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6-B Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, June 24, 1965 Strawberry Fritters, Delightfully Different STRAWBERRY FRITTERS How old-fashioned cooks loved fritters. Pick up one of their cook books and the chances are you'll find recipes for these delicacies. Clam, corn, oyster and tomato fritters were favorites for the main course of a meal. But dessert fritters- apple, banana, orange and strawberry were also served. The strawberry fritters are probably the most unusual of all, and it's this recipe we've resurrected in modern style.

Our berry fritters get a coating of almonds, then they are dipped in beaten egg and rolled in graham cracker crumbs. The corn syrup makes the almonds stick to the berries, and the egg helps the graham cracker crumbs to adhere. To make life easy, we use the graham cracker crumbs that come in a handy package. Each of these strawberry fritters is a delightful mouthful of surprise: the berry sweet, fresh and still cool, the coating slightly crunchy. In the following recipe, we suggest that you serve these fritters with a favorite pudding sauce.

What Lemon, vanilla, grandy you will. you are adept at concocting the continental Sabayon Saucea combination of egg yolks, susauce. What flavor? LEMON, gar and sherry or marsala-you might want to offer that. STRAWBERRY FRITTERS 1 pint medium or large strawberries (about 30) DOMKE SONS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS "The Awning People" "Look for us in the yellow pages" 3018 Michigan Ave, ED 2-2771 Trusses Supports Zenith Hearing Aids RICHARDS Prescriptions 1619 Hendry ED 4-8571 Get More For Your Money "Mayflower when you move, car a gives you a gain of safety and peace of mind. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE.

Sunshine Movers Fort Mvers Cape Coral 1 cup cup light finely corn chopped syrup blanched almonds 2 eggs, slightly beaten cup graham cracker crumbs Corn oil (for frying) Wash and strawberries; drain. Insert the sharp tines of a fork into the top of a berry; dip into the corn syrup and alallow excess egg to drip off; roll in almonds. Holding berry on fork again, dip into egg and allow excess egg to frip off; roll in graham cracker crumbs. Repeat process with remaining berries. Chill for 2 or 3 hours.

Fill a heavy saucepan onethird full of corn oil; heat over medium heat to 375 degrees on a candy or fat thermometer, or until a 1-inch cube of bread turns brown in 40 seconds. Fry batches of berries, without crowding, until lightly browned -about 30 seconds. If you like, you may fry the berries in a basket, but do not crowd. Serve at once with any favorite pudding sauce. Makes 6 servings5 berries per portion.

Public Service For Little Boys MIAMI Commercial outdoor advertisers might well envy the interest that a "public servlice" billboard display has provoked in Miami. 'Let him skip his bath tonight," says the billboard beside a busy highway. Next to a picture of a youngster beside a bathtub is mystifying legend "a public servlice for little boys." Donnelly Advertising Corp. of Florida, which owns this billboard and hundreds of others that carry more orthodox ads, estimated 200 people have telephoned inquiring what's the idea. "Most of them think it's a gimmick with a sales pitch to follow, a Donnelly spokesman said, "but it's not.

We have a public service program for advertising worthy causes and once in a while we put up one like this just for fun. We think the public enjoys Especially little boys allergic to baths. Sanders Elected SREB President MIAMI BEACH (P -Carl E. Sanders, governor of Georgia, was elected chairman Wednesday of the Southern Regional Education Board. He will succeed Virginia Gov.

Albertus S. Harrison in the SREB post October. Dr. O. C.

Aderhold, president of the University of Georgia, was re elected vice chairman and Oklahoma State Rep. Leland Wolf was named secretaryI treasurer. TODAY'S BUY! 1959 Mercury Wagon $445. 4 Door Station Wagon. Radio, heater, TODAY automatic transmission.

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Uhlir was read by Mrs. Sampson Brown at the Fort Myers Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Lottie Baggett at 2142 Edison Ave. Mrs. Announcement Edmund was made by Keen, that the 42nd anniversary of Fort Myers Rebekah Lodge 68, will be observed Thursday night.

A special program is being arranged and Mrs. Lassie Thomas and Mrs. Myrtle Yaeckel, charter members, will be honored. Mrs. Set A cookout for members of Cape Coral Chapter, American Association Retired Persons, and their families will be held Friday at 6 p.m.

at the Yacht and Racquet Club beach, according to President William Babcock. Refreshments will be furnished by the chapter. There will be games and music. Keen assigned articles to be pared for the Rebekah Bazaar to be in December. Mrs.

C. Albert Chalmers of Island Park was in charge of entertainment. She gave a readling entitled "The Power of Peace." Concentration games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Price, Mrs. Browne and Mrs.

Baggett. Mrs. Ellen Hawk, president, won the door prize. Mrs. Allean Solomon and Mrs.

William Mullarkey were appointed to serve on visiting and telephone committees for July. Visitors were Mrs. Alice Browne of South Lyon, Mich Lodge 398 and Mrs. Ethel B. Price of the Austin, Ind.

Ida Lodge 333. They became new members by affiliation. Mrs If you want to thicken stewed tomatoes, cream two tablespoons of butter with two tablespoons of flour and add to a pint of hot stewed tomatoes; cook and stir constantly until thickened. will entertain at the July 27 meeting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.

P. Walker at 1541 Moreno Ave. News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Rene P. Leclair, 47, and Claire R. Tetreault, 44.

Gilbert Vernon Edwards, 29, Royal Oak, and Brenda Lee Milbourne, 21. DIVORCES Edna M. Hampton vs. Victor W. Hampton, final decree.

Annie C. Bivens vs. Sam R. Bivens final decree. CIRCUIT COURT Baltimore Copper Paint Co.

Chandler Marine Specialty $601.52 damages filed. A. Bennett vs. Travelers Indemnity damages in excess of $1,000 filed. Myrtle Kohn vs.

Henry L. Brant, suit to quiet title filed. Unemployment among the nation's teen-agers last year rose to 15 per cent, according to the President's Council of Economic Advisers. ND SNEAK PREVIEW The nearly-completed General Post Office tower appears to be squeezed between buildings in London. It will be the city's tallest structure.

Trooper Honored For Duty, Bravery TALLAHASSEE For outstanding performance of duty and heroism in Taylor Florida's highway patrolmen chose fellow-officer 0. Whittle their first "Trooper of the year." Florida Highway Patrol spokesmen said Wednesday Whittle will be presented with the first "Trooper of the Year" award at a luncheon in his honor at St. Augustine Friday. The award was sponsored by the Florida Petroleum Council. Whittle's act of bravery 0c- curred when he captured two armed robbers south of Perry in June 1964.

He caught them off guard on the of stopping them for a minor traffic violation. He will be given a badge for his uniform proclaiming him trooper of the year and a plaque. Soviet Friends COLOMBO, Ceylon -Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister N. P. Firyubin, on a tour of Moscow's foreign missions, made a courtesy, call this week on Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake.

He said Ceylon could be assured of continued Soviet friendship and good will. AARP Meeting A covered dish supper with appropriate background music will be on the program at 5:30 p.m. today when Chapter 35, American Association of Retired Persons, meets at the South Recreation Building. President Arthur P. Sewall said this is one of a series of summer programs.

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