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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1968

Page

7

Steeleville Couple Wed in Peace Lutheran Church

Linda Wolters and Jim Maasberg tied the knot December 16 at Peace Lutheran Church Steeleville with both families from Steeleville in attendance. Maybell Richell reported the ceremony and familial ties of the couple.

Linda Wolters Jim Maasberg Peace Lutheran Church Steeleville Martin Wolters Harold Maasberg

Meat Thermometer Accurate Roasting

A meat thermometer is the only reliable method to judge roast doneness when used correctly. Insert it at the center of the largest muscle away from fat bone or rotisserie hardware and recheck about an hour before finish. Remove from oven five degrees below target so the roast rests to set before carving.

Festive Spreads for Party Pleasures and Snacks

A recipe fragment describes deviled ham and cheese spread with hard cooked egg mustard and mayonnaise for a party appetizer. It suggests doubling for a larger crowd and using as a filling for meat cornucopias or topping crackers. It also outlines a mayonnaise based luncheon meat mix with nuts celery and pepper sauce. A cabbage based sauce with corn syrup vinegar margarine salt pepper cloves simmers for 45 minutes and may require water to prevent sticking.

Marion Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Installs Officers

Marion women Auxiliary installs Bess Sullivan as president succeeding Belle Longbons. New officers include L. W. Braniff first vice president E L Hillhouse second vice president Elizabeth Longbons recording secretary Edwin Soldner corresponding secretary Flossie Deaton treasurer and Ray Harris auditor. Committee chairs cover membership sewing gift shop patient service hostess desk public relations publicity and other duties. Return to Thine Own House play by Ronald Travis and four SIU students was staged. The $4,000 goal was met and final paging system payment completed. New hospital board members are Mrs. R. W. Boatright and Edwin Soldner.

Bess Sullivan Marion Memorial Hospital Miss Sullivan Belle Longbons L. W. Braniff E. L. Hillhouse Elizabeth Longbons Edwin Soldner Flossie Deaton Ray Harris Gilbert White Albert Berkel Keth Hubler William Brown Lester Brandt Irvan Trevathan Vivian Cash Lester Peterson Richard Nolan Engand R. W. Boatright

Chicken Cheese and Chive Stuffed Peppers

Leftover chicken and rice with Cheddar cheese and frozen chives fill six green peppers. Parboil peppers, mix with cream of mushroom soup, fill peppers, bake 30 to 35 minutes at 375 degrees, and serve with parsley.

Lynda Bird Robb Joins Best Dressed List 1967

Lynda Bird Robb is named No 9 on the 1967 best dressed list, replacing her mother Mrs Lyndon B Johnson who is dropped. Publicist Eleanor Lambert compiles the ranking drawn from about 2000 fashion industry insiders. First place goes to Mrs Wyatt Cooper with notable names such as Mrs Carter Burden and Mrs Charlotte Ford Niarchos also listed.

New York Lynda Bird Robb White House Lyndon B. Johnson Lynda Ronald Reagan California Wyatt Cooper Gloria Vanderbilt Princess Lee Radziwill John F. Kennedy Kennedy Fashion Hall of Fame Dwight D. Eisenhower Eleanor Lambert Robb Cooper Carter A. Burden Charlotte Ford Niarchos Automobile Family Harilaos Theodoracopulos Angier Biddle Duke Spain Princess Radziwill Lauren Bacall

Pork loin roast cooks faster at 170 F than 185 F

Iowa State University researchers find pork loin roasts finished at 170 degrees Fahrenheit match flavor and tenderness at 185 degrees but retain more juiciness and lose less moisture. In a 2325 degree oven, cooks five to six minutes less per pound, saving 30 to 35 minutes for a five to six pound roast.

Iowa State University

Salad Special with Diced Leftovers and Nuts

Leftover meat such as lamb pork veal or ham is combined with celery cherries nuts and mayonnaise to make a salad. For two cups of meat use one cup celery cherries and mayonnaise and add three hard cooked eggs if desired.

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Maybell Richell Marion By Gaynor Maddox NEA Food Editor Ford Ltd Country Squire Ford Faye Dunaway Charles Robb Henry Ford II Charles Spittal Robb Lynda Bird Johnson Angus Ogilvy Alexandra of Kent Phillipine West Main Carbondale Cal BURGS West Frankfort Julius’ Store Herrin Julius” Store Vogler Motor Co., Inc Illinois Avenue Carbondale, Illinois
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