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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1955)
111 C8 tl in to Pi Ih al w fo ee fr al fr th Bi ot Ci le , 4a The Bend Bulletin, Thursdoy, May 26. 1955 -Mi... - -' 1 " 'J X - -S ' it fr J 1 T r m 'P wv. Klnr-nlze treats Jumbo chocolate chip cookie are whipped bj - by Jane Tupper. Brooklyn, N, Y., for a leen-aj anack feaJ j Pig-i Kitch en is Taking Over Many Difficult Tasks lly lihTSV WAD I; NKA Slaff WritiT .; The plujj-in kitchen is Inking ,, over more and more women's - liVRB. And llicKo days many newly " weds, (lived to rent u kilchenles establishment, have equipped themselves wholly with electric '. appliances and get alony quile Lwell. : Nothing really takes liie place of tlie raiiKe, but smaller electric , KadKets are certainly e.wnclin the cooking abilities ol most ol ' tne brides. The only penalty, aside from a '. slifiht ra.se of engineer's nerves at ttie end of the day for I he house l.wife, is paid by the wiring in the house or apartment. Most wiring is bearing a load never dreamt of when it was installed. Lots of women have gotten smart about this. Tossing aside their husbands' accusations that they don't know how to change a fuse, they've even learned how to avoid changing a fuse. It often lends to such silly statements as "'you can't shuvc now, I'm mixing a cake," hut at least the fust: doesn't blow that time. But after the broiler has blown the fuse three,' times, Hie tumw maker pulls what she thinks is a shrewdie. She replaces the I. Vamp fuse Willi a 20- or even 30-amp one. No more blown uses, she Ihmks happily, as she plugs in the broiler, the tuasler, the heater ami the baby's steamer. The f 1 ise rincsn ' t bli iw . suit enough. But the point of a fuse is that it will bear exactly the load! that the wiring (hat runs throng!) it will. When the wiring is over loaded, the fuse blows, warning in habitants that the wiring may (cateh fire. If the fuse is too big, the wiring won t carry the load Tanyway. II can't. Result: it either does catch lire or all the appliances slow down lo a trickle. The radio can scarce ly be heard, the broiler is as warm as a match. Hie mixer grinds weakly. The only answer, aside from let ting the place burn-down and start ing over again, is rewiring. According lo the manufacturer who makes the copper wire that carries the Juice, over 3-1 million h.mii'S in the country are inade quately wired. Kind out how much current your i wires will carry. Many electrical cuntractors will do the survey free ot charge. They total up the wat tage on thi' appliances you use at ihe same time (don't forget the TV and the refrigerator, gobbling up power all the timei. You can use appliances wilh ratings of up to li.rf) watts on each 15-amp i cuit. The wattagei are slumped on each appliance. Then, have more piped in. If you find you must. For instance, two number 6 wires from the basement wilh two 20-ump circuits v.itii number 1U wire connected to the outlets, plus the lli-amp cir cuit you already have will give you Hie ability to use appliaiices requiring up to (il.'iO watts. This will cost you about $100 U you're on the first floor, plus an additional $15 for each successive Moor, your landlord, ' if you have one, may share the cost with you If you're on a two - year lease and your landlord won't cooperate, it will add about $1 to $f! a month lo your rent. But you'll get full jHralmg efficiency from your mechanical electrical h a n d maidens. Here Are Some Top Appetizers BY (MYNOIt MAIJDOX NKA Kmtd and .Market Kdltor Little things lo eat with txver ages before dinner every hostess likes to collect rccies for them We -were in Chicago recently and dined with Marian Loofe, distin guished home economist. In her modern apartment overlooking Utke Michigan she served unus ually good appetizers. Among them were bartecued pa kages of thinly sliced Cana lxteon spread with a little mus tard and horseradish an quick ly broiled. She told us that fi-ounce ackage of thinlyslic edCana p-s I packages of thinly sliced Cana dian bacon are now on the mar- ket. Here are other appetisers from i Miss Loofe: Beef Itoiiml-l'pH I Form smoked or cream cheese into small balls aiiout 1-inch in ; diameter. Roll balls in shredded sliced dried beef and serve on a pick. Bniimseh weljjer Tickle Spread (Yield: l4 cup Hprettd) One-half cup braunschweiger liver sausage, 2 tablespoons fine ly chopped sweet pickle. 2 table spoons pickle juice. 2 drops Tab asco sauce, .Combine; all ingred ients. Serve as a sandwich filling or.on crackers. J'epermii Whip (Yield: 1 cup) One-half cup ground peper oni sausage '2 ounces), Vi cup whipping cream or evaporated milk, 1 3-otince package cream cheese, 2 tablespoons chopped par sley. Whip cream. Mash mid soften crea rn cheese wi t h fork. Add to whipped cream. Whip thorough ly until smooth. Stir in parsley. Serve in bowl with potato chips as an appetizer or serve as ft snack. Crunehy Brsuin4ch writer Spread (Yield: 1 1-3 riifM) ()ne-half pound braunschweiger. 2 tablespoons grated onion, Vt cup finely chopped celery, 3 ta blespoons sweet pickle juice. Mash braunschweiger in bowl with fork. Add remaining ingred--ienls and mix until blended and smooth. Cover and keep cold in the refrigerator until ready to use. TOMORROW'S DINNER: Try beef round-ups, potato chips, veal and vegetable casserole with po tato cover, hot biscuits, butter or margarine, lettuce, cucumber and tomato salad, rhubarb tarts, cof fee lea, milk. f WS,V. 1 1 r rl a'i ' i I rl rt k 7 .11 t xs,7iyxy''-'--z-4' v arti l i i i i a l & i at i mmmti Supp'T Salad Tray On a large serving plate ar range the following: Sliced toma toes, cucumber strips, lettuce ot greens, pineapple chunks, peach halves, and strips or shreds ot American and Swiss cheese. Pickles and olives may aho be added. Have handy FreiK h f t an ideal "serve - yoyi'elf" salad any suitable dressing. This makes tray. He Comes Up : ;j Wfth Novel Idea MOUNTAIN VIKW, Calif. (UP J .Take Huhler, who sells recor.ls md recording manJunes, has come up wilh a neat advertising gim- nick that whets the appetite of music lovers. F.aeh week Buhler makes a mas ter tap recording of musical and religious programs and then in vites owners of tape recorders fo. a re - recording session free of charge. Through a "patch" system. Huh ler can handle six recorders work ing elf his master tape. World's first steel-frame sky-1 scraper was built in ("liic.moi about 1S72. j The American Legion was or ganized nt Paris, France, in It was incorporated by an act of Congress on Sept. Hi, 11)19. Ifstceet soft drinks leave you thirsty . . 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