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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
6
Recipe notes list Tuna Canapes with Capers using three cans of tuna in oil drained with minced celery horseradish and mayonnaise plus capers. Also mentions Skewered Cheese Cubes and Pineapple Tidbits and Vanilla Ice Cream with Chocolate Sauce as part of a Saturday night refresher.
A yogurt based dressing with curry powder onion powder and minced parsley is suggested for chicken salad. For a fast salad mix French style canned beans with drained bean sprouts and French dressing, rinse sprouts with cold water and drain well before use.
787 horse and colt embroidery transfer described as simple stitches. Measures about 12 by 17 inches. Request 30 cents plus 10 cents postage and handling sent to Martha Madison care of this newspaper Monis Plains No 07990.
Mix tuna celery horseradish and mayonnaise with capers salt. Refrigerate then spread on crackers just before serving. Garnish with capers parsley and pimiento strips. Makes 24 canapes.
Barbara Gibbons argues overweight is linked to not enjoying food. Tips urge savoring each bite, avoiding distractions, eating slowly, planning ahead, and eating only when hungry. Readers are invited to request Slim Gourmet Cookie Recipes with a stamped envelope.
Col. Robert Colip and Mrs Colip with children Cathy Ann and Rob from Colorado Springs visit Mr and Mrs George Tudor at 120 North Street. Mr and Mrs Paul Worley with Cheryl Ann and Paul Alan from Labonia Mich are related to the Tudors by marriage. Lowell Jarrett returns to Sunnymead Calif after holidays with Herman Jarrett and sister-in-law Farrell Pettigrew at Lapel.
The Women’s Council of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly gathering in the Fellowship Room. Activities include White Cross sewing at 10 a.m., Board of Managers meeting, and a noon pitch-in dinner. Mrs. Gordon Hyde will discuss Alaska.
New York AP reports research shows over half of US women wear odd sized bras. Perma-Lift tested the concept on about 300 employees and found 55 percent with odd sizes. Industry had offered only even-numbered bras since the 1930s due to tradition and stock costs.
A simple skillet dish where zucchini and onion strips are sautéed in olive oil, then canned stewed tomatoes are added and heated through. Serve the warm tomato sauce over plates or in small sauce dishes.
Anita Highwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Murval Highwood graduated from Ball State University in the honors program earning a B S in English and history She was one of three from Madison County to graduate with honors after four years and writing an honors thesis She joins Alpha Chi Omega Kappa Delta Pi Phi Alpha Theta and Lambda Iota Tau.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Jones of 3825 Madison Ave announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter Bonnie to Joe Hall son of Mrs. Virgin Hall of Markleville. The ceremony will be in the Jones garden on Aug 25. Miss Jones recently graduated from Madison Heights High School. Mr. Hall works at Puckett Chevrolet in Pendleton and is a 1971 Pendleton Heights High School graduate.
Xi active chapter of Tri Kappa Kappa Kappa initiated 27 pledges at the YWCA. Mrs. Robert W. Miller became president as officers were installed for 1972-73. Dessert was served with pink and white decor. bridge-a-rama prizes went to top teams.
The Harvest Moon ABWA chapter honors Madonna Cook as 1972 Woman of the Year. A member since 1962, she has held multiple offices and now works as a receptionist at Central Indiana Gas. The national group supports girls with grants and loans, sponsoring two students at Indiana University system.
The Mid-Way Club for singles met for a pitch in dinner with 23 attendees. Future events include a June 21 meeting at the YWCA at 7 PM and an Anderson Organ Club gathering on June 25 at Mrs. Dottie Hines home. Contests and weight loss notes featured TOPS 278 winners, Trim Swim class, Race Car Contest victors, and closing thought by Alice Horn.
Darlene Hensley and Larry McDonnell exchanged vows May 20 at 7 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church with Rev. James Lantz officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Cindy Hayden and best man Gary Haston. The couple resides at 2202 Poplar Street and both hold degrees from Madison Heights and Vincennes University.
The Columbia Rebekah Lodge 565 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the IOOF Hall 201 Andover Rd Mrs Wilma Krutger noble grand will preside Drill practice will be conducted
Rural Garden Club members led by president Mrs. Frank White discussed favorite eating places at a recent meeting with tips on flower arranging by Mrs. Chester Graham and a guest, Mrs. Keith Davis. July hosting duties will be by Mrs. Pearl McClintick and Mrs. Nelle Myers. Royal Neighbors met for a covered-dish dinner with hostess committee Ceinwein Rowe Mil dred Williams Esther Knight and Mary Anroe. Frances Clem presided in Opal Bitner’s absence as next meeting set for June 28 and a meat stuffed cabbage rolls freezer note noted.
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