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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-01-14, Page 3WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1959 ZURICH Citizens NEWS Grannie Turkheim's Reci pe SOX NEVER FAIL WHITE CAKE 1 cup shortening or butter 1 scant cup sugar or a little less 2 eggs 1 cup milk 2 cups all purpose flour 1 teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons cream of tartar flavoring Cream shortening and sugar and add flavoring and eggs. Cream this well. Sift flour and cream of tartar and soda and add alter- nately with milk to first mixture. Bake in moderate oven (350 de- grees), for 20 minutes in 9"x13" pan. NEVER FAIL BROWN SUGAR ICING 2 cups brown sugar 6 tablespoons cream 1 teaspoon butter Let come to boil and boil scant two minutes—perhaps a little less. Take from heat and beat vigor- ously for a minute or two. Good an above cake. NETE"S FLOWERS Flowers beautifully arranged for Weddings, Funerals, Etc. At Prices Everyone can afford Phone 130 — Zurich n,11111111MIIIMMIs BIENENSTICH (Sting of a Bee) Don't be misled, you won't be stung when you make it! 1/a lb. of butter 1/2 cup sugar 3 eggs 1/S cup milk 3 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt grated rind of lemon Cream the butter and sugar well, then add the eggs one at a time. Sift flour and baking pow- der and add to batter alternately with the milk. Add grated lemon rind. This makes a very fluffy batter, spread it thinly into a large pan. Carefully spoon over this batter the following mixture which is prepared before you mix the cake batter and allow it to cool while you mix the cake bat- ter. TOPPING FOR CAKE 1/ cup sugar 1/4 lb. butter 1/4 cup milk 1/4 lb. almonds (or more) Almonds are blanched and cut lengthwise into narrow strips. Place all ingredients into small saucepan and allow them to come to a boil. Cook for minute or two until sugar is dissolved, then set aside to cool while you make the batter. Dip the topping over the batter, smoothing it out thinly. Bake with butter. Stays fresh longer - tastes better. ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS" MARKETING BOARD REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS STORK BUSY (Goderich Signal -Star) Though there were 26 more babies born in Goderich in 1958 than in 1957, last year wasn't a record for the stork. The 1958 total of 221 babies is 20 less than the record total of 241 in 1952. In 1958, there were 91 deaths in Goderich, six more than the year before, according to figures kept at the town clerk's office. Bake at a moderate oven (350 de- grees) for about 30 minutes. When it is cool split cake into layers with a sharp knife and put together with a filling made of ic- ing sugar, little piece of butter, little cream, and almond extract or lemon juice—cream this ever so long so that you get a fluffy filling resembling whipped cream. ORANGE NUT BREAD (Mrs. C. F. Bowden) 2 cups flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon soda 3/4 cup white sugar 1/2 cup broken walnuts 2 tablespoons melted short- ening (Crisco) 1 egg, well beaten %4 cup strained orange juice 2 tablespoons strained lemon juice 1 tablespoon graded orange rind 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon rind Sift dry ingredients and add nuts. Combine all other ingred- ients and add to dry mixture, stirring until just mixed. Pour into greased paper lined loaf pan (size about 5"x9") and bake at 350 degrees for about 11/4 hours. A Practical Household Hint To clean narrow -necked vases or bottles that have openings too small for a bottle brush, drop some crushed egg shells into the vessel, add a little water and shake until all film and dust dis- appear from the glass. After rinsing, it will be crystal clear. p.O. BOX '130 PHONE 140 PAGE THREE A Letter to 10,000 Drivers DEAR SIR or MADAM: Please accept my sympathy and regrets. A trying time lies ahead. You are going to be an- gry. You are going to feel both insulted and victimized. You will probably be hopping mad. That will be your privilege. It will also be one of your remain- ing methods of getting about . . . hopping. Because you are not going to be able to drive a car.. . You are one of the 10,000 drivers in Ontario who, according to the estimate of the Department of Transport, are expected to have their driving privileges suspended in 1959, under the new Driver De- merit Points System. You are one of the people who are not willing, or not able to conform to what the Province considers a minimum standard of safe behaviour at the wheel of a car. As an individual who thorough- ly enjoys the pleasures and con - Rev. C. D. Daniel Installs Officers Of Hensall WITS (By our Hensall correspondent) Rev. Charles D. Daniel conduc- ted the installation of officers for the Women's Missionary Society of the United Church last Thurs- day afternoon, and also addressed the group, choosing for his theme, "Missionary Work." Mrs. E. Rowe gave the devotional mes- sage and Mrs. Carl Payne render- ed a solo, "The beautiful garden of prayer." Mrs. A. Clark reported for the visiting committe as having made 14 calls on sick and shut-ins. Re- ports were presented by corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. William Henry; supply secretary, Mrs. Norman Jones; Baby Band, Mrs. George Hess; missionary monthly, Mrs. L. Mickle; treasurers report, Mrs. W. B. Cross. Mrs. Daniel presided for the meeting and Mrs Armstrong for the business THIEL'S SUPERIOR STORE GROCERY ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE FIVE venience of motoring, I can appre- ciate the severity of your self-in- flicted handicap. But as an ex- ecutive of the Ontario Safety Lea- gue I must express our deep satis- faction that you are to get such a powerful demonstration of the all-round benefits of keeping your driving performance within the law, and within the bounds of common sense. It is going to sting in many ways when you have to spend three months in the passenger seat. I can only hope you derive some compensations. Such as an appreciation of some of the good points about public transport, and a realization that there is no act- ual hardship in having to walk half a mile occasionally. We hope that when you are wel- comed back again as a driver af- ter a three month's rest, you will not feel bitter and that you will never again drive in a way that merits suspension. We hope you will understand that you have been kept off the roads as a pro- tection, not as a penalty. The application of the Points System may hurt you personally, but it may save a life. Because of it there is a little less likelihood that you will be either victim or ex- ecutioner in a senseless fice on Ontario roads. sacri- Yours sincerely, F. H. ELLIS, General Manager, Ontario Safety League. Your Hair Is Our Business For The Latest In BEAUTY STYLING CALL NORMA°S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 223 — Zurich ZURICH, ONT., January, 14, 1959 our customers we have, CUSTOMER' the majority of . extending credit, DEAR discontinue Far the benefit n decided to consideration, 1959, dispense with expensive after much January to disp ill immediately commencingis °n ill permit us that en w policy change w ,a saving This P° d auditing cost LOWER PRICES. wall the form of know that You bookkeepingn°u in costs, we for your money. poss on sof high living groceries all these buy the trend of day more g In opportunity this p are following ved that operation welcome this oPP policy ` e have R majority of By adopting s n the country who roved that m I the oyes rices they can ea hob s i�� s esired by economical P or ar strictly cash because �s of the more their customers, because new plan, and we talk to us about our you lust how we enjoy• We invite You to opportunity of explaining to W the oPP° shop far less at ou would appreciate able to that To you that you will be our price tickets will benefit.OR FOOD MARKET, look for shoppers as a result of To prove to Y our shopP PERI we are extending to ° THIEL'SeSreductions basis. in the past, and show from a credit to cash changing 'Thanking youour welcomeou uturte pat atronage Prices, we are thong for y looking forward to serving Yours respectfully, Signed, THIELC. N• Due to the on order should be and 5.00 p•m. In case of us a call. We wi RE DELIVERIES minimum amount of at 11.00 m' h cost of delivering, will be made a high p�11 deliveries to give X3.00. se do not hesitate do everything yin our power to serve you. II BEEDNEttigr Brouches, Necklaces Ear -Rings ALL COSTUME JEWELRY WHILE THEY LAST ZURICH VARIETY STORE SPECIALIZING IN GOOD FOOD WELL PREPARED IS WHAT WE LIKE TO SERVE YOU! SUNDAY DINNERS 4.00 to 7.30 p.m. DINING ROOM CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY EVENING Dominion Hotel Phone 70 --- Zurich — "You Are A Stranger But Once" —