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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26

defect of to the right as much
as the straight ball. And be-
cause the short hook ball
doesn't begin hooking until it
is pretty far down the alley, it
still has plenty Of stuff when
it goes into the l-3 pocket.
If you've got footwork. arm
swing and timing down pretty
well. experiment with this short
hook.
tcopyrisht. 1859, John F. Ollie Coz
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Frosted Ham

One (8-ounce) package
cream cheese, 11a teaspoons
horseradish, 2 tablespoons
California Sauterne wine, l
teaspoon instant minced on
ion, seasoned salt, 2 table
spoons chopped pimiento, y
cup ripe olive wedges, cold
baked ham, plain or salted
almonds, small lettuce cups,
spiced picked fruits such as
kumquats, orange slices,
fancy pickle slices, ripe olives.
Soften cream cheese; blend
in horseradish, wine, onion
and seasoned salt to taste.
Add pimiento and ripe olive
wedges. Spread over top and
sides of cold baked ham; stud
top of edge of ham with
almonds. Chill until ready
to serve. Arrange ham on
serving platter. Garnish with
small lettuce cups filled with
spiced picked fruits, etc.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

their salad dressing mixes
were created by Lawry's
Foods, Inc, plus a new dip
mix line available in three
flavors.
Latest developments in the
packaging of frozen foods are
the new see-through bags
for berries. And coming soon
will be the pour" foods
doose frozen) in rigid con-
tainers that can be as e9sily
resealed as the bags now
becoming popular.
Sixteen new products kept
publicity people at General
Foods on the jump. They
include two instant potato
products, caramel chips,
another salad dressing mix,
drink powder, three fiavors
in cake mixes, four items
added to the gourmet line.
and a frozen punch. Birds
Evening star., 1959-12-28
1859 in Review

From General Mills came
two new pound cakes; their
country Kitchen line of cake
mixes in eight flavors; two
new froStings, three cereals,
refrigerated pizza, bread
sticks, and instant mashed
potatoes.
BoilabIe bags of sliced
meats, brown n serve sau-
Sages in a new shape, in
dividually wrapped bone-in
ham slices, semiboneless ham,
and smoked turkeys were
among Swift & Co.'S new
comers.
A high-protein, ready-to-
serve cereal made news with
the Kellogg Co.
Three new Campbell Soup
Co. products were two soups
and a chicken gravy. Alcoa
came out with super-strength
wrap; Reynolds introduced
the 7-inch roll of colored
aluminium foil.
The r. T. French Co. is
Dragging about their new
gourmet line of spices-36 in
all-with threaded caps to
insure freshness. Sauce-quik,
an all-purpose sauce base,
was developed in the Accent
plant. Dromedary chopped
dates with the NabiSco label
arrived in time for holiday
baking.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

culture with supplies due to
increase during February.
Prices are expected to be
reasonable not only because
Of increasing supply but also
because commercial buyers
for freezing and storing will
not yet have entered the
market. AS for size, large
eggs will predominate.
Better get out more Of
your favorite pork recipes
because this meat will con-
tinue at high levels. Some Of
the bargains available will
be a welcome relief to holi-
day-weary food budgets.
Beef, too, will continue to be
in good supply, about 5 per
cent higher than a year ago,
reports the American Meat
Institute. Look for good buys
in lamb. the institute adds.
More lamb will be marketed
than in recent months.
Looking back over the
Evening star., 1959-12-28

roast, and chuck steak with
blade bone in, also stew beef
and ground beef.
Other food stores are Of
fering rib roaSts, sirloin and
porterhouse steaks.
Pork continues to be a
good bargain with still an
other food chain putting the
emphasis on loin or rib end
roasts. loin or rib half roaSts
and rib chops.
Hams of all description are
widely advertised for the
week end. Shoppers will find
good buys on regular hams,
fully cooked hams, or canned
hams.
At produce counters, ice
berg lettuce, slicing tomatoes
in cartons, celery hearts,
onions, winesap apples,
grapefruit and Anjou pears
are the outstanding values.
Eggs deserve top place on
the January shopping list,
according to the United
States Department of Agri-
Evening star., 1959-12-28

Four products-corn oil
margarine, decaffeinated in
slant coffee, Watermelon and
peach favored gelatins-
were distributed nationally
by Standard Brands. Inc.
The newest additions to
Libby, McNeill & Libby's
frozen food line were two
concentrated fruit drinks;
frozen artichoke hearts and
diced turnips with chopped
green's. The company also
marketed two new canned
juices in quart sizes.
Ralston Purina put corn
chex, a new dry cereal, on
the grocers' shelves and re-
port their Ry-Krisp will be
available early in 1860 in a
new package just like the
one you get at your favorite
restaurant.
New package designs for
Evening star., 1959-12-28
FESTIVE SUPPER TO USHER IN THE NEW YEAR

past year, we've jotted down
some of the new items that
made news in the food world.
Some are old products in a
new dress, others entirely
new creations. OF the new
products, cake mixes and
various forms of instant po-
tatoes seem to stand out.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

Eye introduced peas, limas,
mixed vegetables and carrots
and peas in 2-pound poly
ethylene bags and Italian
green beans. A new ready-to-
eat oat cereal was available
in limited areas.
PillSbury kitchens were
busy, too. They frightened
the food world with two
instant potato products. two
angel food mixes. popover
mix, two dessert mixes, and
two versions of Boston cream
pie. In their refrigerated
line. they introduced a flaky
dinner roll and chocolate
chip cookies.
From Corning came new
items in their sensational
pyroceram ware: Two and
one-half quart saucepan, 7
and 8 inch skillets and two
sizes of percolators.-V. F.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

and refrigerated until ready
to add the last crowning
touch.
A beautifully frosted ham
Is the star of this midnight
supper. Bake it early, let it
cool, and then frost it with
a well-seasoned cream cheese
icing. Refrigerate until
ready to serve then stud the
edges with toasted blanched
almonds (have these ready
to stick on at the last min
ute).
Wash, dry and chill let
tuce cups; store in vegetable
crisper. At suppertime, ar
range small lettuce cups
filled with spiced picked
fruits, such as kumquats,
orange slices, fancy pickle
slices, or ripe olives. around
the edge of the platter. For
q final flip, stick a kabob
Of fruit on top of the ham.
Mix the cheese-butter
spread to go with the as
sorted breads and tuck it
away in the refrigerator, too.
Prepare and chill the in
gradients for the salads . .
a squeeze of lemon juice will
keep the avocado from dark
ening. Just before serving
time, arrange the fruits at
tractively in low-footed COB
lets or sherbet dishes. Perch
q sprig of fresh mint or a
wee spray of glossy holly
leaves in each glass to add
O festive air.
Buy or make the cake
(using a package of your
favorite cake mix, ice and
sprinkle with tiny colored
candies and set aside in a
cool spot.
Supplementary recipes
(not pictured) that may
come in handy for your big
evening that will start late
and end early include the
popular cereal snack you can
make tomorrow, a curried
dip, also a make -ahead, and
q favorite tidbit with the
menfolk tartar steak
bites. These can be mixed,
shaped into biteSsize balls.
and coated in advance, then
returned to the refrigerator.
Early in the evening put
the champagne or rose wine
in the refrigerator to chill so
it will be ready when the
clock strikes IL.
And a Happy New Year to
you all!
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Purfuit Salads

Use large parfait glasses
or goblets for each individual
salad. Arrange small crisp
romaine leaves in each glass.
Layer or arrange sliced apple,
avocado, canned cling peach
slices and pitted fresh Cali
fornia dates in each glass.
Add a maraschino cherry or
two for color, if desired.
Serve with fruit-type French
dressing or your favorite
mayonnaise or cooked salad
dressing.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

Add q touch of festive churm TO
the holidays. Highs meIIow-rieh
Egg Nos Ice Creom hos on old
fashioned goodness thut fomiIy
and friends enjoy together.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Scramble

Two pounds mixed nuts,
12-ounce) package bite
size shredded-wheat squares,
l 101a -ounce) package
crisp doughnut-Shaped oat
cereal. l (6-ounce) package
bite-size crisp rice squares,
l (7-ounce) package small
pretzel twists, l (534 -ounce)
package slim pretzel sticks,
l (412-ounce) can pretzel
bits, 2 cups salad oil, 2 table
spoons Worcestershire sauce,
l tablespoon garlic salt, /
tablespoon seasoned salt.
Mix all ingredients in a
very large roaster or large
pans. Bake in a very slow
oven (250 degrees) 2 hours,
stirring and turning mixture
with wooden spoon every Is
minutes (be careful not to
crush cereals. Makes about
8 quarts.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
ALHE MARKET
fYBAsKET
Meat Specials Vary

Beef, hams and pork take the spotlight away
from poultry this week as suggestions for your
New Years Day dinner t--r'.
In beef, one food chain is featuring a sale on
chuck beef. The specials include chuck roast
shoulder roast with arm bone in boneless shoulder
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Cheese Spread

One-half pound soft ched-
dar cheese spread or soft
grated cheese, u cup softened
butter or margarine.
Blend ingredients until
smooth or beat on electric
mixer. Mixture may be
varied by adding a little dried
dill or other herbs or beat
ing in a little white dinner
wine, if desired. Makes about
112 cups.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Confetti Cake

Frost a large chiffon,
sponge or angel food cake
with fluffy boiled or 7-min-
ute icing, tinted a delicate
pink, if desired. Sprinkle
cake with small round multi
colored candies, small round
colored mints, tiny gum
drops, etc.
Evening star., 1959-12-28

To bake ham: Bake ia.
orite canned ham using direc-
tions given on label and add
ing u cup California sau-
terne or other white dinner
wine to jelly surrounding
ham; baste with these rich
juices during cooking. Let
stand until cold.
Note: The above amount Of
"frosting" is sufficient for a
small to medium canned ham.
Recipe may be doubled for
large ham is desired.
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Buffet Features
Do-Aheud Foods
By VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor of The Star

For the gayest night of the year, we've planned
menu for late supper that will leave host and
hostess free to enjoy their own hospitality.
From SnackS to gaily decorated cake, all the
food may be prepared well in advance of party time
Evening star., 1959-12-28
Turtur Steak Bites

One pound ground sirloin
or top round steak. 2 table
spoons instant minced onion,
ls teaspoon garlic powder, 2
teaspoons salt, "a teaspoon
black pepper. l az ounces)
can chopped ripe olives, /
egg, chopped parsley.
Combine uncooked ground
meat, onion, garlic powder,
salt, pepper and "a cup of
ripe olives. reserving re-
mainder. Mix gently and
shape into small bite-size
balls. Beat egg. Combine
remaining ripe olives with
chopped parsley. Dip each
ball into beaten egg and roll
into parsley-olive mixture.
Serve on picks using gi.ded
pineapple for holder. Makes
about four dozen "bites."
To make gilded pineapple,
use a can of gold spray and
coat a fresh pineapple, leaves
and all. Hang wee, Christmas
balls on the branches"
perch a tiny Santa or a
Father New Year at the top.
Curried Dip
One az ounces) can
chopped ripe olives, / cup
cottage cheese, l tablespoon
instant minced onion, "a to
y teaspoon curry powder,
salt to taste, pepper to taste,
dash of Tabasco sauce, l
tablespoon fresh lemon juice.
Blend all ingredients. Serve
with potato chips, crackers
or melba toast. Makes about
112 cups spread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Scores Of 80, SO Win Dilisi0n H0n0rs
In yaycees Annual Junior Golf Event

Baxter Garter, Of Farnville.
posted an l8-hole score Of 80 10 win
the older boys division Is and II
years Of age of the Farmville
Junior Chamber of Commerce 5
annual regional junior golf tomna-
ment last week at Longwood Golf
Club.
B. c. Wilkerson. Of Crewe. fired
an 80 to take runner-up honors III
the division Third place vert ID
Louis Zee Fore. OF Farmville, who
shot an IS.
Billy c. ubbard. Of Farnville.
shot an SO, the best round Of his
golfing career to capture honors ia
the division for boys - and under
Kenny Toney, Of Crewe. was run
ner up in the Is and under division
with score Of 80. while Mike An
drews. of Farnvllle, was third oil
a round of l07.
State Tourney Next
Carter and Wilkerson. winner and
runner up in the older division. Will
SPORTS. SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
FHS, District 3
Court, Grid Star
Enrolls At H-SC

How Clabough, form r
Farmville High School three sport
standout now at Fork Union Mill
tary Academy, will enroll at Hamp-
den-Sydney College in September.
Athletic Director Robert Thalman
announced today Clabough re-wrote
all FHS and District 3 football and
basketball scoring records while
playing with the FHS Wolverines.
A great broken field halfback and
a deadly basketball shot as high
school student, Clabough held the
/ school and District 3 scoring
records In both sports while at
Farmville High.
He will go out for football and
basketball at Death Valley. Athletic
Director, Bob ~Thalman expressed
delight with Clabough's decision.
We've wanted h m for a long
time Bob says.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

berth. IL was one of four Virginia
players On the second team along
MI IN Randolph-Macon's pitching
star Mac Felts, and Lynchburg' 8
Fred Pittman, first base, and Gar
nett Jamerson, outfielder.
Hawker and Davis we're the only
players IN the MD loops Southern
Division named to the first team.
The other first team pitcher. in
Scidentally was Loyola's Ray Short,
who was on the m ound when
HaWker lost his only start, a 10
four hitter in the three game
championship series.
Honorable Mention
Hampden-Sydney had three. of the
four honorable mention places won
by Old Dominion players, Bucky
Dodson, second base, Larry Ham,
mer, utility, and Billy Pierce,
pitcher.
Pierce will be the only player
n the Tiger all-star contingent miss
lng next year. The senior lefty
compiled a great 1872 four-year
tWlrllng record
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Four More Tigers Cited
H-SC's HaUker, DaUis First Team
Picks On MasOn-DixOn AU-Stnrs

Leon Hawker and Tommy Davis.
two standouts during Hampden-
Sydney's march to a fourth straight
MasonDixon Conference baseball
championship this season, have
been named to the Conference an
star team.
The two, who will be playing
their final year Of college ball next
season. We're recently named COL
captains Of the Tigers for the 1860
season.
Hawker, who had a 81 pitching
record and hit at a Asst pace. was
named to the first team as a pitcher
and was chosen the second team
shortstop Such support in the bal
loting gave the Danville star the
most points of any player selected
for the all-star squad
Mclean Picked
Davis, a Richmonder. was a first
team outfield selection, along with
Albert Steward, of Western Mary
land, and David Carney, Of Loyola
Davis, batting 1888 for the season.
was No. 2 hitter for Coach Milan s
Tigers behind Hawker
Wayne Mclean, the TIGERS
steady catcher, won second team
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
New Hunting, Fish
Licenses On Sale,
Deadline June 30

Sportsmen Nv it's time once again
to purchase hunting and fishing Ii
cenSes.
All licenses and permits issued
by the Virginia Commission of
Game and Inland Fisheries with the
exception of dog tags expire at mid
night June 30. and new 1959-196o
license will be required on July L.
Lillian B. Layne. chief of the
game commission fiscal division.
advises that the new licenses and
permits have been shipped to the
l06 court clerks and 100 agents who
sell the licenses and should be
available now
Some 100000 Of the new one-dol-
lar resident trout fishing licenses
were sent out during the l958-l959
fiscal year, exceeding the com
missions expectations.
Also on their way to license deal
ers are the completely revised 1889
1860 game law digests, it was an
nounced
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

get an expense-paid trip courtesy of
Farmville Jaycees to the Jaycee
state tournament June 23-July at
the Cavalier Beach and Yacht Club
at Virginia Beach.
The top four in the state tourna
ment viii be sent TO the national
Jaycee tournament, final event in
the Jaycees' outstanding youth pro
gram.
The Farmville sponsors awarded
a trophy to the winners in the two
divisions and a medal to the run
ners up Each Of the 80 boys par
ticipating in the tournament re-
ceived q new golf bail Every boy
was winner. was the way
Tournament Chairman w. "A.
Billy Wat son described the
awards Of ball I'd all
Wives Help Out
Wives Of the Jayc sponsors
provided sandwiches for noon
time rest for the boys and drinks
were furnished by arrangements of
the Jaycees.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
FHS Stops R-H
Brunswick To Be
Farmville Summer
Loop Foe Tonight

Brunswick County High winners
OF three straight starts in the Sum-
mer High School League. are due
here tonight Friday to complete
the home-and-h home series with
Farmville High.
Game time is 730 pm.
The Lawrenceville nine whipped.
Blackstone n and Ill in the series
with the Rams, and Tuesday night
measured the FHS Wolverines a.
at home.
Coach Gilmer's Farmville Squad
stands IL for the summer season,
splitting with Randolph Henry and
losing the series opener with Bruins
wick.
Louis "Skeeter" Fore was on
the mound as Farmville defeated
Randolph Henry 4-3 at Charlotte
G. H., last Friday night. Fore, with
his control troubles under his best
discipline Of the season, gave up
only four hits.
Farmville won the contest on a
rash Of timely doubles. the two
base blows being whacked by John
D. Jones. Fore. Bryant Buchanan
and Gene Southall.
Amelia Highs Orioles dumped
Crewe tuesday night 81 behind the
three-hit pitching Of Eldred Ander-
son.
The Orioles will be Farmville's
next series foe. the teams meeting
at Amelia Tuesday night, and re-
turning to the Farmville field for
re-play Friday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19

Watson said the jos were especi-
ally pleased with the growth of the
field of participants fro m last
years 20. and with the size of the
gallery of parents and friends fol-
lowing the boys.
Radio Station WsVs broadcast
the event from the course.
Watson said there were % entries
il the u and under division and
seven il the older boys division.
The players came from three com
munities, Farmville. with II, Crewe,
with -, and Amelia with ore.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
90 Golfers To Begin y Hole Quest
For Baskervill Bowl Title Saturday
1858 Titlist Back To Defend
Grown In Fifth Annual Tourney

Ninety-six golfers full field
Golf Club links tomorrow (Satur-
day. to answer the biggest golf
question of the year here: whose
name will become the fifth to be
engraved on the Baskervill Bowl?
OF the field of entries in the fifth
Baskerviu invitational only the
championship flight group will be
contesting for the coveted bowl, but
the other flights, first through the
fifth. have fine array of prizes
waiting for the eventual winners.
Competing golfers are placed in
competitive flights according to 10
hole qualifying scores.
Qualifying rounds must be com
pleted today, since the 72-hole grind
for the match play title starts Sat
urday and concludes Sunday, with
the winners shooting Sc holes each
Of the two days.
Low Quall11erS
With over 70 of the field finished
with qualifying rounds, Howard Fer
guso1. of the host club and tourna-
ment chairman, posted the low
score of II. William Chapman, also
Of the Longwood Club. and Charlie
Holman. of Amelia, followed with
1875.
Billy Franklin and R A. WIlmoth,
both Longwood members, fired 79s,
with John Howard. Of Alexandria
coming in next with an go
Among the entrants still to qualify
today are numerous golfers from
out Of town. Jake Elliott, the Dur
ham, N. e.. defending Baskervil
champion, is here for tuneup
rounds. but as champion does not
have to qualify He won the 1858
tournament over Tom Jones. of
Halifax, posting a "A in the final
Is holes.
Bowl Winners
Elliott's name. the fourth on the
Bowl, follow d Dennis Critzer
1855 Cliff Eley 1856 and w. A.
Watson. III, 1857 The Carolinian
with the sound game is a stout fav-
orite to repeat
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-19
Surface Lure Nets
Farmville Caster
Big One At Trice's

Trice's Lake, which has given
many a fisherman catch to talk
about, has come through again.
This time John D. Wilson, Farm
vile radio man, hooked a seven
and a half pound bass.
wilson. an avid fisherman.
caught his about dusk June g. He
was in the upper reaches of the
lake casting near the shore with
spinning tackle and top-water
Jitterbug when the big fellow
struck
Sensing he had a big one hooked
Wilson let the fish take long run
then kept reel-in pressure on him
all the way. T. j. Fulcher. in the
boat with Wilson. handled the land
ing net as Wilson guided the prize
catch into it.
The bass stuck to the deep with
out breaking water. Wilson was us
ing ten-pound test line.