Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, M arch 27, 1947
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HOUSEHOLD
MEMOS.
Womans World
Renovate Your ()ld Accessories
Il You Can’t Purchase New Ones
(See recipe below.)
E a ste r F av o rite
LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU
^Jivo-f-^iecer f o r j u n i o r A
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F R IE N D o f m ine who operates ’
a v e ry lim ite d
clothes j
te lls m e th a t she spends !
v e ry little on things such as gloves,
purses and belts. L o o kin g a t her,
however, one finds i t h a rd to be­
lieve. What, then, is the secret?
T h e re ’ s no secret to It a t a ll,”
she goes on to e x p la in . ‘ I s im p ly
m ake m y own o r renovate the
things I hove, copying the new fash­
ions fa ith fu lly . You see I lik e to buy
good basic clothes and add new,
fashionable touches to th e m .”
A c tu a lly i t ’ s a v e ry s im p le m a tte r
to do this, p a rtic u la rly i f you are a
b it th r if ty and fashionw ise. And,
w h a t’ s m ore, it takes less tim e to
w hip up a belt out o f an old piece o f
fe lt o r g ro sg ra in o r a bag, than i t
docs to m ake a dress.
One o f the things I a lw a ys re ­
m em ber about th is p a rtic u la r frie n d
o f m ine is th a t h e r w h ite bags and
gloves a lw ays appear im m a c u la te
even in the w a rm e st, s u ltrie s t
w eather. H er tric k ? " W e ll,” she e x­
plains, ” 1 have one inexpensive
pouch hag fo r w hich there are three
or fo u r covers. I m ake these a t
home—they take less than h a lf an
hour to sew together, and then I
alw ays have a fresh one to s lip o ve r
Jenny has designed this bag fo r
the bag its e lf."
every type of w om an fro m col­
T his m ig h t suggest th a t you could
lege g irl to young sophistieate.
m ake " s lip o v e r” covers fo r some of
Made of brown o r black p la stic
y o u r o th e r bags as the m a te ria l o r
patent, it has a zipper opening
leather on them becomes too fra ye d
which is large enough to p e rm it
to look a ttra c tiv e . Use c o n tra stin g
room y item s to go in e a sily. A
¡colored woolens, fo r e xam ple and
gold disk adds a touch of g la m ­
! have both gloves and bag to m atch.
our.
A on
budget
M ake Your R a ster D inner Springlike!
SEW ING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Ail-Purpose Purse
8120
- 34-48
Time Saver
SOFTLY ta ilo re d d a y tim e
d re ss th a t sav es tim e in
dressing—saves time in launder­
ing. Buttons to the hem and nar­
row self or contrasting binding on
the bodice are particularly appeal­
ing.
A
A cco rd in g to the calendar, E aster
E a ste r D inner
conies a fte r sp rin g o ffic ia lly begins
F rosted Pineapple Juice
but we have alw ays ra th e r looked
•R oast L oin o f P o rk w ith
to th is special h o lid a y as a s ta rt
Crabapples
the sp rin g season. Is it any w onder
Roasted Brow ned Potatoes
11-18
then, th a t we tr y to m ake the d in n e r
B u tte re d A sparagus
menu fo r th is day especially spring
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C innam on Rolls
like ?
•E a s te r B unny Salad
Pattern No. 8120 is designed for sizes
Button-Back
Two-Piecer
T ra d itio n a lly we lik e to serve ham
34. 36. 38,. 40, 42, 44 , 46 and 48. Size 36.
•Snow Cake w ith
Y/’OU’LL want to in clu d e th is short sleeve. 41/« yards of 35 or 39-inch.
o r la m b fo r E aster, but th is Is real
•C hocolate C runch
to d a y f o r y o u r copy of
1 pretty button-back two-piece th e D o S n p ’t r in w z a it F — A send
Bags May be Remodeled
ly up to you and
S H IO N , o u r c o m p le te p a t­
Beverage
Others are s till b e tte r i f they have frock in summer sewing plans. It’s te r n m a z a r in e . F a s h io n s by to p -tn z h t de -
y o u r fa m ily
as
In
Different
Ways
•R ecipe given.
s on c lo s e t p ro b le m s , f r e e
young and gay with brightly hued p a iz a t n t e e r r n a , p r tip
fa r ns taste and
in te d in th e book. 25 cen ts.
In a d d ition to sew ing d iffe re n t belts that buckle, e ith e r w ide or
ric
rac
for
trimming.
Unusual
Send your order to:
budget
is
con
I kin d o f covers fo r the bags, there narrow , depending upon the effect
novelty buttons are nice to accent
cerned. W hatever fr u it ju ic e , lemon ju ice , sa lt and ¡are o th e r ways o f fre sh e n in g them , you w ant to create.
SEW ING CIRCLE P A T T E R N D E P T .
green coloring. C h ill u n til m ix tu re i I f you have a b a s ic a lly good bag
Old belts, p a rtic u la rly old le a th e r the front pleats.
you plan to serve
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709 M ission St., San F ra n cisco . Calif.
belts, can be recovered w ith decora­
g arnish i t p ro p e r­ begins to thicken but s till pours. Add
Enclose 25 cents in coins for each
No. 8135 comes in sizes 11, 12,
tive fa b rics to m a tch y o u r dress. 13, Pattern
ly and m ake the cottage cheese and beat w ith ro ta ry
pattern desired.
14. 16 and 18. Size 12. 3% yards ot
egg beater. Add celery. P our in to
Or, if you have m a te ria l fro m 35 or 39-inch; 214 yards ric rac.
p la tte r look as p re tty us a p ic tu re .
Pattern No__________
-Size-
w hich the dress was made, consider
A roast lo in of p o rk does v e ry w ell re c ta n g u la r in d iv id u a l m olds o r
Name-
m aking a belt fro m i t by co vering
w ith a b o rder of a lte rn a te browned la rg e re c ta n g u ln r m old (cut in
Address-
a
a s trip o f bu ckra m .
potatoes and spiced crabapples. I f s m a lle r m olds fo r n u m b e r of s e rv­
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I t ’s also possible to m ake the
you are se rvin g ham , use the same ings) w hich have
most of yo u r belts by changing
garnish. B ut w ith la m b you m ig h t been rinsed out in
buckles on them . Look o ver old
do w e ll to su b stitu te m in te d and cold w ater. F o r
Hollywood’s complacency was
r-r-—--
buckles first, and then investigate jolted at the International Film
spiced pears o r pineapple fo r the each salad, place
the p o ssibilities at the stores. Item s festival at Cannes, France, in
garnish.
In e ith e r case, the fr u it one p e a r h a lf, cut
side down on gel-
such as th is are inexpensive but 1946, to confer awards of merit for
serves as a d e lig h tfu l relish.
to relievo stuffiness, invita
a t i n m o ld . A t
often mean the d iffe re n ce between recent outstanding achievements,
*lto a s t L oin of P ork.
s m a ll end o f pear
success and fa ilu re in yo u r clothes. according to Collier’s. The jury
(Serves 6)
place a b a ll of
Gloves are becom ing in cre a sin g ly consisted of one expert from each
5 pounds loin of pork
cream o r cottage cheese about the
im p o rta n t in the w ardrobe, and participating country officially ap­
1*4 tablespoons salt
Sat e on your clo th in g budget . . .
size o f a w alnut to represent head
there is m uch a wom an can do to pointed by his government.
if nose fills up
Pepper
o f bunny. A t la rg e end o f pear place
m ake them outstanding ju s t by
Of the 23 prizes awarded, one
in
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hich
the
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is
not
Have lo in o f p ork p repared at the a sm a ll b a ll o f cheese fo r the ta il.
little sewing tric k s . A ll m anner and each went to Mexico, Poland and
m a rke t. Rub salt and pepper in to Place w hole alm onds on sm a ll balls w orn, then it m a y need ju s t a little means o f trim m in g s m a y be sewed Sweden; two each to Czechoslo­
re p a irin g to m ake i t p e rfe c t again, j
the m eat. Place in ra c k in an open o f cheese fo r ears, using chopped
on the cuffs of w orn gloves of fa b ric vakia, Great Britain and the Unit­
L in in g s have a w a y o f w earing
pan and ro u st in a 350-degree o r nut pieces fo r eyes and nose. Use
to m ake them new and fashionable. ed States; six to France and eight
I t ’s wonderful how a little V a-tro-nol
m oderate oven a llo w in g 30 m inutes 2 sprigs p arsley fo r w hiskers. G a r­ out. but these u s u a lly are easily 1 M uch is being made of puffs at to Russia. The American winners
up each nostril relieves stuffy transient
replaced. Select a good typ e of fab- ■
to the pound.
congestion. I f you need relief tonight,
the w rists of gloves. If, fo r ex­ were Walt Disney’s Make Mine
nish plate w ith sm all scrubbed c a r­
ric , one th a t is d a rk b u t m a tch in g
tr y l t l Follow directions In package,
am ple. you have taffeta trim m in g Music and Ray Milland for his per­
rots o r c a rro ts shaped fro m p im ie n to
Roast Leg o f Lam b.
to the o u te r covering, one th a t is j
on yo u r dress, you m ig h t buy extra formance in The Lost Weekend.
Wipe m e a t w ith a dam p cloth, cheese w ith a sp rig o f parsley fo r
closely
woven and w ill not snag
taffeta and tr im the cuffs o f yo u r
place on a ra c k in an open pan. Rub top.
e a sily.
gloves w ith it. S m all pins and orna­
m eat w ith a clove o f g a rlic and sa lt
I t ’ s easy to change coin purses , m ents also m a y be used.
Q uick Cinnam on Rolls.
m ixed w ith a few g ra in s of ginger,
and m irro r s when lin in g s and zip- j
2 c l i p s sifted flour
pepper and p a p rik a . Add to m eat
pers are changed. T hey add a note
3 teaspoons baking powder
in pan
o
f freshness to the bag.
1 teaspoon salt
*i rup butter
Perhaps you are one o f those
4
tablespoons
shortening
I sliced onion
lu
c
k y wom en who have a good bag
*4 cup m ilk
I bay Iraf
w ith the m a te ria l w o rn and shabby.
2
eggs,
beaten
Juice of % lemon
I f the fra m e is good, save i t and
*4 cup raisins
Add about 1 cup o f w a te r to the
d is c a rd the rest. Then cu t new m a­
S ift d ry ingredients together. Cut te ria l to fit the fra m e , using canvas
seasonings and ro a st in a m oderate
in shortening. M ix m ilk w ith eggs o r b u c k ra m , and lig h te r fa b ric fo r '
<330-degrec) oven
and w o rk in to d ry m ix tu re w ith r a i­ lin in g . S titc h these to g e th e r before
25 m inutes to the
sins. R oll dough •14-inch th ic k then a tta c h in g them to the fra m e . Add
pound. Baste fre-
s p rin kle w ith sugar and cinnam on. a s m a rt new touch to the bag w ith
q u e n t 1 y w ith K
R o ll as fo r je lly ro ll. Cut into %- b rig h t new in itia ls , pin o r flowers,
sauce and d rip ­
inch slices and place in greased m u f­ and you w ill have an e n tire ly new
pings in pan. One-
fin tins. Bake in a hot (450-degree) bag.
h a lf hour before
se rvin g
m e a t , _________________ oven fo r 12 to 15 m inutes. Serve hot.
B elts Add Much
pour excess fa t fro m pan and baste
I
•Snow Cake.
Be sure you get America’s favorite rice cereal,
To your Costume
th o ro u g h ly w ith the fo llo w in g sauce.
(Sugarless)
the one and only Kellogg" t Rice Krisples!
H ave you been w a tch in g the j
S tra in before serving.
*4 cup shortening
la te st fashions? One o f the most
Sauce fa r L a m b .
2 teaspoons grated orange rind
im p o rta n t style notes is the belt
T h a t breezy W estern look is
2 tablespoons b u tte r
1 cup lig h t eorn syrup
cropping up in the new season
They m a y be w ide o r n a rro w , but
T A K E M Y WORD FOR IT !
Juice o f lemon
2*4 cups sifted cake flour
they are d e fin ite ly planned to give
handbags . . . not only in rich ,
1 cup catsup
2'4 teaspoons b a kin g powder
By F R A N K COLBY
g la m o u r to the costum e.
brow n tooled le a th e r but also in
*4 teaspoon sa lt
W orcestershire to taste
B ell S y n d ica te.— W NU F eatu re«.
the m odern version of buckskin
S om etim es i t is w ise to have
2 tablespoons vin e g a r
2 egg«
— so c re a m y ric h in color.
several d iffe re n t belts fo r a dress to
*4 cup m ilk
M e lt b u tte r in s k ille t, add re m a in ­
T h e y’re id eal m atch m a te s fo r
give i t d iffe re n t moods. Or. perhaps
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
is lik e ly th a t the fo rm Suwanee
1*4 teaspoons v a n illa
ing in gredients, blend and pour o ver
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tweeds and spectator sports.
a dress you now have lacks that
evolved fro m the im p e rfe c t pronun­
meat.
B lend shortening and orange rin d ;
Q. Where d id Stephen F o ste r get cia tio n o f the people of th a t region.
•E a s te r Runny Salad.
add corn s yru p g ra d u a lly , beating
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the nam e "Swanee R iv e r” ? I do
(Serves 4)
w e ll a fte r each ad d ition . Add V«
n o t find i t in any geography o r
F o rt W o rth : How is B erm uda p ro ­
gazetteer.—H. M .
1 envelope p la in , unflavored g e la tin o f the d ry ingredients w hich have
nounced, and w hat is the o rig in ? _
R einforce weak spots on toes,
been sifte d together. Add eggs, one
*4 ru p cold w a te r
A. When (in 1851) F o ste r w ro te M rs. A. E. P.
heels and tops o f stockings and
at
a
tim
e
,
b
eating
w
e
ll
a
fte
r
each
"T h e Old F o lks a t H om e” he sought
I 1-.» cups hot pear ju ic e
Answer:
The Berm udas were
elbows o f sh irts and sweaters be­
a d d ition .
Add
re m a in in g
flour
a r iv e r nam e th a t w ould be both nam ed fo r Juan Berm udez, a Span­
" t cup g ra p e fru it Juice
fo re the hole a c tu a lly appears.
singable and ty p ic a l of the old South. ia rd who was shipw recked there
a lte rn a te ly w ith m ilk and v a n illa .
1 tablespoon lem on ju ic e
T h is w ill m ake the g a rm e n t
M ix th o ro u g h ly.
P our b a tte r into
A fte r several choices and re je ctio n s, e a rly in the 16th century. In “ The
H teaspoon sa lt
w e a r longer as w e ll as enabling
h$ fe ll in love w ith the nam e o f the T e m p e st,” Shakespeare w rote o f the
tw o greased 8 o r 9-inch pans. Bake
Green co lo rin g
you to do a b e tte r job.
Suwanee riv e r, w hich flows through islands as "th e s till vexed B e r-
in a m oderate (350-degree) oven fo r
*4 cup cottage cheese
R ubber and oiled s ilk g a r­
southern G eorgia and n o rth e rn F lo r ­ m oothes,” w hich indicates the peo­
25 to 30 m inutes. W hile s till w a rm ,
*4 cup diced ce le ry
m
ents
often are easily mended
ida and em pties Into the G u lf of ple o f Shakespeare’ s day w ere a t­
spread chocolate crunch between
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w ith adhesive tape.
M exico.
la ye rs and o ve r top.
te m p tin g to use the Spanish pro n u n ­
4 pear halves
B uttons stay on b etter i f they
He changed Suwanee to “ Swanee” cia tio n o f B erm udez:
bair-M O O -
8 whole blanched toasted alm onds
•C hocolate Crunch.
are sewed w ith a thread shank.
since he wanted a nam e o f tw o syl­ thayss.
Chopped alm onds
fly m aking own accessories.
N e ve r sew buttons on too tig h t i f
lables only. Hence, his song has
7 ounce package chocolate ehlps
In tim e , how ever, the B ritis h
2 packages cre a m cheese or
you
re a lly w a n t them to stay on.
a lw a ys seemed to suggest a p la cid anglicized the spelling as B erm udas,
1 cup oven popped ric e cereal
c e rta in fin is h in g touch because the
’4 pound cottage cheese
stre a m
peopled
w ith
m a je stic and the p ro n u n cia tio n became (L ip ’
Slips th a t w ear out, under the
M e lt chocolate bits o ve r hot w a­ belt, somehow, ju s t does not go w ith
1 s m a ll ja r p im ie n to cheese
swans.
a rm are e a sily patched. I t also
p in c o tt’ s G azetteer, 1880): ber-Moo-
ter. Add cereal. S tir u n til w ell it, or do anything for it.
Soften g e la tin in cold w ater, Dis-
helps to w e a r shields to prevent
F o ste r's c o rru p tio n of the nam e duzz. H ow ever, m odem a u th o ritie s
coated.
Some dresses are b e tte r w ith
solve in hot pear ju ic e . Add grape-
ra p id w ear.
was not the firs t, how ever, fo r the now p re fe r the long “ u ” sound In
c o lo rfu l belts th a t tie and swoop.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
o rig in a l nam e o f the riv e r was San the second syllable, thus: ber-M E W -
Juan, pronounced: sahn hwahn. I t duzz.
LYNN SAYS:
G lo rify the m u ffin by occasionally
Ways to M ake Hot
adding dates, ra isin s, nuts, g rated
Breads D electable
orange rin d , etc., to them before
Vest-Pocket Radio Coming W ith in 30 Years
H ot breads, w hether they are b is ­ baking.
cuits o r m uffins, re q u ire a lig h t hand
W
ith
in
30 years you m a y be able
"R e ce n t developm ent o f m id g e t
I f m uffins o r b iscuits bake a little
S everal colors are being em pha­
in the m ix in g . D on’t w o rry i f the
to purchase a tw o-w ay ra d io th a t ra d io tubes and apparatus points to
B e tte r plan to have a stra w h a t i f
ahead o f d in n e r, loosen them fro m sized fo r new clothes. One designer
w ill be the size o f a fo u n ta in pen. m id g e t ra d io sets.
in g re d ie n ts are not as sm oothly the pan and set in a w a rm place.
you w a n t to be In good fashion.
T h a t is the p re d ictio n o f D r. D on­
blended as a cake b a tte r.
They N ever le t them s it as they are, o r stresses a ll gra d a tio n s o f beige. She There are smooth la cy a ffa irs fo r
" I f these sets could be powered
lik e s to use w ith it ye llo w and green dressy occasions, o r smooth, o r
ald H. A ndrew s, professor of chem ­ w ith a sm a ll am ount o f energy-pro­
shouldn't be fo r best results.
th e y w ill steam and become soggy. fo r con tra st.
is try at Johns H opkins u n iv e rs ity . d u cin g atom s, we m ig h t have the
rough ones fo r general d a ytim e
A to o th p ick test, m ade by in s e rt­ The same goes fo r breads and ro lls .
A n o th e r le a d in g designer like s to w ear. Look fo r gay p la id trim m in g s
D r. A ndrew s declares:
id eal com bination to p e rm it e ve ry­
in g the toothpick, is fine fo r testing
G rated cheese s p rin kle d on top of m ake use o f a m is ty sea green and on some of the p e rk y ones.
“ I f we can develop new a to m ic one to c a rry a pocket ra d io set su it­
doneness. No dough should adhere b iscuits gives them d e lig h tfu l fla vo r
■ c o ra l red. C lear, v iv id shades of
re a ctio n s fo r o b ta in in g energy w ith ­ able e ith e r fo r p ickin g up co m m e r­
F e athered trim s o f yellow , o r­
to the to o th p ick when i t is w ith ­ and color. Do this before baking, of
these colors are also v e ry popular ange, salm on, g ra y, red, w h ite and
out the d ra w b a ck o f unleashing dan­ c ia l broadcasts o r fo r use in two-
d ra w n
course.
c u rre n t,”
gerous ra d ia tio n , we w ill have the w ay conversations in connection
n a tu ra l are e x tre m e ly im p o rta n t.
source fo r a pocket radio.
w ith co m m e rcia l telephones.”
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8135
Hollywood’s Complacency
Ruffled by Merit Awards
L -..;
(rr eat Way
Sleep.
Tonfyht
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