The Beaverton review., June 07, 1935, Image 3

Th e Beaverton Review
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FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1*35
tmutr H im sms
"SHARE TUI BLESSINGS"
dwell alone in a *»d land. As Kin* t Thi» week
1 *rn »ending
you
w w o eaya; “ Uewaie c f too nruen <irace Noll Crowell’s lovely poem,!
good »tuyn.g in your hard. It will "Because
of Thy Croat Bounty",
fa«4 ctn rupt and worm worm*. I'ay v hich I know you will enjoy.
it away quickly in aoine wort.” Live,
Because of Thy Creat Bounty
give joynunly, lavishly of your luve,
!C roce Noll Crowell
your thought* for peace and hope,
lK « r One* vVhu rvmali:
Hi ( i n ] « | have been given much,
The utlirr iliiy a fut-ml nei'J, «•uii- g-vo a root- fr< m your garden, a
I, too, »hall give;
('•«nilitg Mini«- livIp Uhl* had given cl «*ery grtiMjiiUi to a pa-«mg way­
until dinoolved. Add to hot cooked
Hicaus* o f Thy great bounty, Lord, Hire In A ll Colors of Rainbow
farer,
a
word
of
comfort
to
the
M IMM-tly Jirmoll, “ I < 1 » MO Willi I
I* taking Our Tables Hy Storm rice, (which ha* been tinted pink),
Kach day I live
(»mid give limn-, liut I t a w mo atixiou* ones a mcanage o f hojie
Want to « t vi -
something new, sugar, »alt and vanilla. Beat well
to trlioae who*»
blow* I »hall diviile my g ift* from Thee
lu ll' to »tar«*.” You tavt Inapt and faith
»"mething
to make your
gueits arsv cool. When mixture begins to
With every brother l hat I see
are
lined
with
care
Think
of
your-
that ex|iic»»i'-n
iimiiiiy ll nitw,
y«*t
Who has the need of hefp from me. sit up and take notice? Hare it is; thicken whip in bananas wnich have
t**lf
u*
a
ctaiwwl
through
which
'•'< w untrui* |t in, m iu aaaertion
Colored RioeJ
Isen mashed to a pulp with a sil­
flow
from Mime
unfailing because I have been sheltered, fed,
*<f I nek. W«* »|*<«k urul think of g ift»
Rice in lovely delicate colors u ver fork.
Mix well
and fold in
S
oimtii ; ii'ulue
that
unlism
you
"g ivin g ” ur I k -I oi ginK unly to Lho
By thy good care,
the latest irhiB to hit our taTdes— a ciearn, whipped, ami turn into mold
Iveep thi* elmnnel open, if you
• ji mg iif material thing» -doth*#,
1 cannot see another’s lack
bright eieu it is too! Your got-st* that
has been rinsed
with cold
the gv.od
to flow
or money, or foo«J, or oddly enough, fail to allow
And I not share
freely bi all who iieeo, the n will My glowing fire, my loaf of bread, will think they are looking at the water or pile in »tsvinK glasses.
that non-ex iatvnt
thing
wo ra 1!
world through
ro«e-c</lore<i glasses Chill. When firm, unmold and gar­
the supply ctwae to come, the wu My roof’* shelter overhead,
“ time*", »rut yet we hoM In our
will
he held in a stagnant That he, too, may he comforted when you seivc pink rice. You con nish with additional ripe bananas,
|ioi«»oaMiii(ti wonaerful thing*
which ter*
make pale green or gold or laven­ sliced. 6 serving*.
pool a id
the grt*-n acorn of wel-
» » '»a y give, and NtranKe a » ll
to match
your
chosen
Because love has been lavished ao der rice
fidmese
will
shut
it
from
the
Light.
tnuy m in i
our »tore of tneaaiure
color scheme.
And remember the T old chartreuse ,,f Rice and Veal
Upon
me,
Lord,
h’urthermoic, my dears, remem­
never learnt»*,
but rather <k*n ||
A wealth I know that was not meant "M ary Jane” o f the Milne stories,
(W ith Golden Rioet
MH'n-am* as we ikal it out with lav- ber tins: As you give gladly, an
who wouldn’t eat her rice puoding?
For me to hoard,
2 cup» uncooked rice
nlao mu»t you receive glo/lly. A c­
mh haivla.
T ry the chikiiir» on "fairy-t'ntad”
1V4 lbs. veal knuckle
er pt
the love uid
frieiuiitn.p* 1 shall givi- love» to those in need,
We »hi not need thi* coin of the
rice and watch it go down!
1 carrot
which come you» way, refuse not The odd and hungry clothe and feed.
" « l i n to give gift*. I Alive that to
O
f
course
nothing
is
better
titan
shall
| »how
my
thank*
.
'A onion
t ie happine»« given you but add Thus
h tu who lei* only gold to give. A *
the
plain *nowy-white
rice
for
indeed.
1 tsp -alt
it to your store »m l share it with
v;a* once a»i<i: "A n y rioli mat can
most purposes, f<r it blends with
!4 top. pepper
other», accnfit each good gilt which
feed tin* bolk e o f the poor, hut
lieoir friend» unseen, I thank you the taste, texture *r*i color of other
2 tups, gelatin
comett
and be joyouitly
grateful,
for the letters which have com» foods.
only he who bus guitu-d wimltmi
But
the colored
rice is
1 stalk celery
laiurn, uU",
to «-xprie».* gratitude to me. |t make* me very happy to
run feud their noula” , and I .-ay
»mart and fashionable for parties
for that which you tave, non I forth know that ao many of you find
Wash rice thoroughly.
Cook ir
furtiher blutt If you giv** love, give
and
spec/al
occasions—
for
pre-nup­
to the Hun a ihunk-giv ng for the
boiling
salted
water
which
has
sonwthing
in my writing*
which tial parties,
thought« of ]H* 4 «‘e and M CiiM W i
receptions,
etc. The
warmth
und the life he ra<ikat«»i fill* your ne«sj, and I want you to
inent, give hope and m-w aepira
kernel* of our own Southern-grown been tinted a golden yellow with
ujion our world, an you remove a
know that your words of apprecia­ rice take on the lovHest shades in fruit or vegetable coloring. Dry out
t on* to the di*hta>i Unneal uim I *oothe
la-k*d bunch of flowers or cut from tion add to my joy in the work I
amd chill. Cut meat into small pie­
for one neiment tlic weary reat-
the rainbow with no trouble at all!
a buah a withered roue, .five a do.
ces and cook siowly in enough wa-
liiiMiea« of a bunk-tied
nimo urui
V’liiiupered word o f ajrprivia'inn fur
I ter to
cover. Add season ng*
and
Lovingly yours,
heart, tla*n have you given a gn at-
Coloring
Rice
their g ift of lu*auty, give thank*
carrot, slic'vi. (Long cooking should
•M A K Y-M A R TH A ”
•u g ift that he who given only nui-
To have colored rice, you do not yt'sult in jellied m i'« when poured
for needed rain aixl tta growing
ti rial things.
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buy it that way, but tint it your- j into a
life aUiut you an-» the good gift*
mold and chilled.)
Time
Anoter woman once said, i j 011c of the »oil. Too many lips »ay
sekf, to suit yourself! You simply may be saved
by adding,
when
I
{#’
fp
w'ho lm.il gained » uuikurn, that irht ‘■(¡od t* pitiful'', who ne’er *:iid,
add a few drop* of vegetable cr veal is done, two teaspoon- of gel
could give no little. IU* amilwl u.i "(iod l>e praineii.”
Elmer llarn<U*n, son-in-law o f Mr. fruit coloring right to the water atin, moistened in a little cold wa
la- »nawered: “ A * you paom a hou*i
Stir until gelatin
dissolves.
Ilut, in thi* sharing, remember and Mrs. L. D. ShelleDberger. was in which the rice i* boiled and of I t*r.
u*k (iod to give pence to Ihoae Jto give out only that which ia a member of the graduating cla*> course, “ fluff” or steam your rice
Mold in quart bowl or fancy mol-
who dwell tlrrtein; a* you move a-
o f the North Pacific Dental Col­ afterwar.hc, to have big puffy grains.
lined with
cooked,
golden-tinted
goiid, for it ia true that evil gift*
li ng a crowded atreel, ner.d forth may also be given. If you ss-nd li ge. Mr. Hamden graduated from Don’t use too much coloring— al­ rice. Chill. Turn out on platter.
thought* uf peace and love, and
Pharmacy
department.
The low about six to ten drops to two
forth g ift« o f hat red, of resent­ the
i-oufet not for one motiarnt that ment«,
of (intolerance,
of cruel commencement exercises were he I i quart* o f boiling water and 3 tea
Molded Date Parfait
they will find a renting pltite in w< nle und uivkimi thoughts, think at the White Temple in Portland, spoons *a4t for boiling 1 cup of rice.
(W ith Pale Orange Rice)
Tuesday
evening.
woury honrt." A gift need not for on« moment that they will
Boil until grains are tender, then
2 cups hot boiled rice
not lw a thing which ean lie held not return unto you a i undre-K
Mutuum Bennett, son of Mr. and steam (covered with a cloth) over
2 tbsps. gelatin
in the hand*. Tile Master Je-*u* fold, even a* a good g ift would. Mir*. O. B! Bennett o f Besverton, hot water until grains swell.
1VA cups milk
•••it no material thing to the world, The law worka just a* surely in Rt. 2, who is a graduate of Bea­
1 cup cream
yet when Hk< Maid "M y peace • the one o»*«* us in the other, and
Party-Suggestion* for Tint«-d Rice
verton High school and the U. of
1 cup sugar
give unto you” , he guve a gift
Ring* o f colored rice are festive;
a* gratitude
and
love open the O.. is working with the firm ot
1 tsp. salt
which »till In nut* comfort to weary channel for the riweiving of good,
into a ring
Brookman and Ooty, Architects and pree* the boiled rice
VA pkg. dates, sliced
noula and aching h«*erUi.
a, doe*
ingratitude
and hatiid Designers, who designed the model mold, or arrange in tahlespoonsful
1 tsp. vanilla
on
a
platter.
Fill
center
with
fruit
Thai», O Mary-Mnrtha*, u > 4 i»ngi* clow the gateway and lead to lack house
in the National
Housing
Soak
gelatin in milk until dis­
Use
Hung adiout thin giving m tii*t if ar.J bitterness.
Show held in Portland last week. or creamed fowl or seafood.
solved.
Addi to hot rice (which ha«
tinted
rice
fo
r
salads,
or
fo
r
frozen
we do not give- -wh**tlver it In-
Do you remember the old hymn, Munson drew the perspectives for
been tinted pale orange)
and add
desserts Some suggestions:
money or love or Joy— we aoon
'Count your many blimsings” ? 1 the louse.
Let cool.
When
mixture
Green rice ring with fresh straw­ sugar.
crane to have. That ia u low, un­
think must uf ua do. Let u* thtr.,1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sprague re­
stir
in dates
berries and whipped cream; laven­ begins to stiffen,
failing in its applicator», i f you 1
O sister thinkers, count the many
from
a week’* der rice ring with creamed chicken; (sliced) and vanilla. Fold in cream,
give not o f your material pofurea- | many things we |K***e*s which we turned Saturday
visit
with
Dr. arid Mrs.
Boyd yellow rice ring filled with creamed which has been beaten until stiff.
aiona, you lieconie a iniier—ar.d no |
can share; let u* unseal lh«- choked Sprague at Condon. They weue ac­
turn« or salmon and green peppers; Pour into wet mold, pack in ice
udaer |x>Mi«wae«
hut wealth.
the
channel* o f our h«*art* and pour companied h«me by Dr. and Mrs.
pink rice ring filled with sliced and gait fo r several hours, or freeze
money po*Mt*M'ew him; if you give
forth joy and happiness, radiate un­
■not love, you grow hard nr.d cold der »tii ruling, offer love ami friend - Rob’t. Wood of Milton. Dr. Wood bananas, dates, maraschino cherries in mechanical refrigerator. Serve as
ice cream, cut m slices.
i «turned Sunday, and/ Mrs. Wood and pineapple cubes.
nnd the love of others p « «v n you
remained to be with her n’ other,
by; |f you do not |Kim forth joy ship, and let us not forget to re
Polk To Try katahdin Spuds
Banana Bavarian
with open hand*, then life grow* c**ive a* joyously, a« gratefully, tht Mr*. OlmsucBd, who is recovering
from injuries received in an auto
j Dallas»—Trial plantings c f Katah-
(W ith Pink Rice)
grey and »till »brut you and you good which will come to us.
accident.
din potatoes, a new federally de­
1 cup cooked rice, tinted pink
veloped variety which ha.» become
1 tbsp. gelatin
popular in parts o f the Willamette
V4 cup cold water
valley in the last year or two, will
1 cup cream
be made by several Polk county
1 tsp- vanilla
farmers this year. County Agent J.
Vi cup sugar
R. Beck reports. Cornelius Buhler
2 ripe bananas
will plant 250 pounds, Emd Ste­
CURRENT El ENTS PHOTOCRAHHEt) FOR
>4 tsp. salt
Pour cold water
in bowl
and vens 100 pounds, and Martin Van
sprinkle gelatin
on top of water. Groos 200 pounds if sufficient seed
can be obtained, Mr. Beck says.
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