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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
7
Mrs. Pat Cottonaro of Murphysboro won the chicken and turkey recipe contest this week with Chicken In Orange Sauce tested by Mrs. Phil Collard of Herrin. The dish is described as fragrant and golden with a tangy flavor, recommended for impressing guests.
Three children and many clubs fill Mrs. Vincent Cottonaro's days after winning the chicken contest with Chicken with Orange Sauce. She and her husband live on Rt 9d between Murphysboro and Carbondale in a bronze-appliance home, with two sons Terry and Tommy and daughter Karen. She co-owns Home Heating Co. in Murphysboro and stays active in Lutheran and Diamond Home Bureau groups, plus Cub Scout duties.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Danby of 71s W College St Carbondale announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie to Larry Ray Etherton son of Mr and Mrs Claude Etherton Midland Hills Carbondale Both are 1958 graduates of University High School and were SIU students wedding plans are indefinite
Mrs Elsie Littlefair of Prosperity entertained Johnson City Birthday Club members at her home on Wednesday night. A pot luck supper was served to 13 members.
Fresh flavor tip notes adding minced parsley to dumplings for beef or lamb stew. It emphasizes parsley as a flavor enhancer in the dough and suggests stirring in just before serving.
Miss Peggy Robinson daughter of Mrs Elmore Robinson Rt 4 Carbondale married James D Saffarn in a candlelight double ring wedding at Union Hill Christian Church on Nov 5 with about 150 guests. The couple reside at 4160 AS First St Milwaukee Wisconsin.
The L J P Womans Club of West Frankfort gathered at the Rt. 37 Grille and Elizabeth Wells home for a Christmas program. Mrs. Herman Tate directed games.
The Herrin Woman's Club toured a government spec shelter in West Frankfort led by Bob Bowen. He cited costs and DIY options and urged visits to Civil Defense warehouses in Orcill area with open house through Sunday. Bowen advised underground shelters with three feet of earth and a 14 day stay plus four day food and water.
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