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Mr. .and Mrs. Richard Burdell McCoy, th former
Ma rc'ta Louise Summers who were , married at the j First
Congregational Church in Eugene. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Summers of Eugene and her
husband is the son of Mrs. D. A. McCoy of Corvallis: The
couple will live in Salem. (Nolph Studio, Eugene).
Season's End-
Late Fruits, Vegetables Bolster
Up Supply of Preserves, Pickles
By MAXINE BUREN
Statesman Weman't Editor
There's usually a last minute revival of the canning and
Vickline activities along about this time of year, when quinces,
apples, pears and crabapples are ready and the pantry shelves
may seem a bit short of stock.
:, Picklefruit is a handy recipe to know about, because you
can do peaches, crabapples and pears, each making ivonderful
spicy grrn:shment for the meats during the winter. Here is a
recipe for crabapples, peaches, pears or prunes'. . - '
. : A SWEET PICKLED FRUIT
3 pounds fruit 1 cup water
4 cups sugar V stick cinnamon
rz cup vinegar 2 tablespoons whole cloves
Wash fruit but do not remove stems. Make syrup of sugar, ,
vinegar and water, boiU. add spices and a few of the fruit at a
. time. The fruit should have the cloves stuck into it Cook until
fruit is tender. Place fruit in sterilized jars, cook syrup down
until the right consistency and pour over fruit that has been
packed in jars. Seal. Keep for a month before using.'
Some recipes suggest letting stand overnight in the syrup
before bottling. r. ; I
. . Ripe cucumber pickles , use the season's last cucumbers
. and produce an interesting addition' to the pickle assortment.
ASZHEK PICKLES
s Peel the 6 large, ripe cucumbers, cut in halves lengthwise '
and scrzpe out seeds with a spoon. Salt, and let stand over
night. Remove from liquid and let stand for an hour in clean
cold wtter. Remove from water, wipe each cueumber. Can
cut in -half lengthwise if too large. ; v "
Put 1 quart vinegar, 1 cup water in a kettle and add a
small package whole allspice, tied in a piece of -cloth. -Let come
to a boil. Put in cucumbers and let heat until just hot through.
If left too long cucumbers will soften. Put in hot sterilized jars
with 1 teaspoon mustard seed and sprays of dillin each quart
jar. Fill the' jars with the syrup. Seal.
Here's a late summer pickle that will use some of those
green tomatoes". It's pretty and bright in color and very good.
. HOLLYHOCK PICKLES
3 pounds small green
tomatoes , -
1 No. 2Vi can. pineapple
2 pounds sugar
4 cups mild vinegar
1 cup honey
A little mace - v -
1 cup pineapple juice
1 tablespoon each: stick cin
namon, allspice, cloves . " .
2 tablespoons yellow mustard ,
seed ' " . " .'V.
Cut tomatoes in rather thick slices and pineapple-slices-
in quarters. Mix sugar, vinegar, honey, pineapple juice and
spices in a bag. Bring to a boil and pour over pineapple and
tomatoes. Cook until tender and clear. Put in jars, boil syrup
down until right consistency, pour over fruit' to overflow "jars
and seal. r-
An unusual combination is this "recipe for : -
TOMATO, APPLE AND GINGER MARMALADE .
2 cups chopped apples 3 cups sugar
2 cups ripe tomatoes, chopped . cup chopped preserved'
1 lemon, ground - ginger ;
Combine tomatoes, apples and lemon and cook for 15
minutes. Add sugar and cook to the consistency, of marmalade.
Add ginger last 10 minutes of cooking. - -
Donna Kron
Is Engaged
Majority Degrees
Given by Bethel
Bethel 35. Job's Daughters pre-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kron are;eniea majority oegrees to pasi
,k r honored queen Miss Carol Hewitt'
-announcing the .engagement of!and to JMy Bancroft n(,
tbeir daughter. Donna, to James Naurine Nichols on Monday eve
Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. i nfng. ' ,
Harry sFowler. The news was told j Honored were past ! honored
Si an jnfcrmal dinner party Sat-! Queens Carol Hewitt and Sharon
urday night at the home of thei J, Pf .ff I
, . . , . .. .... ; queen Jan Roberts. Bethel 3d; Al-1
bride-elects uncles, the Schindler i c..,. kk,.
brothers, on Orchard Heights jMiss Sharon Bourne, grand repre- j
.Roan. liiipstx wpre nresented with a.. ik. I
- --. . -- . ----- seniaiive w wt siaie vi wesi v ii -
fortune cakes : revealing the en- i gjma . I
gCr?,:Zf' placed, for MisslP? l visit pledge j
Kron, Mr. Fowler. Miss- Margaret .tober " f PL1"-Aj-nei.:
Gordon Johnson. Mr. and 1 ,st,F,w0'Kk for "?e 9 .In X
Mrs. WiUiam Provience Mr. and!, Ainsworth
Mrs. Frank Kron and Mr. and e to perform their work. f
Mrs. Harry Fowler. ' j An invitation to attend Bethel 43
Misj Kron and her fiance -are: on October 10 and view the pic
graduates of Salem schools and 1 tures taken by Mr. and Mrs.- Yoe
rre now attending tne Merriu-."" r iti. my w ""
Davis School of Commerce. read, -r '-
Regular Sunday visits lo the
Blind School are to begin Sunday.
Plans for the drill team are al-
; most completed aftd practice will
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Giant Mr. and Mrs. , double dresser, with
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3 size bookcase headboard bed Included are
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Three occasional tables! Two modern table
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