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The Sylvania Times
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NIGHT BEFORE CASSEROLE
1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
3-4 cups chopped, cooked chicken or turkey
1 can cream of mushroom soup
2 cups milk
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
Combine all ingredients and pour into a greased 9x13
baking dish. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Remove
cover and bake at 350 for 1 hour.
COOKIES & CREAM ICE CREAM CAKE
14 oz can sweetened condensed milk
8 oz cream cheese, softened
12 oz cool whip
1 box frozen ice cream sandwiches
(Usually, 12 to cover 9x13 baking dish)
2 cups crushed Oreo cookies
Blend together condensed milk and cream cheese
until smooth. Fold in cool whip. Spread half of this
mixture in bottom of dish and sprinkle half of the
Oreos on top. Place ice cream sandwiches over this
mixture in an even layer. Cover with remaining cream
cheese mixture and remaining Oreos. Freeze until
firm and serve. A good make ahead dessert.
ELIZABETH’S SOPAPILLACHEESECAKE
2 cans crescent rolls
2 pkgs 8 oz cream cheese
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 Tbs cinnamon
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup melted butter
Unroll one can of crescent rolls and place in lightly
greased 9x13 baking dish. Pinch seams together and
stretch to fit. Beat cream cheese with one cup sugar
until smooth and add vanilla. Spread mixture over
dough and then spread the second can of crescents,
making sure to seal the seams. Pour melted butter
evenly over the top. Mix the remaining 1/2 cup sugar
with cinnamon and sprinkle evenly over butter. Bake
at 350 for 30-40 minutes. Cool slightly before cutting.
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Senior Wellness
Members Enjoy
Christmas Early Thanks
to Local Businesses and
Individuals
By Sarah Saxon, Reporter
far
The Times
The holiday spirit is alive and well at the Sylvania
Senior Wellness Center as members were treated to an
early Christmas surprise, courtesy of local businesses and
generous individuals. This heartwarming initiative aimed
to bring joy to the elderly community, ensuring they have a
memorable holiday season.
Several businesses and individuals took part in a
heartening effort to make Christmas brighter for the senior
members of the Sylvania Senior Wellness Center. Each
participant was assigned names, along with infomiation
about the preferences and wishes of the recipients, allowing
for personalized and thoughtful gift-giving.
CDozier's (Doggie Daze
King eats the
Garland
Here’s a funny one. This one
Christmas a dog owner decided they
should string popcorn for the tree.
That didn’t work well. So, then they happened to see
an ad in a magazine to string cranberries and dried mini
marshmallows alternating them. In which the entire family
joined in and made a really nice string of berries and
marshmellows.
During the first night the family heard a strange noise
from downstairs. When they all got up from their beds and
checked, they found their 8-month-old German shepherd
(King) had decided to taste the fruits of their labor. After
laughing for quite a while they decided to restring them
thinking King had just pulled them off the tree. But then
, they found out he had eaten the marshmallows and left
the cranberries. However, after further investigation, he
didn't leave the cranberries on the tree, he had taken each
one off and tried each of them and then smuged them into
the carpet behind the tree. (Evidently, King did not like
cranberries) Knowing there were
some left, they went digging in
the trash can looking for dried
marshmallows, and pulled
some new cranberries from the
refrigerator. Whew, they were
very lucky, they had just made
it before he had pulled the string
and made the tree fall. That was
over 30 years ago and they still
laugh about it every Christmas.
Now, I am sure they know now,
not to put anything edible on the
tree, at least not on the bottom.
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Dr. Sidney J. Morgan
Optim Primary Care
Beyond
Bananas:
Potassium
and the body
Neighbors, potassium, and the body are frequent topics
of health discussions. Are we getting enough? How many
bananas should we eat? Is low potassium causing cramps?
Potassium is a tremendously helpful mineral throughout the
body. Below are some of the common ways potassium is
beneficial in everyday life.
The Importance of Potassium: Electrolyte Balance:
Potassium, a pivotal electrolyte, preserves balance within
and around cells. This equilibrium is fundamental for the
proper function of nerve and muscle cells, including the
rhythmic contraction of the heart muscle.
Blood Pressure Regulation: Functioning as a
counterbalance to sodium, potassium aids in blood
pressure regulation. Adequate potassium intake has been
associated with lower blood pressure levels, contributing to
cardiovascular health.
Fluid Balance: Instrumental in regulating fluid balance,
potassium plays a critical role in preventing dehydration
and ensuring optimal cellular function.
Muscle Contraction: Normal muscle contraction relies on
adequate potassium levels, preventing muscle cramps and
spasms and promoting overall muscular health.
Nerve Function: Essential for proper nerve function,
potassium facilitates the transmission of nerve signals
throughout the body.
Sources of Potassium: Diverse dietary sources contribute
to potassium intake, ensuring a well-rounded approach to
meeting daily requirements. Key sources include fruits like
bananas, oranges, cantaloupe, and apricots; vegetables such
as spinach, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes; legumes
like beans, lentils, and peas; dairy products including milk,
yogurt, and cheese; and nuts, seeds, and fish like almonds,
peanuts, sunflower seeds, salmon, and tuna.
Recommended Daily Intake: The recommended daily
potassium intake varies based on age, sex, and overall
health. Adults are advised to consume approximately 2,500
to 3,000 milligrams of potassium per day. It is advisable
to consult with a healthcare professional to determine
individualized dietary requirements.
The flags of the branches of service and some of the wreaths that were
placed on the gravesites. Photo by Sarah Saxon
Veterans honored
with wreaths
By Sarah Saxon, Reporter
for
The Times
On Friday, December 15, the members of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and the American Legion gathered at the
Screven Memorial Cemetery to place wreaths on the 542
graves of veterans in the cemetery.
In total, there are 2,3 51 veterans buried in various Screven
County cemeteries. Each grave will receive a wreath thanks
to the gracious contributions from residents and businesses.
Phil Martin of the local VFW stated “We are here to
honor these veterans and their service to our country.”
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