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THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, ets’ Galley— uests Arrive With the Fair; Food Must, Too

Salads Fill the Bill

Sue -and the Kids” are here. So are owners and riders of thorough!

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esses muse about menus, There is enough summer “feel” in the uir to long for a cold salad, simple or elaborate. We see and hear much of Tossed Salad (some of it sketch-

Do it with tare, for nothing is better with steak or chops, and it helps hash, too. ére is our recipe for it:

Use head lettuce, romaine and| _ Watercress, all very crisp. Cut or

pull into pieces. Cut up green onions, slice radishes and cucumbers and add to the greens. Now add peeled tomatoes, cut in small wedges, and sliced avocados. Toss with a fork and spoon, adding plain French dressing or & richer Russian dressing. For the Russian Dressing, use two large, or three small, minced

garlic cloves; six tablespoons olive .

oil, one teaspoon salt, two teaspoons Worcestershire, three tablespoons vinegar, one tableSpoon or more sugar, one-fourth teaspoon . Tabasco, one-half teaspoon paprika, three teaspoons catsup and the white of one raw egg.

Crisp Salad Greens Before Using Them Put the egg white in a bowl; add the other ingredients, beating all together vigorously. Add caviar for elegance — one teaspoon, if you like. Do not use too much dressing on the salad. We also give you the muchliked Chef's Salad: Clean, crisp and cut in pieces, lettuce, endive, romaine and a bit of cress. Place in a salad bowl; add six anchovies, drained and chopped, and Julienne strips] of Swiss cheese. (Add a small Jar of antipasto, if you like) Pour over all a French dressing seasoned with one teaspoon walnut catsup and one of mushroom catsup (use plain French dressing if you use antipasto). Blend all well and serve very cold. Lorenzi Salad Dressing: One cup French dressing, one-half cup minced watercress, one-half cup minced green onions, one tablespoon sherry wine and one tablespoon Worcestershire. This must not stand too long. (Good with shrimp or vegetable salad.)

Bride Buys Trousseau With Beaver Pelts

AUGUSTA, Me.—Beaver pelts paid for the trousseau of Mrs. Raymond. L. Stone, Maine's only girl beaver trapper. The former

Long an outdoor enthusiast, Mrs. Stone was her father’s partner. They tended 120 traps.

FISH

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Miss-Medsker Will Be Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Medsker, 816 Eastern Ave. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret, to Walter E. Hansen Jr, son of Mr, and Mrs. Hansen, 3828 Central Ave. The vows will be read at 4:30 p. m,, Oct. 2, in McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Dr. Roy E. Vale will officiate.

The matron of honor is to be Mrs. Robert Morris and the bridesmaids will be Mrs, J. Y, Dahlstrand Jr. and Mrs. Robert Wesseler. Carl Hansen will be the best man and the ushers will be William Hanaker and William Woods. Miss Medsker attended Butler University. The prospective bridegroom attended Purdue University ‘and is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.

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- ” . FISH FLORENTINE 1%; 1bs. fish fillets (haddegk, flounder, whitefish) 2 c¢. cooked seasoned spinach 3 tbsps. shortening 3 tbsps. flour 3 tsp, salt % tsp. pepper 114 c. milk 1; c. grated cheese 1c. soft bread crumbs, buttered — Put the fish into a saucepan with one quart of water, two teaspoons salt, a bit of bay leaf and two tablespoons vinegar. Bring to a boil; then simmer for 10 minutes, or until tender. Place the spinach in a shallow shortening-coated baking dish and arrange the fish fillets over the top. Melt the shortening in a pepper and blend. Add milk Cook until thickened. Add the cheese. Pour over the fish and sprinkle with crumbs. . Bake in a hot oven (425 degrees F.) for 20 minutes or until the crumbs are browned. Serves six to eight.

By SUE BURNETT It’s not a bit too soon to plan on giving her doll a complete new outfit for the holidays. Illustrated is a wardrobe that's sure to delight the heart of every little girl-—cape and hat, dress and dainty undies. Pattern 8372 is for dolls in sizes 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches. For exact yardages, consult pattern. A The latest fall and winter is-

This tempting main dish of fish fillets and spinach will: become a specialty of your house from the first time you servé it. Pre-cooked with tasty seasonings, the fillets are topped with.a creamy white sauce spiked with cheese and bread crumbs.

Fish Fillets Make a Tasty Main Dish

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Teen Problems—

By JEAN SO YOU'RE a member of a club and you're keen to get back with the gang! Just beihg together again will be a bond, for a while. But if your club runs true to form, there'll be a falling off in enthusiasm as the weeks and months go by. It's a matter of record that purely social activities aren't enough to hold a group together ‘ indefinitely. The surefire method of keeping interest and unity is to get yourselves a community project. A CL THE simplest scheme is a fund-raising program to benefit a local charity or a national drive. Your money-making

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