02 May 1961
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1961
Page
1
An illustrated guide explains selecting and preparing a standing rib roast. It covers removing the chine bone, roasting without water, and using a meat thermometer to reach 140 F rare, 160 F medium, or 170 F well done. Rest about 20 minutes, carve, and present neatly for serving. Reheating leftovers should be wrapped and refrigerated promptly.
A compact reading list and guidance on personal finance for housewives. It covers investment texts and consumer resources, notes on Series E bonds and reinvestment, lost checks handling, and explains that credit union shares are not purchasable like stock, requiring eligibility.
Over the Back Fence presents a luncheon main dish salad recipe for Sar dine and Egg Salad serving four. Ingredients include hard boiled eggs celery mustard mayonnaise vinegar seasoned salt lettuce cups tomatoes onion and sardines with parsley. Prepare by mixing eggs and seasonings, chilling, plating in lettuce cups, dividing tomatoes, adding onion, sardines and parsley as garnish.
Richard Lopez a 17 year old Bowie high school senior in El Paso named Boy of the Year by the Boys Clubs of America. He mentored by family after his father's death leads his brothers while his mother works long hours. He excels in sports journalism and student leadership and met President Kennedy. He plans to study law at Harvard after a Macalester scholarship offer. He emphasizes household chores as a teamwork system and spends little time on dates.
If you are employed ask whether your company offers a credit union. Many churches and organizations run credit unions that members may join. Seek out workplace or organizational options to join a local credit union.
Miss Joyce Smock daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Smock married Gary Barnhart son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Barnhart of Colesburg in a Saturday evening Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev Gordon Freeburg. Attendants were JoAnn Barnhart and Allen Meyer. A church parlor reception followed. The groom works for Farley and Loetscher in Dubuque.
Mrs. Dean A. Lansing and her sons Allen Michael and Steven conclude a 5 month stay with Mrs. Leo H. Oswald at 2317 Dave NE. They will join Mr. Lansing in Baumholder Germany where he is stationed with the army.
Mrs. Ted Foltz of Thirty Seventh Street NE and her daughter Mrs Bonnie return from a visit with relatives. The item notes their improved health and plans for the coming week. Additional details mention neighbors and local greetings observed during the return.
Miss Janet L. Weas daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Weas West Liberty wed Robert L Kurth son of Mr and Mrs Vern Kurth Marengo at the Little Brown church on Saturday A reception followed at the couple's Cedar Rapids home They will reside at 3402 Cave NE Cedar Rapids
Mrs W Hugo P Struve hosted a pink and blue shower Monday evening honoring Mrs Gerald Bast of Ames, formerly Cedar Rapids. Twenty guests attended at the Struve home, with Mrs Bast visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William J Kos at 2718 Meadowbrook Drive SE.
Norma Jean Tate daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Lekin Cedar Rapids became the bride of John Charles Resewehr son of Mr and Mrs E W Resewehr of Lisbon on April 23 at St Pauls Lutheran church Rev Edgar P Sienne officiated The bride works at St Lukes hospital in Cedar Rapids and the groom at Younk iers store in Lindale Plaza After the ceremony the couple went home with the bride s parents
British women shun the transparent black nightie with sales slumping in London stores. Buyers cite indecency concerns and fashion shifts toward yellow and lilac. Manufacturers say black nighties are no longer stocked and magazine covers influence attitudes, while overall nightie sales rise.
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