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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
6
Across the Back Fence recounts a reader sorting family photographs and recalling memories. The column answers reader questions on a bun recipe sugar yeast salt amounts and notes a fried chicken method using dry milk for better browning and moisture. It teases forthcoming cookie recipes and reflects on editing errors in recipes.
The Camp Fire Father-Daughter Box Supper at First Reformed Church drew about 335 attendees on February 7. Awards honored top sellers including Cindy Gifford earning a week at Camp Han tesa for 161 boxes, with other recognitions for Debra Van Hemert, Toni Riddle, Roxanne Jones, Debbie Patrick, Tanya Moore, Cheryl Menninga, and Cheri Van Hemert earning weeks at camps and silver awards. The program featured speaker Mrs. Martha Lautenbach, explorer history notes on Pella, and a closing song.
A simple recipe note describes Unbaked Fruit Bars using Lorna Doone cookies coconut pecans crushed pineapple and a 12 by 18 pan. It also outlines Salted Peanut Bars with Wheaties peanuts coconut sugar corn syrup and milk boiled to soft ball then poured over mixture and pressed into a pan to cut into bars.
Central College library displays 80 linoleum relief prints by Robert C Hodgell former artist in residence at Des Moines Art Center now art professor at Florida Presbyterian College St. Petersburg Works use India ink on large linoleum with Japanese brush prints include animal patriot and passion series reflecting social political and metaphysical themes with subtle humor Hodgell born in Kansas.
Ed Van Gorp of 600 Washington St. will be honored as a 50 year Mason at a Masonic Lodge meeting in Pella at 7 30 p m Saturday February 19 with Dr T J Fultz presenting. About 12 of every 1000 Masons reach this milestone.
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