The Beaverton review., December 13, 1940, Image 3

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I ’.liD A Y ,
Bake In moderate oven (3.70 l\-
about IV i hours Yield: 1 loaf
(7x9*3); k aervlnge.
UV a KMI’. I R
13.
1940
Cut Into squares Yield:
(5V4 X «V i Inch pan).
32 »q». Smith e l ai, part of section 1 , tic wcclueuu. Tiles«
carus a r«
T IB R1W.
suitable for display as
small
Faith K. Westcott to Thomas potters, o r may be
passed out
I'opcora Ball«
Slocomhe et ux. lot 13, blk. 0, to Individuáis or placed In oars.
B A N T TO B IN
IK IIN D M | CIJp molasses
Metzger Acres Thacts.
Distribution
throughout
the
Todd Gilmore el ux to Oliver
Please
your gourmet friend» | L < up dark corn ayrup
state Is being effected by police
G. Garrett
et ux, part of sec.
( and who isn't on«T) with a 11 tbap vinegar
chiefs.
sheriffs, etty
officials,
24. T !8 HIW.
bulging banket o f
gla*«-packed 3 tbeps. butter
safety
council
members,
service
.Idea* t '« r The l a « t Of 'h i r t j
ter and I Ihsp lemon Juice. Bleud delicacies-- a
gift
Idea anyone 3 qt*. salted popcorn
clubs and other gruops Interested
la d The Find Of T o rt)-O a r wall over hot water In double can »ee through!
(Jive
them
Comhlue molaasea, corn ayrup NOT A “RUBBER
In the traffic safety campaign.
T l K M I’ I.O l'TN FtKF. r M I l
Ixillei
and while hot. poor atuc« Jars of tiny pickled beefs, plckl- and vinegar In a sauce pan.
STAMP”
CONGRESS
As a further means as stress-
turnip.
Serve Immediately.
Have m id, of turnip! Taka a over
ad onion», artichoke hearts In nook over low heat, sirring con-
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te * the
need for safe driving
turn at turnip! K< mm I of ancient
•dl, Jars of che«-«* epreada, dev- stantly until the soft ball stage
It doesn't look as though this and walking practice« during the
Oreeca.
year« aao, food for
4'OMKM ECONOMY
lied ham, smoked nalmon. «thick- (231* F.) la
reached
Remove
season,
these
various
Is going to be s "rubber stamp" holiday
The shouting and tumult die en liver
titodvrns,
fond with
vitamin«
pa»te.
olive
butter, from heat, add butter and atlr
Congress,
despite
the
Presidents
groups
are
cooperating
with
therein. white or yellow la tur­ — and ao doe* your budget afte. Jars too.
o f herring.
lobster only enough to mix. Slowly pour
nip! Hot I
It. aaura It. ahred It a holiday «pending «pree. Keep »rooked
tongue, dried beef--all over the popped corn. Form in precedent - breaking re-niection. Sn*** • office In conducting lo-
raiV. aalad-wlae,
french-fry It. coeta
down with;
of them ready to serve a dozen, to Iw ll« with hands, ualng aa The final election returns were ral camP*1* n » which include ra-
a a a
* D<1 speeches before
T r y It thua:
.different ways. Give yourself a little pressure as <pos»lble. It hardly In before Congress re- dl° talka
llam Hran l.ofe Deluxe
fused to a d jo u rn -In the face of yariou* * rOUI" - P °‘ n‘ tag out the
! collectoti too—good for the soul make» 16 to 18 balls,
1 lb. etuoked ham
.tron g
White House
pre.au r d* D* * r"
«uggestng ways o f
numcH-ruKo tibnii *
and palate
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avoiding accidents.
Vi
lb. ground lean pork
and
passed
the
Walter-Logan
Act
ru t peeled
turnip« aa
for
RELIEF PROGRAM
Vi
lb ground vaal
A abort movie trailer, featur-
which la something the Pres I
French-fried potato««. Dip In aits
lo ffr e .Scotch Fruiting
2
egga
TO
BE CONDUCTED
Ing the voice o f Secretary of
and milk mlxtuie, Ihrn In crack­
dent
definitely
did
not
want.
1 cup sugar
♦ ♦ ♦ #
1 nop milk
State Snell and showing the dan­
er crumb« and deep fry In hot
Vi cup brown sugar firmly pack
A C hrl.tm a. relief program, a »
1 cup all-bran
gers o f careless pedestrian prac­
o il (STIFF.) until «olden brown.
BEAVER SOCIAL
Vi
teaap.
aalt
tice* during the winter months,
___conducted
for the past several
Serve hot
eff. ct
, 1 CLUB PARTY HELD
2 tbapa. minced, green pep­ 2/3 cup double-strength freshly y« a ri w|„
la now being shown In many of
Brasilian
Turnip
IVel
and.
made coffe.)
this yaar
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♦
per
the Oregon theatre«.
cube 1 medium alzed
turnip.,
1 tbap. light corn »yrup
*
Vi cup brown «ugar
Beaver
Chapter Social
club | Principle efforts o f the state
whlta or yellow
Hull In salted
2 egg art.ltr«
T h **
Is sponsored by
1 teaap. whole clove«
card
party held Saturday eve- safety campaign during Deeeoi-
water
until tender; drain and
Combine »ugar,. coffee and «he *He K lw .n l. Club and U Intend-
nlng
was well attended.
There ber are directed toward cutting
Combine meat* with «K g«, a ll­ «sorn ayrup In a sauce pan Place *
place in heated
serving dish.
° co-ordinate the efforts of
were
fourteen
tables
of
cards down pedestrian accidents and
bran.
milk,
»a
lt
ami
greeu
pep-
Top with aauce made by brown­
over heat and atlr until sugar
, . cburo,re■• »choola, lodges an-
in
play. Prizes were
won by preventing other traffic
crashes
ml* well. Sprinkle brown
ing Vi
cup «Heed or chopped pera;
Is dUsolved and mixture bolla; c v r
urbanizations who, eaclj
Mrs.
Altlshln
and
Mr.
Beeler
fo
r
common
during
the
holiday
sea-
«ugar
and
cloves
In
bottom
of
Brazil
nuta In 2 tbap* melted
continue without atlritng
uiit.l yHal!'
* n* a* * ,n this
aeasonal
"500"; Mrs. Archie W illiam « and son. It was »aid.
btrtter, then adding V4 cup but- loaf pan;
add meat
mixture. a small amount dropped from a T V “ ' * Dd Bl1 * r*
P*r- Ben Shellls,
pinochle. Guy A l- ____
apoon spina a thread (240* F.) *
•xander won the door prize. Re
Beat egg whites »tiff, pour the
F*>°d staples, clothing and mon-
freafaments o f sandwiches, cake
NOTICE OF PAYM ENT
ayrup slowly Into the egg whites ajr w11* *** needed and may be
and coffee were served.
OF D IVID EN D *
beating constantly. Continue «be
** ,b® Beaverton high school,
1« The Cirrnlt to a r t
Of The
beating until frosting hold. It. R . „ .
State Of
Oregon
For
1%«
shape
Makes enough for top t J U L i l a l S i V l i r i l I h i )
J
County Of Washington
and aides of two 9-Inch layer*. VICE-PRESIDENT
Case No. lO^MM
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In The Matter o f the Liquidation
S/JT
owt
of
Peanut Butter Mnrxlpan . . . . ..
At the Washington County tea­
Of The Bank
Of
Beaverton.
Traffic Kstslities
_
1 cup lifted confectioner«'
chers' Institute held at Garde?
Beaverton. Oregon.
Moppen
A
fter
DarA
r
sugar
Home Saturday.
John R. Co-
mmmm r ,m «•«.«• n u i n J cnmmtm
NOTICE IS HERE BY
GIVEN
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Vi cup peanut butter
Principal o f Hillsboro high school
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, that an order has been entered
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|„y ^
C(rcu!t
V4 teasp. salt
was elected
President to suc­
1 cup very finely chopped a l­ ceed Clyde Hopkins o f 8herwooo(
ft. T ?
,hK°Ur
C° Ver 3 “ * « * Oregon fo r the County
mond«. blanched
W a, hln|fton authorlring. em-
Val H Rullis o f Beaverton was <* feet. In other words. « car ^
I '.snap, vanilla
elected Vice President; Harriett
h
a
W° U,.d
directing the Su-
hazard to an el-
o f Banks to
dls
3 tbap«. water
(about)
Ford re-elected
Secretary
and constltute .
Place sugar. peanut butter and I .ester Moo berry, Treasurer. Th e derly pedestrian starting acrost. trlbute an eighth and final dlvl-
ZA5% on
ord|nm
aelt In a bowl. Nend with a fo r * State Convention w ill be held In an Intersection wrtiU« the car dead ^
or pnstry blender, until even'*- Portland December 26-28.
Tea- was still over 100 feet away.
deposit clams filed and approved
In view of the fact that ap- agpainRt the Commercial Depart
mixed and like a coarse meal- cbers from Washington county to
Add nuta, then vanilla and i art « * delegate* are ns follow s; proximately three-fourths of the ment and a sLxth M d flna, dly.
^
ordlnerr
tbapa. water and stir until It 1% Ray Haas. Aloha; Low ell Chase pedestrian. f.U h t e . in Oregon ldend o f u %
H rIalinB flled and appTt>Te<|
blended. Add remaining water, n Ls R o v Smith.
Forest Grove; Involve elderly persons, the dlf- ^
ferente In walking time o f the
«m all amount at a time, kneading and Bust rice Peterson. Raleigh
again« the S aving. Department
two age groups also is signif­ o f the Bank o f Beaverton, Bea­
only until the mixture la o f the sobool.
icant, Snell said. The difference verton. Oregon, np to and Inclu-
consistency o f fudge. Shape Into
of approximately -tv seconds in d|lMt May , 0 m o ^
dlTt<Hfnds
1 -tn ch rolla . Wrap In waxed pa- HEARING TO BE
the- walking pace o f persons 35 to ^ pald
and aftpr th* 20th
per and store In a refrigerator _ _ _ _ _ _
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and
those o ver 55 may
well day ^
1M0.
and slice as needed. Yield;
2 HELD ON CROSSING
mean
the
difference
between
6-inoh rolls, approximately \ lb.
That said order also directed
sarety
and danger on a busy
For
several months
Mayo-
the payment o f a first, second,
W. E. McCloskey has been aware thoroughfare, he declared.
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Black And White Squares
third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and
During the first eleven months
A supply of canned unsweetened the living room. Crlap aalted potato
o f the advlsewblllty o f a cross­
* seventh dividend on all approved
Hawaiian pineapple Juice In your sticks from a ran on the emergency 3 cup« confectioners' sugar
of Shis year, a total of 120 pe­
ing over the
Southern Pacific
claims flled against the Oomtner- '
refrigerator during the holidays shelf make good nibbling with the i 2ty caps coooanut
destrians died In tra ffic accidents
railroad
bhat
would
connect
Hall
will Insure pleasant drinking for cocktails.
clal Department from August 10.
2 egg white*
vour family aa well as friends who
street. wMoh lays south of the In this state. Eighty percent of 1939, to and including May 10.
1 teasp. vanilla
Plns-Bsrry Cocktail
drop In lo see your Christmas tree.
tracks, with North Main street, these fatalities occurred at night 1940, and the payment o f a first,
Vi cup butter
1 cup canned unsweetened
1 -use of Its affinity for other
and In about 60 percent of the
which
passes between Johnson's
second, third, fourth, and fifth
Hawaiian pineapple Jalco
fruit Juices, pineapple Juice make*
2 sqs. uuaweeteued chocolate
accidents,
the pedestrian involved
garage and the, George Hughson
1 rup bottled cranberry Juice
| dividend on all approved claims
a splendid basis for fruit drinks and
1 cup all-bran
was
committing
some
such
un­
residence would connect the south
Vi cup orange Juice
punches that will be attractive for
' flled against the Savings Depart­
ComNne sugar, coooanut. m el­
safe action as crossing the street
nervlce during thu holiday season.
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
side o f the tracks directly w iti
ment from August 10, 1939, to
ted
butter,
slightly
beaten
egg
7'”
"*
between
Intersections,
walking
Before your Christmas dinner or
4 whole cloves
. a
•
ui
an<l Including May 10,1940, which
whites
and
flavoring.
Divide
into
[
r
a
.
other holiday dlnnors serve pine,
on
wrong side of tho hlyh-
,
.
... . . .. . .
1 stick of cinnamon
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,
. .
. .
claims were filed subpeonent t*>
Some time
ago
lierry cocktail. It’s a tangy blend
Combine fruit Jules Add dovel 2 portions. F a t* Vi the mixture
* 8<>
‘ PPlIcaUon way stepping out from between ^
dlvtdends.
of canned unsweetened Hawaiian and cinnamon. Cover and chill Is In a loaf pan lined with waxed
e proper author
parked «,r s . starting across the
^
^
q ^ t
that
ilnue;.p!» Juice, bottled cranberry
construction o f sue! street when approaching c ^ a n
notlce ^
* 1 ven by rubllca-
•ochtdt. orange and lemon Juices, the refrigerator for one hour befon paper. Add melted chocolate and
serving Strain and serve la coch all-bran to remaining half of a t l o 8*lng and
this week eh-
,o near for safety and Improper f on
,n M ( ,?8Ue o f a
.itb'ly rr.vored with «pice.
mixture.
Pack on top o f first ,
received word that a le a r -
To I ellfy dinner service, pssn tall glasses.
walking at inteisecUons.
newspaper o f general circulation
v mi kind from a tray In
Yleld. ( servings.
U yer in the pan. Chill thoroly.
be held Dt-oember 23 a
The secretary o f state's office rHnted and pnhlFhed In Waab-
______________________ _ week from next Monday at 11 '-.as started distribution of ped-
Ington County. Oiegoo.
a m. In the Beaverton City Hall
trian protection cards, point-
That the date of publication
when this matter o f ordering ?
crossing w ill be taken up by tbfk ir.g out the clangers o f unsafe thereof is Fecem ber 13. 1940.
waF l"-g
and driving practices A . a . ROGERS. Superintendent
Pubilc U tility Commission.
as they apply to the person on
o f Banks of the State Of Ore­
gon l " char r e o f the llorldatlon
—Oh ¡foot, and urging both drivers
I Bethany-( ctlar Mill
o f Bank o f BeaveFon. Beaver­
and pedestrian« to avoid those
By hfether Sand.<*t rom
ton, Oregon.
Adv. c-2
actions which may lead to trat-
Pine-Berry Cocktail has a Tangy Flavor
That Adds Lustre to Holiday Menus
Yule Lighting Effects Indoors Can Be Novel
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Phil. Mrs
Jennie Sandrstrom and daughter
Esther.
Mr. and
Mrs.
George
Struger and Charlie Strnger at­
tended the Danish Brotherhood
raid party In Portland Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Bert Fleskes entertained
tlie Ioldies Home Economics club
with a luncheon at «he Leedy
Grange hall Monday afternoon.
Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Phil at­
tended the wedding of their niece
Miss Margie Phil Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson and
family
visited at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Sandstrom Sunday
afternoon and evening. Art Ol­
son has returned home from his
visit In Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wllaenback
and »on visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mead Saturdat
i evening.
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! Real Estate Transfers
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I 'o En-’ c f Unlau« Effects Can Be Crested toO ivs Indoor Christmas Lighting Individuality.
A ll It Takes Is a Little Dreaming and Originality. Above Are T w o Suggestions.
Each Is More Fully Deecribed Below.
T y Jean Prentice
Mary .* ” s wrote me last year for
« I; t i on how to create new and
Uiil’ .-rcnt'’ CJiriitma* lightin- <!-co-a-
ions for the living room. /
'y
l>e»e enterr'isins women ha-.
. i i
ho cenveni-'»nal tree and the wreath
wireline a re«l ImlS at the window.
This year, fortunately, numerous
lovettiet using lights are on the mar-
*t. But if a shopping tour doesn’t
uite “ ring the hell” for the dccora-
ions you have in mind, perhaps the
wo ei.eeis s!.o\.n sl»ove will do. At
least, they may give birth to a better
idea of your own.
A simple yet effective treatment for
the mantel may l>e made by surround­
ing the l>ase of a starnisi d candolier
with holly or pine. In this instance,
instead of ordinary Christmas tree
lights, randle-lihe amber-tinted lamps,
referred to as
hy dealers, were
used. The miniature trees at each end
of the mantel consist of two planes
i ut from heavy white cardboard. The
silhouette effect is obtained by burning
colored C-l\\ lamps in the manner as
shown in the shove sketch.
The explosive lighting effect shown
in the other display hack of the radio
was achieved like this. The bowl of
rine branches was made to "spill”
La./.ward toward the wall. Bright light
from clear-glass T-J'-i Giristmas
lamps, eil'ier hunched in the bowl or
concealed from view behind the bowl,
created the lovely shadow patterns
pictured. The shadows may he tinted
by adding one or more larger lamps
r-f contrasting color.
Try one cr both of these decorative
stunts and I’m sure the returns in en­
joyment will repay your efforts many
italics over.
• Jessie A. Warren to l hrUt'na
Linke, part of section 30, T18
R5W.
Rudolph A. Steckbauer et ux
to Gladys Haynes. 320 acres In
section 30, T IS R5W.
Founder« Corporation to Jsck
Meier, tract« In Metpgvr Acres.
Ix-onard Underwood et vx to
Ella Many Milte-, lot 189 ln F i
l a vcwood n » t No. 1.
Portland Securities Co. *o T’ -
dtth A. Bruun. tract
124
In
Honnyslope.
Waahlngtrtn County to John
Whltford et ux. 2 acres In H m m
Creek Acre Tract».
Heisohner Real Estate & In­
vestment Co.
to
Kenneth
R.
KIKTQN CFANGE H?.LL
Fri I W j D c. 13, 1913
frei - A. mission - Free
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