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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
MAYFAIR INSTALLS
OFFICERS

/ Mayfair PTA concludes the
school year on Wednesday, May
14th at 1880 p. m. in the schoo'
auditorium with an impressive
ceremony of installation by the
installing officer, Mrs. Johr
Schultz, Mayfair past president
Each officer will receive a cor.
sage and be "pinned" by hel
own child.
Program Chairman Mrs. Ro.
bert Gallon, will introduce q
senior travel consultant Of the
Cleveland Automobile Clut
Touring Bureau.
The historians report will be
read by Mrs. Charles Travis.
Child care will be provided as
usual, and refreshments will be
served.
Room Mother Chairman Mrs
Charles Hayes, announces the
hostesses, Mrs. Richard Macy
and Mrs. Nicholas r. Tartag-
liza Of Mrs. Katherine Knife's
room, Mrs. Leonard Hirsh,
Mrs. William Palmer from Mr..
Robert Chaunce Hearing Con-
servation Glass.
Retiring president, Mrs. Otto
Guenther, will turn the gavel
over to her successor, Mrs. Eu-
gene Reeser who steps into this
high office with the experience
of several years in various
chairmanships and other duties
with the PTA.
Mrs. Reeser is the mother of
three children, Eugene. jr., a
professional musician; Darlene
and Tom; and a grandmother,
the Eugene's juniors having a
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Resser and
family reside at 1876 North
field.
The new officers are: presi-
dent, Mrs. Eugene Reeser;
honorary vice president, Miss
Sarah Wynkoop; first vice
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
Campus
Echoes

Barbara Lee Hill, daughthel
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Miller OF
1858 Euclid ave.. was voteC
Haydn House representative Of
the Junior Class during recent
campus elections for the 1858
SO academic year at Flora Stone
Mather College If Western Re-
serve University
A graduate Of Shaw High
School in 1856, she plans to
major in sociology. Miss Hills
other activities include Stunt
Night, May Day and Choir.
Margaret Shelton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reid Shelton
Of 1924 Hanover dr., will re-
ceive the Letter Award for one
years participation in the
Mount Union College Band at
the bands annual spring out
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08

plants 10 pot :. u 70 10 blooms foil
wropped Din. pot, trimmed with bow mckes
otfroctive orol gift thoi soys u think you're swell"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
PRE-SCHOOL BREAKFAST
AT MAYFAIR

Mayfair pre-school chairman
Mrs. Louis Komaromy, an.
nounces the pre-school break.
fast for mothers Of children en-
tering Mayfair kindergarten in
September will be held Friday
May 9th at 9:45 a. m. in the
PTA room.
Mrs. Dorothy Hartland, kin
dergarten teacher, will talk to
and answer questions and the
president, Mrs. Otto Guenther,
will welcome the mothers.
A breakfast of rolls and cof-
fee will be served by Mrs.
Frank Consilio, Mrs. Nicholas
Tartaglia, Mrs. Edward Sau-
kiavicus and Mrs. Charles
Mooney.
ROZELLE
ROZelle PTA at its next meet
ing on May 18th, at 1:45 p. m,
will honor all gradmothers
who will be entertained by the
Brownies. Each grandmother
will be presented with a cor
sage with a special gift for the
youngest and oldest grand
mother present. There will
also be the installation Of the
new officers.
Rozelle PTA wilt hold a
Rummage Sale on May 18th
from 9 a. m. until 7:30 p. m. at
1502O Aspinwall ave. All rum
mage may be sent to Mrs
James Lyndall, 1179 Bender
ave-, before May 18th, or call
her at PO 1-7491 if you want
it picked up. Things such as
clothing, books, toys, etc, are
needed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
Injuries Hand

Mrs. Helena Molnar Of 1904
East 133rd ST., injured her right
hand when it was caught in a
wringer Monday, May 5th. She
was treated at Huron Road
Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
DIR. MEYERS TALKS
TO CHAMBERS MOTHERS

A reminder to all sixth grade
mothers - DR.. L. L. Meyers
principal of Kirk Junior High
School, will discuss curriculum
and procedures at Kirk, in the
Chambers Museum room, Fri
day, May 10th at 200 p. m.
All sixth grade mothers are
urged to attend and become
acquainted with what to expect
when their children enter Kirk
in the Fall.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
p. II. n. News

president, Mrs. Gordon Mar.
quette; second vice president
Mrs. Howard Eller; recording
secretary, Mrs. Carl Strass.
hofer; treasurer, Mrs. Malcolm
Shields; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Harry Miller; his.
torian, Mrs. Nicholas r. Tar
taglia; active past presidents,
Mrs. Otto Guenther, Mrs. Thorn
as Evans, Mrs. John Schultz.
Delegates to East Cleveland
PTA Council: Miss Sarah Wyn-
koop, Mrs. Eugene Reeser, Mrs.
Gordon Marquette, Mrs. Will
liam Haker, Mrs. Charles Ira
Wis, Mrs. Glenn Smith. Alter
mates: Mrs. Thomas Evans,
Mrs. Otto Guenther.
Mrs. Eugene Reeser an
nounces her newly appointed
chairmen are:
Program - Mrs. Howard
Eller; hospitality - Mrs. Otto
Guenther, Mrs. Gordon Mar
quette, Mrs. John Schultz;
membership Mrs. Michael
Natco.
Hostess - Mrs. Frank Con-
silio; co-chairman, Mrs. Cyril
Henkel.
Publicity-Mrs. Nicholas R.
Tartaglia, co-chairman, Mrs.
Frank Pasquale; ways and
means-Mrs. Harry Moody, CO.
chairman, Mrs. Richard Macy;
room mother-Mrs. Louis Ko-
maromy, co-chairman, Mrs.
Charles Hayes.
Motion picture-Mrs. Harry
Get len: refreshments - Mrs.
Paul Williams; decorating =
Mrs. Harold Winkler, co-chair-
man, Mrs. Edward Burba; pre-
school-Mrs. Donald Scheut-
zow; health-Mrs. Glenn Smith;
tax stamps-Mrs. Charles Lev
enberger, co-chairman, Mrs.
Douglas Rudolphy.
Magazines-Mrs. Jack Smith;
youth activities-Mrs. Thomas
Evans; cub scout representative
Mr.. Nicholas R. Tartaglia;
welfare-Miss Sarah Wynkoop;
legislation and by-laws-Mrs.
Otto Guenther and Mrs. Gordon
Marquette.
Board Of Education represen-
budget and nominating COM
Gordon Marquette;
mittee-Mrs. Otto Guenther.
East Cleveland Community
Council representatives: Mrs.
Eugene Reeser and Mrs. Gordon
Marquette.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08

door concert. The concert
scheduled for $3.50 p. m. on Sun
day, May 11th, will be held OF
the college campus.
A graduate Of Shaw Higl
School, Miss Shelton is affili
ated with the Alpha Delta P
social sorority.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08
SUPERIOR PTA
lHONORS STAEE

The Superior School PTA
May meeting is the annual Pot
Luck Luncheon for the princi-
pal, teachers, secretary and
nurse, on Tuesday, May 18th at
1900 noon in the PTA room.
We will have short busi-
ness meeting and installation
of new officers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Verlon
Smith, 143O3 Mayfair ave-, a
son, Dale Martin, April 25th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-08

Meyers, 1914 Hayden ave. The
boys have been named William
Albert and Robert Lawrence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07
BY EARLINE GIBSON
HOME AGENT

In a few weeks we will be in
the midst Of our husy summer
season, and DOW Is the time to
start planning our meals so that
we may be prepared for those
busy days. Planning ahead and
freezing ahead are two ways to
enjoy those busy days
According to Home and Gard
en- Bulletin No. 40, for tiptop
quality and economical use OF
freezer space, plan your freez-
ing and use Of pre-cooked main
dishes so that they will be ia
the freezer no longer than 2 or
3 months. However, most of
these foods if properly packed
and stored will no: suffer seri-
Gus quality loss if kept up to
mon,ns. After 6 months storage,
quality often declines rapidly,
but the food is still safe to eat.
In general, prepare the food
as you would If i; were to be
served right away. Do not over
cook. Some ingredients in main
dishes that must be reheated
for serving are bettsr if slightly
underdone for freezing. If cook
ed well-done before freezing
foods such as vegetables and
macaroni are Likely to be toe
soft when reheatei. They also
may have a warmed-over taste.
Crumb or cheese toppings are
best added when the food in re-
heated for serving.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07

TO have financial assistance, Rev
MI. CAN'T pointed out. In addi-
ton, to out-patien. clinics, op-
Grated to serve these patients
handled 58,766 visits from patti.
ents representing go of NORTH
Cardinals 100 counties. The IS.
80 bed patients admitted to the
hospital in the year received ;
total of 25,0334 days of hospita
care.
Each year brings an increas,
IN the number of patients need.
ing help from the Mothers Da,
fund, Rev. Mr.. CAN'T said, add
ing that figures released by tn,
hospital show that in the decad,
OF l948 through 1855, visits tc
the out-patient department grew
from 1906 in 1913 10 SO, 766 last
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07
Minute
Sermon

A police officer in Miami,
Florida, told the story. He had
a sad mission. He called upon a
father to report his daughters
death. The car, with another
young high school girl and two
young lads who were their class
mates, had struck a bridge abut-
ment at high speed and all of
them were killed. The blood
tests showed high alcoholic con-
test on all of them. Evidently
they had been drinking and lost
control of the car.
The father said tc the officer.
1--WE have d law against selling
liquor to minors. We have a law
against selling liquor on Sun
day. If | could find the man
who sold those tcen-agerS whis-
key this afternoon I'd kill him.
The father was so upset that
before the officer left Re said
he needed a drink to settle his
nerves. When he opened the
cabinet where he kept his own
supply of whiskey, he found a
note from mis- daughter which
said: Dear Daddy, we couldn't
buy anything to drink today so
we borrowed a bottle from you.
Well put it back next week
knew you wouldn't mind"
"And Reuben answered them,
saying Spake not unto you,
saying, Do not sin against the
child, and we would not
hear?" )Gcncsis 42:22)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07
Baptist Churches Will Make
Contributions To Hospifal

Members of "A churches of the
Columbus Baptist Association
will join with those of sonic g.
200 other Baptist Churches in
North Carolina in making con-
tributions to Baptist Hospital at
Winston-Salem on Mothers Day
May IL, Rev. p. c. Can't, pastor
of Tabor City Baptist Church
said today.
The offering given by North
Carolina Bap:ists each Mother.
Day is for the support OF the
hospitals extensive program for
the medical care ard hospital
ization of the needy sick.
Last year, about 40 per cent
OF the hospitals patient days
were devoted to those who had
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07
,sa. ~. Meditation
The Worlds Most Widely Used
Devotional Guide


Serve the Lord with gladness:
come before his presence with
singing. psalm 100:2.)
Time, talent, and treasure are
the heavenly gifts to human be-
ings. No day should pass without
our thanking God for those signs
of His mercy and love. 1t il
right to dedicate these gifts to
the Lord. How many hours OF
the day do we spend for Christ
and in His service?
When we surrender to Hin,
our talents, We get His blessing.
If we give Him our treasure
with glad hearts, He gives Us
great joy. Blessed are those who
say daily, Everything for Jes-
US"
Esther, a girl of six. heard in
Sunday school tina. true Christ
ianS, sacrifice all they have to
the Lord. On the floor she put
a big plate. On il she put her
bestowed treasures: her doll.
her picture book, her money
box. AT last she stood on it her
self and said, "IIerc you have
me, dear Lord, with all I pos
seSS."
PRAYER: Dear L3rd, we died.
lcate to Thee all cur time, our
talents, our treasure. We know
Thou hast given us these gifts
and Thou dost rightly expect a
real sacrifice from Us. Christ has
zone all for us on the cross; so
we want to do all for Him In
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07
Home Agent Says Now Is Time
TO Plan Those Summer Meals

Pastry crusts frozen unbaked
are more tender and flaky and
have a fresher flavor than those
baked and then frozen.
Quick cooling of food immed-
lately after it is cooked stops
the cooking and 50 helps keep
the natural flavor, color, and
texture of the food. 1t also re-
tards or prevents the growth of
bacteria that may cause spoil
age.
To cool, set uncovered pan of
food in iced or very cold water;
change the water to keep il
cold. Or set pan ON ice. Or put
the uncovered pan of food in a
cold place.
If you want to enjoy those
busy days ahead now is the
time to plan, prepare and freeze
those summer meels. For furth-
er information please contact the
home demonstration office.
AS soon rs the food is cool,
put it promptly into freezer
containers IF noisture-vapor-
proof or moisture-vapor-resist-
ant packaging material. Pack
the food tightly into the con-
tainer to reduce the amount of
air in the package.
In quart containers, the food
may be separated into 2 or
layers by a double thickness of
water-resistant material such as
cellophane between the layers
This makes it possible to separ-
ate the frozen block of food cas-
lily to shorten the re heating
time.
Choose a size Of container that
holds only enough for one meal
for your family. Quart contain
ers hold 4 to 6 servings; pints,
2 to 3. Use only containers with
wide top openings so the food
does not have to be thawed COM
pletely to remove it from the
container.
Many combination main dish
eS are semiliquid in consistency
and are best packagcd in rigid
containers made Of moisture
vapor-proof materials such as
aluminium, glass, pottery, plast-
ic, plain or enamclcd tin, OIL
moiSturc-vapor-reSiStant mater
ial such as hcaviiy waxed card
board.
Some prepared foods, like meat
pies and casserole dishes, may bs
frozen in the containers in which
they were baked, ready for re-
heating at time of using
Since liquid expands as i
freezes, allow ample head space
when packing liquid and semi
LIQUID foods. Meas freezers con-
tanners have a mari: or line tc
show how much head space tc
leave. For i tall. straight OF
Slightly flared container and fol
bags, y inch is generally re.
commended for pints and | incl
for quarts. For low. broad con-
tainers less mead space is need
ed, about "a inch for pints anc
IL inch for quarts To assure {
good closure, keep scaling edge.
free from moisture OF food.
When packaging foods with
freezer sheet material, wraI
them as tightly as possible.
If you thaw food completely
before relocating, it is usually
best to thaw in tine refrigerator
Thawing at room temperature
may cause dangerous Spoilage il
it takes more than 8 or 4 hours
Once food is thawed, use il
Immediately.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07

His name. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Blessed are we if we say dali
ly Everything fo- Jesus" anC
act accordingly.
Ruth LuchSinger,
Educator (Switzerland)
Additional Bible Reading =
Galations 5:7-26
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07

This Baptist Hospital nurse and
small patient decorate this years
Mothers Day posters which are
being displayed in some 5000
Baptist churches Throughout,
North Carolina as Baptsits OF
the state prepare for their an
nual Mothers Day offering May
IL for their Hospital at Winston
Salem. Funds raised on Mothers
Day go for the care of those who
need hospital or medical care
and cannot pay the cost.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-05-07
REGISTER OF DEEDS

report of the Register of
Deeds for the month of April
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
poema Ae hoy
Amor Mudo

70 siempre Ia omore como en- un sueno
sin contesorle nunco mi quimero,
Porque oil tonnor una expression %cuoIquiero
ton eronde amor Porecerd pequeho.
Constontemente me verd risueno
y Posord n y otro Primovero.
sin sospeehor que Por Ia vez Primero,
tiene un odnirodor y no es su ddeho.
Y este pequeho loorino' que Iloro =
codo vez que Ia encuentro hosto que expire,
tomblen Sc Perderd, por. mi decoro.
Pues 20 sobre ton rdpido ocuItorIo
que ella no Ia vera, nj ounque me mime
en- eI precise instonte de %IIororIo.
coRDoVA ITURBURU =
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

Hoy sAbado a las once de Ia
manana, err la Iglesia Cat6lica
de Santa Teresita de JESUS, Co
raj Gables, uniran sus destinos
baJo los lpzos indiSolubleS de
una ceremonia religiosa, la cul-
ia " gent senorita Mercedes
Hilaris Alfonso, hiia del senior
Jesus Alfonso y sonora, Asun-
ci6n aCasadO de Alfonso, distin-
guides miembros de nuestra CO.
lonia hispanoamericana, y Ell CO.
rrccto caballero senior Frank
Walter White, Jr., hijo del senior
Frank w. White y sonora, lone
de White.
Oficiara los ritos ell Reverendo
Padre Neil Fleming y rendira
los cSnticos liturgicos al organo
Ell senior Paul Pepin.
La novia entrara al recinto
del brazo de SUI padre, ataviada
de una bella creaci6n interpre
tada en- saten y encaje de Chan.
lilly, de cehido corpino, man.
gas largas y falda amplisima
Que termina en- maiestuosa cola,
obra de la sonora Ella Manzano.
E yelo, clatro camadas de tut
Illusion estara sujetado a una
preciosa tiara de perlas y lente.
juelas mas corto adelante que
hacia atras, y en- sus manos por-
tara una magnifica orquiiea ro-
deada de rosas blancas. Por jo-
vas, Nsara unos finos aretes de
perlas y brillantes, como "algo
prestado" de la tia del novio.
Seran los padrinos ell senior
John B. COnlan y la senorita
Maria Alfonso, hermana de la
desposada, quien lucira I'm ira
je dertafeta coral adornado con
velvetina del mismo color pero
mas sObscuro y portara un ra-
mo de rosas amarillas. Las da-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
De t~enfrOamarica

Sc encuentran en- Miami
Beach, de vacaciones, las
apreciables damas centric.
americans, dOna Ena La.
COS de DebayIe y su hija,
dOha Llama Debayle de
Cardinal, procedentes de
Nicaragua, y dona Rina
Lagos de Salaberria, pro.
cedentes de Ell Salvador.
DIARIO LAS AMERI.
CAS- saluda cordialmente
a las distinguidas viaje-
ras, elementos respetables
de la sociedad centroame.
ricana, y les desea una
grata permanencia en- es-
ia ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

mas de la novia, atraviadas CO.
mo la madrina, SerAn las senoras
Bertha de Tillman y Pillar de
FOx, hermanas de la novia, Sc
nora Joan de Cooke, hermana
del novio la Srta. Dolores Mai.
da, escoltadas por los caballeros
Russell McGraw, Peter Portan.
tie, Richard Murphy y Robert
Cooke. -,
Regaran petalos de rosa al
paSo de la novia las ninitas Lin.
da Tillman y Cheryl Lee Cooke
y portara los anillos nuciales
el apuesto nino Danny Brake.
Terminada la ceremonial reli-
giosa, los padres de la nova
ofreceran una reception en- los
salones de les Cabal1eros de Co.
lon, Coral Gables, a la cual han
sido invitadaS numerosas amis-
tades. de ambas familias contra.
yentes
AL regreso del viaje de luna
de miel por el sureste de los EE.
w., esta estimada pareja fila.
ra su reSidencia en- esta ciu-
dad.
La senorita Alfonso curse estu-
dos en- la Escuela Superior de
Miami, es ex Presidenta y ex
Tssorera de la confraternidad
Beta Sigma Phi, Capitulo Gam
ma XII, y ex Tesorera del Con-
cejo de Miami de la Beta Sig
ma Phi, Ell senior White. egreso
de Ia Universidad de Miami y
presto servicios en- las Fuerzas
Aereas de los EE. UU. con Ell
grado de temente.
Para ellos, nuestros votos fer
vientes porque socen de una
felicidad eterna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Observations
que me HugO 20
POr VICTORIA

Reconocer nueStros erroreS es
una yirtud que poquiSimas per
sonaS poseen en- este mundo,
Sin embargo NADIA hay que trail
ga mayor tranquilidad al espi
ritz que ell confesar que hemos
juzgado NAL a slguien, que he
mos cometido una injusticia,
que hemos adoptado una acti-
tud intransigente y nos hemos
dejado llevar por la impaciencia
0 la ira.
Las personals de naturaleza
impulsiva son reacias a con-
templar sus propios errores' y
muchos menos a la autocritica.
En- la %juventud, Sc nota esta
tendencia mas que en- ninguna
otra edad, porque los amos de
la adolescencia son siempre inn
petuosoS. Ell paso de los amos
trae mayor equilibrio spiritual
y hace mas facil reconocer, sin
ningdn descredito para nues-
ira personalidad, las equivoca-
clones propias. 70 creo que es
un alivio muy grande ell descar-
gar la conciencia de pensamien-
tos y opiniones que algunas We
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
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49, - s--@ +
KSMM
1-8 de cucharadita de pimien

1-S de cucharadita de pimien
ia
IL .cucharadita de salsa In
gless. Perejil picado.
Sc ponen las papas machaca-
das y ell cubito de concentrate
para sopa en- ell aqua en- que Sc
cocieron las papas. Sc mezcla la
mantequilla o margarine con la
harina al BANJO de Maria; Sc
agrega la leche POGO a POGO, y Sc
cuece hasta que parezca una sal
sd espesa y uniforme. Sc agre-
ga la cebolla rallada y ell queso
desmenuzado; Sc menea hasta
que Ell queso Sc derrita. Sc ana
de la mezcla de papas y las espe-
cias. Sc sirve caliente, guarneci-
da con ell perejil picado. Da
para 6 porciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

les condolences. me parece
que resolvera listed facil-
mente su problema con cal
ma, pacieneia y habilidad.
Sobre TODD habilidad. No lie
de guerra a SUI esposo; liable
lie y pregdntele con naturali-
doad, sea amable y carinosa,
.hagale attractive ell hogar, sea
I'd misma atractiva para Ell.
Lo tiene I'd. TODD a SUI favor
en- su propiC modo de ser Y
en- su maneIa de enfrentarse
con Ell pronlema del desvio cir
cunstanciai de SUI esposo. Ell
tempo y sus cualidades es-
tan trabalande en- favor de
listed
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
Ell Case DE ANA


Ana lleya una
vida normal con SUI esposo.
Tienen I'm hijo, que smbos
.adoran. Ell esposo Sc ha COM
portado bien hasta ahora, pc
70 ha conocido a una mucha-
cha divorciada y mi consular
tie teme = lie entire ellos existe
Ago mas que una mera amis-
tao. Hay detalles que pare
cen confirmarlo.
Toda su car
ia es de una sensateZ POGO.
comun Sc We que es listed
una persona bien equilibrada
y que tiene del matrimonio
un coneepto admirable. En- ia
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15
sOPA DE QUEsO DE REY

IL taxa de papas machaca-
das, calienteS
l CUBIC de concentrate para
sopa
IL litro de aqua en- que Sc
cocieron las papas
2 cucharadas de mantequilla
de primera ealidad
4 ,cucharadas de harina
IL litro de leche
l cucharada de cebolla ralla.
da
l taxa de queso desmenuza.
do
"a de cucharadita de sal
Ia de cucharadita de pimen.
ton
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-15

cumpIeaEos

cumpIeaHos
Celebra hoy su dia de dias Ia
apreciada dana Guiana sonora
MirelIa de Modal, esposa del Sc,
nor Gerardo Modal, motive por
ell cual nos complace felicitar.
la cordialmente y desearle mu-
chos amos mas de vida, plenos
de gratas sorpresaS y dichas.
4 r
Al lado del carino de sus
seres queridos, llega hoy a Yin
nuevo ano de SUI allegro exis-
tencia ell gracioso niho Barry
BOrges a quien nos es grato
felicitar de manera muy cordial
y desear mrchos, y muy Ventu-
rosos, amos mas de vida.
(Pasa a la Pagina 76)4al~4