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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1960
Page
4
California leads in strawberry production with April to May shipments extending through November. The article shares two fruit cup and pie recipes featuring fresh berries and pineapple, plus a lemon coconut snow mold dessert using instant nonfat dry milk for a lighter option.
A luncheon meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Lorain County Society of Professional Engineers met yesterday at 1 pm. Mrs. Cullen hosted at 191 Edgewood Dr Amherst with aides and a book review of Dear and Glorious Physician by Taylor Caldwell.
A social event is set for tonight at St Teresa with access along newly paved Harris Road in Sheffield Lake. Doors open at 7 p.m. and a regular party starts at 3 p.m.
The Little League South auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs. Roger Anderson home planning a Sunday skating party at Roll Arena Cleveland Street. Tickets sold at the door. advance sales handled by Mrs. Anderson and committee. New equipment for the refreshment stand and concession duties assigned to Mrs. Straight and Mrs. Shuster.
A recipe mixes gelatin with hot water and instant dry milk until stiff. It folds in coconut and whipped milk, then sets in a ring mold and serves with seasonal berries. Yields 8 to 10 servings.
Girl Scout Troop 17 of Eastern Heights held a pot luck supper at Mrs. Lillian Evans home 412 Henry St to celebrate a second birthday. Girls cooked dishes toward Homemakers badge as games and dancing followed. At Emmanuel Lutheran Church a Tuesday meeting elected officers Judy Rothgery president Kathy Dickson vice president Ruth Hornbeck scribe Nyoka Farmer treasurer Mary Ann Kessler assistant scribe Georgia Gunder assistant treasurer Diane Evans scribe.
The Young Women's Christian Association, one of six USO operating agencies in 1959, ran 19 USO sites in the United States and supplied staff for bases in Fairbanks Alaska Nice Cannes and Paris in France and in Athens Greece and Casablanca Morocco.
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