Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1950 — Page 14

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Eat Well for Less—

Economical Pork Shoulder

Glazed Onions “Served With Dish By GAYNOR MADDOX FOR DINNER variety prepare Frikadellar, a Danish version of meatballs. It uses pork shoulder, a budget

meat item. FRIKADELLAR

PE AS NR 3

gm BI DEO STII ye

spoon “marjoram, one teaspeo salt, one-fourth teaspoon pepper, one-fourth teaspoon grated onion; one egg, two tablespoons milk, two tablespoons fortified margarine. Gravy: two tablespoons flour, one cup milk or light cream.

Place the ground pork in a mix- -

Ing bowl. Add bread cfumbs, “marjoram, salt, pepper, grated onion, egg and milk. Beat this mixture vigorously with a spoon until it sticks together in one large ball. Divide the meat into eight or twelve portions and shape with

—your mixing spoon by rolling the —

meat against the sides of the bowl. Your meat balls will then be walnut-shaped. Melt margarine in a skillet and brown the Frikadellar on each side. Cover and cook over low heat for 30 minutes. Turn the Frikadellar once while cooking. Make gravy by adding flour to the drippings. Stir until the flour and drippings are thoroughly blended: Add milk ind continue to stir and cook over low heat until the gravy is gently bubbling. | ~ Let simmer slowly one minute. Arrange the Frikadellar on a platter with glazed onions and garnish, The gravy is served separately, Serves four. |

One. pound pork shoulder ie

Frikadellar, a Danish version of meat balls, uses economical pork shoulder. Prepare it for dinner.

Friday's Menu

BREAKFAST: Concord grapes, hot oatmeal, bacon muffins, butter or fortified margarinz, coffee, milk,

LUNCHEON: Griddle cakes with raspberry jelly, butter or fortified margarine, bananachopped peanut salad, plan-

Used in Danish Meat Balls

over orange cake with custard sauce, tea, milk.

DINNER: Frikwandellar {Danish meat balls), glazed onions, chopped spinach seasoned lightly with mace, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, butter or fortified margarine, fresh peach gelatin, cookies, coffee, milk.

The Market Basket—

Food Budget for Week-End Relieved By Record Drop in Price of Cabbage

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER GOOD week-end news, sauerkraut lovers.

. Cabbage is at its cheapest this season.

bined with spareribs and wieners

Canned now, comthis winter, cabbage fishes will

provide nutritive meals for local families.

Collard greens arriving on

the market in more plentiful

supply will make up for the scarcity of such greens as turnips,

mustard and spinach.

FRESH FRUITS APPLES Moderate; Jonathans and Delicious from Indiana and Illinois now available. AVOCADOES—Slightly scarce and higher. BANANAS -Plntiw;

BLUEBERRIES — Out of sea-

reason-

CANTALOUPE California varieties slightly :

CASABAS — Moderate; plen~ tiful, 2 GRAPEFRUIT — Scarce; price still up. GRAPES— 3 plentiful. HONEYDEW NS—Abundant, _#¢ _ LEMO, pply ample; much |

LIMES—Plentiful; cheap. NECTARINES—Out of season. ORANGES -— Slightly high; supply ample. PEACHES —Plentiful; cheap. PEARS—Moderate; Western pears high.

Blend Food-Colors Holiday Tablecloth Idea

With Decorations

Parties are prettier when the! color of the refreshments blends! with the color of the party decorations.

This is easy to accomplish, when you serve Chiquita Sundaes. Chiquita Sundaes are a combination of ice cream, bananas and] tinted coconut, a tropical treat! that can bring almost any tint of | color to the party, making the! color scheme complete, A scoop or two of ice cream | Is dusted generously with shred- | : ded coconut and banana slices!

“are arranged around the base’ of} ~

Chapter E Elects New Officers

New officers of Iota Chap., Alpha Omicron Alpha _ Sorority,

vere elected at a busines meet.

ng this week in the Claypool, Hotel. . They are Mrs. Dale Diefender- | “fer, president; Mrs. KE. P. Hartman, vice president; Mrs. J. P. Parker,» secretary; Mrs, Edna Short, treasurer; Mrs. M. IL. Faber, delegate; Mrs. Charles A. Boss, alternate, and Mrs. W. L. Winter, press representative. Mrs, Boss, 3637 Rockville Road will be hostess Sept. 25 for a 6 p. mW. social meeting. Bridge will follow the dinner.

Froemens Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Freeman entertained - recently in - their home, 1733 E: Raymond St. Honor guest was Mrs. John Freeman, Pentwater, Mich, aunt of the host.

PLUMS A little cheaper; plen-

tiful. WATERMELONS -- A few medium-sized; cheap.

FRESH VEGETABLES ARTICHOKES Scarce. BEANS -Limas more plentiful; Green beans scarce, price slightly higher. BEETS—A fair supply of both “Ohio and locally grown; cheap. 2

BIBB LETTUCE Damaged by

recent rains here; slightly scarce. BROCCOLI —. Moderate;

more plentiful.

BRUSSELL SPROUTS -Mod-

erate; more plentiful.

CABBAGE — Cheap; excellent.

quality.

CAULIFLOWER Quality fine;

moderate; more plentiful,

CELERY California and

Michigan pascal; moderate,

COLLARD GREENS — Plentiful; moderate, CORN-—Supply "ample; excel-

lent quality.

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

Start either of these beautiful tablecloths now and have

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make a handsome gift, which will be cherished forever. Pattern 5708 and 5313 include complete crocheting instructions, material require-

ments stitch illustrations and fimishing directions. |

So only the LITTLE ones go into GC oad Star-Kist Tuna

Ee ar Kist = Co #1

Sear Kist means tender, tasty tuna

_every time. Star-Kist packs only she lintle ones to prove there is a

.- POTATOES Western varieties

wn Cérrect Paint Makes | wo I M tenders Redecorating Easy |

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-FGGPLANT Moderate; cheap. | ENDIVE—Abundant; cheap. ESCAROLE -—- Plentiful; moderate, GARLIC — More than ample supply; reasonable, GREENS Turnip and mustard scarce. ‘ HEAD LETTUCE Fine quality; slightly higher. KALE—Cheap; plentiful. LEAF LETTUCE--Good quality; ample supply. MUSHROOMS Moderate. OKRA Cheap; abundant. ONIONS — Dry onions cheap, excellent quality; green onfons moderate. PARSLEY — Reasonable; plentiful. PEPPERS Cheap; abundant.

slightly higher dué to shipping costs. RADISHES-—Moderate; reason-, able. ROMAINE—Off., the mar k et temporarily. SPINACH-—S8carce; higher. SQUASH Acorns, cheap; plentiful. SWEET POTATOES — Cheap; quality excellent. TOMATOES — Slightly higher; still good quality. TURNIPS—Higher; scarce; some bunches available. WATERCRESS- Still high.

~ ANNE CABOT The Indianapolis Times 372 W. Quincy St. Chicago 6, IIL. No. HT708

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PTA Group

The

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Card Party Set

Liberty Garden makers Club will hold a card ished after some practice and, Joseph C. Matthews; party at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. It come to think of it, what worth-' and Mrs. Thomas. C. Waddell. “Iwill be in the home of Mr. and while household chore did woman Bertrand Pollard, Cumber- ever do well the first time. she in the 38th St. branch, Merchants {National Bank.

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Next Thursday

The Past Presidents ‘of the

- Blackwood on Bridge—

Two-Club Response in No Trump Bid May Serve as Feeler for Try at Slam

THE BLACKWOOD response of two clubs to an opening one]

12:30-a. m. Breakfast will be-in-the-

Mills Kitchen. The group will attend the Ruth Lyons radio show lin WLW and will visit the Kroger | \experimental kitchens and the

|Rockwood Pottery Co.

in today’ s deal Mr. Dale had no upper level of the no trump range. C—K 10 intermediate cards and no good With a minimum he would rebid long suit. lent supply of honor cards oppo- actually held a maximum, his sec- | Sie a vulnerable opening nojond bid was at the three level.

But he had an excel-

trump bid. He decided to put the|

They will go to the Netherlands | hand i 1 r Plaza Hotel for Tunch and to the ening were + macimum bot to]

| Colonial Kitchen, Eaton, O.,

{dinner.

Organization members and past presidents of any PTA are invited

for restrain himself ‘if minimum,

Bidding Is Forced

to make the trip. Tickets will be, TO FIND OUT about this, he

it were a

ito-know. -He promptly trump. Mr. Meek opened the jack. bidding:

{of diamonds and 12 tricks were! gTH WEST NORTH EAST

| Awkwardness Averted

"no trump bid has other uses than determining whether or not to | Both sides vulnerable

THURSPAY, SEPT. 14, 1930

South dealer

at” the two range. But since he|

That was all Mr. Dale wanted, -bid-six no

readily available.

TAKE AWAY the king of

jon sale from 11 a. m. to 2 p. Mm. chose two clubs as his first re- spades from Mr. Masters’ hand’

{Saturday in Ayres

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Shirt Ironing

| § Requires Practice

| Ironing a shirt may not be {a simple job for the woman firs !using a home {ironer, but as soon as the routine is learned she rare- *°

Committee |_

t anapolis work Guild. Bags for packing the garments

Guild Sets Ingathering

* Oct. 23-25 have been AA {as the dates for the 1950 ingath-| pregident, will review the work! Of course if Mr. Masters had ering of garments by the Indi-|

Branch of the Needle- | receive articles from the guild.

ly goes back to ironing shirts by Will be distributed Monday at a

hand.

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Shirts come out beautifully fin- and the executive board by Mrs.

tried her hand at it?

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The meeting will be at 2 p. m.

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Mrs. Hubert Mertz, branch {of the 23 social agencies which |

Agency letters giving the rea quests for the year will be read by Mrs, Matthews. Chairman for the tea following the meeting is Mrs. William Assistants include Mesdames Harry R. Cavender, Frank Linville and Edward Fitz-

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trump bid.

| Parent-Teachers Association, Inc.) ibid game. It can help you to decide whether or not to bid a slam. NORTH is sponsoring a chartered bus trip | No matter how poor your distribution is, you should be in a Mr. Dale lto Cincinnati next Thufsday. slam when your side has about 85 per cent of the high cards. This S—QJé | Z ” l H—-AQ42 Mrs, Irvin Yeagy and Mrs. Her- means seven and a half honor tricks or 34 points in the Work | DAKS. {man Janert are arrangements count or 22 points In the Four sponse. He took no chance of C—-8172 Aces count. having the ads dropped a as, : : isa AS b = me Sy a, 0 2 =F Ne {Indianapolis terminal sation at Tice ey one 4to Tl roe nd 4 bret ay Liens

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land give him the jack of diaimonds in place of it. He would |still have a sound, though mini-

{mum, one no trump opening. Yet {there would be no play for 12

tricks opposite Mr, Dale's cards.

{held this altered holding, his sec-

lond bid would have been at the

two level and in that case Mr. Dale planned to bid three no trump which would have emded the auction. The Blackwood two-club re« sponse makes unnecessary the awkward response of four no trump to an opening one no

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