The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-07-13, Page 8C. C. WELLS L. SHORT
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Decorating the kitchen can be
one of the most rewarding efforts
you have taken on. Not only is
this an area that you. can use a lot
of latieslit gay colors in but it is
f ast becoming a spat where • you
can let your imagination rim riot
with the clever use of pattern.
• . It was 'happy news when the
trend away front the "elinical
ictelien" of the 1920 era was start-
ed, In those days the battery of
white equipment produced the ef-
fect that the kitchen was just 'a
maelnee for cooking. If this was
the ease to-lay we would simply
dtsign kitchens in a standard set
of sizes, models and colors' •
What to 'serve at the party? This delightful Cant-
aloupe Salad which is easy to make, economical and
Fresh cantaloupe Party Salad
beautiful to behold. Assorted sandwiches would in'
ed excellent accompaniment,
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Today the kitchen is recognized
as an integral part of the decora-
tive scheme of the house—as im-
portant as living room or bedrooms.
Indeed they are -being planned as
family rooms where not only cook-
ing and eating takes place but a
good deal of recreation goes on.
Very often, in some of the newer
homes, the kitchen is placed in the
central part of the' house and is
open onto the major living areas.
This of course demands color har-
mony with these adjoining areas.
Although major equipment and
cabinets come in modular units
with basic finishes and shapes it
is possible to absorb them into any
decorative plan front traditional to
a "glimpse of tomorrow." Xitehen
interiors in 1960 will draw on a
wide range of natural and man-
made materials to make them
unique. Stone, wood and the plas-
tics are examples, We introduce
the personal elements when we
select and use fabrics, wallpapers,
accessories, lighting fixtures and
floor coverings with decorative im-
agination.
Invention and design are-bringing
new ease and beauty„to the kitchen.
The kitchen's face is - changing.
There are changing color panels.for
appliances and some cupboard
doors. Where once the edges % and
corners of appliances were 'round
ed and bulged the right angle is
prevalent, Wonderful space saving
cooking units have been introduced
which were installed 'at the hack of
counter tops and they fold back flat
against he wall when not in use,
There 'is no reason 'to beware of the
unconventional in kitchen decora-
tion, Anything—so long as it meets
practical requirements—goes.
Completely away from the clini-
cal look is a kitchen that takes on
a traditional feeling. One that I
saw recently had a rustic, country
look that it had achieved with the
use of cabinets that were designed
after the French provincial style.
The major appliances, completely
functional and practical were in a
soft pink. A matching fabric and
wallpaper had been selected to in-
corporate the pink and set the
color scheme of the room. Its de-
sign was appropriate for the period
and the colors were beige 'back-
ground, with pink, red and dark
brown. The floorcovering was a
vinyl corlon and had a spatter
design in all the colors that were
to he found in the wallpaper.
As a background and to give in-
terest to the cabinets, which were
finished in a rich fruitwood, this
wallpaper had been placed on the
walls above and below them. An
Cantaloupes at modern produce
counters are sweet, but they may
need two or three days at room
temperature to develop juiciness.
Normal summer heat will soften
them nicely. The smart thing is
to anticipate your melon appetite
and buy your melon supply several
days before eating.
While the cantaloupe is only one
member of the big muskmelon
family, it's the most important,
for we eat about one and a quarter
billion pounds of this small, heav-
ily netted melon annually. Don't
over-chill your cantaloupe; you
will lose some of its musky bou-
quet that way. An hour in the re-
frigerator is about enough. Scrape
seeds out, but don't rinse the
melon because water floods away
some of the sweet juice.
Cantaloupe is a treat at any time
of day—breakfast, lunch, dinner or
a between-meal snack.. It's ,mar-
velously healthful and very low in
added warm touch was the copper
hood over the stove and for an
accent a collection of cranberry
glass was aisplayed In on one of
the cabinets which had a glass
front. Appropriate accessories and
lighting fixtures had been thosen
with 'care and seemed 'to finish off
this delightfully 'decorated, ever so
livable kitchen,
Newlyweds Honored
in Wroxeter Hall
FORDWICH—A presentation and
dance was held in Wroxeter com-
munity hall on Friday night in
honor of 'Mr. and Mrs. David Stein-
acher,, newlyweds, of Fordwich.
The address was read by Bruce
Montgomery and the young couple
were presented with a chrome kit-
chen luite. Bob Templeman and
Ron Douglas made the presenta-
tion,
David and Jean expressed their
thanks to everyone for the lovely
gifts which they very much appre-
ciated. Dancing was enjoyed to
music by the Revonah orchestra.
Recently they were presented with
a gift of money at Elmwood. Mrs,
Steinacher is formerly from that
place,
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:THURSDAY and h•RIDAV
July 14 and 15
"THE JAYHAWKERS"
(Colour) Jeff Chandler
Fess Parker, Nicole Maurey
SATURDAY and MONDAY
July 16 and 18
"LPL ABNER"
(Colour) Peter Palmer,
Leslie Parrish, Stubby Kaye
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
July 19 and 2,0
"A PLACE IN
THE SUN"
Adult Entertainment
Elizabeth. Taylor', Montgomery
Clift and Shelley Winters
ADMISSION 66e {children, under
12 In cars Free.
Box Office opens at 8 p.m,
fill each with the cantaloupe mix-
ture. Refrigerate until firm and
ready to serve, Just before serving
unmold the larger salad onto a
serving plate over which unmold
the smaller salad, being sure to
center it Garnish as desired with
softened cream cheese put through
a cake decorator's tube, Serve with
mayonnaise or your favorite fruit
salad dressing, Yield: 25 to 30
servings.
Raked Cantaloupe
3 under-ripe cantaloupes
le, teaspoon ground ginger
1/2. teaspoon ground cinnamon
6 tablespoons dark corn syrup
Cut cantaloupe in half crosswise,
remove seeds and stringy portion
and then cut into quarters. Blend
ginger, cinnamon and corn syrup.
Spread over cantaloupe. Bake in
a preheated moderate (350 degrees
F.) oven for 30 minutes, or until
done. Serve warm as .a meat
accompaniment. This is an un-
usually good way to use under-ripe
cantaloupe. Yield: 6 servings.
Cold CfUtirtioupe Soup
11/2 cups fresh orange juice
3 cups diced fresh cantaloupe
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
3.-e teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar (optional)
Fresh mint leaves
Place orange juice, cantaloupe,
lemon juice, salt and sugar into
the glass container of electric
blender. Blend until smooth about
30 seconds. Turn into ice cube
trays. Freeze until ice crystals
form around the sides of trays,
about 30 minutes, Stir to mix
thoroughly and serve at once in
bouillon cups. Garnish with fresh
mint. If the mixture freezes too
hard, let it stand at room temper-
ature until it is mushy. Yield: 3
to 4 servings.
Fresh Melon Ball Shortcake
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Continuing 'iVEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY
July 13 and 14
"A SUMMER PLACE"
In Technicolor. Starring
Richard Egan, Dorothy McGuire,
Sandra Dee, Arthur Kennedy and
Troy Donahue,
A Penetrating Story of Human
' Emotions.
ADMITTANCE
RESTRICTED
TO PERSONS
18 YEARS OP AGE OR OVER
Shows at 7.15 and 9.30 p.m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
July 15 and 16
"THE FLYING
FONTAINES"
All in Glorious Technicolor
A real Circus attraction - with big
acts under the Big Top
"1001 ARABIAN
NIGHTS"
Mr. Magoo's Full-Length Cartoon
Comedy for Young and Old to enjoy
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
July 18 and 19
"CONSPIRACY OF
HEARTS"
Starring Lill Palmer, Ronald Lewis
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
July 20 and. 21
"THE STORY ON
PAGE ONE"
CinernaScope and Color. Starring
Rita Hayworth and Gig Young
An adventure 'In Courtroom Sus-
pence. The jury has to Make the
decision - was it murder or self
defence.
Adult Etnettainthent
Lew Short, Director of Development, and Cerlton. C. Wells, Summer
School Registrar for Wells Academy in London, will visit Wingham
Tuesday morning, July 19. They will discuss educeation with young 11101
and women from the Wingham area who are interested in careers as
secretaries, stenographers, junior accountants and executives. They
represent the largest business training organization in Western Ontario
with schools in. London, Woodstock, HamUton, Stratford and Kitchener.
MX. Short and Mr. Wells, will be interviewing in the lobby of the Queens
Hotel from 10 a.m. to 12.30 noon, If you wish specifie details or to
make an appointment in advance, write to Wells Academy, 306 King
Street, London.
One hundred and forty thousand
dollars has been allocated for work
among refugees and world relief
by the Primate's Committee for
World Relief of Anglican Church
of Canada.
As World Refugee Year draws to
a close officially, initial grants
were made from the Primate's Fund
for refugee work in Hong Kong,
Panda, Pakistan, Germany, Aus-
tria, the Middle East,
Over $80,000 has been distributed
through the World Council of
Churches and $25,000 through the
United Nations, Grants were made
to Chile and Mauritius for disaster
relief, to the Archbishop of South
Africa for his assistance fund, and
$18,000 is to be sent to Honk Kong
to help Bishop Hall establish a
children's meal centre among re-
fugee families.
Sales Were Good
On First-aid Kits
The Wingham Boy Scout Troop
and Wolf Cub Pack are grateful
to the residents who supported
them last Thursday when they
were selling first-aid kits.
Due to the summer vacations
many people were not home when
they called, and a number of the
kite were not sold. These super
salesmen, Larry and Bryon Brooks,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. George
Brooks, and George Miller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller spent
Saturday on main street and dis-
posed of the remaining 90' of 300
kits,
The proceeds will be used to
further the work of the Cubs and
Scouts, and the boys are to he
congratulated on their fine effort.
HERE'S HEALTH
calories. It is a good source of
vitamin A and vitamin C. Since
a half cantaloupe is a natural bowl,
heap it with fruit salad, ice cream
or sherbet.
Fresh Cantaloupe Party Salad
5 envelopes unflavored gelatine
3 cups grapefruit juice
11e cups sugar
teapsoon salt
2 cups cold water
111 cups fresh lime or lemon juice
2 -drops green food coloring
(optional)
71e, cups fresh cantaloupe balls
Soften gelatine in 1 cup of the
grapefruit juice. Heat over hot
water (not boiling) to melt gela-
tine. Add remaining grapefruit
juice, sugar, salt, water, lime or
lemon juice and food coloring, if
used. Chill until the mixture be-
gins to thicken, Fold in cantaloupe
balls. Rinse a 21/2 quart round pan
or mold and a 11e. quart round
pan or mold with cold water and
United Church
Assoc. Meets
FORDWICH—The W.A. of the
United Church was held in 'the
church basement with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Glenn Johnston, presid-
ing. The meeting opened with a
hymn and the Lord's prayer. Scrip-
ture taken from Ephesians was
read by Mrs. C. Carswell and the
comments were given by Mrs. J.
Warrell,
Mrs. William Campbell, the sec-
retary, read the minutes. Roll call
was answered by 16 members. It
was decided to have a bazaar later
in the year. Thank you notes were
read from some of the members
of the congregation.and a,note of
thanks is to be sent to Mrs. L.
Galbraith.
1de cites sifted flour
11/2 teaspoons double acting bak-
ing noWder
di teaspoon salt
cup shortening
2/3 cup sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 egg
2/3 cup milk
3l4:- CUPS melon balls
41 cup sugar or sugar to taste
11/2 teaspoons confectioners' sugar
'X cup heavy cream, whipped
Melon, balls for garnish
Sift 'together the flour, baking
powder and salt, set aside for
later use. Cream the shortening
until light, Gradually blend in the
2/3 ' cup sugar, creaming until
fluffy, Beat in pure vanilla ex-
tract and egg. Add dry ingredients
alternately with milk, mixing each
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oven (350 degrees F.) 45 minutes
or until a cake litsiegshatetnlryd, L o rtilei t4 itoothpicktarili,r
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Cool In pan 10 minutes. Turn out
on a wire rack to finish cooling.
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balls
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lengthwise,
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Spread
for approximately 1 hour.
half the melon-whipped cream, AUX,
tare on the bottom layer. Top with
the remaining cake layer, over
which spread. the rest of the melon-
whipped cream mixture. Garnish
with whole melon balls. Yield;
6 sell/Up,
The meeting closed with a hymn
and prayer. The ladies worked on
a quilt during the afternoon. The
lunch committee, Mrs. W. Clyne,
Mrs. H. Pollock and Mrs. C, So-
theran served a delicious lunch.
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