Daily Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (2024)

September 19, 1980

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Daily Citizeni

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Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

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Friday, September 19, 1980

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10

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Page 10 Daily Citizen riday September 19 1980 Abu' i 1 k'JBkv 3 v45wHBk 1 (jflv tk'l 1 hEiHf LJ HHIaH Officers for 19SO 81 for the Wisconsin Globe and Anchor Detachment of the Marine Corps League Auxiliary are left to right Dorothy McMillan chaplain Dale orslin junior vice president Helen Wolfram senior vice president Gale Erdman president Gert Herman junior past president and Nancy Wagner secretary treasurer Not pictured are Boarbara Oakley judge advocate and Angie McMillan captain of the guard Citizen Staff Photo 4vn JlRtk jgklL J' 7P4 a W'y 'IN i SN Xi fiK tW i rl I Jf Jr 1 wr I Il Wt Ll 93 Al "It Arnil A'A if hr i 43 J3 dora ESwa fe riWi 'a I The Beaver Dam Jaycettes installed five new members at their meeting Wednesday New members shown with President Barb Link standing are seated left to right Ellie Sokoly Karen Arfstrom Jan Kraft Liz Zell and Gwen Nesvold Citizen Staff Photo Party Time? Go Indonesian By MARJORIE RICE Copley News Service When the party plan calls for heartier fare than simply dips chips and crudites but you still want to be out with the guests instead of trapped at the stove consider some of the following ideas They're made with fish and chicken high protein foods that are nutritious and filling but still affordable They take only a little last minute attention some don't require any and can be set out on the buffet when the party begins ELECTRIC hot trays can be used to keep ap petizers such as the In donesian Chicken Tidbits piping hot Electric crockery cookers can keep saucier dips bubbly Other courses such as quiche are fine at cool room temperature so can stay out on a buffet table for some time To keep things looking pretty arrange several trays of appetizers on ovenproof trays well before the guests arrive Cover them with foil or plastic wrap and refrigerate if necessary Then reheating is easy right on the serving tray Parenting Is Topic The childbirth and Parent Education Association of Dodge County is having its first annual membership banquet Sept 24 at Sunset Hills Beaver Dam Ann Griesch will talk about Training for Effective Parenting" or as it is better known STEP a training program in which parents analyze their present parenting skills and the impact these approaches might be having on their children Then parents explore possible ways in which to enhance their skills Ms Greisch will present a half hour talk on some of the fundamental issues involved in effective parenting There will be ample time given for questions and group discussion This is an opportunity for parents to learn new ideas about how to be a better parent says Mary Blevins President of Ann Griesch 1 iT Xs fi I CPEA a parent is not an easy task but one of the most important jobs any of us will ever co*cktails begin at 6:30 pm dinner at $595 per person at 7 pm The public is invited or reservations call Jan at 885 5489 or Ruth at 887 7552 CPEA is a United Way Agency The salmon pate is an affordable party spread cool and pretty with a garnish of carefully cut vegetables Use leaves from leeks for flower stems carrots and radishes for flowers bits of herbs and olives for other garnish ideas Serve the pate with slices of cucumber as well as crackers so guests can choose a less caloric but still crisp server for the creamy spread The pate can be made a day ahead of serving Unmold and garnish it on serving day and keep it chilled covered until ready to serve The crabmeat appetizer stretches a can of crab meat (or flaked fresh crab) in a creamy dip with a touch of horseradish And the chicken tidbits with a peanut butter sauce are a simply delicious combination although you wouldn't think so from the ingredients peanut butter honey mayonaise and curry powder Bake the chicken ahead of time then refrigerate it until serving time Reheat the chicken in the sauce covered then arrange the chicken on skewers on a warming tray Salmon Pate 1 envelope unflavored gelatin 3 cup cold water 1 cup salad dressing (mayonaise type) 1 can (155 ounces) red salmon drained and flaked cup finely chopped celery cup finely chopped green pepper 1 tsp finely chopped onion 'j cup heavy cream whipped In a small saucepan combine the gelatin and cold water stirring until the gelatin is soft Stir the mixture over low heat until the gelatin dissolves Gradually add the cooled gelatin mixture to the salad dressing blending it well Chill the mixture until it is partially set then stir in the salmon celery green pepper and onion Taste the mixture for seasoning correcting it if necessary with salt and cayenne pepper old in the whipped cream and pour the mixture in two lightly oiled 5 by 35 inch loaf pans or a one quart mold Chill the pate until it is firm then unmold and garnish it as desired Crabmeat Appetizer 1 pkg (8 ozs) cream cheese softened lli cups (75 ozs) crabmeat drained and flaked 2 tbsps finely chopped onion 2 tbsps milk tsp cream style horseradish tsp salt dash of pepper 13 cup sliced toasted almonds Combine the cream cheese crab onion milkhorseradish and seasonings blending them well Spoon the mixture into an ovenproof serving dish sprinkle the top with the nuts and bake it 15 minutes at 375 degrees ahrenheit Serve as a dip or spread for crackers chips and raw vegetables Note: A six and one half ounce can of minced clams drained may be substituted for the crabmeat In that case omit the almonds and sprinkle the appetizer instead with dill weed Parents' Home Parents' Rules DEAR ABBY: 1 hope and pray that you will print this letter as this problem has plagued my friends and me for many years I'm a 19 year old girl living with my parents and attending a very strict Baptist college My parents are paying for my education Abby I've been listening to rock music for over eight years without my knowledge They found the tapes and were crushed They say they can no longer trust me I apologized for having kept it from them but explained that 1 didn't tell them because I knew rock music is against their beliefs They say that rock music destroys young people and that I cannot keep the tapes in the house 1 told them that I have developed my own convictions and as long as 1 disturb anyone with my music I should be allowed to keep the tapes and listen to them Who is right? Must I get rid of the tapes and turn my radio dial to the religious station? Or should I be allowed to make my own choice of music as long as I don't bother anybody? ME IN SOUTH CAROLINA DEAR ME: As long as you live in your home and they are paying for your education you must follow their rules Once you are on your own you may do as you please DEAR ABBY: I live in Pearl City Hawaii and I'm shocked and appalled at the ignorance of some of our fellow Americans who still think Hawaii is a coun try" When 1 travel to the mainland 1 am amazed at the number of people who say love to go to Hawaii someday I've never been out of the United States" I'm also asked this your first trip to America?" Dear Abby I 1 by Abigail Van Duren 1 even been asked you have running water being that you're so isolated from everything? And how does life in America compare to Hawaii?" The list goes on and on Will you please inform people that Hawaii is now one of the 50 states of the union? Also we no longer live in little grass shacks Thank You! ALIVE AND WELL IN AMERICA DEAR ALIVE: You can bet your ukulele Let it be known that on Aug 21 1959 Hawaii became the 50th state to join the union and has been a part of America ever since! DEAR ABBY: With the changing times (and less emphasis on the more formal aspects of a wedding) my wife and 1 are often faced with an embarrassing dilemma We are both pastors who officiate at many weddings We are seldom invited in advance to the rehearsal dinner or the wedding reception but when we start to leave the bride says stay We thought you knew you were invited" We never presume that we are invited unless we have received an invitation before hand Abby we have small children and must make arrangements for having them looked after just as all the other invited guests who have been of ficially invited Please remind your readers that if the officiating pastor (s) is ex pected to stay for the rehearsal dinner and reception an invitation should be sent ASSOCIATE PASTORS IN ILLINOIS DEAR PASTORS: Consider it done CONIDENTIAL TO A CONVICTED ELON WHO HAS SERVED HIS TIME IN CALIORNIA: You may vote if your offense did not relate to any violation of the voting laws and you are not on parole Before registering you will be asked: 1 Are you 18 years old or over? 2 Are you an American citizen? 3 Have you lived in the county 29 days before the election you want to vote in? 4 Are you on parole for a felony? If you have any further questions concerning voting call your registrar recorder's office Do you have questions About sex love drugs and the pain of growing up? Get new booklet: Every Teen ager Ought to Know" Send $2 and a long stamped (28 cents) self addressed envelope to: Abby Teen Booklet 132 Lasky Drive Beverly Hills Calif 90212 Wash abrics Separately By BETTY KINSER Copley News Service It has been suggested many times by many women that the best time to prewash and dry your new fabric is the minute you get home from shopping Then when the sewing mood strikes you are ready 1 have no quarrel with that However I would like to add one word of caution: Do not throw all your new fabric in the washer at one time! WHITE broadcloth thrown in with red cor duroy is going to come out of the dryer as pink broadcloth Black linen washed with terry (any color) will break out in little curley thread ends When washing your fabric it is not necessary to give it the full treat ment Put it in warm water on a delicate cycle with just a tad of detergent Use a short wash two or three minutes should do it When drying fabric throw in an old terry towel to help "fluff" it up Why old? No chance of curley qs or color fade If the fabric needs Luncheon Held The Elderberrie meeting was held on Sept 16 1980 in ellowship Hall of Trinity Church United Methodist at noon Carry in Luncheon" was enjoyed Margaret Steven asked the blessing It was a time for rejoicing good food and people to enjoy it The tables were decorated with yellow Chrysanthemus The serving committee was Margaret Steven lorence Giese and Ruth Becker Birthdays honored with a sweet gift were Severa Diekvoss Gertrude Buschkoff Leona Berent Ermma Heideman and Alva Steiner a new Chns Behm Shower Held The home of Kathie Zuehlke 817 North Street Beaver Dam was the scene of a miscellaneous bridal shower for Chris Behm Hostesses were Chris' aunts Jane Sherman Kathie Zuehlke and Joan Daniels As the guests arrived placed their gifts on an appropriately decorated table highlighted by bridal cakes made by Linda Washtock sister of the bride to be Games were played and prizes awarded after which a luncheon was served Chris will become the bride of Bill Korallis on Sept 19 1980 at St Catholic Church Beaver Dam member 1 hey were saluted with a Happy Birthday song Members were glad to see Esther Hartl with us again after a pro illness Slides were shown by the Rev and Mrs Messer schmidt who had made a trip to Austria The next meeting will be Oct 14 Everyone over 50 years is welcome to these meetings College Students MADISON Wis Debra Jean Linde of Beaver Dam has been appointed to the position of student supervisor in the student residence halls at the University of Wisconsin Madison for the 1980 81 academic year She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Linde and is a senior at the University majoring in ood Science As a Student Supervisor Linde will have responsibility for scheduling training and directing the work of 120 students in Gordon Dining Room Loyal Hearts Set Meeting The Loyal Hearts Group will meet at Rosemary McDermott's home 104 McKinley St Beaver Dam on Monday at 7:30 pm Laura Volkman will be the co hostess pressing use a warm steam iron and press gently with the grain If the fabric was "off grain" before washing it may need a little straightening at the ironing board Some knits of course do not need pressing but they should be allowed to rest awhile before being cut Lay fabric on cutting board (do not allow any of it to hang over edge) and leave it alone while you make the beds or wash the dishes Give it time to return to its original state If this suggestion makes you giggle just think how little you will giggle if your finished knit garment is too small! TRIM bias tape twill tape and other findings should also be pre washed and dried Remove from packaging and douse in very warm water for a few minutes Gently squeeze out water and spread on towel to dry QUICK STITCH: It doesn't take much time it doesn't take much sewing skill What could it be? A Back Pocket Laundry Bag complete with huge pocket and red name tag or your leaflet send 25 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Stitching Witchery in care of this newspaper Questions may be addressed to Mrs Betty Kinser Copley News Service in care of this newspaper Stress Is Topic OND DU LAC The 17th annual seminar for all office personnel will be held Saturday Oct 11 from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm at Moraine Park Technical Institute in ond du Lac It is being sponsored by the ond du Lac Chapter of the National Secretaries Association (Int') The speaker will be Tom Jadin director of Sub stance Abuse Services at the Winnebago Mental Health Institute His topic will be and Burn Out" Registration is $12 including coffee donuts and luncheon Reservations may be sent to Annice Harper CPS 173 Park Ave ond du Lac Wis 54935 no later than Oct 4 Chorus Performs JUNEAU The Dodge County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Juneau Community Building Monday evening Sept 15 The following ladies of John Miller Unit 146 Beaver Dam were in at tendance: Mesdames Pat Roedl Myrtle Kuhn Madeline Eichel lorence Lentz Myrtle Berg Gertrude Hughes lorence Grace Elsie Dinkel and Grieda Sandrin Entertainmeiit was furnished by the Mayville Auxiliary Chorus After the meeting adjourned a lunch was served by ladies of the Juneau Auxiliary SAVE 25 Aero Custom Window ashions Also Includes: Custom Bedspreads 1" Bali Blinds Top Treatments Vertical Blinds Cut Yardage We Close Saturdays at 12:30 Beaver Dam Paint Glass 112 So Center Ph 885 4064 Beaver Dam 4 1.

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