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PR. 8, 1951

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Our Readers Write— Hailstone Pudding, Fudge, Cheese Cake Recipes See Print

Furniture Refinishing Suggestions Needed by Local Reader (Continued from Page 81) HAILSTONE pudding recipe for Mrs. E. 8S. came

_ from Mrs. G. R. P. Mrs, E. 8. asked for a recipe requir-

ing pearl tapioca. HAILSTONE PUDDING

3% c. pearl tapioca 3% tsp. salt 2 c. scalded milk 1 tsp. vanilla 1 egg 15 c. sugar

Soak tapioca in enough cold water to cover for one hour. Drain; add to milk and cook in a double boiler until tapioca is transparent. Mix the yolks with the salt and sugar. Combine by pouring hot mixture slowly into the egg mixture. Return to double boiler, and cook until it thickens while stirring constantly. Fold in egg whites beaten stiff.’ Chill and serve. Mrs. G.R. P. . 2 o » n tJ ” DEAR ORW: Can someone please tell me how to put a silver fox finish on unpainted chests? I mean the kind of black finish that shows lines of white. Mr. L. T.

” » # 2 s » SEVERAL wonderful recipes were sent to us by Mrs. Grace Ryan recently. No one asked for them, but because they were her favorites, she wanted to pass them on to others. Today we print her blow away fudge recipe. » » s » 8 » BLOW AWAY FUDGE 2% c. granulated sugar 1 oz. bitter chocolate 2; c. water 2 egg whites 1, c¢. white sirup 1 tsp. vanilla Boil without stirring sugar, water, chocolate and sirup unti it spins a thread. Pour without stirring over stiffly beaten egg whites. Then beat until mixture thickens. Add one teaspoon butter and vanilla. Turn out on waxed paper. Break in pieces when cold.

Cottage Cheese Cake (CHEESE CAKE recipes flocked in for Mrs. Mabel Kelly,

but they all required egg yolks as well as cottage

cheese. The woman's page staff checked leading cook

books, but no recipe could be found which contained egg whites and cottage cheese, too. Listed is a typical recipe. [3 s = »

COTTAGE CHEESE CAKE

114 c. graham cracker crumbs 3 tbsps. butter or margarine 2 tbsps. sugar 114 lbs. cottage cheese 3; c. sugar

14 tsp. salt 14 tsp. mace

6 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla 1

Here's Idea for Tot's Party

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" GINGERBREAD DONUT BOY—Even if the sly old fox did eat the original, a new gingerbread boy can be made for any children's party. With gingerbread donut top and bottom, the boy has an ice cream head and a chocolate face. Hold him together with a peppermint candy stick.

Joseph M. Hammond Wed

A candlelight service read by the Rev. William Burrows united

ring ceremony was performed in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Hecox, Sault Ste. Marie, are parents of {the bride. Parents of the bridegroom’ are Mr. and Mrs. Charles {Monroe Hammond, 7248 N. Penn-| |sylvania St. Standish. | Coming from Evanston, nL. In white nylon tulle and ChanMiss Joy K. Scott was maid of tilly lace, the bride carried a honor. The bridesmaids were Miss teardrop cascade arrangement of

Cochran, Lafayette, and Franklin

Norma L. Huddle, Pleasant orchids, valley lilies and stephRidge, Mich. and Miss Carita anotis. |Sadler. Highland Golf and Country

Club was the setting for the re-

Ushers Announced ception immediately following the ceremony.

Jack W, Hanley was best man. “rne bride is a graduate of MichUshers were Malcolm Krabill, jo.n state College. The brideWadsworth, O.; Donald Gillick, groom is a graduate of Purdue White Plains, N. Y.; William O. University.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

¢. light cream 1 c. flour

Blend graham cracker crumbs with butter or margarine and the two tablespoons sugar; press into bottom of a nine inch spring pan. Bake in a very moderate oven (325 degrees F.) for five minutes. Cool. Press cottage cheese through a fine sieve or whip thoroughly with electric mixer. Add one-third cup sugar, the flour, salt and mace which have been sifted together. Add well-beaten egg yolks and vanilla. Blend in cream, Add remaining one-third cup sugar gradually to stiffly beaten egg whites. Fold this meringue into the cheese mixture; pour the mixture on top of the crumbs. Bake in a very moderate oven (325 degrees F.) about one and one-fourth hours or until “get” in the center. Cool before removing from pan. Do not

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The Mature Parent—

‘Bad Friends' Are a Test Of Your Child's Training

By MURIEL LAWRENCE AT 12, TOMMY HAD been taught that to be honest was to

be intelligent.

Quite suddenly, he developed a violent attachment to the selfwilled, spoiled problem son of neighbors down the street. Tommy began to come home too late; his school marks went down. In the house, he went about slamming doors in a way that

J. C. Wulfman

eaid plainly: “Yes, I slammed it. What are you going to do about it?” Tommy had wise parents. They did noth- §. ing about ft. | % 3 They just n i waited. When they had waited a Soo month, Tom- {7 my’s father re- ! marked to his wife: “Our boy has been a little thoughtful lately. Had you noticed it?” She had noticed, of course. Being a wise mother, she was also a noticing one. A week or so later, she was drying the dishes when Tommy joined her in the kitchen. “Bill's not such a brave boy as he thinks,” he said. “He's scared of his father. He's so scared of his father that he changes the marks on his report card before he takes it home.” “It's a bad thing to be afraid of your father,” said Tommy's mother. She didn’t kiss him or welcome him back with a big fuss. She had known he would come back.

Train Them

GOOD training gives youngsters the chance to try their

Mrs. Lawrence

Takes Bride

: Times State Service HUNTINGBURG, Apr. 7T—1In

a gown of white and cloud blue!

"; tulle over white taffeta, Miss Joan | McMurtrie became the bride of] Joseph Carl Wulfman at 4:30! ~ 'p. m. today. The Rev. James W.| Keith read the service in the,

(Huntingburg Methodist Church. |

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McMurtrie. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wulfman are the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Robert Menke was matron of honor. She wore forget-me-not blue net with a matching net

cloche. The bridesmaids, dressed

like the honor attendant, Miss Deeda Hensley,

were Indianap-

olis; Miss Sue Martin, Tipton; and

Miss Janet Hicks, Kokomo. Susan Menke was flowergirl.

Edward Reed of Bloomington :

was best man. Ushers were George Rivington, Delphi; W. H. Baker, Rockport; Lewis Mason, Etna-

Green, and Robert Menke.

The bride carried a cascade

bouquet of valley lilies centered

{with a white orchid. Her twotiered fingertip veil of silk {llu-

wings. Tommy had been given |

good flight instruction. He hgd been allowed to make his first solo flight without fear of his crashing. He had made a good landing. Bad companionships are tests of the training we have given our youngsters, They are also tests of our faith in that training. If we get panicky when they choose what we believe is an

undesirable friend, we are tell- |

ing them we suspect their ability to apply what they have been taught. If you let fear push you into attacking and criticizing the objectionable friend, you are , making the biggest mistake you can. It delays your child's own discovery that his friend is not his friend.

—D0 YOU KNOW!—

sion was attached ‘to a flared

bonnet of lace. The bride, a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, was graduated from’ Indiana University. The ‘bridegrooin, who attended Indiana University, is affiliated with Beta Theta Pi fraternity.

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Eat Well For Less— Second Day Pork Dish ls Delicious

Try It When You Have Roast By GAYNOR MADDOX

THE next time you serve fresh to be a fair possibility of defeatpork roast, save some for the fol- ing four spades.

lowing day. Here's a delicious ‘‘next day pork dish,

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1 FESTIVE PORK SUPPER

ut in thin strips, one tablespoon one tablespoon

at, one-fourth cup vinegar, three- cjyhs from the board and West!

hopped onion,

Blackwood on Bridge—

South's Fascination With Diamond Void, Two Trumps in Dummy Costs Him Sure Thing

SOUTH'S FOUR SPADE contract was ice-cold against any de-,

fense but he managed to go down one because he became fascinated East dealer with the diamond void and the two trumps in dummy.

Fast and West were using the “weak two-bids.” This opening Is based on a good suit and less than the high card requirement for an

opening one bid.

West knew his partner had five or six winners with diamonds as,

He ruffed with the 10 of spades

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[trump but he decided not to sacri- but West overruffed with the jack. WEST EAST {fice at five diamonds because he Later East's queen of spades won gg J 8—-Q 4 ‘had a good hand and there seemed the getting trick. H—Q 75 H—S8 2

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West opened

and South ruffed

vO the five of dia-'my’ in/ther |dummy. South was so delighted boar {that he had not received a trump hand

better bet for

{opening that he immediately came club at trick three, | [to his hand with the ace of hearts West would have had nothing to The bidding: One cup cooked pork, ground or and ruffed another diamond.

the lead. He played the king of winning 10 tricks.

yurths cup water, one tablespoon was in with the ace.

ornstarch, two tablespoons brown )r granulated sugar, one teaspoon

diced carrots.

West returned his last diamond

Brown the onion in fat in a Canasta— heavy skillet. Combine vinegar, water, cornstarch, sugar and salt. Stir into onions. Heat. Add pork

and cook 10 minutes.

Add drained beans and carrots. Miss Donna Marion Hecox, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., and Joseph Heat slowly 25 to 30 minutes. Monroe Hammond in marriage at 7:30 p. m. yesterday. The single- Serve hot, with crusty French bread, tossed green salad and a

light dessert.

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BREAKFAST: Grapefruit ‘iuice, scrambled eggs, toast, hutter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk, . LUNCHEON: Cream of ‘omato soup, grilled cheese ind bacon sandwiches, baked ipples, tea, milk. DINNER: Festive pork supper, baked potatoes, chopped spinach, green salad, crisp rolls, butter or fortified margarine, coffee gingerbread, | coffee, milk.

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On a trump return, South could! win with the ace, enter dummy his queen of spades and his part: by means of the king of hearts, ner’'s king could be won separateand East won with the ace. East lead the king of clubs and sluff.ally. But South would discard his now returned another diamond|diamond. salt, two cups (one No. two can) ang after that South could not| East's best play green beans, two cups cooked, get away from two trump losers./ruff the queen of clubs se that tricks.

By OSWALD JACOBY I HAVE recently described two forms of canasta in which you draw two cards (instead of the normal one card) from the

stock pile. pressions.

This has given some of my readers some false im-

To begin with, let us make it clear that the normal way to play canasta is to draw only one card when you draw from the

stock pile. The double draw is correct only in two-handed canasta and in samba (three-pack canasta). In those two forms. of ca-

nasta you simply draw two cards instead of one whenever you draw from the stock. It doesn’t matter whether you

| draw those two cards ene at

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If you take the discard pile you are not entitled to any cards from the stock. If you take one card from the stock, you are not then allowed to take the discard pile; you must take your other card from the stock. In short, you may draw either from the discard pile or from the stock but never from both at the same turn.

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[last diamond and make four-odd ough losing two trump

Double Draw From Stock Pile Correct Only in Two-Handed Game and in Samba

QUESTION: ‘I drew the lasi card of the stack, which happened to be a red three. What is the correct procedure? '

ANSWER: Put the red three down on the table. The hand then ands immediately. No more meld: ng, no discard. Just count up and core the hand at once. “

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