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SEC. C—PAGE 10—The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, December 20, 1967
MAINE TREAT . . . How about a hot entree for the holi
day season? There are a variety of ways to prepare Maine
sardines and a popular recipe is reprinted below. The little
fish are rich in high-quality protein and, because they are
packed in polyunsaturated oils, there seems to be no danger
of increasing the cholesterol level in the blood stream.
Try Sardine Recipe For Treat
MAINE SARDINES
RAVIGOTE
-a hot entree-
1- 3 cup consomme or dry
white wine
1/4 cup cider vinegar
1 small white onion,
minced
1/4 cup butter or margarine
1/4 cup flour
2 cups milk
1/4 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon minced chives
salt and pepper to taste
3 cans (4 oz. ea.) M a i n e
Sardines
1 package frozen peas
cooked
1/2 cup grated Parmesan
cheese
sardines and place in casse
role. Pour sauce over sardines.
Garnish with peas and grated
cheese. Place in hot oven
(450 degrees F.) for 10 min
utes until cheese is bubbly.
Yield: 4 servings.
GOD'S SHARE
In France, a portion of
the Epiphany cake is often
set aside as "la part deDieu"
— God’s share. It Ls given to
the first poor person who
comes to the door.
CHRISTMAS CANDLES
Combine consomme or
wine, vinegar and onion. Sim
mer until reduced to about 1/3
cup liquid. Make a cream
sauce by melting butter or mar
garine, stirring in flour and
cooking until mixture bubbles.
Add milk and stir untilmixture
thickens. Stir hot cream sauce
into hot wine mixture. Simmer
gently for about 4-5 minutes.
Whip heavy cream very slight
ly to give it body and stir into
sauce. Add chives. Season with
salt and popper to taste. Drain
Lighted candles in the win
dow supposedly light the way
for the coming of the Christ
Child. Many people once be
lieved that Christ appeared at
Christmas, concealing his true
identity.
BLOCKS TO BUILD
A pre-school child likes toys
he can put together or build.
Blocks are an all time favorite.
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Newberry Steam Laundry and
Dry Cleaning Co.
934 Main Street Newberry, S. C.
Christmas Time
In Costa Rica
In this island country there
is a variation of the presepio
known as the portal. Instead
of a manger scene under the
tree or in a corner of a room,
a whole room is filled with a
replica of the Nativity, and
people go from house to house
admiring them.
The Christ Child has for
centuries been accepted as the
giver of gifts, but recently San
ta Claus has also made his in
fluence felt here. It is not un
common to see a mannequin
in a department store window,
equipped with a beard and the
rest of the Santa Claus regalia.
FEMALE HOLLY
Most everyone knows that
among bird families the most
brilliantly colored is generally
the male. But, did you know
there is both a male holly tree
and a female holly tree — and
that only female hollies bear
berries? You can distinquish
between the two at blossom
time in late May or early June.
The female flower has a green
protuberance in the center sur
rounded by four white pistils.
The male flower has four
yellow stamens and does not
have a center core of green.
MIDNIGHT SHOPPER
Many d e p a r t m e n t stores
have a 24 hour shopping ser
vice. If you’ve reached the
point where you can’t figure
out when you’re going to find
time to finish your Christmas
shopping, try doing it by tele
phone in the middle of the
night.
GIFTS FROM
OUR KITCHEN
Look in your cupboards for
Christmas giving ideas. A jar
of homemade jam, jelly, mar-
malads or homemade pickles
is a welcome gift to many.
Give a Christmas tree dec
orated with cookies. Select a
small tree. Another delightful
gift is Christmas bread. Make
it plain or as a Swedish tea
ring or coffee cake.
' BE GRATEFUL
For how many more Christ
mases will the world be waiting
for peace on earth to ALL men?
This we do not know. We can
though; be grateful for the true
meaning of Christmas.
Be grateful to mankind’s
greatest gift, the birth of the
Christ Child. Be grateful for
His birthday, knowing that the
spirit of good will on Christ
mas becomes the motto of all
men.
CHRISTMAS!
and, thank you
for your
patronage!
BILL'S GLASS SHOP
BILL GRAHAM
1229 Main Street Phone 276-1332