SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Thursday, February 24, 1944
APPI MCfNG AT TflE LITIIIA THEATRE, MI N., MON
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SO( THEKN QIC EGON MINER
'abashed every Thursday at 167
rL'ist Main S
Ashland. Oregor
by Charles and Ruth Giffen
Office f*hone 8.561
cMome.
By Mr3. Julia Kiono
Subscript ion rate*: *2.00 [>ei year
Entered a» second-class matter la
the post office at Ashland. Oregon
February 15. 1935 under the act
jf March 3 1879.
Westlnyhouso ¡1 o in u Economist
Wartime Baking Hint*
around edge
<lge of
or cuko
calc* pt
pan, , and
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invert
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J T’S patriotic (• serve cakes, pun on cuke
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ruck
for about ; fiva
*■ cookie* and pies beenuxe they’re minute*; then remove cake from
good for morale. Hut it ceases to pun and let it finish cooling right
be patriotic uulu** every butch of aide up.
par-try turn* out
About pics! Don't l>e surprised
u coinph-tu suc if r< cipea for suet pio crust call for
cess. Ami since ti little more water than crust made
wartime pantries of vegetable shortening or lard,
are new, und not but don’t use too much. Mix flour
■ ubstitutcs, here's und auet until dough resembles
hoping these ••».in meal before adding water.
hint* will keep Never mind if dough look* tough
you, as they have while linking when cool, it will I*
tn«, from want criip und flaky.
ing precious in
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gredients.
Dutch Oren Dinner (round «teak,
carrot*.
p</tab»ve.
onion«, celeryJ
These are the
J.oaf I.^ittir« Bulad
six i tn p o r t a n t
Knrirhod White Bread • Ihillor
■Up* in making
* Deep Diah Rhubarb Pi«
Mrs. Kirne
a perfect war Deep Diah llhubarb Fie Recipe
time cako, (1) find a recipe you 4 rupa rhubarb, rut
H eup
nr
in % inch Unit ha
can trust—one that’s been tried and
•ugar
1’4
tapioca or
% eup
rupa
tested to meet wartime food-buying I tbsp,
6 tbap. flour
honey
•ugar
conditions; (2) Use good IngrtMl Mi< rhubarb, auitar,
1
___ honey,
and tapioca or
lent*; (3) Measure accurately, und flour loifHber. Pour into 9-tnch pia pan
lined
with
paatry
Dot
with
butter Cover
alway* sift flour once lu-foro mean
pastry which
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uring; (4) Mix carefully and beat with
Paha In prahvataxl 426* wren fur 45 m)i>
only until ingredient* are thor Ulas.
oughlv blended and batter o Hu«t Paatry K««ipa
smooth; ov.-rbeating flour < iu
1 eup all-purpcwo
% eup rendered
•uri
ens a cake; <5> Bake correctly in | enriched flour
, % U a« poor» »all
> tbap. water
a preheated oven; (6) Treat your
Blend flour auat i and
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bull together
until ,
cake right after it'* baked- when | j roriaiatency
<»• corn meal Aed wak** and
It somas from the oven, run a knife work until it forma a amooth dough.
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Have You a
Hidden Tafcnt?
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* Good ( are Helps
Make Linens Last
Th rough War
Jf you'd like to find out
what your *|Hx-ial aptitude is
and put it to work to help win
this war take the opportu
nity the WAC offers you!
Join the WAC and let Army
experts help you discover the
type of work you can do best,
la-l the Army train you to do
one of 239 vital Jobs Learn
a skill that will I m - useful to
you king after the war is over!
Ilf you already have a skill
the Army can uae It too.)
* Get full details at your
nearest U. S Army Recruit
ing Station (your local post
office will give you the ad
dress). Or write: The Adju
tant General, Room 4415, Mu
nitions Building, Washington.
D. O.
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you expect to be paid
for damage to your
home, your household
goodB, or your auto
mobile, be sure to get
your insurance before
a loss occurs.
Better have your in
surance checked NOW
by this agency.
laini-nn like care. Making them
I ant in one of the busy home-
maker's war jobs, nays Ix>is A
Lutz, extension specialist in home
management at Oregon State Col
lege. Tltc more linens saved, the
fewer that have to be made, and
more men, machines and mate*
rials are released for the vital
jobs of war Furthermore, they
arc mighty hard to get.
Teach family members to avoid
bad practices that tend to wear
I linens out, suggests Miss Lutz
Marking on the cloth with a knife
or fork weakens the fiber and a
hole may appear as a result. »
Creases, too. arc hard on house
hold linen. Try to have a» few
folds ns possible and avoid iron
ing them in. Washing can be
wearing. Avoid strenuous rub
bing and bleaches that cause the
f.bers to disintegrate.
A stitch in time will often save
a piece of household linen and
make it last lunger, M ims Lutz
advises homemakers to catch
»rnnll holes before washing, to
repair worn selvages and to darn
small holes In the body of a towel
or bath mat.
Better linens that are to be
stored for the duration will keep
best In a place where it Is coo),
Iry and dark Put them away
clean, for food spots may mildew
It is recommended that both lin
ens and cottons tie wrapped in
tissue paper or old sheeting
The sheets and other linens
which are used regularly are best
piled ao that the freshly^ laun-
de red ones are at the bottom of
the pile. This keeps them all wear
ing equally and gives them a *
chance to make a comeback after
using, Miss Lutz adds.
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Send a shell across the pond,
when you buy a su re-profit War
Bond!
1 ft V
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Season with
salt and pepper
2. Place fat side up on
r®ck in open roasting pan
¡$2 Insert meat thermometer
BOLTS-N UTS
Any Kind, Size
Or Length
f Roast in slow oven-
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300° to 350° F.
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5 Add no water. Do not
cover. Do not baste
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ASHLAND ( SO COFFEE
IIOI K PROVES POI’ILAK
Mrs. Naomi Grünewald an<l
Mrs
Carrie Weimer were in
charge of the Saturday evening
coffee hour at the Ashland USO
last week
The coffee hour, one of the reg
ular institution«! at the Ashland
U8O, is a service of coffee and
cake available to the tnen who
drop into the building anytime
between the hours of 5:30 and
7:30 on Saturday, and usually
about GO men are served.
The coffee hour i> distinct from
the refreshment period .during the
dance to follow, the latter usually
consisting of punch and cakes
served in the dining room. For
DRY
SLABS
. the coffee service the GI’s go
into the cozy kitchen and ait
about the large table "Ilk.: at
home”, the coffee pot in reach of
an outstretched arm Here they
chin with each other in small
groups, chat with the hostesses
if they like, and may even wash
the dishes.
Among hostesses in charge,
Miss Margaret Page is one of the
longest I in service. Miss Ethel
Reid and Mrs. Naomi Grünewald
are also long-time hostesses of
indefinite - assignment. Each is a
master coffee maker. Cookies for
the coffee hour are baked on
Friday by members of the Junior
Civic Club.
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NATIONAL
ANO SAVE WEEK INSPIRES
HOME SEWING
MANCHESTER, IOWA — The
Ralph Childs farm family, near
here, has received the first of the
Rural Electrification Administra
tion’s national awards “for distin
guished service in food production
through use of electric power".
This family increased pork, poul
try end dairy production and cul
tivated 312 acres of land with less
help than before, the additional
work being done by electrical
equipment, which replaces two
men, Mr. Childs said. Electrified
equipment on the Childs farm in
cludes a milking machine, water
pump, running water in the barns,
chick brooder, grinder and fanning
mill, feed elevator and chopper and
many others. Above is Miss Lucille
Childs with the milking machine
which enabled her to milk 29 cat
tle, as against 18 before the farm
was electrified. Miss Childs is just
entering training for the Army
'Nurse’s Corps.
TRAVELING EXAMINER HERE
A Traveling Examiner of Op
erators and Chauffeurs is sched
uled to arrive in Ashland. Mon
day, February 28, 1944, and will
be on duty at the City Hall be
tween the hours of 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. All those wishing permits
or licenses to drive cars are
asked to get in touch with the ex
aminer during these hours.
HIS week marks the sixth annual National Sew and Save Week.
Sewing to save for victory has inspired many a girl who never
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sewed before to try her hand at clothes making. The jersey blouse and
aralac skirt are easy for a beginner to make, and a good style for
alloccasion wear. Directions (or making a matching drawstring bag
with scalloped cuff may be obtained by sending a stamped, self
addressed envelope to the Needlework Department of this paper,
specifying design A 3625.
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AT YOUR GROCERY OR MARKET
M. T. BURNS
ON THE PLAZA
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DEVELOPED A PRINTED
6 or 8 ex. 15c per roil
Double size 25c
5c extra of Panchromatic. All
fine grain developed. Reprints
2c each. Double size 3c each'
Deckle or plain edge, Guaran"
teed work. Enlarging, coloring
copying. Low prices. Send to—
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PHOTO FINISHERS
Box 1576, Station D
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Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese
HEALTH A ACCIDENT
MINER BUILDING
The Committee on Food Pres
167 EAST MAIN STREET
ervation and Storage at the re
Phone 85-31
cent regional victory garden con
ference in Portland recommended
All kinds of Signs for sale at
that community canning centers
be established in as many com the Miner Office.
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Bond Paper Scratch Pads, a'l
qualified instructor be in charge
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rect canning procedures will be
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"What is made in Ashland makes Ashland"
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