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The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03

Sponsoring merchants and their families
this issue. Each week the black borders
will appear on four different ads and
only in these places of business will be
eligible to accept your slips.
5. This weeks contest starts immedi-
ately after publication and ends at 1900
Noon Monday. The first entry drawn that
correctly Identifies the WHO'S WHO will
win So. If that entry also lists every clue
correctly, a BONUS of $4,000 will be
added. Whenever this bonus is not won.
1t will be added to next weeks bonus
which will continue to grow until it is
won! Winning the BONUS requires a
PERFECT list of clues-the exac number
and all copied correctly.
Q. Every possible precaution will be
UdAsn 10 reven typographical errors that
might be mistaken for clues
REMEMBER, you can't win If Won
qonL enter so GET YOUR ENTRIES
LIN TODAY AND BE A WINNERl
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03
DelamOres Attend
Funeral Services In
New England, N. ID.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Della
more, accompanied by their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Strand and lit
tie daughter of Williston, spent
the weekend in New England,
N. Oak. They went to attend
the funeral of Mrs. DeIamore's
nephew, Dwayne Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson, a young farmer
was 80 years old and had been
in apparent good health. He
died in his sleep of a heart
attack. He is survived by his
wife and his parents of New
England; and a sister, who
lives in Washington.
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03
Handy Helping Hands
Al Club News

President Joe Leland called
the meeting to order. Roll call
was taken with all members
present. The secretary's and
treasurer's reports were given.
We are going to discuss the
booth at the Mckenzie County
Fair at a later date. We are
going to have a dance on May
IL if we can get the music.
Gary is going to ask about the
music. Our next meeting is
April 20 at McRaes.
Dorothy Moe gave demon
STATIONS on how to cut a skirt
pattern and how to pull threads
on ScarfS.
Georgia Indegard, Sec.
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03

lejo versus Herman Genest,
to quiet title to real estate, At
ter hearing testimony of wit
nesses, Judge Gulbrandson or
dered title vest in the Plaintiff
Pablo Vallejo.
In an action for divorce,
jeanette Agnew versus Cam
eron Agnew, came on for hear
ing on an order to show cause
why the defendant should not
pay to the Plaintiff temporary
support for hte minor children
during the tendency of this
action. The defendant was re-
quested to pay the sum OF
$4,000 per months unit further
order.
Jane Lewis was granted q
decree of divorce from Jerry
Lewis.
The administrator was dis
charged in the Lars c. An
derSon Estate.
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03
Savage

Mr. n MIS-. GIen JOSlInfO u
Sidney visited at the Harold
JorgenSon home on Sunday.
The members of the Senior
Birthday Club met0at the John
Gear home Saturday afternoon
and helped Mrs. Emelia Miller
celebrate her birthday. After a
social afternoon lunch wassser-
we'd by Mrs. Godtfred Miller
and Mrs. Sophie Burau. The
guest of honor was presented
with a gift from the group.
Eddie Kinzel's niece from
Dickinson, N. OAK, spent the
weekend visiting here with
him at the Katherine Basso
home. His parents and a sister
and brother-in-law also spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. Dwight Brose, who is
employed at MiSsoula spent a
few days here visiting eat the
home of his mother, Mrs. Dor
othy Brose.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson
and two sons of Culbertson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed johnson of Fair
view spent Sunday at the Rob-
ert Gregg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack .Shearer
and family of Glendive visited
at the Sophie Burau home Sun
day.
Mrs. Emile Eikhoff is en-
joying a vacation with relatives
in Wisconsin.
MIR. and Mrs. Tony Barone
and 2 children are on a weeks
vacation between quarters al
the Teachers College in Dill
Ion, where Mr.. Barone is ccom.
pleting his third year. They
are visiting at the Oscar Lar.
son and Rene Barone homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Peter.
son and family moved to Sid.
ney last weekend where MI
Peterson is employed. Their
Oldest daughter, Laurie, re
manned here with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herr,
Peterson and two children will
: live on the farm vacated by TIA,
Gordon Petersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rod Mcmillan
: of Washington are visiting a
{, the home of her sister an,
brother-inlaw, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Nelson and with othe
l relatives at this time.
z Mrs. Howard Norgard tool
her infant daughter to Billing
for medical attention. She 'ha
been i'll the past few weeks.
2 Miss Virginia Burau spen
Monday night at the Sidne.
I Memorial Hospital where ssh
: had a medical check up Tues
day.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spithove.
were Sunday dinner guests a
the Landin Bergstedt home
I the occasion being I'M honor c
their wedding anniversary.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carl Mastvel
ten have moved TO Sidne
where me will be caretaker {
the Golf Course. Mr.. and Mr.,
William billiard and Werd
have moved into the house tba
they vacated in Savage.
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03
Delay in Applying
For Social Security
Can Be Costly

If you feel that you may
meet these requirements and
you desire further Information.
get in touch with Ray Jelle.
your social security representa-
tive, when he is in Sidney al
the Courthouse, on Thursday
April IL, from 9 am. to 2 pm
The Sidney herald., 1963-04-03
Yellowstone
Township

The Dude Moore -Shearing
crew spent a few days in Glas-
Cow and in the Buford area
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heinle
attended the annual meeting
of the Mcenzie County Tuber-
culosis and Health Association
in Watford City Friday.
Cheryl Reidle, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Reidle OBJ
served her birthday Sunday
with dinner at her home. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Gable and Debbie and Mr. and
Mrs. Eddy Propp and family
and her sister, Vicki.
Mrs. Leon Hayden enter
tanned a group of ladies at a
coffee party Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Pominville re-
turned to the Richland Homes
Wednesday after spending a
week at the home Of her son,
Mr.. an Mrs. Tony Pominville.
While there she observed her
82nd birthday.
Both Mr. and Mrs Pete VII
kinson have been patients at
the Memorial Hospital in Sid
ney this week.
Mrs. Bill Taylor and Artie
and Dawn were all three pa
tients at the Memorial Hospital
in Sidney with the flu.
Mrs. Bill Moore entertained
at a pink and blue shower
honoring Mrs. Robert Wick
Mrs. Wick received many nice
gifts.
Linda Schlothauer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Schlo-
thauer, was taken to the Mem.
orial Hospital Sunday night fol
an emergency appendectomy.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Helm
returned Thursday from Lara
mie, Wyoming where they visi
ted their daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb FiSSer. II
Laurel they visited Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herb Hammer and wer,
accompanied home from Their,
by Mrs. Hammer who had beel
visiting at her sons home.
Robert Dahl was electei
president of the East Fairviey
PTA. Other officers 0eIecte.
were Albert Miller, vice ~presi
dent; Mrs. Rich Croy, secre
tary and Mrs. Lloyd Finsaa.
treasurer.
A meeting and election of Of
ficers of the Yellowstone Wee
lControl Board was held Monda
@sDon't Take My Penny" ]
the name of the play to he pre-
sented this week by the st
grade of the East FairvieN
School.
Adam Brese was a patient g
the Memorial Hospital in SID
ney last week.
Fred LebSoek has returne
from Wi1liston where he under
went surgery.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
ALL TAX RETuRNS
AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION

Well-established reputable builder.
contractor needs modest operating
capital Tor expanding business. Will
fconstder part-time assistance in or
out OF Office. Can offer 2Ut6 return
paid annually on investment. Boz
SOB. Star.
ARE YOUR SUNDAYS DULL?
Dance AZ AHftNI d LONSuELO'S s,
1:3U to 1850 pm, one nour les
son, = hours dancing. heIresh-
ments. $1.50 per person. 1747
CoAn. ave. NV, no. 2--277.
BEAUTY SALONS ATTENTION =
All 1905 human hair wigs, wig.
lets eno pony tails. Raachlnt
made from S45 and up hanC
MADE $50 and up. RONELL
FASHIONS. XII. S-64l2.
BOSSA NOVA ana any otner dances
4 pvt. lessons, $40. EN-. 2-O6OO
VIC DAUAlL, 31J3 Cum. ave.
BUS. CARDS-1.OOO. S3.99 del. Let.
ait. D pm. MAUNEY, RA. 3-866O.
COME and live with US. Young
couple with nice home in Nd
Suburbs would like q mature wom-
an TO act IS . mothers helper
In exchange Tor room and board
and small salary. All replies viii
De answered. box 377-B, star.
CONVERSATION In Spanish, also
tutoring and translation. ReaS
PROP. X. RAMOS. RE. 7-3076.
COUNTRY HOME, Fairfax area
Lie. for ambulatoTy guests with
home atmosphere. l-fIr. level WITH
din. rm. Reas. rates. CR. 3-5602.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
ABsTRACTOR 10 $4,000
SEARCH DIVISION

RECENT GRADS. engr., math.. or
other science deg. Many openings
AZ good salary levels SO.
NE. or EB. Instrumentation back
ground, some travel TO $4,000
CHEMIST organic or polymer ex-
CHEMISTS. need . for Y inorSSnie SfS;Tye
work In Boiling Field 10 So, 400
MS or Ph.D. MATH. several critical
SeTse nsed people NOV tC sSn i9r no d
ANALoo. ENoR.. E.E.. msth. tOSq or
phys. for loc. grth. slot TO Sl2, 900
HUMAN FACTORS. growth posi-
tons for tr., sr. exper. to SIS, 900
Z, e., sood desisn man for digltal
INDUSTRIAL ENoRs.. small NJ select select
group, paekasing oriented so.
MECH ENGRS.. for project devel-
opment IN new proprietary div, Of
BAcTERfoLooIsr. stsHi Il LOCAL y SpSiGDe SpsniSe
In research, not Govt. contract.
AERO DESIGN. local OpeninS. some iS
PHYSICIST Ph'D.. eommunications
exper. for top open. TO $4,000 !
MARKETING. BE. deg, mandatory
plus communications BACKGROUND,
must have mark. exp. TO 500. 900
PROGRAMMES, many openings
IN All diseiplines for those who
qualify 10 SIG 00O
EE. teaching sxper. nee, SO.
SALES ENQR., E.E. pref, analogue
exper.' sal. plus bonus $4,000
Local and national openings in all
fields Of technology. Fee paid,
no charges for staff services.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
TO 1''ifjS DYE
NOT To DYE2

The Professional Dyer at ExoUIs-
TIE CLEANERS in his "a years
as q Dyer has developed the eye
and the knowledge g PROVIDE
YOU WITH THE RIGHT ADVICE
coMINo coS V55 coLoR aSVS on MSTf sO1T faded ssi
dresses. suits, coats. drapes, corr
nices and slipcoVers.
DYEINQ IS OUR SPECIALITY and
We GUARANTEE NO SHRINK
AGE. Get in touch with the DYE
WORK SPECIALIST. You will en-
JOY talking over your problems
with the Dyer who takes care
Evening star., 1963-02-10
SALES
LARGEST
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
NATIONAL EMPL. sERV.

A Division Of NEsfNc, Room COG
1919 X g. NV, TX. 3.1@i0
Evening star., 1963-02-10
EMPLOYMENT DIV

EMPLOYMENT DIV.
INDEXER, tech. index. exp. nee. so.
DRAFTSMEN. opening for head Of
design section to SIS. 500
DIESEL TECH. good opening in
growing field SO.
ELECTRoNIc TECH, some digitai
ELEcTRoNIc TECH. .cRiESI sSiTSG grad
ADM. TRAINEE. HIS. grad, must
SALES MdNT. TRAINEE. age age ~.
"a. some sales expery car
BILLING CLERK. must have some
acctg training SO.
ACCT. must have Govt. contract,
SALESMAN. 27-4l. married. some
industrial exp. sal. plus bonus.
81. - 500 wk
Evening star., 1963-02-10

ADM. CLk.--National firm offers
excellent future for ambitious yns
man with min. . yrs. colleee. .yp.
AGcY., 1894 Wilson blvd. ia, B.
1000.
ADMINISTRATIVE assistant. Re.
sponSible for payroll. bookkeeplng
and general office work. Call
week days for appointment
JAMES L. PARTELLo. Inc. sP
AEROSOL CHEMICAL RETAILER
has opening for man 70 handle
established accounts. S-hr. day
must be married. 25-40. anC
capable OF displaying our mer.
chandise to customers. Slaa wk
to start. Mr.. YODER, 3b6-S3p4
days. A42-0.55 after 3 pm.
AIR CONDlTIONING-(2) men tc
learn. heating and condition
ing business. Good opportunity
Some experience working with
public helpful. $3.50 mo. to thos.
who qualify. Thorough trainini
provided, Apply between a:30 an
and D pm, 1882 N. Washington
blvd, Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1963-02-10
PERSONAL
ABSOLUTELY THE ORIGINAL
AhTIE1 q CUNsuALo


Dance Club
Hour Lessons=Sl
Ballroom Dances and Bossa Nova
NO CONTRACTS
l747 Conn. Ave. NV. nOs 2-221 :
ABSOLUTELY TRUE = I8 dance
lessons, Sy. Bossa Nova. Cha Cha.
etc. VICTOR STUDIOS, loUl
Connecticut ave. co. 6-66O0.
ACCOUNTANT OFFERS complete
ana accurate preparation OF Fed
eral and State tax returns IN your
nome. Reasonable. NO. 0-7t35.
ACADEMY OF THEATRICAL ARTS
FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN
Ballet, tap. modern Jazz, Flamenco
and caStanets. Private ana class
leSSono. CaA HO. 2-22OO, In,
Conn. ave. NV.
AFGhANS hand crocheted, ali new
yarn, $50. Hk. 9-245o.
ALL INCOME TAX SERVICES, for.
mer X. ,aRt.. ~ yrs. exper., In
ALL TAX RETURNS prepared in
your home evenings. Call ans
time. ca. 0-2SI4.
ALL TAX RETURNS prepared ~
former Internal Revenue agent IN
your nome, JU. 9-O5l3.
ALL TAX RETURNS
Prepared in your home BY ex-IRs
Az. keaSonbaIe. ia. 4-U00S.
ALTERATIONS. restylinR, hens
dress designs, expert work. Alex
area. call S36-4O15 for appt.
AMOR SIRVENT, senool OF SPAN
lSH DANCE, adults and children'l
classes and private. For appoint.
menL, ho, 2-.1bI.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
ADJUSTOR

Desirable opening for ag-
gressive young man. age 81
10 26, IN automobile di-
vision OF lge, finance COM
pany. Must be high school
graduate. viii train as ad-
justor in collection depart
ment. and will be furnished
with late model automo-
bile. For appointment call
Evening star., 1963-02-10
PROPOSALS
(cONTlNuEDl

THE ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE Is accepting bids and
proposals for the installation and
operation Of an automatic car
wash. on q concession basis. This
being the individual trolley type,
TO be installed in the existing
bay OF our base service station.
Bids win be received from II
February. 1858, through % Feb
ruary, 1858. All Interested persons
please contact Mr.. Shaw By call
ing rSl-50g4. The ANDREWS
AIR FORCE BASE EXCHANGE re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. feS.0,lO
THE ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE Is accepting bids and
proposals for the installation and
operation Of ,self-sealing plastic
vending machines on q concession
basis. Bids will be received from
Al. February. 1858, through aS
February, 1858. All interested
persons please contact Mr., Shaw
BY calling 9S1-5Oy4. The AN
DRBWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
GRANGE reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids. fes,9.lO
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Lobster Barbecue Is q Switch

2 teaspoons finely chopped
parsley
2 teaspoons finely chopped
chiveS
2 teaspoons finely chopped
pimiento
Thaw South African rock
lobster tails. Melt butter, add
rest Of ingredients and heat
together. With kitchen
shears, cut down edge Of thin
underside membrane on rock
lobster tails and remove.
Grasp tail In both hands and
bend backwards toward shell
side to crack in several
places. Or insert skewers to
keep tail flat and prevent
curling. Place tails shell-side
down on rack about 4 inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

The meat is sweet and ten
der, subtle in flavor and ap-
peals to young and old. The
lobster offers endless varia-
ton possibilities. All you need
to do is change the sauce.
Start out with this one, and
then take it from there to
your own recipe card file Of
sauces.
Barbecued Rock Lobster
8 South African rock lob
ster tails lone 1la-pound
family pack)
cup butter
u cup lemon Juice
"a teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
u teaspoon paprika
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., GANA
Thursday, June n, 1868 sOO0

for using the diet foods in
other ways than serving as
Is. For example: Pour straw
berry Sego into an ice tray.
Freeze until almost firm In
center. Put into the blender
and blend to frappe. Another
tip suggests combining two
flavors pineapple and
bar ma, pineapple and Or
ange, etc.
The folder is available by
sending your requests to the
home economics department.
Pet Milk Co., Arcade Build
ing, st. Louis Sc. Mo.
New Cereal
The youngsters are going
to love this brand-new cereal
that the Post branch Of Cen
eral Foods has just devel-
oped. It's called CriSpy Crit
tiers. The cereal is amusingly
formed into animal shapes
:. horses, camels, lions, dom
keys, hippos, elephants,
rhinos and goats to In
trigue the eyes Of young
sters as well as whet their
appetites.
Made principally from cat
flour, Crispy Critters, as their
name indicates. are crisp and
lightly sweetened with brown
sugar.
Even the package Is de-
signed to appeal to the small
fry . with lots Of bright
colors and a beaming lion
named Linus" One cup Of
the cereal has appreciable
amounts of vitamin B-1, MIA
Gin, calcium, phosphorus and
iron. With milk, of course, O
child's daily food needs are
well on the way to being met.
The children will like the
cereal as an afternoon snack,
too, with a glass Of milk or
a piece of fruit. ". F..
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developed by Chef L. FIRE.
FOULS of the Hotel de Paris
in Monte Carlo.
It seems that during the
recent visit of Princess Grace,
1t was reported that a
Monaco salad" was served
at the Crystal Ball in Phila-
delphia.
When the publicists for
WISH Bone learned the COM
pany was about to launch a
new-type French dressing to
be named Monaco, they
thought it would be a natural
to develop an authentic rec
ipe from the tiny principal
ity. Communication with the
Hotel de Paris, through the
Vice Consul's office in New
York, brought forth an en-
thusiastic response. The fol-
lowing recipe was the result:
Mash together 6 to 8 an
chovy fillets in a bowl with
the back of a spoon. Add 1/3
cup of WISH Bone Monaco
French dressing and blend;
set aside. Remove the stems
Of ! bunch Of watercress,
break into bite-size pieces 2
heads of Bibb lettuce (or the
equivalent of romaine or leaf
lettuce) and u bunch Of
chicory. Place the green's. "
cup cooked sliced beets
drained, / small onion,
thinly sliced and / scallion
thinly sliced in a salad bowl.
Pour dressing over and toss
lightly until greens glisten.
Makes four to six servings.
New FIavOrs
Sego has added two new
fruit flavors pineapple
and strawberry to their
line of INTENTIONALLY balanced
diet foods. Each can Zone
serving) contains 225 cal
cries. AS with the company's
other diet foods, the two new
ones come packed in 10
ounce cans.
A recipe folder was in
cluded with the announce
ment Of the new summer
SINNERS. It's available free
If you're interested. The
folder contains suggestions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

butt halves, shank or butt
portions.
Fryers and spareribs are
still more choices on the list
of good buys this week.
Founder and founder fill
let's. medium shrimp, sea
bass. pan-ready smelts, seal
lops and halibut steaks are
the best fish bargains.
Produce Specials
The first shipments Of
Santa Rosa plums arrived
this week; cantaloupes are
plentiful and the quality is
better than usual this season
it seems to us. Watermelons
continue abundant and prices
are attractive. Honeydews,
bananas, Winesap apples and
Georgia peaches are more
fruits to eat as is or turn
into refreshing su m m err
salads.
In vegetables, the best buys
are yellow sweet corn, spring
onions, radishes, green pep
pers, red Bliss potatoes, vel
low squash and tomatoes.
And II you're still with
us, there's a real bargain on
ice cream this week end. Take
advantage of the special
price and load up your
freezer for the rest of the
summer.
Monaco Salad
There's an interesting story
behind the new Monaco salad
dressing currently being in
troduced by Wish-Bone and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

or bottom round. Many peo-
pie hesitate when it comes
to buying the entire slice of
round, particularly for a
small family of two or three.
If you find the whole steak
too much for one meal, d.
vide 1t. Cook one section and
freeze the other for later use.
In event you prefer a roast
to a steak, you'll find good
values in the following:
Round, sirloin tip and rump
(boneless or with bone I'M.
Marinated in wine or a racy
barbecue sauce, these roasts
would be fine grilled over
charcoal, too. And don't for
get the ground round. Its
also a weekend special.
Lamb is another meat that
lends itself to outdoor cook
ing. A leg of lamb roasted
on the spit makes delicious
eating. In addition to leg Of
lamb which is available Ell
Their whole or half, you'll find
good buys on chops of all
kinds, lamb shoulder, shank,
neck, breast and lamb pat
ties.
A veal sale includes all
cuts from leg of veal roasts
to a variety of chops. Re-
serve this meat for indoor
cooking, it's not recon-
mended for the outdoor grill.
Other choices at meat
counters are homeless hams
whole or half), fully cooked
hams and regular smoked
hams. The fully cooked hams
are available In shank or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

from Goals. Cook about 5
minutes, basting flesh fire.
Quently with sauce. Turn
flesh side down and bar
becue five minutes more on
flesh side. Serve barbecued
rock lobster tails in shell with
remaining favored butter
sauce.
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you wouldn't dream 81 baking brownies for the
same length Of time YOU take ID bake cheese
cake. Same With coffee beans! Di6srent types
of beans require different roasting tines Differ.
emf roasting temperatures too.)
Wilkisy makes The bea coffee yois make fse
bsa coffee When you use Wilkinsg Try il and
see. Take this coupon d the store Buy
onc.pound Of tWo.pound can Of fuII-bodied
wilkins Coffee. Save 81 Just for trying wilkins
Coffee nov!
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10 Boosting Separate roasfng Is he flavor
secret packed into every In of rich fuII.bodied,
perfectly delicious wilkins Coffse. Separate
roasting i AiT. Wilkins way q bringing ous The
ysry bsss favor lis specially selected coffee beans
have Il offer
Before blending. Nj. wilkins separately roasts
eight different kinds IF coffee beans II The exact
time and temperature each variety requires
lNOTE TO HOUSEWIVES: rs the same
principle you use when you cook For example
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27
THE MARKET BASKET,
Stock Up
Or Steaks

If you're thinking in terms of barbecued
steak for your Fourth Of July picnic, this week end
would be good time to stock up. Both steaks
and roaStS :. are being featured.
Steak choices include Delmonico, porterhouSe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

Do you get tired Of rotat-
ing between chicken and
steak every time you have a
barbecue? Have you ever
tried rock lobster tails2 Bar
becued, they're just about as
delicious fare as you can get.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27
Seal the Edge

To seal a two-crust pie,
fold the outer edge of the top
pastry under the outer edge
Of the bottom pastry, then
flute edge or press with the
Toured tines of a fork.