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Clinton News-Record, 1971-05-20, Page 16;-• ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES Auction Administrators For Large & Small Offerings — a well established and respected market for the orderly and efficient selling of good household furnishings and antiquities, — a knowledgable staff whose duty is to safeguard the interests of the seller and maintain the confidence of the buyer. — many beyers from many areas whose confiden6 in Estate Marketing's businesslike procedure and integrity is your assurance of a much better and fairer return. IF YOU BE EXECUTOR, HOMEOWNER OR BUSINESSMAN WITH FURNISHINGS THAT MUST BE SOLD — ENQUIRE ABOUT ALL THE ADVANTAGES YOU HAVE WHEN YOU RETAIN THE PEOPLE FROM ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES" , Auction Administrators WINGHAM, ONTARIO 357-1011 Serving Mid-Western Ontario atIMWORWMIll Paradise at Horne With unisex on the upswing, it is surprising that men still seem to prefer the feminine woman, but they sure do! The old cliche that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, still stands true. Today even the career girl can work her feminine charms in the kitchen, It's easy to impress that "someone" with a Paradise Cake — your baker does most of the work. On the way home buy one round chiffon cake or angel cake, While your marinated rump roast or your stuffed flank steak is cooking, make your frosting and ice the chiffon cake. To achieve the Paradise look gently press shredded cocoanut into the soft frosting and garnish with peach slices. For added effect, colour your frosting. Although many try to deny it, feminity is still an important attribute of a woman, Remember in Canada you and your baker can perform miracles. Peach 1/2 pint heavy cream 3 tablespoons icing sugar 1/4 teaspoon vanilla 1 large baker's chiffon cake 1 (28 oz.) can sliced peaches, drained 1 cup toasted, shredded cocoanut Whip cream and fold in sugar and vanilla. Cut cake in half, horizontal- ly. Cube 34 cup of the sliced peaches. Spread some whipped cream and the cubed peaches evenly between the cake layers. Spread the remainder of the cream over top and sides of the cake. Arrange sliced peaches in a swirl pattern on the cake top. Sprinkle toasted cocoanut around sides of the dessert. Refrigerate before serving. Yield: 12 to 16 servings. Paradise Dessert Only from mid-May to mid-June can we enjoy that highly seasonal, tender green vegetable delicacy, fresh Ontario asparagus. To choose fresh quality asparagus, look for straight green stalks. The tiny buds at the tip of each stalk should be dark green or bluish green and tightly closed, Generally thick stalks are more tender than very thin spindly ones which are apt to be tough and stringy, Asparagus may be purchased by the pound or by the bunch. Check the weight of the package when comparing prices, say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food, Each pound will give four servings, For maximum flavor, it is best to serve asparagus as soon as possible after cutting or on the day of purchase. If it must be stored; break the stalks just below the green part (they will snap where the tender tip ends and the tough stalk begins), wash, and dry well. Then store in a plastic bag or covered container in the refrigerator. To cook the asparagus, snap the stalks, wash, then tie in loose bundles. Stand the asparagus upright in a deep saucepan so the stalks cook in boiling salted water and the tips in the steam. To keep the bright green color, cook in an uncovered pan for the first one to two minutes, then cover. Cook about 15 minutes until just tender — no longer, Remove stalks carefully to prevent breaking the tips, Asparagus is as versatile as it is delicious, Try it with a hollandaise sauce, butter, lemon juice, or vinaigrette; or on toast topped with crisp crumbled bacon and a creamy egg sauce; or rolled in barn and topped with a cheese sauce, to furriers by. ERIK 322 Ontario Street STRATFORD, ONTARIO Phone 271-3272 Cold STORAGE — CLEANING REPAIR — REMODEL LARGE SELECTION IN NEW FURS "if you don't know FURS know your furrier" free pickup — free estimates 015 HOT UREEN ONIONS 2b.,,s25 PEACHES tr. TOP VALU RECONSTITUTED GRAPEFRUIT, BLENDED OR Ertl ORANGE JUICE TOP VALI) CHOICE TOMATOES 2804. I'd MORTOR 'FROZEN 'BEEF, TURKEY' CHICKEN ziria SALISEURY "STEAK ENTER IGA'S EXCITING ANNIVERSARY CONTEST FIRST WEEK'S WINNER MRS. LENA ST. 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ROOT TO EAT WHOLE or NAV " ROOtSAlt STYLE COLEMAN HAMS 69 lb, TOP VALU HOT DOG WIENERS I El OWE RAC 49. CUT THICK 101 YOUR SARSECUE BLADE STEAKS is 0 7D lb. ERIMR011 ME or VEAL Stenkettes 0 9. ton Old IN AN ENTRY r0104 , AVAILAIBE AT /OEM IDA STORE WITH THE FURCHASE OF ANY 105 YAW MEAT 180080 0* FROM YOUR 10A CASHIER, AND DEPOSIT IN THE ENTRY SOK WINNERS MUST ANSWER A SR111, TESTING QUESTION ONE SAR OUE 'TO SE GIVEN AWAY At EACH ION MOE IN SOUTH WESTEAN ONTARIO, 11411 SAtURDAY HERE'S Att. YOU NAVE TO SO: YOU COULD WIN ONE OF 73 TELESTAR KETTLE BARB -NOES SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL VS' n Pa `` It' 57 CANADIAN - BY BACK BACON THE PIECE lb. 6 i. - 9 SIDE BACON 1 sh. wa:: Pt 63c DAVERN SLICED SIDE BACON n 1 ib, 'i= 1M 57 HOLIDAY FARM BEEF PATTIES 2 lb• $ OE ' 19 TOP VALI) SLICED Boma 15 bt. vE OE 59' saws MINERS 1 lb, ot pc 57 ,iiiiiia, MAPLE 1 ib, tl,,. 59, siicEb BEEF LIVER ,t.... $9t TOP VALU • BY TR E PIECE TOP BOLOGNA lb ' 35'r VALUMINCEOPIAM DR VARIETY ,IOAE, I tk, is,.vuva,. Or DAITEttnatIti, SOLE PORTIONS t ''"1.Pht. 89, WHITE SWAN (ASSORTED COLOURS) FACIAL TISSUES pkg. of 360 VAN CVO (IN TOMATO SAUCE Beans with Pork Id os. tin URLEY DAY FRESH APPLE PIE TON VALII FROZEN WHITE OR PINK triliONADE 6 In, tin PRICES E PEDTIVEMAY 1.• 22 PRODUCT GP SOU* AFRICA CRANNY SOH APPLES RRODUCT OR AFRICA BA RLINKA SOUTH GRAPES 59 t CANADA 1ciiiiE TOMATOES 49 iiEiESS CUCUMBERS 49E tH P PASCAL CELERY EACH 29 tAtifORNIA LUSCIOUS REO STRAWBERRIES SL)NKIST, ORANGES 12 iaR 89 4 NEW CARROTS a49 CANADA )10 1 ?la TABLE POTATOES io 69 PEAT MOSS co S EVE RESERVE ITIE IttatITT01.49TDUANTITIES LIDBY'SPIALVES CR SLICES I STOCK UP FOR THE LONG WEEKEND WITH THESE VICTORIA DAY SAY GS I 45 oz, 24 'oz. GRILL. TIME BRIQUET S OR MAPLE WV CHARCOAL CARLTON CLUB 'FLAVOURS SOFT DRINKS 21 10 05. lins $169 WAD HOUSE& GARDEN BUG KILLER 1104. missal tin tiOgssrEtisiTUN MIXED PICKLES 1202.3N 694 ASSORTED SPORRIFF PEG. PURITAN NEAT stEw POTATO CLIPS 21 Dz. 1,n ltao, hail bog 690 TWIN PACK GERBER'S STRAINED D . albg 49 ALCAN 12"A )(RAFT PLAIT no. AWMINUM HMI 1g OVt BARBECUE SAUCE °" NEW ORANGE ' LAVOUR CRYSTALS BISECT *WENT "ifr' I 7 ,4 btr.t 429 c.„epilied4 691, 4,„.59, env. OFF 78 tt HOStAgi 19 t_149 WRITE UM ASSORTED $O PEST SIRIPS gM115 69C FOOD BABY 41,04. IM bRiSP WAIF SALT i E t o 3unx' 39c IIOND FiAiNRCH,DeTbitIFI COLD mist cos rs.kg;.6,f 194' "VA() OT DOG or HAMBURGER ROLLS 29 PEG, # STEAK SAUCE %in.) c YARD RAID OtIMOR POGUER 14 00, t TOP VALU tiosol lot REBELLION DISCOUNT PRICES COVER YOUR FOOD COSTS WITHOUT SACRIFICING QUALITY OR SERVICE • ASSORTED VARIETIES 4,kooutitg sbutrt AtotA PACKHAM PEARS TOR 59 BLACK rub PA. /tEtfitSflifiC • at. ANT IRAK .111. 3yc tom b )9 niastica, by kindergarten class brown hair, I like her because she tucks me in and cooks my meals. She takes me up town and lets me ride my trike. She kisses rue goodnight. Freddie Radley — I like her because she has brown hair. Sometimes she lets me have money to gq downtown to buy stuff. She buys me new shoes and clothes. My mom is tall. Kathleen Saucier — Mom has black hair. She wears glasses when she goes downtown. I like her when she makes my bed. I like her because she does the dishes and I help her. Tammy Simpson — She has long black hair. She wears a dress and slacks and a jumper and that's all. She makes my bed and puts my hair up in a pony tail, She buys me dresses and books. Tina Strong — Mom is happy sometimes and kinda sad sometimes. She's thin and likes to wear pant suits mostly. She wears brown shoes and buckles, She tucks me in bed and works afternoons, Barbara Young — Mom has brown shoes and likes to wear slacks, blouses. She looks like me with black hair. I like her because she puts me to bed. She makes pretty clothes. Jimmy John Townsley — My mommy has black hair and' blue eyes. I like her because she buys me new shoes and clothes. She cooks my meals. Laureen Craig — My mom has black hair and gray eyes and she wears slacks and dresses. I like her because she buys me new clothes and new hats. Belinda Cudmore — My mommy has black hair. I like her when she feeds my cat and she paints my wall with flowers. She makes my bed and tells me my phone numbers. Chris Ladd — My mom has black hair and green eyes. She's fat and wears pants. She's got no dresses — just pants. I like her because she cooks my meals. Sometimes we have turkeys. Fawn King — My mother has a slanted nose and her hair is brown and she has a face like me. I like her because I love her and kiss her. Krissy MacDonald — My mom looks like Donny. She has black hair. Her eyes are green. She is tall. I like mom because she washes the dishes and she makes my bed. She buys us clothes and bikes. Mike Clark — My mom has curled hair. She wears a dress. She has yellow hair, and she's tall. I like her because she feeds the cat. Gregory Finch — My Mom is thin and she has blue eyes. She wears all kinds of clothes. I like her because she makes my food and she makes my bed. Ann Marie Hall — Mom looks nice. She can't get as pretty as other ladies, because she hasn't time. She has to take care of Glenn. I like her because she does housework. She thinks I'm nice because I help her. She takes care of Glenn, when he's noisy when we're watching TV, She should have a prettier dress ,than me, because she has to go tb Kinette meetings. Wendi Horton My Mom has red hair and she is tall and she looks like me, She wears a dress. I like her because she makes breakfast. She takes care of Debbie and me. Anne Levis — My Mom has black hair and she is fat. Sometimes she Wears a pretty dress. Yesterday she wore some nice shoes on her birthday. I love my Mom, because she is "lovely." Dine Lazet My Mom is Fresh asparagus seasonal and delicious as seen Mother's Day is just past and many mothers in Clinton got a Mother's Day present they might have just as peon done without. Pupils of the morning and afternoon kindergarten classes at Clinton Public School told it all when they were asked two questions by their teacher: What does your Mom look like? Why do you like your Mom? The answers were net always as complimentary to the mothers as the children perhaps thought. Here are the results, and we hope the mothers will them in the spirit they were intended. MOTHER — AS YOUR CHILD SEES YOU BY MRS, MAUDE HEDDEN Historical research was the theme of Hensall Women's Institute meeting, May 12, entertaining grandmothers as their special guests. Mrs. James McAllister, president, was in charge of the meeting. Members responded to the roll call by showing something that belonged to their grandmother. Mrs. Walker Carlile reported visits made to sick and shut-ins. Mrs. George Armstrong and Mrs. J. McAllister were appointed visiting committee for next month, Mrs. Armstrong reported for the bazaar and tea held at Huronview, Wednesday, May 12. Plans are being made to hold a reunion dinner et the Legion Hall in June, with past members to be invited. Conveners are Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. Carl Payne. Mrs. R. Elgie presided for the program, which included a singsong under the direction of Miss Greta Laminie, piano selections by Mrs. Ress Broadfoot and readings by Mrs. Albert Shirray. Guest speaker,. Mrs, Bill Batten of EXeter, gave a very interesting and informative demonstration on pottery making and also showed a lovely display of her work. Mrs. Batten waa introduced by Mrs. IL Elgie, thanked by Mrs. T. J. Sherritt, and presented with a gift. Mrs. Hairy Caldwell and Mrs, Vern Alderdice entertained with several dance selections, With Mrs. Broadfoot accompanist. Prizes were given to several grandmothers: Mrs. Elilcke, Mrs. Len Purdy, Mrs. R. Broadfoot, Mrs. Nancy Kyle, and Mrs. Binnendyk. Mrs. Carl Payne, retiring Secretaey, Was presented a gift by Mrs. Elgie, who also read the presentation address. Curtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Beverly Beaten. Program conveners were Mrs, Sherritt and Mrs. Elgie. Hostesses were Mrs. It. Sinapsbe and Mrs. N. Kyle. A delicious lunch Was served and enjoyed,hy the large number of people present. Y skinny with fat on her tummy, Her hair is black.. I like her new shoes, She works for me in the house and she makes my bed, Randy Lobb — Mom has a big fat tummy and blue eyes. She looks happy — sometimes, She looks pretty, when she's all dressed up, I like her because she is going to get a baby and because she washes and dries my clothes. Brian Cooper — My Mom has hair sometimes combed and pertnanted. She's big and she's skinny. I like my Mom because she does things like bring in our supper when we're watching TV, She wakes us up in the mornings and tells us what time to go to bed, Mike Clifford — My Mom has black hair that looks kinda long. She looks nice. She's thin. I like my Mom, because she makes my bed and washes my clothes. She gets my games down for me. She buys me new clothes. , Dean Robinson — My mom has black hair. She's thin and small. She wears an apron when she's cooking. I like her because she sets the table for breakfast and cleans my room and vacuums the floor. She cooks potatoes and meat and gets my milk. She turns the TV on for me. Perry Brommer — She has hair about short around here and up around her ears and down again. Her hair is fluffy. She's fat and all the time her pants are tight on her. She puts her shirt on and the buttons are wrong. When she goes outside her shoes get dirty and her feet are dirty too. Dean Daer — Mom has brown hair. She's a big mom and she wears pant suits. I like her because she gets us dressed. When she goes away, she kisses us. Peter Denomme — Mom has kind of blond hair. She drives our blue car. I like her, because she gets me lots of drinks of pop and juice and milk but not beer. She gives us chips and stuff, Dorie Ellerby — Mom has short hair and curly hair and she is pretty, I like her cause she's my mom. Gordon Freeman — Mom has black hair and she is big. I like her because she helps me clean up the playroom when my brother is at school in the afternoon. Chris Rac — She looks white and a kind of a gray coat and a gray car. I like her because she gets me drinks and stuff. Steven Roorda Mom has curly hair. She's tall. Her hair is dark, I don't know why I like her, but I like her, Marjorie Strong — Mom has black hair. She's pretty. She's fat and tall. I like her because she likes me. Carol Beane — Mom is tall. She has black hair. She's fat. She's nice. She washes my clothes and puts them on the line, Cheryl Beane — Mom has a flower dress. Connie Tait — My Mom looks red and pink, I like because .... don't know. Margie Wise — She has brown hair and she's tall. I like her because she lets me help her wash the dishes. She takes me to see some babies sometimes. Pauline Hanle --- Moth has red hair and she's got a baby boy„ She washes his Clothes and hangs them up to dry, She feeds him and makes our beds. Tracy Harris — She's got red hair and she's skinny and tall. She wears dresses all the time at home, I like her beCaUSe She's my mom. Cathy Frank — absent, 6A Clinton News-Record, Thursday, May 20, i$71 Mother and her image Danny Boyes — My mom looks pretty and happy and nice. She's tall and thin. I love her because she's my mom and I like her because she washes the dirty dishes after the dishwasher. She makes my bed. She gets nests down for me. Vickie Cantelon — Mom is tall. She has short hair and glasses and wears dresses and slacks. I like her because she makes my bed and she gave me a red bedspread because she got a new one for her bed. She makes my dresses. She cooks yummy cherry tarts and I ate two and she's not afraid I'll get fat. Carol Chisholm — My mom has black hair and gray eyes. I like her because she buys me pretty clothes. Tracy Cooper — My mom has dark hair and a brown coat, She's just happy. She plays ball with me and reads. Randy Dillon — Mom has black hair and blue eyes. She's fat but just at the front. She buys clothes and nuffin else. Jeff Goutreau — Mom looks happy. My mom is fat, because she's getting a baby. I like her because she does the dishes. Bradley Hymers — Mom has blue eyes and brown hair. She has nice teeth and freckles on her nose. She has earrings. She's happy. She buys me new clothes and shoes. Mark Johnston — Mom has brown hair and brown eyes. She's kind of tall. Sometimes she wears old slacks and sometimes new ones. I like her because my sister was born first and then me. She buys me Partridge Family cards. Stephen Love — Mom looks nice. She's pretty. She's nice and she cooks homemade soup best. She makes our beds. She washes the dishes. She cleans the table. Terri Murney — Mom looks pretty and all that. 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