Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1946 — Page 28

National Teachers for the next three years

as school education, health, world parent education

understanding and home and family life. Regional conferences of the In-

diana Congress of Parent-Teachers will be held Oct. 17 in Kokomo; Oct. 29 In Crawfordsville; Nov. 7

in Evansville, and Nov. 22 in New

Mrs. Charles E. Roe, fleld director for the national congress, will attend all conferences and will work in Indiana during the next 10 weeks. On Nov. 18 the executive committee of the Indiana Congress of Parent-Teachers will meet in the hotel, with the legislative institute on the 19th and the regufar November meeting of the board of managers on the 20th.

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Luncheon

Liver stuffed peppers Buttered cauliflower

Bread and butter

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Dinner

Braised spareribs *Eggplant casserole Creamed green beans Carrot and raisin salad Remainder of silver cake Raspberry .ice Milk to drink: child; 2 c. for each adult.

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| Fresh plums

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Luncheon

‘Fresh fruit salad

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Tuna and rice au gratin Heated canned shoestring potatoes Cucumber fingers, watercress and marinated |

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Breakfast

Luncheon

Fresh vegetable soup Egg salad sandwiches

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oe. ‘ THURSDAY : Breakfast J Sliced peaches on ready-to-eat cereal Sweet rolls . Luncheon Sausage with limas and tomatoes Green salad Bread and butter Baked apples with cream Dinner Lamb stew (onion, potatoes, carrots and peas) Cucumber sticks Parkerhouse rolls *Gingersnap pear salad Milk to drink: Three c. for each child; 1 ¢. for each adult, ! F #8 FRIDAY

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Bold Plaid

this week-end.”

the plank, for fish steaks, broiled this way. can be .arranged the whole course can be

to the table at once. ~ EJ o

trimmed tsp. salt tsp. pepper Vitaminized margarine ¢. real mayonnaise tbsps. lemon juice tsp. white pepper tsp. ‘salt thsps. capers tsp. vinegar from capers tsp. pimiento, chopped tomatoes ? 1 lb. wax beans, cooked 6 green peppér rings

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preheat oven and plank E | degrees F. Season inside

Fish, Dressed By BARBARA BROEKING “CHICKEN AND FISH— that's all. we can hope for

With. meat absent from the showcases, it might, be well to plan a planked- steak for Sunday dinner. No, you don't have- to have a sirloin to make use of

or even whole fish are delicious

Any combination of vegetables attractively

around the fish when done and

PLANKED FISH DINNER to 3%-pound fish, cleaned and

Place oiled plank or ‘oven-proof platter in cold oven; gradually

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with salt and pepper. Brush outside with melted margarine, Remove heated plank from oven, oil again if needed and place fish on plank, skin side down. Return plank to oven, on top rack. Bake in hot oven (450 degrees F.) 15 to 30 minutes. Baste frequently with vitaminized margarine. About five minutes before fish is done, remove from. oven. Combine the real mayonnaise, lemon juice, pepper, salt, capers, vinegar

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Up, Delicious as a Main Course

A planked dinner with fish . . .

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from capers and pimiento. Scoop out some of the pulp in the tomato halves and fill with mayonnaise mixture, Arrange portions of the wax beans in the green pepper rings to form bundles and brush with melted margarine. Arrange the tomato halves and wax bean bundles around the fish. Return to oven to heat through, Serve piping hot. Serves six.

~~ THURSDAY, OCT.10,1046 . |"Ingratitude

Is Great « Handicap’

'. ¢ By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer A NATION-WIDE move to pros vide jobs for the physically handie capped is on this month. Man disabled veterans bélong to this\. group. Employers say they make excellent workers for several reas sons, including the fact that they are glad and grateful to be able to work at all, If everyone felt that way what a grand country ours would be. As for handicaps, who is without them? The person with hate in his heart for an employer is fearfully handicapped. Or the man who dislikes his job and takes no pride in doing it well—is he not crippled of soul? . * 8 HERE WE are in this wonderful land “with vast acres of fertile soil stretching from ocean to ocean; with rich minerals, oils and gas underground; with great forests and wide rivers; with enormous power dams and factories which can turn out goods in enormous quantities; with city, town and farm homes un scarred by battles. Yet listen to the whines, the griping, the complaints, The worst handicapped people in this country are not the physically maimed or the war cripples. They are the warped, unappreciative, dise

Bold, plaid pedal pushers— Dinner to Honor

‘Miss Sundt Beech Grove high school junAnd here's a fall fashion note—the “jerk shirt." Shirley | belongs to the D. E. B.'s.

i yyot tomato and egg sandwich Lettuce wedges with peanut butter dressing Honeydew melon

Dinner Cream of corn chowder Vegetable plate (cauliflower with cheese sauce, green peas, buttered carrots, French fried sweet potatoes) Hot rolls and butter Plain sponge cake Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each child; 1 c¢. for each adult. ” o ” SATURDAY > Breakfast Fresh blue plums Cinnamon orange muffins Luncheon *Fish-stuffed pepper salad Toasted English muffins Remainder of sponge cake Dinner

Salt pork Cream gravy Baked potatoes Lettuce and sliced tomatoes with 1000 island dressing Chocolate cornstarch pudding Milk to drink: Four c. for each child; 2 c. for each adult. 8 = 8 SUNDAY - Breakfast | Chilled tart apples '' Scrambled eggs Bran muffins

Dinner {*Roast pheasant or old-fashioned | roast chicken with chives dressing {Mashed potatoes | Brussels sprouts {Cranberry and orange gelatin salad | Parkerhouse rolls and butter {Fresh peach sundae

Supper

Visits Sister

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on Saturday.

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be married to Albert Joseph Cohen | : Bepiiisgh Women will have a-card | Mildred Marshall, Jean Redwine,

Betty Jo Morrison, Mary Fritsche, Doris Colligan: and Dorothy Reinacker, Miss Zelma Brown of Union Past presidents will be|City and Miss Morene Cottingham

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party at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Department clubhouse.

Honor Society Pledges 11

society at Butler university.

They are Misses Betty Keough | Rebecca Taggart, Carmel Cecile

Margaret - Jones is general Lamont, | chairman. and her| hostesses.

Eleven women have been pledged to Chimes, junior women’s honor

gruntled, selfish men and women who are grateful neither to God for his mercies nor to their fellow men for co-operation, good will or aid.

Tea Is Planned

.lave., will entertain with a tea in ,lhonor of the 81st birthday of her mother, Mrs. Julia Woodard, from 2 to 4:30 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 20. Ase sisting Mrs. Johnson will be Mes« dames Robert Richey, John Wayne Judy, John Noon, J. R. Robertson

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