Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 150, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1978 Page: 3 of 22
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You Make The Most Beautiful Desserts Lady Elks
•y~ —• <o »,« To serve
Ii'imT” I ^*k*th* mo*t
"Mom-what's for
teMTt9"
S^tM-yoo make Um
boat dsn iris"
If these art familiar
w°r4a—or if you wish they
■w*—these French Couquea
will reinforce your petition or
help create it The name
Couque or Knocke u applied
to a variety of cakaa made
from egg-nch, bn ache-type
dough filled with rauuns or
other fruit Although the
French caU It a <ak«. a
Couque Is artuaUy a fruit tart
made with yeast-raised
pantry
The open texture at the
yeaat paatry eaaily abaorbe
the sugar glue that is added
** soon a* the tarts coene out
of the oven A hum Cream
topping and garnish of
contracting fruit mtiie Dus
dmaert a thing of beauty TV
Teat Kitchens at Fleisch-
marer's Yeaat experimented
with a variety of mix and
match fruit fillings and
ItenXahes to give you in-
spiration to create your own
combinations
Today's emphasu on meals
utilizing leu meat protein
nuke desserts more im-
portant CarafuUy planned
daauerts made with fruit,
bread or milk, or a com-
bination add to the day's
nutritional requirements u
well as total calories And
whan desserts are homemade
they often are inexpensive
Finally, there is a great deal
of satisfaction In ending a
meal with a pretty deaaert
A deaaert ihould be temp-
ting with flavors that are
deeply satisfying If the
dess art la beautiful too. it
adds immeasurably to Its
success The final test of a
really great, time-tested
deaaert m ui the kitchen It
must be relatively easy to
prepare and fun to make
You'll find these Little French
cakes fulfill all requirements
Fruit Causes*
1
fjm
4
1 package Fltischmann's
Active Dry Yere*
4 cup very warm tap water
MM deg F -130 deg F.)
4 cup (1 kick) Blue Bonnet
Margarine, melted and
cooled
3 eggs i at room temperature /
Drained crushed pineapple,
fresh blueberries, drained
sliced peaches
Maraschino cherries
In a large bowl thoroughly
mis 4 cup flour, sugar, salt
and undiaaoived active iky
yeast
Gradually add warm tap
water and melted margarine
to dry ingredients and beat 1
minutes at medium speed of
electric muer. scraping bowl
occasionally Add eggs and 4
cup flour Beat at high speed
3 minutes, scraping bowl
occasionally Stir in enough
additional flour to make a
thick better Cover: let rise in
warm place, free from draft,
until doubled in bulk, about 1
hour.
Stir down Divide batter
It 4 the way up the aides of
each pan Set pans an tray or
baking aheat Cover;
refrigerate for at
hours
C-C Dinner
A meeting of Indy Elks
was held Monday evening at
the Eks lodge, at which time
plans ware finalised for the
dimer to be served Sapulpa
Chamber of Commerce
members on March II at 7
p.m
Members attending were
Meta McKinney. Louise
Hopkins, Kay Isbell. Norma
Ausmus, Nina Sellers. Mary
Am Crawford, Frances Roe,
Pat Randolph, Kay Prit-
chard. Aim West, Ettngrace
Diets and Iris Marshall
New officers will be In-
stalled at the next meeting to
be held Apr 3, 7.30 p.m at
the lodge
VKW Auxiliary
To Attend
District Meet
Members of VFW Poet 1330
and ladies of the Auxiliary
|t j together with their families
and friends enjoyed a dinner
Tibbetts Homemakers
Meet In Langston Home
/ <OfeU. i RoraM, 1
. leiS-rauaniaSI A
Remove from refrigerator. !«* 1 ueeday at VFW hall
Reshape dough H necessary, f oUowmg the Amir, a
let rise In warm place, free *orUj hour »■ **<**
from draft, for 4 hour Wtwn P°* members and
ready to bake, fill each tart eu*Utory members retired to
with 4 cup drained crushed Ibeir respective meeting
pineapple. 4 cup blueberries roo"« ,or ‘h«r
Members of Tibbens
Extension Homemakers
gathered Monday at 11 a.m
in the home of Mrs. Lawrence
langston. east at Sapulpa. for
their March meeting
Mrs languor gave the
devotional* and the flag
salute was given in unison
Mrs Jess Guilfoyle,
president, conducted the
business meeting
The lesson was presented
by Mrs Jack Anson on New
Trends in Home Decorating '
Plana for a demonstration
and etyle show to be held at
WoodUnd Hills Mall Mar 10
and 11 were told Mrs Ben
Crenshaw is to be a par-
ticipant
Plans were made for at-
tendance at an Arts and
Crafts show to be field at
Tulsa's Memorial Ave
United Methodist Church,
15th and Memorial, an March
10 The shop opens at t 30
a.m.
Also announced was the
Northeast District council to
be held at Sheraton East on
March M, beginning at 10
a.m.
Demonstrations given were
by Mrs Jeaae Keefer, on
making a clown. Mrs Carol
Horseek, on making a
macrame belt. Mrs Janr
Davis and Thelma McDaniel
making flowers from fabrics
Members present were
Mrs Carrol lang, Mrs ben
Crenshaw. Mrs J. E Hob
bins. Mrs Jerry Horacsk.
Mrs lewis Horarek. Mrs
Jeas Guilfoyle. Mrs Jack
Anson. Mrs Thelma
McDaniel. Mrs Jim Davis.
Mrs O. O. Ashcraft, Mrs
Jesse Keefer and the hostess
Mrs Langston
Guest* attemhng were Mri
Kay ( hapman and Mrs. I jibe
lightner, Kiefer club. Mrs
Fern Mefford, Mrs Pst
Roubison, Mrs Hasel
Barringer. Mrs V Bruner.
Broken Arrow. I^awrence
langston and son. Kick
Next meeting will be Apr 3
at 1 p.m in the home of Mri
Carol Horace*. S3 W Por-
tland
Yoar Individual
Horoscope
Franca Drahc ==
FOR FRIDAY MARCH M. 1171
or 2 to 3 peach slices
Bake at 375 deg F. for IS
minutes, or until done
Immediately spoon Sugar
Glree (recipe below) over
tarts. Remove from pans
business meetings
Auxiliary president. Hose
Wright, conducted a short
business session She advised
members of the upcoming
second district meeting, to be
Whileaway Club Meets
In Home Of Mrs. Griggs
tarto
Svpr Ciate Combine 14
cups confectioners' sugar. 4
cup melted margarine and 1-3
cup light corn syrup Stir
until smooth
Rum Cream Whip 1 cup
evenly among 10 greased 34- heavy cream together with 1
inch tart pare Usire well tablespoon confectioners'
1*1 itaiiifVT mni nni ---------------
Serve warm topped with Rum h*w 12 ,l p0* 104 m
C ream i recipe below and Tu*“
garnished as daalred with Mable Browning. Auxiliary
blueberries, maraschino Canc*T ch*lrm*n •PP"‘n**1
cherry halvas, green grapes her co-chairmen for the
or strawbern** Makes II benefit party slated for Mar
a.
Members present were Sue
Ann Dtldine. Carol Haubert.
Georgia Henson. Clara
McDaniela. Inet Craig.
Donna Hurt Emma Johnson.
Pat Conley, Rone Snyder.
Mable Browning. Agnes
Smith and Ruth Murphy
Next meeting will be Mar.
.4 to 34 culled flour SLTJZp7Z.Z and I terapoon rum —***“
V.og>«g«r against sides at pan, bringing «tract until art peak. form 14 at • pjn. In VFW hall
V 4 cup
jiVomen’s Golf
VAssocitaion
:Met Tuesdav
•
| Sapulpa Women'* Golf
'(Association's annual
ynembership tea wre held
Tuesday at II im in the
; Garden Room at Sapulpa
Federal, with Nadine Meyer
hotieas. _
j; VI Millar, sports chairman,
previewed the rulee and
’tag to at Ions of the
Bssoctetian Delegatee were
named to the Tulsa District
: Women s Golfer Association
They are VI Miller and Irene
.fmtth with Lillian Jones.
* alternate
!' Martha Freeman was
j winner of the door prae
Lawrence Bailey, golf pro,
gave each lady a com
' pitmentary golf ball
• Those attending were
Thelma Parkins, Martha
Freeman. Fannie Brown.
UUian Jones, Erlenc
F meg an. Willie Davis. Irene
-Smith, Vi Miller, Emily
* Valliquette, Lucille Cole.
‘June Cypret. Clede Pittman
The February meeting of
Whileaway Homemakers
club was held in the houne of
Mrs Maxine Gnggs. 100 N.
linden
Conducting the business
meeting was Mrs Chris
Bingham, president
Devotional! were by Mrs.
Geo Gish, and roll call
response was naming a
favorite houseplant and
telling why it was preferred
Reports were given by
Doris Gordon. Secret pal gifts
were received by Fern
Patterson and Maxine
Griggs Door prae winner
wee Myrtle Cubes
Topic at the lesson was
'Growing Houmplants and
Terrariums, ' given by Dons
Gordon
Members present were
Nancy Van Winkle, Cleo Gish,
Delores Smith. Nadine
Burxio. Dortt Gordon, Kay
Jackson. Fern Patteraon.
Myrtle Moiarko, Chru
Bingham. Myrtle Gubas.
Maxine Griggs and Cleta
Clark
Next meeting will be Mar
16 at 7:30 p.m In the home of
Fern Patterson. 503 N
Moccasin PI lesson leader
will be Nancy VanWinkle
What kind of day will
amorrow be' To find out what
he atara say. read the forecast
Oven for your birth Sign
ARIES M gr,
' Mar 31 to Apr 30 (
Stars promise latereeting
development* and growth in
areas that mould stimulate
your ambitions - and yow
ever-active mind
TAURUS w, ^
(Apr 31 to May 311
Watch finances but don t
become overly anxiou* about
them Just make up your mind
to pursue a realistic and con-
servative course
GEMINI
' May 23 to June II)
Stellar influences indicate
new activities intriguing ex-
periences and the imaginative
revitalisation of all interests
Enjoy your day*
CANCER
I June 33 to July 23•
Be patient if things don t go
quite accorduig to pton An
unforeteen, but necessary,
alteration in yoia program
could prove quite beneficial at
the tong run
(July 34 to Aug 23i ^2
A better day for completing
pending projects than for
beginning new ones Makepiara
for the latter, but don't launch
until early next week
VIRGO
(Aug 24 to Sept 21/
Direct your innate en-
thusiasm into progressive
channels You can accornpiim
more than many other i during
this period Eepecially favored
school teachers, scientiata.
technicians
i ms* .B
(Sept 34 to Oct 33* A- *
Venus, banefic. invites you to
bring forth your finest now The
only way m which you could
poeaibiy stymie good results is
through hasty action - not
normal with you
SCORPIO
(Oct 24 to Nov 22/ ™ nr
Don't put off tiresome tasks
or you'll regret it latsr They'll
be twice as difficult to handle
Find ways to advance not notad
before
SAGITTARIUS - A4
1 Nov 33 to Dor 311 * % rt
Good Jupiter influence*
Trigger all action to biend with
the top offerings of the day and
add finesse to make matters run
as smoothly as posable
CAPRICORN y
Dec 32 to Jan V/ V «|C
Certain limitations to your
progress can be overcome if you
take time to reevaluate yow
auna and expand your program
to aa to make better use of yow
talents
AQUARIUS
(Jan 21 to Feb Id
Don't mix business and
pleasure to the detriment of
either which usually means
to both In confer wires, listen
BEFORE you speak A day far
caution
PISCES
Feb » to Mar 30/
Greater recognition for yow
efforts indicated shake off a
current tendency toward self-
doubt You are a bundle of
talent* Use them
YOU BORN TODAY are a
gregarious person, extrwneiy
tolerant of yow feilowman and
always ready with a helping
band when needed You are
innately practical and thrifty
but are not penur low when it
cornea to spending for things
that have real value Place ana
can attain great heights, once
they have found their true niche
in life, and many art numbered
among our prominent business
executives and leaders in other
Reid* - notably in science, art.
poetry. education and
literature Birthdate of David
Rabe, playwright; Barry
Fitzgerald. actor. Jama* Earl
Ray. criminal
( (/if/iomn-
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and Nadine Meyer
* Next business meeting will
be Apr 4 at I SO a m at the
.Golf Pro shop Following the
meeting, first day play will
begin at • a..a All interested
lady golfers are Invited to
- attend the meeting and join in
play
Ballet Company
Ta Present Cappaha
• Tulsa Civic Ballet will
preeent "Coppelia” under
direction of Moacelyne
Larkin and Roman Jasinaki
on Mar 17 at • p m in the
Performing Arts Center For
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 150, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1978, newspaper, March 9, 1978; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1496292/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.