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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1961
Page
9
An optimistic homemaker believes family efforts will teach putting items away after use to prevent home accidents. The Institute for Safer Living urges periodic checks of appliances and a family "pick up" program to reduce injuries and falls.
The Norton Ravendale Little League Auxiliary will meet Monday night November 27 at 8 15 at the American Legion Hall in Bardale. Doltan Dale of Riverdale will present a Christmas floral demonstration featuring three arrangements. Reds mothers will host refreshments.
The Raserdale-Dalton Guild of the Ingalls Memorial Hospital Auxiliary holds a Friday December 1 meeting at 1 30 am. THS Madrigal Singers will perform and Mrs Leon O Leatherman will give a Christmas message. Guests invited to attend and bring cookies for the hospital party. Annual chairmen reports due to Mrs Charlotte Hansen before the meeting. Hostesses are Mrs C Konow, Mrs C Kuckert, and Mrs L Gardner.
Phyllis Gerdes of 14807 Clark Street served as student coordinator for the World Affairs Day conference held November 9 at Saint Xavier College in Chicago. Miss Gerdes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gerdes.
St Paul Ladies Aid will hold its Christmas luncheon and sale on Thursday December 7. Lunch from 11 am to 1 pm. Tickets $1.25. Call Mrs William Schultz for reservations. Deadline Monday December 4. The sale runs from morning till 3 pm with cake and post Thanksgiving feature.
The article advises avoiding intricate dishes if not all family members are present. Plan around your clan’s habits and weather, cook ahead with stews pot roasts and casseroles, and include make ahead salads and simple desserts to ensure timely, balanced meals.
A quick guide to elevating brown and serve rolls for a fancy dinner. Sugary touches or cheese accents transform simple rolls into stylish gems, using common pantry items to dress or stuff in moments.
The Alpha Xi Delta Southside Alumnae Group meets November 21 at 8 p.m. in Miss Jane Poole’s home 10732 S Longwooddi. South Suburban members should contact Mrs Paul Klein for transportation. Members test and exchange batches of Christmas cookie recipes.
Guides on watering before freezing to protect evergreens and encourage spring growth. Fall spading improves soil and exposes pests like cutworms and grubs. Remove and destroy withered perennials to curb insects bacteria and fungi lurking in dead stalks.
Variety suggests adding capers to greens for a zingy, adaptable flavor. The article notes capers enhance fish dishes with lemon butter and recommends other accent ingredients like pomu ente cheeses olives and red Italian onions to elevate salads into a gourmet dish.
A home recipe outlines veal and pork casserole with creamed corn chicken rice soup noodles and pimento. The dish bakes with cracker crumb topping and butter, served with cloverleaf buns and a jello salad for a complete meal.
At St Francis Hospital Austili ary the Junior Auxiliary and In Service Volunteer Bureau reported 4197 hours of volunteer service in October. Mrs. Russell Streff announced Joan Regine Opyt as Junior Auxiliary chair and Diane Arrigo as vice chair, with Sister Mary Agnes Charles coordinating.
Ivanhoe Garden Club hosted a Halloween party at Oak Forest on October 26 for a ward of 39 ladies. Organizers Esther McGovern Maude Wahler Rita Ackermann Helen Row Pauline Litzan Virginia Ketcham and Virginia O Connor prepared 80 corsages and 25 mum bouquets for distribution. Treats were served and volunteers logged hours: Candy-stripers 22 Junior Volunteers 268 Senior Volunteers 1330. A baby girl arrived November 15 to Mr and Mrs James Dunne at Ingalls Memorial Hospital.
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