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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1962-08-30, Page 49 ,. OOi and;, F1X►.IS Recipes For the Busy Homemaker 0I AM GLEANER A4 Bsfrtinr, molded salad, al, trat.ligrely presented, pas a gleam kit the Iieholdea's err,; say }/01,14a7=er'a eve. Arid Balzmn filAterner Slimmer conclusively Igrries the point ratted sal- l'EMl and crunchy vege abler are =mimed iii glinirreri tg lisle jelly, armeriVal with lemon and dill wed to effectively net off the aalruori fl mt. -' A tisk-shaped mold will est Vance the appearance of thins salad that's kind to calorie ow/am Funic ser any fts crip =taker volatile for isnotfilne twill do And if you s e ride salads, or i slsvastua9 tier, ice iii ramie w e _custard ca pD. „Jo addition to the recipe for this summer treat, we offer a few hanily hints for those r4t9 have cut aI>' a s met 'w 1tb bssc- eelsb vi Lea. ttirntiag oto lefty molds it's an wiry matter, with no ev rt-aal rsacnpheasturns, as long ars you follow a few simple *Ups. TIME HELP IMPROVE OUR LOCAL SAFETY RECORD! Drive Carefylly! 0.11 Many children go to School for the first time! Don't let it be their last! Your. caution can save a child's life! ",. i ; ...;... SALMON SHIMMER SLIMMER tkahpoon dill wr C -ed i x teas pooh finely grated term, rind l cup boiling water 1 2,oz package lune jelly powder 1 cup less 2 tablespoons cold water 2 tablespoons lemon juice • teaspoon halt 1 cup canned *Anson (one half opened can) drained and flaked cup finely minced green pepper '/,s cup finely chopped eel ery cup chopped . cucum her, well -drained , Slices of hard-cooki;d egg olives or stuffed olive Thin strips of green pep- per. Add dill vieed and lemon rind to boiling -water. Pour over Jelly powder; .stir until dissolv- ed. Stir in cold water, .lemon juice and salt. Lightly brush salad oil over insure surface of a four -cup fish -shaped mold. (A .• ring-shape or other 4 -cup mold as wen as individual molds such as custard cups may be use.dj, Pour in just enough of the jelly . mixture to make a thin layer on bottom of meld. Chill until slightly thickened. (This will take only a few min utas if mold is placed in free?. ern Then in jelly inbottorn of mold, arrange green pepper strips to outline, fish fins and tail and egg or olive slices for eyes. For other molds, snake an attractive design ill .bottom with alined eggs and ',livers. Re- turn to refrigerator until this layer is 'firm. Meanwhile, . chill remaining jelly mixture until thickened -- about the uonaisteney of egg white" Blend in flaked salmon, minced green pepper, celery and chopped drained cucumber: •Pour uvr;r..tyt'j, layer....lieJria:- ateuntil firm. Unmold onto .serving dish. Garnish with greens and wedges Ed lemon or lime, Makes four to six here ;"..Unmoid.ing Hint's To unrnold any type of jelly. first loosen edges of jelly from mold with sharp knife Then dip mold or pan into hot water for a few hecopdh. Iiemose quickly : immediately invert serving dish over mold Bold dish and mold together firmly; quickly invert oxo that 'rnold liras on platter and then lift off mold. Then, if desired, , garnish or trim ar recipe indicates. KITTY NOTES• The Greens have been a busy• place this pant week, especially with the finals of the singles games for the. local men. Bob Doig was the sig winner, hav- ing defeated all comers, and now is the owner of a nice new c'up. Congratulations, Bob.!. In, cidentally, congratulations too must be handed out to Dr. Paul Brady and Bill Ball,. who won the Purity Flour trophy in 'God- erich. 'That rest that Doc had' in the hnipitai pint hien right on his feet; Other locals winning • in, re- cent tournaments. were Lorne Dale, Prank• Sills and Don Dale, who wore third prize in the .Stratford Merchants' and Manu- facturers' „arses. On Tuesday of this week a mixed trebles competition was carried out and Seaforth played the perfect host by letting ev- ery prize go out of town. Sixty- six people participated, and the winners were: Harold Vodden, Blyth: Earl: .Allison, Goderich;- Harry. Williams, Clinton; ,Fred'l Elliott, Clinton, and Archie Townsend, Goderieh. Everyone seemed to he enjoying them- selves by the laughing and talk- ing going on, and it was all helped by coffee and sandwich els, put up by the. J'adiea, This week the local ladies are bowling for the McLean Trophy, sir we'll find. out who the ex- perts are. OF CLOTHING Large Selection GIRLS' DRESSES Lovely Styles and Shades. All sizes and preteen" Priced 3.95 to 6.95 GIRLS' SLACKS, BLOUSES Banton and. Orlon CARDIGANS and PULLOVERS BOYS' JEANS Corded, Check and Dress. Pants. ALL SIZES Priced 2.49 to 5.95 'BOYS' WINDBREAKERS Laminated, Corded, Etc, 20% Orr NYLON STOCKINGS -- Seam Free 400 Needles, 15 Denier Mesh No. 1 Quality -- 68c Pair Ladies' New Fall DRESSES All sizes, Priced 3.95 to 17.95 Ladies' Summer DRESSES and Summer Skir153 30% OFF Boys' SPORT SHIRTS Short sleeve and long sleeve T-SHIRTS, ETC. Men's WINDBREAKERS AND STROLLERS . Laminated, corded, etc. 20% OFF MAR STORES WhOr* ¥gtw, Dollar Oily* Our Motif COMM #f AND I.00K AROUND HAVING DIFFICULTY recognizing this m.an"' lie's bet- ter known to CBC radio listeners as O1' Rawhide or Max Ferguson. He will he heard this fall in a new program caller Start with Max_ presenting his famed Little Theatre Group ..and Rawhide -brand musical offerings from Toronto. Winni- peg Montreal. Vancous er and ,Halifax. Start with Max will be heard each Morning. Monday to Friday. on the CBC radio rets ork • WEDDINGS CHARRETTE—PERKINS Wedding vovvs were exchang- ed by Lois Marie Perkins and Philip, John Charrett-e, at a ceremony in St. John de Bre- heuf Roman Catholic Church, Kingsville, before the Rev. Father Michael Dalton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perkins, Kings- ville, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Char- rette, Dashwood.. For her wedding the bride wore a gown of white nylon mist over taffeta, styled with a scoop neckline, short sleeves and floor -length skirt with petal overskirt. Her three -tiered veil of nylon illusion was held by a petalled tiara of nylon mist, trimmed with seed pearls, and she carried a white prayer book crested with a white orchid, yellow stephanotis and stream—. ers. Mus Monica Charrette, sis- ter of the groom, was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Rose -Ann Charrette, sister 'of the groom, and Miss Mary Perkins, sister of the bride. John Hall, London, was best, man, and groomsmen were Tony Charrette, Hensall, brother of the groom. and Richard Perkins, brother of the bride. Guests were ushered by Joe Hogan, London, and Jim Perkins, broth- er of the bride. - For travelling t h e bride changed to a sapphire ' ,blue sheath dress with accessories in white and an orchid cor- sage. The couple will reside in Sim- coe, where the groom is on the staff of Simcoe .District High School leyve SGUARES... .40g4.;,÷ Wath the new BrownlinE11'' x.ay," Square Ring Binder, sheets always he fiat ter easy "writing and reference. Takes up to 300 sheets, plus index, in less space" Cover has strong backbone and folds com- pletely under to fornr convenient support for taking notes or writing while standi4'0'6r sitting down, away from desk. There Is less tension on sheets, especially when book Is full. Reinforcement of sheets Is virtually eliminated—and less tension means rings won't pop open. Opening and closing is simplicity Itself. 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But give school buses a break anyway . . . they carry a priceless cargo. • PARENTS! NEVER STOP TELLING CHIL- DREN about the many traffic dangers! Only then can we hope to help reduce traffic fatali-. ties ! One out of seven fatalities involves a, `school ' child! One out of ten fatal accidents is caused by a teen-age driver! • DRIVERS! DON'T HURRY WHEN YOU DRIVE ! We may as well' face it. We can- not reduce -traffic casualties unless we slow down! The lives of others are in, the hands • holding your steering wheel. The minute you may save isn't worth the Iife of a school child! • r rr ROSS SCOTT LTD. Sunoco Distributors Brucefield Ontario BALL - MACAULAY LIMITED Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 787 Seaforth SEAFORTH MOTORS ' - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Eiivoy Phone 541 •• Seaforth ROBERT BELL INDUSTRIES- LTD. Heating and Power Boilers ONLY 2098 at Phone 268 • Seaforth H PHONE 141 x W SEA `ORTH Phone 119 G. A. WHITNEY Furruttire • Seaforth WALDEN .& BROADFOOT Distributors Texaco Products Phone 686-W •Seaforth HENDERSON STARTED CHICKS LIMITED Phones 645 J 1 and 2324 Seaforth JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Seaforth Phone 214 W. E. SOUTHGATE General Insurance Phone 334 Seaforth NEIL C. BELL Shell Service Station Phone 452 Seaforth ,Y • • • • d • 4 • r • . •