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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-20, Page 15a BE LIN by W. W. Haysom your telephone manager I often think that it must seem strange to 'eitizens of those countries which are still struggling to obtain free vot- ink in a general election, that Canadians must be urged to use the vote that they have enjoyed for so many years. For more than half a century — since 1917 when women were granted the vote in federal elections — all adult Canadians have enjoyed this freedom to vote. The secret ballot was in- trod:heed in Canada in New Brunswick in 1855 and voting by sqcret ballot was adopted in federal elections in 1874. Before this qualified voters (men over 21) called out their choice at the polls. First votes for women .in Canada were allowed in 1884. In that year widows and spinsters in Ontario were giv- en the ballot in municipal 'elections. The privilege of voting has a long history in Canada. Perhaps that is why the duty that goes with this privilege is sometimes overlooked. Thou- sands, indeed most of us who will be voting in our federal election next week, know nothing of the Struggle to obtain the vote — a struggle which is still going on in many coun- tries. June 25 we have the chance to vote for the government we feel will best lead Canada. Freedom to vote. It's both a privilege and a, duty. What help can you get that: Will work overtime with- out extra pay? Will take care of a thousand errands and nev- er complain? Is always ready to be of service? -.Will never speak unless spoken to? Can, speed across town or across the continent in seconds? Your telephone, of course. It's always there, always ready to help you accomplish more. For busi- ness and for pleasure it is always your willing servant. Ever doodle while talking on the phone? Be. careful . those little scribblings can really give you away. Psychol- ogists say if you draw squares and checkerboards, you're log- ical and. emotionally stable; animals and birds, you're affec- tionate and understanding. Boats mean that you're energet- •ic and love freedom, fwhile drawing arrows points out that your goals are high. Circles show'you're a daydreamer; floW- ers and trees reveal that you're lonely; sketching facial fea- tures shows that y'ou' appreciate beauty: There's the analysis. Now . . . which one are you? ' $ Say Cqi.ees�- Cottage' Please The smildeat ofai beeSes readily available at MeSt dairy counters. Various countries have their 'unripened cheese similar curd. Eating cottage- cheese is otta" of Italy, One of the oldest of cheesei -Si t is now made PeranterciallY by adding lactic acid baeferia to skim milk to yield a mild -flavored, white curd. Eating cotage eheese is like eating milk with a spoon. It is an excellent food, readily digested and particularly adapt, able to warm weather meals. BUYING' AND STORING Most dairies make their own cottage cheese and pack it in 8; 12 and 1,6 -ounce containers. It is available 4,94 "dry" or "cream- ed". The "creamed" type has cream added and the cheese must °ordain at least 4 per cent butter fat according to the reg- ulations. The "dry" is the low - f a t variety. The container should be kept tightly closed, plaeed in the refrigerator and used within, two or three days for best flavour. 'Cottage Cheese Dip 1 cup -cottage Cheese % cupsalad dressing 2 tablesponos chopped green onion, teaspO'n salt Dash pepper Few drops hot pepper sauce_ 1 teaspoonlernom, juice Press cottage cheese,,,through sieve. Add remaining ingred- ilengts and beat until light Chill. Makes about 1 tup. PINEAPPLE COTTAGE CHEESE •SQUARES 1% cups graham wafer crumbs 1/2 teaspon cinnamon 1/4 eup butter, melted 1 can (10 -ounce) crushed pine- apple 1 enevelope gelatin (1 table- spoon) - % cup, sugar 1 tableis' poon lemon, juice, 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1 cup sieved cottage cheese F4 cupcommercial sour cream Mix graham wafer crumbs, cinnamon, and, butter,. Press half the mixture in bottom of 8 -inch square cake pan. Drain pineapple. Save juice (about 1/2 , cup). Soak gelatin in pineapple . juice 5 minutes.Add sugar and heat until gelatin is melted, about 1 minute,. Remove from heat, add pineapple and remain- ong ingredients. Chill tmtil be- ginning to thicken Pour hrto pan, top With remaining crumbs and chil until set. Cut in squares to serve. Six to eight servings. Strawberry Cottage Cheese Salad • 2 --cups quartered strawberries Vs cup, sugar J. envelope gelatin '(1 tbls.) % cup cold water 2 ,cups cottage cheese 1cup salad dressing or may- onnaise 1 tsp, lemon juice .few' grains salt. Combine strawberries and su- gar and let stand 15 to 20 min• - utes, stirring gently several times. Soak gelatin in oold water for 5 minutes and -then dissolve over tot. WOW, T4a,•$4 ..POttig.0 awe .tuld stir in s.agd sing, lemon ittioe and shit Ad4 dissOlssocis vista and *.contbitto thoroughly. Fold in stawither• rim Turn into a 5-eep MOidi We indivitha1. Melds, :axid until firm, about 2 hours., Sorv.o as a -side salad or as part of a fruit plate, Six servings. . . • 'rho HURON fX14,5119R, SEAFORT'ili ONT, JUN 20, Strawberries Take To Dipping Mr. Tom Walker, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario; and Mrs. Chris Rupp, North Vancouv. er, B.C„ both won sporty SST Javelin cars by Ameri- can Motors. HOW TO USE Commonly considered as a food for dieters, many persons have been bypassing this ver- satile, refreshing food, Cottage cheese may be used as the pro- tein part of a salad. Its mild flavour and skowy whiteness,is an an attractive background for displaying colorful fruit or veg- etables. It forms the basis of many dips for crackers, chips, fruits or vegetables. In casser- oles it may be combined, as a sauce With ground beef as in lasagna. Many deserts feature cottage cheese in combination with various fruits such as pin - apple and strawberries. Some people feel that cottage cheese reachs its peak .of perfection in a cheesecake. The home 'economists of the Consumer Section, Canada De- partment of Agriculture, have so many favorite tested recipes featuring cotage cheese, it is difficult to make a choice. How - over, they are confident you will enjoy the "Cottage Cheese Cheese "Squares" and "Straw- berry Cottage Cheese Salad." WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 1 4Z,;•:' 140 Mrs, K. Paquette, Eastview; Joey Morisset- te,_Kingston; Ricky Coker, Winona; R. J. A. Burke, Petawawa; Mrs. Barb Harrison, Seer- ' boro; Jimmy Todd, Toronto; Carl Lavigne, Windsor, are some of the winners_of shiny, red Honda motorbikes. - Don Lockhart, Collingwood; Bruce Scott, Strat- ford; George Osmond, Guelph; Jim Schuett, Kit- chener; Mrs. Sam Swain, Dundas; Kevin McCar- thy, Alliston; Kevin Autry, Dresden; Kristy King, OWen Sound; Barbara Schnurr, Walkerton; 'Mrs. Doris Hardy, Point Edward; John Barton Clark- son; Bruce Ray, Brantford; Bill Post, FaArelockv \. • Elizabeth Kucsur, -Windtor, a win brand new CCM bicycles. "Come and jail mee", says this lone strawberry in the snow-white nest of "Cram Cheese Dip". The well -beaten cheese has salad dressing, cream and lemon juice added. The home economists of the C,onsurner Section, Canada Depart- ment of Agriculture, invite You to try this dip and see how it enhances the flavor of luscious strawberries. You could be one of next week's many winners! Look for contest details in cartons of Coca-Cola. Gas -Coli atid Waste ii*slared In* was .11110 caltytMplual*WCoaideL. ESBECO (HURON) LTD., STRATFORD •.658 ERIE ST. 'PHONE 271-2240 . Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola Ltd. • • • :74 0.`"' — SAVE 40c -- Top Valu Choice • *SAVE 20c — Salad Dressing MIRACLE WHIP 32 -oz. Jar — 'SAVE 16e —aka, • Maxwell House All Purpose Fresh• Ground COFFEE • --- SAVE 6c -- 'Heinz Tomato •KETCHUP Prices effective June 19-22 inclusive. We reserve the right to limit quantities. %,111.ftga*44%,:woms,.':nawo, 30ii}.*‘.4.4AP4A, NAVEL -ORANGES doz. Wiir • BALL-MACAULA BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON — SEAFORTH HENSALL— • 482-9514 — 527-0910 262-2713 tJ 0 -"SPECIAL OF THE WEEK" 210 lb. 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