Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1952 — Page 11

'PJIURSIXA.Y, JUNE 12, 1952

'Cooks' Comer' [ By Mary R. Thaman STRAWBERRIES POPULAR JUNE FRUIT June is the month for fresh Strawbeiry desserts. Whether it’s strawberry shortcake, strawberry pie or just plain strawberries with cream, you’ll please your family if you serve this rosy-red, delectable fruit often. Modern freezing methods make it possible to serve strawberries throughout the year. The following method for freezing strawberries is recommended by the U.S.D.A. Cap and sprt berries, wash and drain well. Leave berries whole or slice. This depends on your preference. Pack; in 1 part by weight of sugar to 3 or 4 parts by weight of fruit (1 ciip sugar to 5 to 8 cups fruit). Be sure,to mix thoroughly until all is dissolved and sufficient sirup is formed to cover fruit when packed. If necessary press fruit down in package until sirup covers fruit. Leave *,*_» inch head space in cartpn or bag. In glass jars or tin cans leave ibi inches head space.

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Anyone with a “sweet tooth’! will want French strawberry, pie jnore_ s than once during the strawberry season. We like it at our house and I think you’ll rate it high among yopr faverite pies, also. Here’S the t recipe: French Strawberry Pie ; 1 pint strawberries ' 1 %. cup sugar ' 1 tablespoon unfavored- gelatin , l 4 cup cold water 1 | bi cup hot water 1 tablespoon lemon juice bi teaspoon salt A'S cup, heavy cream, whipped 2 stiffly beaten egg whites 1 9-inch baked pie shell f 1 package bream cheese 2 tablespoons cream Crush strawberries; cover With sugar; let stand for 30 minutes. Soften gelatin in cold water; dissolve in hot water. Cool. All strawberry piixturp, lemon juice an<| salt.\ Chill Until partially set; fold in cream and egg whites. Spread cream cheeii blended with; cream on the bottom of the pie crust./Pour the strawberry filling into the baked shell j chill until firm J Garnish with additional whipped dream and whole strawberries. , .' i —■ Il • A reflecting glove designed to make a motorist’s hand Signals visible at night has been patented:

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|T " J *' " "' 1 ‘ ■ ’ • I ’ • ’ ' • ■ if* ' ISRAEL'S entrant in the “Miss Universe’’ contest scheduled at Long Beach, Cal., in July is 18-year-old Ora Vcreth, shown on winning “Miss Israel” title in Tel Aviv over 20 othef beauties. She is one of a family of eight which goes back five generations as residents of Palestine. (International! '— —t J i — Cop Cops Snakes < SAGINAW. Mich. UP — Patrolman George Sizick answered a call ttbin an agitated motorist and found two dozen garter suakes crawing around inside the man’s automobile. Sizick gathered up the reptiles and sent the motorist on 1 his way. , 1 — t V;i < i The Alaskan fur seal, spending mut h of its life in the water, does. < not swim at birth and must learn 1 as a pup. ’ — / I notice; to n'on>rk*edents TeriM Time .h V1 In the Adams circuit Court April TErm, 1952 Cause No. 19,99 Till-: STATIC OF INDIANA,)SS. ADAM'S COUNTY ) \ Mark At. Moran ) Vs J Patrick Moran, et al ) It appearing from affidavit, filed in the above entitled cause, that: Benjamin Fosty, Elsie M. Fosty, Frederick Fosty, Regina C; Fosty, Daniel Joseph Moran, Marcella Bibbing, Glenn Bibbing, Jeanette Baker, Mark J. Baker, Mary Kenney, Patsy Kenney, Thomas F. Golden, Mary E. Golden, Gertrude Sinriett, John B. Sinnett, Agnes Kenney, Grace Kenney, and Kathleen Kenney,. defendants are non-residents \of the State of Indiana, and hhat the cause of action alleged in the complaint in this action is to enforce ti»e par-, tition, as real estate. NOTICE IS THEREEORE HEREBY . GIVEN THE SAID Benjanjin Fosty, Elsie M. Fosty, Frederick Fpsty, Regina C. Fosty, Daniel Joseph Moran. Marcella Bibbing, Glenn Bibbing, Jeanette Baker, Mark J. Baker. Mary Kenney. Patsy Kenn\ey, Thomas F. Golden, Alary E. Golden, Gertrude Sinnett, John B. Sinnett. Agnes Kenney. Grace Kenney and Kathleen Kenney that they be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams Circuit Court on the 2pd Juridiclal Day of tlie regular term thereof, to be holden ’at the Court Houses in the City of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the Ist day of September A.D. 1952, and plead by answer < r demur to said complaint, or tlie same will be heard and determined in. their absence. WITNESS, my name, a’nd the Seal of . said Court hereto affixed, t\his 3rd day of June, 1952. • \ SliAB EDWARD F. .TABERG, Clerk By DONNA ROTH, Deputy. June, 3, 1952. Hl'BEllT H. MeCEIiXAHAN Attorney for Plaintiff JUNE 5—12—19 \

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THE CORONET features a plan in which all rooms are corner rooms with the advantage of cross light and ventilation. There are three bedrooms,. baoi. a separate dining room, icbinbination kitchen-dinette, living room and ten closets. Closets include wardrobes in 'the bedrooms, eoat closets at the entranced and linen and storage closets in the bedroom hall. Plans dlso show a covered front entrance, a rear porch overlooking the garden and a full basement. Other interesting features are the fireplace with shelves, picture winHomemaking Tips by Aung K. Williams Home Demonstration Agent Fly Control Around the House The control of flies has long been an important problem in the home. Flies are not only dirty and contaminate foods but they are also the common Carrier of a number of human ailments, such as dysentery, summer colic and diarrhea. In addition, the germs of many other serious diseases, in-, eluding tuberculosis, typhoid fever and poliomyelitis, have been found upon the|r bodies. Sanitation First Line' of Defense The ude of insecticides alone can not be expected to rid a premise of flies. Sanitary practices to eliminate their breeding places must be followed since flies can breed, in decaying organic matter more rapidly than chemicals can kill them. A “must” of fly control is the regular removal of manure, garbage and all other decaying plant and animal matter. If barns and outbuildings aife sprayed \to control f|ies, the problem of con-, trol arouhd the home will be much easier. The proper disposal of waste foods and dishwqtei\ is highly 'important sinc£ these materials, readily, attract flies. Homes should be kept screened during the summer months. For several years, DDT has been successfully used; for fly control; However, in some localities, houseflies at;e becoming more resistant, to it and therefore DDT is losing' favor as a fly control chemical. Two other new organic insecticides will give gbod control of DDT resistant ilies. Theste are chlordane and lindane. Both of these materials are on the market in the form of Wettable powders, emulsion concentrates and oil so" lutions. ' | Chemical control —Use 5 percent lindane in oil splution. This compound will not leave a noticeable residue. Use for painting • screens, window' casings, and for spraying small ateas. ' ' 7 ”” ~ Like To Travel I PORTLAND, Mich. UP — The hobby of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Johnson is collecting autographs of uational bark superintendents. They have 13 7 names in their autograph book and are after the other 39 in their automobile. There are national parks In the United States. •

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\ 73 Years With Band 1 BARRINGTON, N. H.» UP — Elmer, E. Wiggin, 91, who plays a bass horn bought by his uncle in 1840, still leads the Barrington Band, of which he has been a member for 73 years. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR FIRE - TRUCK Notice is hereby given that the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Decatur, Indiana will receive sealed bids at 1 P.M. (Central Standard Time) at the office of the Clerk-Treasurer, City Hall, Decatur, Indiana, on the 24 1 day of June, 1952 for one (1) 750-gallon triple combination motorized fire apparatus. Plans and specifications on file in the office of the ClerkTreasurer in the City of Decatur, Indiana, i , Said bids shall be' on a leasepurchase basis, in which the said City shall not be required to pay in excess of kix thousand dollars 1(6000.00) during the year 1952 on said lease. Said truck shall be delivered at Decatur, Indiana completely equipped pursuant to plans' and specifications and ready for immediate use for fire fighting. t ' Sufficient instructions shall be furnished concerning the operation of such pumper truck to such memhers of the fire, department of the CRy of peeatbr,- Indiana as shall be designated'by the Chief of raid fire department of said City. A guarantee shall be furnished against any and all mechanical defects. ■ Each truck before acceptance bv the City of Decatur, Indiana must meet '.specifications and tests suggested by the National Board of Fire Underwriters as if the same were. specifically incorporated in these specifications. The blds shall show the terms of sale and the time required for construction and, delivery, and the bidder shall furnish information in regard to availability of any necessary repairs and/or repair parts. . Bids shall be executed on State Board of Accounts Form No. 95 and shall also be accompanied by properly executed State Board of Accounts Standard Questionnaire Form 96-A A Bond or certified check made payable to the City of Decatur, Indtsna shall be filed with ea« h bid ii. an amount at least equal tu tea per cent (10%) of the bid. | The Board of Public Works aJid Safety of said City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at thle’ City of Decatur, Indiana this 3rd day of June; 1952. BOARD OF PUBBIC WORKS & . 4 safety; ■ - I ' .\BY H. VERNON AURAND Cletk-Treasurfir JUNE 5—12 j Democrat\ Want Ads Bring Results

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