Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1951 — Page 24
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The Teen of
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JAMES HAAG is The Times’ Teen of the -Week. A
senior at Sacred Heart High School, Jim is a member of both the football and basketball teams. President of his parish Junior CYO, Jim bowls with
Sacred Heart's Sunday Night League, and was one of his school’s representatives to the “I Speak for Democracy” contest last year. WXLW had
Teen Clubs— New Year's Eve Parties Arranged
NEY Year's Eve parties, holiday get-togethers and new officers are an-
nounced by local subdebs.
The GALS Club will entertain from 11 p. m. tomorrow until 2 a. m. Tuesday with a New Year's Eve party in the Broad Ripple American Legion Home. Mrs. Dorothy DeVall and a three-piece combo will provide the music.
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The officers will be assisted
in the arrangements by Janie |
Hanna, food, and Barbara Browning, decorations.
Members of the RUB Club and the PAL Club will give a joint New Year's Eve party from 10 p.m. tomorrow to 3 a.m. Tuesday in the home of Jeani Sage, 8650 College Ave.
Miss Kitty Ferriday, 5502 Washington Blvd.,, will entertain members of the SHORTIE Club and their dates at an informal party from 9 p.m. to midnight Wednesday. Records and games are included on the evening's program, The committee includes Letha Bolles, food; Joy Gwinn and Janie Lowe, games, and Linda and Anita Woods, Mary Ellen Burton, Letha Bolles, Phyllis Witte, Joy Gwinn and Dee Dee Ent, decorations.
Jo Ann Stufflebem was elected president of the WICKEDETTES Club at fits last meeting. Other new officers are Wanda Broyles, vice president; Rosie West, secretary; Ferguson, treasurer; Dosha Darasett, publicity, and Betty Jo 8mith, sergeant at arms. Tommy Baker and Don Skipp were chosen as mascots.
Send news of teem club aco tivities not later than Tuesday to Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9. Only signed addresses will be published,
Frozen
Food Rules
To store frozen foods place unopened cartons in the freez-
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Do not refreeze frozen |
foods after they have thawed. | The unopened carton will | thaw in six to eight hours on a |
shelf in the refrigerator or in
three and one-half hours at |
room temperature. To shorten thawing time, place unopened carton in a bowl of warm water
for approximately 20 minutes. |
Frozen vegetables do ‘have to be thawed before cooking, except in the case of corn-on-the cob. In all cases, read the directions on the box,
You Can Tint
Your Own Pearls Smoky pearls are so popular now and here's how to get yourself a nothing: Buy the plain type at the dime store in the size you want, then tint them with black all-purpose dye. You can do it in the wash basin with just hot water and dye—it's easy as that!
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Jim as a guest on Its Gridiron Gossip program last fall. An engineering student-to-be, Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Haag, 1644 Union St.
Stuffed ‘Ham Is Tasty Dish
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Bake ham in a 300° oven about 45 minutes. Thicken the fruit juice for a sauce.
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RMA ROMBAUER, 74-
year-old author of the famous cook book, “Joy of
Cooking,” has been chosen’
“Woman of the Year” by Pageant magazine, “To at least a million and a half housewives, Mrs. Rombauer has been the woman of of the year every year for the past two decades;” says Pageant, » “The first edition of ‘Joy of Cooking,’ written when Mrs, Rombatuer was 52, has sold nearly a million and a half copies and has been reprinted 44 times. It's currently racking up better than 15,000 sales a month.” Despite the fact that Mrs. Rombauer has become one of the most famous cooking authorities in the country, she can't tell Chicken Marengo from’ Escalope de Folie Gras Talleyrand. ‘ » u » SHE'S THE KIND of cook who is more concerned with making a lowly frankfurter or a tired old plece of ham seem interesting than in doing something with truffies.
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EATLESS main dishes are a’ must in every cook's recipe file. it's variety or budgeting the chef is striv-
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and economical. seasonings.
MEXICANA CEREAL SOUFFLE 2 thsps. butter or margarine
14 ¢. minced onion
14; ec. chopped green pepper
3 thsps. flour 1 ec. Milk 3 eggs 1 ¢. wheat flakes
1; c. chopped pimiento
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