1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

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Goings. Comings, Doings
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Hannibal District No. 13
Ira News Notes
Hannibal Center
There will be a chicken barNancy
Mateae*—
apron^Sheax
On
Decoriation
Day*
Mr.'
and
-beette-*e44*
*t the church. FriMrs. Ida Purdy was a supper
Mrs. Leta Butler, and Mrs.
Pelton,
apron;
Brenda
Say
lor,
Mrs,
Robert
Dennison
entertainday,
June
16
starting at 5 pjn.
Myrtle Scott and sons visited Mr. guest of Mrs. Marie Van Wie and
ed
in
honor
of
the
birthday
andress;
Linda
Smith,
apron;
Krysa
The public is invited.
.Sunday evening — and ail is 3 or 4 tablespoons cornstarch unand Mrs. Wright Hampton recent- guest Morns. Smith Wednesday
niveisary
of
tneir
daughter
Willard,
dress.
Also
participatevening.
til
thick.
Cool
and
pour
over
the
Mr. and Mrs. Norman CoLtard
quiet—except the girls singing
lyMr. and Mrs. Wilson VanNos- themselves to sleep (and the TV) raw berries, serve with whipped Louise. Present for the celebra- ing was Mary Fadden of the of Baldwinsville, William GrassMr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson tiand and sons Rusty and RoyWhat a nice weekend this has cream.
tion were Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Hannibal Happy Homernakers, man of Syracuse and Miles Reed
and Fred Bennett were Memorial were Memorial Day dinner guests been . . . Shouldn't be any comKinville, Gayle and Jimmy of an apron. Shirts and Skirts 4-H of Port Byron were Decoration
Day dinner guests of Mr. andof Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streeter. plaints from campers, gardeners,
Reading, Mass., Mr. and Mrs.Club, Jackie Clark, apron; Rose- Day dinner guests of Mr. and
Thank you, Elsie. Both sound Richard
Mr* Pat Gromny at Mattydale.
Griffin and Amy of mary Keeney, 2-piece wool out- Mrs. George Tompkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Brand were picnickers or those who just like like delectably cool toppings for
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prentice supper guests of their parents, to be outside.
Hannibal, Mrs. Rowena Godfrey fit with matching blouse. Judges
a summer meal.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Brackett
were weekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Van Wie.
of
Cains Corners, Mrs. Rhona were Mrs. David Kimball and
Looks like summer is here, but
spent a day recently with his
Mrs. Lyman Groot at their camp
Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. RiMr. and Mrs. Leo Lunkenheim- what happened to spring? Wasn't
Mrs.
Howard
Welling.
Commenaunt,
Mrs. Lela Havens of HerkIn
the
request
department:
"Do
in Canada.
chard Godfrey and family.
er and family enjoyed a picnic at it short?
tary
was
given
by
Mrs.
Frances
you
suppose
any
of
your
readers
imer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dallas, their camp at Fair Haven Sunwould have any suggestions on Children's Day exercises will Davey, a former member of the
Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Mrs. Lena
daughter Cindy and sons Jimmie, day.
be held Sunday, June 11 at Hannibal Center Bluebirds.
what
to
put
in
a
lunch
for
a
perKyle,
Mrs. Verna Kyle and Mrs.
Paul and Donald and Mrs. Helen
Mrs. Leo Lunkenheimer and
Here's a couple recipes which son on a bland diet? I know my 10:30 a.m. at South Hannibal
Hopkins were Sunday luncheon daughter Nancy attended the Mrs. Harris Brewster of WeedsSaturday Mrs. Gordon Dibble Lena Hannum had dinner ThursFederated Church.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clair graduation of Miss Anne Lunken- port received from her landlady husband likes peanut butter and
with
her sister, Mrs. Pearl Mer- day evening at Iroquois Village.
jelly sandwiches — but for how Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foley and riam of Fulton, attended the
Dallas.
Mrs.
Harold Yarrow and
heimer at LeMoyne College Sun- in Florida.
long when he has to eat them sons Thomas, Peter and Adam wedding of their cousin Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Turner and day.
daughters,
Mrs. Arlene ThompCherry Pie With Cream Cheese four and five times a week."
of Buffalo were weekend guests
son Robert enjoyed a picnic supLinda
Barlow
of
Oswego
and
son
of
Rochester
and Mrs. Ruth
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Milton r baked pie shell
To retain Mr. X's privacy, call of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.Richard Clark of Fulton, at St. Kio of Granby Center were reper with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bald- Doty and family Sunday were
or send your ideas to me and I'll Joseph Hines.
win and daughters Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith and 1 4-oz. package cream cheese
cent weekend guests of the latMrs. Beulah Goebel of Utica Mary's Church in Oswego.
send them on to Mrs. X.
Vz cup sugar
ning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ronald
Stone,
ters daughter and family, Mr.
Ronny and Arthur Hotaling of Vz pint cream, whipped
and son William and his son
Patricia Welch visited her cous- Manlius, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bratt
Karen
and
Kevin
have
enjoyed
and
Mrs. Kevin Rowlee of RoanWilliam Jr., of Fulton, were
in Diane Champion in Baldwins- and sons of Tater Rd., Mr. and 1 can prepared cherry pie filling The following is Grandma Thursday visitors of Clifford a weeks vacation in Buffalo, and oke, Va.
Beat cream cheese and sugar Frail's recipe I mentioned a
ville over the weekend.
Canada, and spent a few days
Mrs. Glenn Kelly of Peru, Mr. together until nice and creamy. couple of weeks ago.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers and Mrs.
Mansfield.
Mrs. Vera Weber in company and Mrs. Allen Parsons, daughter
with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Callers
during
the
week
of
Add whipped cream. Put into pie
(Continued on Page Seven)
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaRock at- Brenda and mother Mrs. Pille.
Frozen Waldorf Salad
Mrs. Frank Williamson were Mr. Alfred Stone of Moria.
shell
and top with cherry pie
tended the Alumni Banquet at
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bishop filling. Let stand in refrigerator
1 9-oz. can crushed pineapple, and Mrs. Earl Williamson of
v
the Oswego College.
and family were supper guests of two or three hours before servGranby Center, Mr. and Mrs.
drained (reserve syrup)
Mrs. Marie Van Wie, Mrs. Vera Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilfus and
HAM AND
George
Erhart Sr. of Fulton and
2 eggs'slightly beaten
ing.
Weber, Mrs. Ida Purdy and Mor- family Saturday.
Miss
Suzanne
Duger.
y* cup- sugar
ris Smith enjoyed dinner at the Miss Vivian Gallop and friend
Mrs. Norine Blodgett of JorVA cup lemon juice
Portage in Fulton Sunday.
called on Mrs. Mildred Van Wie
Strawberry Pie
dan was a Saturday caller of
V* teaspoon salt
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoyt, Mrs. last Monday evening.
her mother, Mrs. Rhona Perkins.
Pineapple
syrup
from
can
THURSDAY, JUNE 15th
Richard Blais and daughter AnMr. and Mrs. Wilson Van Nos- 1 pie shell, baked
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mahlon
Blake
Vi
cup
mayonnaise
nette were Sunday dinner guests trand and sons attended MYF 1 quart strawberries
In the Friendship Room of the
and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.meeting at Fair Haven Sunday.
Arrange enough raw , straw- 2*4 cups apples, unpeeled and Blake of Bowens Corners were
VICTORY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
diced
Clarence Hoyt.
Mrs. Mildred Van Wie, Mrs.berries in pie shell <to cover bot- % cup celery, diced
Sunday
afternoon
callers
of
Mrs.
Auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
^
Mr. and Mrs. John Bond and Jessie Prent and daughter Cheri tom. Sprinkle with sugar.
Isaac
Blake
and
Philip.
Vz
cup
nutmeats,
coarsely
Serving from 5 o'Clock On ■■—
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whit- were shopping in Auburn Friday.
Cook \ the rest of the berries
Ernest
French
of
Minetto
was
chopped
with 1 cup water, 1 cup sugar.
ney and son Danny of Syracuse Monday.
ADULTS $1.50
CHILDREN 50c
1 cup miniature marshmallows a Sunday afternoon visitor of
called on Mr. and Mrs. Wright
PUBLIC
INVITED
% cup whipping cream, chilled his sister Mrs. Rhona Perkins.
Hampton Memorial Day.
Apple wedges, unpared, lem- Saturday Mrs. Gordon Dibble
Mr. and Mrs. William Chamcalled on her niece, Miss Reta
on watered
pion spent the weekend with Mr.
Men-ram of Fulton. Miss Merand Mrs. Ole Larson and Mr. and
Drain pineapple, reserve juice. riam is suffering with a sprained
Cayuga
Health
Association.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Halstead
Mrs. David Champion at Remson.
Mix together beaten eggs, sugar,
Morris Smith called on Mr. and and Marian visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Loretto Reid, Mrs. Tomlemon juice, salt and reserved ankle.
Tom Welling and girls one eve- Welling and Mrs. Mary B. Cra- juice. Cook over low heat, stir- The Hannibal Center BlueMrs. Don Baldwin, Saturday.
mer visited their iSather and bro- ring constantly until slightly birds 4-H Club held their Dress
Gail Ball, George TindalL Mr. ning last week.
CONSULT
ther, Jerry Maroney at the Cay- thickened, about 20 minutes. Cool. revue Thursday, June 1, at the
and Mrs. Adolph Rosti and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Welling, uga
County Infirmary in SenSchool. Those participatand Mrs. Walter Pierce called on Sally and Marsha called on Mr.nett, Saturday afternoon. Other Fold in mayonnaise. Combine Fairley
ing
were^Connie
skirt
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hull during and Mrs. Donald Weaver and visitors this past week included well - drained pineapple, diced and top; Brenda Brackett,
Carter,
cotton
Virginia of South > Butler early
apples, celery, nuts and marshthe week.
dress; Mary Jane Conn, apron;
Saturday
evening to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid, Mrs. mallows. Mix well.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond TerpenDewey Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.
Captain
and
Mrs.
Richard
WeavMaple Ave^ Cato, N. T.
Beat whipping cream in chilled Shirley Deforest, apron; Clara
ing and son Scott and Mr. and
Clarence
VamWie
and
children
bowl. Fold into cooled egg mix- Fadden, apron; Joyce Kyle,
Mrs. William Champion were er and son Michael, who wasand Mrs. Durwood Killough.
ture. Pour over the fruit mixture apron; Judy Kyle, 'best dress;
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George home on a 10-day leave from
T«L 626-2592 — If N o An*w#r Call 626-2465
Malone, skirt; Darlene MaMr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Beman
Lamie Sunday evening for a the air base at Meridian, Miss. and children James and Janis of and toss lightly to mix thorough- Dale
Captain Weaver is a pilot of the
ly. Fill an 8x8x1 Vi-inch pan or lone, skirt; Debra Malone, dress;
chicken barbecue.
visited her mother, Mrs. 6 cup mold and freeze until firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eno spent big B-24 bombers and expects Lyons
Loretto Reid and family Sunday Unmold on serving plate. Dip
to
be
sent
<to
Thailand
upon
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
afternoon. Other callers there apple wedges in lemon water and
their return to his base.
Mrs. Ralph Hull.
included Mr. Joseph Reid and surround mold. Makes atbout 9
Mr. and Mrs Harry Johnson Miss Christine Murphy was a Mrs. Tom Welling and girls.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Albin John- junior contestant Saturday at the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid were servings.
annual Dairy Princess Contest, able to bring Mrs. Reid's bro- This can be served chilled inson Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cham- held at the Farm and Home ther Mr. Marvin Flint home stead of frozen.
pion received word that their Building at Auburn.
from the Upstate Medical Cen"Do you know any recipes for
granddaughter Lori Young was Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krais have ter in Syracuse last Wednesday.
2
quarts of ice cream—made in
able to return to her home after purchased a trailer home former- Helping him celebrate his birtha
regular
ice cream freezer?" asks
being hospitalized after being run ly owned by the late Mrs. Swad- day Sunday, dinner guests inPaulie
Chapman.
over by a farm tractor at her ling and are now living on Jen- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Francis
home. Her mother Mrs. Richard kins Road at Red Creek.
Fults of Oneida, Mrs. Mary A timely request, Paulie. I'm
Young is confined in bed at her George Cooper, Claude Hough- Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice sure the soon-to-be-here Fourth
of July will ibring out a lot of
home.
taling, Norris and Harold Jones Gates of Carthage.
the stored freezers. Homemade
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eno and boat-camped at Grenadiere IsMrs.
Edward
Timerson
acice
cream brings back a lot of
Mrs. Margaret Massey visited Mr. land Saturday night and Sunday.
companied
by
her
daughter,
happy
ahiidJhood memories.
and Mrs. Ralph Hull and daughMembers of Victory MYF at- Mrs. James Gallup were in Syra- Send your recipes to Paulie or
ter Doris, Sunday.
tended the sub-district picnic at cuse for the weekend. They at- me. Maybe there are others who
Mrs. Homer Barrett and broth- Fair Haven Sunday afternoon.
tended the 50th reunion of the received freezers for Cairistmas!
er Harlow Roulstin of Baldwinsclass
of 1917 at Syracuse UniJean
Butts
called
on
his
brothville called on Mr. and Mrs.
versity
of which Mrs. Timerson Don't forget to get your voteer
and
sister-in-law
the
Morris
Thaddeus Barrett Sunday afterwas
a
member.
Butts,
at
Sodus
Saturday.
in on your favorite recipe from
noon.
Mrs.
Richard
Semans
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark
Henderson
these columns. And keep the conMrs. Mary Dreverman and childaughter
Pauline
were
at
the
and
family
spent
Sunday
at
tributions of material coming.
dren and Mrs. Marie Van NosTimerson home during the weektrand called on Mrs. Emma Bond Oneida Lake.
The Over 60 Club met Friday end. Mr. Semans and daughter
-and family Sunday.
evening
at the home of Mr. and Vivian and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh
PAT RYAN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burr and
Mrs.
Walter
Richardson.
TwentyPittroff
and
family
joined
them
daughters Beverly and Barbara
36 Mechanic St., Weedsport
Mr. Renwick Sprague has been
spent Saturday at Redfield and six were present.
Renwick Sprague is receiving in Auburn Memorial Hospital
Sunday at Bramingham Lake
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawyer treatment at Auburn Memorial for nearly two weeks for treatHospital where he has been a ment.
;and family.
patient
about 10 days.
Michael, 2Vz year old son of
Judy and Joy Bond attended
The
Morris
Joneses
drove
to
Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Hall, had
the Brownie and Girl Scout cookBuffalo
Friday
morning
for
a
emergency
treatment at Auburn
out at the Youth Center Saturweekend
with
the
Paul
Foley
Memorial
Hospital Wednesday
day.
family.
evening
after
he fell on a glass
Mrs. Charles Hermann of PomThe
Rev.
and
Mrs.
William
at
his
home.
Fourteen stitches
pey Center visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Barrett Howell plan to move soon to were .required to close the
Avoca where he has accepted a OTCXTOVIA.
Ilia
AMA\*\f»
church.
The Gerald Butts* flew to RutAs is the custom, Victory Meth- land, Vt., Sunday and did some
Mr. * and Mrs. Harry Snider odist Church met following serv- sight-seeing at the marble quarry.
Out-of-town callers Memorial
had dinner watih Mrs. Myrtle ices Sunday for a covered dish
dinner
which
is
always
held
Day
included Mrs. Clayton Smith
Pierce Sunday and called on
Ask your dealer tofinanceyour
monthly
on
the
first
Sunday
of
of
Auburn,
her brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones.
Mrs. Letha Prior and Mrs. Ida the month. Thirty nine attended Maurice Smith of Florida, who
boat the right w a y . . .
Rowe called on Mr. and Mrs.the dinner. Among the out-of- has been visiting his son at WorClaude Lont Wednesday and also town people who attended were cester, Vt.; H. L. Hubbard and
the bank way.
Dist. Supt. Lester Schaff of Ge- son Herman, who live at Jack's
on Mrs. Sophia Hakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rowe neva who was in charge of the Reef; Mrs. Paul Henry of Wol•were supper guests Saturday at church service and Mrs. Schaff cott.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Rowes. who installed the WSCS officers.
The_average family in this
They also called on Mr. and The Rev. and Mrs. Wilcox of Red
Creek"
wereTalso
present
at
the
country
is getting its food with
Mrs. Neil Cole,
dinner.
less than one day of work out of
Harrison Wilde was home on
Mrs. Tom Welling was in Au- a five-day week—a figure which • RANGES
leave over the weekend at his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton burn Monday evening to attend no other nation matches.
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Wilde.
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Mrs. Pearl Titus called on of the Board of Directors of the
Mrs. Ida Rowe Thlursday.
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Rowena Godfrey and Fred
Wilde spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Godfrey.
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Mrs. Ida Rowe called on Mrs.
Louise Godfrey Saturday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Presley and
Mr. and Mrs. Leiand Rieiey
called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hoag Sunday.
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