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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

That money can buy is brought
out in this center-hall brick and
frame COLONEL. located in scenic
Beverly Hills Of Euclid. As extra
features. q large puneled reor
sunroom. lovutorY. fireplace on
lst; 8 twin-sized bedrooms. bath
on End: poneled rec room with
fireplace; telephone jacks; 8
TV outlets. The whole house ex.
presses the meticulous care OF
its present owner. They re-
luctuntlY part with this choice
home at the low price Of
S27. 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Sl4.e0c

3-bedroom colonial: large car
peted living dining room: full
basement; garage: fenced in
yard. Minutes 10 Lakeland Free
way.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
BRICK COLONIAL
NDCnY Jg CITN

Center hall entrance: 3 large
bedrooms. 24xl4 #. living room
with wood burning fireplace.
large dining room. kitchen with
nook. iomily room and lovatory
on lst. Rec. room. 2-cdr attached
garage. l00x837 Fl. lot 4e9
Trebisky Rd. in Richmond Hts.
S29.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
TRADES?

TRADE?
With some realtors this is pos.
sibility. With Webster Reolty
this is q probability. as we will
toke onYthing Of value in trade.
Sl3.300
l0-yeor old. 3-bedroom ranch;
cedar wood tongue-und -grooved
living room. mople wood kitch-
en- cabinets; 2-cor guroge: low
tdxes: neor school bus stops.
Hurry. won't last. Immediate
occupancy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
ATTENTION G.l.'s

1874. Heights bungalow in G
desirable residential creo. This
bedroom home features on odjo-
cent vacant lot for the kids or
advantageous resoIe Cheek This
offering for volve. Listed under
$4,000 for fest action. C.I.'s, use
your benefits before they ex-
pire. Coll for q showing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
SOUTH EUCLID
$4,000

#7325. In the heart CT one OF
CIeveiond's better suburbs this
charming older home has been
newly done over with oluminum
siding, triple tract storms and
screens and new 2-car garage.
3 large bedrooms, full basement,
and Competing. This won't lost
long. Don't delay, see il today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

A good storter home. 2-Yeor-old
Wickliffe brick. lorge bedrooms.
living room. kitchen. utility room:
low toxes: G.I. nothing down.
monthly payments lower than
rent. Sol.25 per month total.
Sl2.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
CAPE COD
BUNGALOW

1870. This newer home on
quiet residenticl street in Moy-
field Heights has everything you
could ask for in homes costing
much more. Three large bed
rooms, IA baths, buiIt-in kitchen.
finished recreoton room and
even q garage. Close 70 schools
and shopping. II is q real find!
Priced OF $21,50o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
GRAB THIS VALUE
Sl4,s00

Newly pointed and decorated;
stone front 3-bedroom ronch:
lorqe living room with stone
wood burning fireplace: garage;
oluminum storms and screens:
low taxes: large lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
SEE IT TODAY!

#9oq9. A new concept in modern
living. The split level ranch. This
young home could pass for new
with q poneled kitchen and family
room, two ceromic Tile ,ooths
buili-in oven and ronee end dou-
bic attached goruse. II has every
thing bot you. Coll Us, This is one
we like 10 tclk obout.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
MOVE RIGHT IN

1914, Yes! Move right in 70
Mi: excellent Heights colonial
home, suiI dining room plus
eofine oreo in the kitchen O
wood burning fireploee - for the
long winter evenings the best
o. schools and public tronsporto-
ZION. This is newer home. We're
sure you'll like il. Priced in the
low tWeniies.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
4 BEDROOMS

In Euclid: very immaculate
young bungalow; poneled liv-
ing room. ultromodern kitchen.
lorqe comfortable fomilY room;
patio and brick grill: low toxes:
close to Euclid bus and Lake
land Freewdy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Are You Seekinq

Are You Seeking
A real bargain? Then you must
see this Groom ranch plus large
closed-in rear porch. newly dec.
oroted. full basement. gos heot,
vucont. owner will help finonc-
ing. Don't woit. il will not last
at the price Of Sls.900.
Scenic Churdon Hills
In Euclid, we seldom have q =
room colonial. Full basement.
gas heat. 2-cdr garage. lot 200
II. deep. This is On older home.
but q nice one. Owner pur-
chased onother place. that is
why he is letting this one go
for the low price Of Sls.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
VACANT! VACANT! VACANT!

Fabulous stone-front 3-bedrooIn
bungalow. corpeted living room.
ers in upstoirs bedroom: divided
basement with rec. room and
bur; incinerutor: new 2-cur go.
race. Few minutes wulkiag to
schools. improvements in and
paid for. California owner is
uskinq only Slo,5OO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Scenic Churdon Hills
2-Fazr,ilY

In convenient location off Lake
Shore Blvd. S rooms and bath
in each unit plus finished 3rd.
Gas furnaces. garages. Owner
moved out of state. told us TO
sell at q price that should moke
you hoppy. S22.o00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
REALTORS
Brick Runch

Just south off Ridge Rd. s rooms.
full divided basement with fin
ished recreation room. wood
burning fireplace. Competing. 2.
cor garage: on q lurge lot.
Sl8.eo0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Edgecliffe
On The Loke

Loree brick colonial with q g.
cor ottoched garage with q
complete boothouse and equip
ment. 2 baths, wood burning
fireplace. Coll office for com.
plete details. Just listed. In mid
4O's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Seni-BunguloW

l bedroom on lst and 2 on End.
full dining room. Ia baths.
basement, Competing. 2-cdr de.
toched garage. on an soft. lot
Sl5.9O0. :.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
FEEL AT HOME

#94o4. In this two-yeor-old larger
than usuoI ranch home, on
75x36o f. LOT; wood-burnine fire
place; full bosement Competing
and many "extro" features. Close
10 everything, This one is q must
see!' The price? Just over $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
FIRST OFFERING

#o598. This is the "VcIue" sea-
son for real estc'e. This 8 bed
room brick and frome executive
ranch on q half acre, londseaped
lot, lectures all bvit-ins, por-
euet fIoored family room, 2
boths. 2 wood burning firepIoces
and q 2-eor oftoehed goroee.
Priced Just under $4,000 For
quick sole.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

#I5lo. This compact 4 room
bungalow with @ full Basement
and l-eor garage located on
Green Rd. is an excellent storter
with future possibilities. Priced Of
SI2,50o. Close 10 all conveniences.
Lot is 62x13o and zoned for
BUSINESS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

= 800. Here IS The opportunity
70 move into prestige nei9hbor-
hood. immaculate brick three bed,
room spIit-leveI with fomily room.
2-eor garage, electric kitchen, and
outdoor patio now available in
the lower S40's. Inspect this
beautiful home and compare.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Terrace.TaYlor Are,

Eost ll6th ST. off ST. Clair. Well
mointoined home. lorge rooms.
neu transportation and shop
ping. VIII go FHA OF GI. New
low price. only Sl7.90o.
Call EV. 1-7o00
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
LET US RENT YOUR PROPERTY!

Are you having trouble renting your experiment. family
single home? If help you. We have people wait
ing for oil eost Side all price ranges These people
ovoid the drUdee of looking for themselves, and
have asked work for them One coll eV 27800
will end renol problems.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
BABBITT.LAKE SHORE

Reol sharp. cleon! Desirable To-
cation. Up-to-dote kitchens. bath
rooms. new furnoces. AUI tunks;
tostefully decoroted. new cor
peting one suite; new garage;
high income-low toxes. Priced
below bonk opproisol. Call
Mr.. Hoy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Off Worden Rd. in Mt. Cormel
Perish. S rooms down plus q
finished End floor with space
for 2 rooms. Beautiful recreation
room with bar and oil tiled floor.
lh-cor garage. $l6.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
North Of Blvd.

In Euclid. tapestry brick semi
ronch. 6 rooms plus fomilY room.
lla baths. divided basement. q
car ottoched garage with beach
privileges. S29.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

In Wickliffe. 8 bedrooms with q
lorge fonily kitchen. divided
basement with recreation room.
2a-cur d eto C h e d garage.
$1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Sl3.300
Eust Cleveland

South OF Euclid Ave. Neor Lee
4.bedroom center hall colonial.
A short walk to the Rapid.
shopping. Forest Hills Park and
4 schools. A comfortable home.
remarkable for its space without
waste. Finished heoted 3rd floor.
2.cor quroge. fencedin back
yurd. low down payment. Coll
Mrs. Fisher, II. l-2453.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Scenic section of Euclid. LoIge
semirunch with 2-cdr ottoched
garage: formal dining room. 81
#. kitchen with complete built
ms. 4 large bedrooms. 2 full
baths lone with stall shower:
divided basement. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

to be drifting westward at a
moderate speed, no effort will
be made to stop the drift until
the satellite is over the proper
spot in the Atlantic.
Then a burst of steam gen.
Grated by decomposing hydro-1 l
gen peroxide in the gas re-
action motors will subtract Just
enough velocity to bring the
satellite down to the proper
altitude. thus stopping the
drift.
If Syncom starts drifting
eastward after injection. speed
will be added Immediately to
increase altitude and start the
westward drift. This will be
stopped when the satellite final
ly gets over the South Atlantic.
Nitrogen gas Jets with even
less power than the peroxide
ones will be used to keep Syn
com in the proper place once
its station has been firmly
established.
Communication Checks
1t may be two weeks before
public demonstrations of Syn
CONS capability can begin,
Evening star., 1963-02-11
'Syncom' Space Launching
One of rickiest Ever Tried

The four Delta rockets lack
the power to make a final dog
leg" maneuver that would
change the satellites orbital
path to one directly over the
Equator. If put into such a
path-aS future versions of the
Syncom may be-the satellite
would not move north and
south but would hover without
motion.
Drift to Westward
Only about Z minutes Of
Syncom's long journey will be
under power. Six separate
propulsion systems will be used
in sequence to get the satellite
to its proper place.
Project officials expect Syn
com, once injected over NADIA
gascar, to start drifting slowly
westward. If Syncom is found
Evening star., 1963-02-11

NASA officials said. In addi-
ton to getting the satellite into
position, there is considerable
check-out work to be done with
the communications system.
Sycom is equipped with two
tiny receiver-transmittor sys-
TENS, each weighing eight
pounds and using only about
l6 watts of power. "a home
television set uses about IS
times that much current0
Solar power, which is plenti-
full in space and absolutely
Evening star., 1963-02-11


as five days to establish the
satellite at the precise altitude
scientists are seeking.
The satellite is named Syn
com-"Syn" for synchronius,
com" for communications.
Synchronius refers to the pecu-
liar orbit it is supposed to oc-
cupy.
At 22,300 miles altitude the
rotational period of the satellite
will exactly match the length
Of the earth's day. This will
have the effect of keeping the
satellite directly over a given
longitude, never rising and
never setting.
Similar to TeIstar
An electronics system aboard
Syncom is designed to relay
telephone and similar messages
across transoceanic distances.
In its basic purpose, Syncom
will be like Telstar and Relay
except that because Of its
higher altitude it will remain
continually in range of the
ground stations with which it
will work.
Within a fortnight, Syncom
Is expected to be relaying sig
nails from Fort Monmouth.
N. j., to a ship anchored in the
harbor Of Lagos. Nigeria, on
the West coast Of Africa. This
will make Africa the fourth
continent to be tied into the
worldwide satellite communi-l
cations network, along with
North America, South Amer
lea and Europe.
Syncom is an initial expert
ment that may lead eventually
to a system of worldwide COM
munications through satellites
Three such satellites, placed at
such widely separated places as,
for instance, London, San Fran
cisco, and Hong Kong would
give virtually worldwide cover
age.
High Hopes for Success
Although the maneuvers in
volved In getting Syncom into
the proper orbit are extremely
complicated, officials of the
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration have
high hopes Of success.
They are using the liquid
propelled Thor booster rocket
in its Delta" version. The last
IA Delta space shots have been
successful an unprecedented
string of perfect launchings
stretching back 21a years to
Echo I. the big balloon satellite
OF August IL, 1860.
From a purely astronomical
point Of view. the Syncom
flight is one Of the most in
tricate yet devised. 1t is on
a par in complexity with the
lunar and planetary probe
missions, as far as in-course
adjustments and precise ira
jectories are concerned. The
low-orbit manned launchings
Evening star., 1963-02-11

of Project Mercury of the in
termediate orbit Telstar flight
plan were kindergarten simple
by comparison.
It will take about 5H hours
to get Syncom to its approx
mate altitude, and as much as
four to five days to position
it exactly. Once in its final
orbit, it will hover over the
South Atlantic ocean, moving
mainly north and south in a
complicated figure eight path.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

Iechnicians at Cape Canaveral Fla putting the
finishing touches today of the ckest space
ings attempted.
Barring delays for weather other reasons they will
try on Wednesday to place small communications satellite
into orbit 22SOO miles above the earth take
Evening star., 1963-02-11

free. is an especially good deal
for Syncom. At the 22,300-
mile altitude the satellite will
be in the earth's shadow only
about / per cent of the time.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
B0AC has the only direct Jets
from Washington to London

Before March 31st, you can fly round-trip
Economy Class Washington-London fora
modest S3so7o aboard BOAC Rolls-Royce
7o7 jetliner. This is the 17-day Excursion
Fare. And BOAC has some wonderful and
inexpensive of-season all-expense vacations
for you. BOAC's Escorted Val-U-Tours
and Independent Thrift Tours offer you
magnifcently low cost way of seeing Britain
and Europe. From London BOAC/BEA
have over 400 flights a week to the major
cities of Europe. When you fly by BOAC
you'll find the service delight. Impeccable
You're in Britain the moment you put
yourself in BOAC's hands.
Catch Spring Fever early, see your Travel
Agent or call your BOAC or Cunard office
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Europe's Spring
begins in Britain

Britain's Spring begins in late February.
That's when the dafodils and geraniums take
Winter by surprise. By March, the whole
country is a flower garden, and Spring Fever is
in the air. The weather will surprise you
with its gentle kindness, too. The only signs
of Winter left are the low, off-season prices.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

Here's an important fact about travel that can save
youmoney! Travelling by yGreyhoundcosts less than
trains, less than planes and less than driving your.
SELF" Planning trip? Remember: for economy,
GO GREYHOUND. AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

When you get the idea of borrowing
money from Union Trust in order to clean
up several bills, don't table the notion.
just check the table to see exactly what
the sum you need will cost. Same-day
service is usual. Life insurance is included.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19
Greenwood Has
Hired Teachers
Continued from page ID


Larrimore Dairy to furnish mill
for the cafeteria for the 1866
year.
A proposed building addition
was discussed with mo formal
action being taken.
N. D. Marvel, Inc. Of George
town was the low bidder on fuel
oil for the 1854 school year.
other business included the
Reorganization of the board.
Officers for the 1854 year will
be:
President, Mr.. Louis Mills;
sVice-President, Mrs. Marjorie
Baker; and Secretary, Mr.. Sid
ney B. Collision.
The following staff members
are attending summer classes
this summer:
Evelyn Belts of Salisbury,
Maryland Elementary; Arthur
Carlisle of University of Della
ware Physics; Sidney B.
Collision of University of Della
ware Administration; James
Foster Of West Chester, Pa. :
Music; Jean Hambrick Of Con-
cord, w. Va. Home Eco
nomics; Roy E. Rowe Of Long
wood, Va. Elementary; Roy
Wall Of University Of Delaware
Chemistry.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19
Interstate Has
X 2 Elected Heads
Continued from page y

Jersey and Delaware areas.
General Manager o. H. Hoff-
man, JT. said the above action
was taken following the resig-
nation of ]. Lin. Huber, st.
Thomas, tPa.I Inter-S t at ess
president since 1860, in view Of
bis appointment as Chairman of
the Pennsylvania Milk CoGtrol
Commission.
MIR. Carter, formerly Vic e
President of the organization,
resides at ~Centreville, Mary
land, has been an State
member since 1923 and a di-
rector since 1855 and was
presidel Of the Cetreville Milk
Producers until its dissolution.
in addition, Mr.. Carter is a
Director of the Maryland Coun-
ell of Farmer Cooperatives,
Inc, President of the Denton
Production Credit Association,
a member of the Maryland Farm
Bureau and a past director of
the Maryland State Holstein As
sociation. A lifelong dairy farm
er, Mr.. &c arter owns and oper-
ates $50 acres and tills another
600 acres to take care Of 30
heada3 Of registered Hol5tein
COWS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are
active members Of the Centre
Vile Methodist Church and the
parents of three daughters, all
Of whom are married.
Inter-State's newly elected
Vice President, Wilbur Sept,
lives at Lsnsdale, Pa. with his
wife and son Fred, who oper-
ateS the farm with his father.
There are two other married
children, one of Tshom is Donald
who operates the Keystone Dairy
Farm at Easton, Pa. Mr.. Sept
has 70 head of purebred Guern-
seys and farms 200 acres. He
has been a director of inter-
State since 1859, having joined
the Cooperative in 1851. Mr..
Sept is a member Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Ex-
tension Association, a Trustee
of the Central Schwenkfelder
Church and General super
intendent of the Church School,
and formerly was a director Of
the S. E. Pennsylvania Artificial
Breeding Cooperative.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19
GO-Karts PrOUiding
Keen Race Competition
Continued from page -

Continued from page ID
points. @
Other point standings are as
follows: Boys A Hobby: Chas.
Bunting, Millsboro d 1850, Al
fred Lynch, Selbyville, 700, and
William Rogers, 675; Boys A
Stock: Leon Burton, Jr., Mills
boro 900 points, Alfred Lynch,
|Selbyville, 920, and Charles
Bunting, Georgetown, 800; Boys
A Modified: Alden Wilson, Jr.,
Lincoln, 610, Eddie Biscoe Of
|Seaford, 100 and Jimmy Mears,
165; Mems A Hobby: Stanley
Bunting Of Georgetown 1,040,
Elmer Rogers, Millsboro, us,
and Norwood Simpler, 705;
Mems A Stock Lightweight:
Fisher Carpenter, Milford, 975,
Jack Walls, Milford, $50, and
Claire Mervine, Georgetown,
$40; Mems A Stock Heavyweight:
Leon Burton, Sr., Millsboro,
900, Bob Yoder, Milford, S4O
and Donald Freidel, Seaford,
29O; Mems Modified: Harold
Bunting, Milford, 965, Bobby
Walls, Milford, 795, and Jack
Carpenter, Milford, 785; Mems
b & c open: Bill Carey Of
Georgetown, 885, Harold Bunt-
ing, Milford, ABS, and Ray Tuck
er IF BridgevillA, ATS; Wo-
mems: Joyce Yoder of Milford,
855, Gradella Ennis of Ellen
dale, S45, and Loretta Bunting
of Georgetown, 500. These point
standings are as Of July 7th.
The Milford Go-Kart1 Club
announces that there will be an
other big trophy race at the
Milford track on August 18th.
Be sure to keep this date in
mind. Your attendance and do
nations are greatly appreciated
at the local track, located ia
mile north of Milford at Fish
Carpenters dirt pit. Races start
every Sunday night at $3.50 and
in the event Of rain, every Mon
day night at 800. Plenty Of re-
freshments on sale. Admission.
free. @
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19
SEVEN ONE-RUk GAMES

MILWAUKEE, (APl - Warrer
SPAIN Of the Milwaukee Braves,
the winningest southpaw pitcher
In major league history failed
to turn in a shutout among his
Is Victories in 1862. However, the
42-year-old veteran allowed onl1
one run in seven of his % com
plete games. In six games Ma
tional League rivals could score
only two runs a game.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19
DeLaUdre State Fair
Opens Sat-, July y
CONTINUED from page y

kCOHllIlu6u AIOiii Pd6C -
compete in a series Of trotting
and pacing events.
Thursday, August l, will be
Governors Day. Gov. Ebert N.
Carvel and other state officials
will be guests of Fair officials.
This will also be Senior
Citizens Day and all persons
over go years Of age will be
admitted free.
On the closing Saturday after
noon, the half-mile dirt track
will reverberate to the thunder
OF the big auto racers, a long
time favorite of Fair crowds.
The evening grandstand show
will star Frank Fontaine.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19

Dick McAuliffe, Detroit Tiger
shortstop, hit the first grand
slam homer of his major league
career May 10 against the Cleve-
land Indians. d 8
The Nome nugget., 1963-07-03
Dept. of Revenue Has Legal Right to Recover
 Funds Paid In Error

JUNEAU R - The Department of Revenue has the legal obliga- tion to recover all funds 1t has paid in error to municipalities, Atty. Gen. George Hayes said to- day.
 Hayes made the comment in an opinion written for Revenue Com missioner Robert Stevenson.
 Such would be the case, Hayes said, even if the state had refund ed liquor license proceeds to a city over a period of several years under the mistaken belief that the establishment from which the license fees were collected was To- cated within the city limits and that the city was entitled to the license proceeds under shared taxes statutes.
 "In making such recoveries," Hayes said, ''it would be proper and desirable to schedule repay ments over a sufficient period of time to minimize the financial hardship to the city or cities in- volVed"
The Nome nugget., 1963-07-03
NS News 70 Me
by Betty Carroll

Cooking with carnotion
 CARNATION COMPANY has created a new colorful label for it's prime product, Carna- ton Evaporated Milk, which has been an important in- gredient in Americas cooking and baking for over sixty years. Whenever recipes call for milk, mix evaporated milk with an equal amount of water. Your cooking results will be better and food bills lower. Evaporated milk is pure, fresh whole milk with only water removed; milk's vital nutrients-calcium, phos- phorus, protein and WtammS- are still abundant.