Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 1958 — Page 3

Wednesday, December 31, 1958

af Dimes ‘v- (Continued from Page 1) throughout Marion County, John K. Hamer, campaign director, laid today. V The coin collectors were spotted in offices, industrial plants, stores, markets, cases and elsewhere in the county by volunteers. Each coin collector consists of three cylinders symbolizing the three patient aid programs of the expanded National Foundation in the fields of arthritis, birth defects and polio. Also shown are pictures of three children suffering from these conditions. “The added responsibilities of the National Foundation mean that the 1959 March of Dimes must raise much more money,” the campaign director added. “In the area of arthritis and rheumatism alone, at least 11 milE: are crippled in the United tes, and of these 30,000 are into and children. In the case of birth defects, 250,000 infants are born each year with congenital analformations (not birth injuries). Added to thes problems, our chapters still have 50,000 polio patients on aid rolls. “All of this makes it clear why it will take larger March of Dimes contributions this January if the organization that put polio on the run is to move on Toward Greater Victories’.”

Frosting Tip If your family likes boiled frosting, but you have problems when making it because it becomes too sticky or grandular, these suggestions from Dorothy Messerschmidt, Marion County Consumer Agent, may be helpful. Poor quality boiled frosting can result from too little egg white, lack of cream of tartar or corn syrup, or from the wrong amount of beating. One cup of sugar to two egg whites is the best proportion if other ingredients are standard. In a study done by home economists it was found that use of only one egg white with one cup of sugar resulted in less fluffy frosting with poor keeping qualities. Too little beating yielded a sticky frosting; too much beating caused a sugary crust, and in some cases, made the frosting thin and sticky. It was also determined through this study that 239’F. was the best cooking temperature for the syrup. Following these suggestions frosting can be made that will spread easily and have a light, marshmallow-like inner texture.

“HAPPY NEW YEAR” ‘ * WE WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE IN MAKING THE PAST YEAR A PLEASANT ONE, AND HOPE WE MAY CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU DURING 1959! patted teUk keaftt. eaeepf Burger Chef serves your favorite jOr foods all three, a complete lunch, y****’< only 45c. All-meat, broiled hamburgers, crisp, golden-brown x French fries and thick, rich milk •hakes, in favorite flavors. J| Ik fl ■ *8 Z : -r I F? a;

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So Who’s Perfect? SANTA MAKES MISTAKES TOO! The Christines exchanges, which are always a part of Christmas, are being made at Dorothy's every day. The slips that didn't fit your Aunt Mary or Cousin Jane will fit somebody else's rotative or sweetheart. So don't delay. If the gift wasn't right in every way, we at Dorothy's want to moke it right .. . but we want to do it NOW! We'd cheerfully make exchanges, but we urge you to act immediately for everybody's benefit. All exchanges will be made through January 10, 1959. After this dote, we may be unable to guarantee an exchange. Open Every Friday Night Until 8:30 •KssMefr CH. 4-0210 1500 Main St

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