The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 60

Gerot of Ainsworth. The bride- Conception Catholic church Miss Recker, who manes ner hardly a bargain if various parts won't be used. 1 For many of us, chicken is a Engagement ISC The Cedar Rapids Gaiette; Jan. 18, i970 When Chicken Parts Are as home at 1423 Eighth avenue aa, a Iff Vmewital is employed oy merty uwvuu. Her fiance, of 220 Ridge drive, wedding at St.

Patrick's a Buy as Whole Birds Marion, is an employe of touins Radio Co. oOo Hagemans of Calmar To Mark Golden Date CALMAR Mr. and Mrs. 'chicken fryer, ready-to-cook, equal amounts of edible meat Nick Hageman will oDserve their golden i an-, niversany next Sunday with a mass of thanksgiving at 10 in St. parts an air equally flood buy If the per pound i Drum- Drum-half stick stick Thigh Wing end thigh Cents Cents Cents Cents 35.

(33 36 21 37 36 39 23 40 38 41 25 42 41 44 26 45 43 47 28 47 46 49 29 50 48 52 31 53 50 55 33 55 53 57 34 58 55 60 36 60 f8 61 37 63 60 65 3 65 64 68 41 68 65 71 42 71 68 73 44 elect is employed by the Uni versity of Iowa and her nance farms. Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Irvin E. Grout announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Irene, to Douglas Bernard Duwa.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Duwa of Wellman. Miss Grout is employed by the University of Iowa Wendell Johnson speech and hearing center and her fiance is a stu dent at Mid-Prairie high school. Wellman Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Susan Kay Young, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Dolash, and Everette L. Slaughter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everette L.

Slaughter of Riverside. Miss Young is a senior at Mid-Prairie high school, and her fiance is an employe of Crandic railroad. Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.

Recker of Dyersville announce the engagement of their daughter, Rose Ann, to Sidney W. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Smith of Seward, Neb.

The couple plans a May 16 wedding at Immaculate favorite 'in any dish. Knowing when to buy chicken whole and when to buy the parts can stretch your household budget just a little bit further. Better yet, this is a bargain you can spot without scanning those newspaper ads. You won't have to wait for that next "sale" to save money. Linda Gray To Wed Charles Marquardt MARION Mr.

and Wallace H. Gray, 120 Twenty- seventh street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Lou, to Micheal P. Mar quardt, son of Mr. and Mrs Mark P. Marquardt of Charles City.

The couple will be wed March 20 in St. Joseph, Mo. Miss Gray attended Young School of Beauty in Cedar Rapids, and is now employed by Golden Touch beauty salon in Charles City, where she makes her home. Mr. Marquardt is manager of Olympia Lanes bowling alley in St.

Joseph; Aloysius Catholic church. A dinner will be served in the church hall after the mass. There will also be an open house from 2 to Mr. Hageman and the former Miss Rosalia Imoehl were married vt 1050. at Festina.

Than Viava tan fViilHron- Miss Florentina Hageman, Mrs. Ervin Wenthold, Edwin and' Quentin, all of Festina; Ermin of Calmar, Mrs. John Kruse and Mrs flrnonrv Krienpr 0 cents a pound, and drumsticks for 43 cents a pound. If the breast and drumsticks selling at prices less than this, you are actually getting more meat for your money, and the parts are a better bargain than the bird. But if the prices are higher, as is usually the case, you would save money by buying the whole chicken.

"But if I buy a whole chicken, what would I do with the back, neck and wings?" you ponder. Broth Price per pound of whole and of chicken parts providing for the monev: If' the pricg pet pountf of of whole fryers, ready to cook, Is Cents 27 29 31 33 35 37 3 k'l 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 parts are as good a buy as the whole bird? The old geometry law the whole is equal to the sum of its parts does not always apply to chicken prices. Chicken sold whole generally costs a few cents per pound less than cut-up chicken. You would naturally expect' this since you are charged a few cents for the cutting service, and, of course, if you buy only the meatier parts such as the leg or breast, you must expect to pay more per pound than for a whole chicken. Occasionally, chicken parts are as good a buy as the whole bird.

A USDA publication from the Agricultural Research Service, "Family Economics published a chart which gives a guide to these bargains. (Chart at end of story.) Now, return to that sale at your local supermarket. Pick up those drumsticks and breasts again. If the whole chicken is selling for 35 cents a pound, then chicken breasts are an equally good bfiy at 49 Chicken price Breast Cents 38 41 44 47 49 52 55 58 61 63 66 69 72 75 78 Waucoma, Mrs. Norbert Kuen- nen of Lucas, Victor of Decorah, and Sister Joan of West Point.

There are 35 grandchildren. Cedar Rapids Miss Linda K. Bena and Garret B. Wedemeier will be married June 6 at First Lutheran church. An nouncement of their betrothal is made by Mr.

and Leo L. Bena, 624 Eighteenth avenue SW, parents of the bride-elect. Mr. Wedemeier is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd H. Wedemeier, 83 Wilson avenue SW. Miss Bena is employed by the Cryovac division of W. R. Grace Co.

Her fiance is serving, with the army at Fort Hood, Tex; Coggon Mr, and Mrs. Bob Clute announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara to James A. Brecht, son of Mrs Bernard Brecht of Walker and the late Mr. Brecht. The couple will be married at St.

Matthew's Catholic church in Cedar Rapids June 27. The bride-elect, who makes her home in Hiawatha, is employed by Dr. G. R. Eganhouse.

Mr. Brecht works at Collins Radio Co. and lives at 225 Eighth street, Marion. Cedar Rapids A May 16 4 w. ..0, ---w the MSvVMAN Catholic church is planned by Miss Diane Lynn Bulicek and Danial D.

Jones. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs, Charles J. Bulicek 1818 second street SW and Mr. and Mrs.

Donald D. Jones of 1427 Yuma drive NW. Miss Bulicek is employed by K- Mart and her fiance by Quaker Oats Co. Cedar Rapids Miss Judy Merritt and John E. Bohren will exchange wedding vows Aug.

10 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ira Merritt, 1626 Twenty-sixth street NW, and and Mrs. John Bohren, 1005 Tenth street NW.

Miss Merritt is a senior at Ken nedy high school and her fiance is employed by Hinger Office Supply Equipment. Kalona Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Joan Anderson and Ardell Dean Gerot. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore An derson and Mr.

and Mrs. Ardell if. Ly Good If your family's favorite dinner is crisp fried chicken one of your Culinary specialties you are likely to be on the lookout for a sale on chicken. Discovering you rush to the supermarket, pick up the pre-packaged drumsticks and breasts (your family loves drumsticks and breasts. If only chickens were hatched with four legs and two breasts!) and come home happy -with your purchase.

You may not, however, have made the best choice. Although chicken is generally a good buy, it is wise to check the quality and class of your bird. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Consumer and Marketing Service grades whole chickens and chicken parts for both quality and class. The grading -of individual chicken parts has increased greatly this past year, so you should now see the USDA quality grade shield on more cut-up chicken in your market.

Highest Quality The highest table quality is USDA Grade A. The USDA Grade A shield on chicken guarantees a fully fleshed and meaty bird one that is attractive in appearance and free from defects. The class names "broiler" or "roaster" indicates that the bird is young and tender. But many housewives today are already USDA quality conscious. How many of us, though, know when chicken SAHG8 2'i Try simmering or stewin4L Stratford WOOt)S MULEKOFFSS, acres of everything for the home a a 9 a.m.-sj p.m.

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