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Thursday, February 15, 1951 INDIAN VALLEY RECORD
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By INEZ GERHARD ........... do n Greemeaz wmtuer, wno
IOHN LAIR one of the first to' FOR WALL bHLLVL.: became famous for his poem,
:" enter the'so-called hillbilly field' .;;;.;2:;:::::;;:::::::¥:.:.:::::.:::::::::::::5::;.::;::;::::.:..;;:;:;i:::::::;:;:::;:;::::::::;:;:f "The Barefoot Boy," once worked
as a shoemaker's apprentice! The
m radio, was well known on the young Quaker poet put himself
air before he returned to his boy- through school by making shoes
OOd home in Renfro Valley, Ky., and slippers for ff.ne New Eng-
rebuild the old settlement and land ladies.
set up a shrine to American folk
music. He originates, produces and Bakery Workers
emcees all radio programs eman-
P'RN 209 More than 450,000 persons are
directly employed in the baking
Wall Shelves for Every Room industry, more than in any other
[,TANGING shelves may be as phase of the food industry.
• " pretty as a picture for an is- Baking Parties
ortant wall space. With pattern
!09 a full dozen of different types, In rural Greece, loaves of bread
nzes and shapes may be made. for engagement parties are knead-
rhe interlocking joints are cut ed in public with friends and rela-
!tom tracing designs. The asses- tives tossing coins into the dough
ling is quick and easy. so that the engaged .ouple can af-
ford a large wedding.
Price of pattern is 25c.
• s ,
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVIC]
Drawer 1O
Bedford Hills. New York.
Big Fellows 2
Serve Eggs for Breakfast Variety
(See Recipes Below) Superman of comic-strip fame
a s plenty of competition in
Breakfast Pointers .merican folklore, which is filled
LYNN CHAMBERS' with tall tales of mighty men.
IF YOU VALUE your family's BREAKFAST MENU Among them is Big Paul Bunyan.
health and well-being, don't send Orange-Grapefruit Juice .ero of the American lumber-
husband and children off to work Bowls of Oatmeal, Brown Suga} lacks. Bunyan is described as be-
and school without a good break- and Cream ing so enormous as a baby, his
fast. Don't expect to get a good Soft-Cooked Eggs mother had to use "the wheels
morning's work out of yourself, *Bacon Muff(is )if of a wheelbarrow as buttons
nibble on some *Recipe Given
fruit and gulp a
cup of coffee Suez and Wheat
You simply can't griddle or frying pan, turn and
do it. brown the other side. Add fat as The Suez Canal owes Its con-
Plan a break- necessary to keep from sticking. truction to wheat. It was built so
fast menu as you Serve with syrup, jam, honey, con- :hat the journey of wheat from
w o ul d lunch, fectioners' sugar or fruit, india to England would be greatly
dinner or sup- Variation: Cranberry F r e n e h :educed, the American Bakers As-
per. Try out new Toast--spread jellied cranberry see(at(on reported.
tends, inject variety into the menu sauce between two thin slices of
plan, and do give yourself enough bread before dipping in egg mix- TO ILL
time for both the preparation and lure• Brown as above. Serve plato
JOHN LAIR
ing from the Valley, programs
sed on reality. If a possum hunt
t be broadcast, movable equip-
t Lent is taken to the woods and
ae hunt is actually staged. All of
he program's personnel actually
e in the settlement. Lair's music
rary is one of the biggest
Urces of music collections in the
ailed States.
bebbie Reynolds will probably
.CCeed to the kind of roles that
: "C'M used to assign to Judy Gar-
nd; apparently she is being
groomed for them. So far she has
rade four musicals in her two years
n the screen- now she is to be
,%-Starred with Gene Kelly in
I?ingng in the Rain". There's a
eng, hard pull ahead of her ff she
ts to take Judy's place•
Did you know that there's a movie
• Ctress named Theda Barr * Either
ar
- other doted on Theda Bars,
een of the silent pictures, or the
ung lady thought an adaptation
f the former siren's name might
ring her fame•
Fans of "The Guiding Light",
:Ytirne serial, will act as jurors
," decide the fate of one of the
ading characters who is on trial
ur VaUrder. Listeners to the current
quence have been asked to follow
testimony carefully/and at the
a of the trial, late this month, tc
zed in ballots as if they were jury
erqbers. Program's on CBS week-
Y afternoons.
len Grauer recently finished one
his most interesting reading as-
'araents--he recorded the entire
ok. "The Brave Bulls", for Talk-
g Eocks for the Blind, making, it
vailable to millions of sightless
rons.
Harold Lloyd and Jimmy Con-
lia spent three weeks filming
re sequence in "Mad Wednes-
ay ; they are seen chasing a
$0"Pound lion up and down fire
eSCapes, in and out of offices
a along narrow ledges of a
Xkyscraper.
,Ted Mack is amazed daily at the
?°Sands of contributions received
a result of the appearance oi
e two Godfrey boys on his ABE
(!ginal Amateur Hour. The Mus-
i: TM Dystrophy AssOCiation whieh
s: trying to raise $250.000 'for re.
ev rob for a cure for the ailment,
,lled the boys to his attention.
I ey and their two brothers suffer
rrn the disease.
a rt Massey's rating, for
his
f °rapon show, now matches that
, any night-time quarter-hour
b'.Scal, and deserves it. He and
h: ettv little blonde Martha Triton
.=v two of the pleasantest voioes
" the air.
'erry Moore d,.cqded she was
ioIIie in "Son of Lassie", a
typed, after being seen with
it ':Return of October", a gorilla
Mighty Joe Young" and a squir-
tin m "The Great Rypert". All she
ded ws to appear with all those
--eli in Paramount's "Rhubarb".
end, she breaks the sequence
CO-starring "with Victor Mature
"ambling House".
[ tl?r°ducer Howard Hawks had to
| " on three additional guards when
I tscaled the set of "The Thmg";
Only the hired help but some
| qcRKO's top executives and pro-
Ile era were curious about the
[
|-tity of it He finally took a
!
a of the latter on a personally
J Cted tour of the sound stages,
[ h" first made them promise not
l,
vesl the secret.
AND ENDS . . • Friends of
Ball and Des( Arnaz say
name the infant expected
4th "Desilu" . . . Paul Lees,
Marine of World
II, has a featured role in
"Submarine Com-
. Rising beef costs and
of meat rationing made
for Warner Bros. to lease
of cattle for a stampede
in "Fort Worth"--local ranch-
want their steers to gc
• . . Randolph Scot!
his lunch to
eating enjoyment of such a project, or with creamed chicken, eggs, fish
Give it a trial for a month, and or meat.
you'll never again want to go back Whole Wheat Muffins
to skimpy breakfast habits. (Makes 24 small muffins)
Start off with fruit or fruit juice, 1 cup whole wheat flour
such as citrus, because this is a 1 cup white flour
good opportunity to get oranges 2 teaspoons baking powder
and grapefruit into the day's menu. ½ teaspoon salt
Follow with cereal, eggs, bread and 2 tablespoons sugar
butter and beverage. ½ cup evaporated milk
Eggs can be prepared in man) ½ cup water
ways and give you good protein 1 tablespoon vinegar
for what you spend. They add lots 1 tablespoon soda
of a;peal to the breakfast, ann I egg
can make a feast of the one simple 3 tablespoons shortening, melt.
meal of the day. Don't forget to ed with other dry ingre-
tuck eggs into the breakfast bread Sift flour
every now and then, too, for that dients into mixing bowl. Combine
extra treat to the appetite, and for milk. water and'
that extra nourishment. \\;\, /'/// vinegar and add
They're simple to prepare, of soda. Beat egg,
course, those eggs, if you remem- add the soured
ber not to treat them roughly. Mod- .- ),. milk and short-
crate to low temperatures whether ening. Stir quick-
you soft-cook, fry or bake them is ly into dry in-
of utmost importance in keeping gredie:ts Pour
them tender and palatable, into greased muffin pans. Bake in
* * * a hot oven (425 °} about 15 minutes
Baked (Shirred) Eggs *Bacon Muffins
Break and slip 1 or 2 eggs into (Makes 12 muffins)
greased individual shallow baking 2 cups sifted enriched flour
dishes. Bake in slow oven (325 ° )
3 teaspoons baking p der
12 to 18 minutes, depending upon
firmness desired. Serve from bak- teaspoon salt
ing dishes. 3 tablespoons sugar
1 egg. well beaten
i French Omelet 1 cup milk
(Serves 2) 4 talespoons shortening, m,,It-
3 eggs ed
3 tablespoons milk or water 7 strips of bacon, cooked.
% teaspoon salt crumbled
K teaspoon pepper, scant Sift dry ingredients together in
I tablespoon fat bowl. Combine liquid ingredients
Mix eggs, milk, salt and peppez and add to flour mixture. Stir only
thoroughly• Avoid foaminess. Heat enough to partially dampen flour•
fat in skillet (approx. 8-in.) just Add bacon and stir only enough to
hot enough to sizzle a drop of water• blend• Fill greased muffin pan (12
Pour in egg mixture. Reduce heat, 2-inch cups) two-thirds full. Bake
As the mixture at the edges begins 20 minutes in hot oven (400°),
to thicken, draw Butterfly Cinnamon Roils
the cooked per- (Makes 12 rolls}
tions with the
2 cups sifted all-[urpose flour
fork toward the S teaspoons baking powder
center so that 1 teaspoon salt
t h • uncooked '. cup shortening
port0ns flow to' 1 egg. beaten sflghtly
the bottom. Tilt cup milk
skillet as it is 2 tablespoons butter, melted
necessary to hasten flow of un- i cup sugar
cooked eggs. Do not stir and keep I teaspoon cinnamon
mixture as level as possible. When Sift dry ingredients. Cut in short.
eggs no longer flow and surface is
ening until mixture resembles the
still moist, increase heat to brows texture of eoarse cornmeal. Com.
bottom quickly. Carefully loosen bane egg and milk and stir in dry
edge. Fold in haLf or roll. Total
cooking time is 5 to 8 minutes, ingredients until ust blended. Turn
out on flour board or cloth. Pat out
French Toast dough Fold in half. Repeat six
(Serves 4- 6) times. The last time roll to V4-incr
3 eggs, beaten sllghgy thickness. Spread with melted but-
teaspoon salt ter, sugar and cinnamon. Rol. Up
! teaspoon sugar and cut into 1-inch slices, Cut a
I cup milk slit thro;:gh center parallel to cu,
6-8 slices (Z---S-day old)bread edges of slice down to but not
Fat 'for frying through bottom layer of dough
Combine eggs, salt, sugar and Spread halves from center out ov
milk in shallow dish. Dip bread in baking sheet. Bake in a hot oven
egg mixture turning to moisten. (425 ° ) until browned. 15 to 20
Brown on one aide on well-greased re(notes.
LYNN SAYS: Give poached eggs a new pedes-
Treat the Family lal. Dip round, shredded wheat bs-
To these Breakfast Tricks cults in hot water quickly, just to
Combine 3 tablespoons of cocoa soften. Drain, dot with butter and
with the same amount of sugar, top with hot poached egg.
then add 1 cups milk, 1½ cups Poached eggs served on toasted
water and stir in 1½ cups rolled buns or home-made biscuits are a
oats. Cook as usual, nice variation of an old theme.
Make this eggnog topping to serve Sausage patties or links, fried to
over hot cereal: to beaten egg, add crispness add appeal.
2 teaspoons sugar, 1 cup rich milk Bake your eggs in cream: add
and ¥4 teaspoon vanilla, one to two tablespoons of thick
Children will like butterscotch cream for each individual baking
cereal for a Simply serve dish; break In egg; bake for
Cereal Consumption
The average American obtains
between 28 anJ 39 per cent cf both
the food energy and protein of his
diet by direct consumptim of
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