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pfpss AND DEM VERY AU HCTUMS SIMILAR tAYAWAY AVARAUt PAGE;*. Celebrate dad's special day with present he won't return kY.JVNELS.lM3 n: A gift of dad's favorite spirit brand may be the ideal gift for Father s Day, and you can be sure he won't re­ turn it. The same goes for ' other edibles and drink­ ables, with some of them suited for enjoyment by the entire family! American dads deserve the most traditional of American spirits--Bour­ bon--America's unique contribution to the distilled spirits art Dad may like to take his Bourbon straight, or mixed with water, or on the rocks or in the classic Mint Julep. There are also edible treats that are made with Bourbon and they make wonderful Father's Day gifts. IRMA'S 'BIG DADDY* COFFEE CAKE 3 iVt 3 "PAPA* 1 beef top round steak, cut % laches thick Vt cup sherry '/j cup soy sauce '/< cup sated oil Vi cup lemon juke 2 tablespoons' A selection of fragrant gifts for dad's grooming pleasure BOURBON--AMERICA'S NATIVE SPIRIT--» • good gift choice for dad on Father's Day. A must in Mini Jnlepi, Boar- boa is abo delicious in treats like boa bom and coffee cake*. 1 eapi 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. vanilla ( V$ cup WOd Turkey % tsp. I 3 tsp. baking powder Pry lap's dills far Filling 1 cap wateats, chopped 1 tsp. cinnaftou Vt cup brown sugar */» cup white raisins 1. Sift (lour, baking soda, baking powder together and set aside. 2. Cream butter and add sugar to a second bowl. 3. Add eggs, one at a time, to butter mixture and add flour alternately with the sour cream. 4. Add vanilla and Wild Turkey, 5. Melt chocolate over slow heat in a saucepan. 6. Add Vi of the batter to a greased and floured Bundt pan. Sprinkle dry ingredi­ ents over the batter and pour on melted chocolate. 7. Add remaining batter and swhi mixture. 8. Bake at 350* for 1 hour. 9. Dust cake with confec­ tioner's sugar if desired. BOURBON BONBONS Sift together 1 cup con­ fectioners sugar and 2 ta­ blespoons cocoa. Stir in V« cup Bourbon (such as Wild Turkey) and 2 tablespoons light corn synip. Add 2'/J cups crushed va­ nilla wafers, 1 cup chopped pecaps and mix thoroughly. Roll mixture into small balls and itoll in Vi cttp con­ fectioner's sugar. . CLASSIC MINT JULEP In a tall glass, dissolve 1 teaspoon sugar in just enough water to cover it Fill with shaved ice. Pour in Wild Turkey to within a half-inch of the I Stir until glass frosted. Decorate gener­ ously with fresh mint If you want a more pro­ nounced mint flavor, crush asprigof mint together with the sugar and water and leave, it in the glass. Then pack with ice, add Wild Turkey, stir, and decorate. Spirited toast to dad makes his day special You've guessed it! One of dad's gift favorites--and top option with givers--is a "nip" for dad (for snake bites 'and other perils, of course). And with the increasing popularity of wines, some good California or an im­ ported vintage could go a Fatfier^Day happier still"* If you know his favorite DAD H IN Western Wear! •BOOTS •SHIRTS •SPORT COATS •BELTS •BUCKLES •WALLETS •LEVIS ft LEES •JEWELRY •ACCESSORIES ^ARIZONA X IVI authentic western wear m I INDIAN JEWELRY 3321 W. ELM ST.-McHENRY Op*n Vt teaspoon 1 clove garlic, minced Vfe teaspoon hot sauce 4 teaspoons cornstarch Vi pound mushrooms, sliced '/4 cup sliced green onions Mix together sherry, soy sauce, oil, lemon juice, brown sugar, ginger, garlic and hot sauce in small saucepan. Cook slowly 10 minutes; cool. Place steak in plastic bag, add marinade and tie se­ curely. Refrigerate 24 hours. Remove steak from mar­ inade, reserving marinade, and place on grill over ash- covered coals or on rack in broiling pan so surface of meat is 4" to 5" from heat. Broil at moderate tem­ perature to rare or medium (25 to 40 minutes, depend­ ing on doneness desired), blushing with marinade and turning occasionally. Carve in thin slices, diag­ onally across the grain. For sauce: Stir remaining marinade into cornstarch in saucepan. Bring to boil; add mushrooms and green on­ ions and cook slowly until thickened, 2 minutes. Serve sauce over sliced steak. ©Your dad may be dressed to the nines but he won't be well turned-out unless he is well groomed, declares the Men's Fashion Association. In days gone by, grandad used to splash on a dollop of witch hazel after his shave and considered the job well done. That, obviously, is no longer true. Today's man, ana MFA does mean man, owns and uses a goodly sup­ ply of grooming aids all of which are used to increase his comfort, improve his ap­ pearance and upgrade his general aura. Those groom­ ing aids make fine gifts for dad's Father's Day pleasure. Shaving aids Shaving preparations rate high in this category. Men who use electric shavers first apply pre-shave liquid to ready the beard for shaving The pre-shave not only readies the beard, it also lubricates the skin and makes the shaving more comfortable. Razor users use either cream or lather to soften their whiskers and to lubri­ cate the blade. Some even cleave to the old shaving brush and shaving soap to work up a lather while oth­ ers use the more modern method of getting their lather from a pressurized can. On the right scenl Regardless of how they shave, the vast majority of men use an after shave lo­ tion. That not only takes the sting out of the shave but also leaves them with a pleasing scent. "Scent" is one of the key words in grooming prepa­ rations. Grooming prepara­ tions have graduated from witch hazel to aids that carry the names of famous fash­ ion designers, well adver­ tised brands and even the logos of well-known men's stores. Most of the much wanted grooming aids can be bought in anything from a single item to gift boxes of complete arrays of helps to good grooming. tin addition to shaving aids, among the most pop­ ular items are the skin con­ ditioners. These correct skins that are either too oily or too dry. Another very popular item are the deodorants which ensure freshness throughout the day regard­ less of how hot or how hu­ mid the weather may be; Here, one has a choice of roll-on, stick or-spray deo­ dorants which come in al­ most as many scents as there are brands. Finely milled soaps, some on ropes- to. use in the showef, after-bath powders that prevent summer chaf­ ing, and even bath salts for fellows who. like.torelax in a hot tub also make great gifts. Of cburse/amorig the most widely used grooming aids are the- hair prepara­ tions. These'include special shampoos for'dily or dry hair and hair dressings that see a man well-cofnbed from morning to night. - ,\rra> oj.-frngrances Then there are the very popular and'widely used men's colognes, They come in a. wide . arfa/. of scents from pines"-and other woodsy odors to leathers, musks, spices' European blends and oriental scents. All of those colognes are very masculine and are not to- be confused with peirfumes. .* Truly,, did-to be well- dressed nrfust- also be well- groomed and, let's face it --it ddesnt hurt to smell gbod; too. V »'•". brand, you've already solved the purchase problem. And chances are you can pick it up at your nearby package store--even as late as Fa­ ther's Day Saturday--and still deliver it Sunday morn­ ing. No size is too big! And the gamut of choices runs from A for Anisette to S for Sake. Bet your local spirits purveyor will even gift-wrap your selection. Mon.-Sot. Give him the most comfortable seat in the house! 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