The Daily Messenger from Canandaigua, New York • Page 2

PAGE TWO MAY 16, 1963 THE DAILY MESSENGER. CANANDAIGUA, NEW YORK 1 1 yiJiM i i Area Families To Host Fresli Air Youngsters EAST BLOOMFIELD --Several amllifs in the East Bloomficld- Bristol and Viclor area are re- ecorating and rearranging that pare room in anticipation of the return of a small boy or girl from 'ew York City for at least two lis vacation this summer. For ome youngsters it means relurn- ng for the second and third summers and for otlrers it wilt be l.cir first visit. The youngsters arc sponsored iy the Friendly Town plan of the few York Herald Tribune Fresh Mr Fund. Last season 9,392 oungsters from the crowded (reels of the metropolis visited ,800 Friendly Towns in 12 eastern tales and thousands of others at- ended model Fresh Air camps in Duchess County, owned and nalntalned by the fund.

Thi special drive is be- ng made to give an additional 00 youngsters an opportunity to In reality the countryside and he animals known only to them hrough the pages of their nre books and the zoo. Mrs. John T. Hamlin is chair- man.of the Bloomfleld-Bristol-Vic- or areas. She will be assisted by ilrs.

Jack Fraser, Mrs. Charles Wetland, Mrs. Robert Brayn, Mrs. lohn Damaske and Mrs. Peter Thomas.

OLD FASHIONED DESSKRT IN MODERN SETTING The homespun flavor ol Collage Pudding Is a contrast when served with a modern table setting of a tapering coffee pot and delicate china coffee cups. Menu Of The Week KATHARINE FALES Home Demonstration Agent A taste of the old, a touch of the new our favorite Cottage Pudding served in a contemporary setting. The tall, lapering toffee pot and delicate demilasse tups are a contrast to the homespun flavor of this time dessert. Pudding it's called, but in all truth, it is warm, freshly cut spice cake. Poured over is Coffee- Toffee Sauce, a buttery brown cugar topping flavored with coffee.

can't think of anything ricer to serve with coffee nor anything easier to prepare. Surprise your family with a hearty supper some night soon -end top it with this simple dessert. Tomato Juice with crackers, Braised Short Ribs Wild Rice Warm Rolls Endive Salad with French Dressing sx Cottage Pudding Coffee Tea Milk Braised Short Ribs 3 pounds short ribs (cut in 4 serving pieces) VA tsp, salt tsp. pepper 54 cup flour 2 onions, peeled ar-d grated Yi cup finely cut celery leaves Bay Jeaf, crumbled V4 cup salad oil cups beef stock or consomme cup cold water 1 Tbsp. flour 2 Tbsp.

heavy cream or sour cream I tsp. sugar Roll and tie each serving with string. Mix salt, pepper, and flour. Dredge meat lightly and place in roasting pan with cover. Start oven at moderate -(375 degrees F).

Combine onions, celery leaves, bay leaf, and oil. Pour over meat. Brown uncovered in oven about 30 minutes, turning meat frequently. When well browned, add 'lock or consomme to half cover. Cover pan with lid.

Lower heat to moderately slow (300 degrees F) and continue cooking about 1 Irour or until meat is tender. Test with fork and continue cooking if necessary. Remove meal lo wanned platter and keep it hot. Discard siring. Skim fat from roasting pan liquid.

Stir cold waler inlo flour smoothly. Add slowly to hot liquid in baking pan. Stir steadily over moderate heat until thickened, aboul I or 1 minules of boiling. Stir in cream, add sugar, and bring to a boil again. Pour over meat and serve at once.

Makes 4 servings. xt Cottage Pudding with Coffec-TOffee Sauce 1 pkg. spice cake mix 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar cups hot strong coffee 2 Tbsp. cornslarch 3 Tbsp. cold coffee 2 Tbsp.

butter 2 tsp. vanilla Prepare cake mix as directed on package. Bake in oblong pan, 13 9 2 inches, as directed. Meanwhile combine brown sugar and hot coffee. Stir over low heat until sugar melts.

Blend cornstarch and cold coffee; stir in. Cook and stir until sauce boils and thickens. Remove from heat. Add batter and flavoring. Stir until butter dissolves.

warm, over squares of warm cake. Makes 12 servings. Circle Sleeting Slated CLIFTON SPRINGS The Whatsoever Circle of i Daughters will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Emeline height. Mrs.

George Isenberg will be assistant hostess. Henry Lannon will have charge of the program which wilt include readings from the magazine "Silver Cross." Fellowship Plans Silent Auction EAST BLOOMFIELD The Women's Fellowship of the First Congregational Church will meet Monday, May 27 in Fellowsldp Hall. Mrs. L.L. Case will be in charge of the program on Friendly Service.

A feature of the meeting will be a i auction of miscellaneous arlicle and baked goods. The proceeds will be added to the Friendly Service fund for Migrant Workers. Members are also asked to collect arlicles of clollung for the Thrift Shops conducted by the Uniled Church Council in southern states. All types of clothing are reeded except women's heavy coats and there is a great demand for baby clothes and diapers. A slate of officers will be presented for consideration by the nominating committee, Mrs.

Don aid Hudson, Mrs. William Adams Mrs. Robert Salsicii. Hostes ses for (he meeting will be Mrs Edward Brockebaflk, Mrs. Rich ard Parshall and Mrs.

Harry Hud son. Rummage, Bake Sales Planned CLIFTON' SPRINGS Mrs. Lester Oilman is chairman of the rummage and bake sale to be held Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. al the Methodist Church.

Other committees a Bake Mrs. Glen Smith; while elephant booth, Mrs. Ray Ford and Mrs. Carl Griffin; Jewelry, Mrs. Gordon Butler; clothing, Mrs.

Darwin Reese. Mrs. Mclvin Baker, Mrs. Richard Tillapaugh, Mrs. Wendell Burnett; linens, draperies, Mrs.

Robert Hoy; jewelry, Mrs. Gordon Butler; cashiers, Mrs. Donald Wheat and Mrs. Henry Lannon; coffee, Mrs. Malcolm Griswold.

Naples DAR Unit Elects Officers NAPLES Mrs. Murray Benham, West Lake Road, Canandai- RD, was elected regent of Daughters of he American Revolution, at the meeting Saturday at the home of Mrs. Duar.e Elizabeth St. Other officers include: Vice-re- jent, Mrs. John C.

Bolles: secretary, Mrs. Oscar A. Warren; reasurer, Mrs. Duane Schultz; historian, Mrs. Frank WIdmer; chaplain, Mrs.

Sherman Bishop; end registrar, Mrs. Floyd Torrente. A Good Citizenship Pin and certificate were presented to Miss Janet Kalght who was judged winner of that prize last winter. And Miss Sharon Wheat, a member of the Homcmaking Class of Naples Central School, modeled a dress which won for her a cash prize presented by Kiandaga Chapter. Social Notebook By CATHERINE E.

WELCH Jlr. and Mrs. Carl William. Allison Park, arrive this weekend from Florida for a week's visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl N. Withiam and family. North lid. Mr. mid Sirs.

Frederick A. Mc- Kcclmio, 300 Bristol have leen spending two weeks at llieir winter home in Sarasota, Flii. Mrs. Robert J. liaucr nml children.

Kicliard and lircr.dii. have returned to their home at Fiisdlcy Take after visiting her mother, Mrs. John R. Slickr.ey. 497 N.

Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kieswellcr West i attend a fashion clinic in York City Saturday anil Sunday. Mr.

anil Mrs. Louis Kniuse, Lymifield Center. and Mr. nd Mrs. noterl M.

Murray. Au- liurn. with ilie'r mother. Mrs. ficorge B.

Gicgg. S2 Howcll railed hiTC by Ihc death of Mr. Emory Washington. D.C.. is the guest of Mr.

ami Mrs. Joseph- F. Roderick. West Lake called here by the death of his cousin. Mr.

Gregg. Tlr. and -Mrs. C. Harvey 06 Park- sail from New York Cily today for a four weeks' trip to Salcombe, Devon, England.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herzherg, Bristol Springs, were guests at a birthday party Sunday in honor of EVENTS CALENDAR Vicinity Births RUSHVILLE A daughter. Lorraine Suzanne Mr. and Mrs.

David Hurlbiitt of Rochester, May 3, 1963. Mr. Hurlbutt is the son of Mrs. B.C. Hurlbutt of Rush- vilte and the late Dr.

Hurlbutt. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nash of Cucamonga. May 4.

1963. Mrs Nash is the former Shirley Hubbell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubbell of Middlesex RD. CLASSIFIED ADS FOIt RESULT? THURSDAY 6:20 p.m.

Mother-daughter banquet-Girl Scouts. United Church. 6:30 p.m. P'W dinner meeling. Legion Home, Installation.

7 p.m. Ladies Twilight League, inner. Country Club. 8 p.m Scientific Club FRIDAY 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. SI.

Anne's Chapter, rummage sale, St. John's parish house. SATURDAY 9 a.m.-5 p.m. King's Daughters district convention. United Church 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

4-II Clothing judning. Farm and Home Center 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Junior Legion Auxiliary car wash, and Store 7:45 Good Deeds Circle. Mrs. Donald Mullin.

120 Park St 8:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous St. Church hnll. 9 p.m. Shufflers Club dance.

Country Club. SUNDAY 2 p.m. Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Legion Home. MONDAY 7:30 p.m. Canandaigua Ledge AM, Masonic Temple.

7:30 p.m. Canandaigua Counci of Churches, Weslcyan Methodis Church 8 p.m. Welcome Wagon Club Lincoln Rochester social rooms. 8 p.m. Battery B.

US Reserves Reserve Center. p.m. 4-H Council, Farm am Home Center. Miss Ann Schulz, givert by Mr. ml Mrs K.

G. Feiler, Rochester. Donald M. Scoll, 415 N. Main organist, will give an organ recilnl in the Palace 'heater, Rochester, Satur a rom 9-11 a.m.

The concert is open lo the public. Thomas Furcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Yurey, 16 Dungan will complete Ms freshman at Bryant College, Providence, li.I.

this week and return ionic for (he summer. I'fc. Robert L. Schaefer, who Is lalioned al Fort Knox, tnd Mrs. Schacfcr and son, Kevin, are spending 10 days wllh their par- -nls, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Schaef-i, Shoiisville, and Mr. and Mrs. 7harlcs Cooksey, 108 Granger St. Mrs.

Guy M. Raines, 210 Chapln is spending several days with ic-r daughter. Mrs. Charles N. O'Brien.

Rochester. Mrs. John A. ffoodslde, 3 V. Gibson has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

Rob- rl H. Kaley and family, Blng- amlon. Mrs. Kicliard Johnslon, pltts- Tovd. former Miss Ruin Stetson, Canaiwlaigua, Mill be hostess at a -reception In her home Friday, with Dean Isobel Abbott of Western College for Women, Oxford, Ohio, and Mrs.

Harper Sibley, Rochester, as guesls of honor. Mrs. Johnston is president of the Rochester Alumnae Club of ho college, which Dean Abboll will represent at the inauguration Friday of Dr. W. Allen Wallis, as piesident of the University of Rochester.

Newcomers Club Formed In Victor, Plans Carol Party VICTOR A new clul), 'Hie Newcomers Club, has been formed til Victor. Its first meeting was held in the Town Hall with Mrs. Allan Dickinson, Newcomer hostess, addressing the group. She that the club will be a social 6rganiution with its primary ob- led lo acquaint new residents with other residents, and to acquaint iicw residents of Viclor with facts about the local govern- incnl, history and other organizations. Mrs.

William Peck, acting chairman, explained the and special activities of the club. Leonard Corey, Victor mayor, described the town and village governments. He spoke of some of the plans itoxv underway for the improvement of the village and town. A question and answer period followed. The club meefs the second Wednesday in each month.

Any woman interested in joining is invited tr attend meetings. For further information call WA 4-316S; WA 4-2710 nr WA 4-20S9. A fashion show followed by a card party will highlight the June meeting. Mrs. Carl Ames is chairman.

Mrs. Van Dyke Is Banquet Speaker VINE VALLEY Mrs. EUroy D. VanDyke of Perm Yan was the speaker at the mother-daughter banquet sponsored by the Women's Society of Christian Service. Tl'e a a i was heM Friday night at the Vine Valley Community Hcmsc.

Approximately were present. The program included Rroup singing, duets by Beverly and ar.na Slack with Mrs. Walter Robeson as piano accompanist; rnd a reading by Suzanne Ludlow. Mrs. William Jenkins was chairman of the music program.

Mrs. Ida Dinehart, the oldest mother present and Mrs. Milton Adam, youngest mother, received potted plants. Mrs. Lloyd Dinehart, president of the WSCA presided at the event.

Annual Luncheon Scl At Cheshire Church CHESHIRE --The annual Mother-Daughter luncheon will be i Cheshire Community Church May 25 at 1 p.m. Mrs. W.E. Douglass, Mrs. Donald Read, Mrs.

Milton Hall, Mrs. Howard Mansfield and Mrs. Chauncey Johncox are in charge the dinner; Mrs. Hirold Johnson, program chairman and Mrs. Alden Marvin, tickets.

CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESULTS OF PITTSFORD Plan ahead for college Start now on their Sweater Wardrobe it's never too early. Our knitting Worsted, Sports Yarns and Mohair come in a large selection of colors. Don't forget our Kits of Shetland Yarn and Matching Skirt Material for a complete outfit. 5Q STATE STREET lOa.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Mon. thru Sal. DU 1-4780 Take Expressway to Pittsford Turn off Just 2 Miles West at foot of the Bridge in front of Pittsford Lumber Company. Tartan Team-ups. Imported coifon explicitly tailored.

The shirt, with roll sleeves, 8-20, 4.93. lined skirt, with back kick pleat, Jamaicas, lined, side-zipped. very trim. 8-SO, 6.93. The Norma Shop Canandaigna'g Leading Store Jar Ladies' and Girls' Apparel Birth Record A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Jones, Bunker Hill Clifton Springs, in Thompson Hospital, May 13, 1563. Cynlhia Cooper To Wed May 25th CYNTHIA A. COOPER Mr. and Howard B.

177 Buffalo Street have issued invitations to the marriage of Ihclr daughter, Cynthia Anne, to Tlramas H. Uaynic son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Haynie of Lampasas, Texas.

The wedding will take place 25 in the Congregational Church. The bride-elect is a graduate of Canandaigua Academy. Her fiance, a graduate of Lampasas High School, is with the United Slales Navy. Pinks and grays still remain the most popular ceramic colors. THURSDAY NIGHT Movie (5) Peter Gunn (8) Highway Patroi (10) Surfside 6 News-- Kon Cochran Filr Exchange (8) Wide Country (9-13) Ozzie i Harriet Donna Heed (5-10) Perry Mason Dr Kildare (9-13) Leave it to Beaver My Three Sons (5-10) Twilight Zone McHalo's Navy (3-8) Hazel Alcoa Premiere (3-8) Andy Williams (5-10) Nurses (3-5-8-9-10) News Steve Allen Movie Johnny Carson FHCDAY NIGHT McKeever and the Colonel LISTINGS (3) Wyalt Earp (S) Keyhole (10) Ripcord (13) News, Weather News Cochram (3-S) International Showtime (5) Rawhide (9-13) Cheyenne Sing Along (5-10) Route 65 (9-13) Flintstones (C) I'm Dickens, Alfred Hilchcock (9-13) 77 Sunset Strip (3) Price i Right (S) Death Valley Days Jack Paar (C) Eyewitness (9) Henncsey (13) Medic News (5) Movie (10) Movie (13) Movie Steve Allen Johnny Carson (C) SANGSTER TV Autiiarized EMERSON Dealer Antenna Service Used Furniture Appliances Phone 1466 29 Bristol Si.

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