Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 88, Number 1, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 July 1964 — Page 4

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CLIP-N-FILE % By Dorothy Reed Geyer

Since this is the strawberry season, strawberry recipes will be featured this week. Next week, “favorite dish” recipes given to me by the wives of local doctors will be used. Later columns will also use “favorites” of the doctors if more come in. Please try to send or call your recipe to me if you haven’t done so. Thank you! (773or Mrs. Donald Geyer, 606 E. John St.) ★ ★ ★ This delicious strawberry pie recipe is a “favorite” of my good neighbor, Edith Riley. STRAWBERRY PIE Mix a little less than 3 table-

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William Phebus of South Bend cabinet secretary to the Lions District Governor, and Lloyd Deardorff, district governor elect look on as outgoing Nappanee president Jack Forrest turns over the gavel to new president Bob Woodhams. On the right are Dean Geyer, first vice-president and Ray Miller, second vice-president. The insta, lation took place at the recent Ladies Night at the B&B.

spoons cornstarch and pinch of salt. Add 1 cup water and 2 tablespoons white corn syrup. Boil until clear. Cool slightly. Add 3 tablespoons Jello and some red food coloring. Cool. Put 1 quart unsweetened strawberries in a baked pie shell. Pour cooled syrup over top of berries. Serve with whipped topping. Mrs. Bill Riley ★ ★ ★ This is a strawberry salad that is made in a ring moulds Pineapple-Strawberry Ring 1 box orange-pineapple gelatin. Vi cup whipping cream, whipped. 1 tablespoon lemon juice. 1 small can pineapple pieces. 1 cup strawberries, chopped. A few whole or halved strawberries. Pour the juice off the pineapple pieces, add lemon juice and enough water to make 2 cups of liquid. Heat. Dissolve gelatin in this liquid. Pour a little of this into the bot-

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tom of a ring mould. Arrange the whole or halved strawberries in this gelatin liquid. Put in refrigerator to set. Cool the remaining gelatin a little and add the pine apple pieces and chopped strawberries. When this is just beginning 1o stiffen slightly, fold in the lightly whipped cream. Pour carefully ovgr the strawberries in the ring mould and leave to set completely before turning out. ★ ★ ★ Do you like the old fashioned strawberry pies but think they are always too runny? Try my recipe. I think you’ll like it. STRAWBERRY PIE (9 inch pie) 1 cup sugar . 5 tablespoons flour ‘ Va teaspoon salt 4 cups fresh strawberries Pastry for 2 crust pie Make pastry for a double crust pi-e. Mix together the sugar, Ilnur, and salt and carefully blend through the berries. Use a fork to do this, to keep from bruising the frui.t Pour berries into pastry

lined pie plate. Cover with lattice top crust. Seal. Bake in preheated ovCn ★ ★ The following recipes are very simple and take very little time to prepare. Easy Strawberry Jam 2 cups sugar 2 cups large firm strawberries Rinse.and hull the strawberries; then measure. Place a layer of berries in a kettle, then a layer of sugar, until all ingredients are used. Let stand until sugar is dissolved. Bring to a boil over medium heat and cook for about 10 minutes. Do not stir. Skim. Pour into a bowl and let stand until Ihe next day; fill jelly glasses and seal. (Makes about 2 cups) ★ ★ ★ Strawberry - Rhubarb Preserves 2 cups rhubarb, cut small 4 cups sugar 1 quart strawberries In a large saucepan, combine the cut rhubarb and sugar. Allow to stand 12 hours or overnight. Wash and hull the strawberries. Bring

rhubarb and sugar to boil, add strawberries; boil until thick (about 15 minutes). Spoon into hot sterilized jelly glasses and top with paraffin. (Makes about 5 cups) ★ ★ ★ Resolve to make yourself happy today by creating happiness for someone else. Hav6 a happy week! STRANGE IMPULSE The editor of The Lafayette Leader, Robert Cloyd Jr., confessed that the sight of boxes and barrels of junk placed along curbs- by Lafayette citizens participating in the annual clean-up week tempted him to stop and sort through the discards for something he might repair. “Fact is,” he said, “I’d like to look for a replacement fork for a tricycle that has been lying broken in the garage for nearly a year.” The editor added that “some of the junk looks down right interesting to a good do-it-your-selfer.” Go To Church On Sunday

Community Center Mrs. John Applegate The meeting of Mt. Tabor Class Seven was attended by 16 Tuesday evening. After group singing, Mrs. Bill Wise read Ephesians 4 and Joseph Bower led in prayer. After deciding to sponsor two campers at the forthcoming church camp, contests were enjoyed with the winners being Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clouse, Mrs. Maynard Sparks and Mrs. Glenn Ropkhill. Refreshments v\(ere served by Mrs. Paul Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rockhill. Cele'brating their 11th wedding, t nniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Walter/ Miller were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Palmg/ of Edgerton, Ohio. Others present, v/ere Earl and Ray Miller and Mrs. John Applegate. The annual reunion of the East Millwood -and West Millwood schools will be held Sunday, the sth, at the Nappanee Community Park. Officers are Robert O. Jones, president, Dewey Jones, vice president, Grace Young, secretarytreasurer and Ruth Cain, assistant. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Matthew will be host and hostess. Lois George expects to entertain the Active Ladies Club next Wed nesday afternoon, July 8. Roll call will be answered by naming anew cooking utensil each lady needs in her kitchen.

Mrs. W. I. Anglin spent Thursday and Friday with her sister, Mrs. Galeman Dexter of Plymouth, and other relatives at Pretty Lake and the Lake-of-the-WoOds. Eugene Bradens had supper Wednesday with Henry Joneses. Pat, Paula, Meri and Malena Higgins had dinner and supper Thursday with Hazel Higgins and Dor otha Anthqny. They played several hours in tnS'Sfternoon with Brent and.Sharon Gay. Wednesday Mrs. Roy Brock, Vic ki, Tommy, Ricky and Jeffie called on Mrs. Herman Blessing. Mrs. Henry Jones,-Mrs. Orviile Higgins and Mrs. Dorotha Anthony attended a bridal shower at the EUB Church, Indian Village, Friday evening for Miss Joyce Burkett. Mrs. Clayton Pippenger of Plymouth and Miss Doris Pippenger of Nappanee called on Mrs. Herman Blessing Friday. Dorotha Anthony and Hazel Higgins visited Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Chupp Friday. Sunday Rev. Harold Walker and family of Auburn, together with a singer, will be at the Millwood Chapel Church both morning and evening. The public is invited to attend. ■j. * A regular business ' meeting will be held Thursday evening (tonight) at the Millwood Chapel Church. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Disher and Carol, Stephen Disher. Mrs. Or ville Higgins and Mrs. Dorotha Anthony were among those attending the wedding. Sunday of Marsha Marie Brown and Roger Lee Disher at the Nappanee Church of God. Miss Janet Burcham was organist for the wedding of Jim Thomas at Convoy, Ohio, Sunday. Dick Auman, Latrobe, Pa., was vocalist. These young people are members of the Findlay College quartet. Lowell Anglins and Buell Hoff ers had ice cream together after church Sunday evening. Ronald Anglin and Mark Hoffer spent the

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night “camping out.” The Gayle Scott family called on Don Fishers Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edler called on Fairy Deisch and Christi Heckaman Sunday afternoon. Charles Edler, president of Mt. Tabor Class 8, and wife, Delbert Fisher, Class 8 teacher, and wife, Elder Floyd Anglin and wife, and Pastor Walter Burcham and wife had devotions at the LuAnn Nursing home Sunday afternoon. 45 attended morning worship at Hepton Union Church • /Mrs. Ross Martin visited James Galls Thursday evening. / Mr. and Mrs. Don Fisher and Jean Ann enjoyed a picnic at Potawatomi Park Sunday, and also called on Virgil Fishers near Bremen. Mrs. Lowell Mikel and Mrs. Merl Mikel attended a bridal shower on Saturday evening at the Island Chapel annex, which was given for Miss Janice Wise by her fiance s aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Delbert. Misses Mary and Patsy Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ilartzell. Jan and Kendall, attended the Myers Homecoming at the Community Park, Amboy, Sunday. Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mikel and sons, were the Don Mikels and Russell Mikels of Twin Falls, Idaho, aryl Merl Mikels.

Versa Myers, Kathryn Miller and June Klotz were among those al--a baby shower for Mrs. Lowell Lemler northeast of Bour bon Friday evening. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers and Delbert visited at the Kenneth Hartzell home. The Miller-Jones reunion was held Sunday at the Bixler Pari., Warsaw'. Old officers were retained for the coming year, namely, Robert Coar, Ft. Wayne, pres.; Robert 0. Jones, Mentone, vcie-presi-denl; Betty Coar, Ft. Wayne, sec-retary-treasurer. Mary Davis gave J a reading and the remainder of the afternoon was spent visiting. A hamburger cookout and potluck.dinn.er was held Sunday at the home of the Wayne Brock family* Michigan City, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Brock’s sixth wedding anniversary and Jesse Klotz’s birthday. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Klotz and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brock and Carol Ann,. Mr. and Mrs. Devon Klotz and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas, Brian and Brenda. In the afternoon the young folks went sightseeing.

Wanda Jones of South Bend spent last week with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones, and this week's guest is Betty Bolin of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones spent Friday evening with the Bob Marquarts, New Paris. . Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Keckler Jr. and family of Fort Wayne were house guests of Homer Ganshorns from Wednesday afternoon until Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Moine Rowland of Westchester, Pa. visited his parents, Lester Rowlands, last Wednesday and Friday. Mrs. Orval Klinedinst of Walkerton was a Wednesday visitor. \ Dick Garricks enjoyed homemade ice crqam with the Lowell Anglins Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edler spent Wednesday with Carl Edlers. James Galls spent Sunday with Gerald Hartzell. Robert Hartzells were afternoon callers. Mary Miller was an overnight guest at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers, and helped her grandmother put up cherries Monday. LEGION NEWS The Convention committee of Nappanee Post No. 154 the American Legion will meet Thursday, July 2nd at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home. A holiday Dance is planned for Saturday night, July 4th( at 10:00 at the Legion Home, with music by Jimmy Meridith and his band. is one of the favorite bands of Northern Indiana and the Legion is fortunate to secure them for this Holiday Dance. * Commander elect Don Price has announced that there will be a joint installation service with the Auxiliary, Thursday, July 23 at 8:00 p.m. The installation team of Post No. 451, Michigan City, will install our officers. This meeting will be open to the public.