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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1969
Page
11
A home cookbook note describes making Scallopini Veal with chestnuts. Veal is sliced thin and browned with butter and garlic, then simmered in sour cream and water. Added are chestnuts, apricots, basil, rosemary, monosodium glutamate, lemon juice, and marsala, thickened with cornstarch, then baked covered 30 to 40 minutes at 350, with advance preparation possible.
Miss Debra Kay Bretz of Guysville married Mr. Gary Robert Jarvis of Cutler in a holiday double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a Sabrina neckline and carried a white Bible with white geraniums. Attendants included maid of honor Diana Powell and bridesmaids Christie Bretz and Dea Jarvis in cranberry velvet. Best man Jack Jarvis Jr. and ushers included Dennis Jarvis and Charles Jarvis. The couple, graduates of 1968 and 1967, live on Cutler Route 1 while working as paraprofessional and carpenter's apprentice respectively.
The Plains Entre Nous Club met at Mrs. Gerald Beckley's home with seven members. Hostess gift won by Mrs. Karl Reinhart. February meeting will feature a red gift exchange with Mrs. Roger Brown. WSCS at First United Methodist presented Two in a Tussle with silhouettes, led by several members. Quiet Day planned for February and invitations extended. Ladies Auxiliary met at Beckley’s. next gathering with Mrs. Fred McKibben on Feb. 5. Ralph Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson, has returned from Houston and joined Baylor University electronics after being discharged from the Air Force.
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