The Burlington Free Press from Burlington, Vermont • Page 5

Couple Plans Summer Wedding Sandra Likosky Engaged lo Wed Ever stuff thin slices of bone-loss tender veal with ham and cheese? Secure the edges witji toothpicks and fry in butter. The Burlington Fre Press TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 12 9 Heat canned pears in their syrup with a little lemon rind; serve hot with some strips of syrup-preserved ginger in each cavity. School. He is a petty officer in the Navy stationed at Norfolk, Va. A late summer wedding is planned.

Mincemeat Christmas Tree is a joy to serve during the happy holiday season and says ''Merry Christmas" to you in the very nicest way. Spectacular Mincemeat Christmas Tree is really very Mr. and Mrs. William Davison of 537 S. Willard announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Friend, to Herbert Edwards, son of Mrs.

Charlotte Edwards and the late Herbert Edwards of Sh elburne. Miss Friend was graduated from Burlington High School and is employed in the engineering department of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. Mr. Edwards was also graduated from Burlington High FOR CHRISTMAS: Anjou Fragrances I i HUH 5 mm Mr. and Mrs.

Abraham Likosky of 219 North Winooski announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to Richard Jackel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackel of Mount Vernon, X.Y. Miss Likosky was graduated IV bAtES I SERVICE KiuiMs vim -U Servico Rod tti-nnit Specialists Since 11 Nattr. Ave DiO, UN Mi.0 from Burlington High School in 1960.

She is presently a junior at the University of Vermont where she is majoring in elementary education. She is a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Mr. Jackel was graduated from A. B.

Davis High School in Mount Vernon, X.Y in 1958 and from the University of Vermont in June 1962. He is a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. He is attending New York University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences where he is working toward Jiis master of arts degree in history. Party Thursday At Stannard Women's Relief Corps will meet Thursday, 7:30 at the YMCA. A covered-dish supper will be served at 6:15 p.m.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Del-ma Bean and Miss Agnes Crosby. New officers will be elected at the business meeting followed by a Christmas party and an exchange of gifts. Members are asked to bring a covered dish, salad or cake. Note to the bride: If you've used part of a pint or quart of ice cream, give the container an extra air-proof wrapping before putting back in the freezer.

This over-wrap helps maintain good texture. GIVE HER A Maytag Automatic THIS CHRISTMAS Morton's Remodeling Your Kitchen? FREE ESTIMATES! Plant Griffith Lumber Co. JONESVILLE ST. ALBANS i Owj Stow 111 Church St. HEW I 'I ifalS i 4fPv Sandra Likosky P(HefciveS4 HGreeaSUmps) I i it's dry thedry Scotch Ruth Friend I rnTPr-i vvMiciLfirc I Growing Americans Need Super-Size Mattresses dm B0TLf 0 IN C01LND COVERS I rprvv choose th.

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Serve it to your friends with hot coffee, or to your family as a special treat on Christmas Day. The rich juicy mincemeat enhances the flaky pastry giv ing it a true holiday flavor. MINCEMEAT CHRISTMAS TREE I sticks pie crust mix i tbsp. milk 1 gg lk, dightly beaten 1 jar (28 oz.) mincemeat 2 lbs. soft butter Heat oven to 425 degrees hoU.

Prepare pastry as directed on package except add egg yolk with milk. Divide dough in half. Roll each half into a triangle (13" base 15" sides). Place each triangle on a baking sheet. Spread half of mincemeat on each triangle.

Do not cover entire dough triangle spread 1" from bottom and top, forming triangle from mincemeat with 6" base. Make 1" wide cuts on each side of mincemeat. Bring opposite strips up over filling, overlapping slightly, to form Christmas tree. Form base with bottom strip. Brush top of pastry with soft butter; sprinkle with green colored sugar.

Bake about 25 minutes. Makes Christmas trees. Surprise Party Honors Couple On Anniversary MORRISVIIXE Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown were guests of honor at a surprise 35th anniversary party Sunday afternoon.

A money tree was presented the couple by their daughter, Jacqueline. Refreshments, including a three-tiered yellow and white anniversary cake, were served by their niece. Mrs. Stewart Daigue of Eden and Mrs. Merrill Ed son Sr.

Their grandson. Clayton Lock-amy, was in charge of the guest book. Christmas Meet Of Confraternity To Be Thursday The Christmas meeting of the i Confraternity of St. Joseph will held Thursday preceded by benediction of the Blessed Sac- rament in the at 8 p.m. The Rt Rev Charles J.

Mar- eoux. spiritual director, will conduct the ChrMmas program There ill be registration for membes betoie and after the business meeting. Mrs. Ev a Kavallif and Mrs. Certrmle Lavallie will head the refreshment committee Mrs.

1 Lillian Marceau and Marie La-I'ointe be charge of the social hour. BROWNIE SSA. OUTFIT S3 111 Church St. 81 $83 2 Give striking simplicity OK SWKDKN 4 CxDODflg gym and RESS CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES Dolls Christmas 49c 59c Stockings Apron Fabric Tablecloth Fabric 59c a. 59c yd.

1.38 up TINA'S FABRIC IIS COLLEGE STREET cost neA- merchandise and let us help you Holiday Clothes. A easy and quick to' do. Instant pie crust mix makes the chore of measuring and mixing simple. The mincemeat is as close as the jar on your cupboard shelf and that special festive decoration is green colored sug- beds should invest in a mattress to give them the width they need for maximum comfort. Where Do You Find Them? Major department stores and bedding shops now carry kins and queen size mattresses as a part of their regular stock.

What Kind Should You Buy? A quality mattress is an in-: vestment in better sleep that reaps long-term benefits in health and energy. Norman Dine, called the Nation's Num-! ber One Sleep Authority, uses a king-size latex foam mattress him.self. And he has found foam ruhlKT one of his most potent weajxns in solving the special sleep problems of thousands of insomniacs who come to his New York Sleep Shop seeking relief. What Are the Artual Measure-means of a King-Size Mattress? Undrr the new standard measurements set up by the U.S. Bedding industry, king-size mattress is 72 to 78 inches wide and 80 to 84 inches Ion.

What Is a Queen-Size Mattress? A queen-size mattres.s is 60 inches wide and 80 to 84 inches lonq. Why have these etra-sie mattresses gained mass popularity? Kerause the average American is two or three inches tall-er than his grandfather hut the mattress manufacturers have not altered their standard to accommodate the extra height. The standard dou- bed is only 54 inches wide and inches long. The standard twin bed is 3 by 75. M.I-lions of Americans no longer into them comfortably Is diffirult to find sheets and blankets to fit siiM'r-size nuit-tresses? All leading brands now put oat contour and flat sheet and blankets in super-sizes.

You ak for sheets meaur- nj. 108 inches by 222 inches for k.ng s.ze double beds. Shovis measuring I no inches by inches we for bcd. If you are buying contour sheets measure the depth of your mattress before y.m shop to be certa.n the corner pockets are the right Recent Nuptials For Ruth Kennedy And NA Briggs ESSEX JUNCTION Announcement is made of the marriage of Mr. Ruth Squire Kennedy of 20 Mansfield Ave, to Newel! A Bns of 3 V.

IMIcrest Road. The Rev Allen S.ther ciarH at the double-ring cere- Jamec Episcopal Church with members of the families present. The couple were attended bv Mrs. Sanborn Tnr and Scott. Mr Briggs is employed bv Dr.

Delorme and Mr. Bribes is a partner in the Bns Keyes Accounting firm, Burlington. Meet Postponed American Iegion Auxiliary 32 of will meet Jan 7. me postponed because of the New Year holiday. The i a membership drive Perfect larn.sn for winter-holiday roat p-ultry or meat: clus ers of crapes with preserved kumauas.

Who Needs a Super-Size Mattress? Sleep experts say any person five feet ten inches tall or over needs a super-size single 'mattress to sleep comfortably. All adults sleeping in double OFF a 0 N7 I i Our Christmas Gift to you Wonderful buys on Holiday Dresses and knit suits including imports and Kimberly Knits. All Sizes. 'Wws (Mir lnistiu.iv, Old Bcc Wwv inxitrs yoti to ln.ike 'jilt Mlr( tmiis from of uood (lesiini, from flu" wji Id of si, unless steel. I mccc ol ilSl'! n'e is i flf 1 1 in ll if "Iie.int a 1 1 lie le.lll, (lisp lines of Oi Si mi' ine.ni t'i We eiio ed used rnv Top left: Si lei" ll.it-te,, ViW).

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