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'4 Sacramento California THE SACRAMENTO BEE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 1953 Page 25 FAVORITE RECIPES EA vulturt- 1 Yuba City Home Is Scene Of the center section The furniture is finished in a rich tobacco brown Metal teams up with wood to add more sparkle Brushed brass or chrome tip the tapered legs of contemporary designs or form part of the structural frame- 14orzi works HOMECARE This cherry dining- room group blends traditional auwl contemporary design It feat tures a buffet with gleaming brushed aluminum door panels Adjustable shelves in the sides of the hutch top also are available for are available for sides ot the hutch top Woodlanders Are Engaged To Be Married Roseville Man Is Named As Lodge Leader Vow Exchange REuirEs-- m--1 Vt -4 '40'- 4k i :44 i it 1t: r) p-c '440 le 'gf-- 4 o-'1- fxv :71 r) i s'-' 1-- it :1 --1 -A 711 t''' 'C-t-' 'r! iclee Ati13 40 f4 1 -it 714-P if :14 0 0 et 477- :4 ty 4- $-0 i 4- ---4r4 a 44v -1 mY ii 4 v- i4r A le iy ROSEVILLE Placer Stoward has the distinction of being the first man to be elected guardian neighbor of the Roseville Circle 917 Neighbors of Woodcraft The officers will be seated April 23rd by Pauline Bell In the Veterans Memorial Hall Others to take offic will be Mary Lund past guardian neighbor Harriett Mead magician Hazel Barnum adviser Marilyn Mead attendant Edna 'Turbiville banker Esther Odgers clerk Beverly Bell captain of the guard Barbara Bell musician Pauline Bell inner sentinel Clori Spiers Quter sentinel Ella Newell Henrietta Wagner and Frances Boone managers Elizabeth Stoddard correspondent Alta St Hilaire senior guardian and Freda Henderson flag bearer Presents Are Given Helen Braden bride elect of Alan Aske was entertained at two bridal showers this month Miss Barbara Chandler of Newcastle and Miss Eleanor Barnes of Loomis entertained at a Valentine Day kitchen shower in the Barnes home Eneao7 44 MrNs 40 t12 On 4 4 I 7 4 '''s-- pqc Ar- 1 A A fa 47ttloI '-''--P 4-' -ii S-frt 7:1 1 4: e-ti? esz1 li: 4 1- i 19 i i tt i -7 4-- iVt-) (-4 i 'e AL' 'H 1 --i 0g it At-' zr -414 ::1 41 i 'f ts' 7 4 t--4-' 4 4 ti 2 14-'67 A 45 lotA 7 s-A A z- 4 t- 'I '4 ----iN i rt-: el c'741- "4-1--4-A -e Nlf2- '4--- r- 40-7 iii "L'-1-- 4-A 4 4- 4 :41 0r -400 t' amitriti 'i' :1 4 '4 4Stt t7747 :40: t't- :4 4-- aZ7 -''i -tt i-' 1 tt l'ttr: AvO -PWcA LZY114-ifi'f74-171-174- 4 A 7117: 't) NI -1- q--7 si ii 4p TA VL 4 1 AUttirZ I 'F'4' l'77A ct ii i 'OW 7m i I zv 6-17 4: 14 t4 1'' 1- ii'''''rf 4: -L 'Iba4 A J' Lw WOODLAND Yo lo a June wedding Are Marilyn lAnn Lockhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lockhart of 'San Francisco and John Benson 1Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Wilson of Davis The bride -elect Is a native of Woodland Her future husband a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley is the chairman of the Yo lo County Young -Republicans Club He served in the air force during World War II Miss Lockhart also was graduated from where she was affiliated with the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Highfill-Hennle A family dinner pirty celebrating a twenty fifth anniversary was the setting recently when announcement was made of the engagement of Elaine Hightill to Alvin Hermle The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Highfill of Woodland Hermle is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hermle also of this city The engagement was announced at the party noting the anniversary of Miss Highfill's parents1 The future bride is a graduate' of Woodland High School and is employed by Pacific Gas and Electric Company in Woodland Hermle also a Woodland nigh School graduate: was discharged from the army in December He is engaged in farming here YUBA CITY Sutter Flint was wed February 14th to Glen Clayton in the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs John Flint The couple were attended by Mrs Stanley Putman of Sacramento and Brooks Cassidy of Yuba City Some 50 guests attended the reception which followed The bride attended the College of the Pacific University of California at Davis Chouinard Art School and the Woodbury Business College The bridegroom is the son of Leo Clayton of Yuba City and Mrs Ed Anthony of Marysville He served four years with the marine corps during World War The couple are residing at 678 Almond Street Yuba City Dance Is Slated Members of the Rho Chapter Phi Epsilon Phi Sorority will hold a barn dance and potluck dinner tonight in- the clubhouse of the Yuba City Womens Club beginning at 7:30 o'clock Baker-Christianson Dolores Baker and Ernest Roy Christianson were wed February 14th in the St John's Episcopal Church The couple were attend ed by Mrs Daniel Staple matron of honor and Hilary 'Windham best man The ushers were Jess Wallace and Daniel Staple A reception was held in the Ghirardelli Hall following the ceremony with Mrs Gordon Gilmore in charge of the guest book The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs 11 Baker of Yuba City The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Gertrude Christianson of Yuba City and the late Christianson He served with the army in Korea The couple will reside at 1044 Market Street Yuba City Tomato Swiss steak tossed green salad and hoteolls will make an appetizing buffet supper There are many variations for seasonings and sauces in preparing this steak as suggested in the recipes in today's column By Katherine Kitchen Dinner takes on a festive airl Cooked or canned tomatoes Dinner takes on a festive airl Cooked or canned tomatoes Mrs Azevedo an aunt oll the bride elect entertained at atwhen a generous platter of savorylbouillon or consomme can be the brunch at El Rancho Swiss steak is the main course I 'liquid Seasonings such as sliced The bride elect a school teach- Swiss steak is a well known er la the daughter of Mr and name for a food favorite To some'onion and powdered herbs may Mrs Braden ef Rosevilletpeople that name makes visionsIbe combindd and added as desired Aske is the son of Mrs Jessie lof a spicy highly seasoned meatiThe skillet or kettle is then covAske also of Roseville 'in tomato sauce The true Swiss ered and the meat is simmered 'steak is round steak pounded with slowly until tender enough that Maurello-Marino 'seasoned flour can be cut with a fork The engagement of Annette 'cooked in sauce until it is fork! Swiss steak can be cooked Maurello to John A Marino of tender 'either on top of the range or in Pueblo Colo has been announc- A round steak cut two inches the oven If the oven is used it is ed by the future bride's parents thick is the best for this process4an easy matter to plan an entire Mr and Mrs Sylvester Maurello After the meat is cut into servingoven meal Try a casserole of The bride elect a graduate ofze pieces and seasoned flour has'scalloped potatoes and a pineapple the Roseville Joint Union High 13een well pounded in it is upside down cake or crunchy School for the last 10 yearstbrowned slowly and evenly in aitruit betty for 'dessert These has been employed by the Mc-heavy skillet or Dutch oven be- can be timed so all will come out Clellan Air Force Base beir' rIfore the liquid which will make'of the oven at one time ready for transferred to Pueblo the sauce is added the table Marino is engaged in ranching Esparto Club Convenes 2 to 2Tomato Swiss Steak 12 pounds steak-----roundl 14 cup shortening melted Tomato Swiss Steak 2 to 2 pounds 14 cup shortening melted Rooney-Erringtori An informal Reno wedding cer- 1 Julia Arno lay' emony united Jean Rooney of Woodland and Albert Errington of Chico Will of Esparto The attendants were Miss Bar- bara McGrew and Dale Doty both of Woodland Also attending were 'Leave As Bride Miss Eva Truitt and Ralph Conley MARYSVILLE Yuba Co--Julia Mrs Errington is the daughter Ann Arnoldy of Marysville as of Mr Stanley Rooney 'wed last Sunday to James Elk Grove Parlor Will Present Historic Gave To Fire Auxiliar)'' ELK Parloromodel and the teenager garments Native Daughters of the Golden will be modeled by the Girl West'set March 27th as the date Scouts ofTroop No 115 Di the annual card party Ann The meeting was held in the Klosi Is the chairman home of Mrs Herr with Morse an- dames Jim Foster and Nelson as flounced Mpriel Blodgett has been the cohostesses Mrs Foster was reappointed to the state eenten- also in charge of the entertainnial committee The parlor plans ment to present a gavel and ballot box el 1 lut1 11711 rim tem-1 tr RALLUD) ATIL-11 1C 3fr 1C3fr Native Daughters of the Golden will be modeled by the Girl West'set March 27th as the date Scouts ofTroop No 115 of the annual card party Ann The meeting was held in the Klosi is the chairman home of Mrs Herr with Morse an- dames Jim Foster and Nelson as flounced Mpriel Blodgett has been the cohostesses Mrs Foster was reappointed to the state eenten- also in charge of the entertainnial committee The parlor plans ment to present a gavel and ballot box which- were donated to ClUbs Meet In Homes Red Bluff Couple Are Feted At Party or chuck cut 1 inches 1 c9 chopped onion to 2 inches thick 2 large cloves garlic minl cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 2 cans-2 1:2 Dash of pepper tomato soup 1 c9 chopped onion 2 large cloves garlic minced 2 cans-2 1:2 tomato soup ESPARTO Yolo meeting of the Merry Go Round Club was held in home of Mrs Frieda Schaupp with Mesdames Viola Durst and George Jenndss as the cohostesses The next meeting will be March 19th in the home of Mrs Melvin Suggett with Mrs Robert Evans assisting the hostess of Woodland Her husband is son of Mrs Dorothy Errington of Both attended Esparto High School The bride is employed by Knaggs Motor Company in Woodland Errington is serving in the navy the' NDGW by Mrs Del Cann wife of Mrs Ira Jones entertained the the first fire chief in Elk Grove1Luate Club in her home with a to the newly formed auxiliary of luncheon Attending were Mesthe Elk Grove Fire Department dames Dan Woerner Lu Latson The meeting was preceded by Bernice Derr Earl Tribble Rob-a potluck dinnerserved by Fran- ert Mackey and Lester Beach ces Waekrnan Ann Kloss and Mesdames Rowlawd Colton and Nell Christiansen Dorothy Carr Frank Christiansen were host-and Emily McDowell were the esses to the Elk Grove Book decoration committee Following Club in the Colton home The the business meeting Donna books were The Big Change by Riley showed slides she had taken Frederick Lewis Allen discussed of California missions- by Mrs Willard Sperry and ert Mackey and Lester Beach Mesdames Row lam' Colton and Frank Christiansen were hostesses to the Elk Grove Book Club in the Colton home The books were The Big Change by Frederick Lewis Allen discussed by Mrs Willard Sperry and by Mrs Willard Sperry and Pound flour and seasonings intolAdd onion and garlic cook until limp Blend in soup cover Cook over low heat or in the oven at 350 degrees about 112 hours or until meat is tender Makes 6 servings meat with the edge of a heavy saucer until flour is absorbed Brown steak in hot shortening in eat with the edge of a heavy ucer until flour is absorbed own steak in hot shortening in RED BLUFF Tehama Co Mr and Mrs George Sutton were the guests of honer at a housewarming party in their new I home I Present were Messrs and Mesdames Ned-Zaniboni Brain Ierd Richard Griffith Jack Mc Kenna Roy Crews and Kenneth Eggleston Mesdames Katherine Phillips Elmer Block Mildred Colombe and Ella Arnold: Misses Doris Swain and Ruby McCarty and James Adams Ashley Swain and Everest Smith Couple Make Home a Dutch oven or heavy skillet In inters After Tender Si 3 pounds round 2 Dutch oven or heavy skillet Tender 3 pounds round 2' Swiss Steak 1 cup fat inches thick 2 onions sliced Salt and pepper 2 cups beef bouillon 1 cup flour cup sauteed mushrooms Rooms To Let by Helen Sherkattowski Rush and Mary Sherkanowski reviewed by Mrs Rooms To Let by Helen Sherkan- owski Rush and Mary Sherkan- owski reviewed by Mrs Christ- Madison Group Hold Benefit MADISON Yolo Co -1 The Madison Farm Home Department served a breakfast in the town hall The proceeds will be used to purchase equipment for the kitch en being built fat Place the onions on top of the steak Add bouillon (or 2 cups water and 2 tablespoons catsup) Cover and cook slowly 2 to 3 hours or until fork tender or bake at 350 degrees: Thirty minutes before the meat is done add the sauteed mushrooms Remove the steak to a hot platter and serve with gravy made from the drippings in the skillet Makes 8 to 10 servings I Season the steak and place it on la well floured cutting board Cover the steak mith flour and pound it with a meat hammer or the edge of a heavy saucer Continue to turn flour and pound the meat until all the flour is takerr up by the steak Melt the fat in a heavy skillet Brown the onions in the hot fat Remove the onions Brown the steak on both sides in the hot Reno Vow Recital WINTERS Yolo Bishop became the bride February 9th of Fred Cuellar in Reno The couple were accompanied to Nevada by Miss Donna Waters of Sacramento Mrs Cuellar the daughter of i Mr and Mrs Wilburn Bishop of Winters is a graduate of the Winters High School and has been employed in Sacramento Cuellar is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Cuellar of Vacaville He is employed there They have established their home in Winters February Is Topic Side liners Night was held by the Elk Grove Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Fred Mix Jr gave a talk on the life of George Washington and Fred Miller spoke on February and the important happenings during the month Christiansen mews Events Are Reported Al Mrs Laura Willard of San Francisco is a guest in the home lansen of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Hillman Willard! Church Groups Uniie She was accompaniedhere by her The Missionary Society of the daughter Mrs Hilda Cummings First Baptist Church of Elk Mr and Mrs Max Haseleu of Grove joined in a united day of Modesto former residents 1re prayer with the Missionary So- were visitors over the weekend dales from the First Baptist and Mr and Mrs Phillips of the Temple Baptist Churches of Oroville spent last weekend here Lodi The meeting was held in in the home of Mr and Mrs Ed-the Temple Baptist Church ward Davis Wireman of Washington in the St Josephs Catholic Church The bridal attendants were Misses Clara Uriguen and Marie Arnoldy and Mrs Clarence Ingstrum Robert Meyerthaler was the best man -The ushers were Leland Petrie Jr and Clarence Ingstrum A reception was held in the parish hall The bride is the daughter of Mr andMrs Gus Arnoldy of Marysville She attended the College of Notre Dame in Belmont The bridegroom attended schools in Blinois and served two years in the army He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Wireman Sr of the Illinois city After a Cannel honeymoon the couple will make their home in Illinois Lola Darlene Cain and William Muller were wed February 8th in Gardnerville Nev The couple were attended by Miss Lucille Ewton of Yuba City and Philip Mitchell of Marysville The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Cain of Marysville Ntnd Muller is the son of Mr and Mrs Muller of Marysville He is a veteran of five years service with the navy during World War The couple are making their home in Marysville Bybee-Harrison Mr and -Mrs Bybee of Marysville announced the engagement of their daughter Ina to Jack Harrison son of Mr and Mrs John Harrison of Marysville Both young people are graduates of the Marysville Union High School The couple plan to wed early this Summer Swiss Steak Superb 2 pounds round steak 1 inch 1 teaspoon dry mustard thick 2 teaspoons salt 11 teaspoon pepper cup flour 1 clove garlic finely chopped 2 cups sliced onion cup water 2 tablespoons at 22 cup chili sauce thick teaspouns betIL 11 teaspoon pepper cup flour 1 clove garlic finely chopped 2 cups sliced onion cup water 2 tablespoons fat 22 cup chili sauce Couple Will Reside Mrs Marion Jelly teacher in the Bend District School was honored at a birthday anniversary party given in the school house by a group of parents and neighbors Pound flour into steak with a with onions Add mustard salt meat hammer or edge of heavy pepper garlic water and chili saucer Pan fry onions in hot fat sauce Cover Cook over low heat in a skillet Remove from pan or bake at350 degrees about 1U Brown steak on both sides Cover hours Mekes 6 servings The committee chairman was Vivian Brown assisted by Myrtle Murphy Ada Beattie Ernestine and Bunn Smith Bertha Hanna Helen and Elmer Hanner and Ben Brown Style Show Is Slated Lambda Theta Alpha made final plans for the fashion show in the high school March 26th at 8 PM Mrs John Mahoney general chairman appointed committee chairmen They are Mesdames Jack Herr tickets and program Donal Mahon publicity Gaylord Nelson posters William Flemming decorations Chalmers Gage tables and Jim Andrews refreshments Members win Rebekahs Plan Pariy A program in memory of George Washington was held by the Elk Grove Rebekah Lodge Serving on the committee were Mesdames Ethel Beach Hattie Van Doren Marion Clark and Sadie Leavett During the business meeting Virginia Schultz card pagtychairman announced it will- be heft Friday in the Odd Fellows Hall The card party committee consists of Lucille- Woemer Mary Williams Litizia Watkins and 11 Frances Walton 1 'OPEN TUES THURS EVENINGS Confetti Scalloped Potatoes 4 medium sized potatoes 2 tablespoons flour peeled and thinly sliced 2 tableopoons butter or mar1 green pepper shredded gartne 1 carrot shredded 2 cups milk 1 medium sized onion chop- Chopped parsley ped Salt and pepper to taste Visits Are tasted The George Cotsenmoyer family of Arbuckle and Mrs Ruth Gilliam of Davis visited Miss Frances Gilliam Mrs Gilliam was en route to Sacramento to visit her sister Mrs Frank Archer Mr and Mrs Daryl Holybird and family have moved to Pleasant Valley where he is employed on a sheep ranch Courtney Dumars of Chico was a visitor here Mrs Louella Wheeling has returned from a three weeks visit with relatives in San Francisco Mr and Mrs Francis White were hosts to Messrs and Mesdames Calvin Walls and Bruce Moe all of Sacramento Mrs Mary A James and three children spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs John Pilgrim in Sacramento PTA Unit Has New Leaders In Sloat SLOAT Plumas Co Mrs Carol Myers is the president of the Long Valley Parent-Teacher Association Elected with her were Mesdames Bernice Skemp vice president Opal Haney secretary Louise Reid treasurer and Mary Luman historian The unit observed Founders Day at the meeting Mesdames Edwina Miller and Bee Hard served the refreshments Guests Are Feted Mr and Mrs Clay Elworthy entertained 4t dinner for Mr and Mrs Frank Cribbs of Portola in honor of the visitors' wedding In Mount Shasta DUNSMUIR Siskiyou home in Mount Shasta has been established by Mr and Mrs Raymond Mann whose marriage took place January 25th in Sacred Heart Church in Klamath Falls Mrs Mann was Kathleen Pugh the daughter of Mr and Mrs Grady Pugh of Klamath Falls Her husband's parents are Mr and Mrs John Mann of Dunsmuir The bride given in marriage by her father was attended by her sister Mrs William Collier Herbert Cheula of Mount Shasta was the best man and James Pugh the bride's brother and Harry Smith were the ushers The reception was held in the parish hall Mrs William Alexander was in charge of the guest book Mesdames Cheula Harry Mauch and Norman Rose and Misses Shirley Mason and Sharon Hicks assisted with the serving Former Colusa esident Marries Former Colusa Resident Marries ell 7 'loos- In a well greased casserole ar-Ismooth Add parsley Season with range layers of potato sliceslsalt and pepper Pour over potasprinkling each layer with green toes Bake covered at 350 degrees carrot and onion Melt butter or for 45 minutes Uncover and bake margarine and blend in flour Add 15 minutes longer or until potamilk and cook stirring constant- toes are tender Make four servly until mixture is thickened and ings Cherty cup butter or margarine cup sugar cane or beet cup butter or cup sugar cane Buckle 1 teaspoon baking powder 14 teaspoon salt cup milk 2 cups canned pitted red cher ries we! 2 can 11 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 egg well beaten 1 cup sifted flour Caner 48th er4 I Sts Tem STburit Nit THIS LARGEST DISPLAY LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN EASIEST CREDIT TERMS Gridley Veteran Nurse Will Marry COLUA Colusa I Butte Watson formerly of Colusa and nouncement of the betrothal al! his bride who was Diane Rebard Jerry Ruth Hale the daughter ofi! are established in their home in Mr and Mrs Chester Hale and Richard Cassady the son of Mr Hawthorne after h9neymooning -and Mrs Cassady was I in Carmel and San Pranciseco I made at a partY in the They were married February home 14th in the St Cross Episcopal' The bride to be was graduated i Church of Beach the Biggs High School and 'in six months will be graduated The bride is the daughter of as a nurse from the Samuel MerAubrey Rebard and Mrs- ritt Hospital School of Nursing Robert Hogan both of Southern' in Oakland California She will receive a degree from the University of Southern California in Los Am' Re geles this year 0' Watson son of Mr and Mrs li Cfsri: Earle Watson of Colusa is graduate of the University of Washington He has a degree MI aeronautical engineering a nev also one in mechanical engineer-1 1401111111b ing i' AC 4 OH He served in the armed serv- 0 AL ices for 19 months during World 's i th kz OPP War IL He was recalled to serv-1 '4) Ice in January 1950 and served 5 until June 1951 He is employed! at the Northrop Aircraft Cor- i poration as a research laboratory! 201 analyst I 4 Reg pee new Other 203 Measure butter sugar and valinto a greased and floured baking dish 10x5x2 inches Cover batter nilla into a mixing bowl Cream to with drained cherries Sprinkle gether until light and fluffy Add surface generously with spicy well beaten egg Beat until mix- crumb topping Bake at 350 for ture is smooth Then sift together 45 minutes Serve warm with the flour baking powder and salt cream or cherry sauce made from Add to the creamed mixture al-Ithe canned cherry juice Makes 6 ternately with milk Pout batter servings 1 Nevada City Group Honor Past Chiefs NEVADA CITY Nevada The Golden Canary Coo tiet te Cluil No 252 honored Past Chief Graybacks Blanche Hatch Nadine Gusto son and Selma Strange at a social meeting in the Cardinal Hall Monday night Commander Mosco Smart and Senior Vice Commander William Phillips of the Veterana of' Foreign Wars dedicated American Flag- given the by Blanche HatchAThe flag belonged to her mother The flag will honor the memory of Minnie Young a charter member of the Cootiettes and an 'official of the group until her death Frolic Is Scheduled The Nevada City Lions Club will hold its MidWinter Frolic at Seaman's Lodge next Saturday to raise funds to finance the construction of a barbecue pit at Pioneer Park for the um of the club and the public Elton Tobiassen is the chairman for the dinner dance which will be one of the principal events of the club's social talendar will be one or tne prmcipal events of the club's social talendar Spicy Crumb Topping cup sugar cane or beet 1 teaspoon cinnamon cup sifted flour i IA cup butter or margarine Lincoln BPWC Has 6th Anniversary LINCOLN Placer Co The Business and Professional Worn-ens Club celebrated the sixth annivesary of the organization at a dinner meeting Lighted candles honored past and 'present presidents They are Mabel Ahart Elizabeth Menchinella Verna Wyatt Genevieve Short Thelma Chism and Donna Gasper Corsages were presented to the honorees and to Mrs Ruth Walton of Yuba City a special guest Secret pals were revealed and committees chosen for the next meeting and for the nomination of officers to be elected next month Vice President Marie Hall presided in the absence of Donna Gasper who is $10 Helene Curtis Creme Oil Permanent Complete with sham- "50 haircut and smart hair style Good Waves $4 fo $1500 Opst Evenings Closed Mon Peter J2 Pan DEWITT SnOP Forum Bldg Ph GI 3-8727 Measure all the ingredients into form a crumb mixtbre a mixing bowli Mix lightly to Couple Establish Home In Corning CORNING Tehama here are Mr and Mrs Henry Deable who were wed February 20th in Orland Mrs Deable is a lifelong -resident of Tehama County She is the mother of Gladys Saunders and Merle McNett both of Corning and Loyd McNett of Chico Deable has made his home here with his cousin Eric Ronan for three years: "Shrimp Wilson's" Hostsbeld Furniture Co all'a I Upside Down Pecan Apple Pie 4 tablespoons of softened but- Juice of 1 lemon ter cup brown sugar firmly Pecan nuts packed cup brown sugar 1 tablespoon flour Plain pastry teaspoon cinnamon 5 to 6 cuns thinly sliced ap- 41 teaspoon nutmeg pies 14 teaspoon salt Spread the butter evenly overpastry Fill the crust with the sides and bottom of a 9 inch pie thinly sliced apples which have been sliced into a bowl containing plate Stand pecan nuts round! ithe juice of the lemon or pour side down about 1 inch aparti lemon juice over apple slices Sift around the edge of pie plate and the remaining ingredients to-make a design on bottom of plate' gether and then mix into apple with more nuts Press into butter slices Cover with top pastry to hold in place Sprinkle with zashed for steam escape Bake at the brown sugar evenly over nuts '450 for 10 minutes reduce heat to and pat 'down gently but firmly 350 and bake 45 minutes Makes Cover sugar nut layer with plain one9 inch pie 111 4 v---- Fatherhood Will 1 Be Amador Topic SUTTER CREEK Amador Co The Sutter Creek Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tue41ay evening in the elementiry school with Mrs Mildred Popovich presiding The hosts for the evening will be the eighth grade fathers The guest speaker will be -John Vukovich whose topic- is It Is Fun To Be A Refreshments will be served I SUTTER CREEK- Amador CO The Sutter Creek- Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuegday evening the elementiry school with Mrs Mildred Popovich pre- The siding hosts for the evening will be the eighth grade fathers The guest speaker wilt be -John Vukovich whose topic- is It Is Fun To Be A Refresh- ments will be served the drop leaf fable in natural mahogany 32" 72" when open Beck iron legs 0995 the I in "Too for two or dinner for thoutaor -17 CATERERS HU A4424 1no0 z- Ls's 7 -4 At "Too for two I 4 --w-- 4 or dinner for a thoutalor 1 --i --5- x--- -'z'--11- '-1' -4 a I 4 i r- 71 --T--- I dg- CATERERS Tes Hu '44424 1::: 4 A' 3 titi 't 1140 -12 I 7: i Son Of Arbuckle Couple Is Married ARBUCKLE Colusa Co George Arcand the son of the Louis Arcands of Arbuckle claimed Ruth Henry of Lubbock Tex as his bride February- 7th The ceremeny took place in Albuquerque NM I The newlyweds who will make their home in Anchorage Alaska are visiting his parents here Arcand is employed in Anchorage as an air force aircraft inspector His wife works for an airline there Members Are STIRLING CITY Butte Co An initiation party was held by the 411 Club Each initiate held a lighted candle during the ceremony Those taking part included Pauline Bartovosky Joan Boles Sanda Englefield Jean and Joan Brown Anna Belle Leggett Shirley Brown Ester Tapia Judy Campbell Charlotte Orner Pat Castaldo Mary Ickes -Virginia Nixon Pat McCorkle Dorothy Meyer and Alma Lowry 111' gtc31 Lte he tte (pre inelud us Boles rled titan 19 tip Jut er Pat Vnirginiat Dorothy tho chair foam ru6ber cuskionins black iron leg intriguing covers the 1 Teharna Students Wed linos High School Anderson TEHAMA Tehama also a student at the school is 1 Hare became the bride of Erv-I the son of Mr and Mrs I 'Anderson of the El Camino Dis- Anderson in a ceremony Febru- ary 17th in Reno performed by trict They plan to reside in Sac-Bishop Hurst of the Church of framenth-' the Latter Day Saints Mrs' Anderson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hare of Tehatna NO WAITING IShe is a student at the Los Mo-L aAnn eNtrs leg N' tIAITI She is a student at the Los Mo- I ALLICII NO tiAITING aoiek 2045 1 2 scmuciaam fun REMOVED PERMANENTLY Sara taws ambeilacereaMotiroTentelesty VIVIEN 11111111113 Registered St zi'1371a11444311 Have your prescription phoned and way itupon way way I fullrei-tFir MI Wilt! 11117:1:4 11911 Del rase Sled WA IOW Del rase Sled WA 5-11211- 1102111 SACIALTO I irossrzur AILDIWIN DRUGS rig tot 4a oset 44 s-k------- I Have prescription phoned and pick gp on 'OUT way uhe ap11 SCM1L-IS LALI 1 home REMOVED PERMANENTLY Sale meetbeile Mameeta by Itir111- asat Del tame Sled WA 11-41211' ri 1102TH '1111-1 tot a tFit 411 St 'EAU 443aa 1 irogauggut ALDRIt'll DRUGS 04o -Al i -4 1 A(6 Have your prescription phoned WI pick it pp gut your way tr( 4 4 ri)f-13 ti Nof Vr" 1 11104 6111 1mm 1 a 1 "Shrimp Wilson's' Furniture 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