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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10

ocean, and arrived in New York
at $3.50 Friday morning. The Pan
Am took Mrs. Olsen to La Guardia
to board plane for Raleigh Dur
ham.
THE accident to the plane, that
first night coming home, was a
lucky break for me, said Mrs.
Olsen.
All her travelling was by air
plane. She left Chapel Hill Feb
ruary IL in the morning and New
York that evening. and arrived in
Rome the next day. She was in
Rome with her friend, Mrs. Harry
Mcmillan, and Mrs. McMullan S
granddaughter, Miss Patricia Rum
ley, for two and half weeks.
They went to Florence for ten
days and returned to Rome. Mrs.
Olsen split the next twenty days
between Paris and London. The
verdict for the whole trip: Every
thing was just lovely"
Mrs. Olsen said Mrs. McMullan
and Miss Rumiey. travelling by
sea. were scheduled to sail on an
Italian liner March 80 and land
in New York on April l6.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10

Carl Ellington, chairman Of the
Carrboro School Committee, and
Ernest T. Hearn, committee men,
Der, whose terms expired April /,
were not re-appointed by the
Orange County Board of Educa-
ton at its meeting in Hillsboro
yesterday. Because of the May 20
election on whether the Carrboro
and White Cross School Districts
will be merged with the Chapel
HILL unit, no action was taken on
these or other committee appoint
ments in those areas. ALI other
incumbent members of school dis
tricts in the County were re-
appointed.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10
Recreation Fund
Continued from Page u

in the community who have not
given and would like TO partici-
pate. We hope they will help us to
raise the needed additional funds.
Sarah Umstead, who has charge
of the present recreational pro-
gram, said she hoped the grounds
would be put to good use this
summer. There are many things
we can do that will keep the
youngsters happy and occupied"
she said.
It had been originally announced
that the area contained about eight
acres, and some citizens have
felt that additional space would
be needed. The area has been re-
Gently surveyed, and the Umstead
gift Is going 10 involve almost
twenty acres.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10
Thursday, April 10, 1858

Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from
Chapel Hill, Carrboro and the rest
of Orange County will participate
in the Scout Exposition in the
Reynolds Coliseum at Raleigh this
Saturday. Some 1900 boys from
the II counties in the Occoneechee
Council will take part in the ac-
tivitieS which will begin at / pm.
A highlight of the event will be
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10

have two sons, Peter. 10. and Karl,
g. Both are helping to take care
|of the new baby. Mrs. Kachergis
lis the former Miss Joyce Webster
Iof Omaha. Nebraska. Mr.. Ka-
'chergis is on the staff of the Uni
versity's Art Department.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10
Anne Kachergis

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kachergis
announce the birth OF a daughter.
Anne Kachergis, on April 5 at
Watts Hospital in Durham. They
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-04-10

About one-third of the cotton
grown in the United States is ex-
ported.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

Mfs Emma Anthony and daugh
Ten. Sand''a, Mrs. J H Whitfield
and daughter. Kay, and Lila Jane
HaAbny attended the Saturday
matinee 81 South Pacific in Rich
mond
Charlie Bowe, Of Norfolk. has
been the guest Of his mother. Mrs.
Mamie BoWe.
Mrs w d Hamilton was the
guest Of her brother. Lewis A Red
ford and Mrs. BEDFORD In Crewe
for the week end
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamburg
and daughters. Betty and Anne. Of
Charlotte, N C, arrived Monday
to pc guests Of Mr. Hanbury's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. F H. Hanbury.
fo~ the week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

Rennackcr. Bclklcy's veteran
police traffic expert, keeps COM
prchcnsivc accident reports IL
substantiate his claim that the
three rs cause 98 percent of all
mishaps
And. he says. these reports
also show that there il a ratio
between law enforcement and
traffic mishaps the more
tickets, the less accidents
and, conversely, the less tickets.
the more accidents.
There seems no question that
motorists viii drive more care
fully and avoid accidents" Rem
hacker says, IF they feel the 20
lice department cnforccs its traf
fic laws strictly
Therefore, he has set a policy
Of strict law enforcement as Il
major solution to traffic prob
lens. AS an example, Berkeley has
used radar as traffic law en-
forcemcnt tool for five years with
rewardng results. Last year, 55Ss
speeding citations were handed
out az a result Of radar checks
Within few DAYS after radar
check points were set up IN a
specific locale, speeds de-
creased and caused occurrences"
dropped because drivers knew
the police were on the job.
In view Of the success hc has
had il Berkeley, Rcnnacker offers
this safe driving suggestions "Al-
Mays drive rs though there were
A motorcycle officer behind YOU A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

Miss 10 Hillsman VIII leave Wed
nesday 70 re sumo her teaching
position III MartinsWllc.
Mr. and Mrs James Arlington
and children Marvin Judy ana
Jimmy have returned to Alex
andria after visiting friends and
relatives here
Mrs Ralph Brltfon aha children
Barbara and Bill have returned u
Charlottesville after 4 visit with hci.
mother Mrs George Fitzgerald
and Mr. FITZGERALD
Mr. and Mrs W W Mitchell
Mrs Lille Allard and Mrs Willis
Warner and family visited Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Woodbridge and family
in Richmond during the week end
NJ and Mrs. A. c. ellis. Of
Petersburg. visited Mrs Gllls aunt.
Ms Matte Gillispic, here Sunday
Mrs Alden Williams and family.
Of Norfolk, arc guests Of Mrs. LII
Ian Mann and Mrs J NJ Hurt.
Ben Hurt. Of Charlottesville. and
Mr. Alden Williams were also week
end guests in the same home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
pc a I M nfion

Miss Eleanor Weddle left Monday
to attend the Delta Sigma Epsilon
National Convention in Port Huron,
Mich.
Mrs W J Hlllsman, Miss 10
H,llsman. MSS Halle McCraW, and
MI, and Ms j M Fleetwood and
children, Jamie. lack and Susan.
have returned from vacatloning AT
Drum Bay
Mr. and Mrs c w Bailey and
son, John. spent a few days last
week at Drum Bay
Mr. and NJ 81 N G Stevens and
son, Norvin Of Arlington, Wers
week end guests o. MRS stevens
parents. Mr. and Mrs o. r. Bil-
lings
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

Miss Ruby Kesler Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. | E. Phelps In Roanoke
Rapids, NJ G. Mrs. BILLY Druen
and daughter Nancy Paige. and
Mr. and MS G H Keslcr accom-
panied Miss Kcsler To Roanoke
Rapids
Mr.. and Mrs O. r Agee spent
last week in Johnson City. Tenn
and Asheville. N G.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Hubbard and
children, Lucky and Peg, Of Roa
noke. occupied the T w Brooks
Jr.. home for the week end The
Brookses are .yacationing at Vir
GINA Beach
Mrs. r II Digger Is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs W r. McIn
tosh. Jr, and family IL Klngstrec,
S. Ct
Billy Spencer and walter MOTIFS
seft spent icW Gays last week
IN Plymouth, n q
Mrs Baldwin Stewart and Bald
win Macdonald. both Of Durham,
N c.. arrived Saturday for a vis'
with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mac
Donald
Mr. and Mrs Earl Kromcr and
children Eddie and Linda arc
visiting friends in Old Sayb~ook
Conn. this week En- route home
they will visit in Baltimore. Md,
and Washington, y G.
Mr.. and Mrs Duke Bolick and
daughter. Anne, spent few days
last week al Mays Head, n q.
Mrs T Freeman Eppes, Of Black
stone. is the guest 81 her sister
Mrs W. S Elliott
Bobby Burger spent last week in
Boydton with his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs H. H. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs Wade Macdonald
returned last week from visiting in
Falls Church and Warrenton Mr.
and Mrs s. A. Macdonald. Of
Norfolk who were guests Of his
brother and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Macdonald, accom-
panied them 81 me trip
MI. and Mrs w K Whidden and
daughter. Dolly left Sunday To
spend week al Myrtle Beach.
S e.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Z Andrews
and Mr. and Mrs S A Martin arc
spending a few days at Hot Springs
Mrs S A Heaton Of Augusta
Ga VIII arrive Tuesday for a visit
with her daughter and family. DR..
and Mrs Roy B Hargrove.
Mrs r G Gilmer. Jr., was the
guest Of her parents Nh and Mrs
H II Hutter, III Lynchbure for the
week end
r G Gilmer, jill. spent the week
end ~ Pembroke As the guest Of
his mhther Mrs r. q Gillner
Bob TAI lor, Andy Andrews
Chuck Patteson Ricky Davis and
Bobby Martin Will return home
Wednesday after spending the sum
mer al Camp Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs William Yates, of
Pulaski were week end guests OF
Mrs, Yates sister, Mrs w B.
Wall and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Traffic Mish0pS
BY Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety Consultani

ONLY TWO PERCENT Of Ill
automobile mishaps are true ac
cidents, according to police Of
fielals IN Berkeley, California
In fact, police there no longer
use the term "accidcnt" Instrnd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Baptist Girls
Back From Camp

Ms Lloyd p Whit. assistant
counselor Of the junior girls aux
ii.ary Of the Farmwile Baptist
Church. and members. Patricia
White Betty Blair MarRarct Glass
and Margaret ASborn, returned last
Neek from Camp V.cwinonf near
charlottesville Mrs White served
oH the camp staff
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

J. W Garnctt was the guest OF
his sisterin-law. Mrs. E.. c. Gar
nett, and family i'll Enfield, N. C..
for the week end, where he at
tended the marriage Of his niece,
Miss Anne Katherine Norman, to
John Cotton Taylor. Jr. Saturday.
Walter Picha @dson II Of Wash
nRton, D. G.. and M Elizabeth
Traylor Of Falls Church, were week
end guests Of Mrs Traylof's dauRh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Richardson, and
Mr. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. L.
III MaPri, Of Richmond, were also
guests in the same home Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

says Sergeant
George A. Rem
hacker, they
refer to those
mi h APPS in
volving cars as
caused occur
ences,' result M
ing from the
three rs"
Indi fife renee.
Inconpc tencc
and lrrcspon-
sibility.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

from visit with his father. Harold
Garrett III Midlothian Mr.. Gar
rcit. superintendent Of the high
school nearly completed in Mid
lothian, IS with Motley Construc-
tion Company
Ms James T. Walker, Jr.. and
daughter Jane, Of Culpeper. have
been guests OF Mr.. and MS. j +.
Walker
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w II. Butcher were Mrs. Butcher s
brother and family Mr. and Mrs
Robert + Blair. Of Danville. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Wells. Of Chcs-
ten.
MI and Mrs James Brandon left
Saturday 10 make their home IN
Highland. III They have been
quests Of MIS- Brandon parents
Mr and Mrs Morris O Smith.
dfcn viii return 10 Bucna Vista
Tuesday after visit with Sheriff
ard Mrs J T Clark. and Mr. and
Mrs d T Billings
Or and Mrs Jesse Davis, Of
Roanoke. visited IN the J f
Walker home Monday en- route to
Grove where they Will be guests Of
pr Davis mother. MS. Cornclia
Davis Martha Frances Jacobs, Of
Burkcville. and JOY Davis. who had
been visiting the Walkers. accom-
panied joys parents ID Crewe.
Mr. and Mrs r + Fisher and
Mrs Walter Rhodes were week end
guests Of MI and Mrs F G. Ash
worth III Winston-Salcm. N. c Mrs
Rhodes remained with her brother
nlaW and sister for an extended
visit
Tho Rev Kenneth Bryan. of
Richmond supplied for DR. w Otis
McClung at the Farmvilllc Baptist
Church Sunday while Or. and Mrs.
McCiunR arc on vacation
Mr. and M 4 John Warner and
children. Janet and Johnny spent
he week end Ii boswell al guests
Of Mr. and Mrs T. S Southworth
~ aNd Mrs- "lliiahl " Deli'f
i.'a Hah1L'eiSt ausan aha faulcia
hiiiE rti Nn diN sueSta
Dellor. and family
he hfN aha mrs. = Nofhah
90yaf9 Ielt MohaaV 10 a'teho Ue
Evrie.
MIS- = 2 ofallfN ana son Nen
ofallgf Spent AeVe'a! Gays ldS'
Potts. III Dundas
Mf ahh MiS- fanl JolhSoii ate
FIJI nome ai'ei ape'iallR "eek III
if ffospec' caDlh NE WaehlS-
,srs E,iyaho,h W caodo of
1ai'Aico- NaiIl a'in NirS' Miiiiiie
i''iplia''' n f'iea Naiii ~ IT. xls''-
w 'leil Sis'er' WIFI. n = ritA-
pa''lef y w : 7 'p'l 'loiit
mere Ml ano MfS ~ = rl'A-
pd''i'f, " 'd'eA'oo, hi' a'so EueS's
family Mr. and Mrs j. A. Harper
:.
ME- = " ,, 9a', n mas re-.
pending the past month with Mr..
and Mrs Leland Sanford
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Miss FarmriNe'' VIII BE Selected
At Tobacco Princess Festival Friday

bacco marketing center in the
tenth annual Tobacco Princess
festival az Richmond il October,
The contestants. who have been
chosen from Farmvllle and sur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Club Calendar

WSCS. Methodist Church-Wln
not meet during The month o.
August
Women of the Nooc-ThurSday
August q 3 pm at the Lodge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19

Miss Farnlville' VIII be selected
Friday night. AUGUST -. at 8 pm.
at Jarman Auditorium The lucky
girl. beauty and talent count also,
will represent this important to-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Irving Snyder
On Athletic
Commission

Irving M. Snyder, former ban
tamweight, featherweight, and
lightweight boxer who fought under
the name Nick Brown, has been
appointed a member of the newly
created Arizona Athletic Commits
sion.
A former athletic instructor at
Fort Meade and Fort Holabird,
Md, Snyder has served in the
Republic and Gazette circulation
department for 6 years and was
assistant sergeant of arms for the
state senate during the 1888 ses-
sion.
Snyder has been active in Cub
Scout and Boy Scout work in Phoe-
nix and is a member of the Demo-
cratic Party's state central COM
mittee. He is vice president of
Beth Sholom Congregation of Mesa.
Snyder, his wife, and their two
sons reside at 612 N. 48th st.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18

Cecil Newmark, 715 w. Oregon,
left last week with the OrpheuS
Club for a three-week singing tour
Of Europe. Visits will include vi
emma and the Worlds Fair in Brus-
sells. Newmark is Soloist with
the group.
Decor and Mrs. Harold Wittcoff
and sons, Ralph and Teddy, of
Minneapolis, visited in Phoenix June
lis. The Wittcoffs were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Glance of
912 w. GlenroSa.
Miss Janya Krakowsky, 309 W..
Granada, sailed June IL for three
month tour of Europe. The trip
includes Holland, Belgium, France,
and Austria. She will return Aug.
80.
ANNA BRAUNSTEIN, 4748 N.
18th left July on a flight with a
group of American Jewish social
workers to tour Europe and Israel
for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Toll, 345 w.
Berridge Lane, are flying the polar
route to the Scandinavian Penln-
sula. They will concentrate their
touring in Norway, Denmark, and
Sweden. They left July 10 and
will return the end of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted PoZil OF 53O2
NJ Sixth St. are Joining the Ober-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Coine In Running
For State Post

Bernard T. Caine, assistant at
torney general, has announced his
candidacy for attorney general,
subject to the Democratic primary
election. He pledged special en-
phasis would be placed on school
problems and assisting school auth
critics.
Caine, who has done graduate
work in the field of school admin
stration, has reviewed and written
special reports on tax exemption
laws, income, luxury, sales, use,
and property tax laws of Arizona
as counsel for the state tax COM
mission and for the House Tax
Study Committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
|onsky Wins
N Tourney

-arl Slonsky, a B'nai Birth bowl
came from behind with a bril-
i 277 game to edge Bob Blom-
hid, 645-644, for the Singles
Ssic tournament championship
MelroSe Bowl.
.lomstrand held a 42-pin lead
rolled a 232 in the third game,
Slonsky racked up four
hight strikes, picked up a split
a spare, then struck out the
t of the way except for getting
nine pins he needed on the
) ball. He earned trophy and
. cash with the victory.
applicants for entry in the B'nai
ith winter bowling league may
tact DR.. Samuel Hates, presi-
1t, at the Veterans Hospital or
rty Brodsky, secretary, at 305
Weldon Ave-, OR 4-4164.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Hairless Enters
Congress Race

Richard F. Hairless, an Arizona
member of Congress from 1943 to
1949, is a Democratic candidate for
congressman from District 1. A
University of Arizona gradute, he
has practiced law in Arizona since
1888.
"In addition to my congressional
experience" he said, "it has been
my privilege to be legal counsel
for the Colorado River Indian
tribes, a commission which takes
me to Washington frequently. My
contacts there, together with a
quarter-century of public service
in various capacities are among
the major reasons friends have
urged me to again be candidate
for Congress.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Bits of News

of Stanford University School of
Medicine.
He is now an intern at Kings
County Hospital, Brooklyn, and in
tends to specialize in psychiatry.
A 1850 North High School gradu-
ate, DR.. Mendelsohn attended the
University of Arizona for two years
and received his bachelors degree
from Harvard University in 1854.
y
DR.. Monroe Green, 2164 w.
Flower, has been named president
elect of the Greater Arizona Heart
Association for the 1958-1959 fiscal
year.
Jerry Hirshberg, 1913 E. Golfer,
is the newly elected president of
the Phoenix 2O-3O Club.
SHARON DEUTSCH, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Deutsch; Di-
ane Zaslow, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis zaslow; Michael Weiss,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Weiss;
and Robert Kelly, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Kelly are winners of
scholarships to Camp Saratoga,
Calf. The session will be Aug.
1871.
The selection is determined year
ly by the highest grades on exami-
nations, confirmation essay, and
activity in the Youth Group of
Temple Beth Israel.
Allen Rosenberg is chairman of
a new committee studying possible
revision of the city industrial codes.
BETH HEBREW Congregation has
scheduled a board meeting at $3.50
pm. Monday and a special gener-
al membership meeting for z pm.
Aug. 3.
Harriet Ramras, UCLA English
instructor and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ramras of 1909 w. San
Miguel Ave-, is spending the sum-
mer studying European methods of
teaching English. She is touring
Spain, Italy, Greece, France, Aus
tria, and Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
COMMUNITY CENTER
TO BEGIN SELE-STUDY

The Phoenix Jewish Community
Center will launch a self-study of
its program and facilities Sunday
when Blanchard, National Jewish
Welfare Board director of studies,
meets with the 10O-member study
committee.
The committee will attempt to
determine the center's current and
long-range needs. Center President
Samuel Langerman is committee
chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
EIec+ronic Compu+er
Indexes Ancient Scrolls

NEW YORK (JTA-Interpreta-
ton of the Dead Sea Scrolls was
moved up a notch here with the
announcement that a major portion
of the ancient manuscript has been
indexed with the aid of an IBM
electronic computer.
Since the 2,000-year-old document
has deteriorated and many words
are left only in part, the nearly
10000 words found in the parch-
ment were indexed by use of the
computer. With these references
ready, scholars will be able to
check the use of fragments, words
or portions of words against every
possible Interpretation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Asfhmdfic Home
Chapter Elects

Mrs. Albert Lorber has been
elected president of the Phoenix
Chapter of the Jewish National
Home for Asthmatic Children for
the 1958-59 year.
Other new officers are: Sam
Drey, Mrs. Louis Siegel, Mrs. Har-
ry Kay, and Stanley Steinman, vice
president; Harry Kay treasurer;
Mrs. Stanley Steinman, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. William Cha
fitz, financial secretary, and Mrs.
Louis Zaslow, recording secretary.
Mrs. Lorber was appointed dele
gate to the associations convention
at Denver Aug. 1913.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Attorney Swar+z Moves
Office To Luhrs Tower

Law offices of attorney John F.
Swartz have been moved to a
ground floor suite of the Luhrs
Tower Building, Jefferson Street
and First Avenue.
The former West Phoenix High
School business law instructor re-
ceived his bachelors degree at
Loyola University of Montreal and
his law degree from Detroit College
of Law. He resides with his family
at 821 w. Weldon Ave. and is a
member of Temple Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18

lin Conservatory music tour of
Europe. They will spend the sum-
mer in England, France, Italy,
Germany, and Austria attending
the major music festivals. They
will return the end of August.
FRIEDRICH Mendelsohn, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman MendelSohn,
70 E. Ashland, is a June graduate
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-07-18
Dance Troupe Arrives

NEW YORK (JTA-Inbal, the
Israeli Yemenite dance troupe, ar
rived here in time for New Years
Eve and will follow three weeks
of performances here with a three
month tour of the United States
and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
THE CHEF SAYS
Scouts
Offer
Recipe

Next week the Girl Scouts
Of America. almost three mil
lion Of them. celebrate their
46th birthday, These are the
future homemakers Of Amer
lea and according to Alice
Sanderson. home economist at
National Girl Scout headquar-
tiers, all is not outdoor CAMP
ing and hiking trips for them.
Cooking and baking are an
important. regular and popu-
lar part Of their program
you Can Count on Them"
is their theme this year In
keeping with this theme, the
Girl Scouts are not receiving.
they're giving a birthday pres
ent-a recipe for a lemon pie
with graham cracker pie shell,
and filings especially adapted
for three age groups: 7 to Q
years, 10 to IA years, and teen
ayers.
Whatever category your
daughter falls into, and wheth-
er or not she has ever even
boiled an egg. let her try her
hand with one Of these. She'll
enjoy it and so will you. And.
remember, she cleans up the
kitchen afterwards. These re.
cipes will serve six.
Graham Cracker Pie gheIl
Crush Is graham crackers
between sheets Of wax paper
or in q plastic or paper bag. to
make ~ cups Of crumbs. In
an 8-inch pie plate thorough
ly mix the crumbs. V cup soft
ened butter or margarine and
"a cup sugar. Measure out V
cup of the crumb mixture and
set aside. Press the remainder
in an even layer on sides and
bottom Of pie plate. Chill well.
about hour, before filling.
Combine / package Of instant
lemon-pudding mix and 2 cups
of cold milk in bowl. Beat until
smooth. following directions on
pudding package. Pour into pie
shell. Sprinkle reserved crumb
mixture over top. Chill until
serving time.
A More Advanced Filling
For Ages 10 to IA:
Beat l egg until frothy. Add
14-ounce can sweetened con-
densed milk. "a cup lemon juice.
teaspoon grated lemon rind
Cor "a teaspoon lemon extract).
Stir until mixture thickens.
Pour into crumb shell. Sprinkle
top with reserved crumb mix
ture. Chill one hour.
Senior Scout "Chief's FavOrite"
for the Teen-Ager
Mix "a cup sugar and "A
tablespoons flour. Add cup
hot water and cook until thick.
Beat yolks Of 3 eggs and stir
into mixture. Add 4 tablespoons
lemon juice. / tablespoon butter
and u teaspoon salt. Fill shell.
Beat 3 egg whites until foamy.
Add 3 tablespoons sugar. Beat
until whites hold shape. Spread
on pie filling so meringue
touches crust all around. Place
in oven at 800 degrees F. (about
is minutes) until meringue is
brown.
released BY the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Leftovers q Problem?

II leftover ham is a standing
problem in your home, try these
few suggestions. Cut ham into
cubes and combine it with hard
cooked egg and mushrooms for
a ham a la king serving. Serve
this on toasted corn bread for
a superb combination. For any
small bits of leftover ham, SIM
ply put them through the food
grinder. combine with mayon-
naise or some type of a salad
dressing, add a little pickle
relish for flavor and use 1t as
q spread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
|GIorified Hash

Glazed pineapple chunks are
delicious with corned beef hash
or sausages. Simply heat one
cup Of drained pineapple
chunks in / tablespoon butter
or margarine and add 2
tablespoons each of brown
sugar and catsup. Cook. stirring
all the while. for approximately
10 minutes or until well glazed.
AnNERMICEAHEAr