Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1942 — Page 19
"| Award’ ‘Prizes
Homemaking— In High School
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Iss Job of Homemaker:
ito Prevent Waste in Meats
food val
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Art Contest -
Demonstrations by Students Given Daily
rs PHE JOB of the wartime homemaker ‘to ‘see’ that precious ~ Painting and drawing demonstrates purchased so carefully do not escape before arrival on the|tions are being given by students
table. rt are some tips made by food authorities on the prevention of (of Indianapolis and county high
east in meat, the most expensive 1. When fresh t arrives, unwrap i t. immediately. With a clean, 1p clot wipe ‘off bone dust and
meat on a clean, dry shallow dish and cover lightly with waxed paper. Store promptly in coldest part of refrigerator
humidity prevent. shrinkage and loss of color through excessive drying. 4. Give ground and chopped fresh meats especially good refrigeration and cook as soon as possible. ‘3. Closely cover all cooked meats and keep refrigerated. For ease in covering, cut meat and fat from bone, but do not grind or chop until just before using. 4. Arrange food containers to allow’ a circulation of air between, Shelves crowded with paper bags and containers block passage of cold
air between the sections and feduce|
the efficiency of your refrigerator. 5. Use leftovers while still appe-
tizingly fresh, Cubed cooked meat |
will enhance casseroles, scalloped dishes, cream sauce, or cold salads. Grind smaller bits to use in patties, loaves, croquettes, timbales, sandwich fillings, omelets or gravy. 6. Don’t overdo leftover dishes. Any family tires of a “review of reviews” and anyway, keeping cooked food long is false economy because of spoilage and lowered refrigerator efficiency. 7. Learn how to buy more closely ‘for your family. To save fuel in cooking, buy roasts and pot-roasts
to serve two or three meals. Pur- .
chase other cuts in adequate amounts for one meal. A good rule to follow is this, FOR EACH SERVING allow not less than: Boneless cuts - and ground meats Cuts containing some bone % pound ' Canned meats ............3 ounces Dried beef ....y00000....1% Ounces Dry sausage ............2-3 ounces Bacon ..2-3 slices; 8. Low cooking temperatures safeguard waste in meat preparation by conserving flavor, juiciness and number of servings. Too high temperatures drive off juices, weaken flavor and shrink meat. 9. Use a meat thermometer. Overcooking as well as too high’ tem-
food ood purchase.
perature "destroys volume and flavorful juices. Pork, which should be cooked . to the well-done stage, becomes: dry. ang: less ‘tasty by cooking an extra 15 Jee minutes: Beef and even lamb are juicier and more flavorful, and yield more servings | per pound if less well-done than often served. Fuel waste is also a big item in too long cooking. 10. Cook liver slowly and only until brown and tender. Over-cook-ing hardens liver, destroys flavor and is the cause of many a person’s distaste of this super-vitamin meat. 11, Use fats from meat for shortening, seasoning or frying. Clarify and keep cold, dark and dry.
Chairman
Mrs. Luker ” ” 2
Cancer Control Leaders Get Instructions
More than 100 Jeaders and workers of- the Marion county cancer control campaign organization were ‘to hear Mrs. T. Cook Smith of
board health auditorium of the
Mrs. Smith is captain of the Louis-
{ville cancer control campaign. Mrs.
Fred Luker arranged the meeting. | Other speakers were to be Dr. W. D. Gatch, dean of the I. U. School lof Medicine, and Dr. John W. Ferree, secretary-director of the state
Chairmen of Marion county committees were to give one-minute reports on their progress to date. Mrs. Ronald M. Hazen, director -of the
the meeting. : “Following the busingEs. session, the State Board of Health was to entertain with a tea. Hostesses were to be Mesdames W. Russel Bain, C. D. Vawter, Kai Hanson, John ¥. ‘Gordon, Ray Retterer, Miss Nldena
Flick were to pour. = Pi Upsilon Sub Deb Chapter Elects Officers elected at a recent meeting of the Pi Upsilon Sub Deb club|: were. Miss. Nancy Ostrander, president; Miss Anne herbal. vice president; ~ Miss
Alice |, Hackney, = 4 recording secre- §
program chairman, will
Nancy Pinnick and Joan Kingsbury. Plans also were made for initiation services for six new members. They are the Misses Joan Browning, Mary Alice Kessler, ‘Marynelle Aumann, Jean Rollings, Winifred Ham’ and Bernice Sweeney.
‘A GOOD LOOK! FETs WRAPPED.
i that
Louisville, Ky., speak in the state M
medical center at 2 p. m. today.|"
fay local campaign,’ was te preside at] cats
Lauter and Miss Uillian Lee. Mrs.|J JRobert F. Buehl and Mrs. O. S.
schools daily at the Scholastic Awards high school art contest be-
ing held at Block’s auditorium|
through March 28. : The 'Croquis club of Shortridge high school, with Miss Jane Messick as sponsor, was to démon-
Saute figure drawing at the exhibit|}
his afternoon. Club members are the Misses Betty Ireland, Leah Schneider; Jo Ellen Everson, Jo Ella Yakey, . Patti Cartwright and. Virginia. Mitchell. Members of the Shortridge, high school. - Parent-Teacher association who were to serve as hostesses today are Mesdames U. K. Gullion, Nathan Swaim, H. L. Plummer, R. C. Davis, Paul J. Stokes, D. T. Tal-
bott, John -C. Mueller and James!].
B. Malone. 4 Tomorrow, members of the American Association of University Wom-
x en and the League of Women Voters will bé hostesses with students serv<| ing as a gallery committee, Host-{}.
esses will include Mesdames P. Newton Cook, Virginia Brackett Green, C. Loren. Harkness, J. H. Hewitt, Russell Hippensteel, Karl M, Koons, D. D. MéGuire, Arthur Medlicott, Paul R. Summers and Leonard Swartz.
The gallery committee will be the 1
Misses Marianne Daries, Marie Jensen, Shirley Braun, Gloria Gross, Bobby Lou Johnson and Lavay Williams, Charlie London, Bill Dolch, John Ingersoll and Harold Demonstrations will be given at 3 p. m. by Dick Head, a student at John Herron Art school, and at 4 p. m. by Miss Jane Randolph and Miss D. Lavon Love of Marion. Miss Randolph and Miss Love will be accompanied by their instructor, Miss Grace Cleveland; Prizes will be awarded Saturday at noon. Governor Henry F. Schricker and other civic leaders will attend. Hostesses from the Broad Ripple high school P-T. A. for that day will be Mesdames R. C. Ralph, F. W. Ashby, O. D. Parrish, C. ©. Zintell, Foster Stanley and R. NY Bleeke. ; ‘Students who will serve on gallery committée include Misses Loraine Ulrich, Nancy Boerner, ‘Georgia Padden, Alma Jane Teaman and James Vintel and James ve,
Winners, who will receive prizes Saturaay and their ‘subjects “nBude: ScholarGreencastle §—~Gro 1: ayne Terry, sec
school, etond, Miss Betts 1reth a 8h ft relan orte hi high seliool hanorsbis mention, first and oo honorable ment 3 O’Lou ughlin, Shortridge, * al Miss Heisterkamp, second: Miss N Nina “Nabors Richi and Mr. O'Loughlin, honorable Water Solgr=Gron 1: M Evansville, first; a Ol % ta hare: r cond; ohn
board of health and a member of | 87°. both the state and local executive Or committees for cancer control.
up ais Agnes darn ch AH Miss Ire.
spatter nko Bob Hartman, | Evansville, s Nohl, Gathedral, Morris x he ch, La Porte, honorSeulpiure—Erest Med-
Leonar: Broad Ri ple, land,
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Ceramic sculpture—Mi, Technical, first: P Miss re oh Wily Technical second; Miss Virginia Rouse Jack Technical’ honorable a Ceramics—Carl 1. Short arg \ ewelry: ro hr Manual, rst ana third; ; Rifkara Saal Ear Phctos : Ror ims, Suilivan, first. Brahh
Costume design—Group 1: Mi ones, Scottsburg. fir; Miss Vitginia Goulette, Six Ma Marys cademy, second; Miss let an Miss Betty Culley, Evansville, LR mention; grou iss Helen Harper, Shortridge, first; ‘Martha Verbare, Shartridge, second ; SS Gloria _Suerd~*k and s .Elizabe Josey, Shortridze, honorable mention,
Manual.
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(Church News—
Mormon Male Chorus to Sing - At Southport
The Mormon Male chorus, composed of .22 missionaries representing the Mormon church at Salt Lake City, Utah, will sing Sunday at 4 p. m. at the SOUTHPORT PRESBYTERIAN church. This public program is being sponsored by the music circle. Sunday morning the chorus will broadcast over station WFBM. Mrs. Richard O. Nabring, 1564 E. Epler ave, will ‘hold “open house” in honor of Mrs. Luther Markin tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. ‘Mrs. Markin is the wife of the Rev. Luther Markin of the Southport Presbyterian church, who has accepted a pastorate in Ft. Wayne. The Rev. Mt. Markin will preach his farewell sermons Sunday “in Southport, Acton and Grammar churches. ~*~ ~ Members of the church :-and
friends of Mrs. Markin are invited ||
to attend the “open house. »
“A public chicken ‘supper will be served .Saturday from 5:30 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. at the BEN DAVIS CHRISTIAN church. The Ladies’
& Aid docieiy wil be in chaige of ar.
The LUTHERAN BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL ' WOMEN’S club will meet at 7:30 p. m. tonight at
fj [the v. w.0. A
Dr. Walesby, Talks
fore Auxiliary 2D ‘G.. Walesby, president of
the}
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