The Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-12-07, Page 131955 WED*..'".:.'.AY; AEC,'" 7th, 1955 •
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• . 1 have been rounding up some
no •chicken .stretching ideas,' or that
• might use the leftovers frorr.
Of` ..slunday dinner•:
Work
?Crusty' Chicken Pie:, r/a cup of
)INC fat, •'/4 cup• enriched flour, 1 •• cup.
tchicken broth, '2 cups diced
,cooked= -chicken,.- .1_ -.cup ..drained-.
• cooked or canned peas, 1/i cup.
;: diced,: cooked ands drained cel
' • ery, '/ cup : canned broiled sliced.
muuh•"roorns;' , 1/2' ' tsp.' salt, ' 1 tip,:
lemon juice;` 'Melt `.fat, blend in
lour. Graduallystir in milk and
. broth;` Cook till thick, stirring
constantly, . Add remaining in-
' •gredients; • heat. Plate ' in • 11/x qt.
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of high.;.class . monuments
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' monument.. No. middleman;
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casserole. Top- hot. fillin • with`
-etre a rscurts ie dou
gakgh frgm
2 ' ,cu s packaged mix, pat into
rectale 1/a inch thick. Sprinkle'
with 1 cupgrated cheese,. Roll
as jelly roll, cutin 1/4 inch slices.
Bake in phot oven about 20 min-
utes. Makes 6 servings.
Broiled 'Chicken . Sandwiches: 4
slices bread,. Butter or merger-
ene, 2 ,cups. Cooked chicken,.
cup chopped celery, 1/4 crap chop-
ped green pepper, 1 tbsp. chop-
ped ' onion, 2., tsp,, lemon juice,
one-third cup mayonnaise, 1/2 tsp;
salt, dash pepper, 3/4 cup grated
Cheese., Toast bread on• one' side.
Butter 'untoasted side. Blend re-
maining ingredients , e xc e p t
cheese; spread on -.bread. Spriin-kle
with•: cheese, Broil. 4' ;inches from
heat until cheese is hot and bub-
bly, about. '3- thiriutes, 1Vlakes 4
'Chicken Puff: , '/4 `cup ' butter
or. margarene,, 1/4 . cup enriched
flour, 1 cup milk, 3'4 tsp. basil,
1/2 tsp. ,salt, dash pepper," dash.
red pepper, 3 *well -beaten egg
yolks, a tsp: finely' chopped' par-,
sley, .1- tbsp. chopped • •pim.ento,,
112 : cups ;chopped cooked chick,en,
3_ stiffly . beaten egg whites.. Melt
butter; • blend • in *flour. '.Stir in
milk, gradually. . Add seasoning
and 'cook until • thick, stirring'
constantly. Remove; •from ' heat.
Stir In: yolks, , parsley, .pimento,
chicken. iCool to lukewarm. Fold
in --egg whites. --Pour:
c ssero'I,e `Ba1,e in m erste oven
35 to 40. min. Makes 6 • servings...
Chicken 'Squares with Mush
morn ;Sauce:„3' cups .diced cooked
chicken, 1 cup:cooked rice, 2ocups
soft bread crumbs, one-third, dic-
ed celery; ':1/4 cup chopped Pim-
ento, 4 beaten *eggs, *2 tspr. •Salt,
1/4 tsps• poultry seasoning, 2 cups
chicken 'broth.Combine chicken,.
rice, bread crumbs, celery and
pimento...To the beaten eggs, add
salt,. poul'tiy seasoning and'
broth;' mix thoroughly.'.: Stir into
chicken •mixture..Bake ` in greas-•
ed batting dish in moderate oven
for :one' hour: OA in squares, and.
serve with Mushroom Saone: add
cne-third cup. milk to 1 can con-
densed mushroom. soup.. ' Heat
thoroughly. ;
And since it is cranberry time,
and cranberries.are •so nutritious,.
some: cranberry /recipes.
WALKERTON. •:Cranberry and Orange Upside;
Down Cake' .2 c•ups .fresh 'crap-
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Waterloo '(a tie Breedin::Assoc;
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"Where Better Bulls Are .Used"
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QUESTION
„A„,."11 W4 -1-offsPri-n-g of the . bulls used • in
an Auction? -
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ANSWER .
''l .In September, George G.. Musselman of •Floradale dis A
._.. . t...erse,.. his • ... _...stete.Holstein herd nearly. all sired by.. Unit. ;N
t•, paged kitregister d .
bulls. The• top price was'$400 ;00 for a daughter .of Macdonald
.y Supr'eine Ajax, V.G., sold to Delton Shantz of Elmira: There V
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1y$ were .several others over '$300:00:
In November,, Eli B. Martin dispersed his herd with the f•;
majority .sired by. Unit . bulls: Ed i' Bell' of Blyth purchased %'
• i4' 'the/top cow at $510,00, a tl.ti'o year old daughter • of Glen .
1 afton Milestone V.' G. 'There -ere many others, sold,• between A
the"Unit sell well at
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*z+ $300.00 and $500.00, • . , • ' . '•. . ,
On ' Novemb:er 29th, Herbert S. Feick of Kitchener .'dis :.
X erred his 'herd most} by Unit. bulls. A�, V,G. daughter of _,
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•E tmcroft,iMopogram Duke, V.G...and Extra, with a two�yeark
• ! old record of 12,267 milk, 463 fat,. 3 77`'i, •'topped the sale at .
$800.00, selling 'to Mr, ;Dodson of Brampton. There were many !.
• othei 'prices approachirg ' the abot e ' • o
,, A Jersey cow pr odtiei.�d ' from artificial breeding by ;.
' Merino Shantz of Ayr, classified.:eccellr.'nt, WaS sold in, the ;i;6 •
W }ale of Stars for $1400,611 and -IN:• ?i-t--dtxc` --t:`as--R.• erg e_ --
• Gt•and 'Champion at that ,great shot. • ' •e
These are only a f,('•tt examples •wili('h could be sited and ,
'. e hc'i'ds tneritioned are sirnplt, good dfarnner' breeders, nit, first ►!
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Phone 'Collect ,oto : CLI NTON 51
r ' Between: 7.30 and 10 a,nt, on WW`eek days
1.3o and
9.30 a.m. an Sundays and ilolidays • ;
Cows .noticed in , heat later than thr time. mentioned ed f;4.
` should be bred the following day. , ' . `�k T
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water, ;2 tbsp• butter or merger-
ine, 1 cuporange segments,
cut . in half, 1. paokage yellow or
white „cake mix.,Whipped cream
for togging if desired, , Cook
cranberries with• sugar, water &:
butter until skin pops, about .5,
minutes. Add orange . segments
and pour into greased pan (9
inch square). Prepare wake mix
according . to directions; ' . pour
►batter over cranberries, filling,
pan half full ((bake any extra
batter as eupcakes)'. Bake in a
moderate oven 45, min., or till
done.. ;Rerr`iove from oven, and . let.
sac 10. Minutes before: turning
out on ', servin'g platted•. Serv'e�'
warm. • •
..erailiberry' Spree Cake:- 1 cu
fresh.. cranberries, % • cupsugar,,
3 'cup ' water, 1/2 cup margarene,
3/4 • cup .sugar,. 2 beaten eggs, 2
cups sifted flour, 1 tsp. soda,, 1
tsp. cinnarnon; iii tsp.. salt, 1/2
tsp, cloves,, 1/z'.. cup , seedless rais-
ins, • 1/2 . cup 'chopped • walnuts.
Cook cranberries • with •% 'cup
sugar and'' water .until the skirls
po'p,` about '5 minutes. Thorough
ly cream together miargarene,
sugar: until light.. Add eggs. Mix
well. Sift . together. dry ` ingredi-
ents and stir in raisins and nuts:,
add alternately with cranberry
sauce to the creamed mixture.
asirmoav,msoartm stow=
CHRISTMAS
in ,the
RECREATION HALL LUCKNOW
at 8.30 pin,
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nder'aus ices of the L ickno ''ran
pa �► w$Bt ..)lr of Canadian Legion
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS FOWL
from the• choice selection 'of turkeys and chickens
being given away at these bingos. • ”
:� •. ' See .You At The. Rec. Hall Saturday!.
��w.'�` usi. r ia>..mAtrar►'.t.' `'rimO ^': •.�i t r4.. x: •., i ::.:tze<=*m ramisp t,,
Husband to wife, as they take . '.
their four little monsters on a
visit: "Th.ey're, suchnice people;'
it seems • like a dirty, trick to ac-
cept their . invitation".
Pour' into lightly : greased pan.
Bake in moderate oven 30 or 35
min,' ,Cool:. (Cut iii .squares and
serve with whipped cream' if • de-
sired.
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looking for
something different
give an
Extension 'telephone
all wrapped up .and ready
for ; the Christmas tree
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:... This Clir,'istmas,'.why. not give sonietltingdiflerent
yet strictly, practical- the:time and' step -saving
convenience of an extension .teleph'one•?"Imagine the
surprise of such an original gift on Christmas day and
. the months of pleasure and cornioruhis service will' give.,
•*. Yes, theactual tolephone•itself,.attractivety:: „
wrappedand read% to gc 'under the Christmas tree,,
canbe•ordered from any Bell 'Business
*' \' a iv til a'i'ranga^to •conniet t at your ero`nveniie
.' $c You ;nay pay •fpr i,t nois. or we will bill
iunatth be Month,
�}e A gift you Can bus to suit your pocket book'
('€' a gest one year's setVice'a5 an ideal gift.)
* You can ptcl, up'y ur.ift-wrapped telephone at
oui $usinese Office or. we will be pleased to
deliver• it Col. you:
* gift te.lepltortes arc available at the Siandard•rate of
$1.OU a.t:n:ontl.t.in..tli.e,.,srnaller.:.centres-.and$1:.25....in
the'lar;er,.pltis-tlic usual .$2.00 i'ristallation charge.
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* Inquire about 'coloured telephones. No. ir.av+ailablc
in Ivory Beige Green, and .Red. ,
at an additional.c•tiluur Ch r re. •
....and so .easy. to order.:...
j.usf give ,us a'call
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