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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
12
Delightful party chicken dish uses cheese pastry cutouts and a rich sauce. The recipe guides make ahead steps for chicken broth, cream, and baked cheese pastry toppings, with simmered chicken and a cheese crust for a complete party main dish.
A refrigerated no bake dessert blending chocolate pudding, cottage cheese and gelatin. The recipe uses graham crust, whipped egg whites and instant milk crystals, chilling several hours before serving with almonds and coconut garnish.
The Treasury and the New York Stock Exchange clash over how to unlock investment capital. A NYSE survey says lowering capital gains taxes from 25 to 20 or 12.5 percent would spur millions in sales, boosting Treasury revenue. The administration backed higher taxes in 1964, but Congress rejected the plan.
A card party for Harmony Grove School benefits is set for Nov 18 at the American Legion Home in Woodsboro. The Ladies Auxiliary to Glen W Eyler Unit 282 organized the event with 15 members present. They plan a spring rummage sale, note candy is ordered and on sale, and authorize $200 toward the post home mortgage. Mrs Kathryn Drenning was authorized to order the coming year’s legislative bulletin. Upcoming programs include a November tupperware party December music January junior activities February national security and Americanism March civil defense April foreign relations May poppy Girls State and June community service. A bad case was sent to Mrs Sheila Putman in a Baltimore hospital. The pig was won by Mrs Drenning. Our Most Serious tax problems and Lake Huron area figures are mentioned with Secretary Henry H Fowler.
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