The Beaverton review., March 21, 1941, Image 4

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the O. E. S. chapter in H illsboro
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C . J . Steven* is lu u
Portland Hospital sh e underwent
an operation Monday, and la r e ­
ported doing nicely
Mr*.
Robert Morse has
been
confined to her home with F lu.
Mra. J. T . Onfield returned
to her home Friday from
tae
H ospital.
math
hom e
M rs.
Falls is visiting at
o f his parents. M r.
L.
Shellenberger.
the
ami
Mrs.
Madge
El lander
and
M rs.
M yrtle Fletcher attended
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Kitchen Light-Conditioning
Recipe Is Sim ple A s Pie
NeWsQddìtìeS
...
T>* carm cv mai rue »ie 5 w en t
iimplv piles Of i k a w Oü.
ftUKH» co va «MO W* TH
» m m o r a n im a l i
The Tuesday Bridge Club met
with M l*. A. E. Hansen Mare*»
18th, Mra. F ia n ces tDonaldson.
held high s t o r e .
Mis? Helen Kan no wan a via
k o r at Mrs. Boyds home Wed.
Mise Viola W rleht accompanied
friends to Independence over the
week-end.
BRAV BR TO N
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B v .d l O iN TM»
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Beaverton Garden Club meets
Friday March 2lal 1:30 P. M.
Ki wants Hall. M r. Elliot will
talk on birds.
—B fYed'Y *'
M O TH ER Œ C H E O P S . T H f «NUAMiO t u a D - |
r u MAO A «ICHLV OONAM INTIO M O A l TH A
x x o r a o r a i M to k e e p h e b m a t n u n »« d m (
SilPPAJO . . . HEB PILLCW M A 1 A P O S I TO “V jp -
POBT HEB H t t R AMU N O T M u l i M A HAM PQ<
The Cberrlo Bridge Club met
Tuesday March 18th with Mrs
I*. Schellenberger to celebrate
Mrs.
Helen
Fisher's birthday
(T Y*f P‘A1EHT
OTTICI C l * 0 ‘
Beaverton Community
Book
Club m eets Thursday March 27
at 11 A .M at the Klwanis H all.
The book review will he by Mrs.
Ae ONO VWTW FOOD amo DRU*,
MANS Ol OE ST NCaSSlTV.AAVC
EVOMD MUCH OECÖCATVE OfMUS
BUT. UNTIL MOOEDN TIMES, CITTIC
SOtNliriC TUOUlHl OB iNvtMTNf
INGf MUH f
Good All Year ’Round
Slsadowlma Illumination Lightens Tasks in W om an's Workshop.
By Jean Prentice
A BfON G the new subjects some
students are taking up in high
pafcools and colleges is home lighting.
A number o f home economics and
Ü iw e eEiold management classes are
H - , r x d y in g the ins and outs of
Crd-t «auditioning. O f particular tn-
i«n«rt t.» them is better light in the
Aosastg the pose Sera they are get-
mm aanaral dlnetrated in the
ce o f
■ink is a
a kitchen
anil
ere
ibu-
be-
Many ot our most popular
dishes are seasc„able. We enjoy
them while a certain fruit or vege­
table Is on the market, and then
we must forget them for awhile.
You may have a recipe for a
peach shortcake that is perfection
Itself. The actual shortcake may
have brought you many words of
praise from guests. But when Im­
portant guests arrive, with no
■peaches obtainable, that particular
recipe is o f no use.
It’s well to have a number of
recipes for delicious dishes that
may be prepared at any time —
good all year 'round dishes. Then
you are always readv to place a
tested and tried dainty before your
guests.
Grape-Nut Rennet-Custard
2 cups milk (ordinary or
homogenized)
1 pkg. vanilla rennet powder
f t cup Grape-Nuts
Cherry sauce
Set out 4 or 5 individual dessert
glasses. Warm milk slowly. stir-
ring constantly. Test a drop on
Inside of wrist frequently. When
COMFORTABLY WARM. (120' F.)
not hot, remove af once from stove.
Stir rennet powder Into milk brisk­
ly until dissolved — not over one
minute. Add Grape-Nuts and pour
at once, v h ile still liquid, into the
dessert glasses Do not move until
firm — about 10 minutes. Chill in
refrigerator.
Serve with Cherry
Sauce and garnish with whipped
cream and candied citron, if de­
sired. Serves 4 or 5.
Cherry Sauca
Here's a recipe for a dessert that
14 cup butter
la just as popular in January as it
2 tab!eip‘~-rs flot:-
Is in June — with one for a cherry
1 cun red (
' ■»
sauce that is also an "all year
'round” possibility.
This healthful rennet-custard
•ert calls for no eggs. No t
•r baking is necessary. E~
tor guests of any age, a.c
Ucally perfect for a
ttrty.
at
Mrs.
I
the bottom, lud been used at the
ceiling. It did a poor job of spread­
ing lighting through the room with­
out contributing glare.
N ow there's a cheerful diffusion
of general illumination from a new
indirect adaptor fixture and 150-watt
silvcrcd-bowl bulb. This iixftre was
screwed into the ceiling socket, like
a bulb, in less time than it takes to
veil.
W ith modern lighting such as this
the homemaker is less apt to make
mistakes when reailing recipes. Vege­
tables are cleaned more quickly ami
thoroughly. Food is seasoned more
satisfactorily since the eyes can see
the sait and pepper more sharply.
The room becomes a lx tie. place in
which to work. It thus fits right in
with the needs of the horn- e co ­
nomics student or o f any hom e­
maker . . . just as easy at px
ner, Mo* 10‘iA |{
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■ h a n g f w i t h o u t n o t i c e .
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LTHOUGH window screen wire
mesh is seldom painted. w‘ ■ n
decoration Is desirable a very thin
coating composed of 2 parts iby vol­
ume) soft paste white lead and 3
parts of an equal mixture of boiled
linseed oil, spar varnish and turpen­
tine—either used white or tinted as
desired with paste colors-in-oll—
will provide the most variable, dur­
able finish.
Brush and cross brush the paint
on evenly from both sides of the
i screen, after which tap the frame
! lightly to clear the wire of excess
1 paint which otherwise might remain
! to clog the pores.
When the mesh Is sufficiently dry
, for handling, paint the frame with
pure white lead and oil according
to the standard practice for exterior
wood
* C-.—Can shingle overwalling be
■ar plied to brick as well as wood
s ding?
A.—For restyling plus added In­
sulation or when brick walls are
pausing trouble due to leakage and
ynoisture absorption, overwall shin­
gles are the economical solution.
' First fasten vertical siding strips
to the window frames and walls with
'hails—specially fashioned for the
purpose— driven into the mortar
lines between the h-lcks.
To these verticals, attach horizon­
tal strips as a shingle nailing base.
The latter should be installed with
a center-to-center spacing equal to
the proposed exposure surface of the
shingles.
Overwalling on all types of wood
¿siding Is comparatively simple, as
Jth* shingles may be applied directly*
as to new sheathing. Here bindini
i paper Is required, installed as Is th^
' ronlmon practice on new construe,
tion.
j Durable certified red cedar shin-
, gles—single or double coursed—ar»
■ highly recommended to produce new
' style lines for modernizing ohf
> buildings
VETERINARY
Itr. Norm. K. Johnson
Enterprise Bldg -|. Rhone W«.'.
l-nnco nn<) Small \nlmal Work.
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will he made when want ad*
are charged and
billing
is
made the first o f the month.
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OK)
V ejar.
■neighboring counties, after h a v in ' I
SEE US FOR A GREAT CAR —
us W » 5 1 . B u t
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OE VUE PUOVOKID OPEN REVOLT Pt T Mn COMICI SUPPORT
'•t* RlOWW IM VOTf OE PARlIAMCNt
qualified for such Jobs througu
work experience on NYA project»
Mrs. Jay Gibson. Mrs. Helen
other young men and women in
Fh.her and M rs.
Ruby
Boyd
this vicinity are availing the*r.
were guests o f
Mrs.
W alter
selves o f gettUiigactual job e x ­
Scott at the Rotary clu b lunch
perience on projects being sp on ­
eon. card party and style show sored by the National Youth A d­
in Portland M onday.
ministration. accordin g to Jack
W.
Beneflel, NYA Area llrectolr.
M rs. R obt. Johnston and Mrs.
Some o f the placement* o f th-i
Louie Madden o f Beaverton. Mrs.
A lvin Bobbitt o f Forvat Grove, youug men have been In Fie
metal.
woodworking,
and M rs. Mary Hunter, o f HIIU electrical.
auto
motive
and
con
»(ruction
boro all attended a No Hostess
fiel'**; w h'le young women h avi I
luncheon at the home o f Mr.
been placed in clerical and aim- |
and M rs. M. J . M e' Entee o f
liar positions.
H illsboro
T here are still opportunities I
for any youth between the ages
GET EXPERIENCE
o f 16 and 24 to obtain valuab'e
w ork experien ce afforded I hr
IN N -Y -A PROJECTS
the NYA. B'-neflel said, addin:, |
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M ith 200 NYA youth w ork eis ' that Interested persons may ob­
having been recen tly released tain fu rth er Information by get I
• * „ - <n t w o s with their
high
i f ° r job s in National defense in I
dustrles in W ashington and the school p rin cip a l.
Murry and
T iB V M O V I M n AEOE PATENT
ED IN I K
OR SA L E ; MILLWOOD AND
Saw Dust, W ilson Fuel Yard,
at their new location on L om ­
bard between
Broadway and
iierthii-iieavcruoa Rood. I*hone
Beaverton 4902
adv. c2Jtf
Helen's
Beauty
H IL B E B ’g
B Ear on I7 tt
Nook
m a s k
¡ I f > 1.11 1 . BBrratlUy Injured you
know where you'll stand If di-
scster take« a whack at you.'
possessions. W e'll he glad to
dheck it over with you.
Beaverton
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Studio Barber Shop
E rank Moore, Prop,, It, uverton
CHILDREN'S HAI R CUT, 36c
UNION SHOP
Guaranteed Workmanship
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Open
Finance Co.
Rhone 5405
- -
by
Appointment
W A IT E D — Plow ing, with rotary
plow, day o r contract. Phono
BKoadway 4729
or
B E aom
1972, A lpine La-ndneape Co, Hi!
Beaverton,
box 167
p - l l - l 4 ,f
I LOST—Old Guernsey cow
wit.»
halier and chain from Reed-
vllle district. Fhonw H illsboro,
1931, c o lle c t
EOK SAI.K — D aw n port,
ch a i',
wood
range, and furnishing*.
A. Q. Murray, home only or,
Sundays. W ilson road, Bertha-
Beaverton highw ay
p .j:,
W . E. PEGG
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EXHUMER
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Boaverton Barber Shop
U. J. STEVENS, I’ rop.
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