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PORCUPINES 1% Ib. grouna steak 3% cup minute rice 1 tbsp. minced onions 1% tsp. salt ¥% tsp. pepper 1 tin tomato soup 1% tins water Method: Combine meat, rice, seasoning and onions. Shape into balls. Put soup and water in pan and heat. Drop balls into liquid and cook'on top of stove (medium heat) until done -- about 34 hours to one hour. Mrs. H. Wilkins, Hampton Home and School 1] BUDGET MINDED CASSEROLE 1% cup elbow macaroni (uncooked) %--3% cup hamburger 7 oz. tomato soup small onion chopped salt and pepper Cook macaroni and place in greased casserole, add hamburg- | er and remaining ingredients. Mix slightly. Bake in mod. oven: 350 35--40 minutes. Mrs. Paul Hermansen ° Del-Mar Group King St. United Church. Alexandra of Kent Now Becomes Britain's Most Eligible Princess By STEWART MacLEOD Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP) -- With Prin- cess Margaret married, and pre- sumably less available for court activities, an increasing burden of the royal routine is certain to fall on her cousin, Princess Alex- andra. And it seems safe to predict that "Alex" will be a resounding success. At 23, she has already gained a remarkable degree of popular- ity as the girl-next-door type of princess, and her triumphant tour of Australia last year showed she has nothing to learn about handling lavish state oc- easions. NOT WEALTHY Her friends eall her "Alex" and "Mambo." The last name developed -from use of the word ! '"ma'am"--the correct address her. Unlike other members of royalty, Princess Ale x andra-- who succeeds Princess Margaret as one of the world's most eligi- ble young ladies--is not wealthy. She has had to count her pennies since she was a gin. way to eligible bachelors, but there appears to be no steady beau. Friends say Alex is a great favorite with Prince Charles and Princess Anne and often plays with them in the spacious grounds of Buckingham Palace. She 'indicated her love for chil- dren when she worked for a time as a nursinz assistant in a chil- dren's hospital. She scrubbed floors, bathed patients and played with toddlers. 'She was given no special con- cessions," says the matron. "And if they were offered to her I know hhe would refuse." The British press, not averse to criticizing public figures, has never found any comp'aints with Princess Alexandra. When she buys her clothes off the rack--as she always does--or sometimes |} wears her mother's clothes, they | seem to like her all the more. | CHICKEN CHOW MEIN (Ingredients) chicken breasts stalks of celery, cut up good sized onion : tin bean sprouts tin sliced mushrooms (optional) Ne 0z. SOy sauce Procedure: Put celery and onion in fry pan and saute until soft. Then add bean sprouts, mushrooms and soy sauce and heat through, Broil chicken breasts in 2 qts. of water. When cooked, take out and cool and string chicken. Add celery, onion, etc., to chicken broth and when heated through, thicken with flour and then add chicken. (Less water for boiling chicken may be used.) Mrs. J. McMillen, Local Associa'ion, Adelaide District BAKED SALMON STICKS 1 (% 1b.) can salmon 1 egg (beaten) 2 thsps. evaporated milk 1% tsp. salt Ys tsp. pepner One-third cup bread erumbs % cup salad oil Flake drained salmon and add egg, milk and seasoning, Shape mixture into eight rolls about 4" long and roll in bread crumbs. Place in greased shallow dish (baking) and refrigerate until serving time, then pour salad oil over fish sticks and bake in hot oven, 400 de~rees for 25 minutes. Garnish with lemon wedges. Serves 4, ) Mrs. H. X. Pretty, St. Paul's Guild, 3 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 28, 1960 41 SALMON AND MACARONI CHEESE LOAF (Make with Cheese Sauce) Cheese Sauce large can undiluted evaporated milk tbsp. prepared horseradish tsp. dry mustard Mix in saucepan. Simmer to just below boiling (2 minutes). Add 2 cups grated processed Canadian cheese. Stir over low heat until cheese melts. About one minute. Mix: 2 beaten eggs ¥% cup diced green pepper Y% cup diced pimento 1, tsp. salt tbsps. grated onion cups well drained canned salmon cup soft bread crumbs cups cooked macaroni Blend cheese sauce with macaroni mixture. Place in paper lined loaf pan (9x5x3). Bake in moderate oven, 350 deg., 25 to 30 minutes. Turn out on platter, re- move paper. Serve at once or chill and serve cold. Serves 8 to 10. Mrs. Arthur Joyw, Dr. Robert Thornton H-S Assoc. 1 1 1 2 2 1 3 TOMATO SOUP 1% cup flour tbsp. butter, melted 3% cup chopped onion tin tomatoes -- 28 oz. Mix ingredients and simmer for one hour. All % tin milk just be- fore serving. Mrs. R. Elston Del-Mar Group 4 1 St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. . POTATO SALAD WITH ALMONDS 10 cups diced cooked potatoes 1% cup light cream 3% cup fresh dressing 3% cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon celery seed 4 tablespoons finely chopped onion tablespoons chopped parsley % pound blanched and slivered salted almonds 3% green pepper and % red pepper finely chopped Pour cream, french dressing and mayonnaise over cubed pota- toes while they are still hot. Add salt, pepper, onion and celery seed, and let potatoes stand at room temperature for an hour or two. Then add all other ingredi- ents. Add more salt to your taste, if necessary. Put the salad in the refrigera- tor for three hours before serve ing. Will serve 10. Mrs. John Chmara, Ukrainian Professional and Business Ladies' Auxiliary 2 SALMON AND RICE cup flaked salmon cup cooked rice cup milk Yolks of 2 eggs Butter size of an egg Salt and pepper to taste Lastly fold in egg whites, beat- en gtiff and bake in Pyrex dish at 325 degrees for 20-30 minutes. Serves 4. Mrs. J. Hayes, King St. United Church. WA, Columbus, Ontario. After her father, the Duke of | Kent, was killed in.a 1942 plane | crash Alexandra's mother moved | the family to a small house in | Iver, Buckinghamshire, where| the three children were to grow wp with other nieghborhood kids. Ladies... "G0 WEST"... TO They cycled to the local candy | ! shop, played on the narrow, | winding country lanes and even; stood with the erowds to watch Electric & Wind Alarm C'c:ks Electric & Wind Kitchzn Ciocks Stainless Steel Pots and Pans Pop-Up & Regular Toast rs Adjustable Ironing Boards & Covers Electric Percolators Steam and Dry Irons 1 and 2 Burner Hot P'a¢-g Waffle & Sandwich Griils Floor Polishers Vacuum Cleaners royal visits. Alex went to the local school in Iver, travelling with other children on buses. for ROYAL ILLUSION . "Sometimes I find it difficult Hundreds Of Items In 'Sometimes I find it hard my-' & 3 self,' replied the little girl. | 4 3 Her favorite playmates, and 3 still her greatest friends, were | ; . her two brothers, Prince Edward | a --now the Duke of Kent--and p > Prince Michael. : Rr SUPPLIES vor"--rent free -- residence in | Kensington Palace. Alex went off . to finishing school in Paris, and to finishing school in Paris, and All At Lowest Prices from a rather awkward giv She now is five feet seven | inches with a 36-24-36 figure. She | has the striking good looks asso- | h x ciatde with her mother, the! Electric Mixers Duchess. of Kem, Waste Baskets (round or oval) Corn Brooms or Push Brooms frequently with her mother--in- Clothes Line Accessories eluding a 1954 tour of Canada--it Lawn Chairs and Chaise Lounges was last year's Australian trip that established her as a favorite. Australia went wild over her, Camping and Picnic Supplies stately glamor, Alex sometimes Sponge and Dust Mops Electric Frypans ® Wall Can Openers Pressure Cookers Melmac Dinnerware Bar-R-Q's Electric Fans Polythene Pails The local candy storekeeper gh still remembers the little prin- 5 ! eess asking: "What candy do I Hi 3 & get the most of for a penny?" | 2 } - to remember you're a princess," her teacher once said. spotlight until 1954 when they | were grantde a "grace and fa- i @ cent to a tall, graceful young Sh i "i §47 § . op nere ws Cle.co Enamelled Roasting Pans : TOURED CANADA Although she travelled abroad Garbage Pails (most sizes) : Discreetly blending informality Kitchen Step-Stools & Step Ladders with the necessary touch of Electric Kettles Bathroom Scales Sani-Cans USE WESTERN TIRES EASY BUDGET PLAN stopped her car to chat with little girls; sent flowers to an old lady knocked down by an escort- ing car; invited a group of young people to the Governor-General's residence - after a party and per- sonally cooked them bacon and eggs. Once when she accidentally sat on the Governor-General's top hat she held it up so the crowd eould enjoy her mistake. And she made the gesture seem the most natural thing in the world. In Londen, the princess spends many of her evenings at home, often playing elassical music on the piano. She has mo great love for nightolubs, or high society. She has many close friends, and playing records, running over tennis courts and gathering around the piano are apparently their favorite pastimes. Her pame_has been linked. with many . TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY CO. ASSOCIATE DEALER 145 KING ST. Ww. OSHAWA (JOHN KENT, Prop.) ii RA 8-1607 2a ia. cn ha oo WS TREN ERY edi