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Thursday, July 15, 1999
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The Dublin Citizen
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Malone family gathers for reunion
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Donnie Richardson and Jennifer Meyers, both of Dublin, announce
their approaching marriage at 7 p.m. on July 26 at Sunset Cafe.
Jennifer is the daughter of Shirley Meyers of Dublin and the
granddaughter of Mary Priddy of Purdon (Navarro County). Tex.
Donnie is the son of Ronnie Richardson of Dublin and the grandson
of Juanita and Art Reinhard of Hamilton and the late Marshall
Richardson of Dublin. Friends and family are invited.
v Local FFA chapter, two students bring
home top honors from state convention
The Dublin FFA Chapter was
among 12 out of 77 schools in
Area IV which received the Supe-
rior Chapter Award at the recent
71st annual convention of the
Texas FFA at the Amarillo Civic
Center.
Two local members, Brandi
Johnson and Tommy Watson, were
among the two percent of the
members throughout the state to
receive the State FFA Degree, the
highest degree a member may at-
tain on the state level.
I Ten members of the local chapter
and their advisers, Danny Prater
J and Weldon Whitehead, attended
L the ' convention which had the
theme “Above and Beyond.” Mem-
bers had the opportunity to meet
people from across the state, attend
workshops and hear a variety of
speakers in general sessions.
The highlight of the convention
was the Stars Over Texas awards
program and the presentation of
more than $900,000 in scholar-
ships.
Attending from Dublin were
Ashley Adcock, Starla Barker,
Monica Evans, Brittany Frost,
Brandi Johnson, Ashley LeBlanc,
Katherine McDonald, Brandon
Moyer, Jesse Rollins and Tommy
Watson. Each served as a voting
delegate to the convention.
EDNA HILL NEWS
By Juanita Burleson
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We enjoyed having Jimmie and
Judy Auten July 11th in the ab-
sence of our pastor, Bro. Neil
Wade. He was on vacation. Andy
Anderson led the singing for the
night service. Good to have Charlie
and Bill McCurdy of De Leon,
Brandi Salathiel, also Lovie
Humphries and Danny and Sherry
'Hansard back.
We would like to extend our
deepest sympathy to the families of
Pauline Welbom and Bobby
Chance who lost loved ones. Tad
and Willa Gilbreath attended the
funeral of Bobby Chance in Fort
Worth July 9th. Mr. and Mrs.
David McCormick of Houston
came to Ann Cole’s and they
attended the funeral of their
brother Bobby Chance July 9,h.
< The family of the late Dave and
•Jessie Hancock met at the Edna
Hill Community Center July 4th for
visiting and fun.
John and Lisa Barbee were in
Del Rio and Laredo during the
weekend and did some shopping.
Happy 49th anniversary to Merril
and Virginia Stephen July 13th.
Walter and Iva Barbee and Dakota
came up July 5th and hauled in hgy
for his daddy, Frank, and Rita
Barbee.
Gary and Cindy Russell, Crystal,
Cody, and Kesha just returned
from a vacation in Colorado.
July 12th Jailiece Pettijohn had
Bobby Pettijohn, Jerry and Connie
Pettijohn and Ronnie Brawley
come by. Bobby helped with
chores for her.
Rose Grozier and Jarrett came to
see Phil and Merle Grozier July
10*.
Bud and Wanda Davidson were
in Oklahoma to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Ruth Warren. The
family has our sympathy.
Dag and Cathey Pendleton were
here July 10th and 11th to check
their mothers. Coda Vaughn and
Dandy Pendleton.
The thing to try when all else
fails is again.
CLEANUP CONTINUES
Local residents may dump trash
free of charge each Saturday morn-
ing at the city maintenance build-
ing on N. Norton. The gate will be
unlocked from 8 am. until noon
and residents must bring a current
water bill and a drivers license.
No commercial dumping will be
allowed. The rolloff trash contain-
ers will be available each Saturday
for several weeks.
Special to The Citizen
The descendants of the late Will-
iam E. Malone held their annual
family reunion June 19 and 20 at
the Dublin City Park.
The two-day activities began at
10 a.m. Saturday with sor e etting
things going and visitation. Lunch
was on your own! Afternoon began
with a cookie and brownie walk,
with music furnished by Kenneth
Way. Also a “Guess What’s In The
Box” game; both raised funds for
expenses.
The reunion committee furnished
sandwiches for the evening meal,
along with homemade ice cream.
The auction was also held to raise
money for expenses. Saturday
night activities wound up with
music, singing, and a little danc-
ing, especially with Floye “Mal-
one” Johnson, 87 years young!!
Those providing the music were
Tony Way of Austin, and Kenneth
Way and Johnny Way of Kerrville.
Sunday morning devotional fea-
tured Sherry James leading the
music, and Kenneth Way playing
the guitar. The message was
brought by T.L. Malone.
In a short business meeting, new
officers were elected: president,
Kenneth Way, vice-president, Cecil
Landes, and secretary/treasurer,
Sylvia Spiva. Other chairpeople
were Fund Raising, La Nora Devad
and Kenneth Way, and music,
Brenda Tooley. It was voted to
have next year’s reunion on the
last weekend in June at the Dublin
City Park.
A total of 71 attended. L.E. and
Tommie Nell Malone, Charles and
Jean Malone, Effie Randolph, Al-
fred and Joyce Randolph, Ada Lee
Dellaughter, Ann Wuistinger/' and
Janiece Pettijohn of Dublin.
T.L. Malone of Dallas; Floye
Johnson, and Lawrence and Patri-
cia Outlaw of Snyder; Curtis,
Donna, Bryson, and Sydney
Johnson of Colorado City; Lou
Alice Starnes of Lubbock; Kenneth
and Ramona McNeely of Burkbur-
nett; Paul and Wanda Kirby of Fort
Worth; Coy and Annette Landes of
Crowley; Wynama Way of Walnut
Springs; Brenda Tooley of Hurst;
Wes, Kris, and Nicole Baker, Carla
Hopson and Tyler Porter of Min-
eral Wells.
Kenny, Kaleb, and Kaliegh Hop-
son of Early; Kenneth and Rea
Hopson, Merrie and Sara Hopson
of Brownwood; Eldon Way" of
Ingram; Tony and Pam Way of
Austin; Clarence and Burlene Ray-
bum of Hardin; David and Carol
Rayburn of Liberty; Donald and
Kayla Reed brings
home wins from
nat’l cattle show
Kayla Reed of Dublin brought
home honors from the recent Texas
Maine-Anjou Cattle Association’s
national show in Wichita Falls.
Kayla won the Reserve Senior
Calf Champion title in the Maine-
Influence Show with Miss Aliba-
bwa after placing first in class. She
also earned fifth in class with
Plaza’s Show Girl.
She was one of more than 200
junior Maine-Anjou exhibitors who
showed more than 325 head of
cattle.
Activities include contests, a
dance, and a banquet during the
week-long event.
Sherry James; Tisha Featherston of
Gatesville; Travis Morgan of Ban-
dera; and Charles and Stella Proc-
tor of Freer.
Kenneth, Betty, and Jane Way;
Johnny, Becky, and Kimberly
Way; Evelyn Morgan; Lesley and
Linda Morgan; Sylvia Spiva, and
Judy Bishop of Kerrville.
Those attending from out-of-state
were D O. (Red) and Enda Shifflett
from Mesa, Ariz.; La Nora De
Vad, and David Ritchie from Long
Beach, Calif.; Cecil and Maxine
Landes, and Kevin Neil from
Avondale, Ariz. and Lola Gosney
from Phoenix, Ariz.
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It's a boy!
Angie and Chuck Gilliland are
proud to announce the birth of their
son. Cole Baxter Gilliland, bom
July 5, 1999, in Dallas.
He weighed 9 lbs. 7 oz. and was
22 inches long. He is welcomed
home by his big sister, Kate Lau-
rian.
Maternal grandmother is Gayle
Crouch of Dublin.
Paternal grandparents are Bob
and Sandra Gilliland of Cleburne.
Maternal great-grandparents are
Troy and Anabel Baxter and Robert
and Willie Mae Crouch, all of
Dublin.
Paternal great-grandmother is
Laurian Gilliland of Cleburne.
BRIEFS
GRADUATION PICTURES
High school graduation pictures
can be picked up at the Dublin
High School office. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Atkins, 445-4973 or
445-2555.
MEET BAND DIRECTOR
The Dublin Band Boosters will
sponsor a hot dog supper in the city
park on Tuesday, July 27 at 7 p.m.
for incoming freshmen through se-
niors to meet new band director
Eddie Hayworth. If you plan to
come, please leave a message on
the band hall answering machine,
445-2216.
By JAN SCHUBERT NORRIS
Chef Extraordinaire
Popular legend has it that real
men don't eat quiche. Balderdash.
There’s a real man living in my
house who drools (embarrassing,
but true) when I make Salmon
Quiche. It smells divine while
baking, which isn’t a description
you can ascribe to most fish dishes.
It's made of readily-available in-
gredients (like canned salmon), and
it tastes even better than it smells.
The crust, in fact, is so yummy,
I'Ve considered whipping up a pie
plate of the crust solo some day
when I’m suffering from the drears
and just munching it - like crack-
ers or popcorn. If you should
actually be moved to do so, let me
know. Or drop some in a fat
envelope and send it to me. If,
perchance, it doesn’t travel well.
I’ll give it to Bleu, my resident
Beagle. She’ll eat anything.
Quiche gets a bad rap. All that
nonsense about eggs not being
healthy, for one thing. Says who?
Not the egg council guys. They’re
forever conducting new studies to
verify the healthy benefits of eggs
and undo some of the damage done
by the anti-egg guys. The folks at
the Egg Nutrition Center (ENC) in
Washington, D C. are madly dis-
seminating information to dispel
the myths perpetuated by the anti-
egg lobby.
At the ENC’s website (www.enc-
online.org/I. you can read the other
side of the egg story. To quote
these guys, “Fven with thirty years
of accumulated research showing
that dietary cholesterol has only a
small effect on plasma cholesterol
levels, and that dietary cholesterol
has little relationship to heart dis-
ease incidence, the dietary choles-
terol and egg restrictions have
become a staple of American di-
etary folklore easily incorporated
into our fat-phobic, cholesterol-
phobic lifestyle. But now that all
seems to be changing and the
consensus based on opinion is
slowly giving way to an avalanche
of research data showing that eggs
are not the serious health concern
they,^tage been portrayed to be.”
So ... if you’re ready to live
dangerously and choose to jump
the cholesterol fence and crack an
egg into your mixing bowl now
and then, you might want to start
with this yummy dish.
ROBERSON REUNION
The Roberson family reunion is
set for Saturday and Sunday at the
high school cafeteria. It gets under-
way at 6 p.m. on Saturday and at
10 a.m. on Sunday.
Salmon Quiche
Crust
1 cup whole wheat flour
lA cup shredded sharp Cheddar
cheese
!4 cup chopped almonds
'A tsp salt
A tsp paprika
3 tbsp canola oil
2 tbsp water
Filling
1 (14.75-ounce) can salmon
3 beaten eggs
1 cup nonfat plain yogurt
'A cup low-fat or fat-free
mayonnaise
'A cup shredded sharp Cheddar
cheese
'A cup finely chopped onion
!4 tsp dried dillweed
3 drops bottled hot pepper sauce
For crust, combine the whole
wheat flour, A cup cheese, al-
monds, salt and paprika in a bowl.
Add oil and water and mix. Set
aside A cup of the mixture. Place
remaining mixture into a 9-inch pie
plate, pressing firmly on the bot-
tom and up the sides of the plate.
Bake at 400 degrees for 10 min-
utes. Remove from oven and re-
duce oven temperature to 325 de-
grees.
For filling, drain salmon, reserv-
ing liquid. Add water to reserved
liquid, if necessary, to make A cup
liquid. Flake salmon, removing
bones and skin, and set aside. In a
bowl, blend eggs, yogurt, mayon-
naise and reserved salmon liquid.
Stir in salmon, Vi t up cheese,
onion, dillweed and hot pepper
sauce and whip with a wire whisk
to make a smooth mixture.
Spoon filling into crust. Sprinkle
top with reserved crust mixture.
Bake at 325 degrees about 50-60
minutes or til Arm in center.
Makes six servings — unless you’re
serving real men, in which case it
won’t go so far.
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Wright, Karen. The Dublin Citizen (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 15, 1999, newspaper, July 15, 1999; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth768469/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.