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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1942)
T H U R S D A Y . A P R IL 30. 1942 T IM E S. W IL L A M IN A . O REG O N r '' ’’"Z'Tk T':£ r- í:ii’ii! iib’iii:!!*,.... • "WW-'-r-r-xg No Dog at All Might Prove to He Quito Costly GkamAm WORDS OF WASHINGTON TO LAFAYETTE: “ How much do you want for that big dog? asked the prospective dog owner. “ Twenty-five dollars, sir,” re plied the dealer. “ And that small fellow there?” “ Fifty dollars.” “ And that very tiny one?” “ That one is $100, sir.” The customer looked puzzled. • “ Then how much will it cost me if I don't buy a dog at all?” H can esteemed a happiness to live in an age pro- du(live (,f *r,‘at and interesting events, we of the present nge are highly favored. The rapidity of national revolutions appears no less astonishing than their magnitude. In what they will terminate ts known only to the great Ruler of events; and confiding in His wisdom and goodness we may safely trust the issue to Him, without perplexing ourselves to seek for that which is beyond human ken, only taking care to perform the parts assigned to us in a way that reason and our own conscience approve, —from a letter, w ritten in 1793. “ TP COME I N TODAY— DO N 'T M ISS THESE Tirestone Baked P o ta to es Do R ight by Supper 1OO M IO RACK A M O f M M M T S Z IN N IA SiEDS <See Recipes Below) Supper Social This Week’s Menu The simple suppers at which „ Pot-Luck Supper crowd gathers arc pleasant for their •Russet H alf Shells w a rm f r ie n d li ness, for the cozy Fresh Asparagus Endive, Grapefruit, Strawberry talk which they Salad inspire. They are •Raisin Bread especially easy to Lemon Pie give if you plan •Recipes Given. to have each of your friends bring a dish for the 5*4 to 6 cups (or more) flour supper — a pot G tablespoons melted shortening luck, as it were. This will save each woman the time and effort of 134 cups seedless raisins making a whole meal, and then you Pour the granular yeast into the will all be together for knitting, sew cup of lukewarm water, add the ing or defense work on the calendar half teaspoon sugar, stir and let for the evening. stand about 5 minutes. Put the An assortment of attractive main scalded milk, salt, sugar and com dishes are usually received with en syrup into mixing bowl. Let cool. thusiasm. Try these for enchanting When milk is lukewarm, add the softened yeast and 3 cups of flour. appetites: Mix well, then beat until smooth. •Russet Half Shells. Next add the melted (not hot) short (Serves S) ening and enough 6 medium sized Idaho bakers flour to have the 34 cup hot milk dough cling to 2 tablespoons butter gether in a ball. Salt and pepper to taste Add the raisins 1 large onion, chopped and cooked which have been in butter until tender covered for a few 12 small pork sausages minutes with very Scrub and bake potatoes at 400 to hot water, then 450 degrees. Remove piece of skin dried in a cloth, and dusted with from top of potato, or cut large po- flour. Knead the dough thoroughly, tatoes lengthwise in two. Scrape adding only enough flour to avoid out inside being careful not to break stickiness. Let dough rise in a cov the shell. Mash thoroughly, or put ered, greased bowl in a moderately through a potato ricer. Add butter, warm place (82 to 84 degrees) un salt, pepper, milk and cooked onion. til doubled. Fold the dough down Beat well. Pile mixture lightly into and let rise about 34 hour, then di shells, top with two small pork vide and shape into two loaves sausages that have been partially Place in greased bread pans and cooked (boiled in a small amount of brush tops with melted shortening water) Return to oven and bake at Let rise until doubled. Bake about 350 degrees until sausages are 50 minutes in a moderately hot oven (375 to 380 degrees). If desired, cooked through and browned. brush tops with honey just before If you want to provide everything for your pot-luck supper from in taking from the oven. For an in-the-season, centerpiece dividuals except the main dish, ! note, besides its economical aspects, here is one that | try this: A long, low, shallow bowl Z ' lie, U »*/ J wil1 fiI1 th<? bH1 in pottery or glass such as you may have used for relishes, if large » perfectly. Simple enough, use a snow-white cauliflow er banked with parsley, eggplant radishes or tomatoes. I.ynn Chambers cun give you expert ad jfen, t0 Put together k la ° nd as c°l°ffu l d e r on your household and fo o d problem }. Rf/g V as it sounds, the U rite her at U extern N euxpuper Union, salmon loaf does 210 South Desplaines street, Chicago, I lli n’t need much watching if you are nois. Please enclose a stam ped, self-ad busy with other things: dressed envelope for your reply. (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) Salmon Loaf. (Serves 25) 4 cans salmon 1 quart fresh bread crumbs L.vnn Says: 3 cups diced celery 2 ounces butter Laundering Tips: With soap *4 teaspoon salt one of our prime, do not waste 34 teaspoon pepper items, you will want to make the 1 teaspoon onion juice most of every scrap of soap you 1 teaspoon lemon juice have. Save the small soap scraps 8 eggs from the bathrooms and kitchen, 1 quart scalded milk put them in a soap shaker so 1 40-ouncc package frosted peas you will make use of them in washing dishes. 2 quarts medium white sauce Combine salmon, bread crumbs, To have clean clothes even in celery, butter, seasonings. Beat up spite of economical soap usage eggs, add scalded milk. Add to use your washing machine wise salmon mixture. Make one or two ly. Use only just so much water salmon loaves. Bake in a greased in your machine as the water pan placed in hot water at 325 de line indicates and do not over grees until loaves are firm. Make a load your machine. Six to eight green pea sauce by cooking frosted pounds of dry clothes are about peas for 5 to 8 minutes in boiling right for the average washing machine. salted water. Combine with white sauce. Pour over loaf when serv Mix the soap thoroughly with ing and slice the loaf. the water before putting in the Nothing equals the charm of clothes. About two inches of soap home-baked, freshly baked bread suds are necessary to do the job up right. that fills the surroundings with a de licious fragrance. That’s why I give Water temperatures play an you this recipe for old-fashioned: important part in laundering. Do not use very hot water for white *ltaisin Bread. clothes. For colored clothes, wa (Makes 2 loaves) ter comfortable to your hand is 1 package fresh granular yeast best. For synthetic silks, wool 1 cup lukewarm water ens, rayons, water should be 34 teaspoon sugar lukewarm. 1 cup scalded milk 2 teaspoons salt 34 cup brown sugar (solidly packed) 34 cup corn syrup i GET M O R E - M IL E A G E FROM Y O U R TIRES GET IMPERIAL SEAT COVERS K e e p th e interior o f your car looking like new. Cooler for lumraer driving. • P rotect th e u pholstery • T ailored fit — lock stitch seam fo r m axi m um strength 1 Au.aUty cover in the new Silver Tw eed color that w ill harmonize with all car interiors. 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