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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2000
Page
9
Dear reader. silent gallstones thathave never caused a gallbladder attack can be left alone. Many with silent stones never experience an attack. Pain lasting more than 30 minutes in the upper abdomen or back suggests a gallbladder issue. Gallstones with one attack often lead to further attacks if the gallbladder isn’t removed.
Dear Abby advises that a divorced woman may resume her maiden name or be addressed as Mrs husband’s last name. The column notes a reader Tina in Orlando asks if Mrs is correct after divorce, and Abby confirms proper form remains Mrs with her ex’s last name or Miss/Jane Smith if she reverts to maiden name.
A detailed lamb stew method from The All New All Purpose Joy of Cooking. Includes lamb, thyme, potatoes, carrots, pearl barley, cream, and baking steps. Oven preheats to 325 degrees, vegetables are layered, then finished with cream and parsley after portions bake.
The Slippery Rock Township Volunteer Fire Department hosts an all you can eat spaghetti and meatball dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. March 25 at the firehall in Princeton. Center Presbyterian Church requests foil boxes peanut butter jars oatmeal containers film canisters and other items for Vacation Bible School to be taken to the church basement. Easter flower orders are due by April 2 to Shirley Collins or Norma Henry. A Center softball meeting is set for 7 p.m. Sunday. for info call Bob Heminger. Lenten service at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Princeton Memorial Presbyterian Church. Lois Morris Circle met with Eleanor Fisher leading devotions and Anna Mae Kerr leading Bible study. The mission project was food for City Rescue Mission. Harmony Baptist Church will quilt at 9 a.m. Wednesday and hold an all-sons banquet on March 31 with guest Sid Bream former Pirates first baseman.
Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at Ponderosa. ity meets at 7 30 p m the second Monday of each month at Slipper Rock United Methodist Church. The Bell Telephone Retirees meet at 12 30 p m the first Thursday of each month at Hoss s restaurant.
Le Cercle Francais de New Castle welcomes Dr. Thomas C. Daddesie of Slippery Rock University as guest speaker at 1 30 p m Saturday in the New Castle Public Library Copernicus Room. He will discuss Francophone African music as part of Francophone Around the World a series funded by the French Embassy Cultural Service Washington D C The meeting is open to the public Also noted the Lawrence County Chapter 182 of the American Association of Retired Persons meets at 1 p.m on the third Wednesday each month at the American Legion on Jefferson Street Bartramian Audubon Society إضافية
The excerpt describes a method for preparing a dish with a step by step approach. It mentions serving for dinner and suggests a Low Calorie Irish Breakfast Omelet as an alternative. The instructions include flouring, adding dough, cutting a cross on top, baking about 40 minutes, and cooling the loaf wrapped in a tea towel for 5 to 6 hours.
Fry Irish bacon and sausages in bacon fat until done, then drain. Fry tomato halves with pudding slices, keep hot. Cook eggs to order and season with pepper. add Irish cheddar if scrambled. Serve portions on four plates with Irish brown soda bread butter and preserves or marmalade.
Step by step home baking method combines whole wheat and white flour with baking soda and salt. Mix dry ingredients, add buttermilk to form a thick dough, shape into a round loaf, and bake in a preheated cast iron skillet or pan.
A compact Irish breakfast omelet using liquid egg product skim milk and olive oil with a mushroom scallion filling. Bacon, mushrooms and parsley create the savory filling for four servings then notes on availability and mail order options.
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