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Frozen Snail Business Moves At Steady Pace

8. Begin in a small way while you are testing your business. 4. Expect to work hard. 5. Do everything that has to be done to follow through on your ideas and expand j our new opportunities.

By ROBERTA ROESCH

Syril Ivler is a believer in new opportunities at 40. because of a turn of her own life took after she reached that age. “At this point,” said Syril, “I have my own frozen food business. and I’m stuffing, freezing and packaging heat-and-serve French snails, or escargots as they are called in France. “In mj* business,” SjTril said, *1 stuff imported French Burgundy snails with seasoned ] parsley-butter sauce, package them in disposable oven-ready pans, label them and sell them to department stores, supermar--kets and food shops. Rapidly Ready “They can be served as hot hors d’oeuvres, a first course, or a main course of snails 10 minutes after the package is placed in the oven. “Two years ago while I was looking for ideas for a business that would let me be at home when my children returned from school, I tested several different foods,” said Sj-ril. She had worked as a home economist for a large food concern, did sales promotion for foods and handled food publicity accounts before she became a wife and mother. “As I tested foods and ideas, I ultimately hit upon the thought of preparing, freezing and selling French snails. I felt there was a good market for

them.

Ao. 1 Tester

“I began my business by testing and perfecting my product ' in my own kitchen, and my

little boy was my chief tester advice from as I worked. When I felt it was 1 perience:

ready, I got it on the market “* by going around to stores my- - self and showing my packaged

" escargots to buyers.

- “I also displayed my product * at food shows and used all my previous promotion experience ~ to do publicity and photography

- for my business.”

II As business developed, Syril ‘ soon moved from the kitchen *■ in her home to larger quarters in Upper Saddle River, N. J. * She also trained a staff of

helpers to stuff and freeze the

snails. And when people from # f* all over the country, who had jfJQHHJ/fO (jUluB

tasted her snails, began writing or calling her to ask where

Syril Ivler Goes Around To Stores Demonstrating Product

WASHINGTON UPI —Meat choices this weekend look attractive with fresh vegetables seasonally limited. Chuck roast cuts, and steaks are the main beef offerings, (with various specials on pork

cuts.

Boston butts, roast cuts, | hams, bacon, and spareribs are in good supply in most areas. In many areas grocers are presenting lamb specials and good prices on leg roasts. Be sure to look for the marks of U.S.D.A. inspection grades on the meat and poultry you buy your assurance that they have been checked by graders and inspectors of the consumer and marketing service. Broiler fryers and egg are other moderately priced protein buys for many selections this weekend.

Religion In America

By LOUIS CASSELS | is especially a holiday for chilOne of the merriest of Jewish dren. It is traditional for Jew-

they could purchase them locally, she inquired around the industry and obtained brokers to handle the selling and distribution in other parts of the

country.

“But I still do the selling in

mv own area,” she said, “and I ... handle all the business details and celer >’ are the fading j ginning with one except the accounting. ; ve ^ etables on view for weekend firs t night, two oi

“In a pinch, I also make de- 1 sb °PP ers -

liveries and do anything else i

are also in good supply.

Cabbage,

and

carrots, cauliflower

religious festivals, Hanukkah. began at sundown Wednesday. The celebration, which brings to Jewish homes much the same festive spirit that prevails in Christian homes during the Christmas season, will continue for eight days, through Thursday, December 15. Hanukkah is the Hebrew word for “Rededication.” The holiday commemorates the rededication of the temple in Jerusalem to the worship of God in the 2nd century B.C. The Jerusalem temple, center of Jewish devotions since the, time of King David, had been desecrated by the Syrian tyrant Antiochus, who extended his rule over the Holy Land and sought to suppress Jewish monotheism. In 168 B.C., Antiochus converted the temple to

pagan worship.

Outraged by the sacrilege,

Jews arose in

most gallant rebellions led by Judas Maccabeus. After three bloody years of warfare, they expelled the Sj'rian invaders from their land, reclaimed Jerusalem, and “purified” the tem-

ple.

Hanukkah is celebrated by Jews everywhere with the lighting of candles each night, be-

candle the the second

night, and so on until on the

ish children to receive presents during Hanukkah. There are special games, including the spinning of a top called a

pte layer Steriov WgH ■efiort, with a predominantly Negro enrollment, where the “boundaries exclude children who live across the street from the school in a largely white neigh-

borhood.”

The court handed down its decision on an appeal filed in behalf of 45 Negro parents by

“Dreidel,” and special foods,. the National Association for the

such as the type known as “latkes.”

of pancakes

YVm Daffy Banner/ Greencastfa, fndtana Thursday, December 8, 1966

U.S. Court Rules On School Cose CINCINNATI UPI—The U.S. j Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals I ruled that the Cincinnati School; Board does not have to bus : school children out of their neighborhoods to correct racial i imbalance.

At the same time, the federal court remanded the case to district court for further hearings on complaints by several Negro

Advancement of Colored People. The suit sought a permanent injunction to restrain the board of education from operating predominantly Negro schools. U.S. District Judge John W. j Peck dismissed the case July ■ 26, 1965, after several weeks of j

hearings.

A three-judge panel stated in an opinion written by Judge i Paul C. Weick of Akron: “There is no constitutional > duty on the part of the board to bus Negro or white children out of their neighborhoods or to transfer classes for the sole pur-! pose of alleviating racial imbalance that it did not cause. Nor is there a like duty to select new school sites solely in

balance does not, standing; The new hospital, a five-story, alone, make out a case of con-. $6.8 million structure, is located stitutional deprivation,” the on N. Meridian St. It was deopinion added. “Evidence of veloped from a 42-bed clinic opsuch harm, however, may in- J erated by the Winona Memorial deed be relevant to the issues Foundation, a tax-exempt chariof the case before us. The ap- j table organization,

pelants Negro parents offered expert evidence on this sub-

ject.”

New Hospital To Open Next Week

The new facility, with the old,

will have 320 beds.

Planned for the hospital complex is a 10-story, $2.2 million professional building, to be operated by a for-profit organization not connected with the

foundation.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Indi- Foundation officials said the anapolis’ newest hospital-Win-, hospital will be the first in Indiona Memorial will be open Sun- ana to operate on all facilities, day for public inspection, then such as X-ray and non-emergen-begins patient care next Thurs-; cy surgery, on a seven-day a day. I week basis instead of five.

parents that arbitrary bounda- j

one of history’s 1 ries were drawn creating a ra- furtherance of such a purpose.

cial imbalance harmful to Negro pupils in certain Cincinnati

schools.

The court cited as an exam-

VS i.. s > ' V

‘We have stated that a showing of impairment of a Negro student's capacity to learn arising from the school’s racial im-

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that needs to be done. But I usually manage to be back home when my children come

in from school.

From Her Experience

To other women who are in the market for new opportuni-

final night eight candles are

Lettuce, potatoes, and onions ablaze in the Hanukkah menor-

ah, or candelabrum.

Apples, avocados, grapefruit., grapes, oranges, and pears, are' the fruit offering for the shop-1

pers.

Canned salmon is the national 1

ties at 40, Syril Ivler offers this fish plentiful.

her personal ex-1

» Food bubble over In the oven ?

1. Develop a good idea for Sprinkle with salt and cinnawhich there seems to be a ; mon. Instead of acrid smoke, market. : you’ll get a pleasant fragrance, 2. Learn the hard, cold facts says “The Meat Cookbook,” about the industry you want to | (Collier Books). Clean the oven enter. i after it has cooled.

Rabbinical scholars have attributed symbolice significance to the candle-lighting ceremony. It stands, they say, for Judaism’s faith in the slow', steady victory of spiritual enlightenment over darkness. The holiday is observed with special services in synagogues and religious schools, but most of its gaiety centers in the

home.

Like its seasonal near- ! neighbor, Christmas, Hanukkah

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