Heppner Goiette Times, Moy 16, 1946 9
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GROUND VEAL MEAT BALLS WITH SPAGHETTI VEAL PUFFS VEAL PATTIES
5 Jv'hJT' 1 't Add eaaonlngt. onion. 1 cup Combine with 2 cup mashed Combine vail with 1 npi
Jf f, bread crumb. 1 egg. Make into ff8' ?? "niaq. giated raw potato. Yt cup grated
5 SS?- BSl 16 balls, brown. Simmer in a to ?uU. Mute 2 cans tomato aoup; mioih M cup muobIm.
ikf 5vSu- r&esxE on . . neat. Drop meat mixture into Shape into patties. Brown in (at,
E ? T mmu,e8- Sorve soup by spoonfuls. Simmer 45 Add cup water. Cow. Sim-
iJtfr J? over spaghetti minutes. mer 20 minutes.
Bnuncee euui Makes 8 Servings ) or 8 Servings or 6 Servings
OR H H MEAT BRA!SED VEAL mm m Hm CREAM mm '
""L "CAT Cut into small servings, brown. Cube veal, season, flour and Slice meat into servings. Brown
sJ&T'"''' add seasonings and small brown in fat. Dice carrots, in fat, with 2 tablespoons onion.
tKte5 " f amount of liquid. Cover. Sim- onions and potatoes. Arranqe Season with paprika and salt
52!fffc t mer until almost done. Make meat and vegetables in casser- Add cup sour cream and Vi cup
i''M drop dumplings and add to ole with sauce or gravy. Cover tomato sauce. Cover. Simmer
" 'Sgjj' meat. Cover, cook 20 minutes. and cook in slew ovon. 30 minutes.
RftMHPCC RncitCT Makes 8 Servings -or 8 Servings -or 6 Servings
jgNELESS BREAST VEAL STEW WITH VEGETABLES VEAL POT-PIE GURRiEO VEAL (OVER RICE)
5S ' rSI a jI Cube veal and brown Cover Cook veal and vegetables for Cuba veal. Simmer 'til tender.
GSZtrfgrVlm with water or tomato juice. Sea- slew-Season' ?Lace in cas?f role Plf 2 tabIes?na ' n.io? m 2
S ffsTSS W hjj . oijiu..iaoa j cover with qravy. Cover tablespoons fat. Add 1 cup
M t EOn'A.vetabIesiniimeo withpastry. shortcakt or diced celery. 4 tablespoons
W ' fSfiSffe- cook. Thicken gravy. Garnish mashed potatoes. Bake until flour, 1 tablespoon curry, 2 cups
g gg-- Wllh or geen beans. brown. stock, seasonings. Cook. Add
I pound Makes 6 Servings ' or 4 Servings or S Servings
SHOULDER CHOPS VEAL CHOPS WITH NOODLES BRAISED VEAL CHOPS VEAL CHOPS-PRUNE STUFFING
ggpgjj? Ij& Have chops cut thin. Brown with Flour chops. Brown in fat. Sea. Have choDS cut thin Brown in
jdEf2S$0Z onion, add seasonings. Cook son with salt and pepper, garlic JT MnM LV tnTZuh
noodIes 811(1 Place 511 cas- baV leaf. Place lemon slice 'at- t , r. stuffing wtth
If seioIe- with o110?3 on P- on each chop. Add Vi cup wa- prunes to fit each chop. Place
M Cover. Cook in slow oven 30 ter. Cover and simmer 45 min- eacn onoP on stuffing. Cover.
"T' Jl minutes.' utes. Cook In slow oven 30 minutes.
CASO Of IttAXXS preoions of lympmthy In our i
W viab to thank our friend for rtAvtmeat
the many beautiful cards and ex- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ferguson
In planning for veal in the meal
, a good many home food buyers are
in the habit of not thinking much
further than veal roasts or chops.
But veal has other cuts to offer
cuts which may be less well known
but, nevertheless, are just as de
sirable, if properly prepared. An
idea as to what can be done toward
injecting variety into the menu
with veal is set forth by the recipes
given above. There are, of course,
many other cuts of veal and many
possibilities for their preparation
that may be used to advantage.
Governor Appoints
Radio Committee
For K O G Publicity
Eight men from Oregon's radio
industry were asked by Governor
Earl Snell to serve as members of
the Keep Oregon Green state radio
committee, as it prepares its cam
paign to combat man-caused fires
in Oregon this summer.
Named to this important com
mittee in the fire prevention pro
gram by the governor after nom
ination by the Oregon broadcaster's
association are these men: Glen Mc-
Cormick,, president, KSLM, Salem;
Charles Couche, vice president,
KOIN; and James Mount, secretary,
KXL, Portland. Lee Jacobs, KBKR,
Baker and Jack Keating, KFJI,
Klamath Falls are on the board of
directors.
Unless we get some unseasonally
heavy rains early in the summer,
this promises to be one of our
worst fire seasons, the governor
pointed out as he called attention
to the low record of rainfall during
April, which has permitted the
forests to dry out much earlier
than usual. "Let every person who
uses our great outdoors observe
the simple pecautions against fire,"
the governor urged.
Austin Wilson is recovering from
a major operaton performed Thurs
day of last week at Pndleton.
PUZZLED?
You will lose that puzzled ex
pression when you read our
menu. It is easy to order
a meal here, for no matter
what you select you are bound
to be satisfied.
Join the well-fed ranks
by taking your meals at
HEPPNER CAFE
i
cal pastor, extends a hearty invi
tation to all to attend this mission,
We Now Have
In Stock
Five Steel Showers - Complete
American all-steel Sink and Cabinet..
Chrome fittings
Folding Drying Racks and Ironing
Boards
. Gal vanized Garbage Pail
Galvanized Fly Screen by foot or yard.
Heppner Hardware
r Electric
J. W. HEINY PASSES
AT PORTLAND HOME
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Ferguson re
turned Friday evening from Port
land where they were called ear.
lier on account of the illness of
Mrs. Ferguson's father, J. W. Hei
ay. Mr. Heiny, nearly 84 years of
age, passed away May 6 and fu
neral services were held May .8.
Mrs. Ferguson's brother, Neil Heiny
arrived from Chicago to attend the
funeral.
METAL WEATHER STRIPS--
Rock Wool Insulation
Insect Screens
The fuel shortage is still on
SAVE UP TO 35 KEEPS OUT DUST, SOOT, SNOW
REDUCE summer temperatures
Call E. D. Lehman, Salesman 1342 Heppner
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Chamberlain Company of America
1226 S. W. Stark St. Portland, Oro.
A mission, conducted by Father
Francis Jelinek, C. S. P. will be
held at St. Patrick's church be
ginning Sunday, May 26 and clos
ing Friday, May 31. He will also
conduct a mission in lone for three
days, June 1, 2 and 3.
Timely topics of interest to Ca
tholics and non-Catholics will be
presented by Father Jelinek, who
is a member of the Paulist Mission
Fathers, whose spiritual work has
received much national esteem.
Questions on religion and on
subjects affiliated with religion are
invited and answers will be pre
sented with deep understanding
and good will. Morning mass with
instruction, every morning at 7:30.
Evening preaching and devotions at
8:00 p. m. Father McCormack, lo-
We Are Receiving NEW ELECTRICAL
APPPLIANCES Almost Every Day
Immediate delivery on such things as Irons, Toasters,
Radios, Vacuum Sweepers, also several Electric Heaters,
just the thing this time of year to take the chill off the
room.
YES, we have on our floor two reach-in deep-freeze Boxes
one 26V2 cubic feet, the other 12 cubic feet. Come in and
see them.
We will put your name on the list for anything we can't
deliver now.
HEPPNER APPLIANCE CO.
Located Hodge Chevrolet Co. Bldg. Phone 403
Our business is to serve you . . Our stocks are as complete as the market
affords . . . Our quality is our pride . . . Your satisfaction is our aim.
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