10 Tb StaUuncm, Salem, Oregon, Sunday, August 3, 1947
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Little Apples i
Crabapples Colorfiil
Into Pies or to Make into Pickles
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i By Maxlne Bpren,: -
SUtepman Womin'i Editor
Crabapples are. handy little Xrjuit fcjr a good many things --more
than many people fcnow. In the first place, they make grand jelly
nd provide pectin lor fruit that! won't jell by themselves, but they
make good jams and preserves and lastly they make excellent pie.
The latter" may be made of
crabapple alone, or combined with
.regular apples and made just the
tame as any other font pie.
- Here is a recipe which makes
crabapple into a preserve that's
a little out of the ordinary:
CRABAPPLE SUNSHINE
6 pounds crabapples
f-r, 12 cups sugar - I '
1 cup vinegar
3 large oranges, jutce and
grated rind i
Boil juice and vlinegar, when
it comes to boil add apple and
boil hard for 20 minutes. f
Crabapples can be pickled, they
make attractive acfcompanimentis
to meats or may be cut up, and
made into alads. Some women
jell pieces of pickled crabapple
snd- put on lettuce! for winter!
time salads. j
PICKLED CRABAPPLES
1 3 pounds crabapples
4 cups sugar
cup, vinegar
1 cup water '
tick cinnamon
2 tablespoons whole cloves
Wash crabapples, kdo not re
move stems. Prick each apple in
evjeral places with fork. Make
syrup of sugar, vinegar and water.
Boil well, add spices and a few
of the fruit with' one or twb
cloves pressed into each. Let copk
uuui iruuri. ruir nuiv in sierjlr
ized jars, cook syrup until thick,
fill jars to overflowing and seal'.
Do not uc for a month. :
Stevens Clan Reunion
Held Near Clackamas
One hundred and twenty at
tended the Steven clan reunion!
July 20 at, the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Guy Mount on the Clacka
mas river. Dinner was "served on
the lawn of the Mount home and
later Dr. Mount acted as chairman!
t the informal business meeting.)
, The group includes descendant
f Hanson and Lavina Stevens
and the Ringo family will be
hosts for the meeting at the state
fairgrounds the third Sunday in
July in 1848.
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Fruit to Put
Mjt. Angel Flowers
Bloom for Festival
MT. ANGEL Clyde Perry of
the!Pery Marble Co. of Portland
was! fere last week to set up a
beautiful marble bird bath, which
he donated, for the city garden
on Main street.
Two plots, one on Main and
another at the junction of Church
and; . College have . been planted
and cared for by the Garden club,
in cooperation with the city coun
cil land Business Men's club, in
anticipation of enhancing the at
tractiveness of the town for the
flax festival, August 8 to 10.
The first plot is in lawn and
zinnias, now in full bloom,., and
the bird bath adds greatly to the
beautification of the spot. Mrs.
Christine Kronberg supervised
the planting of the' zinnias.
The second garden is planted
entirely to Margaret McGredy
roijei and its beauty is due al
most entirely to Mrs. A. A. Eb
ner, who has taken over its care.,
Mayor Jacob ' Berchtold has
backed both projects to the utmost-
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Brooks Garden Club
Plains for Flax Entry
BROOKS Garden club annual
picnic was held Thursday at Mo
lalla park on. the river as guests
of the M. F. Days and with the
Audubon garden club as . guests.
Plans were made to enter a float
at the flax festival parade at Mt.
Angel next week. Mrs. Emma
Wadjey and Mrs. Margaret Low
ery are in charge of the arrange
ment. , Visitors present were Mrs. J. W.
Moore, Mrs. Pete Ficken, Mrs.
Alfred Olsen, Mrs. Orla Buxton,
Mm. Wm. Werner and the hostess
Mrs. M., F. Day all of Molalla.
Thirty-one members of - the
Brooks garden club were present
Next meeting will be with Mrs.
Bertha Morisky, Thursday, Aug
ust 4.
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ODD PIECES
Lt Col. and Mrs. Farley Mogctn and three months old
daughter, Mentha Nell, who recently arrived In Salem from ,
Frankfurt Germany where he has been stationed over
three years. They flew to the states and drove cross-country.
Colonel Mogan has been released from the aimy after five
years service and is now on terminal leave. He returned
to his position with the state police force August 1. The Mo
gans are now at home at 2050 Myrtle avenue. (Kennell-Ellis).
Rain Fails to Spoil
Annual Kansas Picnic
ALBANY Despite Inclement
weather some 200 former resi
dents of Kansas braved the ele
ments to attend the annual Kan
sas picnit in Bryant park July 27.
While the elaborate program!,
planned by those in charge, could
not be carried out. a good time
was managed and the basket
lunch served. ., i ,
Officers for next year elected
are Al Burns, president; ' Willard
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SURPLUS
Turner, secretary-treasurer; Karl
Robe and Sterling Gentry, pro
gram; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Swan,
ctsrffee. All are from Albany.
In attendance Sunday, were sev
eral from Kansas, one couple
from Florida, and several from
Washington. Oregon was well
represented with registrations
from .Corvallis, Eugene, Gervais,
Hillsboro, Junction City, Klam
ath Falls, Lakeview, Newport,
Portland, Roseburg, Salem, Sil
verton, and Tillamook, as Well as
those from Linn county.
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Old Fashioned Ham 1
Dance at Lee Eyeflys
Scheduletl August 9
ROBERTS, Aug. 2 An old
fashioned barn dance will be kiv-
en Saturday night. AuguM 9, by
Roberts grange at Lee Eyerly's
enormous hay loft barn on the
lllahee road. Music will be furn
ished by Harvey Schueble's or
chestra and it is estimated 400
couples can be accomodated on
the haymow floor.
Coffee and home made cakes
Will be served in addition to
punch throughout the evening.
Ample parking space is available
for cars and the area will be
policed by members of the grange
directed by Sheriff Denver
Young.
Improvement of the grange hall
Interior remodeling of
BROWN'S' CREDIT
JEWELERS OPTICIANS
will be completed about
August 15th.
Installation of complete new
showcases and fixtures of Afri
can mahogany will create a pleas
ing modernistic appearance. Nev
lighting will add considerable im
provement in displaying merchan
dise. It is believed the change
created by Grand Rapids Show
case Co., of Portland, Oregon will
create one of the finest jewelry
stores in the Northwest.
BROWN'S CREDIT JEWEL
ERS & OPTICIANS have been
established in the same location
Since 1934, enlarging their store
three times. Starting with, a floor
space of 10 feet by 15 feet they
have expanded to the present size
now occupying floor space of
2500 sq. ft. The store is particu
larly convenient for shoppers be
ing arranged in an "L" shape with
show windows and front entrances
on both Liberty and Court streets.
"Opening Day" was March 3,
1934. The first day sales reached
the impressive figure of $15.40.
The name of the first customer is
not recorded, but appropetely
enough, the first sale was a wed
ding ring, and it set the prospec
tive groom back just $6.00. The
second sale was also a wedding
ring for $7.00, and the purchas
er paid 50 cents down and
"(gharged" the balance. From this
humble beginning the business has
grown until there are now twelve
on the payroll, and the complete
store includes an optical depart
ment, watch repair, and jewelry
manufacturer.
Entrance on Liberty st. wijl re
main closed during remodeling.
Kindly use Court St. entrance.
-adv.
to 60
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Is the aim of tha Roberta Home
Ec club which is sponsoring the
dance. Mrs. Abner Kline is chair
man of the dance committee and
other mcmlwrs are Mrs. Forest
Edwards, Mrs. Sam Kundlett,
Mrs. Denver Young, Mrs. Lee
Eyerly and Mrs. Hiwe Howlnnd.
Tickets are available from mem
bers of the Roberts grange.
Though limited in quantity, they have in full measure the
traditional Longines qualities of excellence of performance
and elegance of appearance. May we show them to you?
IN MEN'S AND LADIES STYLES
See the
Ixpgine
Wittnauer
17 J.
49.50
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ami 3I,
WITH A BEDROOM SUITE
FREE
6 Dutch Iris or 12 Crocus will fee
given free with every Tulip or
der received this month. One doz
en assorted Giant Darwin Tulips
guaranteed to bloom, $1.00, three
dozen. ,$2.00. postpaid.
Beaverton Bulb Gardens
Beaverton, Oregon,
New Shipment
The finest Longines Watches in 75 years of fine watch
making experience are now ready for your selection.
Salem's Leading Credit Jewelers
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