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Tirnep-Aovo.coto, Octpber 24, 1963: P000 9 Wed in Clinton church Add cereal, 'Let stand]. minute,
Add liquid and. :apples to dry
ingredients all at once. Stir until.
most .of flour is moistened, Fill
greased„Ritiffin tins 3/3 full,
Sprinkle tops with gran, sugar..
Bake '2.5 minutes or until golden
brown, This recipe will yield
12 :medium muffins or 24 small
ones,
Crisp apple muffins
Go full bene.p from your homy .fro,*er
huy your moo in wholesale ;mollifies. You
eon trust us to supply you with fligleu roie
meats ul low 9OOtttity prices and we'll
.cut it .up to fit your family needs, wrap it in
proper moisture,eopor proof material and
q uick-freeze it at sub-zero temperatures.
sh&atli skirts had ,detarliable,
overskirts, They carried cres-
cents of white mums, A niece
and nephew of the groom, Ruth
and Lorne Baker, King City,.
acted as flower girl and ring
bearer,
Gordon Charter, Georgetown,
was best man and Frank Clew,.
and Ivan 114nClYmont, brother of
the groom, ushered.
A reception was held In the
IOOF hall where the bride's
mother received guests wear-
ing a federal gold brocade dress.
with matching jacket, brown ac-
cessories and corsage of orange
Delight roses. The groorn's mo-
ther chose a three-piece suit
in mulberry with black acces-
sories and corsage of white
carnations.
For a wedding trip in Nor-
thern Ontario the bride donned
a red wool dress with black
accessories and white carna-
tion corsage,
The couple will reside in
Kitchener where the groom is
employed as a retail Heldman
for Kitchener-Waterloo Co-op,
He is a graduate of WOAS,
Ridgetown.
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We should have no trouble
getting our "apple a day" this
year whether we eat our apples
as fresh, cooked, canned, frozen
or as juice. A record crop is
being harvested with an estima-
ted yield of over 19 million
bushels.
APPLE MUFFINS
A good way to use apples is
in muffins where they add to the
flavor and keep them moist
longer.
1 1/4 cups sifted all-purpose
flour
1/2 tp salt
2 tp baking powder
1 tp apple pie spice
. photo by Roy McClynick
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GEORGE McCLYMONT
Gall Vivian .Orpen, daughter
of Mr, and. Mrs. A.
Clinton,. and' obert. george Mc-
Clytilent, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Fred ..McClymont, 'Varna, eg,,,
changed Marriage vows in
double ring ceremony in On-
tario Street United chulTh with
a floral...background of pink and
white gladioli onSaturdayafter-
noon.
Rev, Grant Mills officiated
and the church organist .played
the wedding music and. trumpet
$01Q$ by Mrs, Clare McBride
including the LOT(i's. Prayer and
Because.
Given in marriage by her fa-
ther the bride chose a floor-
length gown of white peau de
sole styled with princess lines,
puffed sleeves of chantilly lace,
sabrina neckline and c hap el
train. A rosette of the same
dress material held her elbow-
length veil and she carried a
bouquet of pink Delight roses
and stephanotis.
Miad of honor was Miss Ef-
fie Plumsteel, Waterloo, and
Miss Carol Plumsteel, Strat-
ford and Miss Joan McClyrnont,
London, were bridesmaids,
They were gowned alike in tur-
quoise peau de sole styled with
fitted bodices, scoop necklines
and elbow-length sleeves. Their
1/4 cup brown sugar firmly
packed
1 cup finely grated raw apple
(about 2 1/2 medium apples)
1 egg
3 tbl salad oil or melted shor-
tening
1 1/2 cups bite size shredded
wheat biscuits crushed to
3/4 cup
1 tp gran sugar
Heat oven to hot(400 degrees).
Sift together flour, salt, baking
powder and spice. Mix in brown
sugar.
Sprinkle apples with a few
tablespoons of flour mixture.
Beat egg, salad oil and milk.
DUTCH APPLE PIE
Mrs. John Love, Hanover
We attended a banquet In St,
Paul's Lutheran Church, NetiS-
tacit, the other evening and Dutch
Apple Pie was served for des-
sert. Naturally comments were
made and the lady across the
table said "Sour cream really
is the making of this pie", That
was just the hint we needed and
we asked for the recipe.
She said "This is rather dif-
ficult for the recipe doesn't
come out of a recipe book but
is one of those that are handed
down from mother to daughter.
"I'm afraid I'm one of those
cooks who do not follow a recipe
to a T but I'll put down the basic
steps."
1 cup brown sugar depending on
kind of apples and size of pie
1 small tbl flour
Mix these two ingredients
together. In an unbaked pie
shell put a small portion of this
mixture. Peel and slice apples
and place over mixture,
Mix 1 cup sour cream with
remaining sugar and flour mix-
ture and pour over the apples.
Sprinkle with cinnamon, Mrs.
Love says sweet cream may be
used in place of sour and is good
"but the sour cream is better".
Bake in a 400 degree ovenfor
15 minutes then in moderate
oven (350 degrees) for 30 min.
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