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Where It All Started lx Italy
Gf໫ Valley’:
Sodai Affairs
Recounted
FRIDAY. JUNE
ITALY
diesoived ¿A water, will give some
what the same body or Alling. For
most rayoa dresses two table
spoons are enough, although more
or less may be used, according to
th£ stiffnqps desired- Less can be
w ed for sheer rayon.
Gelatin is softened fir st. by
¿caking a few minutes C® a little
cold water and then dissolved in
Lolling watpc, The solution 1**
jounBd* into a ^ container large
enough to hold the dress *pd
enough cold water added to males
it comfortable to the hands. The
drew to washed and rinsed and
then dipped in the gelatin solution,
and then equeesed gently and
.dry Enough t c ^ ir o o ^ 1^ ^ 1
ture, s p rin g conatan,Uy, then re- amount of heat and shape of □-
tare Oca top. of. double boHer and VtnaU. Pour cooked custard imnie
°*^r hot water. A llen cw - d lately into bowl to cool (In or
tard to cook at low temperature der to prevent scum from form nj
stirring constantly until mixture on surfaces as custard cool«, cov
forms a coating w hch adheres to »r bowl almost immediately witl
the spoon. This will require from bowl cover or waxed paper) Adt
12 to 20 minutes, depending on flavoring when cool.
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Mr and Mm Orville Ruggles
were hosts at a dinner party at
CASSINO
tlieir home Wednesday evening in
honor of John Roth, who is home
from Farragut. Those present in
cluded Mr and Mrs O M Cleveng
1« an old established firm that has been sell! j ,
er, Mr and Mrs Norris G ilk iso •
«servicing and repairing cars for ftp generation.
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett, Mr
The dependability of its products and the qual
and Mrs Kenneth Crews, the honor
ity
of iU service has been proven many times.
guest and his wife- The evening
was spent playing pinochle with
• * <#
high score« held by Mrs Kenneth
Now, when it is doubly important that y o u ,
Strawherries, universal favor lemon joke.
Crews and Mr. G lkison and low
have good workmanship and quick service to
CU&TARD SAUCE
ites
for their color and flavor,
¿cores went to Mrs Gilkison and
keep your cars and trucks running, have U3 take
1-4 tap salt
have another virtue to recommend 2 cups milk
John Roth.
2
eggs
1-4
cup
sugar
care of your service problems.
them to the family meal-planner—
Mrs Glen Perry returned home
richness in vitamin C. For b e s t' 1 tap almond jex tract
Sunday evening from Hillsboro
Scald milk' in top o f double
health some of this vitamin is
where she spent several days vis
boiler
until it begin® to steam.
needed ev«i*y day and recent
iting her mother m law, Mrs John
Break
eggs
and beat ig h tly . Add
testa show- -that strawberries are
Perry, who wae ill but is very
sugar
and
«alt to egg». Pour
m i F .3 rd
~ T h e D a lle s
1oos in vitamin C, ranking along.
much improved.
scalded
milk
slowly on egg mix-
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»■ Mr an d -M rs Fred Cox went tv
In order that there will be lit
White Salmon Sunday to v sit
¡♦’e loss of th e vitamin, it is bet
his sisteT, Mi.« Charles Anderson, .
ter tq wash berries before hullng.
rnd to see Arch Russell and fam
F re n c h forces, eager fo r another sm ack at the tra d itio n a l ioe, nave Soaking m water for any lengtn
ily at Lyle. The Russell twir.s,
Alma an<| .Irma returned with I taken the spotlight In the big A llied d riv e in Ita ly . T hey struck west of time may draw out some of the
w a rd fro m C astelforte (1) in a sensational assault on M t. M a i .
' k ;
W hen you say '‘Barclay’s” you are
vitamin. Fortunately for straw
them to , spend a week.
tu red the im p o rta n t town of Ausonia. cutting the only road thre / s ’’ *-•<*
helping to continue a . friendship
Mrs Anrt* Barnet spent the 1 v a lle y and ripp ing a hole in the Gustav line. To the south (2) C . 8. berry-shortcake enthusiasts, - the
week end m Portland with her forces drove the enem y fro m Santa M a rla In fa n te , and north w ard (sm all usual method of slicing the ber-
w e value most highly!
mother. Mrs A A Dunlap, leaving a rro w s l the B ritis h E ighth a rm y extended its Rapido riv e r bridgehead. r e s and allowing them to stand
with or without sugar for a short
Saturday and coming home Mon
time before serving destroys l it
day.
. Mr and Mr» Harold Bakin and visit his daughter, Mrs Mauoe the experiment station at Union tle if any of the vitamin. Tests
were overnight guests at the T M indicate, however, that crush ng
FU VAT I S TO O t C Z
son, Harry Dean, went to Portland Garrett. He came from Burns.
oi mashing the berries for short
Monday to take Harry Dean to
Mrs C A Elliott of Rockaway is Rolfe home Thursday night.
Stnugbt
RYE Whiskey
Andrew Brown of Maupin spent cake causes a loss.
the doctor. Mrs Dell Olds accom- here viailting her brother and
86 Proof
pari'ed them to the city for medi sif ter in law, Mr and Mrs J E Sunday v siting at the John Block >. Plump, glistening with sugar
home.
just melted, ready to be drenched
cal treatment. Jacqueline Squire
Mrs
Nelson
of
Gamas,
Wash.,
with cream (even if it en’t so
accompanied them home to spend
Mr and Mrs Willis Brittian and
is
here
viaiting
at
the
home
of
heavy
as it used to be) strawber
« part of the summer visiting oon, Gary Wayne of Tygh Valley
Mr
and
Mrs
C
W
Fields.
ries
are
a t their best. But when
her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mi» spent several days here at the
Mr and Mrs R G Hoffman and there ie but little cream available
Sam Stark home, leaving Sunday
Lben Kee.
Harry Hcising came up from for home eccompanbad by her Mrs Ray Hoffman of Salem «pent there are other ways to serve
Portland Saturday night and left sister, Mrs Helen Bayer and dau- from Friday to Sunday visiting strawberries. Sweeten whole ber-
for the city Sunday. (He was ac grter, Julia, who will spend a few at «the home of Mr and Mrs Her r es with a ¿virile of honey and
man Peter«
serve with a chilled Custard Sauce
companied by h"a wife and chil days there-
Mr and Mrs Art Bibby and flavored with almond extract; eor
dren who have been visiting at
Dean Wilcox, Duane Lemley and
the Dell Olds home
Herman Zidgler were visitors in children and Carolyn Lemley were serve whole strawberries with De
v aitora at Tygh Valley Sunday.
vonshire Sauce. Recipes for thesa
Mr and Mrs Vernon Garrabrant The Dalle« Sunday.
X .^ O C K
Gus Engstrom and Mr and Mrs two sauces are given here:
and son of Hood R w were gueeh
Clarence May left Monday for
DEVONSHIRE SAUCE
at the home of Mr and Mrs C R Hood River to visit h » grandpar John Engstrom were visitors in
The
Dalles
Saturday.
4
this
cream
1-4 tap grated
Anderson Sunday. Mrs Anderson ents. Mr and Mrs J A Walter.
Mr
and
Mrs
Roy
Schilling
and
1
pkg
cream
cheese
lerron rind
accompanied them to Hood River
Mrs Helen Bayer, Mr» Edgar
«on,
Gary,
were
Sunday
dinner
1
tbsp
sugar
1
tsp
lemon
juic**
for several days.
Alley and Miss Ethel Barnett
Blend cream nto the cheese.
Clarence Young radioman . 1-c were hostea«*** at a layette «bow guests at the home of Mr and
Add the sugar, grated rind and
aitived here Saturday from Seat er at the former’s home Friday Nirt Ted Trimble.
Mrs J J W.ley of Portland ar
tle, Wash , to spend several days afternoon in honor of Mrs Char
leave with hia parents, Mr and les Perrigo. After the gifts were rived here Thursday to spend) the
Mrs Grover Young.
opened refreshments were served week end visit ng friends.
Mr and Mrs 0 N Rugges had
Mrs Ted von Borstel and dau by the hostesses.
dinner
with Mr and Mrs W E
ghter, Rita, were business visitors
Mr and Mr Boyce Blaylock and
Bruckert
at Klondike Saturday
in The Dalles Friday.
family spent Sunday afternoon
Mrs Matt Simon returned home visiting at the home of Mx and evening.
School election was held at the
from Montana where she spent Norrie Gilk'eon.
school house Monday afternoon
some time visiting her mother
Mr and Mrs Ed Alley, M t and
when Roy Schilling was re-elect
end sister.
Mrs Art Schilling and Art Bibby
ed
as directeor for three years
Mr and Mia Dean Olds and son, attended the Elks banquet and
and
Willard Barnett was ^-elect-
Petty Office»- 3-c Donald Olds, bond drive in The Dalles Wednes
•
ed
clerk
to serve one year.
left Friday for Tygh VaHey to day evening- .
Mr
and
Mr« Ted Trimble were
vart Mrs Olds’ brothers. August
Ed Vintia of Seattle, Wash., a
’ and Rinehart Wasaenmiller and former resident of Grasw Valley r business visitors inr The Dalles
families before returning to their was here Thursday visiting friends , Tuesday.
home in Portland, after viaiting end relatives.
GELATIN FOR STARCH
relaives and friends here about
Rev. and Mr« A1 Garrieon of
Ordinary household -gelatin may
Meupin were visitors here Sun
be used as a ‘‘starch’* to restore
day.
?ayon dresses that have become
Helen Simon and Marie von
limp and crush easily after wash
Bontfel returned home Sunday
ing, reports Miss Lucy Lane, ex
from* The Dalle« where they at-
tension specialist in , clothing and
tended summer school at St.
textiles a t OSC. Information on
Mary’« academy.
th
e new way of handling rayon
builds the
Mr and Mrs Fred Kurela re
fabrics has been received from the
turned to their home in Portland
ruggtd
V. S. department of agriculture.
Friday after spending a week here
Starch is not used successfully
with her parents, Mr and Mrs
with rayon fabrics but plain, gran
Matt Simon
ulated gelatin, softened and then
A thunder storm which reached
cloudburst proportions
in the
Rutledge district fell Sunday af
temoon.
Mr and Mrs Dick Richard« of
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