flair to meal By SUSAN DELIGHT Chicken continues to n f r one of the best meat buys. This most versatile of meats combines deliciously with a variety of flavorings and in- gredients. It is one of the easi- est, too, for giving a gourmet flair to company meals. A headliner for any special event can be Crusty Baked Chicken which gets its exotic flavor from marinating in Worcestershire sauce. It is dipped in an egg mixture be- fore being baked to a crusty goodness. •F Deviled Chicken Legs are accented with a wine -laced to- mato sauce. Buttered rice tossed with green peas makes a good accompaniment for the thicken. CRUSTY BAKED CHIeKEN 2 potind chicken, cut into eighths 14 cup original Worcester- shire sauce egg, lightly beaten clip, fine dry bread crumbs 2 tablespoons grated Par - Meson cheese 1 teaspoon salt Place chicken in a snug fit- ting bowl. Add Worcester- shire sauce; turn chicken pieces to coat. Cover and re- frigerate for about four hours, turning chicken once if possi- ble. Drain off but reserve Worcestershire sauce. Com- bine Worcestershire sauce with egg. Mix bread crumbs, cheese and salt. Dip chicken pieces into Worcestershire mixture then into bread crumb mixture. Place on rack in shallow open roasting pan. Bake in a preheated moderate oven ( 375 P.) for 50 minutes or until chicken is fork -tender and crisp on the outside. Yield: Four portions. DEVILED CHICKEN LEGS (Serves 4) 8 chicken drumsticks (about l3/4 lb.) 1 teaspoon salt 1. tablespoon butter 1 tabifsspoon oil 1/2 cup finely chopped onion 4 teaspoon minced garlic 1 can (8 oz.) tomato sauce 1'2 teaspoon celery salt ', teaspoon pepper 4a teaspoon herb seasoning 4 cup burgundy 11/2 teaspoons vinegar 1 teaspoon prepared mus- tard 3 drops tobasco sauce Sprinkle chicken with salt, and brown slowly in butter and oil. Push chicken to one side of skillet. Add onion and garlic, and, cook until trans* parent. Add all remaining in- gredients, and simmer, un- covered. about 30 to 35 min- ute until chicken is tender, beating frequently with pan sauce. and the sides, when deco- rated; will turn into the face and ears. Now glue this top section to the other one Use tempora paint to color the cardboard. Contrasting ' colors can be used for eyes, or Use glue and glitter for a More arresting effect. 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