Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1941 — Page 15
TUESDAY, JAN. 7, 1941
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rump, the loin, the pocket roast from the breast, the| rib and crown
< roast and the shoulder roasts. In roasting veal the constant low femperature method has been +found most satisfactory. Because _ veal is inherently lacking in fat it is often desirable to “lard” a roast, =that is, insert strips of fat throughout the lean or put a generous . tovering of ‘bacon slices over the “top of the roast. Season the roast with salt and pepper. Place it on a rack in a “khallow, open roasting pan. Insert ca meat thermometer so that the + bulb reaches center of the thickest “muscle. Place the roast in an oven “preheated to 300 degrees I. and : cook at this temperature until the + +-meat thermometer re@isters 170 * degrees F. Braise Smaller Ciits
Braising is used as the method |
Jor cooking smaller culs of veal .Buch as veal .steaks, sometimes ‘called veal cutlets, or veal chops. Veal steaks or cutlets are usually floured or they may be breaded. It “4s not necessary to pound or score veal steaks. Brown the steaks well on both sides in a heavy frying-pan, then add a little liquid, cover and cook at a reduced temperature until tender. Sour cream or tomato juice are excellent suggestions as the liquid to be used in braising veal; sour cream is especially good, since it adds both flavor and fat. Veal birds are steaks, spread with dressing and rolled and tied into shape and braised. Here is. a particularly tasty recipe that#ombines the delicate flavor of veal with a savory bread stuffing and a mushFoom sauce. Veal Birds With Mushroom Sauce Take 2 pounds veal round, bread stuffing, 3 tablespoons flour, 3 table-
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small can mushroor soup. Have veal round cut into one-half inch slices. Cut info pieces for inaividual servings &$ nearly two by four inches as possible. Place a spoonful of stuffing on each piece,
Dredge with flour and brown on all sides in hot lard. &eason. Pour mushroom soup over veal birds, cover and cook very slowly, until done, about 45 minutes. For variety, instead of using a bread stuffing, spread finely chopped onion over the mest, place a partially cooked carrot in tlie center, roll and fasten.
How's Your Contract
Q—In Contract Bridge, the opponents have the bid in No Trumps over my partner's heart bid. What should I lead from a hand containing Spades, Q, 10, 3; Hearts, A, 4, 2; Diamonds, J, 10, 9; Clubs, 17, 6,
yy 2? 'A—Lead the 2 of Hearts.
Q—What is the purpose of the forcing two-bid in Contract Bridge? A-—It was developecl in the early days of the game and: was regarded as necessary in ofider to arrive at the best final contract, when a player held an unusually strong hand. Many other more scientific opening bids have since been developed.
Q—In a Conrad Bridge game, if a player has neither support in his partner’s suit nor a biddable suit, but has 1% Honor Tricks, how can he keep the bidding open? A—Bid one No Trump.
Churchwomen Plah Program
Plans for the ensuing ysar and reports of various group leaders will be featured at a meeting of the Roberts Park -Wohalan’s Society of Christian Service Thursday at the church. | Mrs. Henry Milég and her group members will be lostesses at a 12:30 o'clock lunchieon in the dining room. Mrs. Anne Kennedy will have charge of the devotions, “Sharing Is to Help.” Mrs. P Margaret Ligughlin, program chairman, has alranged a pledge service of conse¢ration’ at which time pledges will be made covering the year’s work of the society. Mrs. Eva Steele, treasurer, will receive the pledges. Mrs. William EH. Coop‘er will preside.
J Mrs. Jules [Zinter Will Speak! ‘Mrs. Edwin Lay, 5821 Kingsley Drive, will entertain inembers of the Normandy Chapter of the International Travel- -Study ¢ Club at 1 p. m.
Friday. Mrs. Maurice Lindley will be co-
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Fruits in bright colors and sparkling medern American crystal
designed by Libbey) compose the decorative scheme of this gay party table setting. The fruit motif is carried out in china, linen and centerpiece. crystal pattern ujled, candle holders. |
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ibe 18 years old goon, To our school has come a young teacher only ifive or six years older than I am. I do not have him in any of my
subjects but I have met him and have been going out with him. He is awfully nig: and I am beginning to think a lot of him. I have
{a girl friend whe has been trying to get him away from me. Some-
itimes she succe ds. I know I am jealous but I try not to be.
| Everyone tells nie that he will lose his job if I continue going with him. Do you think he will if we know how to act? I think I afn old enough to know how to behave. All of the
| older folks like ‘him and think it is nice that I can go with him,
| but some of the boys keep saying I'm going to make him lose his job. I would nejer want that to happen. These are the two things that have me fvorried. First, will I make him lose his job, and j second, how - I keep him and not let the other girl get him?— ANXIOUS.
Answer] b young man ought to know whether or not it will | get him in troufjle if he goes with one of his students. Isn’t ‘he old | enough to take the responsibility? Everything depends upon the | attitude of the {ichool heads. If there is a ruling against instructors | going about witli their students, his action will reflect to his discredit. Usually the orcs in ages between teachers and students is | sufficient to preent such problems from arising but this young man | is close enough/to the ages of -the girls he teaches to cause quite a romantic flurry in the school. At least the] situation calls for very discreet conduct. Let your demeanor be extremely sedate and dignified. The moment you act y someone will criticize you. Usually it is the girl st from gossip, but -in this instance the young man for the lion's share because of the responsibility
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Reports to Be Given At Meeting Tonight
Reports on Christmas activities will be given tonight at the meeting of Garfield Park Unit 88 of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Robert Sponsel will open the session at 8 p. m. in the West Room of the World War Memorial. Members of the post and auxiliary filled and distributed 38 Christmas baskets to needy veterans’ and other families. Miss Mary McCarty, rehabilitation chairman, --ill report that gifts from the unit were given to its adopted veteran in the Marion, Ind. Veterans’ Hospital. -
Church Guild to Hear E. T. Albertson
E. T. Albertson, a board member of the Indiana Council of Christian Education, will be guest speaker at a meeting Thursday of the Women's Guild of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church, The afternoon meeting will follow a noon luncheon at the church, 10th St. and Oakland Ave., with members of the membership committee as i hostesses. Mrs. Charles Young will preside and Mrs. C. J. Bussom, program chairman, will introduce the speaker,
———m—— Red Cross Aid to Speak
The Women’s Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad will have its January open meeting at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at Room 402, Union Sta- | tion. A representative of the Red Cross will talk. Cards and other games will follow.
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Set Classes
The January program scheduled by the Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls office includes the inauguration of series of classes in sewing, cooking, swimming and knitting. Sewing classes will start at two
community centers. Under the direction of Miss Norma Gantner, a group will begin instruction Saturday, Jan. 18, at 9 a. m,, at the Singer Sewing Machine Co., 126 W. Washington St. At another Singer office, 1107 Shelby St., Miss Hazel Underwood will begin a class this Saturday. Miss Marian Schleicher will teach an advanced cooking class beginning Saturday at 10:30 a. m. at the Citizens Gas & Coke Co. The Hoosier Athletic Club and ithe Riviera Club have been secured as headquarters for swimming instruction. At the Hoosier classes will start at 9 o'clock Saturday morning with Mrs. Flora Kinder and the Misses Jean Hackerd, Patricia McGuire and Betty Jane Speakman as instructors. Miss McGuire also will teach classes at the Riviera Club starting Friday at 3:30
.m. Pp Mrs. Robert St. Pierre and Mrs. Robert DeWeese will be in charge of British War Relief knitting classes for both beginners and advanced knitters at the Camp Fire Girls’ office, 42 Union Trust Bldg.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Waddell will hold open house from 6 to 9 p. m.
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Auxiliary Will Hear Committee Reports
Committee chairmen will report Thursday at the meeting of the Osric Mills Watkins American Legion Auxiliary. A covered dish luncheon will be served at the home of Mrs. Harry Nolen, 6185 N. Pennsylvania St. Reports will be made by Mrs. R. D. McDaniel, council; Mrs, John Ross, child welfare; Mrs. Harry Gause, legislative; Mrs. Al Fiest, Pan-Americanism, and Mrs. Fred Jeffrey, service sales. Mrs. Jeffréy will .have articles made by veterans at the Veterans’ Hospital for sale at the meeting, Mrs, C. J. Ancker| : will preside, t Cards will follow the business| meeting,
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Each gas range listed below is being discontinued by its manufacturer in favor of 1941 models. Thus the savings of two manufacturers’ “close out sales” are being passed on to you. Four models from which to choose, each up to date in every respect, each at a different price level. The supply is definitely limited. So if you want a modetn gas range, buy now and save. BUT do it quick!
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