The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1989 Page: 2 of 14
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Holiday Beverage Recipes
Dublin Doin's
By Wilma Htf
Several god cooks
recipes this week. Each one d uni-
que sod sounds deficioas far ike
Thanksgiving and Christmas
season.
The recipes are for oeverages
. this time.
SLUSH PUNCH
3 to 4 cops sugar
3 cups water
6 ounces jelio
2 quarts water (8 cups)
1 small can frozen lemonade
1 large can (46) minces
'pineapple juice
- 1 tablespoon almond extract
) 3 quarts water
-; Heat sugar, 3 cups water and
jelio together until dissolved. Add
r the rest of the ingredients. Scrape
i around *e edges until frozen to a
.thick slush. Stir repeatedly.
• I can always depend on Janie
' Barnes far something delicious.
:~This time it is for spiced lea.
HOT SPICED TEA
2cupsThng
1 cup sugar, if desired
1 cup instant lemon tea
1 Vi teaspoon cinnamon
1 Vi teaspoons allspice
1 Vi teaspoons cloves
Mix all ingredients and store in a
plastic container. For a delicious
cup of ten, add about 2 teaspoons
per cup, fill with hot water.
For a change of pace, and
another quickie, Susan Keith sub-
mitted another good beverage for
the cool days ahead.
YES Students
HOT CHOCOLATE MDC
1 (8 quart) box powdered milk
1 (11 ounce) jv powdered cream
1 pound box Nestle Quick
Mm Vi cup cocoa
1 pound powdered sugar
Mia all ingredients. It will keep
Use V4 cup far 9
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Another, a little bit different, but
equally delicious, was submitted by
Karen Keith.
HOT ODER PUNCH
1 gallon apple cider
128 ounce bottle ginger ale
1 cup red hot candies
2 cinnamon sticks
20 whole cloves
Put cider and ginger ale into a 30
cup percolator. Add red hots, cin-
namon and cloves in basket Allow
to go through perk cycle. Serve hot
Makes 30 cupfuls.
Ann Shell also submitted a
punch recipe. All of the recipes will
be nice for the holiday season
SANGRIA PUNCH
1 can frozen Welch’s apple-grape
juice
2 (2 liter) bottle diet 7-up
1 orange
1 lemon
1 cinnamon stick
Mix juke with 7-up. Slice
orange and lemon. Pour juice over
fruit and add cinnamon sucks.
Judy Jones came to the rescue of
those folks who cannot have sugar
with a delicious sounding sugar-
free holiday punch.
SUGAR FREE SLUSH PUNCH
1 gal hot water
3 large boxes sugar-free jelio
(any flavor)
1 cup Sweet-’n-Low
2 huge cans unsweetened
pineapple juice
2 cans frozen lemonade
2 bottles diet 7-Up
Heat water, add jelio and Sweet-
’n-Low. Stir until dissolved. Add
pineapple juice and lemon juice.
Freeze overnight. Before serving,
add 7-Up. Serves about 50.
Good luck!
DNC Recognizes Birthdays
|Our birthday party will be Moo-
chy, Nov. 6. Those; observing
birthdays are: Desma Monday, 11-1-
10; Alice GArner, 11-9-93; Alice
Mitchell, 11-9-02; Elsie Williams,
11-11-17; Pearl Newsom, 11-13*14;
- Blanche Decker, 11-254)7; Taisy
(November, November! Yes, it is Raiehart, 11-84)9; Mary Hansen,
hqrc. Don’t even ask how many 11-20-94; Winnie Reed, 11-21-97.
Dublin Nursing
Center
With Rita Reed
-
days until Christmas.
November is going to be an ex-
ding month for us at DNC. We will
b< honorong our veterans on Nov.
18 Did you know Novemnber 12-18
is| National Reading Month? On
November 21, we will have our
fapily staff Thanksgiving dinner
together with our residents.
(Let us not forget our Christmas
crpft store will be open also during
thp month of November. The crafts
Employees \ who observe
birthdays in November include Don
Davila. 11-15.
Birthday party is the first Monday
of each month.
November anniversaries are:
Finis and Jean Ole well, 11-4-65;
Ro9nnie and Dionnie White, 11-7-
86; Marvin and Denice Patterson,
11-27-75.
We have had a wonderful month
in October, full of activities and
ary made by our residents in their lovely visits from all of our friends,
craft hours and on their own. Come family and volunteers.
PROMOTED—Jimmy Kennerly was recently promoted to
Patrol Sgt. with the Stephenville Police Department. Kennerly
is a 9!h year police officer veteran, having served one year
with the Dublin P. D.; about 4 years with the Erath County
Sheriff’s Department before transferring to the Stephenville P.
D. in 1984. He and his wife, Judy and daughter, Katie Beth
live in Dublin. Photo by Wilma Hall
Answers from Experts at Newton's Apple
BATTY FACTS
aqd see our beautiful items.
|A special thank you goes to Nora
Hart for the magazines she shared
with us. Also thank you to Dolly
Hutchinson and Mrs. Gallaway for
their mixed greens. They were
delicious.
We especially appreciate the fifth
grade Campfire Girls who made
such a beautiful pumpkin the
residents have really enjoyed this.
(The Green Creek Baptist Church
wgs with us this past Sunday. We
had a good crowd. We enjoyed the
sefvke and getting to visit with
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Newton's Apple can halp your
knowtodgosoar. it’s tho award-win-
ning PBS sdonce aorios._
Q. Do bate really fly?
A. They do indeed, and are the
only mammals to do so, report re-
searchers from Newton’s Apple.
Bats are unique in another way.
They can produce and hear sounds
up to 1,000,000 vibrations per sec-
ond. Humans can rarely detect Ire- Here are quick and easy ideas for
quencies higher than 20,000 per nutritious snacks and lunchtime
second but 11 we were able to hesr treiits
b«to,thgd sound like .the scream Lunchbox Lifters
of a jet fighter.
Here are some more bat trivia: Looking for something new and
a As bats fly—at speeds of up exciting to pop into the lunchbox?
to 40 miles per hour, they emit ul- Some to try:
trasonic clicks that bounce off ob- a Canned Salmon—Pack some
jects and are reflected back to their protein into their day—mix Alaska
sensitive ears. canned salmon with mayonnaise.
• The largest living bats, the celery, onion, tomato and stuff into
so-called flying foxes of Malaya, pita bread for a pocket sandwich
may have a wing span of between delight!
four and five feet. • Apples—For an on-the-go
• A newborn bat clings to its *»“*■ cope a
mother or to the ceiling <2Se cave fi44en Pelk^ M! the
•because-it cannot fly whan first ,a“end of a and
born. peanut butter.
Last week, one of our residents.
Merle Hancock, visited the 1st
grade the class of Theresa Lemke.
Mrs. Hancock read the story about
spiders. The cvhildrcn were very
good listeners and had many interes-
ting questioins to ask Mrs. Hancock.
Come and visit woth us. We have
an open door policy. Our friends and
family are always invited to come
by and say “hello."
Our thought for the week:
Don’t ever be afried to admit
your were wrong. It’s like saying
you’re wiser today that you were
yesterday.
Pointers For Parents
Quick And Easy Snacks And Lunchtime Treats
Grapea—Seedless
a Grapes—heedless grapes
from California are always a wel-
come lunchbox surprise. And after
school, a bowl on the table is sure
to catch their eye before the cookie
jar does.
a Pears—Slice fresh Bartlett
pears for out-of-hand snacks, or mix
with orange slices, grapes, bananas
and plain yogurt for a lunchtime
take-along.
After School Snacks
The familiar phrase “I’m hungry”
needn’t always be met with sweets
when the kids come home from
school. These simple, nutritious
ideas will help you hold them over
till dinnertime.
Smart consumers have long rec-
ognized the advantages a freezer of-
fers. It lets families enjoy summer's
abundance of fruits and vegetables
during cold winter months. And, it
can be a virtual delicatessen in the
home for a wide variety of meats,
entrees and baked goods for quick-
to-the-tabie convenience.
Weather
By Am Lm Nelson
Date
Hi
Lo
Rain
Oct. 23
85
57
.00
Oct. 24
59
58
.00
Oct. 25
83
58
.00
Oct. 25
81
58
.00
Oct. 27
•1
58
A0
Oct. 28
77
57
.00
Oct. 29
77
57
J00
Ave. Oct. Rainfall
2.71
Oct. Rainfall Total 0.88
Home economists from Kitchen-
Aid, Inc. advise that this familiar
appliance is even more in tune with
today’s busy lifestyles than ever be-
fore. For the increasing ntflhbers of
wi ves and mothers working outside
the home, the freezer can reduce
the need of frequent visits to the
grocery store.
“TTiese two appliances work together
to let thousands of families eryoy
nutritious meals that are quickly
and easily prepared day after day.”
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Hall, Wilma. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 2, 1989, newspaper, November 2, 1989; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth777903/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.