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Grannie Turkheim's RecipeB0X
A sincere "thank you" to some
of our ladies who have heeded our
plea and sent in some recipes, we
appreciate it very much. May we
have your favourite Christmas
cake recipe and some of your other
choice Christmas baking? I hope
you do not mind sending us your
"specials", I always feel flattered
if someone asks me for one of my
own recipes.
CHICKEN 'A LA KING
(Mrs. C. F, Bowden)
4 tablespoons butter
1 cup sliced mushrooms
4 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
4 tablespoons flour
1 cup chicken stock
1 cup enriched milk
% teaspoon salt
dash of pepper and nutmeg
2 cups diced chicken
2 tablespoons pimento
Melt butter, add mushrooms and
green pepper, cook for three minu-
tes. Blend in flour, chicken stock,
milk and seasoning in given order.
Cook 2-3 minutes. This sauce can
be made ahead of time. When
ready to serve reheat over hot
water, add diced chicken and pim-
ento. Serve in patty shells or over
cooked rice.
CEREAL COOKIES
(Mrs. J. Gingerich)
1 cup sifted flour
1 teaspoon salt
?Vs cup shortening
1 egg (beaten)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
14 teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon soda
cup white sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 cup rice crispier
1 cup fine oatmeal
1/2 cup slightly crushed corn
flakes
Form in balls, put ori greas-
ed cookie sheet and press with
fork.
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
Ripe Strawberries
In O'Brien Garden
SHORTBREAD
(Mrs. J. Gingerich)
1 cup butter
1/ cup icing sugar
4 cup corn starch
11/2 cups flour (all purpose)
Mix icing sugar, corn starch and
flour well. Work in butter, roll out
about 1M:" thick and bake at 350°
Decorate shortbread with piece of
cherry or piece of candied fruit
before baking (optional).
Shortbread may be baked some
weeks before Christmas and put
in the deep -freezer.
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Although up until the last
few days November has been
unusually mild it is very un-
common to have ripe straw-
berries in the garden this time
of the year.
Just to prove that it can.
happen though, Mr. William
O'Brien dropped into our of-
fice on Thursday to tell us
they had been eating ripe ber-
ries for the last few days. He
informed us they were nice
and red, very tasty. Accord-
ing to Mr. O'Brien there had
been quite a few berries on
the stalks the past few weeks.
However they will be well
frozen by now. A sample of
the berries would have been
better, Mr. O'Brien, we sure
do like them.
Bride -Elect Feted
Prior t® Wedding
Saturday, Nov. 29
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3,. 1958
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Traffic Safety lets, place mats, coasters and other
contains samples of posters, leaf-
. materials made • available free of
charge for local distribution by the
Ontario Department of Transport.
"The records show that the four
main causes of accidents that make
December the deadliest month of
the year are speed too fast for con-
ditions, drinking drivers and walk-
ers, pedestrian errors, and the
dangers of darkness," Minister commented
Hon. M. B. Dymond,
f
Transport for Ontario, in announ-
cing the camapign. "We intend to
concentrate all efforts on dimin-
ishing their effects during thecrit-
ical year-end period."
DuringI-I,oays
To Be Stressed
An intensive traffic safety cam-
paign stressing winter holiday haz-
ards will be conducted during Dec-
ember by the Ontario Department
of Transport. The immediate goal
of the campaign is to reduce traf-
fic accidents during the Christmas
and New Year's Holiday season.
Many police departments have
indicated they intend to step up
their public education programs as
Well as increase their traffic law
enforcement activities during this
highly dangerous period. Their ef-
forts will be strongly supported by
a broad advertising and publicity
program using every appropriate
medium of public information in-
cluding daily and weekly news-
papers, radio and TV stations, farm
and foreign language publications,
bus and street car cards, and out-
door signs.
A special kit of safety promot-
ional materials emphasizing winter
holiday hazards will be distributed
to police departments, safety org-
anizations, service clubs, boards of
trade and chambers of commerce, I
home and school associations, and I Phone Zurich 223
other public-spirited groups. It
ataMMUIUMMOMNICS
Shower hostesses have honored
the former Olive Gail Shearing,
RN, whose marriage to James
WilliamNovlld embeok291acThe bride
Sat-
urday,
is the only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Mitchell Shearing, of
Clinton, and the groom is the son
of Mr. P. Wild and the late Mrs.
Wild, London.
Mrs. Harold Lawson and her
daughter Margaret, were hostesses
at a kitchen shower of their home
on King Street, Clinton. Mrs.
Tom Mabee and Mrs. Roy Cran-
dall were joint hostesses at a mis-
cellaneous shower at the latter's
home on Delevan Crescent, Till-
sonburg.
Miss Beverly Lewis, R.N., enter-
tained at her home 17 Myrtle St.,
St. Thomas at "An Around the
Clock" shower when the guests
were members of the 1958 gradua-
ting class of the St. Thomas Elgin
General Hospital.
Mrs. Merritt Nediger, Mrs. John
Nediger and Mrs. Douglas Bundy,
were hostesses at a miscellaneous
shower at the former's home, Vic-
toria St., Clinton. The staff of the
Clinton Public Hospital, of which
Mrs. Wild is a member, were en-
tertained at the home of Miss Paul-
ine Jervis, on Victoria Street, Clin-
ton, when a presentation of china
was made
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