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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Februery 22, 1967 wait ten minutes, then stir] HOT LIMA BEAN SALAD well. Add ~~ margarine or/3 thin slices bacon butter, salt, aten eggs and ' half the flour; beat until peeled small onion, smooth and elastic. Add enough| chopped fine of bey Fee flour to make/1 tbsp, vinegar a soft dough. Turn onto a light-| 14 tsp, sugar ly floured board and knead gis : r | until smooth and elastic, about opens | 10 minutes. Place in a greased|! Jb. cooked green lima bowl, grease top. Cover; let beans, hot # vise in a warm place, free from! Cut bacon in small squares. | draft, until doubled in bulk, Place in frypan and fry until) about 1 hour, Punch down dough; turn out fat cooks out. Add onion and onto lightly floured board,.|saute until yellowed. Stir in| Divide dough into 30 equal|vinegar, sugar and pepper. Add | pieces and roll each into alto beans and heat thoroughly. } | | ray circle % inch thick. Place about a tablespoon of filling HOMEMAKING HINTS (below) in the centre of each| Keep butter clean, cool and { piece; lap dough ovér to enfold|covered, advise home econo-| filling and seal edges well with|/mists at Macdonald Institute, | a fork. Place on greased bak-| University of Guelph. Store it in| ing sheets. Cover and let rise|the coolest part of the refrigera-| until doubled in bulk. tor, wrapped in the original] Beat egg yolk and 2 table-/wrapper. Any butter that has spoons of water together with|been partially used should be a fork and brush tops of pies.|kept in a covered butter dish. Bake in a hot oven (400 deg.|---- F.) for 15 minutes or until done. Meat Filling 1 Ib. ground veal or beef 2 tablespoons minced onion 1 tablespoon -margarine or butter 1 1 teaspoon salt RUSSIAN SNACKS +4 Walesa bane 2 tablespoons flour | . . 2. tabi vat | Minute Meat Pies Offer 1 hant'teotea"eue, choppea | WIFE PRESERVER | | Melt margarine or butter in Use a back scratcher to clean a skillet. Saute ground beef and | 7 ti y t Of Good lonion until brown, Add salt,|leaves, debris from around} A ney emp Ing as e ness pepper, dill weed, and enough hedges, delicate plants. | Independ water to cover. Bring to a|-- | esters | Con: Exal Big or small, meat pies are;This Pirozhki is essentially aigentle boil and let cook, un-| * | pretty tremendous eating. |seasoned meat or mushroom|covered for six minutes or until] How fo relieve | Canadians are apt to think mixture in individual cases of|meat fragments are removed! é : | of the family-size meat pie|yeast-raised pastry. |from the pan and liquid is| oe te | with cubed and browned meat) Although Pirozhki may not/almost boiled away. relief from ae | and vegetables topped by flaky|be your idea of a bed-time| Combine flour and water to} systemie cond: pastry. But other lands have/snack, we know you will cheer;make a paste and stir into Seahuche." Bane other meat pie traditions. Take.|it as an appetizer or hearty;meat mixture, Stir until thick- ACHE you feel, better -- for example, Russia. And it's/hors d'oeuvre -- or with soup/ened. Add chopped, hard cook- rut A ee De from Russia that we have bor-|for lunch or supper. ed egg and cool. 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Russian pastries are rich)] egg yolk | @ Daily M ges, E . / Rechitzki ( and satisfying, typical of which)? tablespoons water and Prayer - GRADE IX fs Pirozhki or Meat Pastry.| Dissolve 1 teaspoon sugar in @ Be Sure To Call Toda Honors -- ~ |lukewarm water in a large) y Polat 78a GLAGe SAL Co ee Mary E. 80 GRADE VII By ESTR - First class FOR TOMORROW Hill. Honor: Fine influences continue, A bell, mag splendid stellar configuration Wendy os encourages business, career and M. Popham. professional matters. Personal GRADE VI relationships will also be gov- Honors -- erned by excellent aspects, with Carla E. M romance and social activities) Ped Foe especially favored. hip a Ro, FOR THE BIRTHDAY tine Jankow If tomorrow is your birthday, GRADE VI) your horoscope indicates that, aiciieis despite possibly past slow going Janice L. Fe in career and monetary affairs, (equal); C2 the beginning of this new year r Debra a. in your life forecasts the attain- ae Rant ment of many cherished goals: Knox; Joan! You are currently in a cycle Campin (a (which began on the first of the month) which stimulates new GRADE V F ideas and progressiveness, 80 First clas: do make the most of it. Your presents cea M. Hansel; } resourcefulness and ingenuity Kennedy; J should show ge -- - 7 Pass -- Sus: various stages, within the nex two months and for several 3 ee periods thereafter. For instance, // . ' 7 Chasis: job interests should advance en } 44. Sieg ong still further during the first Ou N q t) eit three weeks of March, the last a "4 4 _ ly M. week in September, the nie if 4 ene three weeks of October an ; throughout November and next . "MEMOR! 20th CENT! December. Be careful, however, not to antagonize superiors in June, early July or the first three weeks of September, or you might lose out on the star- promised progress. Best periods for monetary in- terests: the entire month of| April, the first three weeks of September, all of October. and Stitchables" Informal showings of the latest in Modern Miss ensembles for '67. fo an oe oe Looking \@ : : EKaster-warde\| | = THE ACETATE Next December. Do be cautious ' : ' ; in spending during the first The Joy of this fashion show 1S DOUBLE is NITS edhe iis bower Poni veel you can sew you can make , a Ms you may be faced with some the . . . And the look Is fresh, exhilarating spring! See the whole unexpected expenses. se fashions yourself with the That will Travel exciting collection of coats and sree you'll wear with chILDREN aplomb--now at Walker's, Three of our favorites by "Niccolini" and "Apparel Originals" are shown here. Incidentally, it's going to be an early Easter this year. So don't be late! March 26th we Personal concerns should run smoothly for most of the year ahead, but be alert to possible aid of Dominion Simplicity pat- terns. Don't miss this showing... First Class and Fussless eriods of stress--especially in Arccactie cides during late : by s 4 Is the date. BAY RI February, early March, late see it am ee June and-or early July. Most LEO } Left: THE NAUTICAL LOOK--Sparklaine wool dress coat. Double- praca periods for a aga DANAL e€ac (} -- bag nautical greed ong with a pone tailored collar, 668-2697 etween now and March 31, all| ical welt pockets, a lengt ack pleat and half back belt. eR 4 --. is Geese as ti "Thursday, February 23rd Navy, white, jade. 5-15. 29.98 -------- ecember. at may 100 ike . * fg "aa sae' in Mar bee oe ok isto are the knits with 8 silky finish that THE oS or dpe tant could ' ne shrug off wrinkles . . . which makes them Right: TAILORED CLASSiC--Beautifully textured montina cloth, MOTION prov je ¢ aon i ve, hower er, #0 perfect travelling companions. Knitted with Snappy double-breasted styling. Fashioned with a demure round collar, PICTURE : diagernis / a knack of authority for styl vertical welt pockets, a high-rise back half belt and back pleat. our emotions are concerned. y style, quality and G bi WITH ravel will be under especially performance. In springtime navy. ary BU Wile NY. Se 29.98 THE FEAR generous influences for the bal- FLASHER AN ance of this month, the first three weeks in May, next No- vember and December. You Center: SHETLAND WOOL ENSEMBLE--Its double-breasted coat is Top: TWO-PIECE SUIT--Slim sheath skirt. executed in subdued checks. Accented with a solid shade notched Collar on jacket is a cross-over affair. 34 length Friday, February 24th Be | ed Rahrig Bo fee at 4:30 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. sleeves. Half sizes 16}4-224. $20 priya ate Ip taly bonded. Closes with s eer eee HOs A child born on this day will Apple green, salmon, lilac, natural. Custom-sized for junior petites, ac be highly energetic and endowed Bottom: THE STATUS SKINNY---Skimmy shape, 6-16, 39.98 é ie a imagination and Commentary by shaped with seams. A tall column with a crochet. | ° nbs oe ee: . stitched rolled collar. Muscle sleeve i Me ak aes . 8. Misses' Miss Lynda Cole, sizes 12-20, $20 @ ADD LEWIS Dominion Simplicity Fashion Stylist Pte ol PIECE GOODS DEPT,, UPPER LEVEL t 9 2 King Street West oa Si WALKER'S susnalnuae : THE HOME OF THE BRANDS ° ED LUNCHE: shawa's 95e -- cg Where good taste in fashion is not expensive y ponew moewes | Where good taste in fashion is not expensive KING 5:30 phi sk p.m. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 728-4626 & 5 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE 623-5451 Good Food Reasonable Prices Parking Rear of Hote! MOTEL. LANCASTER 27 KING ST. W. OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE my 728-4626