Lexington Observer (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 2005 Page: 3 of 12
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November 24,2005 Lexington Observer
Genealogy is the study of the descendants in a fam-
to
Start
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In a mixing bowl, beat egg substitute for 1 minutes on
medium speed. Add the applesauce, sugar and oil, mix well.
APPLESAUCE CAKE
1/2 cup egg substitute
1-1/2 cups unsweetened applesauce
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup canola oil
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1-1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon salt
I /2 cup chopped walnuts
In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. In a
small bowl, combine the yogurt, lemon and orange juices,
honey and orange peel; pour over fruit mixture and stir to
coat. Serve immediately in lettuce-lined bowls if desired.
Yield: 4 servings.
NEW WALDORF SALAD
I medium red apple (unpeeled) chopped
1 medium green apple (unpeeled) chopped
1 medium pear unpeeled (Chopped)
1/2 cup green grapes
1 /4 cup raisins
1/4 cup slivered almonds, toasted
1 carton (6 ounces) reduced-fat lemon yogurt
2 teaspoons lemon juice
2 teaspoons orange juice
2 teaspoons honey
I teaspoon grated orange peel
Lettuce leaves, optional
This low-fat cake is so moist and tender no one will sus-
pect that has cut a lot of the fat and cholesterol and can
become a favorite holiday dessert.
FROSTING
4 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese
I cup confectioners’ sugar
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
Class ,
activity /
1. Find words in
your newspaper
that would de- /
scribe your family. I
2. Find articles I
in the newspaper \
that would help in h
building a family y
history. Discuss (
why newspapers '
include information
such as birth
announcements or
♦bituaricSr, r.
Family history adds biographical information to fill
out the story.
How should you start your family history book?
Develop a plan. You may need a note pad, tape re- 1
carder, camera or video camera. You might need adult |
help with the video camera.
Begin with ancestors you know. Last week you
started your family's migration history. The next step
is interviewing family who come for Thanksgiving din-
Ask about these key facts:
* Full name
* Date and place of birth
* Their parents.
Don't forget to take their pictures for your book.
Record some of their memories. Fill in your family tree
as you go.
Ask family members for information about any rela-
tives they know about. Get copies of birth and death cer-
tificates, marriage licenses and burial information.
Newspaper birth announcements and obituaries can
help. Other news clippings can give interesting informa-
Helpful Hint: To remove the fat from meat stock, add
some ice cubes and the fat will stick to the fat and can be
dipped out!
tion for your history Look in scrapbooks and family Bibles
Add other relatives who might come for Christmas or
other holidays You will want to include them in your book.
You can research other ancestors on the Internet or
at the library
After you gather the information make a family scrap-
book.
Don't sell your investigation short You can start by
charting a handful of people However, you may want
add to your book throughout your life
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COOKS CORNER
By Hazel Shockey
If you are looking for a new refreshing fruit salad, here is
a good one. The citrus flavored topping dresses it up per-
fectly. This tasty, attractive salad is also very quick and
easy to prepare and goes well with those holiday dinners.
Middle School Student In The Spotlight
Name: Tiffany Joe Foster
Grade: 8th
How long have you been a student at Wayne? 8 years
What is your favorite activity? Slow-pitch softball
What is your favorite subject in school? Science
What is your favorite thing about school? Lunch
What is your favorite pastime? At Frontier City with my
boyfriend
Where do you hang out when you’re with your friends?
School or mall
What is your favorite T.V. show? Full House
What kind of music do you like? Rap
Where is your favorite place to eat? El Chico
What sets you apart or makes you different from every-
one else? My style
Is there anyone at Wayne Public Schools who has made a
difference in your life? Why? Mr. Maquard, because he
encourages me when I’m down.
If you could be principal for a day what would you do? 1
would let the kids stay outside all day.
In your opinion, what can our students do to improve our
school? Help keep the playground clean and pick up after
themselves.
Combine the dry ingredients; add to applesauce mixture and
5 mix well. Stir in raisins and walnuts. Pour into a 13-in x 9-
8 in x 2-in baking pan coated with nonstick cooking spray.
Bake at 350-degree oven for 25-30 minutes or until a tooth-
pick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a
wire rack.
Frosting: In a mixing bowl, beat cream cheese until fluffy.
Beat in confectioners and vanilla. Frost the cake. Yields
about 20 servings at 186 calories per serving.
rhanks for our families
Families gather Nov. 24 to celebrate Thanksgiving. It
a perfect time to work on your genealogy and family
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The Wayne seventh grade boy s played in the land ot Jr.
High 8th and 9th graders all week 1’he boys started the
week against EC'I* Jr. High loo much size and age spelled
doom in a 52-13 loss. James Rudd led with 5 points. Mykel
Short and Rodney Young 3. and Quinton rounds 2. Rudd
had 4 rebounds. They showed they could do quite well
against 7th graders.
In the Maysvdie game. Maysville played their Jr. high
the first quarter, but used seventh graders for most ot three
quarters. During that time Wayne outscored them 29-12.
The boys played a good man press. Kale I llis and Rodney
Young scored M each. Short pitched in 7, Rudd 3. and
Ryan Boles and Greg Hyde 1 Boles anil Short led the
rebounders with 6. Rudd had 4. ( healwood and Hyde 3.
Pounds 2. and I llis. Shofncr. Mitchell. Young, and Dragoo
1.
Their last game of the week was against an 8th grade
bunch from Dibble. The boys lost 34-17 but really played
a good game against the older boys. Rudd scored 8 and
had 2 rebounds. Ellis and Shofner each scored 3 and 1 re-
bound. Cheatwood scored 3. Hyde was the leading
rebounder with 4. Mitchell, Pounds, and Boles had 1 re-
bound each.
A billion here, a billion there, and pretty
soon you’re talking big money. — Everett
M. Dirksen, attributed.
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