Thursday, September 13, 1973
The Nyssa Gota City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Page Eight
Reduces Lighting To Save Energy
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bed at all even chilled. You may
like to tapeach slice with vanilla
ice cream, whipped cream or a
dollop
of thick
dairy-sour
The State Highway Division lion.
The
energy
conservation
cream. Or pass a plate of nippy
The Highway Division’s re move will save 11» Highway
will shut off half of all its
natural Cheddar cheese.
highway lights in the state in duced illumination program is Division about $100,000 a year,
a a •
I first tasted this frosting an effort to conserve energy, expected to save one million "And we can use It,*’ noted tai
highway chief. The Division1»
at the fair last year. (1 was Fred Klaboe, administrator- kilowatt hours per month.
KJ a be said that the limited agonising over a severe bud>
judging) and noticed how smooth state highway engineer, said
lighting will not affect high get crunch caused In part by
and velvety it was. 1 also no- today.
More than 6.900 individial way safely. Lights will be shut a decrease in gas tax lncom4
ticwd how well it held its shape
luminaries now light Oregon’s oft at more than 125 locations to the Highway fund this summer
I first made Paper Bag Pie ling's drv ingredients. Mix well. and its delicate flavor. I finally
freeways, rest areas, state throughout the state, but "al Klaboe said gasoline sales to
several years ago using Purple Lade into the pastry shell. f sund the recipe again when an
excellent cook recommended it highways and bridges. About those ioctHOM where lighting is Oregon highway users wer«
Plums, or, as we always called Add lemon juice.
3,500 will be shut off as part essential to motorist safety, we down 2-1/2 million gallons iq
as her favorite.
them when I was a youngster TOPPING
of Governor Tom McCall’s di will only reduce the number of June compared to June, 1972.
•• Prunes.’*
1/2 cup flour
rective to all state agencies lights, not eliminate illumina
VELVETY FROSTING
The paper beg keeps the
1/2 cup granulated sugar
to cut down onenergyconsump- tion altogether,** he said.
prune Juice from running over 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
5 tbsp, flour
in the oven. The crust browns 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
nicely in the bag.
To prepare the topping, cut 5 tbsp, sugar
Other fruit pies may be baked the butter into the dry ingre 1 cup milk
Mix the flour and sugar tho
in a paper bag also Including dients to sue of small peas,
apples, apricots, peaches, and using pastry blender ar two roughly and add the milk. Pour
cherries.
knives. Sprinkle over the fil into a saucepan and cook over
ling to cover tap. It will be medium beat until thick-sttr-
PAPER BAG PURPLE PLUM rounded up but will settle as ring constantly. Cool.
Cream together
PIE
the plums cook.
Slip the pie into a heavy 1 ctg> sugar
4 cups (about) prepared
brown paper bag large enough 1 cup margarine
Add sugar andmargvnne mix
purple plums
to cover the pie loosely. Fold
9 - inch pastry shell, unbaked open end over twice, fasten with ture, 1 tbsp, at a time to the
1/2 cup granulated sugar
paper clips or use stapler. Place first mixture, while beating with
1/4 cup flour
on a large cooky sheet for easy an electric mixer. Beat until
1/4 teaspoon each salt and nut handling. Bake in a 425 degree consistency ci whipped cream.
(hot, oven for 1 hour. Remove Frosts one large cake
meg
from oven. Let rest’* a few
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Remove seed from purple minutes to give the juice time
SPEAKING TO
plums and cut each half once to stop boiling.
THE CONSUMER
crosswise. You will need about
Remove pie from bag Place
two pounds of the fresh purple on cake rack until ready to
plums. Combine with the fil- serve. Best served warm but not
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