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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
3
Heloise shares a bacon cooking method using a round wire rack placed upside down over the bacon in a cold skillet. Cook on low, no turning required, then lift the rack with forceps. Readers contribute tips on toys, patches, and simple household hacks.
Scout Den 6 Pack 225 meets at Mrs Verda Jones home as Tim Finley leads a flag salute. Cub scouts bring Christmas toys, David Colvin serves refreshments, Randy Jordan leads the living circle and scout promise. Last week they delivered candy and cookies to a nursing home and sang carols.
Salesmen and wives of the Assurance Co Eastern Kansas branch enjoyed a two day gathering hosted by Ralph Willcott branch manager and Mrs Willcott. Events included lunch at Orchid Buffet dinner at the Country Club a gift exchange and social visits at the Willcott home and Drumstick with out of town guests from Humboldt Garnett Parsons Fort Scott Burlington Iola Neosho Mo Bentonville Ark and Cherryvale plus Mrs Lily Snodgrass.
President Johnson's new press secretary George Christian, age 40, is to undergo back surgery for a long time ailment in Austin Texas. Moyers will stand in as acting press secretary for about three weeks while Christian recovers.
A New Year ham guide offers fully cooked and cook before eating options. It describes bone in or boned hams, half hams for small families, and carving tips. A Cherry Holiday Ham recipe with peppermint pear garnish explains glazing, browning, and decorative touches for a festive platter.
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts received The Street Singer by Edward Manet valued at $800000. It was donated under the will of the late Mrs. J Montgomery Sears of Boston.
Georgia Kay Pearce of Gastonia North Carolina was named 1967 Maid of Cotton in Memphis Tennessee. First alternate Kim Taylor Hobbs New Mexico and Connie Diane Fletcher Phoenix Arizona named as alternates. Pearce will tour worldwide promoting the cotton industry with official duties starting at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day.
Silver Springs Florida AP reports window washer Ray Carpenter works underwater to clean the massive glass sections of the aquatorium. He faces no fear of heights but must be able to swim to perform the task safely.
A recipe note suggests filling the hollowed apple cores with guava or currant jelly before wrapping in pastry to form dumplings. The tip emphasizes fruit flavors inside the pastry for a sweet finish.
Layton Utah eight year old twins David and Darlene Bagley each broke an arm within minutes of each other while sledding. Both injuries were reported for the day.
Mrs Jessie Fox Smith of Bennington plans a New Year dinner for 75 to 85 relatives and friends. She will host a cafeteria style meal with help from guests who bring covered dishes and use paper plates. The host says her large house can accommodate 100 and she will supply most of the turkey and ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boler of Elsmore announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to David Hanson son of Mrs. Margaret Hanson of Iola and Hobart Hanson of Berkeley California. Betty attends Emporia State College and plans to graduate in May. Hanson studies at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. No wedding date is set.
The VFW and its Auxiliary announce local scholarship winners from the Voice of Democracy contest held in December. First prize goes to Jeanie Hardin of Midway, second to Kathy Owen of Chanute, and third to Bob Peterson of Midway. Runners up include Marcia Dent, Pat Black, and Lena Lloyd. Judges evaluated taped themes on December 10.
Sunflower Chapter OES held its officer installation in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ora Cheyney was installed as worthy matron with her husband escorting her to the East. Louis Junod became worthy patron with his wife guiding him to the East. A full slate of officers followed with gifts exchanged among members. The Masonic Home and finance committees were announced, and refreshments were provided after the ceremony.
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