Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 5

Casa Grande DISPATCH Monday. November 1974 Former CG Junior High Student RobltlStte Miss Sotelo Named Queen Cynthia Hagee At Sherman Homecoming Baby Vancouver. B.C. A woman chiming to be (be mother of Sammy, a baby etgbt months old, sold him to a dle-iged couple on a Skid Row street for 15.00. The couple jokingly offered the woman $5, but she took the money, handed them the child and walked away.

Police have turned Sammy over to the Children's Aid Society. (APW'irephoto) A former Casa Grande Junior High School band member, Becky Solelo, was crowned Homecoming at Sherman Indian High School, Riverside, Caiil. The ceremony was held Oct. Ifi during halftime of the Sherman Braves versus Lutheran High School football game. Miss Sotelo is the year old daughter cf Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Sotelo, 11.10 W. Wood Casa Graiide and the granddaughter of Ralph B. Lopez, 1110 First Case Grande. Miss Sotelo was escorted by Jess Howell.

Her brother, Bobby, former -Casa Grande Union High School student, participated in the ritual as an escort for Vicky Miles, one of the ten candidates for the title. Bobby is now a sophomore at Sherman High. A Papago Indian, Miss Sotelo is a junior varsity cheerleader and active in Arts and Crafts. In commenting on her selection as Homecoming Queen, she said, "I couldn's believe it. I felt really scared, i didn't think I'd win because been here for a couple of months and I hardly know anybody; When she said my name I almost fell because I just felt so wesk." As a cltmnx to the Homecoming activities, Sherman Bravxs defeated the Lutheran team 45-0.

Cynthia Lee Hagee, 261 W. Kermy Williams, Seagoe Ave Coolidge, became Grande. was the the bride of Travis James Candleiighters wer. Robinette of Sells, Oct. 19, in the Young and Randy Ke: Coolidge First Assembly of God Coofittge Church.

The Rev. Douglas Young of Coolidge and The Rev H. Stanaland of Tolleson, performed the double-ring ceremony. Steven Robinette of jtaniield served his brother as bpst mat. Groomsmen were Robtnette, Santa of the groom; Steve The bride, given in marriage by her father.

Billy Hagee, Coolidge, wore a floor length princess-style peau de soie gown with sheer delight Casa Grande and of Casa Grande broth, of the groom. Ushers were Ronald and Leonard lacker ol overlay. Embroidered daisies in! tU nnn tttrti-n with pearls were scattered on the overlay. The gown featured A a chapel train. The shoulder-length veil was held in place by a cap of daisies soc a and rhinestones.

She carried white carnations'on a -white lace Bible. Mrs. James Robinette, the law. Ringbearer vva LeckiHor of Coolidge. Williams, Enemas Stewart BilK reception in the rooms follow ceremony.

Assisting Evelyn Williams, Casa Linda Young. Coolidge: Joyce Tacker, Stonfie groom's mother, designed the wedding cake was made by the veil. 1 Serving as maid of.honor was ar( Kathy Kuykendall of Coolidge a rose peau de soie gown groom's cousin Mrs. i church the were Srance; and The d. Lenrieth in carrying pink and white carnations.

Bridesmaids were Mary Lecklitor, Vickie Kennedy of Coolidge and Diane Robinette, the groom's sister, of Stanfield, fading Post. They were attired in pink gowns, carrying pink and white carnations. The: newlyweds spent their honeymoon in Lake of The Woods and are now at home in Sells where the grojom is assistant manager of Pissmemo The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Billy E.

Hagee of The flower girl Denise Coolidge and the groom is the Revaiee of Phoenix, wore a rose son of Mr. and Mrs James and white gown, Robinelte of Stanfield. Miss Sotelo-Jess Howell THE GOURMET CALC.RIE CONSCIOUS COOKING By Barbara Gibbons Weight-Wary White Sauce For Calorie-Careful Cooks White sauce is a culinary basic, the foundation of hundreds of recipes ranging from Creamed Leftovers to Spectacular Souffle. A white sauce can top vegetables smartly, dress up seafood, hold crouquettes together, or recycle yesterday's chicken into a creamy noodle dish. Depending on what you to il.

white sauce can 'easily be transformed into wine sauce, or cheese, curry, onion, chive, horseradish, or wbat-hsve-yoa sauce! But ordinary white sauce recipes call for too much fat and flour, and generally add up to nearly 500 calories a cupful. Our white sauces for waistline-watchers contain iitlle or no fat, a minimum of starch, and lots of nutrition- rich, high-protein skim milk. The butter is missing, but not the buttery flavor! Try one of these next time your cook book calls for basic white sauce: Basic While Sauce i 1 cup skim milk 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour teasponn hntter-flavored salt pinch of white pepper Combine all ingredients in 3 nonstick saucepan. Beat a wire whisk until Cook and stir over fow-to-moderate heat until thickened. Simmer one minute.

Makes one cup, 132 calories. Basic White Sauce II 1 cup evaporated skim milk 2 teaspoons cornstarch 1 capful liquid butter flavoring teaspoon salt pinch of white pepper Follow preceding directions. Makes one cup. 196 calories. Basic White Sauce III cup instant skim milk powder, or cup non- instant skim milk powder (from health food store) 1 teaspoons arrowroot cup cold water teaspoon butter-flavored salt pinch of white pepper Beat all ingredi.

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Stir in diet margarine until melted. Makes one cup, 153 calones each. Easy lo-cal salad dressings! For diet tips and recipes send 25 cents and a self-addressed envelope to SUM GOURMET SALAD IDEAS in can of tins newspaper. 50 Snare Trail, Sparta. NJ.

07871 Breakfast Bridge Set at Burton Hail The "first Tuesday" breakfast sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women, will be held Tuesday in Burton Hall, 1400 N. Kadota Ave. Breakfast will be served from 8:30 a.m. until 9 a.m. Bridge will be played from nine until noon: The event is open to the public.

Veep Beats President On Style List NEW YORK (AP) The new list of the nation's li best dressed men runs the gamut from the famous to the unknown from vice presidential designee Nelson Rockefeller to a Sacramento pizza parlor entrepreneur. The list, announced Thursday by the Custom Tailors Gaild of America, is headed in the "government" field by the former New York governor who according to guild president Vess Duro won out narrowly over Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. Duro said President Ford does not high with the tailors, sartorially speaking. "TaHors feel the President can use a lot of help," he added, Duro said Rockefeller "will always be in the money when it comes to best dressed honors," having a winner or run- nerup 19 times in the past 28 years.

Other best dressed, and the tailors' comments: Sport's Frank Robinson, manager of the Cleveland Indians; "In the kind of world in which Frank Robinson lives, the way he dresses is correct:" Television's Monty Hall "Must have more suits in his closet than any other man in this world or the next." Sportsman Mervyn Leroy, film director and president of Hollywood Park racetrack "Has apparently given the right direction to his tailor, too." Comedy's Don Rickles "There's nothing funny about the way Don Rickles selects his wardrobe. Others chosen without comment: Motion pictures, Robert Redford; Broadway, Robert Preston, of "Mack and Music, singer Fabian Forte; industry, Stan Dubin, General Development Miami; and in the' business category, the pizza parlor man, Sherwood "Shakey" Johnson. Casa Grande Dispatch Women and Living Mm Brassea Is Pledge CANTON, Wo Donna Brassea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C.

Brassea of 51 Roadrunner. Arizona City, pledged Sigma Kappa sorority during rush week held at Culver-Stockton College. Miss Brassea, a freshman music education major, is a graduate of Casa Grande Union High School, where she a four-year member of the choir and a three-year member of the band. She also was recipient of the Best Soprano Award her freshman, sophomore and junior years. She was the recipient of the Publicity Crew Award and a participant in (he AH-State Choir her senici- year.

Sorority Taps Miss Ethington TUCSON Jennifer Ethington of Ctan Grande is a member of £ipha Lambda Delta this year fi! the University of Arizona. Alpha Lambda Delta is a women's honorary created to encourage scholarship among freshmen women. The group participated on Senior Day this when high school seniors ffom around ihe state visited the campus. It also gives out a scholarship to the outstanding Alpha Lambda Delta member each year. Miss Ethington is a sophomore, majoring in music.

She is a 1973 graduate of Casa Grande Union High School and is the daughter -Jf Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ethington, 200 Date Drive, Casa Grande. Student of Month BPW Honors Miss Christopher "Miss Christopher Sodality Changes Meeting Date Our Lady's Sodality of Perpetual Help at St. Anthony's OathdlicChurclahas changed its meeting date to the second Tuesday of each month.

The Sodality formerly met on the first Tuesday. The November meeting will he held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, in the school cafeteria. Miss Cindy Christopher has been chosen student of the month by the Casa Grande Business and Professional Women's Club.

She will be honored at the club's dinner meeting Thursday. A senior at Casa Grande Inion High School, Miss Christopher is copy editor of the yearbook, member of the IVational Honor member of the elections com- nussion and a Pom Pon girl. In addition to her school activities, she is past worthy advisor of Gladys Skidmore Assembly 34, international Order of Rainbow for Girls and currently state representative to Nevada. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

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Florence St. Casa Grande Piano Sale All Story Drastically Reduced 50 Year Warranty on Sounding Board -k Fine Pianos Since Bank Terms Available (No Rentals) De-No Music Center 205 W. 2nd Casa Grande 836-2601 Sit on a small stool when bathing a small child in a bathtub. This makes it so much eisier for you to reach the child. me House of Professional Hair Styling OPEN 6 DAYS PER WEEK Evenings by Appointment 413 East Fifth Street Dial 836-8682 Raul strong teader for all the people Raul Castro proved-his leadership as a juvenile court iudge and as an i outstanding American Ambassadc r.

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