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Murder Mystery Dinner
Here's the plot: The annual town festival of Market Union is a popular local event, drawing crowds from every corner of the county. This morning, all was in readiness, when disaster struck! Tracy Rounder, one of the stall holders, was discovered dead at the back of her tent. Her death is unfortunate – but the festival must go on! Dinner and Murder Mystery Party tickets are $20. 618-697-0009 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to RSVP by Jan14.
CITY: Anna
Holiday House at Magnolia Manor
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Magnolia Manor is adorned in Holiday decorations, and, many of the displays are for sale. Luncheon reservations are available, as well as tours of the 14 room mansion by members of the Historical Society.
CITY: Cairo
Civil War Weekend
Friday, Sep 18: 7 pm - The Play, "The Women in Abraham Lincoln's Life." Call 618-697-0009 for $15 reservation. Saturday, Sep 19: 9:30 am to 4 pm – Speakers, exhibits, & Re-enactors. Exhibits Include Civil War Era guns and quilts, Civil War Re-enactors, Civil War Era Memorabilia, Music, Exhibit Contest, Kirkpatrick Pottery, and Children Activities. It is FREE! Saturday, Sep 19, 7 pm - The Play, "The Women in Abraham Lincoln's Life." Call 618-697-0009 for $15 reservation. Sunday, Sep 20: 1 pm - Historical Bus Tour: Lincoln's Footsteps and Friends in Anna-Jonesboro. Call 618- 833-8745 for $10 reservation. 2-4 pm - Open House at the PAST Heritage House, It is Free! 2:30 pm - Recognize All Exhibit Contest Winners, and 2:35 pm - The Play, "The Women in Abraham Lincoln's Life." Call 618-697-0009 for $15 reservation.
CITY: Anna
Quality Inn - Cairo
Daily or weekly rates. Kids under 14 free. Continental breakfast. Pets welcome.
CITY: Cairo
Shemwell's BBQ
Darrell Shemwell's Bar-B-Que was chosen "Best BBQ on the Old River Road" by Money magazine and was featured in the June 2003 issue of Chicago Magazine. Shemwell's is open 7 days a week from 8 am to 8 pm. Specialties on the menu are BBQ pork, beef brisket, ham, and turkey and are sliced, not chopped like other BBQ. Darrell also makes his own delicious BBQ sauce to enhance the hickory flavor of his scrumptious meat.
CITY: Cairo
Belvedere Motel
Daily or weekly rates, kids stay free, cable TV, free local calls.
CITY: Cairo
Brick House
The menu includes a variety of salads, sandwiches and entrees like grilled salmon, cashew-crushed chicken and filet of beef served with seasonal vegetables. Music is part of the dining experience.
CITY: Anna
Riverlore Mansion
This beautiful, historic 1865 mansion was once owned by the Halliday Family, and is now owned by the City of Cairo and open for tours.
CITY: Cairo
Horseshoe Lake Conservation Area
Located in Alexander County, this area is known for its large stands of tupelo, swamp cottonwood and cypress trees. Also known for its Canadian goose and bald eagle observation vantage point during the fall and winter.
CITY: Miller City
White Crane Canoe and Pirogue Rentals
White Crane Canoe and Pirogue Rentals offers guided services and watercraft rentals for use on the Cache River. Spend an afternoon gazing upon the mysteries of the swamp including 500 to 1,200 year old cypress & tupelo trees and get lost in another time as you paddle through Illinois's hidden bayou. Set out in cypress pirogues or canoes and spend time about learning about the river's history, geology and ecology. Guides will emphasize and share knowledge of local plants and animals and how they were utilized from local Native Americans past and present. Canoe instruction, life jackets and paddles included in price.
CITY: Ullin
America's Best Value Inn - Cheekwood Inn
Located at exit #18 off I-57, offering 40 modern rooms with inside corridors and an indoor swimming pool.
CITY: Ullin
Kornthal Church
The present church is the original structure, built in 1860. Dedicated in 1861 as Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Church, it features a 50-ft.-tall steeple, pews made of native yellow poplar, and balconies that span the full length of the building on both sides of the stairway.
CITY: Jonesboro
Olmsted Lock and Dam
View the last and largest locks and dam that was constructed on the Ohio River.
CITY: Olmsted
Stinson Memorial Library
The library was named for Civil War veteran Robert B. Stinson, who left his estate for the establishment of a library. The building was the work of Walter B. Griffin, who designed it in a Frank Lloyd Wright style.
CITY: Anna
Dixie BBQ
Small family business specializing in real pit BBQ for dine in or carry out.
CITY: Jonesboro
Magnolia Manor
Built in 1869, the brick mansion boasts 14 rooms featuring Italianate architecture and local river lore history. Tours offered daily. The Historical Society hosts special events & luncheons.
CITY: Cairo
Doctorman's Cache Core Hunting Preserve
Upland game bird hunting from Oct. 1 - April. Dogs & guide service available. Located 3 miles west of Jct. Hwy. 37 & Hwy. 169, or, 4 miles east of I-57 just off Shawnee College Road.
CITY: Ullin
Weaver's Country Market
Country market, with a specialty in handmade wooden lawn furniture.
CITY: Dongola
Jim and Dots Shoe Store
Sells shoes and Western clothing.
CITY: Anna
Toll House Transportation and Civil War Museum
The Confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers at Cairo has seen its share of American history travel past its banks. Now visitors can stop at that famous intersection and take time to learn about that history in the new Toll House Transportation and Civil War Museum. It's at the southernmost point of Cairo at Fort Defiance Park, where US 51 and US 60 split across the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
CITY: Cairo
Anna Plaza Motel
16-room motel, restaurants within walking distance. Credit cards accepted. Pets allowed. Free local calls. Cable TV with remotes.
CITY: Anna
Union County State Fish & Wildlife Area
This area currently winters nearly 100,000 of the 850,000 Canadian geese that spend the cold-weather months in Illinois. Numerous shallow sloughs and other water areas are scattered throughout its 6,202 acres.
CITY: Jonesboro
Wineaux's Restaurant
Located at Cache River Basin Vineyard and Winery, Wineaux's offers American cuisine, including certified Angus Beef steaks and burgers, ribs and seafood. Specializing in food cooked with wine!
CITY: Belknap
Weeze's Country Barn
Popular with locals and travelers alike, Weeze's Country Barn, located in the Potato Barn, offers a variety of gifts and novelties and features locally made items. The restaurant offers a down home atmosphere and a delicious variety of foods to tantalize your taste buds, including homemade pies, made fresh every morning. Sundays they offer a plate lunch menu with down home variety of grandma's favorites, including fried chicken, chicken and dumplings, meatloaf, fried catfish, and salmon patties along with all the fixings. Come on in to Weeze's Country Barn and experience Southern Illinois hospitatlity at its finest! Open Daily 11-2
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'House of Commons Journal Volume 11: 19 January 1695', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 11: 1693-1697 (1803), pp. 211. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=39084 Date accessed: 26 November 2014.
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Sabbati, 19 die Januarii;
Rebuilding Warwick Town.
Vesting Interest of Judgments, &c.
Compelling the production of Sir P. Pindar.
Hawkers and Pedlars.
Discovery of Embezzlements.
Bank of England.
Free Proceedings in Parliament.
Supply Bill; Land Tax.
West Thorock Inundation.
Sexto Gulielmi Tertii.
ORDERED, That the ingrossed Bill for rebuilding the
Borough of Warwick; and for determining of Differences touching Houses burnt or demolished, by reason
of the dreadful Fire which lately happened there; be read
the Third time upon Tuesday Morning next.
A Bill to vest the Interest of Judgments, and other
Securities assigned, in the Assignees, was read the First
Resolved, That the Bill be read a Second time.
A Message from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cook and
Mr. Holford:
Mr. Speaker,
The Lords have passed a Bill, intituled, An Act
to compel Edward Williams Esquire to bring forth the
Person of Sir Paul Pindar Baronet: To which they desire
the Concurrence of this House.
And then the Messengers withdrew.
The Bill was read the First time.
Ordered, That the Bill for the suppressing of Hawkers
and Pedlars, in Cities, Boroughs, and Corporations, be
read the First time upon Thursday Morning next.
Mr. Crosfeild attending, according to Order;
He was called in; and acquainted, That the House had
taken notice of a printed Book delivered at the Door of
the Lobby; by which he pretends, That he can make a
Discovery of great Embezzlements of publick Monies:
And that the House was ready to hear what he had to
offer in relation thereunto.
Whereupon he acquainted the House, That he had
Proposals to make; and could produce several Persons
to make out the Matter, if the House would put the same
into a Way of Examination upon Oath.
And then withdrew.
Ordered, That the said Mr. Crosfeild do attend the
Commissioners for taking and stating the publick Accounts; and do lay before them his Proposals: And that
they do examine the Matter thereof; and report the same
to the House, with all convenient Speed.
A Petition of several Merchants and Traders of the
City of London, on behalf of themselves, and others, was
presented to the House:
And several of the Petitioners were called in to the
Bar, and owned the same:
And, being withdrawn;
The Petition was read; setting forth, That, by an
Act made the last Session of this Parliament, for granting
to their Majesties a Duty upon the Tonage of Ships, &c.
and by virtue of their Majesties Letters Patents, in pursuance of the said Act; a Corporation of the Governor
and Company of the Bank of England is established, to
receive and manage the Sum of 1,200;000 l.; which said
Bank, as the same is, and may be managed, is ruinous
and destructive to Trade in general, injurious to his
Majesty's Revenues, prejudicial to the Lands and Manufactures of this Nation; and is only a private Advantage to
the said Corporation.
Resolved, That this House will consider of the said
Petition; and hear the Petitioners thereupon.
And a Motion being made, and the Question being
put, That the Petitioners be heard upon Monday
Morning next;
The House divided.
The Yeas go forth.
So it passed in the Negative.
Resolved, That the Petitioners be heard at the Bar of
this House upon Tuesday Morning next: And that the
Governor and Directors of the said Corporation have a
Copy of the said Petition; and be likewise thereupon
heard at the same time.
Resolved, That the adjourned Debate, upon the
Amendment proposed to be made to the Bill touching
free and impartial Proceedings in Parliament, be further
adjourned till Wednesday Morning next, Eleven a Clock.
Resolved, That this House will, upon Thursday Morning next, at Eleven a Clock, resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to consider further of the
Bill for granting to his Majesty and Aid of Four Shillings
in the Pound, for One Year, for carrying on the War
against France with Vigour.
Resolved, That this House will, upon this Day Sevennight, at Eleven a Clock, take into further Consideration
the Report from the Committee, to whom the Petition
of the Poor of Cobham College, and Proprietors of Lands
now under Water, in West-Thorock in the County of
Essex, was referred.
Ordered, That all Committees be adjourned.
And then the House adjourned till Monday
Morning, Nine a Clock.
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An Extension Study Designed to Assess Effects of Losartan on Proteinuria in Pediatric Populations (MK-0954-326 AM1,EXT1(AM2))
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|June 2007
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|September 2008 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Urine samples will be tested at Visit 3, 7, and 11 of the study for levels of protein and creatinine to see how well your kidneys are working after 12 weeks of treatment [ Time Frame: 12 weeks of treatment ]
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|For patients that have high blood pressure, your blood pressure (BP) will be monitored to see how well the study drug is working after 12 weeks of treatment. BP will be checked at every study visit. You may also be advised by doctor to check BP at home. [ Time Frame: 12 weeks of treatment ]
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|An Extension Study Designed to Assess Effects of Losartan on Proteinuria in Pediatric Populations (MK-0954-326 AM1,EXT1(AM2))
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|A Randomized, Double-Blind, Parallel, Placebo or Amlodipine-Controlled Study of the Effects of Losartan on Proteinuria in Pediatric Patients With or Without Hypertension
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of losartan on proteinuria in pediatric patients.
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The study included a 12-week double-blind treatment phase and a 36-month open-label extension phase. Participants who completed or discontinued the initial 12-week phase of the study and who opted to participate in the open label extension phase were randomized to either losartan or enalapril at a dose of the investigator's choosing for the duration of the extension. The open label extension was designed to continue until the 100th participant completed 3 years of follow-up.
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During Wrestlemania 30 weekend, Mickie James performed a couple of her songs on the stage at the Sugar Mill in New Orleans. The former WWE diva is in town for WrestleCon, where she signed autographs and met with fans. Elijah Burke was spotted at her concert, and he confirmed it on Twitter by stating that he got a chance to jam out with Mickie.
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Through Twitter, Honky Tonk Man posted this rather interesting message about having to buy his own ticket to New Orleans during Wrestlemania 30 weekend. He mentioned something about WWE screwing him over. The former Intercontinental Champion is in town for WrestleCon, and it does not appear that he was invited to the big event on Sunday night.
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A couple of former WWE divas will be in New Orleans this weekend, and one of them is Maria Kanellis, who has been booked by WrestleCon to meet and greet with fans. While she has attempted to make up with Nikki Bella and Brie Bella recently, it is uncertain if she will be invited backstage at Wrestlemania 30 itself.
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Legendary former NWA World Heavyweight Champion Terry Funk is in New Orleans this weekend. He is scheduled to meet and greet fans at WrestleCon. While Wrestlemania 30 is nearby, it is uncertain whether or not he will be backstage at the pay per view, as his relationship with Vince McMahon has always been on again and off again.
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With much of the wrestling world in the state of Louisiana this weekend, Mr Anderson will be in New Orleans as well. Instead of working Wrestlemania 30, though, he will be making an appearance at WrestleCon, along with several dozens of other big name performers like Goldberg, Kevin Nash, Diamond Dallas Page and Scott Hall.
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While his potential involvement at Wrestlemania 30 has yet to be confirmed by WWE, Rob Van Dam will certainly be in New Orleans this weekend, as he is one of the slew of professional wrestlers who have been booked for the WrestleCon event taking place in the Louisiana. RVD has a signing on Saturday, but he is free on Sunday night to work a big pay per view match.
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Even though he has not been officially announced by WWE as taking part in Wrestlemania 30, Bret Hart will be in New Orleans this upcoming weekend. The former world heavyweight champion has been booked by the promoters of WrestleCon to show up at their event. He will be meeting fans, taking pictures and signing autographs.
April 4, 2014
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Since he is going to be in New Orleans this weekend for WrestleCon, there are heavy speculations that Sting could be showing up at Wrestlemania 30 as well. However, those are just rumors for now, as the legendary former world heavyweight champion had his plane tickets purchased by WrestleCon promoters as opposed to WWE.
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Seems like everyone in professional wrestling will be in New Orleans during Wrestlemania 30 weekend. It has now been announced that Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian have been signed to make appearances at WrestleCon. They will be signing autographs and taking pictures during the entire weekend.
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Earlier today, Velvet Sky informed her fans through social media that she had been added to the WrestleCon event next month in New Orleans. The show coincides with Wrestlemania 30 being in town. Several non WWE stars will be in Louisiana that weekend, including Mickie James and Angelina Love, who are working a big match for an independent wrestling company.
March 4, 2014
There are speculations now that Edge could be making an appearance at Wrestlemania 30. The former WWE champion has signed on to make an appearance at WrestleCon, which is taking place in New Orleans during the same weekend. Edge has revealed in the past that he is a huge fan of the Ultimate Warrior, who is being inducted this year.
February 15, 2014
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There are conflicting reports about Richie Steamboat floating around right now. Some are stating that he is still under contract to WWE. However, the second generation star posted a message on Twitter back in December, where he stated that he was no longer with the company. He also stated that he plans on returning some day.
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Now that the word is out about Richie Steamboat being quietly released by WWE, more details have surfaced. It also appears that a severe back injury might force the second generation wrestler to completely retire from in ring action.
December 20, 2013
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Trying to recall cookies from the past
- CajunJacques Nov 12, 2009 08:28 PM
One is a windmill cookie that my mom used to buy possibly in late '70s but definitely in the '80s but I don't know who made them. Here is a pic of it but I found no background on it:
and the other cookie:
My mom used to buy possibly in the late '70s but definitely in the '80s that came in a red (may have been the Nabisco logo) and clear wrapping and plastic tray about 4 or 5 rows wide and the cookie was yellow or kind of yellow and had a yellow creme filling (a somewhat thin layer). The cookie was round, maybe 1 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter and the cookie had a design on each side that were the same (sailboat?). I think the edge of the cookie had a thin, raised design like a ribbon and the surface had a print but I can't recall what was on it. The cookie wasn't terribly hard nor too soft. It was rather easy to bite into and crumble.
Both cookies were available in grocery stores.
I've had both of these, I seem to remember the Windmill cookies were made by either Nabisco or Archway and I'm leaning towards Archway.
The filled cookies were similar to a vanilla filled Oreo, but I don't remember if Nabisco made them, it seems to me they were a store (generic) brand my Mom bought. I still eat them on occasion but just the small packs now; they are produced by various regional bakeries like Lady Linda, Drake's or some such...
BTW, we had these all the way back in the '60s.
re: bushwickgirl
Thanks for the reply. My memory down taste bud lane is wishing I had some these in my pantry.
re: bushwickgirl
Hydrox! So much better than Oreo. Newman's Own are awesome too!
Looks like the archway windmills will be back on the shelf:
I don't have any recollection of the 2nd cookie you mention.
when I say your thread title two cookies came to mind...the super flat cookies that were essentially pastry with raisin filling (we used to call them fly sandwiches) and Ideal cookies: http://www.inthe70s.com/food/idealcoo...
The latter was delicious...the former, not so much
re: owen_meany
OOH, I love those raisin cookies, I haven't seen them lately but sure would like to. They were made by Sunshine, Golden Raisin Bisquits, no longer produced. I don't remember Ideal Bars by name but if they were the chocolate covered peanut butter bars, yes, yes, yes.
Whatever happened to Mystic Mints, back in the '80s. I used to eat them by the boxful.
re: bushwickgirl
Recipe for your cookie
re: owen_meany
re:fly sandwiches............. are you talking about sultana biscuits?
re: im_nomad
No, they're "Golden Raisin Bisquits" (brand name), made by Sunshine, not made with sultanas but with dark raisins. Was that your question?
re: bushwickgirl
My husband was crazy for those raisin biscuits, too. I found them sort of dry and dusty, myself....We used to be able to find an reasonable facsimile from the Vermont Country Store.
re: im_nomad
in_nomad, in Canada or at least in Ontario they were sold as sultana biscuits, I'm quite sure.
re: Ferdzy
There are 2 varieties. Either the cookie/biscuit is dry and hard, or it's chewy. I LOVE the chewy variety.
re: Ferdzy
Are you still on your pursuit of the ultimate homemade one of these, miss? Waiting with bated breath.
re: owen_meany
Oh I loved those raisin cookies! Not generally a fan of raisins in cookies or muffins, but "squashed fly biscuits" were a big hit in our house! My Dad was British, and he would regularly go to Marks and Spencer's (in Toronto) to get English food, and they carried those there. You might be able to find these still at one of those British speciality shops...
re: owen_meany
Yes, they were made by Sunshine--long, cracker-thin with zig-zaggy edges. I loved those.
re: Chefpaulo
I really liked the almond windmill cookies the most. I bought some Lil' Dutch Maid windmill cookies two days ago but I know they can't compare to Voortman windmills even though I've never had them. I'll have to travel probably 60 miles from where I live to find Voortman's cookies as I've never seen them in my area.
re: CajunJacques
You know you can make the windmill cookies yourself ... I'd do that before I'd drive 120 miles for them ;)
re: Chefpaulo
Voortman's! thank you CP, I was racking my brain trying to recall the name of the brand!
On the 2nd cookie I'd have guessed Vienna Fingers if you hadn't said rounf. Not it? I don't think they were Kelloggs when we were kids...
re: 16crab
No, they sure are not the Kellogg's cookies from that page but I'm glad you posted that link. I had forgot about Vienna Fingers. I hadn't ate those in over a decade or more.
I'm bummed that I can't find the second cookie on the internet. They seemed to be a major brand.
re: CajunJacques
I just saw a Nabisco list of discontinued cookies; unhappily one on the list was Swiss Creme. Seems to ring my bell as to the cookie you're looking for, a sandwich with a vanilla cream center. My DH remembers them too and we agreed that they looked and tasted like the cookie you described.
re: bushwickgirl
I don't believe it's the Swiss Creme. The design was different than the Swiss Creme and the creme center was, I believe, light yellow or yellow. I don't recall a lemon flavor to them, though. It didn't have a hole in the center.
If I would have known back then that I would have trouble remembering and finding these cookies and also that we would have computers, digital cameras, scanners and the internet, I would have archived photos of the cookie and package!
For those who don't know what Swiss Creme cookies look like, I provided links below.
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re: CajunJacques
Well, I've been racking my brain and my DH and I have been discussing this all weekend but we're fresh out of ideas. We are "of an age" where we were eating cookies (store-bought ones) back in the '50s and '60s, so maybe the cookie you're looking for came about later than our era. Sorry I can't help.
BTW, do you remember Mystic Mints? I believe it was a Nabisco concoction, an oreo-like thing covered with minty chocolate. They were in the market in the early '80s and just disappeared. I don't see them in the NY market, anyway. I very rarely eat store bought cookies anymore, although I did have some Famous Amos oreo-type things on Friday (not made by Amos anymore) which were passable.
This is a interesting thread about stuff I haven't thought about for years. Thanks for the memories.
re: bushwickgirl
Yeah, it's pretty much at least in the '80s and possibly late '70s. That was junior high-high school era for me so I wasn't really focusing on who made the cookies although the cookie itself!
I can't recall if I remember the Mystic Mints name but I've probably tried them. I could go for something chocolate and minty since you brought it up. I'm guessing there wasn't a high demand and were taken off the market.
Mmmm... Famous Amos cookies...
I haven't bought many cookies over the past few years just a few times but recently some Golden Oreos and windmill cookies.
I'm glad I was able to stir some memories and thank you for input.
re: CajunJacques
u r so correct on the cookie break cookies they r just as u described them, they even came as a duplex cookie a chocolate and vanilla cookie with the yellowish creme in between ,both those cookies were very good tasting, the last time i was able to purchase some was back in 1985 in the grocery store in memphis tn after that they were not on the shelves anymore, but i first ran up on them in chicago in the 70s
My Sister and I have been desperate to find out what ever happened to Lady Joan cookies - we think they were by Sunshine. They came in a cellophane package and were white delicate cookes with some drizzled with chocolate. They were in spritz cookie shapes. We loved them and have been trying to find something like them with no luck - any ideas?
re: SconeFan
I thought the name was lady Joanna? Either way they were great... 40 years and I can still taste them.
The name of the cookie that you are thinking about was the Nabisco Cookie Break cookie. It has been discontinued and is dearly missed by a large following of people, myself included.
re: Perilagu Khan
I think you mean Nabisco Famous Chocolate Wafers, the ones traditionally used for chocolate crumb crusts and, layered with whipped cream, chocolate ice box cake. They are increasingly hard to find in cookie aisles, but they are sometimes shelved in odd places like with the prepared crumb crusts in the baking aisle, or with the ice cream toppings.
re: Caitlin McGrath
Those are exactly what I had in mind, Caitlin. Thanks for the tip!
Two oatmeal faves that I've not seen in an awfully long time: Dad's, which were flat, crisp cookies made with cut oats rather than rolled, were sold from big jars, usually next to the register in coffee shops and greasy spoons for a nickel each; and Archway Date-Filled Oatmeal, a soft folded cookie with a good smear of date filling. My grandma made killer-good oatmeal date bars, but she kept these around to keep Grandpa (and me, when I was visiting) happy between bakings.
re: Will Owen
Loved those Archway Date-Filled Oatmeal cookies, among some of their other cookies, apricot filled, lemon bars and the great Hermits. I was nuts for dates when I was a kid, and my mom made date bars also. I still make them today. Seems like it might be time for a batch, now that we're discussing them.
Archway filed bankruptcy in 2008 and closed up US operatons. It was owned by Parmalat at the time of bankruptcy. Now for the good news: Lance (the snack makers) won the bankruptcy auction and reopened the plant in Ashland, Ohio. Archway cookies are in operaton again, although the product line has been trimmed back severely, but you should be able to find some of them, depending on where you live. Archway is still producing their oatmeal line so they may still even make the date-filled variety.
re: bushwickgirl
I've told this story before: I'm at the GPs' house for my summer visit, and Grandma comes in and says, "I'm about to get some date bars out of the oven - you want to call Mark (my date-bar-loving friend who lived a block and a half away) and tell him?"
So I get on the phone and say, "Hey, Mark, Grandma says she's got a batch of date bars coming..." at which point there's a loud clattering noise and then the sound of a door being slammed. I say, "Hello? Mark?" a couple of times, and then hang up just in time to hear another clatter from outside, and there's Mark's bicycle sliding across the lawn and Mark pounding up onto the porch.
Last time I made some of those I thought maybe I'd come running, too. Still.
re: Will Owen
A wonderful story and a nice memory, I'm sure. Your friend could have been me...
I have a less than happy date (not bar) story; I once ate, when I was 10, so many dates stuffed with peanut butter, my own concoction, that I was quite sick for a few days and could only sip ginger ale. You would think that experience would put anyone off dates or peanut butter, but not me.
Btw, I have lost my mom's date bar recipe years ago and now use the Two Hot Tamales (remember their show from FN back in the 90's?) recipe, which is at the FN site and also in their City Cuisine cookbook. The original recipe adds lemon juice to the date mixture but I cut back on it to a scant 1/4 cup and I've also used orange juice with very good results:
If you try these, let me know what you think, or if you have a recipe that's a bit different, could you share it; I'm always on the lookout for a better date bar.
re: bushwickgirl
Thank you! I have my grandma's recipe, but I think she wrote it from memory, because the proportions are completely unworkable - like, enough oatmeal mixture for just one scant layer, and enough date goo for three pans - and I've had to re-jigger as best I could. She was a baker the same way as I'm a cook, and I'm sure she did most of her familiar items as devoid of recipe as I do; I'm often surprised at how wrong I can be when I try to write a recipe for something I've been cooking for years.
re: bushwickgirl
Dad's Oatmeal cookies readily available in Canada, at least in Ontario. They also have a soft, chocolate chip oatmeal that I really like. A little coconutty which some people don't go for, but I'm a fan.
re: Will Owen
Are these the same?
re: Will Owen
The link from wekick is indeed the Dad's oatmeal cookie company I think you mean...they are based here in St. Louis and I drive by the storefront a couple times a week. You can still find the jars in some places, but I believe the fact that they are sold unwrapped means that you can only get them in places that sell 'prepared' type foods, and not in grocery type stores. If you get to the Lou, be sure to go to Ted Drewes Frozen Custard...they sell a Dad's oatmeal cookie ice-cream (oops, frozen custard) sandwich.
I think one of the cookies in Steenstra's Almond St. Claus Cookies was a windmill. Unfortunately, I can't find a picutre of all the different ones in the box.
CajunJacques, i really hope you see this! i'm almost *positive* you're talking about Keebler French Vanilla Creme Sandwich cookies. they also came in a Chocolate Fudge flavor. we used to get those during "milk & cookies" time in elementary school and summer camp when i was a kid. i haven't thought about them in YEARS - thanks for the trip down memory lane :)
re: pdxgastro
"They do not have cream. They are single, flat cookies."
there are two different cookies being discussed - the windmills, AND a creme-filled sandwich cookie.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Yes, and I believe we have ascertained beyond a doubt that the windmills are/were indeed Archway.
I think you've got it right, ghg, when you suggested Keebler French Vanilla Cremes.
re: bushwickgirl
I'm not so sure about the vanilla cremes. The description could also fit a banana creme cookie I used to eat as a kid, but darned if I can remember the brand. I also remember a cookie with a windmill on it, but it was a rectangular cookie with the raised windmill design in the center of the cookie with a ridge around the edge of the cookie framing it. MAYBE Lorna Doone, but again, no brand comes to mind with any certainty. In any case, that's obviously not the cookie CJ is looking for..
re: Caroline1
No, I'm surprised you don't remember the Archway Windmill cookie; Lorna Doone had a design as well but the windmill cookie was much bigger; yes, rectangular with a raised design.
Tonight mrbushy and I had yet another discussion about this cookie and he seems to think Keebler French Vanilla Cremes were rectangular as well, but I disagree. <Sigh> when wil this mystery ever end.
I actually didn't like Lorna Doones when I was young, too plain for me, I guess, but I was young and didn't undertand the love in a shortbread cookie.
re: bushwickgirl
*Nabisco* were square - they still sell them in their "classic collection." i could swear Keebler made round ones, but maybe i'm misremembering. there also used to be a Girl Scout vanilla creme-filled sandwich cookie...
re: goodhealthgourmet
Ok, I'm on you're side with this, and really think you're the gold star winner here.
re: Caroline1
Caroline, I've been looking for cookies with a banana creme, similar to the Golden Oreos but with a banana flavoring. Have you ever found them? It's probably been 15 years since I found any...
The sandwich cookies you describe remind me a box of Girl Scout cookies I recently bought. They were called Lemon Chalet Cremes -- or something like that. Very good.
I remember coconut cream cookies with a pick middle my grandmother always had them ,they were so good. Does any one remember what they were?
I have a long ago cookie question. Does anyone remember a flat hard biscuit type cookie in an oval shape that had a hard coffe flavored topping? I believe they were inported from Europe and I haven't seen them anyplace since 1970. They were my all time favorite with a glass of milk or a cup of tea.
re: beanodc
Yep. I remember those. My mom got something like that in a Kosher store and they were called Tea Biscuits. Haven't seen them in YEARS! I was very young when I ate them but i remember that hard glaze...
As an aside:
Not too long ago, we were out celebrating a friend's birthday, and somebody ordered a round of "windmill cookie shots." I have no idea what was in it, but it tasted exactly as I remember those cookies tasting.
FYI, Mrbushy recently came home from our local Family Dollar cheapy store with a bag of almond flavored Windmill type cookies, not nearly as elaborate a design as yours, no cutouts, but really very tasty, and quite similar to how I remember the cookies tasting. They were packaged under the Family Dollar brand, and were less than $.
Magic Middles - popular around 1989
God they were good...
I have recently found a similar version -- a new Peppdridge Farm milano called "Milano Melts":
Not quite the same, but they are filling a void for now. :)
The windmill cookies remind me of ones made by Van De Camps on the west coast. Also do you guys remember a chocolate covered marshmallow cookie that had a raspberry jam.
I'm so glad Mystic Mints were mentioned! My father asked me about them a few months ago and neither of us could remember what they were called...but we both missed them!
Another favorite I haven't seen in years was (IIRC) Lemon Coolers by Sunshine. Smallish, domed cookies covered with powdered sugar. There were flecks of lemon zest through out the cookie. These were super refreshing kept in the fridge in the summer!
re: meatn3
I loved those lemon coolers; the powdered sugar WAS cool, and melty, when you bit into the crunchy, just-lemony-enough interior. Does anyone know if these are still available?
re: mamachef
Might be a little late for a reply, but we get those at Ralph's Grocery Store. We live in Los Angeles, don't know if that'll help you.
re: myrealnameistaken
So the are still being made?? Great news! I cannot remember the name of those cookies. Can you tell me? I will obsess on them until I find them!
re: mamachef
I have looked everywhere and even on the internet. No luck.
re: meatn3
These are quite similar to the lemon cookies...
re: buttertart
I am so making these, probably this weekend. I like that it's a relatively small batch, too.
And now that I consider it, I have to do a Viennese table in June and these would be just right to add to the mix. Thanks, ma'am!
re: mamachef
Go heavier on the lemon rind, but I don't gotta tell you that, methinks.
re: mamachef
Reminds me of a story my sister told me of going to a weddin' (mistake on purpose) where my sister overheard a guest get all excited because they were having a Vietnamese table.
re: roxlet
Now that would be a weddin'.
Viennese tables are unkown (or were, at least) where I come from.
re: buttertart
I have never heard of a Viennese table, but it sounds marvelous. Description?
re: sandylc
It's a wedding thing here, a big table of as many (usually uninspiring) desserts as they can cram onto it. Some weddings also feature a candy table for the kids. They'd have to sit on me to keep me away from that one.
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Oh! I did recently hear of a candy table at a wedding...it sounded as though it wasn't just for the kids, though, ha!
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Someone once described a Viennese Table to my sister as a Vietnamese Table, lol. I think about that every time I see Viennese table mentioned!
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I love lemon in any form - these sound really good.
Thank you buttertart!
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You're very welcome. There's a more elaborate version of these in his Cookies Unlimited too.
This whole topic is pretty funny for Chowhound, because I bet most of us wouldn't even eat packaged cookies now (I almost never do), but darn, they were sooo important when we were kids! I remember so many that my family loved: Oreos (of course), Vienna Fingers, windmill, Danish wedding cookies. Such wonderful memories.
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Brown Edge Wafers were my weakness, and still would be today. Pecan Sandies were a close second. And Archway Molasses. Are any of these still made? As you say, they just don't have the same allure and commercial bakery is one aisle I usually skip.
The cookies you are looking for are called Cookie Break and made by Nabisco and they are discontinued. My mom found them in Chicago when I was a little kid and they were her favorite, we were talking about them the other day and this is what brought me to this board via Google to see if I could find a picture of them.
My Grandmother used to by a cookie that was a chocolate sandwich cookie with a peanutbutter cream inside then dipped in a peanutbutter coating. they were delicious can't remember the company that made them.
wish I had some lol
How about the mini pumpkin pies from Van de Camps, I think. I would love the recipe for those. I have been looking for that special taste in the pumpkin filling. Any ideas??
Brown edge wafers! My Grandmother would buy them. Lik BIG, super thing 'nilla wafers... often several broken in box. Thin and crispy.
THINK it was Nabisco who made something called "Golden Fruit?? Think it was raisins inside... haven't seem them in ages.
Peek Freans "Playbox" cookies - this blog has a photo of the tin they came in ----
(we grew up in Canada - last I saw these cookies was in the early 1970s - at Woodwards Famous Food Floor)
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I thought those were fab when I was little.
In the 70's I lived in Chicago, we used to buy these cookies that were oval, had an orange inside and covered in chocalote and nuts. I have no idea what their name was, I could eat the whole bag in one sitting it was more like a candy bar than a cookie it was so good, anyone know what Im talking about?
Not sure if this is where I start, but I too am looking for a cookie that is no longer around. I would like to try and re create it. They were cookie bars. The inside had some kind of wafer covered in caramel, then covered in chocolate followed by nuts.(I think peanuts) Almost like a BarNone but not quite. It was late 70's into the 80's. They came in a plastic tray and I'm almost sure the outside plastic was dark brown.
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Assuming you mean Nabisco Heyday Bars, here's a copycat recipe you can try: http://www.recipelink.com/msgbrd/boar...
I remember this cookie so well now that I'm seeing it here. My mother use to buy these cookies for me and my brothers and sister when we were kids back in the late 60's.. Loved them!
I also can't remember the name of the company who made these coconut cookies that was sold in a little package of 6 cookies for .25 cents, they also made oatmeal and chocolate chip cookies but ohhhhhhhhhh the coconut ones were my favorite! I believed these cookies were sold during the early 70's. They were crunchy, hard as rock but for some reason I just loved them! Any know the name of them?
Does anyone remember a coconut sandwich cookie with a filling that was maybe banana cream? Or vanilla? They were rectangle with ridges?
I can't remember the name or which company made them, but I recall them being in a white package with green stripes or squares on it....does anyone else recall these?
Can someone help please. I have been looking for a vanilla wafer. It was real crispy and kinda hard. With cream filling. It came in clear plastic packaging. I thought Nabisco used to make them. Thanks
I'm intrigued by this post because I've been going crazy trying to remember the name of a certain "Burry's" cookie from the early 1960's. The box looked like a TV, and the cookies were both vanilla sandwich cookies and chocolate sandwich cookies. The cookies had imprinted images of Tweety Bird and Sylvester. I think it may have been "Burry's Best" but I cannot even find this on the net. What I DID find though was a photo of a box of these "Toy Cookies" I remember them well because one of my sibs was allergic to chocolate!
Almond windmill Cookies. I loved them. According to the Dollar Tree website they are made by Lil' Dutch Maid. Brand called Salerno makes them too.


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Thanksgiving Day Worship
Thursday, November 27 at 10 am
A simple service of Holy Communion, Thanksgiving hymns,
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And this Sunday, November 23 at the 10 am service the Sunday School will be collecting non-perishable food for the Food for Friends pantry at St. John's in Dover. What do we need? Canned stews & soups (with pop-tops), boxed mac 'n cheese, canned fruit and vegetables, powdered milk, juice boxes, rice, pasta, canned tuna and meats, dried fruit, simple cookies. Donations can also be left in the food barrel in the side entrance of the Church. Thank you. Your contributions help feed hungry people.
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Advent starts November 30 and runs through the morning of December 24. It is the season in which Christians prepare for the coming of Christ - in the celebration of his birth at Christmas and in the anticipation of his return to renew humanity and all creation. During this time we wait with hope and look for God's justice and peace.
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This is an Advent and Christmas tale in which a fourth Wise Man goes in search of the Christ Child, but at every turn encounters people in great need. It's a story for adults that is also good for kids. Written by Henry Van Dyke in the 1920s, it has been adapted for the stage by William Ward, specifically for All Saints'. This costumed reading by professional actors will take place in the Church. Proceeds will benefit North Porch, which provides emergency supplies to babies and toddlers. We'll also be collecting jars of baby food for all ages: fruit, veggies and first foods at the door.
Festive Advent Evensong
Sunday, December 7 at 4 pm
in celebration of the 20th Ordination Anniversary of our rector
the Rev, Victoria Geer McGrath.
Scripture readings, canticles by Stanford, anthem by Bruckner, and our Director of Music Alison Siener Brown has written a new hymn for the occasion.
A Pot-Luck reception will follow. Hope you can join us!
Upcoming Outreach Opportunities
Family Promise Homeless Shelter at the Shrine of St. Joseph the week of Nov. 16. Many local congregations help to staff this program for needy families. Volunteers from All Saints' serve one week night to shop, cook a meal, serve a meal, spend the night; these are each different positions.
Food for Kids – our annual Sunday School in-gathering for the food pantry on Sunday, Nov. 23 Children bring non-perishable foods that appeal to kids. They will offer their donations as part of the opening procession for worship at 10 am. The full list of needed items can be found in This Week @ All Saints' elsewhere on this site.
Knitting for Seafarers – All Saints' donated 22 knitted items in our last shipment to Seaman's Church Institute for their Christmas at Sea program! We are always looking for knitters for this ministrydirections and yarn, and then you work on the project on your own time. Your gift will help keep a seafarer warm this winter.
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We'd love to have you visit and worship with us, share with you what God is doing in this Christian community of faith as we follow Jesus and serve our neighbors, and hear your questions, experiences and wisdom in your spiritual journey.
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Mid-Week Worship
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Unwanted knife disposal.
I'm in the process of moving. I have an old set of cheap dull knives (wooden handles) that are pretty much useless. When I took them to get sharpened they told me at the store it wasn't worth it and I'd be better off buying a set of knives at a supermarket. I don't necessarily want to "throw them out with the trash" or leave them on the street with other unwanted items. I would donate them, but they're so dull. How do I get rid of them in a safely?http://www.chow.com/images/add_new_to...
I'm glad you asked this question....I too have several really old knives to dispose of. In our town we are alllowed to take certain items, like batteries, TV sets, etc., to the City Yard on designated days. I suppose I'll be phoning that dept. to find out how to get rid of these knives. Thanks for reminding me!
I always see old knives at thrift shops. I'm sure they would be glad to take them and resell them
Why not throw them out with the trash? Put them in a box or something so they don't tear through the bag and cut someone. Or just chuck 'em into a dumpster.
People donate worse things than dull knives to thrift shops all the time. Someone may have a use for them. Like learning how to sharpen knives without fear of screwing up their good ones.
I just disposed of an old cleaver this way: I wrapped it in pieces of heavy cardboard, and taped the cardboard around so that no edge was exposed and it would protect the sanitation workers who might be injured when handling a trash bag. It might not be the best way to get rid of them, but it seems like this was sensible because it was wrapped safely.
many shelters accept old kitchenware so that they can give a box of assorted basic pot pan knife board plate cup strainer wood spoon to families or individuals who are transitioning from the shelter to housing & need to start a whole new household from absolute scratch. oftentimes this can mean the difference between being able to eat at home at all-- if you have *nothing* to prepare a meal with, you can't cook for yourself, and it can take months for an impoverished family to build up the most basic kitchen batterie-- when they also need to spend money on new bills, food, clothing, laundry, toiletries etc. you may see your old knives as virtually worthless, but they may be able to fill a gap for someone else. if they are really so dull and damaged that they are dangerous, i'd scrap them. these places also very much appreciate the donation of old can openers, odd saucepans, you get the idea.
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That's a super idea SK.... I never would have thought of that!
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I completly agree with SK or with the idea of the Salvation Army etc. A lot of people donate their time and I can probably grind an edge on even the worst knife. There are a lot of people out there with next to nothing. Recycling is perhaps the greenest thing we can do and it may yield a tax deduction for you at the end of ther year!
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People who work at the recycle wear very thick rubber coated work gloves so they can grab broken glass in a hurry. By comparrison a dull knife is minimal hassle....and often steel is caugt by a magnetic sorter.
Goodwill,Salvation Army etc want items that are sellable. What's not sellable goes in a dumpster they have to pay for. If their is a homeless program and the cutlery isn't total junk-that's best. If the knives are pretty trashed or useless..recycle bin.


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Be Planet Friendly! nbsp; nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; What should you recycle, renew, and reuse? Practically everything! nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Is there a gadget graveyard in your house? Want to get the most mileage out of your electrical appliances? Tired of having to choose between paying high prices for repairs or good money for a cheap replacement? Well, no more! These savvy secrets help you make the most of your purchases-and your money-by making things last longer and work better. You'll discover: -More than a thousand ways to maximize the value of everything you own, from furniture and fishing reels, to cell phones and ceiling fans, to iPods and earrings, and much more -Practical, money-saving ideas for making things last longer-from giving batteries staying power to keeping a washing machine in top condition -Fix-it-fast tips for making simple, inexpensive repairs when belongings go on the fritz -Learn how to say good-bye to possessions when it's time, whether by recycling, donating, selling, or tossing nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Don't Throw It Out by Lori Baird and the Editors of Yankee Magazine is packed with ideas to help you extend the life of your treasured possessions and keep your still-usable household items out of the landfill when you've decided you no longer need them. nbsp; nbsp;
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text: Fleshelpalooza at Sea View full-size image < previous next > Is this photo a winner? "Our 11th annual "Fleshel" Family vacation. It was our first cruise, so I decided to commemorate the event with Customink Shirts. Everyone loved them!" - Eileen Fleshel (Sep 09, 2010) Share this photo on: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Similar Photos: family vacation | cruise | carnival glory | fun | event vacation | happy Feeling inspired? Visit the CustomInk Design Lab to start your own group order. Design Your Own comment by Guest - Sep 13, 2010 - back to the top We love this idea! We would love to see what you have on the back of this shirt! Is there anyway we could see a photo or if you could give us an idea??


text: Great flippin balls of freakin ACK! It seems that I posted something today (again) that went to the wrong addy (again) and wound up a part of public record (again). And (for the first time) didn't realize it until a kind-hearted soul pointed it out (thanks Charotte) because my List subscriptions are set on Digest to save space. So much for the big surprise (sigh). And the worst part is that (for once) I REMEMBERED to hit spell check before I hit send. I think I'll take a break from e-mails for awhile. They seem to be bad for my digestion. I look forward to seeing what you all had to say when the List finally gets here. -- Cedric __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/


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Hello everyone! I'm still here and sorry there has not been much action. Usually i'm on deviant art more in the summer because I don't have to worry about school. But anyways, I am still very glad how this group is going along i'm getting wonderful new members and tons of Guinea Pig photos and drawings coming in.
Anyways, sadly I have canceled the contest due to ill advertising and no contributions. This seems to happen quite a bit so I am not surprised but anyways thank you for your corporation.
Also everyone thank you for all your wonderful pictures! But I also have some sad news..my Guinea pig Daisy (I had given her to a pre-school) has passed away which I was very upset about when I heard I miss her very much but am very happy to know she was happy and had a great time a the pre-school before she passed. She was 6 years old so I think she had a great happy life which I am happy about
Thank you everyone for your contributions to me and my admins group