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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1971)
Page I Portland/Observer Thursday, Sept. 16, 1971 Corn Muffin Basket J^w s'n^ew s for the homemaker Womanless Wedding Salad In A Hurry THE ZUUIAC TEA COMMITTEE OF BETHEL A J M ^ . CHURCH requests the honour of your presence Wed In Church Rites at the m arriage of Rosetxid Delicatessen to Archibald Hercurles Headlight on Friday evening Sept. 24, nineteen hundred Si Seventy tine at 8:00 in the evening Bethel A.M J i. Church Portland, Oregon 'Womanless Wedding” Recaption Following A corn muffin basket carries chili seasoned chicken salad. The basket, made from DROMEDARY Corn uffin Mix is baked in a pan fashioned from aluminum foil The handles are strips of green pepper. Heavy duty aluminum foil Paper clips 3 tablespoons finely chopped onion 1 (lb-ounce) package DROMEDARY Corn M uffin Mix 1 (4-ounce) ja r DROMEDARY Pimientos, Sliced, drained 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese 3 eggs 2/3 cup m ilk 1/3 cup mayonnaise 1/3 cup dairy sour cream 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 2 to 2 1/2 teaspoons c h ili powder 1/8 teaspoon oregano leaves 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice 1 medium green pepper, set aside 5 fu ll length strips fo r garnish 1 medium tomato, peeled 2 cups cooked chicken, cut in bite-size pieces 3/4 cup cooked ham, cut in thin strips Boston o r Bibb lettuce M r. and M r j. Stanley W heeler photo byMossbarger'sStudio The altar of Bethel A.M.E. Church was decorated with ta ll seven point candlebra and vases of white and raspberry gladiola fo r the late August doulbe ring wedding of Audrey Paul and Stanley Wheeler. The bride wore a bridal gown, floor length, fashioned of poeu de soir and chiffon, with daisy lace. Her shoulder length m antilla ve il was overa chapel length train that was trimmed with matching lace. The gown had a high neck line, empire waist and long sleeves with a daisy lace in sertion and fu ll cuffs. Tiers of lace were reembroidered from knee to hemline. The attendants: Pamela Reese, main of honor; and bridesmaids, Lue p u lle r, Janet DuBois and Gwen Ware, wore m u lti - colored print gowns of crepe styled with long puffed sleeves and empire waist. Each carried one long stemmed raspberry rose. Clyde DuBois served as best man. He and the groom wore white carnation button- aires. .Mistress V ictoria Bowden was flower g ir l. She wore a raspberry dress with long sleeves, empire waist with a velvet ribbon sash. She car ried a basket of mixed colored flowers. Ushers, who wore raspberry rosebuds in their lapel were: Richard Peterson, Reggie Hoodye and Royal Paul, brother of the bride. Messers Peterson and Hoodye l it the candles at the altar before the service. Master Clyde DuBois was ring bearer. Immediately toliowmg me rites a reception was held in the Church Fellowship Hall. M rs. V irg in ia Alexander was overseer. A fte r the young Children Follow Example Why some children grow up to be responsible and well-adjusted adults and others become inert parasites on the growing branches of society is a question that baffles psychiatrists arxl sociologists. But on one point there is little disagreement: children tend to follow the example set fo r them by their parents. With this in mind these truths are self-evident. If a child lives with hostility, he learns to fight. If he lives with c ritic is m , he learns to condemn. If he lives with fear, he learns to be apprehensive. If he lives with jealousy, he learns suspicion. If he lives with self-pity, he learns self-pity. On the other hand; If he lives with encouragement, he learns to tru st. If he lives with acceptance, he learns to like himself. If he lives with fairness, he learns justice. If he lives with honesty, he learns what truth is. If he lives with love, he learns to love. If he lives with forgiveness, he learns to forgive. PORTLAND CLEANING WORKS NORTH » N.E. PORTLAND ONE DAY SERVICE KNIT BLOCKING OUR SPECIALTY We Give O R tc r 282-8361 BOSS’S One of the biggest “ putons** of the year will take place September 24 when 15 men take part In a “ Womanless Wedding**. ft Is the fun night planned by the Ways and Means Com mittee, Zodiac Tea Committee of Bethel A.M.E. Church, under the guidance of Mrs. H. Scott (Minnie), tea chairman. The public is Invited to the formal wedding which will take place at 8 p.m. when Rosebud Delicatessen weds Archibald Hercules Headlight. The characters In this drama Include the bride, Martin Henderson; groom, Morrle Fuller; mother of the bride, A1 Parker: mother of the groom, Aldridge Johnson; maid of honor, Bill Graves; best man, Earl Winchester; bridesmaids Include, Jotl Southwell, Emanuel Davis, Lewis Winchester; ringbear- er, George Simmons; not to exclude the Jealous suitor, Willie Jenkins and a host of characters that Include the Ullgltlmate child portrayed by Wilbur Davis and others to complete the cast. It will be a parade of beauti ful ladles, dressed In formal finery that will amuse, enter tain and bring a bit of pathos Into your lives. Following the ceremony a reception will be held In the Multi-Purpose Room where wedding refreshments w ill be served. INGREDIENT'S 0 servings Natural Swiss cheese, cut into sti lps Natuial ChexJdai Cleese, cut into I m II s Natural Caiaway clwese, cut into cubes Sliced celery 1/2 (round 1/2 pound 1/2 pound 1 cup 2 tablespoons b ounces Minced onion Dromedary Pimentos, Pieces, drained Lettuce leaves Salami slices Tomato wedges Oil and venegar dressing Prepared mustard NAH Packets of PREMIUM Salnne Crackers 1. Toss together firs t six ingredients. P ile I cup portions m lenuce lintxl bowls. Garnish with salami rosettes and tomato wedges, 2. Serve with oil and vinegar dressing, prepared mustard and NAB Packets of PREMI1 M saltine Ci ackei s. Weight Watchers Class In Area Weight Watchers of Oregon In c , has announced tlw ofren- ing of tlie lr firs t class for Albina residents. The firs t o f the regularly sctaeduled weekly classes met Saturday, September II a(V:30 a j u , at (far Maranatha Evan gelistic Center, 1222 N. E. Skklmore. A ll classes are open to both men and women and to all ages. The only re quirement is a need to lose at least 10 pounds. Weight Watchers is a pro- gi am aimed at helping over weight people to lose weight, aixi mote important, to keep it off. T he program is cen tered aruunJ three satisfying, nutritionally balanced meals a day and a weekly meeting, wliere members are weighed privately, arxl share mutual problems and successes in an Informal atmosphere. •Sprinkle over creamed seafood, egg, or meat dishes. Coarsely crumble; toast; sprinkle on tossed vegetable salads. L’ se for stuffings. Persuns having questions can w rite to tlw main office, 5253 C h ild -C are Tricks for Teens That M ake the Job M ore Fun The hours may not be regular but the work is fun. fulfilling and packed with surprises That s why so many teens turn to baby-sitting to earn spending money Experienced sitters know that their jobs can be fun only if they apply themselves to their little charges Should they attempt to talk on the phone or do their own homework bedlam usually pre COFFEE time 143S N.E. A lberta 281 -9 6 9 1 DELICATESSEN GOURMETS DELIGHT FOODS TO GO BEEFRIBSCff/ff^ HICKORY SMOKED BAR B.Q. RIBS ------ SPECIAL------ BOATLOAD FISH & CHIPS 49< "'GIMME THAT THING ’ Closed Tuesdays O pen M on. W ed. Thurs 11am til 8pm < Friday A Sat. 11am till l:pm Sunday 3pm til 11pm N l. p lv d , l o it la n d , R e m e m b e r? Remember home-packed pickles, vegetables and pre- aerve.7 Well, the Dept. of A g rlo jltu te estimates that over 4f^ of American house wives are now canning at home and, as a result, sales of home canning equipment are up almost $10 m illion over sales of 3 years ago. Sitters that play games and don t just sit are the children s favor ites Tots like attention and be have best when they are being entertained so child pleasing sit ters usually have few problems Joining children in simple games — peekaboo for toddlers blocks for preschoolers and guessing games for older children amuses little ones of all ages Tell ing stories is almost always a hit Lecturer for the new Albina Weight Watctiei s class w ill be Psrthenla Ia rv a r, shown above as she looked before and after joining the program. Parthenla has lost 21 pourxls and kept them off for a year. Togetherness is sometimes the answer with a fussing baby too If a tiny baby is dry well fed and not thirsty but still crying he may just want company Keeping him in the same room with you will of«Fn satisfy him Even though bathing baby may not be a regular chore for most sitters you II find a bright new booklet from Armour-Dial useful and entertaining It's filled with tips on balhnfg baby and other in formation that a mother and her helpers will be glad to have It's called ‘ Baby's Soap 'n Water Almanac, and it ’s free How to give a sponge bath, and how to handle a squirming wet baby in the tub are some of the baby care procedures made sim ple with step-by-step instructions ,e5 To get your own copy of "Baby's Soap n Water Almanac write to Dial Research and Development Laboratories, Armour Dial, Inc Dept PR 221 N LaSalle St , Chi S'e cago III «(KOI ¿b Why not order a copy for the mother of your little charges, too’’ Am ericans are people on the go, and they eat on the go. With over 12 b illio n pack lunches carried to w o rk and school every year, Satxly Oregon 97213. vails Doing creative things — like cutting out pictures from maga zines finger painting drawing and coloring — makes children feel very important and content 6 6 PROCEDURE: Cut a 3O-inch sheet of aluminum fo il; fold in three; mark off 11 X 4 1/2-inch rectangle m center. Snip into com ers. Fold to form loaf pan, keeping corners square; secure loose ends with paper clips. Place on cookie sheet. Brush inside with melted shortening. Combine 2 tablespoons onion with next three ingredients. Add 2 eggs and m ilk; s tir until dry ingredients are just mixed but s till lumpy. Pour into prepared pan. Bake in a preheated oven (350 degrees P.) 35 to 40 minutes. Set on wire rack. Cool 10 minutes. Remove fo il. Cool completely. Blend 1 tablespoon onion with next seven ingredients. Coarsely chop green pepper and tomato; add with next two ingredients to mayonnaise m ixture. M ix very w ell. Cover. Refrigerate 2 to 3 hours. Hard Cook remaining egg- To serve, hollow out center of com muffin basket, leaving 1 inch around the edges; do not cut through base. To facilitate removal of center retangle, cut In thirds and lif t out one partion at a time.* Place basket on serving tray; line with salad greens; f i l l with salad m ixture. Garnish with hard-cooked egg, cut in quaiters and green pepper strip s. Makes 8 (approximately 6 ounce) servings. SANDWICH M IN O « Rf FAIRS—N O CHARGE FICK-UR & DELIVERY 396« N. William* couple cut and ace the firs t piece of wedding cake, M rs. Aldridge Johnson and M rs. N ellie Reed cut and served the cake to guests. Pouring were M rs . Mozell W illiam s, M rs . Ireal W il liam s, M rs . Samuel Barbarin and M rs . M ary Taylor. The serving table was decorated with raspberry and white candles and the wedding cake was the centerpiece. Gifts were received fo r the couple by M rs. Lucius Haynes and M rs . Bruce Locke. The bride is the daughter of M r . and M rs . Royal Paul. The groom is the son of M rs. M ary B nsto. M r. and M rs. W heeler have both been employed in Port land this summer and w ill take their wedding trip to Canada before establishing their home at Monmouth, Oregon, where both are stu dents at Oregon College of Education. CHEESE CHEF’S SALAD: Ceremony C H ICKEN SALAD N M U FFIN B V K E T V o* *M a»- in o •»*»••• warrwRe* MiieMa'owA. war Mia* mmr n • • W M< ^s* « t , One beneficiary of the return to dining elegance lias teen the cloth napkin lrelustry. Carrying more social chacliet than paper products, cloth napkins can I b used over and ovei again, and come lneasy- care, no-1 ton fabrics.
