The Canyon News from Canyon, Texas • Page 11

Thursday, November 30.1972 Wqt (ftangoit Section One Page 11 Tidbits here and there By CAROL CRAIN THE HOLIDAY GAME NIGHT is scheduled Saturday from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. in the West Texas State University Activities Center ballroom. The evening of games for being sponsored by the Federated Council of Club. Each $1 ticket entitles the participant to dessert and choice of beverages.

Proceeds from the evening will be given to the Canyon Op portunity Plan. Dress in your favorite holiday fashion and plan to attend! This evening will serve to get Canyonites together for an enjoyable time and serve a good cause at the same time. FORGET THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR being held tomorrow and Saturday at the old bank building on the square. There will be everything from baked Christmas decorations to clever sewed items and a picture booth with Santa. The Eastern Star is in charge of the bazaar and the Rainbow girls will sell sandwiches and coffee.

I can hardly wait to see what will be featured on the table labeled Junque! Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. THE FLEA MARKET will be held Saturday at the Flea Market, by the way! from 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. at the Bull Barn. Plan to do some of your Christmas shopping at these two events plus at the CANYON around town this weekend and avoid the rush. There are some very clever items around town that run acros 8 for you and it can be found right here in Canyon! WHO WENT SKIINGOVER THE HOLIDAYS? Drop me a note via The News or at home, 1004 8th Ave. won't you? HOLIDAY GUESTS? Send in their names, addresses, and a note about them to me via The News or at home, ok? COLLEGE STUDENTS AT HOME? Send me their names and schools, please? MATTIE MORELAND AND I HAVE been putting our heads together and havecome up with a new item (one of several we hope) which will give 10 Clever Uses for Baby Food Jars, complete with instructions on to them.

The list is being In And Enjoy Christmas On The Square Free Coffee Saturday 4 Shell W' Pharmacy a baby food jar! Complete with label of the contents, how about that. Though we have not settled on a small price for the venture yet, we will have them for the Bazaar on Saturday. Call me if you would like to have one or more. MATTIE IS A VERY CLEVER LADY and has been organizing some craft ideas for an upcoming Boy Scout Manual. I am in hopes we can collaborate her ideas into a booklet or two on Crafts for or women, summer camp, pre-schoolers at church, or whatever.

Hope you will encourage this venture. DECEMBER BRIDES-or those to be married during the certainly plan on a lovely season as far as decorations are concerned. One holiday bridal shower we know about is for lovely Marsha Tidwell. The hostesses ask that guests bring a special Christmas ornament for the a great way to trim the tree, you agree? This is such a good idea, for every bride-to-be needs decorations for this favorite time of year. VIP RECIPE this week features Mrs.

Lyndon favorite: I-ADY LIMA BEAN AND MUSHROOM CASSEROLE Cook baby lima beans in salted water. Drain thoroughly. Put small amount of butter in saucepan and melt. Add mushrooms and sear for 5 minutes. Add flour and milk to make thick sauce.

Add grated cheese and let melt. Season with salt, chili powder and pepper. Add lima beans and serve very hot. Bond Sales Near Goal In County United States Savings Bond sales in Randall County totaled $10,999 dunng the month of Oc to her. Sales for the ten-month period were $186,750 which represents percent ofthe 1972 goal forthe county, according to County Bond Chairman Don Max Vars.

October sales in Texas totaled $17,851,277 compared to sales of $15,480,457 during the same period of 1971 an increase of 15.3 per cent. Ten month sales totaled $177,041,956 for 89.6 per cent of the sales goal of $197.5 million. National sales of Series and Savings Bonds during the month were $467 million 14.8 percent above 1971 sales million. Sales for the first ten months totaled $5.2 billion for98 per cent of the 1972 sales goal of $5.3 billion Pnces Good And Sat, VELVKT SPORTSWIAR Rayon Face. Cloth Back.

45" wide. A Great Selection of To $2.99 If On 99 CUTTINO BOARDS 40" 72" cutting surface that is rulad in 1" squares 99 Polyester DOUBLE KNITS $1 99 FLIICI Soft, cozy, and warm Sleepwear. 45" to 54" wide. Designer lengths 77 YD. SEQUINS For Christmas frims-frtts, stars, wreaths, angels, ralntfaer and Pcrfset for Christmas decoration.

29 A PKG 1521 4th In. 10:00 A.M. To 7:00 P.M. lUiUU io iiww iQBWMkdays and The Canyon High School Choir has a busy schedule for December, with six separate engagements or activities set before Christmas. The 17 Canyon students selected for the All-Region Choir will go to Pampa Friday and Saturday to take part in a clinic and concert to be under direction of Gene Kenney of Texas Tech.

The concert is to be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Brown Auditorium. On Dec. 4 and 5, members of the choir will try out for parts in the musical, which is to be presented in the high school auditorium Feb. 22,23 and 24.

That production will be a combined effort between the choir group and the speech and drama department. December 5 will be an extremely busy date for the group and in addition to the try-outs for the musical, the Show Choir is scheduled to give performances at both an annual banquet for Northwest Texas Hospital nurses and at the Canyon school Christmas dinner. The hospital banquet and school board dinner are almost simultaneous and may present a problem, said choir director Tom Jennings. we can make he added. The Christmas concert featuring the Chorale and Mixed Choir will be presented in the auditorium on Dec.

14. Admission will be free of charge and the presentation will offer City Woman Succumbs Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Gaume, 89, died Tuesday morning at her home, 411 Thompson Lane, in Canyon. A Canyon resident since 1965, she had come here from Wichita, Kan. Requiem mass was conducted Wednesday morning atSt.

Catholic Church here by the Rev. Jack Gist, pastor. Burial will be at 11 a.m. today at the Danville Cemetery, Danville, Kan. Pallbearers are J.B.

Hickman, Marion Guidry, George Umberson, Frank Blackburn, Frank Heflin, and John E. Green. Mrs. Gaume was a native of Danville, Ohio. She marned Dr.

Harry Wilfred Gaume Sept. 4, 1904 in Danville, Kan. He preceded her in death in 1957. She was a member of the St. Catholic Church in Canyon.

Survivors include daughters, Sister Virginia Gaume of Dubuque, Iowa; Misy Matilda Gaume of 2514 5th and Mrs. Delpha Gard of 411 Thompson Lane; a sister, Mrs. Paul Olivier of Long Beach, and a brother, Robert Smithheisler of Tonkaawa, Okla. Local services were handled by LaGrone Funeral Chapel. Had a party? Or giving one? Tell The Canyon News about it.

Telephone 655-7121, or stop by the News office on the south side of the square. Mnrger News St. Flower Show Winners Announced Ten-year-old Monte Tillinghaat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillinghast of262513th Canyon, with his first deer ill ever.

The youngster took this four-point buck while visiting relatives near Austin last weekend. CHS Choir To Navo Busy Dee. Schedule VARSITY THUR-FRI-SAI Alfred (R) SUN-MON-TUES Bert leynolis ia (PS) traditional Christmas music, Jennings said. On Dec. 14 and 15, the choir will again join with the speech and drama class to present Christmas carols in the high school auditorium.

The speech and drama department at the school is headed by Charles E. Wright. Shrimp Can Make Zesty Breakfast Bacon and eggs again? What a bore. The great American breakfast tends to be a drag, day after day, year after year So the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has a suggestion which should lend a little novelty to an otherwise humdrum way to start the day seafood for breakfast. Nutritionists say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and it should be high in protein to prevent that mid morning letdown when theblodd sugar gets low.

One-fourth to one third of the daily food requirement should be eaten at the morning meal, according to nutritionists The following recipe is an excellent way to start out the day and help keep children more alert and attentive in school, make workers more enthusiastic, and keep weight watchers on the straight and narrow. Other recipes are available free from: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, John H. Reagan Austin, Texas 7H701. Peppered Shrimp and Egg pound cooked, peeled, and deveined shrimp 3 slices bacon cup chopped onion i cup chopped green pepper teaspoon salt teaspoon cayenne pepper 6 eggs, beaten i cup coffee cream teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Fry bacon until crisp; drain on absorbent paper. Crumble bacon.

Cook onion and green pepper in bacon fat until tender. Add seasonings and shrimp and heat. Combine eggs, cream, Worcestershire sauce, any bacon. Add to shrimp mixture and cook until eggs are firm, stirring occasionally. Makes six servings.

By REBA RAEF WINNERS IN THE flower show were Mrs. Joe Grotegut, 1st place, Mrs. Max Hoffman, 2nd place, and Mrs. Joe Grotegut, 3rd place. In the junior high division, 1st place was won by Angeline Haschke.

In the elementary division, 1st place was won by Mark Brandt. Judges for the flower show were Mesdames Joe Frank and M. S. Downing from Canyon, and Mrs. Harry Friemel from Hereford.

Sharon Lindemann won the 1st door prize and Mrs. John Beckman won the 2nd door prize. In the raffle Mrs. Elmer Reinart from Hereford, won 1st prize, Mrs. Henry Bracht won 2nd prize and Mrs.

Leonard Batenhorst won 3rd. The flower show was sponsored by St. Altar Society. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY to the family of A1 Evers, who passed away Thanksgiving Day. The family of A.C.

Evers wishes to express their sincere appreciation to everyone for their cards, food, visits, help, flowers and prayers during this trying time. GUESTS IN OUR home Thanksgiving Day were the Don and children, the Mike Browders and Mary Raef, from Amarillo and the Marion Hicks, from Umbarger, Tom Raef, from Clovis, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hatfield, from St. Francis.

MRS. ALICE KOCH had as her guests, for Thanksgiving dinner, her parents, the Ted Irlbecks, her daughter, Marilyn Johnson, from Canyon, Mrs. Frances Grotegut and Henry Skypala, from Umbarger and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leven and family, from Panhandle.

SGT. LOUIS BRANDT, son of the Dennis Brandts, was home from Randolph Air Force base, at San Antonio for the holiday. Other guests for Thanksgiving dinner were their other sons, Tom and David and Gerald and his wife, from Amarillo. MRS. HORACE J.

DAVIS is a patient in High Plains Baptist Hospital, in Amarillo. OUR GRANDSON, DAVID Hartman, celebrated his seventh birthday, Sun. Nov. 26. Helping David were his Godparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Irlbeck and their children from Tu lia, the Ronald Kershen family, from Canyon, Tom Raef, from Clovis and the Lewie Raefs and Kevin. MRS. EMMA BRANDT is still recuperating, at her home, after her recent illness. MR.

AND MRS. Joe Friemel and family, from Burlington, Colorado, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with the Richard D. Friemel8. Other guests, for Thanksgiving dinner were Mrs. Mary Friemel, from Amarillo, Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Hill and family, from Canyon, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Birkenfeld and Hines To Host Garden Club Canyon Garden meeting, originally scheduled for Dec. 1, has been set for 7:30 p.m.

on Friday, Dec. 8 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. K.E. Hines, west of Canyon.

A program of Christmas carols and a gift exchange are planned. Co-hosting for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. V.B. Hubbard.

Kent Named To Tennis Group West Texas State University tennis coach David Kent has been named to the executive committee of the Texas Tennis Association, the controlling body of tennis in the state. Kent, who was appointed to a one-year term, will attend the TrA meeting Saturday in Austin. area people who have suggestions or complaints about tennis in Texas should contact me before said Kent. Kent will be the only coach serving on the state committee. family from Nazareth and Mrs.

Louise Craddock and children, from Keyes, Okla. BERNARD BUECKER SPENT the holidays with his parents, the Ben Bueckers. THE JOHN WIECKS have a new grandson, Clifford Paul, son of the Larry Wiecks, who live in Dalhart. He joins 3 sisters and one brother. The Allen Hicks, from Dalhart, are visiting her parents, the John Wiecks.

THE JACK BRANDTS had as Thanksgiving Day guests, the Henry Brachts and son Dwight, who attends College. Sadie has accepted a position with the Amarillo Public Schools, in the special education field. She will be a rotating teacher, teaching in the various schools in Amarillo. FORGET THE Con signed Auction Sale, to be held Dec. 9.

It is sponsored by the Umbarger Community Association. VISITORS IN THE Sigfried Bolte home during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs, Jimmy Brockwell and family from Bloomfield, N.M. MR. AND MRS.

Leonard Batenhorst are grandparents again. Their daughter, Mrs. Tom Kellerman presented them with a grandson Monday evening ft Neblett Memorial Hospital. The paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs.

C.C. Kellerman of Canvon. MR. AND MRS. Marion Hicks are parents of a baby boy who arrived at Neblett Memorial Hospital on Tuesday morning.

The Lewie Raefs of Umbarger are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Hicks of Rt. 1 are the paternal grandparents.

MR. AND MRS. Henry Bracht went to Wichita Falls to attend the funeral of Mrs aunt, Miss Laura Berend. Laura was housekeeper for the late Father J.J, Dolje for some 30 years. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED in volleyball be at the gym Thursday night at 7:30.

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