Thursday, February 4, 1951
Page) 10 SECTION II
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Deep Dish Cherry Pie . . .
There are plenty ol canned
cherries around now and also Feb
ruary is a cherry pie season.
Deep-Dish Cherry Pie
rilling
3 to 4 cups pitted tour cher
ries (2 cans)
V4 cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
Vi teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon margarine or
butter
Drain cherries. Combine sugar,
flour and salt. Mix lightly with
cherries. Place in a deep pie plate
rbaking dish. Dot with 1 table
apoon margarine or butter. Bake
in a hot oven (400 F.) 15 minutes.
Topping
1 cup sifted flour
1 tablespoon sugar
4 teaspoon salt
V, teaspoon grated lemon rind
Mi cup ( print) margarine
or butter .
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon water
Mix flour, sugar, salt and lem
on rind. Cut in margarine or but
ter with pastry blender or two
knives until well blended. Add
lemon juice and water, mixing
lightly with a fork. Spoon lightly
on tap of cherries. Continue bak
ing pie 20 to 25 minutes at 400 F.
Serve warm. Yield: 6 servings.
Fresh Pear Coffee
Cake Truly Good
For something different and de
licious try this coffee cake using
fresh pears. Winter pears are still
in the markets.
Fresh Pear Coffee Cake
,. 1 Anjou, Bosc or Cornice
pears
Hi cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons sugar
V teaspoon baking soda
JVi teaspoons baking powder
'4 teaspoon salt
V cup shortening
1 egg
Vi cup buttermilk
Vi cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon butter or
margarine
Sift together flour, sugar, bak
ing soda, baking powder and salt,
Cut in the shortening until pieces
are very small. Beat egg into but
termilk and add to dry ingredi
ents. Mix only until all moisture
is absorbed. The dough will be
fairly stiff. Press lightly into an
8-inch pan. Peel and core fresh
pears and slice in Vi inch sections.
Cover top of coffee cake with pear
alices. Crumble together brown
ugar, cinnamon and butter and
sprinkle over the pears. Bake at
875 degrees for 35 minutes.
Spaghetti-Tuna Dish
A Tuna Spaghetti casserole
starts off the season of Lenten
meals in a most enjoyable way,
Quickly put together 2 cans of
spaghetti (the kind in tomato
sauce with cheese) and 1 can of
drained, flaked tuna. Heap into
a casserole. Sprinkle the top of
spaghetti with about cup of
buttered corn flakes. Bake at
375 degrees F. about 25 minutes.
Yields 4 generous servings.
Honey Can Be used
In Variety of Ways
Bees and honey-making are vital
to our agriculture and we are urg
ed to use more honey to keep more
bees in business to help pollenize
many garden and all orchard
crops. Honey may be used, meas
ure for measure in place of the
sugar In preparing puddings, cus
tards, pie fillings, baker apples,
candied and sweet-sour vegetables,
; salad dressings and cinnamon
toast.
Brushed or drizzled on ham dur
ing the last half hour of baking,
honey adds flavor and gives a
golden glaze.
In cakes and cookies, however,
you'll get best results if you use
recipes developed especially with
honey as an ingredient.
Use mild-flavored honey lor
bland dishes. Honeys with strong
er flavor may be used in spice
cake, gingerbread, brownies and
In other rather highly flavored
products. For accurate measure-
ment, be sure to scrape all the
honey out of the measure.
Breakfast Bacon
Cook bacon over low heat until
of the desired crispness. There's
no need to pour off the fat during
cooking. Always drain bacon on
absorbent paper.
Breakfast Treat
It may never have occurred to
you but avocados are delicious
for breakfast too. Serve mashed
avocado on toast or dice the
fruit and add to scrambled eggs
when they are almost cooked
but (till soft and creamy.
For Muffins
Next time you make Sunday
supper muffins, add 1 cup of
chopped, canned apple slices
(drained) to the batter. Really
delicious, especially when served
hot with plenty of butter or margarine.
CRANBERRY RELISH MOLDS
1 envelope unflavored gelatine
Vx cup cold water
Vi teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 1-pound can whole cranberry
sauce
1 cup diced celery
Soften gelatine in cold water.
Place over boiling water and stir
until dissolved. Add salt and lemon
juice. Mir mlo cranberry sauce.
Mix in celery. Turn into individual
molds. Chill until firm. L'nmoid on
cole slaw.
YIELD: t servings.
Air Force Men
Get Surprise Lift
WASHINGTON tft On orders
from President Eisenhower, 16
Air Force enlisted men on leave
got a surprise ride back to the
United States from Germany the
other day.
It was Jan. 23 and I,t. Col. Wil
liam G. Draper, Eisenhower's Air
Force aide and pilot of the presi
dential plane Columbine, was re
turning to this country after flying
Secretary of State Dulles and his
party to the Big Four Conference
in Berlin.
Carrying out Instructions from
Eisenhower, Draper made a stop
at Frankfurt, .Germany, and took
aboard ile group of Air Force
men headed for the United States
on leave. They arrived iu Wash
ington that night.
Forest Pests to Get
Study at Institute
Study of offensive and defensive
measures to be taken against for
est insects causing great damage
to the sawlimber stands of Oregon
and Washington during recent
years, has been scheduled March
2-5 at the Heavy Aboretum near
Corvallis.
The four-day school is part of the
program of the Northwest Forest
Pest Oction Committee to worn out
a counter-offensive against fir and
pine beetles and other insects and
learn something ot the conditions
which bring about epidemics of the
tree-killing insects.
The school is open to represen
tatives of private industry, state
and federal forest agencies, and
other conservation groups, but the
number of individuals attending the
school has been held to 30, because
of limited facilities at the Abor-elom.
Basin Group Appeals
For $4 Million Funds
DELICIOUS SALAD
This delicious tossed salad is
a sure way tfl liven up any winter
menu. Combine 1 small head ice
berg lettuce, 1 cup cottage
cheese, 1 diced red apple, cup
each raisins and chopped wal
nuts and 2 sectioned oranges.
Toss together lightly with a little
French dressing.
Kidder to File for
Labor Commissioner
PORTLAND Ifl - Tom Kidder,
41, long active in labor circles
here, Wednesday announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nom
ination for state labor commission
er.
He is a member of the Operat
ing Engineers Union and the Ma
rine Engineers Beneficial Assn.
William Kimsey, Republican in
cumbent, has announced he will
not seek re-election.
SEATTLE Wl The Columbia
Basin Commission voted here
Wednesday to send two of its
members and its executive secre
tary to Washington this month to
seek restoration of at least four
million dollars in federal funds for
the Columbia Basin irrigation proj
ect. The commission met at the Seat
tle Chamber of Commerce to plan
a campaign which was described
as necessary to "save the Colum
bia irrigation program."
Hubert Walter, Ephrata, com
mission executive secretary, ex
plained that the Bureau of the
Budget has allocated $8,600,000 for
the 1954 basin irrigation.
"We're asking another four mil
lion," Walters said, "this is the
minimum amount we consider
necessary to keep the project
soing."
In last year's budget, $20,816,000
was allocated to the basin project.
Walter explained, however, that
less funds are needed every year,
as the Droiect develops.
Named to go to Washington with
Walter were J. A. werjer, yuincy,
Grant County, and George Zahn,
Methow. Okanogan county.
The basin spokesmen plan to
testify before a subcommittee of
Uhe House Interior Committee Feb.
19. -
W. A. Galbraith, Olympia, com
mission chairman and director of
the State Department ot conser
vation and Development, said he
was "very hopeful" that the com
mission will succeed in increasing
the allocation.
The commission representatives
also will see congressmen in ef
forts to bring the Foster Creek Bill
to the floor of the House.
The bill, already approved In
committee, would authorize irri
gation of 6.500 acres of land in
Chelan and Okanogan counties.
North Howell
FINE SALAD
Canned peaches and creamy
cottage cheese are the makings
of dozens ot delicious salads. Ar
range drained canned peach
halves on shredded lettuce and
fill with cottage cheese mixed
with chutney. This is the kind of
salad which needs no dressing.
NORTH HOWELL Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Hawyer had as their
house guest from Thursday un
til Friday, D. W. Walmar from
California. The men are long
standing friends.
The North Howell Grange will
meet Feb. 8 at the Grange hall
with a 7 o'clock pot luck supper.
The hostesses for the evening are
Mrs. Jean Westagaard and Mrs.
Clara Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Strachan
were hosts at supper Friday night
to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aker of
Labish.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fossholm
received word Sunday that Mr.
Fossholm's brother, John, had
died.
The Fossholms, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Hjelmer Foss
holm, drove to Portland on busi
ness Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Espe were
in Salem Saturday to see their
new granddaughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Epping, Jan. 26,
at the General hospital.
The baby has been named Kris
ti Ann. The Eppings also have
two boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dunn and
daughter, Mary Ann, accompan
ied by Mrs. E. H. Beals Sr., drova
to Portland Monday to visit M.
A. Dunn who is a patient at St.
Priest, 2 Others
Shot, Wounded
HOLLYWOOD ttl - Three per
sons were shot and wounded in a
Hollywood hotel Wednesday night
and three hours later heavily
armed police closed in on the
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital and
cornered a gunman while he was
admitting the shooting to a Cath
olic priest.
While the gunman, identified as
Albert Markle, 32, held a gun and
talked with the priest for an hour
and a half 15 officers armed with
rifles and tear gas bombs arrived
at the hospital and stationed them
selves outside the priest's office.
Police Sgt. Al Barr said the of
ficers kept Markle covered but
wailed while he talked for fear of
injuring the priest, Father Fred
erick Lamb Jr., hospital chaplain,
and another man, Lt. F. W.
Green of the hospital police force,
who was in the room.
While Markle talked the tension
mounted. "We were just going to
give him another two minutes to
surrender his gun when he finally
iurned it over to Green," said
Sgt. Barr.
Markle was handcuffed after
surrendering his gun and then
booked on suspicion of attempted
murder.
SECURITY AID PACT
TO BE SIGNED
TOKYO W Diplomatic sources
said Thursday night the mutual
security aid agreement between
the United States ana Japan will
be signed at the end of this month
after almost a year of negotiations.
Vincent's hospital in Portland.
They report Mr. Dunn Is improv
ing rapidly and may come home
the last of the week.
Monday evening guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Dunn were Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn
Hadley and sons of Salem.
Sunday evening visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Strachan were Mr. and Mrs. K.
D. Coomlcr and Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Rusa of Labish.
Western Lima Salad
Hearty, Tasty Dish
Toss cooked dry limas with
seasoned oil and vinegar and
crunchy croutons to make this
hearty "Western Lima Salad."
Il'i a little on the garlic side and i
has lots of flavor so prepare it
to suit your own taste. Serve with j
broiled cheese sandwiches for a '
quick and tasty "nirk-up."
Western Lima Salad
2 cups cooked dry limas'
V cup salad oil
1 tablespoon vinegar
!i teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon salt
't crushed garlic clove
Vi cup croutons
Salad greens
Chill limas thoroughly. Com
bine oil. vinegar, paprika, salt
and garlic. Mix with limas i
hour before serving.
.lust before serving toss mar
inated limns wilh croutons. Turn
Into bowl lined with greens.
Serves 4.
Scant 1 cup before cooking.
Hurry-up Dish
Serve crisp toasted crackers wilh
these pantry beans when you want
a hurry-up supper dish. Cook V
cup chopped onion in 1 tablespoon
oil until wilted. Add 1 teaspoon
chili powder, an 8-ounce can to
mato sauce, a 4'i-ounce can chop
ped ripe olives and 2 No. 1 tall
cans red kidney beans. Simmer
lri minutes and serve In bowls.
Strve a tnscsd green salad along
with il.
Dress up Cereal
For a cereal change, add plump
eedless raisins In a cooked err
eal. Top a prepared oi rooked
cerpal wtih canned cling peach
alices or with canned fruit cork-
tail. Serve apricot whole fruit
ncclar and cream half-and-half
over any cooked cereal.
Meat, Apple Juice
Here's an idea for giving pork
chops extra zest in flavor: After
you've browned them in the pan,
pour over a little apple juice,
cover and let simmer until the
pork chops are tender about 45
minutes.
MODEL
Service
Vegetable and Fruit
Specials
eC,rV0S 10C
CELERY HEARTS 1Q
each IC
HIU'SSKI, SPROUTS IQ
Cello pit I'C
Head Lettuce Komalne
Endive - Parsley
Green Onions and Radishes
Parsnips and Turnips
Rutabagas Rrussel Sprouts
Squash - White Cauliflower
Green Broccoli Hubbard
Squash Cucumbers
Tomatoes
TANGELOS
The new Florida citrus fruit
a crossing between grape
fruit and tangerine.
Tangelos
35c
Florida and California
Grapefruit
l.emnns Limes Bananas
Rhubarb
Rome Beauty Apples
Fine for baking and pies
$3.45 Box
3,,29c
S&W Canned Goods
S& White
Kernel Corn
No, 303
2 fflr 49c
S&W Sliced l.entthwise
Beans I,
No. 303 for OwC
S&W Medium O co
pras. No. 303 for 7C
S&W Small ) EC,
Peas, No. 303 for JJC
Good Grocery Buys
OREGON PRUNES Lar,e 2 lb, 49c
DIAL SOAP Rath Site . . . . 4 for 49c
WOODBURY S0APBathSe 4 ,or 45c
M-D TISSUE 9 for $1.00
CRISCO 3 ,,. 89c
PLANTER'S PEANUT OIL 0uart 79c
PLANTER'S PEANUT OIL Plnt 43c
PINEAPPLE JUICE Del Monte 46 ox. 29c
HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE i6ot. 25c
ELSINORE ORANGE JUICE 46 35c
ELSINORE CORN Cream Stvle No. 303 2 ,or 29c
BAKER'S COCOANUT 4 0, 19c
BAKER'S COCOANUT ,,. .. 29c
UPTON'S SOUP MIX 3 fnr 35c
SEEDLESS RAISINS Market Day . . .... 2lb5. 29c
GRAPE JUICE ,otta,P24 01 29c
APPLE JUICE rotu24 23c
SHELLED WALNUTS , 49c
SHELLED ALMONDS . 49c
M.J.B. RICE Uri pkr 35c
M.J.B. INSTANT RICE ,., 14c
SWANSON'S BONED TURKEY , 0, 39c
ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF n, 49c
SWIFT'S ROAST BEEF 0, 49c
MT. ANGEL CHEESE 5,h. la.r $2.75
ALL DETERGENT sma.ipk, 43c ,,, $2.69
WRIGHT'S SILVER POLISH 25c
SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS 2 lbs 53c
APPLE JUICE SNACKS
When friends come in for the
afternoon, it's pleasant to offer
them a choice: tea, hot and frag
rant or, maybe better still, apple
juice well chilled. Utile cakes
or rookies art tasty bites with
either.
S&W Tomato
Puree
No. 1 rans
S&W Coffee
Pound
for 49c
98c
Model Food Market
275 North High St. Phone 3-4111
S0-Iay Account Service
Orders for $2.00 or More Are Delivered Free
PLANTER'S PRODUCTS
35c
59c
59c
27c
43c
59c
COCKTAIL
PEANUTS, 7 oi,
MIXED
NUTS, 7 oz. ..
CASHEWS
7 or
PEANUT
BUTTER, 8 oi. .
PEANUT
BUTTER, 12 oi.
PEANUT
BUTTER. 20 oi.
NEW ITEMS
63c
55c
49c
35c
33c
29c
Golden West
Instant Coffee, 2 oz.
Cheeswich
Sandwich ,
Elmer Mint
Buhlets, ran ,
Kuril
Parches
Bent's Water
Crackers
Kanrlfood Garlic
Vinegar, 12 at. . . ,
lb.
ERNIE'S MEATS
Cascade Beef
POT ROAST
49
CASCADE
WIENERS
49 ,b
Pure Ground
BEEF
39 ,
For
And for down right satisfaction, more and more people are
selecting their meat at their favorite Busick Market.
Where they get freshly cut nicely trimmed meat, whether1
they select the Economy or Choice Grade they know its good
and good to eat.
ECONOMY BEEF POT ROASTS , 5'
No Wle Good Eating '....PER IB. w
ECONOMY BEEF STEAKS GST
SIRLOIN OR T-BONE PER IB. W w
CHOICE BEEF POT ROASTS 59'
lender, cooks quicker Truly topi In quality PER IB.
STANDING RIB ROAST 85'
Beautiful, delightful eating choice quality PER IB.
Grd. Beef 39
X lhs.
$1.00
Little Pig Pork CO
Sausage Linkslb9Y
Country Style VI Of!
Pork Sausage n.
Choice Beef Beautifully Marbled,
Rich Flavored Tender Beef JH
Pot Roast Ib Dir
Choice Beef
Short Ribs h.
Genuine Trimmed and
Oven-ready
Leg of Lamb ib V
Thost Toung, Beautifully
DRESSED FRYERS $119
30 la 32-01. sire are onlv
Here's a New Type Fryer Cornish Game Fyers
Broad-breasted Fryers $1129
larger and certainly beauties to
Or (or Chicken ' and Noodles You Gel-
YOUNG PLUMP HEN
Cut, ready tor the kettle
CRISCO 3lbs. 89c
SNOWDRIFT 89c
SPRY 89c
Sunshine Honey
GRAHAMS Vh 29c
Sun&hine
HYDROX m. 39c
OXYDOL LarBe 32c
LUX FLAKES 30c
Old Dutch
CLEANSER 30ans37c
While King 30c
RINSO Urw 30c
Campbell's
SOUPS
With Meat
or Chicken
cans 55c
OLD GOLDEN
COFFEE
Ground Fresh
to Your Order
Ib.
98c
PILLSBURY
CAKE
MIX
pk9. 35c
Best Foods
Mayonnaise qt. 55c
Minestrone Italian
Style Soup
Larue 1Qp
can rl
Hershey Cocoa
h ib. 28c
Nestles Quick Cocoa
nb. 41c
Baker's Cocoa
rkg.' 28c
Beautiful Big Solid Head) Here's real value large lire, ripe, Juicy
Lettuce 2 25c Oranges 2 85c
Florida Pink Real Value in Potatoes
Grapefruit 4 25c Smoothies 49c
Here' a new one TANGELO. It'i a crosi between a tangerine, orange
and a grapefruit. They must be good because they're going like hot cakes.
Try them. New vegetables tor this week are Green Beans, Wax Beans,
Green Corn, Danish Squash and Crooked Neck Squash, New Potatoes.
RHUBARB
FANCY lARCt STALKS
PER IB.
25
You can save time and money shopping your
favorite Busick Market regularly. Always free
delivery. Telephone orders selected as care
fully as you yourself would select them.
Court SI.
Phone 3-9176
MICK'S
Marion SI.
Phone 3-7962