Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1949 — Page 23
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American Education Week | Wil Be Colbroon
BROAD RIPPLE HIGH SCHOOL will hold Open House|
on Nov. 8. On this occasion,
ance of American Education Week, the public will be inv to see the enlarged facilities of the school. This September a new $750,000 addition was opened to rel the crowded conditions in the far northside school. Twenty-one modern rooms make up the new addition ia building. Parents will probably be : ested in these new rooms and the older part © ened up with a new paint job. Eve from
rything Spanish bling acts will be featured at the open house every department is planning a part in the program.
House
New Gymnasium
One of the most attractive places in the school is the new gymnasium for girls. Peachcolored walls, glass brick panels, and built-in ceiling lights make this room appeal to all of the girls, whether athletically inclined or not. Dressing tables and a long mirror line one wall of the dressing room. ; Ripplites enrolled in Business Education will demonstrate the use of new duplicators and typewriters. Art-metal classes are to sponsor a demonstration of Jewelry-making and dish and plate craft. A program of vocal music will be presented from 7 to 8 p. m. Another p of an entirely different type will be a wrestling and tumbling act.
Rifle Range
Visitors to the new ROTC Department will be especially interested in the 50-foot rifie range. The range has targets which can be operated from the firing line. Steel behind the targets is set at an angle of 70 degrees so that the bullets will glance off into the pit below. studies, English, and language classes will display student work done this semester. All of these classes meet in the new addition and have the most up-to-date equipment. New equipment in the modern Industrial Arts division will-be on display. This department is finished in red oak with light gray composition walls. The machine shop, wood shop, and drafting room will be open to the public. The department includes another shop which is not yet in use, and numerous storage closets. Each science and math room
will have a display of students’|Clency, severe underweight or
work. Demonstrations will also be held in each of these rooms.
What's Right
Situation: Someone tells you what nice manners your child has. Wrong way: Feel you must deny the compliment by saying that he certainly doesn’t show much evidence of good manners around home. Right Way: Say: “Thank you.” It is never necessary to run down a member of your family when an outsider makes a complimentary remark.
- w . Situation: You want to call on a new neighbor. . Wrong Way: Call on her immediately.
Right Way: Give her a few days to get settled before making an afternoon
ss = = Situation: You telephone an old friend you have not seen in several years. Wrong Way: Say: “Guess who this is?”
library, robing rooms, and a large A wili be exhibits of insects, leaves, draw- , seeds and fruits in the Biol Department. More fruits, but in different form, will be TS the Home Economics Department, along with other foods in their display.
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The Doctor Says—
Childlessness Often Cured
Many Cases Are
NO ONE KNOWS exactly how many married couples there are who want children but are unable to have them. J from what is known about the subject, howsver, there must be hundreds of thousands of involuntarily barren marriages. Many possible causes for sterility exist in both men and women. Structural defects, past diseases, disturbances in the glands of internal secretion (hormones) and absent or abnormal sperm or eggs are among the possibilities. In many cases, the difficulty, regardless of whether it is in the husband or in the wife, can be discovered and rectified either by medical or surgical means. In women, for example, the Rubin test which is used to discover whether the passageways by which the egg passes to the womb are open, has been of great use in diagnosing this cause of sterility. s 8 = y IN ADDITION to the more definite causes for sterility in men and in women, it is now recognized that in many cases the inability to conceive is not complete hut is temporary and merely caused by some minor ailment. A slight anemia, a vitamin defi-
overweight, or other signs of being below par may be at fault.
* » Dishing the » Dirt Q—I have some surprise lilies. They will be two years old this spring. They haven't bloomed yet. I kept them green all winter. ‘Is this the reason? A friend lets hers die each fall and she has lovely blooms. A reader. A—A surprise lily could be any one of a variety of plants (one reason I'm strong for botanical names.) But I suspect this is an amaryllis (long leathery leaves, lily-like flowers, usually a soft flame colors). Nonblooming can be due to a variety of causes. But try resting it now when you take it indoors. Put it in a dark, not too cool spot, withhold water gradually so that leaves drop. By January, maybe earlier, it will put up a shoot, indicating it's ready to grow again. Then bring gradually to a light window. Is your bulb potted in rich, welldrained soil?
Send questions on gardening to Mrs. Smith, The Indianap-
Right Way: name right away.
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secretary and president respecti Oh sanding, head |COOKIES, drop batter from teais Public Library, on the library's extensive col#ion of books on inferior decoration. Members of the AID Board of Governors are meeting here be- |sheets. Bake 10 minutes in modcollection. The books shown ae part of the Julia Conner Thomp- (érately hot oven (375 dgrees F.)
Collection, given to the library by the late Charles N. Thompson in memory of his |, sng other egg and sour milk
omething good. Here's a sure fire hit. Some of it can be used for Monday's school box and
Three cups sifted enriched flour, 1; cup sugar, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 34 teaspoon cloves, 2 ginger, 2 teaspoons| {einnamon, 3% cup shortening, elted and cooled, 1% cups unsulphured molasses, 2 eggs, unbeaten, 3% cup sour milk, - }eup hot water. Turn on oven and set ther imostat at 375 degrees F. (moderately hot). Sift together first eight ingredients. Add shortening, molasses and one egg. Mix only until ingredients are blended. TO MAKE ABOUT 2 DOZEN
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spoon onto lightly greased cookie
TO MAKE GINGERBREAD, ipto remaining batter. Stir in hot
Treated With Success| icon Problems—
sy zowrv 2. somsaxn, up. (DON'T Show Bad Manners Out Shopping
side to the shopping question. Sometimes salesepople are arrogant and snobbish. Or they try to high-pressure young customers into unwanted purchases. This you don’t have to take. Naturally, you won't sass them back. Nor will you knuckle down and buy stuff you don't want. The smooth procedure is to exit gracefully —with a firm and courteous, “No, thank you.”
When You Go
y EVER REALIZE your manners are showing when you go shopping? Unfortunately sales people and store-owners turn thumbs down on most teenage shoppers. They say you're either too demanding or too uncertain. You man -handle mer-
Nould you be infer- oy) p line © costs? You
chandise you have no .intention of buying or ask for special items and won't accept reasonable substitutes. You're noisy and boisterous — a nuisance to other customers! This isn’t the real you, is it? Surely you believe in live and let live. Storekeepers are people, you know, and deserve ordinary consideration. THE REALLY smart citizen is a considerate shopper. He knows what he can afford to pay and doesn’t waste time looking at articles outside his price range. He speaks and acts courteously. There is, however,
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BREAKFAST: juice, Spanish omelet, whole wheat toast, butter or fortifled margarine, coffee, milk. DINNER: Roast loin of pork, brown gravy, applesauce, baked sweet potatoes, [F.). Serves 12. buttered broccoli, rye bread, butter or fortified margarine, pascal celery and raw carrot sticks, vanilla ice cream with spiced gingergread,
SUPPER: Creamed dried beef and peas on toast, hot biscuits, butter or fortified margarine, stewed fruit, gingerbread cookies, tea, milk.
water. Bake 45 minutes in a wellgreased and lightly floured, 8-inch square pan in moderate oven (350 degrees F.). TO MAKE GINGERBREAD FROM THE ENTIRE MIXTURE, increase both sour milk and water to 3% cup each. Bake 45 minutes in an 8x12x2-inch pan in a moderate oven (350 degrees
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Return from Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Smith, 4154 N. Sherman Drive, returned home yesterday from a trip west. They were in Coronado, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mrs. Smith also went to Hawaii.
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