The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 12

fAGE 12-UNIONTOWN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1971 Afternoon Vows THE MORNING HERALD-THE EVENING STANDARD ANNUAL POINSETTIA COFFEE-- Uniontown Hospital Auxiliary Board honored all hospital auxiliary volunteers at the annual Polnsctta Coffee at (he Annette Nursing Home. Left to right are, Vinnie TKonms, Mrs. Thad Kcll, Mrs. Franklin Smith, Mrs. Glenn Beauchanip aud Mrs.

Dan Morgan. HeraM-sunciard Photo DIAPERS Large-sized i a diapers may be cut in half for a newborn infant. Engagement Announced Buy DiMARCO POTATO CHIPS In The FRESH PARTY PACK For The HOLIDAYS Take Santa's advice when planning your Holiday Parties, be sure to include DiMarco Party Time Potato Chips. They are thin, crisp, fresh and delicious and DiMarco lip- smacking Potato Chips can be, purchased in the handy gang 1 size Party Pack Chip Kan AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERY STORE Manufactured Loc.rttly By DiMarco Food Products Co. Mr.

and Mrs. Ruben Albert Sutton of Smithfietd R. D. 1 are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ann to Walter C. Roberts, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Oral Roberts of Pt. Marion. Miss Sulton, a 1970 graduate of Fairchance Georges High School, is employed by the Gallatin National Bank in Hopwood. Mr.

Roberts is a 1969 graduate of Albert Gallatin Senior High School and is a sergeant in the Army. He recently returned from Vietnam. Wedding plans have not been announced. BARBARA SUTTON Some Views On Russian Cooking By TOM HOGE Associated Press Writer "There's no lack of food in Russia," said actress author Ilka Chase, recently returned from a tour of the Soviet Union. "But it's all pretty dreary.

If you're longing for traditional Russian dishes like blinis, you'd better have them in New York." Miss Chase and her husband journeyed to Russia to celebrate the publication of her new novel "The Sounds of Home." Among their stops were Moscow, Leningrad, Samarkand and Tashkent. On the plus side, Miss Chase noted that you can get a big bowl of caviar for $2 and that ice cream is good, even if it is almost always vanilla. "Food is far from cheap," she went on, "yet the two best restaurants in Moscow alwsys have lines. It cost us $22 for a very ordinary meal for two, Great watch values for Christmas Open every night 'III Christmas Classic 7 jewel ladies Car- Man's 7 jewel Caravelle avelle with full figure dial, watch features-luminous black cord. date and hands unbreak- $12-95 at) le mainspring.

a rfiargc account torlag $17 9S IN THE LAUREL MALL Opposite Cniinnllsviltr. Airport--Rl. It!) Nn. treo gill wrapping tool 1971 ADVERTISING ASSOCIATES. but that included all (he liquor we wanted." Miss Chase said that the Russian hotels she stopped at had no room service.

Breakfast, she said, usually consisted of yogurt, cheese, apples, juice and cold soft boiled eggs prepared hours earlier. "Compared to ours, their food transportation system is primitive," said Miss Chase. "When we described to Russians the refrigerated (rucks and box cars which keep our supermarkets brimming with out of season produce through the winter, they hardly believed us." Miss Chase described herself as a gourmet eater and her husband, Dr. Norton' Brown, as a gourmet cook. She likes to whet her appetite before dinner with a Campari and sparkling rather than a highball.

"A lower proof aperitif doesn't dull the taste buds like liquor," she said. "What good is all that herb cookery, if you can't taste the delicate over tones and undertones?" One of Miss Chase's favorite recipes is: STRIPED BASS WITH CUCUMBER STUFFING 5 Ib. stripped bass 1 onion, finely minced V4 Stick butter Cup chopped almonds Cup white wine brandy 4 cups dry bread crumbs 1 cup peeled, chopped cucumber 1 tsp. thyme 'A Tsp. fennel seed Salt and pepper to taste Clean fish and rub cavity with salt, pepper and some extra butter.

Saute minced onion in 'A stick butter till soft; combine sauted onion in bowl with bread crumbs, cucumber, almonds, thyme, fennel, salt and pepper. Moisten with about half the wine and the ounce of brandy, mix well and stuff lightly into fish cavity. Sew up fish, place in buttered baking pan. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and add remainder of wine to pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minulcs or until fish flakes easily.

Baste occasionally with pan juices and add more wine and a little melted butler if necessary. Serves four or five. Good with a chilled dry Graves. Country Club Dinner A ceremony performed in Otterbein United Methodist Church united in marriage Barbara Joan Knopsnitler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer i Connellsville R. D. 2 and Thomas William Brado, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brado, 85 Main Richeyville.

Rev. Frank Clam pa officiated at 2:30 p.m. The- bride was given In marriage by her father and wore a floor length gown of ivory satin with a high neckline, modified bishop sleeves and a high rise waistline and the semi full skirl extending into a chapel train. Her veil of ivory French silk fell from a Camelot headdress. Matron of honor was Mrs.

Linda Hayden, Greensburg. Bridesmaids were Mary Pat Bruno, Dunbar and Gloria MRS. THOMAS W. BRADO Bridge Scores Given The final match of the James B. Robinson Cup Series was conducted by the Tri- State Bridge League at Shoekey's Bridge Studio.

Harry 0. Shockey is the winner of the cup for the 1971 series. A Howell Progression was used with Harold E. Dean Jr. serving as director.

Scores were: First, Louis M. Axelrad and Dr. Francis Larkin, 69V; second, Mrs. Howard Black and Hugh Johns, third, Mrs. Hugh Johns and Michael Koury, 60; fourth, Mildred Cowell and George Wydo, 55'A; Mrs.

H. E. Potts and Harold E. Dean 54; sjxth, Jack Henry and Dr. H.

E. Potts, 53; seventh, Mrs. Anne C. Carberry and Mrs. Sherry Turner, 52W; eighth, Mrs.

John Adams and Gab- rielle Apone, 52. The final match of the Year Cup Series will be conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m. Top ranking players for this series include: Mrs. Hugh Johns and Harry 0. Shockey, Mildred Cowell, James G.

Williams, 10; Mrs. Howard Black, Jack Henry, Hugh Johns and Dr. Francis Larkin, all tied with 7. A. J.

Everhart Jr. is president of the league. Wednesday Afternoon Open Duplicate was conducted by the Fayette County Bridge Club at Shockey's Bridge Studio. A Howell Progression was used with Harry 0. Shockey serving as director.

Results were: First, Mrs. Nancy Sproul and Mrs. Lois Thompson, second, Mrs. Emmett F. Brown and Mrs.

Thomas J. Kalman (tied with) Mrs, 'Joseph J. John and Mrs. Edward J. Monaghan, third, Mrs.

P. F. McGeever and Harry 0. Shockey, fourth, Mrs. C.

J. Barnes and Mrs. Francis Palumbo, 17; fifth, Mrs. Cecil Conn and Mrs. Wesley Dar- ralli sixth, Mrs.

William Hall and Mrs. M. J. Snyder, 15. Mr.

Shockey discusses ad- bidding and play each Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. The games are open to the public and it is not necessary to bring a partner. North-Smith First, Howard C. Snyder and George Wydo, 123; second, Allen D. Rogers and Dr.

Francis Larkin, third, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Taylor, 115; fourth, Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Dupke, fifth, Mrs. Lloyd L. Clark and Louis Axelrad, 108; sixth, Mrs. Preston Flannigan and Jack Henry, seventh, Mrs.

Jack Lewis and Marty Fagler, 105; eighth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paton, 100. East-West First, Mrs. George Wydo and James G.

Williams, 134; second, Abe Everhart and William Earron, 133; third, Mrs. Elinore Myers and Mrs. Emmett F. Brown, fourth, Mrs. Bernice Somers and Mrs.

Gertrude McArdle, fifth, Mrs. Liz Molnar and Mrs. Marion Pitman, 111; sixth, Mrs. Marie Brower and. Mrs.

William Hall, 108; seventh, Mrs. Alieen Clay and Mrs. Betty Fagler, eighth, Mrs. Leo Duncan and Mrs. Earl Herbein, The 12th game of the Mayme Guyton and Mary White Memorial Series will be held Thursday.

Leaders to date are: Mayme Guyton Trophy: first, Howard C. Snyder, 76; second, Louis Axelrad, 74; third, Abe Everhart, 67; fourth, Dr. Francis Larkin, Mary White Trophy: first, Mrs. Freda Nypaver, second, Mrs. Emmett F.

Brown, 52; third, Mrs. Aileen Clay, fourth, Mrs. Betty Fagler, 48. Oahkle, Pittsburgh. Best man for his brother was James Brado, Rochester, N.Y.

Ushers were George Sinaga, Washington, Pa. and George Sliarkady, Rlcheyville. A dinner was served to guests at the Pleasant Valley Country Club. The couple honeymooned in Nassau and Bahama Islands. They will reside at 29 E.

Crawford Connellsville. The bride is a graduate of Connellsville Area Senior High School with the class of 19(18 and is employed as secretary with the Connellsville Area School District. The bridegroom is a graduate of Bethlehem Center High School with the class of 1964 and West. Virginia University with the class of 1869. He is employed as a civil engineer with the Pennsylvania Dept, of Transportation in Uniontown.

FABRICS For delicate fabrics that will not hold starch, dissolve a little granulated sugar in boihng water and add to the rinse water. BPWMeet Uniontown Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its Christmas party Wednesday, Dec. 15 nt 6:30 p.m. nt the Holiday Inn. Dinner reservations must be made with Peggy Snowdcn, 438-6938 or Martha McHugh, Members are reminded to bring a gift for tho exchange, canned goods for the Salvation Army and gifts for the women guests at La- Fayelto Manor.

Dolores Manmyak is club president. KITCHENS Kitchens should have a bulletin board for notes, daily menus and so on. Beautiful Gift Ideas For The Teen-Agers! MRS. MICHAEL'S CHIIDPIN'S SHOP 55 So. Gnl.

438-5151 Howard C. Snyder and Allen D. Rogers were the annual winners of the 1971 edition of the Oswald Jacoby and Harry Duicho Memorial Series. The game, an 111 table Mitchell Progression, had an average for North South at 1 0 and East West at 110. James G.

Williams directed. OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, FOR OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY. IT WILL REOPEN AT 11 AM WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS ftrffekv Fried A bucket of excuses not to cook: It's a bad day to cook. 1 Great day for Kentucky Fried Chicken Visit the Co rMJIiaiS) one CORNER MORGANTOWN CRAIG STREETS PHONE 437-9883 UNIONTOWN, PA. Monday thru Thursday 11 AM to 9 PM Friday Saturday 11 AM to 10 I'M-- Sun.

10 AM to 9 PM PENN STATE UNIVERSITY FAYETTE CAMPUS WINTER TERM 1971 ADJUNCT REGISTRATION at FAYETTE CAMPUS WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29th--6 TO 9 P.M. UNDERGRADUATE CLASSES TUITION $28 PER CREDIT Class Schedules Can Be Procured from Mr. Frank Barreca in the Resident Instruction Office. Hew Applications And Transcripts Musi Be Submitted Prior lo Dec.

23,1971 For Artistry in Carpet try Custom Rt. 119--3 Ml. N. of UNIONTOWN Located Between Di Marco Food Products and Sfarlite Theatre.