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dash after the rich goodness of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, 2 A good dessert any time—but especially after heavy Thanksgiving foods—is Tampa Two-Texture Pie, a combination of fresh juicy grapefruit and whipped cream topping. * Fruit stalls are displaying grapefruit more and more these days, and their cost is becoming increasingly low. This pie can be , made with either fresh or ' canned fruit, however, and uses both the fruit and the juice. . » »
TAMPA TWO TEXTURE PIE
1 thsp. unflavored gelatin 1; ¢. cold water 1 No. 2 can grapefruit sections* 15 c. sugar 1% tsp. salt 1; c¢. heavy cream Soften / gelatin in cold water. Open tan grapefruit sections and drain, saving both the sections and the sirup. Dissolve the soft- § . CI 2 ened gelatin over boiling water; — § pour over sugar and salt and stir GOLDEN GRAPEFRUIT PIE—Whipped cream tops this grapefruit pie, a refreshing
— ape ir dessert treat. Served straight from the refrigerator, if's a pleasant climax to a heavy
ened. meal as well as an interesting combination of flavor and tedure. Dice- grapefruit sections; place —————————" ~ ee et ee en —————— — *2 cups fresh grapefruit sections |
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juice may be substituted for No. | LONG BEFORE SOME PEOPLE reach middle age, their hair turns, Bread and butter 2 can grapefruit sections. 'to silver, Others, perhaps in the same family, keep the shiny. colored "Milk to drink: Three cups for pi {hair of their youth up until the three score and ten milestone. each child; one cup for each For generations, this trait has been laid to inheritance. In the adult, in addition to that used
Eggless D ay a et we were told that nothing ‘could be done about it. But since in today's menus.
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. in a baked crust. Add threedinidiiind quarters of thickened gelatin and chill until firm. Whip cream until stiff; fold in remaining slightly thickened gelatin. Pour over gela- | tin in pie pan. Chill until firm. | Serves six. |
. - serious studies have been made on the functions of vitamins in the #8 Is Shifted 2 {human body, it has been found an. BAD : hose diets are rich in| MONDAY eakfast Thanksgiving, coming on *Thurs- Pat Shoge Avi : sain] Breakiast : Sliced bananas on ready to eat ce- , day as it does, coincides with one the B viiamins as a rule Te a hi Apricot juice real with sugar and cream of the vitally important egg-saving the color and sheen of their hair| a git {Buttered English muffins
{Orange marmalade
‘Pan fried link sausages Luncheon Luncheon
ed bigd has been. traditional in In addition to their contribution corn fritters with apple butter Scalloped cabbage American households since the first|t0 hair beauty, the B vitamins also Cabbage-pineapple slaw Bread and butter Thanksgiving Day in Plymouth Col-|are essential for normal growth, Left-over mince pie with brandy orafdge-Waldorf salad
days in our national drive to re- much longer than those whose diets | roated coffee cake lieve: hunger distress in Europe. |are deficient in these factors. However, since carving the roast-
ony, we can kill two birds with one good appetite, full utilization of all| S2uce oi |*Almond rings ; ; stone. the other foods eaten and a healthy | soit sh oy b eliops * Dinner / We just move eggless day up nervous system. The foods richest 7h r eT mn ¥ Turkey turnovers (use left-over tura Se three days deny sirselves in thesa-vitamine are in their order! Cheese pu yo 8 . _— | kev) [Minted carrots t—0¥)
{Creamy mushroom gravy Buttered frozen asparagus French fried potatoes | Cole slaw Pound cake a la mode
those staples on the Monday be-| —pork, lamb, veal, beef and variety fore Thanksgiving _ enjoy our! meats, dairy products and the whole | Bread and butter
| | Lettuce and hard cooked egg salad ime 5 wal = Thursdy: and eririched cereals. with French dressing
*Pound cake Milk to drink: Four cups for each
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menus, » ” » WEDNESDAY ¢ Breakfast | Fresh pears : i! Soft cooked eggs i | Hot buttered toast i. Luncheon # |Corn chowder
; | Carrot butter sandwiches # 7 | Filled cookies {ed | Dinner # . | *Mexican pork casserole 7 + | Buttered green beans
“% | salad Bread and butter Chocolate marshmallow pudding
menus. ” » ” THURSDAY t Breakfast * Baked Rome Beauty apples {Cooked cereal with raisins Sugar doughnuts { Dinner
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| bread dressing \ L U M B i R ( H A { R | *Holiday sweet potatoes | Buttered cauliflower
The luxuriously sqft, upholstered, spring-filled cottage cheese back and reversible seat cushion cradle the body OOF hitnd sticks selly salad into a natural pocket that gives you that glori- Poi ith whipped cream ous feeling of complete comfort. The matching ; Supper foot stool rests the legs on an even keel wit Open-faced peanut butter and honey | your body, and the reclining seat action pre- sandwiches vents the body from slipping forward, providing ADIoaE grapes an ‘equal weight distribution. Streit Slumber RS to deink: Thite Cups’ {oF
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| Canned peach and hut salad
pudding .
'Hot cooked cereal and raisins with
Lettuce, sliced beet and onion salad Sliced bananas with butterscotch Milk to drink: Three cups for
5 each child: one cup for each adult, ] “® in addition to*that used in today's grapefruit sections and ba-
Milk to drink: Three cups for each child; one cup for each adult, in addition to that used in today's’
Roast turkey with old-fashioned
Garnish of prunes stuffed with
Style illustrated only... bescasgesees ” tyle I Ye. ha: 4a REDAY . Breakfast A Convenient Terms Arranged Orange juice ) . Griddle cakes : Open Daily 9 A. M. to 5:15 P. M. Butter and heated sirup i Luncheon - Ne Ji. | Cream of turkey soup Ben | fy a,” i Liver sausage spread on buttered 3 Sr a “toast | ah BV | Carrot sticks ©. | / 0 . Canned pears be V4 Dinner | ¢ ¢ | Meat loaf ) A | Buttered frozen peas
| Graham cracker and pineapple |
| sn ® used in today’s menus. | | ” ” J { TUESDAY SUNDAY Breakfan Breakfast
Tomato juice
Fried cornmeal mush with butter
and heated sirup Broiled bacon strips Luncheon Veal steak paprika | Buttered noodles Broccoli with lemon butter i
Mixed vegetable salad (tomatoes, lettuce, watercress, celery, beet!
Bread and butter Frozen raspberry sundae Supper Milk noodle soup Buttered English muffins Fresh fruit salad (orange
nanas) Fudge
used in today’s menus,
through next Wednesday.
Milk to drink: Two cups for each child; in addition to that
*Recipes for dishes marked with | asterisks will appear tomorrow |
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Baffled Only | By Cooking Television Careerist Heads Technical Unit ‘By KAY SHERWOOD
NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK; Nov. 20—Behind the
peep-show magic of a television set is a young woman--slim, auburnhaired Irene Valana-—whose success story forecasts exciting careers for other advénturesome misses in this highly technical and predominantly masculine fiéld,,. As supervisor of‘ the five tele‘vision assembly lines at U. 8. Television Company, Irene directs 100 skilled employees—half of them men ~in the complicated production of the sets She can peer into the forest of wires, tubest, resistors, ‘condensers that make up a combination radiotelevision unit with the xnowing familiarity of a housewife reviewing the contents of her kitchen (cabinet. If one of the litecaily hundreds of delicate wiring installations is incorrect. Irene spots it fast.
» » » YET the 25-year-old girl from Nesquehoning, Pa, has had no Ispecial training in electrical lengineering. Her graduation from
high school ended her formal
schooling. “I like to figure »ut comnplicated things. I learned how to wire electrical equipment iast. I think it's fascinating,” explains tne pretty supervisor. : Irene was introduced to the complexities of gplectrical wiring on a wartime assembly line. When she shifted jobs to go on U. 8. Tele|vision’s assembly line, she searched out -the engineers and cross-ques-tioned them on the problems of constructing television sets. Engineers were so impressed with “her skill and quick grasp of the problem that she clambered quickly up from line 1 job to supervisor. Marriage to an ex-Army lieutenant interrupted post-war plans to| {attend radio school. Now she real- | {Zés she would have to attend clec[trical engineering school to climb |farther. “But I'd rather raise a family,” she says. f
» ” ~ ON THE job, Irene has encountered plenty of surprise from male assembly line workers at the idea! of a feminihe supervisor. “None has ever been antagonistic. We all get along fine. They don't quit on me. That's the proof, I |{think, that they don't resent me.” The petite supervisor who taps {up and down the assembly line on spike heels, often with a house-| wifey apron tied over her blouse and | skirt, has a simple theory for harmonious labor relations. “I treat my co-workers just the| way I like to be treated. You can't | keep a person buried in work. We, turn out our quota—16 to 18 sets lin eight hours--but I don't aver: | {load tMe lines with work demands. {I don't high-pressure them and I don't ride herd on them.” | As a housewife, Irene loves to clean, to arrange and rearrange
child: two cups for each adult, in Milk to drink: ’ Two and a hall gy piture bu cooking oaffles her.
addition to that used in today's cubs for each ‘child; one-half cuPigne has one unusual advantage for each adult, in addition to that ,... noct wives dependent on a
{husband-handyman. When the |
radio develops a mysterious hum or the ice box goes on*the blink, Irene {pulls out her tool kit and flixes it | herself,
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