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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1981

Page

7

Deaf ministry grows from signing gospel songs in Southern Illinois

Wanda Johnst on and her husband Larry Johnston form a deaf ministry with their children including Larry Jr who is deaf. The family signs songs at church events in Spillertown Baptist Church and at nursing homes while planning more performances and a debut record for Dawn Johnston. Larry Johnston quits his Herrin body shop to pursue signing as a professional career and minister of music.

Wanda Johnston Little Flowers Larry Thomas Johnstons Larry Jr Dawn Johnston Kennett Sound Studios Kennett Herrin Illinois Southern Illinois School For the Hearing Impaired Marion Southern Illinois Pinckneyville Cape Girardeau Mattingly Nursing Home Crusade Flora

Willing workers seek break in tough job market

A reader writes of seven weeks without a job, four ads, long searches, and low spirits after a layoff. Ann Landers suggests practical help, including a job-hunting book by Phyllis Martin, its cost, and how it promises to reveal where jobs are and what to say in interviews.

Ann Landers Ohio Martin Phyllis Martin St. Martin’s Press Fifth Ave N.Y Irvine Calif Bristol Conn

Engagement announced for Botwinski and Wolf III

Rebecca J. Botwinski and James W. Wolf III announce their engagement and plan a November 7 wedding. The bride is the Herrin High School and St. John’s School of Nursing graduate, employed as a registered nurse at St. John’s Hospital in Springfield. The groom is a Griffen High School and Lakeland College alumnus, employed as a security guard at St. John’s Hospital.

Rebecca J. Botwinski James W. Wolf III Ronald Botwinski Herrin James Wolf Jr Springfield Miss Botwinski Herrin High School St. John’s School of Nursing St. John’s Hospital Wolf Griffen

Clifford Bells mark 25th anniversary

Mr and Mrs Clifford Bell of Carbondale celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on August 23 with a reception at Faith Temple Church They were married August 23 1956 in Mound City The couple have eight children Greg Gina Glenda Cawthon Gwanda Gardeth Gabriel all of Carbondale Gita Doss of Springfield and Gaylon stationed at Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas Nevada

Clifford Bell Carbondale Faith Temple Church Bell Flossie Banes Mound City Greg Gina Glenda Cawthon Gwanda Gardeth Gabriel Gita Doss Springfield Gaylon Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas Nev

Women form group to address nuclear issues in Carbondale

Environmentally Minded Women group plans an organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at Church of the Good Shepherd. Organizer Kathrine Spofford says the group will tackle nuclear arms, nuclear power, toxic waste and alternative energy, aiming to offer a women’s perspective. All interested women are invited.

Miriam Adolphson Southern Illinoisan Church of the Good Shepherd Orchard and Schwartz Carbondale Catherine Spofford Spofford Appletree Alliance

Cauliflower Pie Becomes Popular Recipe

Cauliflower pie uses 10 ounce frozen cauliflower 2 eggs 2 tablespoons milk and salt. Blend cauliflower yolks milk and salt then fold with stiff egg whites scallions and cheddar bake in a 9 inch pie plate at 375 degrees until set and golden brown. Makes 4 to 6 servings.

Topping Adds Fillip to Polish Asparagus

A compact recipe sheet notes 2 pounds asparagus prepared then topped with browned bread and a grated cheese layer. A fine mesh strainer forces a hard cooked egg over the dish to finish, yielding four small servings.

Variety dinners March to a different drummer

End of winter prompts new meal ideas with omelets or a quiche to break the usual meat and potatoes routine. Trying varied fare can bring economy and interest to home menus.

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