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CHICKEN TETRA
6-8 servings
• 8 oz. 'uncooked long
broken in half"
1 tablespoon butter.
2 tablespoons butter
1/4 clip flour
r•.. -(.,teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon paprika
'/2 teaspoon celery salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper -,
2 cups milk
1 cup chicken brot
3 cups chopped c
1 can (2 oz.)
drained
1/4 cup pimiento strips
3/4 cup grate&Parmesan cheese
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inner menu
handbag is 4qi
used for young
The pocketbook started life
as a useful bag or pouch ,,, for
holding money.
• As women began .to moveP
urthery and ._further away from
home in their .daily activities ,..'
the pocketbook ,graduated.', It
became an annex to the dressing
table. Women filled it ' with " doll
kinds of cosmetics; And money:
When more _' and . more 'k
medicines became -available `for
quick relief from various pains
and aches, the - pocketbook
became - a kind ' of portable
in a careless moment. Qn a low
counter. On the bed, a chair, the
couch or table. S9 easy for little
hands to open, to discover the
mysterious containers of pills
and capsules, lipsticks, eye
makeup, Naturally, being"
curious, the chill will want to
'taste one or some of the objects,
maybe even ,swallow them.
If you carry medication and
cosmetics in your purse, says the
Council on .Family Health in
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Canadat always Make sure it is
placed in a drawer or on a high
shelf,. where it cannot be reached
by small children.
• Make sure your women guests
follow this safety "precaution,
• too. .Don't overlook the pockets
of coats and jackets as places
which children like to explore.
If medications or cosmetics are
,carried in these -garments, they
'should be hung away
hnxnediately after use. .
Skim milk powder
economicai and useful
medicine cabinet. So_ now it
holds medicines, cosmetics, and`•
money,
As a result, says the drug
industry -sponsored Council on
Family Health in Canada, a
non-profit public service
organization working oto"
encourage family health and
to home safety, the useful •and
innocent pocketbook is now a
safety hazard,, a potential source
of accidental poisoning, to 'small
children.
• One of the most fascinating'
objects to little children is a
` . woman's purse, especially if it
. chicken mixture on oven -proof Parmesan cheese over top. Broil belongs to mother. On many
platter or shallow casserole; about 3 inches from heat until h•appy occasions, children have
sprinkle remaining V2 cup lightly browned,
etaspaghetti, i= .� 5grna• Phi plans
h.
ooked chicken
mushrooms,
In a large . saucepan cook
spaghetti according to package
directions; drain:. Stir in . 1
tablespoon butter until butter is
Melted; set aside. .In a 3 -quart
saucepan melt.' 2 tablespoons
Mutter stir in flour, salt, paprika,
celery salt. -and_ pepper. _Remove.
from heat; gradually stir' in 'milk
'and chicken 'brot'h. Cook over
rriedfum bleat, stirring •
constantly, until.•thickened. Add
chicken, mushrooms, pimiento,
spaghetti and 1/4 cup ;Parmesan
cheese; heat thoroughly. Place
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hat show for iMarch'
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
.net at . the home of Mrs. David
Gower lit week.
In the absence -of the
president, Mrs. Robert
.Swartman,. vice-president, ..Stisan
Gower conducted the meeting.
Correspondence re the x
Memorial 5 iolarship Fund was
read and discussed. A donation
was voted to the endowment
fund.
4% The progress of Pledge
training was reported. . •
The Bake Sale held recently
was . a huge success, convener
Mrs. Barbara Moss reported: "
The earlyspringtea and hat
show for March 14 was
discussed. • The theme HATS
OFF TO HATS was agreeable to
everyone. Faney41e-sserts are to
he provided with proceeds to
C.A.S.
• •C9nvener Barbara Iosswill,,
•
choose her committee.
The cultural - program took
the form of a debate , with
everyone taking a lively'part.
The meeting closed with ,.the
ritual 'and a lovely lunch served
by the hostess and co -hostesses
Mrs. P. Baechler, Mrs. J. Kane
and 1Vfrs. J. Sturdy.
seen mother. open the
pocketbook to use money to-
-
o- purchaae wonderful treats.
Imagine the • excitement of a
small child suddenly finding that
treasure store within easy reach
.., exactly where mother left it
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The Red -Cross is more than- the
emblem of a charitable organiza-
tion; it is the symbol of the Gene-
va Conventions, one of the
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-Q. What is skim milk
powder?
A. Skim milk powder is fresh -
pasteurized , milk' from which
only the fat, vitamin A which is
in the fat, and water have been
removed..
Q. Where should skim milk
be stored?
A. Because-- skim milk
powder is sold in packages, it
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Q. How long can skim° milk
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Why Do Doctors Say...
"The Smaller Your Waist Line,:
the Longer Your Lf a Line"?
LOSE 8 TO 10 LBS
IN .10 DAYS
WITH THE AMAZING
''SLIM DOWN DIE'l
A. Unopened packages of
skim milk powder keep for
many months but ;it is good
practice to use it within six to
nine months. Once the 'package
has been opened - it will keep
about two months with littl
change. Reconstituted milk
• powder will last as long as fresh
milk,,
Q. Is skim milk powder sdld
by grade?
A. Yes, all skim milk powder
packaged and sold in Canada is
graded according 'to Canada
Department of Agriculture
regulations. It must meet
standards for color, flavor, odor,
fat content, moisture content,
bacterial content, solubility and
sediment.
WESLEY MEMORIAL
will be launched March' ist fr Qhs the Wesley Memorial"
Church, in an, effort to assist on a broader scaler those
shearing the \moral, and spiritual interests of our area,
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-REMEMBER
By popular demand Wes" Aarum of "Teen Ranch" and noted
singer Deverne Mullen will be back in Goderich each night May
31 t� Jure 7 in the Collegiate auditorium.
Community wide crusade in Zurich 'every night March 21=29.
Rev. John C. Shrier, special speaker, and special music each night
in the Zurich Community Centre.
Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship all day Saturday, February
28, in Victorian Inn, Stratford. Tickets •$10.00 couple. Contact
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