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Personals of Wolcott Mrs. Mildred Clow 594-2410 Wolcott—Benny Sewell of San Antonio, T e x a s ls spending the holiday with his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Salisbury. Linda Palm e r came home Tuesday night from Geneseo to spend the holiday with her parents, M r. and Mrs. Jack P a l mer. Mrs. Yvonne Raynor o f Phoenix, A r iz. and children Con nie, Debbie, and Steven are home with her parents, Mr. and M rs. Leslie Hickey, for the holidays. Mr. and M rs. Dwight Kitchen, Mr, and M r s . Steve Powers, and Mr. and M r s . Glen Kaltenborn, and Mr. Jam e s Kitchen h a d Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaltenborn and fa mily. Dinner and supper guests of Mr. and M r s . Predent De B o e r dere Christm a s Day were M r. and M rs. Bernard Vanderbrook, Mr. and M r s . Franklin Doiik and fam ily, and Mr. and M rs. Gary Featherly and family. Mr. and M rs. Marshall Mur ray and Fred Murray had dinner with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mosher of Canan daigua C h ristm a s Day. Fred left for home Saturday morning. Mr. and M r s . Predent De B o e r dere recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. C less Hollister. Me. and M r s . John C. Robert son and M r. and Mrs. George Robertson and family traveled to Trumansburg to see John’s daughter, M r. and Mrs. Edward Hamill. • RANGES • WATER HEATERS • CLOTHES DRYERS • ROOM H6ATERS Nortfi R o m Supply Co LT 7-9011 North Rote, Mr. and M rs. Harold Kerwin and their son, Jim , who is home from the Navy and his fiancee. Miss Betsy McGee were Christ mas dinner guests of Mrs. K e r - win’s sister^ Mr. and Mrs. G o r don Mosher of Canandaigua. Mr. and Mvs. Joseph Mouton of Marion recently called on her sister, M r. and Mrs. Predent De Boerdere. Christm a s night Mr. and M rs. Marshall M u rray received a tele phone call from their daughter, Mr. and M rs. Harold King of Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. and M rs. Harlow Dunton spent Christm a s with Gary and his fam ily in Fairport. In the evening they called on Mr. and Mrs. R u s s e ll Dunton and fam ily. On December 19 Mr. and M rs. Predent De Boedere entertained the Home Bureau of Butler Cen ter Unit at a Christmas party. Mr. and M rs. Larry Hogan and fam ily enjoyed Christmas dinner with M r. and Mrs. Glen Hogan in Savannah. Mr. and M rs. Russell Hyde and children of Liverpool spent Christm as with his parents, M r. and M rs. Donald Hyde. Mr. and M rs. Donald Cahoon, Sr. entertained at a family din ner Christm a s Day, Those p r e sent w e re: Sue and Bob from Binghamton, Em ily from Clyde, Bill and fam ily, Duane and f a mily, Donald, J r . and family and Mr. and M r s . David Drake and family. Mr. and M rs. Donald Prudom, Sr. and daughter, Jean spent Christm as with Mr. and M rs. Donald Prudom, Jr . and family ln Port Byron. Christm as Day callers at the home of M rs. Nora Scott and family were her granddaugh ter, Mr. and M rs. Roger Cook of Sodus and her brother, Daniel Jeffers of Red Creek. Mrs. Lena Knapp and Mr. and MEMORIALS Auburn Monument Co. Uoyd Richardson T el. 587-9M2 NORTH ROSE, N. Y. M rs. Russell Doolittle left for Florida Monday. They are going by way of Allentown to pick up M rs. Knapp’s siste r , M rs. B e r tha Vroomen. Their address will be Oceanaire, 1 2 3 2 1 Gulf Boule- varde, T reasure Island, Fla. Frank Knapp and family o fE a - tavia and Rita Ritlco of Roches ter were guests of Mr. and M rs. John Knapp for Christm a s. Miss Mary Stocking of Wash ington, D. C. is making her home with Mr. and M rs. John Knapp. Mr. and M rs. Harlow VanGor der, Mrs. K a rl Van Gorder, M r. and Mrs. Dean Van Gorder and Laurie, M r. Wayne Van Gorder and Mr. and M rs. Ken Van Gor der and fam ily of Newark cele brated the Christm a s holiday with M r. and M rs. G a ry Van Gorder. Mr. and M rs. George Robert son and fam ily spent Christmas with her fam ily in Binghamton. M rs. Emily Hayes spent Christm as with her son, M r. and M rs. Albert Hayes and fam ily in Seneca F a lls. M rs. M argaret Buckler went to Fred Durbin’s in North Rose fo r a Christm a s dinner Satur day. Her siste r , M rs. Rose Dur bin was also there. Christmas Eve M r. and M rs. Kenneth Cole and fam ily of Lyons entertained at a fam ily get-to gether. Those present were M r. and M rs. Ralph T e llier, J r ; and M rs. Everett Dickinson of Pal m yra, Mr. Raymond Cole of F a ir port and his fiancee. M iss Lois DuBois of Sodus, M r. and M rs. Leo Clow of ’.Volcott, M r. Alan Cole, Jody and Matthew, and Donald Cole all of Lyons. Christmas dinner guests of M r. and M rs. Leo Clow were Mr. and M rs. Kenneth Cole, Kimberly and Debra of Lyons, and M r. and M rs. Ralph T e llier, J r . of Palmyra. On Sunday M r. and M rs. Leo Clow, Mr. and M rs. Kenneth Cole and daughters and M r. and Mrs, Ralph T e llier, J r . attended an open house for M r. Clow’s s i s ter and brother-in-law ’ s golden wedding a n n iversary. It was held at the home of their son in Ma cedon. Betsy Coman of V a ssar Col lege and M arg Coman of SUNY Oswego are spending their holi day vacations with their parents, M r. and M rs. C h a rles H. Co man, and their siste r Tumper. K. Sigurd Dahlberg of Tomp kins Point is a surgical patient at Clifton Springs Hospital. SPEED LIMIT The speed lim it on the New York Thruway Is 65 m iles per hour, except where posted for lower speeds. ROLL CALL Spec. 5 Dale E . Countryman, 2 1 , whose wife Joyce lives in North Huron Road, Wolcott, r e cently received the Army Com mendation Medal while serving with the 145th Aviation Battalion near Blen Hoa, Vietnam. Spec. Countryman earned the award for meritorious serv ice as a p e r sonnel management s p e c ialist in th e battalion’s headquarters company. A 1968 graduate o f L e a venworth Central School, he en- terjd the arm y in May 1969 and received basic training at Fort Dix, N .J. Spec. 4 C h a rles G. Wood, 20, son of M rs. Waneta C. Wood of Alton, form e rly of Wolcott, re cently received the Bronze Star Medal while serving with the 10 1 s t Airborne Division (A ir mobile) in Vietnam. He was pre sented the Bronze Star Medal for distinguishing him self through meritorious serv ice in connec tion with m ilitary operations against hostile forces ln Vietnam. He received the award while a s signed as a riflem a n In Co. D, 1st Battalion of the Division’ s 327th Infantry. He entered the Army in Ju ly 1969, completed basic training at Fort Dix, N .J ., and was last stationed at Ft. Lew is, Wash. He is a 1908 gra duate of Sodus Central School. IN FIELD PROGRAM M iss M a rjorie Nichols of Wol cott, a sociology major at Keuka College, recently participated in the college’ s annual field period of work and independent study. She gained vocational experience working in a field related to her major. She is a member of the cla s s of 1972. The Keuka F ield Period, e stab lished in 1942, allows students to link classroom learning with “ real world” experience. Col lege credit is granted for work in the program . N early 700 o f the college’s 840 students p a r ticipated this fa ll, with others planning sum m er work abroad. M iss Nichols is the daughter of Mr. and M rs. Raymond Nich ols, 7 Orchard Street, Wolcott. , SOCIAL STATUS Term ites, ants, wasps and b ees have well developed social liv e s . North Rose Highlights Miss Virginia Winchell 5 8 7 - 2 6 4 2 North Rose-M r. and M rs. Lloyd P o r ter and Mr. and M rs. Robert Terhune and sons were Christm as day guests of M r. and M rs. Merton Mahaney and family of Sterling. Mr. and M rs. Brian Dodds of W ebster, M r. and M rs. John Dodds, daughter Jackie and M rs. Nettie Barton were Christm a s day guests of Mr, and M r s . Wells M. Dodds. Mr. and M rs. Sidney Rupert of Rochester, M r. and M r s . Leo Spade of Pebble Hill, Fairport and M r. and Mrs. Leo- Spade and son Jo e y of Rochester were dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. Harry Spade and family last Sun day. Mr. and M -s. Elton Mead are visiting her parents M r. and Mrs. Gordon Wilcox in Orlando, Fla. M iss Debbie Mead has been with her grandparents and expects to remain in florida for a few more weeks. Mr. and M rs. Alfred Green J r . of Milton, P a ., Mr. and M rs. Mi%% Blanche Sampson 5 9 4 - 5 5 7 6 North Wolcott - Mr. and M rs. Howard McAdoo recently received word of the death o f their nephew, E r ic Holmes of Oneida, age three months. He was the son of M vs. Dianne Dingman Holmes. Mr, and M rs. Howard McAdoo visited M r. and M rs. George Lester, M r. and Mrs. Boyd Samp son of K e J Creek and M r. and Mrs. Paul Horn of Sterling. Mr. and M rs. Carl Younglove entertained at an early C h rist mas dinner Sunday, Decem b er 20. There were 42 children an1 grandchildren present. M r. and Mrs. Younglove expected to leave for 7.ephyrhllls, Fla., e a r ly this week where they will spend the winter. Mr. and M rs. H, C. H o llister left by plane the Jay a fter C h r is t mas to spend a mon'.h with their son John H o llister and fam ily in Minneapolis. The Com rades Class will hold their Jan u a ry meeting with M r. and M rs. Frederick Flint Jan . 5. Supper will be served at six o’clock. The Comstock-Greenwood fac tory at Red Creek served their employees a ham .linner Wednes day, Dec. 23. The employees did not return to work until Monday, D e c . 28. F r ien d s of M rs. M ary Dates w ill be interested to learn she w a s able to return from the hos pital Wednesday, Dec. 23 and Is at the home of her daughter Ruth Saeli in Savannah where she ex pects to spend the winter. The Methodist church Is s t a r t ing a membership training class e a r ly in the new year for any one 12 years or older. Anyone interested is asked to contact the p a s t o r , the Rev. Clyde Hurlbutt. anne s JCatk <Jiitclien C h a r les Roth, Miss JoAnne Green of Rochester spent Christm a s with their parents M r. and M rs. A lfred Green. M r s . Clyde Clum is at home recoverin g from a broken right w r ist received In a fall on her back porch a week ago Monday. Edward Anthony Is a surgical patient at the Sodus Hospital. A llie Brown Is a patient at the Sodus hospUa!.. G r e g g Thomas of Boston is spending the Christm as holidays with h is parents, M r. and M rs. G e o rge F . Thomas. M r. and M rs. Charles Oaks and fam ily and their guests spent C h ristm a s with Mr. and M rs. C h a r les Fox and fam ily of West R o s e . M r. and M rs. Joseph Bowler are receiving congratulations on the birth of a 7 lb. 1 oz. son, M a rk Joseph, at the Newark- Wayne Community Hospital on D ecem b e r 19, 1970. M rs. Bowler is the form e r Catherine C o llier. 3 kMespocaiita^ 1/2 cup War !/2 cup tana 2 teaspoon* for 2 °c3ha«i. By MISS KATHARINE HARVIE A Happy New Year to each and everyone <w New Y e a r bring you and yours many blessing 1 have some real honest recipes from a frfo* to share with you, so now we will know sob ,? from the southwest, where they seem to co* than we do in the north. *1* BARBECUED BEEF P lace in roaster a 5 to 7 pound brisket, brown,. for 30 minutes. Combine: 2 cups catsup 2 cups water 2 teaspoons chill powder 2 teaspoons salt Heat to boiling point and pour (covered) in slow oven, 300 degrees tender. Baste often with sauce. KIDNEY BEANS AND WINE 2 # 2 cans red kidney beans, drained 1/2 chornd 1 sm a ll can tomato paste Cwitbout J T * 1/ 2 cup chopped cooked ham 1 cup rid wl* Salt and pepper to taste 3 sm a ll green onions, tops and bulbs, chopped Saute onions, pepper and ham in butter. Add tomb. wine and cook for 5 minutes. Add kidney beuti*| LOW' buttered cassero le. Bake 40 to 45 miootM I Serves 4 - 5 . M a rgaret said men “ love” this dish. BAKED GRITS 1 1/2 cups grits 7 cups water Cook as directed on grits box. Add 11/2 cups shary cheese, grated 1 1/4 sticks m argarine 2 tablespoons Lea and P e r rin s Worcestershire sue* 1/ 2 tablespoon Tabasco sauce 1 beaten egg. Bake uncovered, in large buttered cssserolt lor [ | 350 degrees. Serves 12. This can be frozen and then defrosted before tatty. DRUNK BEANS 1 pound dry pinto beans l sliced tomato 1 large onion, chopped 2 chopped seeded Jilipnop Butter Beer Soak beans overnight; drain and add fresh nt*r to e onion and cook about 40 to 45 minutes or until tater. I saute the tomato, another chopped onion, the jtlopMM, i pepper to taste. Add to the beans and pour in eooaikbMtii^ Sim m er approximately 30 minutes. I couldn’t find jalapeno peppers ln the seed ctblop^ik this part of the country, so I think we will have to i regular green peppers 1 H ere is another version of SAUERKRAUT SALAD chopped t - j i-»w over the ingYediwto. ufl jnjj NORTH ROSE - WOLCOTT Monday, Jan. 4, R a v ioli with m e a t, buttered green beans, roll and butter, spiced applesauce, m ilk. T u e s d a y , Jan. 5, sliced ham with raisin sauce, cream e d po tato e s , buttered peas, ro ll and b u tter, chocolate pudding, milk. W ednesday, Jan. 6, Sloppy Jo e on bun, buttered corn, orange ju ice , cookie and ice cream , m ilk. T h u rsday, Jan. 7, Turkey and g r a v y , mashed potatoes,buttered c a r r o t s , roll and butter, jello with topping, milk. F r id a y , Jan. 8, Cream of to mato soup, fish on bun, sliced p ic k le s , peach cobbler, m ilk. Medium size can of sauerkraut Medium size onion Medium size green pepper 1 cup chopped celery Put in large bowl. M ix together: 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup vinegar B rin g to boil, pour thoroughly.. This is good served over a thick s lice of frMh I TAM A L E CASSEROLE 1 can tam ales 1 can chili with beans 1 can hominy Grated cheese, sharp In cassero le place layer of tamales (remow i cover with the chill; next cover with hominy (drsiasi); • with grated cheese. Heat uncovered for 45 m lafcils®! oven. . . Serve with green salad and hot French bread. 1 -1^ When I was little we used to have the mo* I am going to see if I can find some ln ft* cream lt, place it in a serving dish with a Wc (\f®* ter on top. T ry lt. If you can find it. CENTURIES TO COM P L E T E \ A fter nearly six centuries, the M ilanese put the final touch to the great Cathedral of Milan- a bronze door to replace the last tem p o rary wooden one. The edi fice, the world’ s second largest Christian church, was begun ln 1386. If you hove anything to sell try our WANT ADS. They're good sales outlets. WOLCOTT, N. Y MISS KARTER LOVELESS Loveless - G a lek M r. and M rs. Kenneth Loveless of Wolcott announce the engage ment of their daughter, K a rter &1aureen, to Richard Adam Galek, son of M r. and M rs. Adam Galek of Wolcott. M iss Loveless will graduate in June from Leavenworth High f>chool. Her fiance is a 1970 graduate of Leavenworth High School. No date has been set for the wedding By Poul ri Suggesti**; k\ V j ♦ravelins, ■» cl '*. le t is lost *r Econow*****\ ing. v Stu<W^ wheels •* P*JV ~ ,J: ♦er. H ig h e r iaw* c . n s . s o « * ^ f- rTi drinking P * * * T h . M j t S ! car not look in * ' Paul cury.
