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31 The Saga of Snoopy on South Merritt Island the community of Georgiana on South Merritt Island live a group of very friendly people who are very neighborly. At the Frederick Kendall home is a female dog of uncertain a heritage named "HIYI." This name comes from a favorite poem of one of the Kendall's grandchildren. "Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are," but the grandchild always said "HIYI wonder what you are" SO HIYI became the name for anything uncertain. When they acquired this dog of uncertain parentage, she immediately became "HIYI." HIYI is a very intelligent animal and soon learned to greet the Kendall's guests with a handshake. If she was not acquainted, she waited for the Colonel to introduce her.

She would let no stranger in until he was certified. One of the Kendall associates calls her "Hi-Fi" and she responds with the proper gesture. Once she knows you, you are always welcome. She never torgets a smell, nor fails to identify it. Next door lives a family with three children and a year old Dachshund named "Snoopy." The entire family and Snoopy are very friendly with the Kendalls and HIYI.

Snoopy comes every day to see HIYI and if he fails to visit, HIYI goes to see him. She guides and guards him and teaches him to play in the manner acceptable to an aging old lady and they get along beautifully except when Snoopy gets too enthusiastic and has to be chastised and sent home. This is accomplished i in no uncertain manner but does not mar nor injure the friendship. Snoopy waits at the gate for the children to come home from school and is there to greet News for Women Page 2B The Evening Tribune Dec. 27, 1967 Editor of 'America Cooks' Ann Seranne, editor of the federation more than a dozen cook books and cook book, is also editor or author of food editor of the New York Post.

Military Nuptials Planned Announcement of the engagement of Miss Sandra Lee Fishlow of Cocoa Beach to Cadet John William Morris of Denver, is made by her parents, Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. Jesse Fishlow of Cocoa Beach. The bride-elect was grauated from Bedford, Mass.

High School and attends the University of Denver. Cadet Morris is the son CW0 and Mrs. William C. Morris of Denver. He was graduated from Bedford High School.

Cadet Morris is a first classman at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N.Y. A West Point June wedding is planned. JANICE LOUISE MILLER Miss Emy Says them on their arrival. One day Snoopy waited in the road, instead of on the shoulder where he would have been safe, but he was over-anxious for the return of his pals.

careless, fast driver came along at a speeding pace and Snoopy was the subject of a "Hit-and-Run," HIYI must have heard him scream when he was struck for she was very anxious and determined to get out of the house. Evidently she had located the area of the mishap by the sound of the scream, for she went directly to the roadway. She found Snoopy licked his eyes, his ears, his face, patted and nudged him, but to no avail. She finally dragged Snoopy to the shoulder of the road where she laid down beside him and talked to him in short sharp pleadings of whines and barks. HIYI waited until the children home, went to meet them and led them to Snoopy.

They of course, were quite distraught. Picking up Snoopy in their arms, they immediately carried him to who was as sad as the children. "Turtle" is the favorite name the children have for Colonel Kendall. THE CLUB CORNER Catalytic-Dow Women Install New Officers the Rockledge Methodist Church. Assistant cubmaster Kemp conducted the meeting and inducted Daniel Scott and Jimmy Danduarte as Bobcats.

Others receiving awards were Brad Clow, Steve Dupree, Ricky West, Wayne Bailey, assistant denner bars: Brad Barrington and Michael Keen, denner bars. Duane Sonder, Denner bar, Bear badge, gold arBrian Collert, gold arrow; Robb Bourne, one pill, silver arrow; Scott Thompson, one year pin, silver arrow; Pete Fleckinger, Weblos award, athlete award; Donald Shockey, athlete award; Robert Horster, athlete award, aquanaut award and Yvonne Moriey, den mother, one year pin. Each den made decorations for the tree and sang Christmas carols. They also brought Installation of new was held at the Imperial Towers in Titusville recently for the Catalytic-Dow Women's Club. New president for the coming year is Mrs.

Frances Crown. Mrs. Martin Mason is vice president; Mrs. Walter Ward, secretary and Mrs. Don Gillman, treasurer.

The program included a talk by Mrs. May MacDonald of the Sea Shell shop. The club meets the second Wednesday of every month and all Catalytic-Dow woman are invited to attend the meetings. Cub Scout Pack 304 The Christmas party and pack meeting of Cub Pack 304 of Rockledge was held last week at gifts to be donated to the Sal-1 vation Army and received a certificate of appreciation from the Salvation Army. Theta Theta Chapter, BSP The Theta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently in the home of Mrs.

Tom Ott for its regular meeting. Mrs. Pete. Claflin presented the program "Treasures of Possession," sharing chapter members, her collection of antique books and clippings dating back to the eighteenth century. Hostesses for the were Mrs.

Tom Hinton, Larry. Miller, Mrs. "Robert Dykes and Mrs. Richard Rigabar. Patrick AFB 'Sea Wives' Immediately a grave was dug and with proper military services, Snoopy was laid to rest.

The children standing at the grave site, with tears running down their faces, stood at salute, They marched into "Turtle's" house and it took quite a lot of candy and cookies to assuage their grief but they tinally ceased their crying and went home. They now have a new "Snoopy" and are teaching him to sleep when they do, to wake when they are awake and to eat when they do. HIYI is taking up her teaching of manners and they will soon be a normal family again. dent of OWC, was joined Mrs. David Jones, honorary president, and other board members, to serve as hostesses the Sea Wives and their house- "We are glad you chose to stay in Patrick area," said Maj.

Gen. David M. Jones, commander, AFETR, as he welcomed the "Sea Wives" to. a punch party given for them by the Officers' Wives Club at Patrick Officers' Club recently. "Everyone here wants to help you in any way we can," he said.

The Sea Wives are area wives of men stationed in Southeast Asia. Santa. Ho Ho-Ho'ed to add to the Christmas sparkle of the refreshment tables decked with Yuletide flowers and favors, and he carried a heavy sack full of gifts for each of the guests. Mrs. Kenneth Kaisler, presi- Federation Cook Book Is Published Lady Bird Johnson and queline Kennedy are among the "first ladies" of the U.S.A.

to contribute treasured family recipes to the new basic cook book America Cooks, the General Federation of Clubs Cook Book. Newly published by Putnam's, America Cooks reflects the est trends in American cuisine. It is culled from over a million recipes submitted by General Federation members across the country. America Cooks proves conclusively that Republicans and Democrats have no differences at the dinner table. Both are represented by a wide variety of splendid recipes.

Lady Bird Johnson contributes the President's "very favorite" Pedernales River Chili, a hearty dish. Mrs. Kennedy her favorite: Gateau St. Honore, an elegant cake filled with rich cream. Republicans sometimes favor Western food, also; Mrs.

Barry Goldwater's Arizona Ranch style Frijoles and Black Walnut Stew are included. Mrs. Hubert Humphrey contributes a low calorie, high nutrition recipe for Beef Soup. Desserts and side dishes in America Cooks represent several other former first ladies. Recipes included are Mrs.

Eleanor Roosevelt's Blackberry Pudding, Mrs. Harry Truman's Ozark Pudding, and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower's Tomato Pudding and Frosted Mint Delight. Mrs.

Clare Boothe Luce gives her recipe for Pineapple Pudding. of GEORGIANA SMOAK Pack Frozen Sandwiches For a Fresher Lunch The lunch that "packs-a-1 punch" is important for every member of the family. For better eating and greater convenience, make a supply of sandwiches ahead and freeze them until needed, says Mrs. len C. Jones, assistant County Extension Home Economics agent.

A frozen sandwich thaws slowly in the lunch bag and is less likely to spoil than a freshly made one. Almost all kinds of fresh bread freezes very well but this is not true of all fillings. The following sandwich fillings freeze well: luncheon meats, left-over sliced roast meat or poultry, dried beef, tuna, salmon, sliced cheese, cheese spreads, hard cooked egg yolks, land peanut butter. If desired, filling and spreads may be frozen separately in frozen food containers for later use. THE GREATEST PACKAGE OF ENTERTAINMENT TO EVER APPEAR IN RETURNED BY POPULAR DEMAND! HELD "SKYLARK 5" THE FABULOUS STARRING BILLY BROWN Mark Lucas Jackie Vaughn UPTOWN COUNTRY WESTERN Featuring Peggy Lynd COCKTAIL HOUR MON.

THRU FRI. 5 TO 6 P.M. ALL DRINKS Brevard County's Finest Dining and Catering Facility IMPERIAL TOWERS guests. Temple Beth. Sholom The "Nights of Melody" will provide the music for the New Years' Eve dinner.

dance planned by Temple Beth Sholom. The party will be held at the Temple in Satellite Beach a at 9 p.m. and tickets are $12.50 per couple. Reservations must be made by Friday with Mrs. Gil Cohen of Cocoa Beach, or Mrs.

Stan Halper of Merritt Island. Cocoa Legal Secretaries Other notable American en contributed a wide variety of recipes. Senator Margaret Chase Smith's recipe for Maine Blueberry Muffins is included, and Mrs. Everett Dirksen offers Cheese Rolls as her favorite. Mrs.

Dean Rusk contributes Iced Avocado Soup; Mrs. Orville Freeman, Wild Rice Casserole with Sausage; and Mrs. W. Willard Wirtz, French Silk Pie. Side-by-side with celebrities' recipes, over 3,000 dishes by other American women are included, making America Cooks the first completely new basic cook book in a generation.

Mrs. W. Williard Wirtz, wife of the Secretary of Labor, contributes her favorite recipe for an dessert: easy FRENCH SILK PIE Makes 9-Inch Pie Winter Wedding Is Set Rev. and Mrs. Walter J.

Smoak of Charleston, S.C., announce the engagement of their daughter, Georgiana, to John Randall Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Amos of Rockledge. Miss Smoak attended Columbia College and the Fashion Institute in Atlanta, Ga.

Mr. Foster, a 1963 graduate of Cocoa High School was graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He will be employed by U.S. Gypsum in Jacksonville. The wedding is planned for Feb.

3 in Charleston. 9-inch baked pie shell cup softened butter cup sugar 1 ounce square unsweetened chocolate, melted Pinch of salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs cup heavy cream whipped Chopped toasted almonds 1. Prepare pie shell. 2. Beat butter in mixing bowl until fluffy.

Gradually beat in sugar, until blended. Add chocolate, salt and vanilla; blend wells ITI 3. Add eggs, one at a time, beating for 3 minutes after each addition. 4. Pour into pie shell; spread with whipped cream.

Refrigerate well." 5. Just before serving, sprinkle with almonds. As a service project for the coming year the Cocoa Legal Secretaries are collecting supplies for the Edgewood Boys' Ranch in Groveland. Because there is no state or federal support of the ranch all needed items must be donated. And the secretaries are making it a point of finding interested persons in Brevard who could contribute money, food or clothing.

Mrs. Stewart Carse of 475 Grandway in Satellite Beach is chairman of the project. Any persons who could donate items or help collect them are asked to call her in the evenings. The ranch is set up for boys who are not delinquents but need counseling and direction in their lives. Hospital Statistics WUESTHOFF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DECEMBER 21 Admissions Mrs.

Irwin Edelstein, Rockledge; Matthew Lamb, Merritt Island; Regina Lamb, Merritt Island; Robert K. Fields, Merritt Island; Travis McGibney, Eau Gallie; Mark Mudd, Merritt Island; Thomas Jackson, Titusville; Joseph Mims, Cape Canaveral; Mrs. Terrance Rankin, Tampa. Discharges Mrs. William Milden, Cocoa; Mrs.

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The bride elect was graduated from Fort Lauderdale High School in 1964 and is a senior at the University of Louisville, Kentucky. Mr. Ross is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen A.

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