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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1972
Page
6
Barbara Gibbons hints that the backyard cookout is both a playful domestic idea and a practical way to keep meals lighter. She notes that many store bought sauces carry high sugar and fat, suggesting lean meats and acid marinades to preserve flavor with fewer calories. A sugarless barbecue sauce recipe is included, featuring tomato puree lemon juice mustard and celery salt with a sugar substitute.
Debra Sue Wales, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wales Wilkinson, wed Charles Michael Butcher, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Butcher Knightstown, in a 730 p m ceremony July 8 at Wilkinson Church of Christ. The couple will reside in Greenfield after a two day honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Lee Kinnett Rt 2 Middletown were honored at a dinner for their 35th anniversary. They married July 10 1937 in New Castile Ind by Rev William W Robinson. They have five children and ten grandchildren. Mr Kinnett farms.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Swinford announce the engagement of their daughter Verlinda Sue to Michael Wayne Gwynn son of Mr Paul Gwynn Brock Apts Anderson and Mrs Lillian Gwynn Markleville. Verlinda a Pendleton Heights graduate now with the Credit Bureau of Anderson Michael a Pendleton Heights graduate of 1970 attends Anderson Area Vocational School and works at Roll Center in Greendale. The couple will wed Friday September 1 at 7 30 p m at the First United Methodist Church Pendleton.
A simple sauce mix combines applesauce, soy sauce, white wine, water, and garlic salt to pour over meat. Optional garlic salt adds flavor. recipe notes a 6 calorie per tablespoon value for applesauce.
Andersonians from Muncie Central High School’s 1932 class plan a 40th reunion at the Elks Lodge in Muncie on Saturday August 19. A social hour precedes dinner at 6 with program at 8, and Dancing by The Whole Thing from 9 30 to 12 30. Reservations due August 10 via John Barr contact. address updates to Mrs. William Wulff.
A compact recipe blend shows Toriyake style barbecue marinade using soy sauce sake and water with ginger garlic cornstarch and a warm finish for meat. A pineapple chicken broth vinegar soy sauce onion garlic and brown sugar mix simmers ten minutes for poultry and seafood.
Miss Anne Elizabeth Howell and Donald Warren Sullivan plan a garden ceremony at 4:30 p.m. August 14 at the home garden of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cree Gable with Rev. Drexel Rankin officiating. The bride elect, a Daleville High School graduate, majors in home economics at Purdue and holds multiple honors and activities. Sullivan, a Purdue graduate candidate, attends General Motors Institute and works at Delta-Remy Division.
Local groups outline events for summer and fall. Alpha Lambda meets to plan calendar and bake sale at Grandview Park on July 21 during pony rides. Unit For Blind plans Indiana convention and August picnic at Shadyside Park with 28 members and 5 guests.
The YWCA lists a daily program with mixed bridge at 7 30 pm pool activities beginning 9 15 am preschool special at 10 am Womens Dip at 11 am W B Club and Swim Club at 3 30 pm Open Dip 4 30 pm private lessons at 5 30 and 7 00 pm novice session at 6 30 pm family dip at 8 30 pm and Boy Scout Troop 209 in attendance
The Anderson Beta Sigma Phi chapter announces three college scholarships for graduating seniors from Anderson High Highland High and Madison Heights. Recipients are Terry McHenry Rebecca Jean Levell and Connie Watkins. McHenry plans fashion design study at American Fashion College in Switzerland. Levell aims for Franklin College and secondary education. Watkins will attend Indiana University with undecided career plans.
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