The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14
OPEN CANNING
COURSE AT DENNIS
HIGH NEXT TUESDAY

Operating on the same basis as the |
regular night school and home extern !
sion work of the Vocational depart
ment of the Richmond public schools. |
which is absolutely free to all of its
students, a six Lesson Short Course
in Canning" will be started at the Den
mis- Junior high school building next
Tuesday afternoon.
The course will have four regular
session days, one day at each of four
school buildings, and will continue for
six weeks, a lesson being given each
week at each of the selected schools.
Each period will be of two hours dur
alton and the course is open to anyone
who will make application to \. F.
FultZ, vocational director.
The four regular session days will
be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, day being assigned to
each school The first lesson will be
given Tuesday at the Dennis junior
high school, and will be given again
At the Sevastopohl school on Wednes-
day and at the Morton high school
at North Eighth and B streets, Thurs
day The school where the lesson will
be given on Friday has not as yet been
selected owing TO the fact that suf-
ficient enrolment has not been re-
ceived from the territories where the
school was prospect.
Must Have IS
It is necessary that at least IS stu
dents make application at any of the
centers before the course would be
placed there II is probable that the
Friday lesson will be given at either
the Starr or the Whitewater schoo!
although no definite information in
this regard could be given out Friday.
1t was pointed out by the director
that the action of the Fairview Wo-
mems club in taking an enthusiastic
interest placed the course at the Sc
vastopol school when it had not been
contemplated by the management OF
the work This group of ladies Sc.
cured more than the necessary enroll
ment before any of the others and was
given place among the centers
selected
Each lady enrolled for the course
will be called by telephone and inform
ed as to the time of the class in which
she is interested as the time for each
class has not yet been arranged. The
classes will be under the supervision
of Miss Bliss Maple of the vocational
department Of the public schools.
To Conduct Demonstration
On Mondays, Miss Maple will con
duct home demonstrations in the var
ious communities, for the benefit O.
those who do not attend the class. A
these demonstrations practical in
structions in canning viii be giver
and free literature on the subject vii
be given out.
The first lesson will be on black
berries. This lesson will take up the
execution of the cold pack process
the principles of jelly making and tht
causes for failures, the special use o
fruit juices not usually used in jell.
making jelly making from apple par
ings and the presentation of special re
cipts for using blackberries.
The preservation of tomatoes b.
canning will be demonstrated in les
sJn two. The cold pack and opeI
Kettle processes, together with the
soup-making PURGE, will be illustrated
Instruction in the making and can
ming of tomato preserves, tomato cat
sup and green tomato pickles, will b.
given and special recipes given out
Subjects of Lessons.
Beans will be the subject of lessor
three, corn will take the time of tn
classes at lesson four pickles will oC
cupy the attention of the student
present when lesson five is presente
and plums, peaches and grapes vii
be demonstrated at lesson six.
The course is exceedingly practical
as pointed out by Mr.. Fultz, since tn
garden season is now at its height
There will be no charge connecte
with the school and it is announce
that every woman should feel free t
attend and take advantage of this OF
rorturity to learn the practical metl
DDS of canning fruits and vegetable: