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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -Frid ay, October 13, 1950 By JOHN H. H A N LEY, Ph. D D e a r M a ry G ra c « : Could you give m e a d e s s e r t recipe using prunes, « H E X W I X T E K COMES. w tiich m y fam ily e n jo y s v e r y m u c h ? I kn o w th e y a r e good for th e chil d r e n n o m a t t e r h o w th e y a r e cooked, b u t I w ould like to se rv e th e m trees an d s h r u b s m u s t be r e a d y for d if fe r e n tly . I ste w t h e m m ostly. Mrs. T. C. it. Of course, it is d iffic u lt or even D e a r Mrs. T . C P r u n e s a r e a good s o u r c e of iron, v ita m in s A, B impossible to p r e p a r e t h e m for a n d C, so th e y a r e v ery im p o r t a n t t o th e diet, of c h ild ren especially. such e x tre m e s of w e a th e r as c h a r F o r v a rie ty , p r u n e s m a y be a d d e d to f r u i t sa iad s, r a isin pie, m u f fin s or acterized la st season, b u t e v e r y f r u i t c a k e . T h is rec ip e is delicious a n d e a sy to p rep a re . If you wish, thing t h a t c a n be d one should be s e r v e It w ith a c u s t a r d sa u c e f o r & special tr e a t. P R U N E F I J P : done. T h e m a r g i n b e tw e en life a n d death from cold is o f te n t im e s very t ai «■ tn. a- M ethod: i n g r e a e n i s t o r B. P u t p r u n e pulp in to a bowl, ad d lemon rind narrow. T h e p ro p e rly p r e p a re d 4 e g g w h ite s b e a te n stiff an d lem on Juices, sa lt a n d su g a r. Mix well. plant m a y hav e only a v ery slight l t t c u p s p r u n e pulp F o ld t h e »tiffly b e a te n egg w hites into the edge over Its fellows, b u t t h a t ’s rn n k w i nrurwNi m ix tu re . P o u r t h e m ix t u r e in to 6 well but- enough, in m a n y cases. i u . ♦ «„ lAmin ins c r a te d te re d b a k in g dishes. P la c e the dishes in The s u m m e r a n d e a r ly fall pro iilch a r u m n d w ^ a te m r ln a u n te d a b a S k erv e e in h o m t o d w e lth ra te chnIed oven p n in c h 'L « alt-S a l t - 3 'A * this tblsp. * s urrar ugar w a ro gram of h a r d e n in g off tr e e s a n d shrubs is based la rg e ly on (1) 1% tblsp. lemon Juice sa u c e o r se rv e cold a n d plain. D id you k n o w t h a t a good s e a s o n in g fo r b la n d m e a ts is pow dered avoiding o v e r-fe e d in g w ith n itr o o re w ith G in g e r ? R u b b in g a leg of la m b w ith g i n g e r p o w d er gives it e x t r a gen; <2) fe rtiliz in g m ore fla v o r a n d also helps in th e digestion. phosphorus a n d p o ta s h m ix tu re s ; (3) m a k in g c e r ta in t h a t ea ch pla n t has its s h a r e of th e vital m in o r elem ents; a n d (4) a v o id in g over- WATCH ! w atering. If you h a v e done all of these Kingsley Beaverton Lumber things, you h a v e b u t one o th e r Company's Ad Next Week factor to consider, nam ely, m a k in g sure t h a t e v e ry s h r u b a n d tree P H O N E B E A V E R T O N 3201 T he B u s in e ss a n d P rofessional will have e n o u g h w a te r a r o u n d the ■ W om en clu b of B e a v e rto n held Its roots to help th e m th r o u g h a n y f irs t fall d in n e r m e e tin g a t Ki- lengthy f re e z in g ' period. T h o u g h w an ls H all T h u r s d a y evening, Sep plants do not look as th o u g h they te m b e r 28, 1950, w ith a la rg e crow d needed a n y w a t e r in th e d e a d of in a tte n d a n c e . winter, th e y a r e a c tu a lly living Follow ing the d in n e r, a business and fu n c tio n in g th e n in th e sam e | m e e tin g w a s c o n d u c te d by the ways, th o u g h a t a slow er ra te , as T h e a n s w e r s to e v e ry d ay president, M a rjo rie Soholm. they a re in s u m m e r . in s u r a n c e problem s* T he legisla tiv e c o m m itt e e w as in T h e re is c o n t in u a l m o v e m e n t of c h a r g e o f th e d in n e r a n d p rogra m . w a te r from th e soil into the roots By L eonard A dam s T he co -c h a irm a n , A letha G raf, a r all w in te r long. T h e r e M U ST be ra n g e d for th e d i n n e r a n d e n t e r such m ove m ent, bec au se th e r e is a ta in m e n t d u e to th e Illness of continual loss of m o is tu re from A uga Goslln, C h a ir m a n . O th e r the b r a n c h e s and, on ev e rg re en s, com m ite e m e m b e r s w ere: B ernice from the leaves a s well. Conley, M a r t h a B e rn a d in l, E d n a F re ez in g Is b asica lly a “d ry in g I Weed, an d C h a r l e n e M cGeorge. o u t” action. I f m o is tu r e ca n be A ta k e -o ff of th e N a tio n a l B P W sent q u ic k ly fro m t h e roots up c o n ve ntion in S a n F ra n c is c o w as into frozen p a r t s a s th e y begin to given by fo u r h ig h school stu d e n ts , tha w , the d a n g e r of d e a t h is m e a s d ep ic tin g th e a n t ic s of th e v ario u s u r a b ly lessened. T h e r e f o r e , im Q U E S T IO N ; The am ount of m e m b e rs w hile a t t e n d i n g the co n m e d ia te ly b e f o r e tr e e s a n d s h r u b s vention. T h e se g irls w e r e E llen go into th e w in te r, on e should fire In su ra n c e on o u r house Sm ith, M a ry J o Cornell, S hirley so a k th e soil th o r o u g h ly a r o u n d h a s n 't been c h a n g e d for some S tyverson a n d J o a n K r a m e r . the m . W a t c h p a r ti c u la r l y th o se y e a r s a l th o u g h the h ouse h as T h e s p e a k e r of the e v e n in g w as w h ich s t a n d u p a g a in s t th e f o u n doubled in value. Is this in Ire n e T aylor, w ho in f o rm e d the d a tio n of th e house. c re a s e in value au to m a tic a lly i g ro u p on th e h ig h lig h ts of each Soils in such a location a r e often ta k e n c a r e of by t h e policy or bill t o be placed before th e people w a n t to be excessively dry, esp e should we in c re ase o u r in su r at the fo rth c o m in g N o v e m b e r elec cially on th e sides a w a y fro m th e an c e ? tion. w e a th e r. S o m e tim e s b e tw e e n now T he s u r p r i s e of th e e v e n in g w as a n d m id-O ctober we should m a k e the p r e se n c e a t t h e d i n n e r of th e th is ta s k one of m a jo r im p o rta n c e . A N SW ER ; The Insurance Com BPW S tate P re s id e n t. M rs F l o r H O U S E P L A N T S C O M E IN . . . . pany will pay a loss only up to ence B a r t o n of Coqullle, Oregon. m o st a n y t i m e now. T h e y h a v e th e f ac e umourvt of y o u r policy T he second S t a t e V ice -P resid en t, stood o u td o o rs all s u m m e r , r e g so y o u ’d b e t te r in c re a se y our N ata lie B u r n s , of Toledo, Oregon, ula rly fed a n d w a te r e d to build I n su ra n ce an d the sooner the w as also p re se n t. up th e r e s e rv e s of food w ith in better! th e m . T h e s e r e s e rv e s will now b egin to be t r a n s l a te d in to m o re Skit Lampoons Nat'l Convention At BPW Dinner How you Know W ith th e c r o w n rots of d e lp h in iu m s a n d o t h e r p e r e n n ia l pla n ts, it w ould be s a f e s t to (I) avoid piling h e a v y m u lc h e s O V E R T O P of the clum ps, t o (2) d r e n c h th e a r e a a r o u n d th e c r o w n w ith liquid lime s u l p h u r s p r a y d u r in g th e e a rly p a r t of t h e c o m in g w in te r a n d to (3) m a k e s u r e t h a t d r a i n a g e is good. T h e s i t u a ti o n a m o n g o u r dog w oods a n d m a d r o n a s is so m e th in g else a g a in . A b o u t the only r ec o u rse o n e h a s t o k e e p a w a y th e soil- borne fungus, which, w o rk in g gradually up and around the t r u n k , fin ally s t r a n g l e s th e tree, killin g it c om pletely, is to avoid d a m a g i n g t h e low er t r u n k a n d th e roots. A b r e a k in the b a r k a n y w h e r e in t h a t zone will p e r m it th e dise ase to enter. O nce it h a s s t a r t e d its w ork, it will be n e c e s s a r y to c u t a w a y all t h e d ise a se d p a rts, a p p ly a blow t o r c h lightly, a n d cover th e w ound w ith a good tree -ty p e p ain t. Small foliage, a th in n e d - o u t c a n o p y of leaves, a n d p r e m a t u r e co lo rin g of th e foliage a t th is tim e of y e a r a r e often th e s y m p to m s of th e dis ease. E x a m i n e y o u r tr e e s w ith c a re if a n y o f th e s e s y m p to m s h a v e de veloped. 542, B e a v e rto n , Ore., w a s r e c e n tly g r a d u a t e d fro m t h e A viation M a c h in is t's M a te School, U. S. N av a l Air T e c h n ic a l T r a i n i n g C e n te r, M em phis, T en n . B e n h a m e n t e r e d th e N a v a l s e r vice Dec. 11, 1949, a n d received his r e c r u it t r a i n i n g a t th e U. S. N a v a l T r a i n i n g C e n te r, S a n Diego, Calif. Leonard Adams P e r so n a l I n s u r a n c e Service' P h o n e 3831 A ny T im e 73 B ro a d w a y , B e a v e rto n im PFJESS iv z in CLSAN atio ns ! I h i P-TV d a y s ! -Y o u f e l l o w s t s l l M l YOu'uE WAITING TO HAVE YOuFt CLOTHES CLEANED * T JUST ARRIVED LOCKER 3 TONS DELICIOUS FRESH FROZEN Ready For Your Locker (Locker Holders Only Please) WEST SLOPE FOOD BANK Telephone; Portland BR 4251 TURKEY DINNER & BAZAAR OCTOBER Merle Davis Grade School F a r m i n g t o n R o a d a n d S t o t t S tre e t T h e dogw ood d isease h a s also b e e n fo u n d on D ouglas fir, maple, m a g n o lia , a n d is su sp e c te d on f lo w e rin g c h e r r y a n d lilac. S ponsored By * Social a n d N eedle Club of B e a v e rto n R e b e k a h L odge 248 Combined Statement of THE COMMERCIAL GROUP OF BANKS October 4, 1950 RESO U RCES Cash on hand and Due from Banks ................................... $4; United States Government Bonds .............................................. Municipal Bonds .*...................... ............................................. : . . . . 1, Municipal Warrants ........................................................................ ’ Federal Reserve Bank S t o c k .................................................. Banking H o u s e s ................................................................................... Leasehold Improvements to Banking Houses . . . Furniture and Fixtures .................................................................. Other Resources ................................................................................. Overdrafts ................................................................................... ’ * ’ ’ Loans and Discounts ............... ; ..................... $9,297,956.34 Less: Reserve ...................................................... 64,958.16 9,! TOTAL .................................................................... ........................ $24,1 LIABILITIES * Capital ....................................................................$665,000.00 Surplus ........................................................................ 637,500.00 Undivided P r o f i t s ..................................................... 136,716.95 Reserve for Contingencies ...................................... 108,657.46 Deposits .................................................................. " ‘ TOTAL .......................... ; ...................................................... i m Navy Graduates Air Apprentice Hall-Van Kleek To Av. Machinist Live In Vernonia; S teven L. B e n h a m , a i r m a n a p prentice, U SN , o f R o u t e 1, Box Wed on Sept. 29 *If you II a d d r e s s y o u r ow n I n su ra n c e q u e s tio n s to this of fice, we'll t r y to give you th e c o r r e c t a n s w e r s an d th e re wilt be no c h a r g e o r obligation of ^ W? lu x u r i a n t leaves a n d flow ers, to b r ig h te n m a n y a hom e all w in te r long. F u r t h e r feeding of t h e p la n ts a f t e r th e y com e inside will be d e t e r m i n e d la rg e ly by t h e p la n ts th e m se lv es. I f t h e in d o o r w indow g a r d e n is lig h t a n d sujiny, a n d if th e p la n ts a r e n o t ty p e s w hich ce a s e all g r o w t h a n d go into a perio d of d o r m a n c y f o r m ost of th e w inte r, on e c a n c o n tin u e r e g u la r fertiliz in g w ith a com plete m i x t u r e plus t h e m in o r elem ents. I f t h e p la n t is inclined t o be a s o ft-ste m m e d , s u c cu le n t-lea v ed type like A fr ic a n Violet, it w ould be w ise to c u t dow n on t h e a m o u n t of n itr o g e n it gets. P h o s p h o r u s , p otash a n d t h e m i nor e l e m e n ts will s t r e n g t h e n It, b u t th e n itr o g e n m a y m a k e it too soft, esp ec ially u n d e r c o n d itio n s of poor light. G enerally, w ith the m a jo r ity of h ouse plants, on e h ad b e t te r e a s e o ff m a r k e d ly o n the a m o u n t s of n itr o g e n t h e y g e t as we go f a r t h e r a lo n g in to th e d a r k day s of w in te r. I N S I D I O U S D I S E A S E S ................. u n c o n tro lla b le to a la rg e extent, m a y be fo u n d a t t a c k i n g so m e of o u r f a v o r ite plants. T h e r o o t ro ts w hich r a is e h av o c w ith so m e of th e P o r t O rf o r d c e d a r v a r ie tie s ; the c r o w n r o t fungi w h ic h h a v e laid low so m a n y of o u r b e a u tif u l n a tiv e s like dogw oods a n d m a d r o n a s ; sim ila rly a c t i n g d iseases w hich o v e r t a k e fa v o rite c lu m p s of d e l p h i n i u m s d u r i n g th e cold m o n t h s j u s t a h e a d of us; th e s e a r e ty p ic al of the k in d s of dise ase s r e f e r r e d to. RENT Tillamook Wheeler G U E S T IN S E A T T L E R a y Rossi of B r o a d w a y av e n u e Miss E d i t h M arion V an K leek, w a s a guest of rela tiv e s a t Seattle, d a u g h t e r of Mr. a n d Mrs. F re d W a s h in g to n , a few days la st week. M a rlo n V an Kleek of B e a v e rto n , w a s m a r r ie d to W illiam R a y H all a t a n e v e n in g c e rem o n y a t All S a i n t s ’ E pisc o p al ch u rc h , Hillsboro, O re g o n , F rid a y , S e p te m b e r 29, w ith R ev. O. 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