The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 25, 1943, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextHoney ..Goes In Dishes .'As Sweet Honey (If you can get it, and if yon can afford it!) Is tin- rationed, and makes a good fla- vored sweet for lots , of things, ' Here are several rescipes, al- though not tried by this writer, have aQ the indications of good i recipes to have during these war , days. -;: -v-zr- - - SONET COOKIES ' . cup honey l .is cup shortening . ', , - 2 eggs beaten ' V teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon " 1 teaspoon vanilla teaspoon cloves . . 1 teaspoon soda . i teaspoon baking powder 2 cups flour M cup chopped nuts . Heat honey and shortening un u UAt4iucu aum- auu vkkx. Beat welL Lightly stir In remain- ing ingredients and chill dough, if - convenient. Break off small bits of dough and flatten down, S inches apart, on greased baking sheet- Bake 12 minutes in mod erate oven. Cookies with honey in them will scorch easily so watch them carefully while bak ing. - HONEY LOAF H cop shortening .14 cup sugar is cup honey is cup milk . 2 eggs, beaten , 1 teaspoon grated orange rind .. 1 teaspoon vanilla . V teaspoon salt Vi cup nuts or raisins . 2Ya cups flour 2-teaspoons Iaking powder Va teaspoon soda Cream shortening and sugar. Add honey, milk and eggs. Beat : 2 minutes. Add rest bf ingredi ents and beat a minute. Pour into loaf pan lined with heavy waxed paper. Bake an hour in moderate slow oven (325). In crease heat to 340 degrees and ;bake 10 minutes. HONEY FRUIT BOLLS ' - Biscuit dough (2 cups flour) 3 tablespoons soft butter ,4 tablespoons honey 1 teaspoon cinnamon - teaspoon nutmeg Vz cup shredded -almonds a teaspoon grated orange rind , JPat out douch tmtil about Inch thick. Spread with rest of Ingredients combined. Roll ud like jelly roll and cut off M inch slices. Flatten- them down on greased baking sheet or nan and bake 15 minutes in moderate oven. . Ennis Heads Ration SAN FRANCISCO, Feb: 24 fcTy-Appokitment. oi John. fcJLIn. jus, san sTancuco attorney, as regional supervisor of operations bf approximately COa war price Oregon,- Washington, Arizona and Nevada - was announced by the Office of price administration Tuesday, ffrinls formerly man aged the tax department of the Home Owners' Loan corporation. Alumni Llagaztna SorittoSorvlcd lien Every former. University ef Oregon student serving overseas with the armed farces Is being mailed each Issue of Old Oreron, alumni magazine. Copies also go to soldiers In tills eeatntry. Pictnred are members ef Mortar Beard, women's honorary, which sponsors the service. From left: Abble Jane White, Eogene; Betty BIgrs Schrlck, Eugene; Corrine Nelson, Eugene; Eleanor r-ngdahl, Pendleton, and Mary-Ellen Smith, Lake Grove. Associated Press Photo. r Lebanon Farmers Plan New Crops LEBANON A meeting for farmers of this vicinity is being held in the IOOF hall every day tnis week from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. by a committee of farmer of the neighborhood headed by J. H. Blakely for the purpose of ex plaining. war production aims and problems. . The committee explained to those interested the special pay ments offered for growers of the special crops needed because of the war. Such crops which are be ing raised here in increasing quan tities are: flax for nbre and seed and vegetables for canning and de hydrating. After a week of interviewing farmers of the vicinity the opin ion of the members of the com mittee questioned was that there will be whole-hearted cooperation on the part of tho farmer. While all producers face -the same prob lem of shortage of help, mere was little indication that they are plan ning on curtailing planting on that account Rather they seem to be sure that, in some way they are 's Menu Pattern ' " . Cabbage relish salad will be gin this meal that includes good old lamb stew and dumplings. : Cabbage relish salad Lamb stew with dumplings Bran muffins ' Baked apples Cookies I ' - LAMB STEW 1 pounds lean lamb, cubed 4 tablespoons flour 5 tablespoons fat 5 cups water Vi teaspoons salt Va. teaspoon pepper Vt cup- finely chopped celery i leaves cup minced onions m cups cubed carrots 1 cup lima or navy beans, .cooked ' , 2 tablespoons minced parsley Sprinkle lamb with flour and brown quickly in fat heated in deep kettle. Add water, salt, pep per, i celery and onions. Cover tightly and simmer l1, hours, Stir frequently. Add carrots and cook 30 minutes. Mix together 2 tablespoons each of fat and flour. Add Vi cup cold water and stir into the cooking stew. Add rest tf ingredients. Simmer 5 min utes. Add the dumplings. DUMPLINGS 2 Cups flour - 3 teaspoons baking powder teaspoon sait 1 teaspoon chopped parsley 1 egg, beaten (or 2 yolks) cup milk J:, w Mix ingredients and drop from tablespoon, dipped in cold water' to prevent sticking, on top the stew. Cover tightly and simmer 15 minutes. Do not peek during -this time or the dumplings might .fall Carefully remove to a deep serving dish, keeping the dump lings on the top. If possible drip the dumpling ; batter on top of -some of the meat or vegetables in the pan to keep it from getting down into the stew mixture. ' CABBAGE RELISH SALAD 2 cups chopped cabbage ' Vi cup chopped dill pickles 4 green olives, chopped teaspoon salt , -is teaspoon pepper i cup salad dressing 2 tablespoons . sweet or sour x cream. ? - i-'.x Chill ingredients. Need seme new aprons? Make : several of this easy-to-sew, very well-fitting style. Anne Adams has designed Pattern 4269 In two smart versions with -scalloped or straight straps. Use binding ;or gay ruffling. Pattern 4763 is avaflable in 'sizes small (32-34), medium (38- - ao - in sPwMssTI size, view A, takes i - yards GIT L JULClUEF 35-lncn, yarns Dmamgi vww B, IT yards 35-inch, Ym 7rd contrast for ruffing. Send SIXTEEN CENTS tm coln for tla Anno Adams Mtttrn. Write plainlr SIZE, tiAMU, ADOBES3 Get ready for Sprta-?1!111 oc our new rtwaw om.t -r Ins rulde to thrift moA tyle Include J-Ri-E Dickey J"tte.wtntearisn In the book I Smart uMa, trcka and eiuemtOH are -shown. Pattern took, ten cents. . Send your order o The Oref on ; BUtesmaa. FaUera Department. a-1 roe Ban Iloh ei g3aas4 P-I-L-E-S!! Steale ftch. koro mm4 ferrita. eefek. e ilnail fefcef. Their 1-wr ataeic tme aeam.teai eamren. veeacei wtram. fcifci t tm ea4 r. rreteetive e4 eaU- mt. ae eaar it wanearnu a ae f U tartar urUn. &t aeoetea StaarTa Tji U geaaeaitertei at rtmr erne tore wfcheet -!- aa4 ILlt ea awker's going to be able to increase their output. : No Interest was expressed by any of the farmers in the plans suggested for bringing Into the country' foreign labor. Play Shoes Limited PORTLAND, Feb. 2i-(JP) James Mount, district OPA ra tioning official, -Tuesday request ed shoe dealers to restrict volun tarily sales of non-rationed play shoes to one pair for each cus tomer. . - - A r Second Sliote '.V t Given PolIt Papib LINCOLN The I second diph theria shots and smallpox vaccina tion were , given : last 1 week by Dr. Donald Bourg, health officer. Miss Gertrude Lee, supervisor and Miss Barbara Dike, health nurse. In the northeast section of Polk county. Smallpox and diphtheria total were 72 and 70, respectively. The totals for ; each individual school follows: Brush College, smallpox, 17 and diphtheria 14; Mountain View, smallpox IS and diphtheria 20; Popcorn, smallpox 11 and diphtheria. 12; Lincoln,, smallpox 10 and diphtheria 9; Spring Val ley; smallpox 5 and. diphtheria 8 Zena, smallpox 10 and diphtheria 10. J-': V;:" fl '-r 'y,. -v -x . The health department feels that it Is an essential part of the war effort . to protect all : child ren against those diseases which can be prevented. " Another date has been set for.;, the third shot for diphtheria for those children above the first grade. Any mothers who have not taken advantage o: this service may still do so by watching this paper for an an nouncement of time and place that the immunization and vac cination will be given. Everett Wards To Manage Keizer Smith, Workman Store , KFI7.ER Mr. and Mrs. Eve rett Ward and two daughters have taken ever the manage ment of the Smith and Work man store at the end of the River Road and Cherry Avenae in the Keixer district Ward was called to the army about fear months age and recently was . released as he was ever age. Vivian and Margerie Ward will run the service station. A new stock of merchandise has been added to the store. Mrs. Glenn Severe and Mrs. Roy Smith are assisting Ward while Mrs. Ward is in the Dal las hospital. PAimrioorrrs play shoes FOB OnUDKGS : .-. UE DAVE A C0IIPLETE ST0CC OF PLAT SnOES THAT AuE HOT DATIOIIED . . . Male Your Selection Today! Save Your IIo. 17 Stanp for a pair c! Qualily Dress ' Shoes frca Pamaocn! These Unrationed Play Shoes priced Bay T7ar Eczis crd Sianps! II I! 1 "I I 1 . 1 i f I 1 U UL6 U if n m mm m r m I)) W f)V l 0 !:ro Corner Court and Liberty . Salem, Orejch Y' BUY U. 8. 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