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Illinois, Wednesday, January 5, 1955. THE DECATUR REVIEW PAGE TWENTY-ONE Duncan Hines Try Shrimp In Souffle Located just nine miles from the nation's capital, at Rockville, one can enjoy the fine French Provincial decor in a cozy atmosphere at the Normandy Farm Restaurant. A crackling fire on the hearth "warms the cockles of your heart" and makes the setting perfect for an excellent meal. If you wish something light for luncheon or supper, their "Shrimp Careta" is an excellent choice. This is the way they prepare their Shrimp Souffle to serve six.

Stir together 3 beaten egg yolks and cups milk, add salt to taste, a pinch of cayenne and 1 tablespoon of sherry. Then fold in the 3 stiffly beaten egg whites and very gently add at least 12 shrimp precooked and cut in halves or quarters. Pour into a casserole. On top of the souffle cup grated American cheese and bake it over, water in a moderate oven, 350 until the eggs are set and the mixture puffed, about 30 minutes. This dish may be served directlv from a heat-resistant baking dish or it may be turned out and a creamy cheese sauce added to it.

MRS. BIANUCCI, 75, CELEBRATES TODAY Clinton, Jan. 5 (Staff) Mrs. Assunta Bianucci, Clinton, is observing her 75th birthday anniversary today, Mrs. Bianucci is the widow of A.

Bianucci, owner of the Clinton Ice Cream company until his death five years ago. She is the mother of five children, George and Henri of Clinton; Eugene of Camden, N. Mrs. Irene Soravia, LaJolla, and Mrs. Mary Gambrell, Decatur.

Mrs. Bianucci is an active member of St. John's Catholic Church. need help. She urged assistance for these children before school age.

She also spoke of the need for funds to furnish glasses for children of the county who have sight defects. Mrs. Ray Issacs discussed the banning of objectionable comic books, 6 Brothers in Wedding Party Seventh Marries in Tuscola Church Last Week Six brothers served as ants when the seventh, Tynan L. Cain, and Miss Tiana Riley married last Wednesday in Forty Martyrs Church, Tuscola. The ceremony was held at 10 a.m.

with the Rev. James Casey officiating. Two hundred guests attended the wedding and 'a reception followed in the church hall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Riley of Tuscola. Her husband, son of Thomas Cain of Armstrong and Mrs. Marie Cain of Champaign, is operator of an oil station in Tuscola. He and his bride will live in a new home at Tuscola, completely furnished by the bridegroom's brothers. The former Miss Riley wore: a bouffant dress fashioned with white satin bodice, designed with, braid-edged scoop neckline, and tulle skirt decorated with satin panels.

Matching braided satin formed the headband holding her fingertip length veil and she carried a white satin Bible topped with a white poinsettia. Bridesmaids, all in ballerina length white taffeta dresses made with pleated skirts, were: Mrs. Jack Nesbit, Tuscola; Mrs. Wayne Cain, Champaign; Miss Rose Marie SIX (6) DRUGGISTS TO FILL PRESCRIPTIONS From a Spanish Romance A model snatches a moment blouse with a Spanish flavor, to dream from the whirl of the dips low in front and back to resort crowd, in a lace blouse set off a lovely profile. with scoop neckline.

The St. Mary's Plans Classes Expectant Mother Class Opens Jan. 12 The second series of classes for, expectant mothers will open at St. Mary's Hospital next Wednesday, Sister Jane, hospital superior, announced today. The first series held by St.

Mary's began last Sept. 23 and ran for six weeks. Next Wednesday's class, from 2 to 3:30 p. will be for registration and a discussion of the value of prenatal care. Sister Madonna, maternity supervisor, will conduct the class, entitled "How Does Your Baby Grow." All classes will be held in the hospital lecture hall.

There is no charge: for the classes. The only requirement is that the expectant mother be under the care of a physician. The maternity staff and the St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary sponsor the classes. The schedule for the other five weeks of this series is: Jan.

of Pregnancy," by Mrs. Lucinda Miller, R. head nurse at St. Mary's. Maternity fashions will be shown by members of the auxiliary.

Jan. for Two" will be discussed by Miss Joan Ryan, R.N., maternity department head nurse. A film will also be shown. Feb. 2-A preview of the "Baby's Birthday" will be given by Mrs.

Mary Grigsby, R.N. A tour of the maternity floor will follow the talk. Feb. Problems" will be discussed and a movie on children's behavior patterns will be shown. This class will be a 7:30 p.

m. so that prospective fathers may attend also. Feb. 16-A demonstration of formula making and the bathing procedure for the new infant. This class will also be held at 7:30 p.

m. "Prepared Parent" certificates will be presented to those who complete the series. Four other series of prenatal classes are scheduled for 1955 at St. Mary's. They will open on March 9, May 11, and September 14.

Expectant Parent Classes Start Thursday A series of classes for expectant parents will open at Decatur and Macon County Hospital Thursday at 2 p. m. Members of the hospital staff will act as instructors. The series will include eight classes: Five for expectant mothers, two for fathers and one for both. Topic for Thursday is "Life Plans call for offering the classes three other times this year.

A second series will start April 7, a third, June 30, and a fourth Oct. 6. Handicapped Children Should be Helped While Young Sullivan, Jan. 5 (Staff) The Sullivan Woman's Club heard a discussion Monday on the county health program for handicapped children and the comic book situation. Mrs.

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WATER PH. 5319 Daily Menu Recipe Plain Food After Fancy Eating Spareribs and Kraut French or German Style By Gaynor Maddox After the fancy eating of the holiday season, a good meal of spareribs and sauerkraut will taste awfully good. We cook ours in a stainless steel fryer with aluminum-clad bottom and tight fitting dome cover. This allows simmering over very low heat. Incidentally the cover keeps the kitchen free of heat and food odors.

Here are two versions, French and German. Take your choice and enjoy a wonderful meal. Spareribs With Sauerkraut (Serves 4-6) 3 pounds spareribs, cut in serving pieces, 2 tablespoons fat, if necessary; 2 pounds (1 quart) sauerkraut (or 1 No. can), cup apple juice, cup tomato juice, 2 medium apples, peeled, cored and shredded; Chopped parsley French Style 2 tablespoons celery seeds, 2 tablespoons seedless raisins, teaspoon sugar. German Style 2 tablespoons seeds, teaspoon ground black pepper, teaspoon paprika.

In preheated fry pan saute spareribs over medium heat until brown on both sides. Add fat only if ribs are lean. Blend sauerkraut with juices, apples and seasonings. Cover spareribs with kraut. Put dome cover on and simmer over low heat for hour.

Turn ribs, cover and simmer for another hour or until ribs are tender. ping. Serve with jacket potatoes. With the versatile dome cover, the large stainless steel fry pan has countless uses in the modern kitchen. Here's a suggestion for a quick supper; pan-fry precooked ham slice (about thick) in butter or fat over low heat, turning once.

Peel 1 large green banana, cut in half crosswise, and fry for 3 to 4 minutes until golden brown, adding more butter to pan if necessary. Before serving, garnish with (canned) pimento strips; and -to make life even easier-serve in the attractively shining stainless steel pan, to keep foods warm, and dishwashing chores at an absolute minimum. Degree of Pocahontas Maude Loft 29 Degree of Poca- hontas will have installation of officers at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in Modern Woodman Hall.

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The modern woman believes the best is none too good for her own family. There are probably many things that the modern woman could learn from Great-grandmother. But there is also plenty the modern woman could have taught G. G. about enjoying life.

But Women Today diet. as much on her acceptance Are All Right Great-grandma's, wisdom is frequently praised to the modern housewife, but the woman of today is doing pretty well. Great-grandmother said: "A woman's work is never done." Today's woman takes pride not in being a slave to her family but in being a good enough manager to have time to enjoy her family. G.G. said: "Feed the brute." The modern woman is beginning to learn 1 that the important thing is to feed the brute a balanced Gaines Argo Wedding In Urbana Home Monticello, Jan.

5 (Staff) In a holiday setting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Urbana, marriage vows were exchanged Dec. 28 by Miss Edna Mae Gaines, Galesville, and Kenneth Argo, Lodge. The Rev.

Floyd Humble, pastor of the Twin City Church of the Spiritualist, performed the eremony before a company of friends and relatives of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Argo will make their home in Lodge, where the bridegroom is employed. 3 TIMES FASTER for GAS on Stomach stomach acid in one minute as many leading digestive tablets.

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G. was shocked when an old, person refused to act his age and summed up her attitude with, "There's no fool like an old fool." Today the most active woman in a family is likely to be the grandmother. G. G. dismissed beauty lightly with "Beauty is only skin deep." The modern woman teaches her daughter that any girl can be pretty if she is smart enough to make the most of the looks she was born with.

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James Hartman and Miss Marlene Boyer, both of Bement: Sisters of the bride, Mary Kay and Pamela Riley, served as junior bridesmaids. Flower girl was another sister, Kim Riley. Brothers of the bridegroom serving at the ceremony were: William Cain of Tuscola, best man; Carlyle Cain, Pierceton, Keron Cain, Rankin; and Wayne, Edward and John Cain, all of Champaign. A bridal dinner was held in Caryme's dining room and the couple left for a three-week wedding trip to Florida. Your Eyes by Dr.

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Makeup for the eyes should include eye shadow to give the eyes emphasis and bring out their lustrous coloring. Mascara applied to the lashes also helps to bring out the beauty of the eyes. Care must be used in applying rouge. Apply it lightly near the eyes. Shadows cast by glasses will deepen colors in upper areas of the cheeks.

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