Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1946 — Page 27

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WE MISS A LOT OF DELIGHTFUL and helpful experiences in this world if we don’t have open minds about food. For instance, many of us pass by delicious French artichokes, giving no heed to their possibilities nd ways for utilizing them as an unusual vegetable or in salad

binations.

able than the fresh and they aré Just ‘as delicious and require no preparation. A recipe for heart of artichoke salad bowl will appear tomorrow. The menus for next week follow. ” “ »

MONDAY

Breakfast Bliced bananas Milk toast Luncheon

Split pea’ soup Egg salad sandwiches on rye bread Cabbage, apple and grape salad

Dinner

*Baked squash with creamed ham Hash Rrowned potatoes *Heart of artichoke salad Vienna bread Pear crunch

Milk to drink: Two c. for each

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And we may be unaware that the canned artichokes are more avail-

8 ~ ” TUESDAY ; Breakfast Applesauce Poached eggs on toast Luncheon Canadian bacon Green bean pufls Cauliflower with browned butter Fresh fruit cup J Dinner *Liver and onions with sour cream gravy Boiled potatoes Chopped spinach salad Stewed tomatoes Sliced peaches with custard sauce Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each child; 1 ¢. for each adult. v8 ” n WEDNESDAY Breakfast Half grapefruit Cooked cereal Raisin toast

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Creamed eggs on toast Watercress, radish and cauliflower salad Raspberry jelly

Dinner

Breaded veal chops Hashed brown potatoes *Eggplant parme Green bean and beet salad Rye bread and butter Mincemeat squares Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each child; 1 c. for each adult, w ” . THURSDAY

Breakfast

Sliced peaches with cream

sugar and Luncheon Frankfurters on buns Potato chips Sliced cucumber, radish, and chopped egg salad Iced watermelon

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Dinner Dilled fish and tomatoes Parsley potatoes buttered Corn on the cob Relish tray Bread and butter *Jam credm pie Milk to drink:- Four c. for each child; 2 c. for each adult. ~ » »

FRIDAY

Breakfast Fresh plums Jelly omelet Buttered toast

Luncheon Cream of tomato soup | Grilled cheese sandwiches Cantaloupe wedges Dinner *Meat, potato and egg stack | Buttered Brussels sprouts Grated carrot, onion and cabbage salad with sour cream dressing Cherry cobbler Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 c. for each adult. - » n

SATURDAY é

Breakfast Honeydew melon Bean muffins Scrambled eggs

Luncheon Fresh fruit salad

{Nut bread sandwiches Packaged vanilla pudding Dinner Pork sausage with vegetable gravy | Baked potatoes | Buttered broccoli | Pickled beets {Whole wheat bread and butter Fresh apricots | *Sour cream cookies | Milk to drink: Four ec. for each | ehild; 2 ¢. for each adult. 5 8B = s

SUNDAY

Breakfast Presh Pears Yeast cinnamon rolls

Dinner

{Curried chickeri”

Fresh. green peas | Mashed. potatoes

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Dinner rolls Jam cream pie Supper Cream of mushroom soup Bacon, lettuce and tomato sand- | wiches *Chocolate. caramel apples Milk to drink: Two e. for each child,

*Recipes for dishes marked with asterisks will appear tomorrow

through Wednesday.

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The Indianapolis P.-T. A. council will open its fall season at the annual president's day meeting at 10 a8. m. Wednesday in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. The meeting will be followed by a luncheon and conference periods. Dr. Paul Popenoe, director of the American Institute of Family Relations in Los Angeles, will be guest speaker, He will talk on “The F.-T. A. and Today's Children.” The session at 1:30 p. m. will be a series of one hour conferences conducted by council chairmen. Dr. Popenoe will also speak before a general meeting of parents at 8 p. m. Friday in Caleb Mills hall of Shortridge high school. His topic will be “The Changing Family in the Changing World.”

Good Society Produces Good Parents

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Seripps-Howard Staff Writer DR. GALLUP finds that eight out of 10 people favor parent guidance classes, many of which ‘are already going successfully. In San Francisco, where the plan was started, it has proved helpful. Anything that can awaken parents to a sense of their responsibility would be a good thing. Yet we've done so much talking on the subject and set so few good examples that today’s youngsters are doubtful of our virtuous intentions, And who can blame them? Parental guidance is important, but even it can't help unless we get rid of social customs which produce bad parents. Men and women as well as children are victims of their environment. ” » J A READER in Evansville relates an "incident which is a good illustration of my point. She writes that a high school principal of that city sent a letter to the football coaches suggesting that they encourage members of their teams to go to church. He said that young people need religion as well as football training.

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