58. Wednesdas, December 6, 1989 - North Shore News

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To bake, slice 44-inch thick and

bake about cight minutes at 375°F.
ene

Refrigerator cookies are a life-
saver for anyone packing lunches.
It always seemed that no mia.tter
how many cookies | baked the jar
was always empty when [ hauled
out the brown bags.
Cherry-Walnut Refrigerator Ceak-
ies
1 cup Crisco
1 cup brown sugar (1 use fess!)
2 eggs
1¥2 teaspoons vanilla
2% cups flour
%2 feuspoon soda
1 teaspoon salt
V2 cup finely chopped walnuts
¥, cup well-drained and diced
maraschino cherries

Beat Crisco, sugar, eggs, and
vanilla until Muffy. Add remaining
ingredients and mix with your
hands until smooth.

Form into a two-inch log and
wrap tightly. Refrigerate.

To bake, slice as needed, Ys-inch
thick.

Bake at 400°F about cight

LIGHTS ON!!

® The light that welcomes you home

minutes,

BEST BUYS:

BUY-LOW: Pork steak, $1.48 fb.;
Nabob coffee, 98¢; Campbell's
tomato soup, 2/88¢; broccoli, 48¢
Ib.; ceiery, 28¢ Ib.; tomatoes, 48¢
Ib.

STOMG'S: Turkey drumsticks,
frozen five-Ib. bays, 48¢ tb.
(Thaw, cook and re-freeze in
tmeal-sized portions); veal stew,
$2.48 Ib.; ground veal, $2.28 Ib.;
Rogers flour, various types, 10 ke,
$5.99; cauliflower, 99¢ ea.;
mushrooms, $1.88 Ib.; spinach,
59¢ bunch; kiwi fruit, 5/99¢.
SAFEWAY WOODWARD'S:
Reg. ground beef, 10 Ib. package,
89¢ 1b.; stewing beef, $1.99 ib.;
boneless rump roast, $1.98  tb.;
Ovenjoy sliced bread, $9¢; Kraft
singies, | kg, $5.99, Five Roses
flour, 10 kg, $5.69 (note free
cookbook with coupon); Parkay
margarine, 3 Ib., $2.27; long
English cucumbers, 99¢; cooking
onions, 19¢ Ib.

SUPER VALU: Chuck = roast,
$1.18 Ib.; crass rib roasts, $1.98
fb.; (coupon) Royale tissue, limit
two, eight-roll, $2.69; Idahoun
scalloped potatoes, $1.39.

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NEWS

KATHLEEN HAMNIGAN and her sons Gordie (left) and Jamie enjoy ar afternoon at the recCentre
Lonsdale swimming pool while Dad waiches the Grey Cup. The centre staged a Grey Cup Getaway fer
football widows aud football orphans dusing last week's match.

photo Neil Lucente

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AHOY, BOYS and girls.

If you are 10 io 13 years old,
like ships and the sea, want to
learn to sail and want to oe in a
band, the Navy League Cadets is
the place to be.

The Navy League of Canada,
North and West Vancouver
branch, has for the past 46 years
sponsored programs for young
people interested in activities
relating to the sea.

The group meets Tuesday even-
ings at the Navy League Centre,

1888 Forbes Ave. North Van-
couver, at 6:45 p.m. Uniforms are
provided without charge.

The organization is also looking
for adults, male or female, who
have an interest in the sea and
related activities to assist with the
children's progeam. Training will
be provided.

For further information tele-
phone 299-3545 (5-10 p.m.) or
988-8911 Tuesday evenings (6:45-
10 p.m.).

Oid friends meet in mall

INFORMATION ACCOMPANY-
ING a photograph published ia the
Friday, Dec. | North Shore News
incorrectly identified one individu-
al.

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Lynn Johnston during a recent
book-signing event) was North
Vancouver resident Sharon
Jerkovic, not Pearl Mitchell,
Johnston and Jerkovic attended
high school together in North
Vancouver.

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