M a p le -A n o th e r Word for "Spring"
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A SPRING-TIME IDEA FOR BREAKFAST, lunch or dinner
fruited maple-blended syrup with lots of crisp waffles! And if
tim e-saving is your problem, use the frozen waffles
their
teicture. flavor—and ease will delight you' Serve with rosy slices
ol ham. creamy scrambled eggs Pass the maple-blended syrup—
often. Gourmet note this special syrup is super, also, on ice cream
and milk puddings
try it on a hot steamed pudding, too.
FRUITED LOG CABIN SYRUP
1 cup maple-blended syrup H cup orange sections, diced
cap canned crushed
W teaspoon grated lemon rind
pineapple, drained
Frozen waffles
Heat syrup to boiling Add crushed pineapple, oranges, and
lemon rind. Makes 1% cups.
Toast or broil frozen waffles as directed on the paduge.
Serve hot with Fruited Log Cabin Syrup. (A N S)
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THE*LONG ISLAND TRAVELER— MATTITUCK W ATCHM AN
THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1956
J e rn ic k
S a fe
R e c e iv e s
D riv e r A w a rd
little b it of chewing gum on th e bottom
of th e phis . . . any o th e r bit of deviltry
th a t we can do?
P. P. G., Publicity
Y o u r S e a le r , . .
W a tc h d o g
o f
O u r M o n ey
R ural Free Delivery C arrier in
Southold, Jo h n J, Jernick, has received
No one, n o t even the tax collector,
a N ational Safety Council’s Safe
has more direct access to your pocketD river’s aw ard for "accident free’ driv­
book th a n the Sealer of W eights an d
ing during the p ast five years while
Measures. W hen he is on th e Job you
In th e perform ance of his duties. P ost­
receive sixteen ounces to the pound,
m aster Charles A. G agen received the
two thousand pounds to th e ton, two
following letter announcing the aw ard :
hundred and thirty-one cubic inches
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
to the gallon and two pints to every
M arch 5, 1956
quart. There Is very little th a t you buy
Mr. Charles A. G agen
and very little th a t you sell which a t
P ostm aster
some time or oth er does not come u n ­
U. S. Post Office
der his Jurisdiction.
Southold, N. Y.
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I t affords me a great deal of pleas- | Did you ever think when you visited
ure and satisfaction to forw ard to you your local m arket, called your milk
th e N ational Safety Council’s Safe m an or fuel dealer; “How do I know
D river Award emblem, to be presented I am receiving w hat I am charged
fo r? ” You have seen packages of m eat
to your “accident free” driver.
T his emblem is recognized as th e displayed m ost attractively, all marked
n atio n ’s highest honor for accident- with a weight, the price per .jound and
free driving perform ance an d achieved a selling price for the article. To re ­
only by those who have dem onstrated peat. “How do I know the item weighs
th a t they are careful and skillful driv­ th e am ount m arked on the package?”
ers. I t should be worn with pride by Because our Sealer is continually
checking th e w eight of those packages,
members of th e postal service.
Please extend my h eartiest congrat­ determ ining th e correctness of them
ulations to your fin e driver who so well i and verifying th e com putation to in ­
deserves this token of recognition and sure th a t th e price Is correct. No store­
keeper or m anager knows when his
appreciation.
Howard Coonen cases will be checked an d as a result
they m ust be correct a t all times.
You pick up a q u art container of
milk in your favorite m arket, or have
G re e n p o rt to H a v e
it delivered to your home. Why do you
receive a full q u art? Because your
Its
O w n
A n th e m
S ealer h as checked th e bottling m a­
R jr the first tim e m th e history of chine or filling apparatus before th a t
G reenport this Long Island village will q u art left th e dairy.
have Its own anthem , an original song
You order fuel oil or coal and you
composed by M r. Carlo Vitale, talented
m usician an d music instructor, of presum e th a t you received w hat you
S helter Island. T he lyrics of th e song, are billed for, b ut you do n 't know and
entitled, "G reenport” were w ritten by would have no way of being certain,
Mrs. C arl Cooper of G reenport. R e­ If your Sealer h ad n o t checked the
cordings of th e an th em have been m eter th a t m easured th e oil or the
scale th a t weighed the coal.
m ade by Mr. V itale an d Mr. Edward
A nother im p o rtan t p a rt of your local
Copin who rendered the vocals.
M ayor Otis B u rt of G reenport was S ealer’s Job is testing th e delicate bal­
honored to have been presented w ith ances an d w eights used by your neigh­
this musical tribute to th e village and borhood pharm acist.
expressed his appreciation of th e ef­
W hen th e druggist fills a doctor’s
forts of Mr. Vitale an d Mrs. Cooper prescription, h is apothecary’s Weights
to im m ortalize G reenport in song. Mr. m ust leave no m argin for error because
Banker, Supervising Principal of the in his h an d s is your life.
G reenport School, Mr. Lounsberry and
T here Is no person more on th e Job
Mrs. N orton of the School Music D e­ to p ro tect your pocketbook th a n your
p artm en t a re preparing for a form al S ealer of W eights an d M easures and,
presentation of G reenport’s an th em in in m ost Instances, no one who is less
correlation w ith a m usical program a t
th o u g h t of when th e credit for a Job
which it is hoped M ayor B u rt an d the
village trustees will be prw en t. An a n ­ well done Is passed out. He h as u n ­
nouncem ent of th e a ^ u a l date an d doubtedly saved yoja, personally, many
details of this event to which th e pub­ hundreds of dollars during the p ast
lic is cordially invited will be published ten years.
in th e press in th e n ear future.
In short, he is th e behlnd-the-scene
M r. Vitale h as given generously of
his tim e an d endeavor to create this watchdog of our lives an d our money.
composition w hich is an expression of
H. o . E h rh a rd t
th e sen tim en ts he feels tow ard a com­
County Sealer
m unity of friendliness an d good will.
G reenport is Indeed fo rtu n ate to have
one so talen ted interested in its cul­
tu ral progress. Being a gifted compos­
er, who keenly lives an d senses his
music, Mr. V itale sees G reenport w ith
th e artistic perception of a m usician
picturing it singing an d m arching to ­
gether in unity an d song. From his
h e a rt an d ta len t cam e th is composi­
tion w hich h e an d M rs. Cooper are
h appy to bestow to G reenport as a
memorable gift. Mrs. Cooper w rote th e
lyrics as a poetical dedication to
G reenport, symbolizing it as a typical
A m erican village, located in th e n a tu ­
ra l surroundings of a beautiful harbor.
T he lyrics an d the melody reflect th e
f a ith an d patriotism th a t is significant
o f G reenport an d oth er American com­
m unities where people live in a tru e
respect of God, Country and Home.
T he affection for “the hom e town" has
been composed into this stirring m ar­
tial tune th a t should echo through
th e years an d become a rig h tfu l p a rt
of G reenport’s heritage.
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MABIAN COUNCIL
St. P atrick ’s Day
On M arch 17th once again there will
be th e w earing of the green. T here
will be th e parad e an d the form al
banquets. O rators will recall the his­
tory of Irelan d an d speak of the Glories
of th e Irish. P arties, dances and shows
will ring w ith Irish music and laugh­
ter. On St. P atrick ’s day so it seems
everybody is Irish.
Amid the Joy a n d celebration of this
day, tru e Irishm en, w hether born in
the old country or n ative Americans
of Irish descent, realize th e basic re ­
ligious slgfilficance of St. P atrick ’s
Day.
May th e Blessings of th e holy S ain t
of “E rin ” be upon all of you reg ard ­
less of your faith . l \ ) all our neighbors
everywhere, we wish you to Join us in
celebrating an d receive th e many bless­
ings th a t h e so surely m ust bestow on
us all o n his feast day.
P rep ared frozen foods (th e “h e a t
an d e a t” kind) are gaining in popular­
ity. In order, th ey ran k : p ot plea,
potato products, fish sticks, complete
dinners, waffles, an d fru it pies.
R h u b a rb
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CARD OF THANKS
I To th e nurses an d orderlies an d to
I my doctors who took such good care
of me while a t the G reenport H ospital
j l express my thanks and appreciation.
Also to my friends, relatives who sent
I gifts, beautiful flowers and cards. I t
m eans so m uch when one is sh u t in.
Again, I th a n k one and all.
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Mrs. P rank Young
M e r in g u e
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Y o u r
L ife
M ajor Degree
■m is Sunday a t tn e Academy a t Sag
H arbor th e T h ird degree will be given
to a large class of candidates. All c a n ­
did ates m u st be a t the academy by
one o’clock as th e degree will s ta rt a t
two th irty sharp.
Bowling a t Moriches
Well, we w ent there, b ut we was
robbed by th em fellows from over th e re
in M oriches, they m ust have been
practicing in those alleys for th e past
week n ig h t an d day. Of course, we
w anted to show the virtue of ch arity
to our brothers from Moriches, even
though th ey forgot all about it. They
even stole Alois’ shoes th a t he h ad to'
come home to M attituck In th e bowling
alley’s shoes, now th a t is gohig a b it
too far fellows, especially th e G ran d
K n ig h t’s shoes! We are going to bring
all you lads up o n charges a t our n ex t
meeting. Well, H arry G agen is looking
for someone to bring back his bowling
shoes, or else. . .
We gave th e wee lads from Moriches
four gam es an d we, being th e good
n atu red fellows th a t we are noted for,
were satisfied w ith two of th e games o u t
of six, an d no m atter w hat ye h e a r to
th e co n trary m e fine buccos don’t ye
believe a word of it, especiaUy if it Is
from th e wee lad nam ed O’M azura
from Moriches, ’tis a fine lad he Is,
b ut th e tr u th is n o t n ea r him accushla.
W e wiU play a re tu rn m atch a t M at­
tituck lanes th e Sunday a fte r E aster
w ith those sam e lads for the rubber, so
we a re having it all arranged to fix
th e m achines, an d m aybe to p u t a
IT IS AN AXIOM THAT THE W AY'TO A MAN’S HEART is
through his stomach. Taking advantage of a package of quickfrozen rhubarb, sweetened condensed m ilk and pie crust m ix
off the pantry shelf, you can whip up a delectable rhubarb m e­
ringue pie in jig time.
The recipe for this creation shows how easy it can be,
Frozen rhubarb is always in season and needs only a few m in­
utes cooking. The 15-ounce can of condensed milk, lemon juice
and rind are blended thoroughly; then add the egg yolks and
spices
Once the rhubarb is cooled, combine w ith the con­
densed m ilk mixture. Presto! the filling is ready for the baked
pie shell. .On top goes a cloud of m eringue and the pie is whisked
into the oven for a brief bcpwning.
RHUBARB MERINGUE PIE
1 9-inch pie shell, baked
1 teaspoon grated lemon
rind
and cooled
U teaspoon cinnamon
1 package frozen rhubarb
U teaspoon nutmeg
IVt cups (1 15-oz. can) Eagle
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
Brand sweetened con*
2 egg w hites
densed milk
U teaspoon salt
H cup lemon juice
U cup sugar
Cook rhubarb according to package directions. Drain welL
CooL Blend sweetened condensed m ilk, lemon juice and rind
until m ixture thickens. Add slightly beaten egg yolks, cinna*
mon and nutmeg; m ix thoroughly
Fold in rhubarb. Pour
fliiing into shell. Beat egg w hites and salt until soft peaks ar*
formed. Add sugar. 1 tablespoon at a time; continue to b « tt
egg w hites until smooth and shiny. Cover filling w ith meringuai
attaching w ell to shell edges to prevent shrinking Bake in a lc «
oven (325* F.) about IS m inutes or until m eringue U U fhtly
browned. Cool about 2 hours before serving. ((ANS>
BELLE DAM E
Leaders of New York State Independent Order of Odd Fel­
low s sm ile at Linda Lee Finch, 12, one of 200,000 MD victim s who
wW be helped by lOOF cam paira for Muscular DystropIw'As*
sociatlons of America, Inc., March 15 through April 26. Officers,
left to right, are Grand Master Clarence A. Munter; Rebekata'
Assembly Vice President Helen W. Barton; and Grand Marshal
Donald G. Errett. Linda and ofticers are all from Buffalo. Climax
o f drive w ill be state-wide Tag Day, April 26, 137th anniversary
• f Odd Fellowship.
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A BOTANIST WOULD TELL US THAT BROCCOLI is a flower,
but we like it best as a beautiful vegetable. From the Minute
Maid-Snow Crop Frozen Foods Test Kitchen come delicious ideas
for serving Frozen Broccoli Spears. Cook the broccoli according
to directions on the package; drizzle with melted butter and
sprinkle with lightly toasted silvered almonds or grated cheese.
It’s very good in a salad if you have any left over. Serve chilled
with your favorite dressing. One of our favorite main dish
recipes is Chicken Supreme with broccoli.
CHICKEN SUPREME
3 chicken breasts, halved
1 10-oz. package Snow Crop Broccoli Spears
Prepare Hollandaise Sauce ahead of time. Store away from
heat and tightly covered with aluminum foil until needed. Pan
try chicken breasts until golden and tender. Prepare Snow Crop
Broccoli Spears following package d irecti(^ and place in bot­
tom of serving dish. Arrange chicken breasts overlapping on the
broccoli. Pour Hollandaise Sauce over chicken breasts and
brown under broiler a few minutes. Serve immediately. Serves 6.
•Recipe in many good cook books.
DID YOU KNOW: Hollandaise Sauce is less apt to curdle if made
in a bowl set in water rather than in a double boiler. Should
curbing occur, remove from hot water immediately and drop in a
«bbe of ice. Cool, remove ice, beat smooth and continue cooking.
For best results, when making Hollandaise Sauce, use a wire
whisk rather than a rotary beater. (ANS)
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Clown star. Gene Lewis, and
pretty Pirkko Ussim (inset) are
just two of the 1,400 entertainers
in the Ringling Bros, and Barnum
& Bailey Combined Shows which
will play at New York's Madison
Square Garden from April 4 to
May 13 before launching its 86th
annual Nation Wide Tour.
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