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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1971
Page
6
An article argues for low calorie holiday dishes using jars and canned fillings while offering a slim mock mince pie recipe with eight servings at 154 calories per slice. It also promotes a faster lean beef sauerbraten variant at about 250 calories per serving with a lighter pie crust and airport-friendly dessert toppings.
A compact guide to a Spanish beef and rice casserole using ground lean beef and olive oil. It highlights cumin, imported olive oil, white wine, tomatoes, onions, garlic, olives, and spices. Ready to serve in 45 minutes, yields seven servings.
The Xi Gamma Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its annual Christmas Party at the Huddle Restaurant with hostesses Norris Cheshier Leonard Gentry Jack Hollis Stephen Sears and Stephen Hart. Tables featured Santas and sleighs as favors and game prizes were awarded. Members attending included Paul Abshire Robert Ammerman Manuel Cantrell Norris Cheshier Larry Gelling Leonard Gentry Jerry ranfield John Hancock James Marl Stephen Hart Jack Hollis Fred McCowan Pat Robins Dennis Roof Stephen Sears John Shaffer William Smith John Stewart Marsha Greenwalt and Judy Briton. A Jan. 4 business meeting will be held at Mrs Dennis Root’s home 613 Garden Ct.
The Wapihani Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association held a December dinner meeting at Lamper’s Party Barn. Guests included husbands and friends. Don Bartlette of the Madison County Association for the Mentally Retarded spoke about progress and future plans as he prepares to move to Minneapolis to direct Program Outreach. He accepted gifts for a new classroom.
A brief recipe notes heating all ingredients with 4 teaspoon dried tarragon for flavor. The dish serves 6 to 8 and is presented as a mug serving idea.
Vermillion Community efforts solicit funds for Patty Arnett who suffered carbon monoxide poisoning. Arnett, a 1971 Monroe High graduate and daughter of Mrs Helen Arnett, remains unconscious in Community Hospital ICU.
A New York department store shows a broom and wicker baskets from Communist China as the first PRC goods sold openly in the United States since the ban was lifted. Chinese silk garments and jewelry also attract shoppers, with designers integrating oriental influences despite tension with the regime. Mary Jean Mail, daughter of John and Mary Mail, sang in a university choir and hails from Anderson High School class of 1970.
Purdue Extension consumer expert Dr. Jan Armstrong warns against high pressure offers and fast deals. Learn to say no, cooling off before buying, shop around, verify with local chambers and police, and ask questions to avoid scams. If problems remain, contact the Office of Attorney General and local consumer protection offices.
The notice lists a YWCA daily schedule with swim and activity times and notes recycled Christmas cards being offered in shops for the first time this year. Hallmark has a limited recycled card line this year with plans for more in the coming year.
Altrusa Club heard from Mrs. Wace Sree Jr of the Pink Ladies Auxiliary of Community Hospital and Mrs. William Stinson representing St Johns Victoria Guild on local hospital volunteer work. The talk opened with poinsettias and was followed by business sessions led by Mrs. Rex Jones.
TOPS members attended the December meeting at the Willows Nursing Home recording a total of 36 pounds. Queens named include Julia Foster Alice Boyer Vella Raines Bessie Humphries and Linda Durr. A short play Run away Packages was presented by May Doutt Becky Harper Susan Howard Bessie Humphries Vesta Huggins Betty Parks Alice Boyer and Mary Doutt. Mary Addison reached her KOPS and contest chairs for January February were Matus Wanita Summa and Martha Tobin. Bessie Humphries won the calorie chart drawing and Dorothy Etchison won Lose to Win. Eagles Auxiliary No 174 initiated new candidates including Marie Conley Millie Fields Ida Reeves and Annie Stevenson. December birthdays noted for Marine Welper Jenny Stripe and Helen Sokol. Mae Moneyhan won the door prize. Charissa Club met at Tom and Smiths 1313 E 7th St with Christmas program by Val Clear and John W W Smith. Gifts and kindness themes reflected in ornaments and baskets for shut ins and golden agers. Elegant Christmas refreshments served by Elsie Blackwell Margarette Upshaw.
Mr and Mrs Dennis N Oakes formerly of Anderson have returned to their Albany home after spending Christmas in the area with friends and relatives. Mr Oakes was with the Planning Commission here and now works with the Urban Planning Commission in Albany. Mrs Oakes, Judy Ann Young, taught in Madison here.
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