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PUZZLE RO, 691
antendad "for last Week)
Mr- 'end. MrS. n Pepper
and Gloria Ann in Stratford on
Saturday.,
Mr, and Mrs. IL E. BMW'
visited his ,SiSter,, Tlito,Ta9
Coyne, in Scott Memorial IT0S-
pita Seaforth, On 6n14110,..
Coyne had. to rniafOrtnne tt)
fallcdown. the basement stairs
ecently.
aprs. Fergus Lannin
visited erfather, Mr. James
Refuglaten, in *Strafford ffosph
recently. Mr. PrOUlgan Un-
clerwe,nr an operation, but bias
since returned home to At-
wood.
Mrs. Harold Smith, Fullerton,
r•-iiisited Mrs. Mary Malcolm on
Tuesday.
Alls. and Mrs. George Pepper
and Mr. Dalton Balfour with
Mr: and Mrs. Glen Pepper re-
cently.
Miss Susan Frientf;-
spent the weekend with her
friend, Gayle- Lannin.
Mr. and Mra. arl. Barker and
family init ittford on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. AlVin Wil-
liams.
Hold Congregational -Meeting
The congregation �f Zion
United Church held their an-
nual meeting in the church on
Tudday afternoon with Rev.
Mr. Daynard in charge, and
Mrs. Dalton Malcolm as secre-
tary. s.
The financial reports of the
various organizations -were read
by Glenn Pepper, Mrs. Charles
Roney, Mrs. Lloyd Barker, Chas.
Roney and Mrs. Lawrence Han-
non. Lorne Aikens and Robert
Roney were elected to the
Board of Stewards, the other
stewards being Dalton Malcolm,
and Lawrence Barker. Norman
Bushfield was re-elected as an
elder, the other elders being
R. S. Aikens, Lawrence Hannon
and WilfredAnnis. The audn
tors for 196 ill be Ross Pep-
per and Roy Hannon. Ushers
will be 'Wayane Pepper, Carl
Roney, Ross Pepper and Roy
Hannon, missionary mainten-
ance committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Barker and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hannon; parsonage board,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pep-
per; Sunday School superin-
tendent, Charlet Roney; secre-
tary, 'Bonnie BarIr,
The congregation decided to
have anniversary services bn
the fourth Sunday in.. October,
and to again subscribe „to The
Observer for another year.
FOOD and FIXIN'S
Recipes For the Busy
Homemaker .
ROLL -A -TWIST
Tourists in Italy almost al-
ways are fascinated by the Ita-
lian pizza 'bakers who work in
front of their shops so that
passers-by can watchand be
tempted to buy a hot pizza.
__ __Spectators, especially • thoSe
from -foreign countries, nrn in-
trigued as they watch he pro-
fessional pizza baker toss and
whirl the dough into a round
disk and garnish it according
I to the customer's order. Almost
everyone is struck by the grace,
skill and speed with which the
pizza baker works.
However, wether or n o t
they're been to Italy, most Can-
adians today have tasted that
large tomato -cheese pie . with
the yeast crust which is known
as pizza. In this recipe for
Pizza Rolla this famous Italian
specialty is given a new treat-
ment. An egg yolk mixture
gives a high glaze to the attrac-
tive, long loaf. This unusual
version of pizza may be served
with a sauce as a pait" of a
meal or it may be reheated or
the freshly baked loaf spread
with butter or margarine and
served as an accompaniment to
soup or salad.
Pizza Rolla
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Vield--One long loaf'
27 cup milk
1% teaspoons salt
2% tablespoons granulated
sugar
3 tablespoons shortening
1/2 cup lukewarm water
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
1 envelope actiire dr, yeast
3 cups (about) once -sifted
all-purpose flour
1/2 cup tomato paste
1 tablespoon cOoking (sal-
• ad) oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
.1/2 teaspoon Oregano
1 cup. lightly -packed shred-
ded old Canadian ched-
dar cheese
1 egg yolk
1 tablespoon water.
Scald milkrstir in thel1/2 tea-
spoons salt, the 23i tablespoons
sugar arid shortening. Cool to
lukewarth.
Meantime,,,meaStfre lukewarra
water into a large -mixing bowl;
stir in the one teaspoon sugar.
Sprinkle with yeast. Let • stand
10 minutes, then stir Well. Stir
in lukewarm milk mixture and
11/2 cups of the flour and beat
until smooth and elastic. Stir
in sufficient additional flour to
make s --soft- dough—about- 11/2
cups more. Turn out op. flour-
ed board and knead , until
smooth and elastic. Place in
greased bowl; grease top. Cov-
er. Let rise in a warm Place,
free from draft, -until doubled
„in bulk—about 114, hours.
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Meanwhile„.combine tomato
paste,-, cooking (salad) oil, -.the
1/2 teaspoon salt and oregano
Punch down dough. Turn out
on lightly -floured board and
knead until smooth and elastic.
Roll out into a 9 x 16 -inch rec-
tangle. Spread centre third of
dough lengthwise_ with the pre-
pared pizza filling; sprinkle
with sh5edded cheese. Make 15
slashes in dough along each
side, cutting from filling to out-
side edges. Fold strips at an
angle across filling, alternating
from side to side. Seal ends
firmly. Place on a greased
cookie sheet. Cover. Let rise
in a warm place, free from
draft, until doubled in bulk,
about 45 minutes. Brush with
a mixture of egg yolk and wa-
ter. Bake' in a moderate oven,
350* F. 30 to 35 minutes. Serve
either hot with tomato paste,
or spread with butter or mar-
garine.
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This hiscious Peach Shortcake is made from a plain layer
cake. ?, Canned, sliced needles are used between the .layers
and peach halvea on top. Whipped cream makes the "frost-
ing" and to give it a neat tailered look use a decorator's cone
with star tip.
CRA NBROOK AUXILIARY SETS
BID FOR DISTRICT MEETING -
The January meeting of the
Cranbrook Evening Auxiliary
was held at the home of Mrs.
Jack Knight with nine members
present. The leader; Mrs. Ross
Knight, opened the Meeting
with a verse, "all, To Wor-
ship." First, third and fourth
verses of Hymn 136 were sung.
The Scripture reading, Psalm 8,
was read in unison -The New
Year's theme was read by Mrs.
Jack Knight, Mrs. Nelson and
Betty Knight.
The meeting was then turned
over to the president, Marilyn
Engel. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approv-
ed. The roll call was answered
with a New Year's verse. The
collection was taken by Grace
Evans, The Sunsifine collection
was taken by Doris McDonald.
It was moved by Doris and sec-
onded by Eleanor, that we buy
six remembrance cards. It was
decided that. all members take
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tion :Bingo
Mrs. ',lames Barry, FOMOnd-
•yille, was the lucky winner of
the jackpot at .the regtilOr Pat-
urday night Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion bingo, held in
.the Legion Hall, Other specials
were an
ewn by Mie1. Hudson,
s eo
Brussels.
The regular games were won.
as follows: Mary Doig, Seafoyth;
Mrs, Alex Riley, Londesboro;
Lawrence Plank Brussels, and
Tom Carter, Seaforth' Mrs. 4.
J. Wath, St. Columinn; Leo
liege n, Seaforth; Lawrence
Plant, Brussels, end Wu .Car-
ter, Seaforth; Mrs. Kennedy,
Londesboro; Harry Freeman,
Clinton; Mrs. - Barney Hilde-
brand, • Seaforth, and Mrs. Wal-
•ters, Walton; Mrs. Wm. Burns,
Seaforth; Edwin- Dick, Croat -
arty; Mrs. Ed. Dower (2), Sea -
forth; Thomas Tighe, Clinton;
Mrs. Walters, Walton.
The $25 special was split
three ways: Emma Cruickshank,
Holmesville Mrs. Barney Hilde-
brand And itrytle MacKay, Sea -
forth. The door prizes were
won by , Mrs. Ed. Dower and
Noreen Buchan, .SWaforth.
sandwiches to the annual Meet-
ing January 29, at 8:30. It was
suggested that we: give 10 cents
lunch collection. The secretary
is to write to Eaton's and SirriP-
son's for a donation for ' the
bazaar. Moved by Betty Knight,
seconded by Kay Peifer, that
we bring something for the
bazaar in March. It was moved
by Doris McDonalnhat we don-
ate our February Sunshine col-
lection to the Kennedy Fund.
•Doris McDonald gave the an-
nual Maitland Presbyterial re-
port, held at Wingham, Tues-
day, Jan. 9.
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