HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-12-21, Page 5THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 1972
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 5
Leftover turkey
should be used
if not frozen
Leftover cooked turkey should
be used within two or three days
but if properly packed and
frozen, it can be stored one or
two months. In this way, left-
overs which add monotony to
holiday meals can addvariety
in January.
Cool leftover turkey as
quickly as possible after din-
ner, advise food specialists
at the Ontario Food Council,
Ontario Department of Agricult-
ure and Food. This applies
whether leftovers are to be
frozen immediately or refrig-
erated for use next day. Re-
move bones and excess fat.
Keep meat in large slices as
they retain moisture better
than small slivers of meat when
frozen. Freeze leftover dressing
separately. Seal in freezer
bags or heavy foil, excluding
as much air as possible. Thaw
the leftovers for sandwiches,
salads, or casseroles.
If time permits during Christ-
mas, the leftovers can be made
into casseroles for freezing.
Thicken casseroles for freezing
with egg yolk or use condensed
cream soup as a base, as
sauces thickened with flour or
cornstarch will separate when
thawed. For this reason, gravy
does not freeze well. Drippings.
do freeze seccessfully, and
can be thawed and thickened
for gravy.
Separate Postal Codes, used
for rural post offices without
letter carrier service, are ind-
icated by a zero in the first
numerical position.
Mani;; d
Ronald Clare Proctor, of
Clinton, and Lyna Christine
Taylor, of Varna, exchanged
marriage vows in the Varna
United Church, amidst candel-
abra and baskets of mauve mums
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May the spirit of
Christmas remain in
your hearts all
through the holidays.
Best wishes from Grace, Irvin and family
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HOME HEAT SERVICE
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(Photo by Hadden's Studio)
Red Church
on November 4, 1972, at 3 p.m.
Rev. Stan MacDonald, of
Londesboro, and Rev. Murdock
Morrison, of Varna, officiated
at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor,
of Varna and the groom's par-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
Proctor, of Clinton.
Mrs. Mildred McAsh, organ-
ist, accompanied the soloist,
Mr. Peter Postill, who sang,
"Where Do 1 Begin?" and "A
Time For Us."
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a floor -
length gown of white polyester
crepe, empire style, and trim-
med with lace. Her headpiece
was a juliet cap with shoulder
length illusion veil, and she
carried a mauve orchid on a
white bible showered with
mauve and white streamers.
Donna Taylor, Varna, sister
of the bride was maid of honor
dressed in a floor length gown of
mauve chiffon over taffeta,
with pruple velvet bodice,
accented with mauve lace on
the cuffs, collar and waistline.
She carried a nosegay of mauve
single mums, with mauve
streamers. Pat Proctor, Clinton,
sister of the groom was brides-
maid and was dressed identical
to the maid of honor.
The best man was Paul Flax -
bard of Zurich and Larry Gibb -
ings, of Clinton and Steve Tay-
lor, of Brucefield ushered the
guests.
For the wedding reception
held in the church parlor, the
bride's mother received guests
wearing a floor -length blue
crimpknit gown with corsage of
mauve miniature carnations.
The groom's mother assisted in
a long blue patterned gown with
corsage of white miniature carn-
ations.
The young couple will reside
at 5 Quebec Street, Vanastra,
when they return from their
wedding trip to Southern Ontario.
Prior to the wedding, the
bride was feted at showers given
by Connie Taylor, Louise Gibb-
ings, Judy Scott, Jay Carter and
a Varna community shower.
CHR5TMA5 CHEER
May the light
of Christmas
shine on
you and
your loved
ones.
May its
bright
warmth
fill each
day. We
appreciate
your loyalty!
T. C. IMT and Sorg
"Quality Men's Wear"
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9nay the spirit of
that first Christmas be
with you and yours
throughout this Yuletide season.
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