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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
6
An AP Food feature presents a blender tomato and potato soup recipe with milk water and seasonings for six servings. It includes a chicken dish and a basic egg salad sandwich component with notes on preparation and serving.
A playful home recipe for baked stuffed peaches with honey pecans and canned ginger. Steps include: peel and halve peaches, soak in ascorbic acid solution, mix nut filling, fill peach halves, bind with toothpicks, bake gently, and serve with custard or ice cream. Also lists a Dinner menu with steak potatoes green peas and vanilla ice cream.
A.B Gamma sorority Alpha Sigma Phi hosts a rush party at Mary Mice’s home featuring gifts and social mixing with the Scots allure of Edinburgh. Guests mingle, share pink lemonade and cookies, and discuss past tours as a lively college social memory.
The Go-Go Gilles Weel floor offers fine food with a romantic Pompador Room featuring piano music in the style of Ettore Duchin. The Scamp is superb, tournedos tender, and Caledonian rooms boast spacious baths and views, with rates from 18 dollars breakfast included.
In a July 31 candlelight service at L dist Church, Connie Jean Vetor and Darrell Alan Brooklins wed. Rev. David Gouser officiated the double ring ceremony. Parents, Neil Vetor and Donaie Vetor of 1920 E Seventh S, and Don Brooklins of Leesburg, cheered the couple. Attendants included maid of honor Roy Vetor and bridesmaids Christi Barker Belinda Murray and Gini McMillen. Mike Mock served as ring bearer, Ron Kunkle as best man, with Denny Brookins Kim Hartman and Steve Wollerman as groomsmen. Ushers Bob Mock and Mike Heare seated guests. reception followed in the basement. They planned a trip to upper Michigan after the reception. Mrs Brookins is a 1971 Ander Senior High School graduate. her husband, a 1967 Milford High School graduate, is an assistant foreman at Vitreous Steel in Nappanee Ind.
The WCTU in Asien County will host a county convention on Friday September 10 at Pioneer Root. The event titled Ahead to Victory features WCCTU president as guest speaker and includes a luncheon and officer elections. Also offered are cake cooling guidelines emphasizing proper cooling locations and timing for layer and other cakes.
Six members gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Eame Shaver's home to hear a program by Mrs. Gus Meyer and Mrs. John Tomlinson. Newcomers plan a trip to Christy Woods in Muncie for October 6 with details announced by Larry Parks. Members enjoyed refreshments, decorations, and gifts were presented to Lenora Corry and other guests as Rev. Paul Hart led a devotional themed Indianapolis and Labor Day weekend music provided by local committee.
Miss Wise chooses Rhonda George as bridesmaid and Weldon Far as best man. Attendants include Debbie Wise and Linda Westerild. Vanderbur honored at dinner. A China shower hosted by Mrs Rice and aunt Hazelbaker, in Frankton, with pink and blue décor signals upcoming wedding.
Miss Glaser received corsages and a double heart cake at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. R. M. Rusl. Guests included her mother Mrs. Joseph Glaser and future mother in law Mrs. Jack Van Metre. Prizes were awarded to several attendees after contests.
Blair's chocolate pudding recipe calls for 2 cups milk 1 square unsweetened chocolate 3 tablespoons packed brown sugar and 1 tablespoon butter. Heat chocolate and sugar with milk until smooth then melt in butter and heat to finish as directed on package.
Local event at Anderson Country Club features Mrs. Robert Baker as chair with Richard Robers as co chair. Committee includes Mrs Hugh Cherry Mrs Rich and Mrs Lanning. Open at 10 8m with coffee hour and lunch to follow. local artists will display paintings.
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