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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-05-31, Page 2TM3LET IF you're preparing a gelatin dessert and want it to set he a hurry, here's a useful hint. Just add to the gelatin, already dis- solved in 1 cup boiling water, 8-10 good-sized ice cubes and stir for about 3 minutes, or un- til' gelatin becomes sirupy and the cubes stop melting. Then re- move ice cubes and set bowl of gelatin in refrigerator to chill. It will set in about ea hour. If you like to accent the flavor of fruit -flavored gelatin, add 1 cup grapefruit juice instead of cold water as called for in the package directions. Or, add 1. cup of gingerale, apricot nectar, • or orange juice instead of water. For an entirely new taste, mix two compatible gelatins such as orange and black raspberry. r * * Here is a dessert that is fluffy and creamy, yet not too rich. It's a gelatin cream whip which can be made as festive as you please when ringed with whipped cream, garnished with mint and served with your fa- vorite fresh fruit.' GELATIN CREAal WHIP 1 pkg. black cherry, grape, or black raspberry gelatin 1 cup hot water 1 cup cold water le cup whipping cream Additional whipped cream for garnish Sprigs of mint Crapes, red raspberries, Bing cherries or other fresh fruit. Dissolve gelatin in hot water: add cold water. Chill until slightly thickened. PIace bowl of gelatin in ice water, and beat with egg beater until thick and fluffy. Whip creat': and fold into whipped gelatin. Peur pito serv- ing diel: and chill until firm. Garnish •wit:: a pipiest -f whip- ped Bream - n,;.. -Tr and serve pith side disize,s ef the freits. * c r R, s : c RACY H,A RDJO — ae encem- aa cel F -'-cess Mo'- ,.' . ac"ecsc c _ u a Ts - pea - Nees.: ~1. ole H:... Sor _ near ho See. arra another delicious dessert for early summer. GIIEIUtY BANANA SPONGE 1 pkg. lemon -flavored gelatin 1 cup hot water }h cup cold water 2 tblsps, Iemon juice 's tap. grated lemon rind 3 bananas 3 egg Whites, stiffly beaten ,S cup chopped maraschino cherries, drained (15 cher- ries) Whipped cream eferaschino cherry halves Dissolve gelatin in hot water. .Add cold water, lemon juice, and rind, Mash 2 bananas well and add to gelatin mixture, mixing well. Chill until mixture begins to thicken, Beat well Fold in egg whites and chopped cher- ries. Pile lightly into serving dishes and chill until firm. Top with whipped cream. Slice re- maining banana Garnish with banana slices and cherry halves. Sliced peaches and red rasp- berries combine to make this mold that is sliced for serving a festive treat. GYPSY FRUIT MOLD 1 pkg, orange -:flavored gela- tin 1 cup hot water 1 cup cold water 1 lie cups sliced peaches 1 cup fresh red raspberries Dissolve gelatin in hot water. AM cold water. Pour a thin layer into a loaf mold and chill until erne. Chill remaining gela- tin until slightly thickened. Ar- range reaches or. firm layer and cover with a layer ref slightly thickened g.elann. Chill until firm. Ace berries end cover with remain:::_ eeiann. Ca ill until firm. . five Id aed rat _e sliees te serve. Serves E,. • r APPLE.CAL'CE SNOW 1 envelope =flavored gelatin 34 cup sugar 1e teaspoon salt '% Cap water gs tap, grated lemon ,'105 1 t'blsp. letnten .uiee Is:, cups tl peened can'' sweet- ened applesauce 2 egg whites Mee th; .h.; :a Sal. arei seeer. Add water. - lsee eve r e T.•.-C.:Er erei eta- teen: firlati. is therenehly,ea. .,.0and art::_,aec'e. Ch :i^xeme :ncu.,ds -h•ty lien droppedfreer: a speen. Add the enbeater- egg whites and bet with a rotary beater until mixture begins to fold its shape. Turn into a 5 -cup mead or into individual milds. Chill until firm. Serves 8. r r r APRICOT SPONGE PIE 1 envelope unflavored gelatin l s teaspoon salt 17i cups very hot apricot nec- tar (1 -ounce can) ..... 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon almond extract 2 egg whites 1 coconut pie shell Cemaine gelatin, sugar, and sea:: *en: v t:l. Add hot nectar Lee stir entil gelatin is thorough- eieselvea. Add lemon juice ectad almend extract. Chill to slightly 'nicker than unbeaten egg white c.:nsesteney. Add the 2 enbeaten egg whites and beat With ry Leaser entil -"entre beeins tit held its shape. Turn i.^ _sheal anei chfI2. Coconut PieShell. Grease o pe eiete Pith 1 tee p. , a 4-ninee zee se Sed eceze ,s of plate rake Carl, POLITICS WITH A GRIN—Members of the Women's blaticnal P-eae Cijb c CO a Skit entitled "Ike Seethes Cff the Farmers" at the WNFC's o'tr,t:al dinner and stunt party in \'v'oshingten. Peef deet and Mrs. Elseehower were guests of honor at the affect . eacve, Betty :eel, of the Washington Star, portrays Ike ctterroting to hit a golf boll off the nose of 'farmer' Mare t r: las. U.S. Ineortneticy Administration. The "farmer's wife" is F.., ._.r t'^ .,_fele, 4f ':cline„ Press„ Pe s SNAKES ALIVE — Standing at a relatively safe distance, (canker Joe Durham, catches a rattlesnake, thanks to a clever .snagg- Ing device. It's all part of the annual rattlesnake hunt sponsored by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. This year's hunt brought in 2400 live snakes, Venom is sold to makers of snake- bite serum and best of the snakes go to zoos. PtlL1LE — Wee: "s the mon do- ing inside the At one time, any schoclbcy could kav'e answered the ciesticn. Hes a steam locomotive irspe.c'O', making a periodicci,e:p the firebox of a KL._ k thcr class engine in Lonac . Eng- land. As the diesel pus. es the locomotive down the track to memory, this sight will eventu- ally vanish from the trarsperta- tion scene entirely. Some Prophets Who Guess Wrong Spare travel enthusiasts ;bill not readily forgive Professt'r. Rirba. d Woolley, the new As- tronomer Royal, for 1::s severe castigation of their dreams. The fit . i'e of interplanetary ravel is utter bilge: he hes said.- r.a,t iet them take heart. Pre - diet., - wise sten often prove trap. pl-rer ,unit even lee hentliest tis, till enter space . itfes- scrW�ee:ies- life:-..... Ani here are acme steed reasens If we lied Yap:nese t: the -in ev ter peneehets et' the r,ast .._., of 1:4.•11 'erste in :' ren suite' e -s in a 4. :fall, . a,. welle, t..,.l . eleneleas., ge ....,... e a_.. p.%: the Atlar.t.o:.. A _..a.. .1 thirty see ta.e t; thecI to .;.I''f i.- .1tee tri sL .. :ere rather ,se et" Only nine yeans.later, a...r Alcock and .. - W.....t-. • Brown, bete, L. r fc:.:nded eine n a s,.l ...0 • prize by neating the fin s t t. _e:s agar tic flight in teat, just w .c_. the Wf r i e.. '.i t brothers w e r e experimenting with their heavier-than-air mach- ines, Dr. Simon Newcombe, a noted American scientist, scorned the very suggestion ef mechani- cal fflight. He argued that fro ccs:iale ccn:'1;'iratio_n ef 'i. o-ve t tc a.. cel, of ..c`�' ' e_••• .and kr.Own forms of :e os.r. be uniied in a_ ,e niaibine ts. tier-tiereezel the a: -^ . .'1::.. re cinteed: I\'a: ceir , eel ths rev, firs rf pr:,—.ernsWith- r.;. .._. never -r'e • 4......, .,.._ z..., • .. .. - .. ? era ea - _ -rfe • e a t, _ _ e. ..:__ F. IC F._. ate e the streets .f L. _. :r. vete E. .. _.:- 1-1c:1t .a , •a t i nor tate weer. tee Tat - Leese. tie:eine age . [(i_ teesc at ner leele eche .- eerc C e - _ -. 1s _ its t f l..a___.. .., _ It.: sateter first nes se es- Ilie c t. - t i:- teethe pe :nes e J a DC: -sane let .sees, tele.7. __.,.., (loud laughter). They would be blown off by the wind (more laughter), And if a strong wind carne the fire would become so hat that the boiler would burst." At his final sally, Stephenson laughed as loudly as anyone else, but for a different reason, The absurdity of that eloquent mem- ber's argument convulsed him. On another occasion, a mem- ber speaking in opposition to the Bill asked Stephenson to assume that one of his engines was tra- velling at 10 m.p.h. when a cow strayed onto the line. "Would that not be an awkward circum- stance?" he asked. "Yes," answered Stephenson in his rich Northumbrian brogue, "very awkward - for the coo!" Few outstanding benefactors of mankind ever stirred up such contempt, initially, as Marconi, the wireless pioneer. When he first came as a "young crackpot" to England, he was subjected to every indignity. On his arrival at the port, customs officers, probing into his suitcases and trunks, were startled by the com- plicated scientific apparatus they discovered. "The man's are an- archist," said one. So. Marconi, seeking peace to develop his world -changing ideas, found himself arrested and his apparatus confiscated. Happily, a British engineer quickly vouched for him, But, almost immediately after- wards, a Lon don newspaper, which should have known better, commented: "An Italian has ar- rived — with a concertina but no monkey. It Is a street organ on which it is impossible to play, but it can make a lot of noise." However, the "concertina with no monkey" shortly afterwards bridged the Atlantic, so giving birth to modern radio's great achievements. Yet hardly had Marconi begun his successful ex- periments before ofd ladies started writing to the newspap- ers complaining about "all this ele ;ria stuff in the air," "it is crippling our health," they cried. in dismal chorus. "The nese should be put away, and his g o di es s contraptions advised others, itching `:: rine out a great mans vision and treat him as a dangerous crieninal or 'lunatic. These examples show clearly erc::_h that 1: is not wise to label everyio.._ s dream as gee.." One day the Astrono- mer F._ etce :oa of space tra- vel ,.y rake him leek just as Fluoridation _. l'aentleen Tee, iteme.77 a:g▪ em t. the Line wh.:77. .L_-. _ ,:ems • eseegi te arerig IJa. . _f.._ _ r_ ago e 1 the cergeseettnee Inoe ire #moped, '_eerieti yes arc .,... fere. 11 c._.e of these. eL_.:nce is y petepee eee rails 2:.i.- . .. c"..,77,-::1• fire eve_ be pees eee. , eseene . ea the: we mast the _. t:.:, cf 11 ori - e trim s. st_.. pr.,int of It,L7 If it 0.1: gee -erne: nix :'' tt we are all ,.ten let's the v i.. .'t-. later sup - r. C.... 'e . t`e tr...rsm:s- • :. '!co E.ryal is he .exp"., „t..- • d_JLiF and itzi :! cb of giteeritins,ri. .. liber it linut Teis vat, f at.ed on ,,:c a The €ern . t Nrits the great `rt.. the . rsai COr- e bene - ..cd, pew- itieree, 0)tr_itherwise pre- pere_. Lee sena ever the -drug T . y.: _ :et's op- ✓v:.. f s caC;a- Let's not remove • r _ make up ,cr ..,. Springs NOT FCSSY with the a1 77. Yee -....., . d:n't like "The:, esz.: g: o..,1 and fight ugh! We scat by the paper they may take a vote, over in Icun- cnlnbt. County, on fluoridation of the public watch' supply. Tho purpose,. of course, is to get finuride into 6hc drinking water aft all the children, to they'll have better it'c'th, - Fluoridation, usually the sub- ject of bitter controversy, is a subject on which we've found it hard to girt wicked up - either way. bbr OUP 1;n('0 is the results wcnt't be so miraculous as to put MI the dentists out of business; they apixarentl,y don't think so either, because const or them are for it. No', 00 the other hand, do we anti' (pate all the dire consequences some op- ponent:; predict. Our chief reaction is to won- der about tito waste of fluor'ide. If the sole purpose is to get fluoride into children, why not just prescribe it for the chil- dren? Why put it into all the water used for industrial pur- poses? into all the water used for washing' clothes and dishes? into all the water used for bathing? Why, in fact, waste fluoride on adults, whose teeth already are formed? And why, in the name al all that i5 sensi- ble, give it to • the thnu'ani'ls with false teeth? Wouldn't it make eotielIy., good sense to put the children's cod liver oil into the public water supply? Yes, sir, it wotild make lust as good sense. And since it would, it seems reasonable to conclude that if we ever flu- oridate the public water supply, sometime we might get around to cod liver oiling it. That though convinces us we do take sides in this controversy after all. Fluoridation? We're ag'in it! Cod liver oil in drinking water! Ughl •-- The Franklin (N.C.) P r es s & flishlands Caconian. MODEST APPEAL — Hillevi Rom- bin, Swedish beauty currently reigning as "Miss Universe;' models a conservative halter - type bathing suit of lastex. Straps of the jeweled top can be tied around the back for sunbathing.Suit's style is a swing to more suit, less skin, and typifies trend in suits this season. V1Eife SCENE Of DEATH — Mother St. Paul (center), Mother Superior c -f the Order of tale Grey Cross, and members of her ttafr cavil the'gm:seeds of the Villa St. Louis near Ottawa,'after a# -.g to inepect the scene of the tragedy.