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MEDINA JOURNAL-REGISTER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1972 _ 12 u Start Ambrosig ith Apricots ° This holiday season, serve a traditional dessert of the or South - festive Ambrosia! Since it starts with a can of apri- cots, t'his fruit dessert is simple to make, as well nutritious to eat! Arrange the 'cots with other items like oranges and coconut in your fanciest serving bowl. Garnish with colorful mara schino cherries, then chill until dessert time. Serve in spec- tacular style! Happy, happy holidays! HOLIDAY APRICOT AMBROSIA (Makes 6 servings) 1 a; (22 ounces) whole % cup shredded coconut aprico Stemmed red maraschino 4 large oranges, sectioned cherries (about 2/4 cups) 3 tablespoons orange juice Drain apricots, reserving & cup syrup. Combine orange sec- tions, orange juice and reserved apricot syrup in glass serving dish. Sprinkle %% cup of coconut on the fruit. Arrange apricots on top, removing pits first if desired. Garnish with remaining coconut and cherries. Chill before serving. Chafing Dish Canapes Canapes conveniently served in a chafing dish require little or no attention during any party. The water in the lower section of the dish keeps the food warm and prevents it from sticking to the bottom of the pan. Use convenient canned meat spreads in preparation of these zesty canapes and ar- range trays of toast squares and ted crackers around the chafing dishes for guests to serve themselves these de- / lectable treats. Chafing Dish Chicken Canapes 3 tablespoons butter 1 cup sour cream __ 4 cups chopped, fresh 1 4% ounce can chicken . mushrooms afread i teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons chopped 1 tablespoon lemon juice scallions . 3 tablespoons flour 14 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Melt butter in top of double boiler, add mushrooms and cook 3 minutes. Add salt and lemon juice; cover pan and cook for another 3 minutes. Sprinkle flour over mushrooms; stir until mixture thickens. Add sour cream, chicken spread, scallions and Worcestershire sauce. Stir continuously; cook until mixture is bubbly. Turn into top of chafing dish, Let uests help themselves. Serve with small pieces of toast. akes about 8 cups. Devilish Ham And Cheese 4 pound processed 2 4% ounce cans deviled ham American cheese, A cup bourbon or milk grated Melt cheese over low heat, stir in deviled ham and bourbon or milk,. Serve hot with assorted \dippers\ and crackers preferably unsalted. Makes about 2 cups. -------------------------------- oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Doctor in The Kitchen By Dr. Laurence Hursh National Dairy Council #299 PC control. We don't know much about what controls appetite in humans. Mechanisms that control appetite have been identified and located in lab- oratory animals. And we assume people have similar abilities. But we're not sure how they work and psychological factors ° also probably are involved. A lot more research will have to be done before we'll know whether one individual utilizes his food more efficiently than another. Some studies with rats have suggested that nibbling - eating less but more often - will produce more body protein and less body fat than eating the sam number of calories at one meal. But studies with other animals and humans have so far failed to show this. And finally, there isn't any research to prove that the proportion of protein, fat, or carbohydrate makes any weight control difference that isn't caused already by the number of calories you consume. Sounds pretty discouraging, WEIGHT CONTROL Last week we talked about weight cu rol - especially the fact that it » not so hard to know how to do it as it is to do it. And especially around Holiday time, one's desire to eat less is sorely taxed. | _ I remember one good gimmick for reducers, though. It works at cocktail parties. Say your hostess has the place loaded down with all kinds of hors d'oeuvres, all sorts of goodies. Not only are the drinks loaded with calories, so is the food. Well, instead of sitting there, or strictly standing in talking groups - both of which make you vulnerable to offers of another drink and \how about sampling these lovely snacks?\ -- you go on offense. Help Your Hostess How? By helping your hostess. You be the one to offer to g others drinks. You help your hostess pass the trays of goodies. Carry snack trays around and let others help themselves while you restrain yourself unnoticeably, rounds with no offense to your hostess. doesn't it? .. Well, it is, for our greatest You'll also get some exercise. ] ~ , s And you might even meet fifgblem with weight control is someone new and interesting. _ the fact that we experience so Research is still trying to find. much failure. | _- _ But there’s lots of research - out specific things about weight By United Press International Pendleton Woolen Mills positioned feminine sportswear as a fashion headliner with the introduction of a sophisticated spring collection of wovens and knits. Contemporary classics, in wool and synthetic fibers, were re-defined with new soft ease and attention to fine fashion detail. Style development manager Dick Poth termed it Pendleton's most important spring line to date. Among silhouettes in the new line, standouts include: a sleekly tailored hacking jacket; a new short sleeve shirt-jac; and a reversible cape in black and white wool check that is back to back with solid black poplin. 'The big three in skirts: a new reversible wrap in the check and black poplin; a box pleated one and an easy side-buttoned longskirt. %% ok Wear warm, windproof clothes for downhill skiing. Wear layers for cross-country. * * sk The shirt jacket with elasticized waist and cuffs is a new feature from Admit One's holiday /spring - collection for men. It comes in vibrant colorations and in muted all- over tones of Incense Green, Porno Peach; and Ticket Beige. Designed by Mich»! Spinelli, the jacket, meant to be worn over other garments or by itself, comes in small, medium and large. % %s sk Dazzle at the next house {any in shiny satin, glitterfi urex or gleaming white. Suc fabulous fabrics in easy, sportswear shapes make the big night news, says Seventeen magazine. Attegtion {senses on party-going wide, wide pants, shirtsfngcks and skirts. The after-dark whites include a pleated - flannel - skirt-ankle- skirt «with matching smock- shaped pleated white flannel shirt. By United Press International A - colorfully - illustrated volume, \Parents' Magazine Christmas Holiday Book,\ contains a treasury of favorite reading, music, cookery and holiday activities. The editors say the book from Parents' Magazine Press aims to help families re-create in the home the reverent and joyous spirit traditionally associated with the Christmas holiday season. (Parents' _ Magazine Christmas Holiday Book, 52 Izaglfrbflt Ave., New York, * % % Good for stocking stuffers or good for mail surprises around the year; picture puzzle postcards,. These stay intact through the mail, They are held in place on a plastic tray and then sealed witfi a plastic skin. - There are Happy Birthday cards and friendly animal greeting cards of all kinds, from lions and tigers to bears. (Mail-a-Puzzle Post Cards, - Common Tatar Inc., Blasdell, N.Y.). * * % A new unisex watch can be worn by husband and wife. It has an off-center design, making it avant garde. e wide sterling silver band that clips on design holds the big rectangular watch. Choice of blue dial with Roman numerals or brown dial with markers. Water-protected. (Gubelin Inc., 7450 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y.). Gonorrhea sereening ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - The nation's first fully state-funded attack on epidemic gonorrhea is being launched by New York State. A gonorrhea screening program, using a recently de- veloped culture test, is being made available without cost to all private physicians, public and private health clinics, coun- ty and city health departments. Principal target of the screening program: the female patient who is infected but unaware of her infection. This is true of four of five infected women, authorities report. going on. Incidentally, there's some good evidence that obesity can be triggered in infancy - that mothers who overfeed their youngsters cause them to have larger fat cells - cells that are harder to keep in line. The best bet for now is simply for all of us to be determined to maintain ideal weight - that weight you were (if it was right then) when you were twenty-five. | POLLY's POINTERS _ Readers Come Through With Sink Chip Tips By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY-I am answering Mrs. R. J. who wants to repair the chips in her kitchen sink. There is an epoxy enamel made for such conditions that is available in several colors. After it is applied one must allow a week for the finish to set well before using the sink.-MRS. A. P. DEAR POLLY-I suggest that Mrs. R. J. cover the chips in her kitchen sink with some of those stick-on flowers or butterflies that are sold for use in the bottom of a bathtub. Just think how cheerful the sink would look after the dirty water drained out and gay flowers or butterflies could be seen in the bottom.-VIOLET a glass stopper. one could tell ELEANOR -~ ' DEAR POLLY-My metics industry. Every Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY-There are water spots on the in- j side of my beautiful etched glass cologne bottle with . I would really appreciate it if some- me how to remove these spots- % Pet Peeve is dir time I buy a compact, eyebrow pencil, eye shadow, etc., the container is plastic. The first time an article is dropped the plastic hinges break and the container cannot be closed without using a rubber band. It seems they could come up with something better than those brittle hinges.-CHRISTINE DEAR POLLY-After using various bleaches in vain while trying to remove hair dye from my white uniform I tried a scouring powder on the theory that it re- moved rust stains from a wash basin. After rubbing the dampened cleanser on the spots several times they all disappeared - MURIEL DEAR POLLY-I wanted a pair of earrings to match .a new dress I had made so my husband ground the shank off two buttons IT REALLY works! that matched those of my dress. I glued the button tops to a pair of earring backs I bought at a hobby shop and now have a pair of inexpensive ear- rings that go better with my dress than any I could buy. -MRS. H. W. , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) By 0-1“th A Upholstery should be given overall general cleaning as frequently as is demanded by and amount of use. It may be cleaned professionally or you may do it yourself, using a - commercial preparation. * %o % To - make your - own upholstery cleaner, beat a mild detergent into a thick foam. Sponge the fabric with the foam onl‘fi. with water. This may cause shrinkage, especially with some cottons and rayons. Wipe with a clean cloth and allow to dry. Always pretest before doing this. Try it out on the back of the sofa or on the underside of a seat cushion to see if the par- ticular fabric on your furniture can be cleaned this way without damaging it. * %* * A care tip for upholstery fabrics: wipe up spills at once. Remove any remaining stain as soon as possible. Before removing any stains always test the fabric for colorfastness and shrinkage in an inconspicuous location. * * % All types of knits are relatively new for upholstery fabric. These fabrics offer better fit and can be produced with less labor and, therefore, at lower cost. They may stretch and snag if given rough treatment. Some knits for upholstery are laminated to a foam backing for greater More spice in our life NEW YORK Americans are putting more spice in their lives. The American Spice Trade says consumption of spices, herbs and seasoning vegetables totaled 386 million pounds in 1971, an increase of nearly 42 per cent in less than 10 years. Figuring in the growth are two new to most United States consumers and two old- fashioned _ ones whose distribution is increasing. Growing interest in Chinese cookery has created a market for star anise, available largely in specialty stores and food . departments of large depart- ment stores. It comes from a type of magnolia tree and resembles a small brown star with many points. Its licorice- like flavor is stronger than that of regular anise, which is the seed of an herb related to parsley and dill. Whole green peppercorns, or unripe Piper nigrum, also are increasingly available in a wine vinegar pack in fancy food stores.. They're suggested for seasoning dips and cocktail snacks, meat, fish and poultry sauces, stuffings and salad dressings. Juniper berries and gumbo file are the old-timers more in demand. The berries traditionally are used for game seasoning, cially venison and rabbit. y're also in chicken salad, braised pork and saverkraut. Do not soak the fabric. (UPI)- stability. * *% * To remove urine stains from upholstery, sponge with white vinegar and water, then with detergent and cool water. % sk sk To remove ballpoint pen ink from upholstery, sponge with acetone or nail polish remover. Repeat as necessary. ****fiéééfiéfiéfiéfififiééé$$éfifiéfifiéfifi********% hennessy / fashion Womens Side of The News Tis season to be wary NEW YORK 1{UPI) Avoid yule pain in the purse or wallet. , _- Right now the stores are filled with inviting Christmas merchandise. And so are some sidewalks. Most merchants are honest but there is a small percentage _ who - practice deceptive selling methods. In the wary shopping days for this Christmas season, here are some hints for shopping from the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York. -Be a sophisticated shopper. If a bargain lookstoo good to be true, check it out carefully for quality and workmanship. -When buying toys don't forget that some require bat- teries to operate and the bat- teries may not be included in the package. Avoid disap- pointment Christmas morning. Check for batteries. | -Never let yourself be rushed into buying anything? by high-pressure salesmen. Take your time and make up your - mind carefully. Watch for perfume gyps - NEW YORK (UPI) Christmas season is the time some bargain hunters get led around by the nose. It's the phony perfume racket spotted by Better Business Bureaus around the country each Yule. The phony perfume gyp also shows up around Mothers' Day and Easter. Many vendors operate from sidewalk stalls. They rebottle toilet water or cologne in small containers and sell these fragrances as perfumes at $1 a bottle. This means that you are paying $1 for about 15 cents worth of toilet water or cologne. Other promoters bottle phoney fragrances in bottles marked with various initials- S‘A” for Amge’ GGWSS’ for White Shoulders, \C5\ for Chanel No. 5-and again sell for $1 for a tiny bottle. Most likely you're getting' scented alcohol. Some - promoters _ sell fragrances in bottles marked as high as $18.50-for 70 cents a bottle. The so-called original price is a phony, of course. . How to avaid such ? Buy from a reputable merchant. | From Italy, with Quality -Be cautious of promoters who operate . from,. temporary storefronts, sidewalk and so-called going-out-of- business type sales. Vendors selling alleged bargains on the street won't be around to settle a complaint or make a refund or exchange after Christmas. Spray the tree NEW YORK . (UPI) There are sprays on the market for fireproofing a Christmas tree. If you use one, don't let that lead you into a false sense of security, say accident fighters. , The old rules still apply: keep the tree's base moist; don't smoke cigarettes or stand lighted candles near the tree; avoid overloading the tree with lights which create heat. i THE SMOCK SET-Holiday '72 means smocks. And these of cotton eyelet are dressy enough for any occasion. Big sister's soft ecru-colored French schoolgirl smock tops pink pants of brushed cotton denim. Little sister goes for pink, too, in her ruffled smock and pants. Both outfits Cinderella's holiday collection. are from Specialty Knits for a Mass By HELEN HENNESSY NEW YORK - (NEA) - Gino Paoli, for many years now a prestige name in knit fashions, was available chief- ly to those who shopped at the many smaller specialty shops across the country. The firm does about $16 mil- lion business annually. And changes for the better are in the making. \We're going to go after the business of major depart- ment and specialty stores now,\ said Arthur Goldstein, new president of Gino Paoli. Goldstein plans sweeping ‘ changes for the company, He has closed the junior knit- wear division and Via Vene- to, a high-priced knitwear and woven-apparel division. He is strengthening Paoli's Italian operation and phas- ing out their Hong Kong knitwear operation. \We use 75 mills in Italy,\ Goldstein said, \We are 90 per cent of their business. We want to be 100 per cent.\ Quality control is com- pletely in the hands of the firm. \We examine every- thing,\ Goldstein said, \and it all goes into a bonded warehouse. \We even pay the Italian . ‘1 government to assign a cus- toms man to work just for us.\ Gino Paoli's' look is one of timeless elegance - a look for the sophisticated woman who isn't concerned with e today and For the grand entrance at home or abroad comes the pleated palazzo pant and - sensational striped dolman top (left). Pants are in white and top in either red and white or navy and white. Pleat-skirted jumper dress with roll-back sleeves for the layered look for Spring '73 (right) is teamed with its own tailored shirt. I It is in woolknit collection. sparked with confetti dots. Both from the new Gino Paoli peddlers _ joy in the gifts you, give to ' _- said. - major department store busi- Keep joy in the toy CHICAGO (UPI) - Keep children by following these tips from the National Safety Council: -Consider - the age and ° abilities of the child and select your gift accordingly. -Look for an Underwriters' Laboratories (UL) label on electrical toys. -Watch out for playthings that have points, sharp edges or removable parts, especially for little ones. | - -Popular - rocket - and \shooting' toys can put eyes out. Present them only to older children who can understand their danger. rie \/ 11‘s. , Market Arthur Goldstein \Take the average depart- ment store,\ he said. ''They buy a bo ut $150 million in goods, And they all buy the same thing. . \I've watched women on State Street and on Fifth Avenue. And they all look as though they were stamped out of a cookie press,\ he The Gino Paoli lines don't look at all like that. Whaether from the men's wear, wom- en's wear or children's divi- sions the fashions have dis- tinction and class. And with the plan of the new president to go after , the lines will be more readily available to every- one. h . {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSMq - ness,
