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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
6
A guide to improvised camp meals using canned ingredients. Three to four casseroles use beans corn luncheon meat corned beef hash tuna and noodles cooked over grill coals in disposable pans with minimal fresh produce. Servings range from five to six per pan with simple heat and serve steps.
Mr and Mrs Charles II Cotton Sr of 211 W Winter Ave celebrate 60th wedding anniversary with an open house 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, a family dinner Monday at The Tavern New Wilmington and a gathering Tuesday at home. Married June 27, 1912 in Emmanuel Lutheran Church New Philadelphia Ohio. He retired from Baltimore and Ohio RR after 50 years. she and he active in church and fraternal groups. They have five children, two sets of twins, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. They also celebrate their 2nd birthdays this year. Stephen Farris earns Penn State architectural engineering degree and will be honored with a 12 to 6 p.m. open reception Sunday at the Farris home 532 E Long Ave.
New grill item Delish Kabobs features ground turkey meatballs layered with cherry tomatoes pineapple chunks and green pepper on bamboo skewers broiled over charcoal. The recipe uses a soy sauce based marinade and promises a quick tender juicy result with a mild versatile flavor.
Extension Home Economist Ruth H Thompson notes pork, chicken, and beef deals this week as stores cut prices on smoked ham and turkeys. Egg prices stay low, strawberries harvest in Pennsylvania, peaches arriving from the South, and watermelon cantaloupes stable. Chuck steaks vary in tenderness with blade cuts most economical. Iceberg lettuce should be firm, bright green, and fairly hard. Green caps on berries help seal in flavor.
The New Castle Bridge Club held a 16-table event at Castle Arms this week. Winners include overall champions Harry Ganelin and James Wheeler, with multiple pairs placing in North and South and Fast and West divisions. The next game is set for 7:30 p.m. July 5 at Castle Arms, with Max Hoover as director and partner requests directed to Mrs. Joseph Greenberg or Mrs. Karl Nempel.
Reservations for Garden Council's Iuneheon Wednesday will be taken by hostess chairman Mrs Verden Moore until Sunday. After the Infecteon at the Stone House dining room Ellwood City Mrs Kenneth Lash will host a tour of her antique filled house and garden. No exhibit will be held for the June meeting.
A collage of letters reveals mothers, daughters, and in law clashes over Mother's Day. A young wife defends honoring her mother-in-law, a new mom questions why her mother discounts her plans, and a grandmother laments a missing daughter’s sentiment while celebrating grandchildren.
Open houses mark graduation celebrations for Anna Marie Laurenza Richard Dubrock Tony Orelli Nancy Bovo Debra Galmarini Gregory Pfahles Kathy Kraner Debbie Farris and Valerin Evanoff at multiple locations with varying times from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday and Saturday in homes halls and clubs. A light cream cheese appetizer recipe with olives walnuts and celery accompanies the notices.
Green bright caps suggest freshness and good flavor for the berries. Dry shriveled caps indicate older berries likely past peak and lacking taste.
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