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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1967
Page
2
A quick seafood curry using frozen peeled and deveined shrimp. The method calls for minimal fuss with butter curry sauce thickened by flour and milk, then folded with shrimp and served over hot rice. A TV note follows about Joey Bishop greeting Liberace Minnie Pearl and Bach Yen on KCRG-TV.
Timely lines quote New York City mayor John Lindsay on closing topless joints in New York and his Hawaii luncheon remark. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff voices his stance on censure of a Connecticut colleague. Winifred Corbally reflects on Helen Keller at age 87 and enduring age as an obstacle.
A roster of winners includes Mrs. Virgil Haars, 302 Larick Dr Marion. Jack Simmons, Tower Trailer Terrace. Mrs Donald Young, 835 South 7th St Marion. Mrs W B Ellis, 4508 Walker St NE. John R Flide, 3015 Johnson Ave NW. Mrs Miles Neff, 2129 42nd St NE. Mrs John Walsh, 2030 Bever Ave SE. Merle Allison, 3138 Mount Vernon Rd SE.
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