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page 26, July 13, 1977 - North Shore News

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Oh those long, hot hours in the | car - with . the
children! How can you preserve your. =_ and

Here ; are some suggested :

activities from the B.C.
Automobile. Association
which - may. help with the.

perennial problem of keeping
children amused between
7 stops. |

Older youngsters who
know their three ‘‘Rs’’ can
help keep track of vacation
expenses and gas mileage or
help navigate. They can also
try to keep the little ones
amused. Or suggest that the
child bring along a book—a
particularly good one would
be about the area the family
will be visiting. A ceck of
cards is also a good ide. for
all the children.

Colouring books and cray-
ons may keep toddlers

CRP mesa

Sctiipiea, suggests ‘the’ auto
club, or a picture book or soft

‘toy. But: be certain that it.
won't pose any hazard in the

event of a traffic mishap.

Instead of packing a
suitcase full. of games,
though, there are lots of easy

travelling games kids can
play along the way, says the
BCAA. Alf you will need to
remember are pencils and
paper. Here are just a few:

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Categories: The children

select a category, such ‘as
animals ‘or fruits. Each
player, in turn, ‘names an
appropriate item, such as
horse or apple, continuing
until someone repeats an
item already mentioned or
cannot think of one.. The
winner is the last to be

eliminated.

Scavenger Hants Parents
‘can: n-plan- this-before-the trip.

maybe even n enjoy. some of the route?

begins or an older child can
compose lists in the car.

Each player. is given: a

different list of common

items to locate along the
roadway, such as a cow,
police car, gasoline station or
vegetable stand. Players
cross off items as they are

seen. First to finish the list
wins.

Billboard Rhyme: Players
try to think of second lines to
rhyme with a sign or

‘billboard that also relate to

the product’or service adver-
tised. For example, if a sign
reads, “‘Siop Here For Gas’’
a second line might be ‘‘But

Be Careful When You Pass.’’ .

Players can take turns trying
to come up with the most

. Clever r rhyme. |

‘On My Trip: This game

involves concentration and.

memorization. The first
player begins with, ‘‘On my
trip to (insert family destin-
ation), I’m going to take my
sunglasses.’’ The next player
must repeat the introductory -

- phrase, the article mentioned
by the previous player and

insert an article of his own.
For instance, ‘‘On my trip. to

Florida, I’m going to take my

sunglasses and my swim-
suit.’ Players, in turn, must
add a new item each time,
but repeat all other items
mentioned in their proper

order first. “A player who . come to collecting all 10 plus

the ‘territories and then the

forgets the proper sequence
or can’t think of an item is |
eliminated. A parent might
serve as ‘‘referee’’ by
writing down in order each
new item mentioned.

Licenve Plates: During the
entire trip, children can have

an on-go ng group activity of
*‘collecting’’ license plates

‘by: ‘jotting ‘down the. home.

- Leftover cooked lamb is an

_ excellent ‘ ‘mixer’’. It can be
used in a. wide. variety of
economical dishes to stretch
flavor and nutrition, as well

as dollars. Here are three

popular.“
recipes:

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second day’’

- SHEPHERD’S PIE

a. Pen “AT.

2 cups cubed, cooked

Zealand lamb |

1 onion, chopped

1% Ib. mushrooms, sliced

3 tbsp. salad oil .

1 cup gravy or bouillon
‘Salt, nenner

2 cups seasoned
potatoes

1 egg, beaten

mashed .

Cook onion ‘and mush- "

rooms in oil until softened.
Add lamb and gravy. Season
to taste. Spoon into. lightly
greased 112 quart casserole.
‘Combine potatoes and egg;
swirl over lamb. Bake in hot.
oven (425°F.) about 20
‘minutes, until
browns. Makes 4 servings.

2 cups. cooked. New Zealand
lamb

2.tbsp. oil |

1 tbsp. curry powder

% tsp. powdered ginger

1 onion, chopped.

1 apple peeled, diced

1 cup chicken broth

1 tbsp. tomato paste

‘1 tbsp. heavy cream
Salt, pepper oe

provinces. of ‘passing’ cars,
seeing how close they can

American states as well. |

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‘There are dozens. more.

games. With a little imagin-
ation, the kids: can be
entertained for hours, The
entire family except for the
driver’ of course, can join in

the fun and the travel hours |
will disappear like magic, -
, advises the BCAA... 2 oe en

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. “SECOND DAY CURRY

‘Cut cooked lamb = into

cubes. Heat oil, add spices

and onion: Stir over high

‘heat 3. minutes. Add meat, -

stir until brown. Add apples, ©
broth, and tomato. paste.

‘Simmer, covered; about 1.

hour, wntil- meat

is very
tender. Add. cream,

chutney, coconut,

chives, diced cucumber.
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LAMB ‘AND EGGPLANT
SALAD

1 cup cooked New Zealand.

lamb

1 medium eggplant, cubed
3 thsp. olive ol

Dem a —amenn
NORTH SHORE D DELICATESSEN

2 tbsp. wine vinegar
heat.
Serve. with rice and an
assortment of condiments: —

raisins,

- Served

main-dish servings, appeti-—

1% cup chopped celery | with |
leaves

1 onion, sliced thin.

% cup chopped black. olives

Atbsp. sugar

1 can. (8 -0z.) solid pack
“tomatoes

Sait, pepper -

Cut lamb: into thin slivers.

Saute eggplant i in hot oil with
celery and onion until onion

is transparent. Add tomatoes —

and remaining ingredients.
Simmer 10 minutes

vegetables are tender. Add
toss to combine. |

lamb,

cooled. Makes 4

zers for 8.

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