Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1952 — Page 9

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SCOUT SALESMANSHIP—Carole Kay Blackwell (left) and Elaina Taylor (center), Troop 331, practice their cookie sales talk with Carole’s mother, Mrs. Robert E. Blackwell.

TV Program to Launch Cookie Sale

A TV send-off program Apr, 18 will launch Girl Scout Cookie Week, Apr. 19-26, during which time several thousand intermediate Girl Seouts in their green uniforms will sell 100,000 boxes of cookies throughout Indianapolis and Marion County. The Girl Scouts have planned “spot” to announce their sale between the hours of 4 and 7 p. m. Apr. 18. The first “spot” will be on the Ayres’ program between 4 and 4:30 p. m. — At that time two scouts, Patricia Moore and Sarah Myers,

will give a puppet show, Mrs. John Burkhart, president of the organization, and three Girl Bcouts will give another announcement on the Jeanette Lee program. Additional short announcements will be made until 7 p. m. The Girl Scout troops will meet during those hours in different homes to watch the announcements. They will provide their own “snack sacks.” ” n - SALES WILL BE made from door to door and through cookie booths downtown set up and maintained by various

Scout troops. Mrs. L. M. Lurie

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— Here's Fine Flavoring By JOAN SCHOEMAKER (GARBAGE PAILS will be lighter if cooks. listen. to

Mrs. Dione Lucas.

She is currently presenting the Cordon Bleu Cooking School on Thursday mornings in Ayres’ Auditorium under

the sponsorship of the Indianapolis Smith College. Club. Celery leaves, mushroom stems, asparagus and caulifiower stalks...all items which often go into the garbage... make excellent flavoring for ‘Mrs. Lucas suggests stock in many of her recipes, on the assumption it is already available just as you keep salt and pepper on hand. 3 r » » SHE USES four juicy veal bones (knuckles, possibly and two or three pounds of brisket of beef. Place this in a large earthenware crock with six quarts of water. Bring to a boil and skim off the scum. Add vegetables, but never starchy ones such as potatoes, or parsnips, but carrots, onions, celery and mushrooms, instead. Include a herb bouquet and cook three hours. Strain and store in refrigerator to use in other ‘recipes. ; For making omlets, Mrs. Lucas recommends never using less than three eggs in order to

get a good job. “This is enough for one very large man or two delicate ladies,” she remarked.

: » ” > “THE SUCCESS of the omelet depends on the temperature of the pan; she continued. “Al ways heat the heavy skillet with no butter or fat in it. To test the temperature, stir around a fork with a walnut of

butter on the end. If it sizzles, but doesn’t brown, then the temperature is perfect.” Mrs. Lucas uses a dry towel to wipe out the skillet if the butter happens to brown. 8he stirred the omelet mixture briskly until it began to thicken, then smoothing the mixture evenly with the flat side of the fork. After a few seconds she slid the tines of the fork around the edges of the omelet just in case it stuck and gently folded it in half. She tips her skillet after bumping it once on the edge of the stove burner and holds the plate to the edge of the skillet to catch the finished product.

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Harry Weaver, distribution; Mrs. Gerald F. Hyde, downtown booths; Mrs. Fred Scyphers, kits; J. M, Zoercher and Harry Weaver, finance; Mrs, Paul H. Moore, public relations, and Mrs. William Folger, TV send-off. Miss Florence Oltman, is executive director.

u n » EACH TROOP RECEIVES a bonus of 15 cents for a carton of 12 boxes sold. The remainder of the profit from tne sale goes to the local Girl Scout or-

' ganization.

The money is used to enlarge

the camping program-~and maintain the Little House, e

Community Chest provides the

additional part of the operating budget. Cookie sale ceeds enable the Scouts to keep camping fees below cost, thus permitting more girls to enjoy camping privileges,

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Plan Parties For Dancing Pupils

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and boys of Mrs. William Gates’ dancing classes

_will attend her spring par-

ties Thursday, next Friday and Saturday in the Woman's Department Club. Mothers of the children will assist with the arrangements. vist Pink, red and yellow roses will climb on white picket fences leading to the ballroom. The entrance will be made into a brick archway and pastel birdcages containing flowers and birds will complete the gardenlike atmosphere, The orchestra will play beneath a green and white striped awning supported by moss and ivy - covered totem - poles entwined with spring flowers. - . »

ASSISTING Mrs. Gates at the party Thursday afternoon from 4 to 5:30 p. m. will be Mes dames Frederic M. Ayres Jr, D. V. Bergstrom, Julius Birge, Calvert 8. Craig, E. H, Grebe, Karl Harris, Braxton Jeffries, Marvin I. Lugar, Jesse Pritchett, Charles E, Rogers, M. O. Ross and Hugh K. Thatcher. Those helping at the same time on Friday afternoon will be Mesdames Kenneth F, Adair, Richard J. Boatman, Lindley Clark, Lawrence Cummins, John W. Esterline Jr, William F. Hedges, Howard J. Lacy II, Orville V. Miller, John Rocap, Wilbur H. Shook, E. Leo Smith and Russell Spivey. ” . o

THERE WILL be two parties on Saturday afternoon. Those assisting from 2 to 3:30 p. m. will be Mesdames Vincent T. Adams, John A. Alexander, BE. W. Dyar, Richard Fairbanks, Robert C. McDermond, John Mead, Harold C. Ochsner, Roy Petty, Robert B. Rhoads Jr. George Russell, William E, Sutton and Edward L. Van Riper. Assisting at the party from 4 to 5:30 p. m. will be Mesdames William T. Conner, Eugene R, Culler, Joseph W. Ferree, Charles K. Hepburn, John W. Nunamaker Jr. Keith Von Porter, Pearson Smith, Earl A. Taylor Jr. and Joseph A. Tee guarden.

Shower Planned For Miss Johns

Mrs. Willlam Green Jr. and Miss Sandra Hunter will entertain with a miscellaneous shower in the home of Miss Hunter, 1112 W. 34th Bt. at 7:30 o'clock tonight, .

Johns, will be married to Russell Truitt Apr. 26 in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johns, 4800 Michigan Road. The hostesses will be bridesmaids at the wedding.

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