Cheese Teamed With Chicken Pick-Me-Up Salad Idea
A compact salad idea combines chicken and seafood with cheese to create a bright lunch option. The recipe suggests pairing light proteins with blue cheese for a tangy contrast and added richness.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
13
A compact salad idea combines chicken and seafood with cheese to create a bright lunch option. The recipe suggests pairing light proteins with blue cheese for a tangy contrast and added richness.
Regina Weiss and Claude Frank of Lyon France wed informally on August 8 at the Waldorf Astoria New York City. Weiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex E Weiss attended by sister Nicole Frank. Frank son of Mme Sylvain Frank studied in Grenoble and earned a UC Berkeley master while working at Columbia.
A young man at Sally and Sam's Lyric Cafe on Congress Street ordered a raw eye a Coke. He mixed them in order while patrons watched aghast and some walked out. The proprietor asked about the bizarre drink and the man said he was starting a new diet. Our informant also walked
The columnist argues men envy wives but suggests being a woman is not about ease. He mocks male stereotypes, contrasts daily duties, self-image, and indirect speech women use, while his wife claims being a woman is more fun. The piece ends with a coy tease about Tuna fish salad.
The Tucson chapter of the National Association of Railroad Business Women will host a potluck dinner and swimming party for prospective members Sunday from 4 to 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs Tony Tapero 2337 E Beverly Drive.
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