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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Lazy -Susan Meals
By 'CECILY BROWXSTONE
. Associated Press Food Editor ,
j. Use ready-to-eat foods that come in jars or tans or packages art
. lolly, if you want to save time and energy in getting summer meals
fcncf yet he good eating. Here are some suggestions:
JDon't serve the entire meal out of jars and cars and package if
: jqh can help it. Let a few of thce foods help out and add something
home-prepared.
Present your ready-to-cat food with a different touch. For in
stance ready-prepared Borscht (beet foun to youi can be chilled
!"""and poured out' in a minute;' but with it serve a lazy-susan or son.i?
other attractive platter of accompaniments sliced cucumber (with
thtt peel left on and scored before slicing thin", boiled . new pcla
' toss .sprinkled with parsley, sliced and whole scallioiis, sliced hard
' cooked eggs, aiid a bowl of sour cream.
l 'Or instead of always serving the Borscht straight, from the jar
add two cups of tomato juice to it "and a tablespoon of cooking sherry.
. then chill 'overnight to mingle flavor's. Serve next day with a dollop
' of sour cream and a sprinkling of diced crisp cucumber on top.
'. ' Canned baked beans are a widely-used food that taste better
whii you've added a home touch. .Quo man I know likes to season the
. molasses variety with Worcestershire sauce, curry powder, onion salt
and then adds diced fresh tomatoes as 'they heat. For a tdsty baked
htan casserole, empty canned Boston baked beans into individual
casseroles, and add two tablespoons of molasses to each dish, stir
ring it in. String cubes of cooked ham or luncheon meat, tiny cooked
..line onions (they come ready-prepared in jarsi, ami small wedges
( appple on skewers or steel kniltin? needles; heat inn moderate
oven until the beans are hubblv and hot. Serve with a vegetable
salad, milk, and muffins.
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NEWS FROM TOKYO and the flghtin- fronts of'.vn brings eon
fusion as tq times and dates for the reader who h no; accustomed
to working with time zortes. The Chart, based on standard limes,
show the difference in date produced by the international dcle
line in. mid-Pacific and compares the times with U. S tituvs.
Hidden Wealth
New? of important discvcrles of
rich currcr-tearing ores in the
Province of Ontario. Canada, be
pan. to be circulated in 1C"3. Little
did those prospectors realise that
tho:c copper bcarin? cres also con
tained huge quantities of nickel as
well as platinum metals, gold, sil
ver, selppium. te'Hiriom arid cobalt
C'a.f..Tv.rrc4.i
Cankerworrrs, or iv.chv.orrr.s as
thev are cftirv cal'.v.l f.-trh iheir
inciilg-cleriit rre jvd tf.ljcsruotion,
are gicat dcfe'.;attri. of all decidu
ous trees. In many sccllors cf the
?untry. they will b? in cutbrei-.lt
forra tlis year. In others they mm
be just rcacjing the peak cf leper
ing o.'f.
Helps Concentration
In a schoolroom, a tcoin'.rijuLng
eclor scheme will invite the atten
Uon to wander. To help Icons at
tention, the wall against which the
instructor, usually iands rna' be
painted in a warm, eye-!ii awing
color, such as bujf: and the other
three walla, in, a cool, receding color
With less visual Interest.
NOTICE OF TlSXi;E S. SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
HAYWOOD COUNTY. i
On Monday, the 25th day of Sep
tember, 1930, at 11 o'clock A.M.
at the Court House Door of Hay
wood County, North Carolina, in
W'aynesville, the undersigned Trus
tee will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands and
premises, lying and being in
Wajnesville Township, Haywood
County, North Carolina, and more
particularly bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake at the inter
section of Boyd Avenue and West
Street, (formerly Oak Street), and
runs North 8 East 79 feet to a
stake; theue North 82 West 173
feet to a take in the branch;
thence a Southwesterly direction
with said branch 105.2 feet to a
notch cut in the edge of sidewalk
over culvert, in Boyti Avenue;
thence South 8f East 144 feet witn
Boyd Avenue to a stake, the be
ginning corner. And being a potion
of Lots Nos. 4 and 5 of the Clyde
H. Ray Addition to the Town of
Wajnesville, as shown on Map
made by J. N. Shoolbred, C. R, and
which is duly recorded in the Of
fice of the Register of Deeds , of
Haywood County in Deed Book 32,
at page 386 and 337, And be ing a
potion o( the Lots conveyed to J.
, Hayes Alley by deTl
K. Alley and hu f
i ley, as recorded in BooV
;524, RecordofDeedTgj;
; County. And also beinf
i which-the said J. Hav.1
erected a rock huu'JTh
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Sale made pursuant )
and by virtue of the 1
contained in that
trust executed bv J u
and wife, Elizabeth C
Grover C. DaVis, lt.
November 9th. 134 i
corded in IWt
ord of Deeds of Trte,?
County, North Carols.,,
TUs sale fa made bL I
fault in thn nnl r4
of trust according t0
convenants of the same 1
having been rcquesltd k jJ(
er of the' indebtedness
else the power of ie"'
in said deed of trut
This the 23rd d.y m J
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Grover C. Davis Ti
CHILLED SOUP
Try Borscht with sour cream.
i, British Lite Insurance
rr Record, purchases of new life in
Jsurance in British companies las'
.year brought ownership totals ir.
those companies to a new hinh level
jjat the start of this year. This was
accomplished in spite of a de
ft crease in the other, major savings
r channels, national savings, The '49
Slife insurance purchases of 550,
ftOOO.OCfl pounds were about 4 per
recent over the record set in the pre
vious year and double those of 10
iyears ago. Life insurance owner
ship had reached 5,350,1100,000
r pounds at the end cf 1910, up 400,
5,000.000 pounds in the year and 50
k per cent over the ownership of ten
fvpnrs heforr
The Gailatiu Plan
In 1808 Albert Gallatin, secretary
of the treasury, formulated' a com
prehensive plan in which he rec
utneudt'd the construction of a
continuous turnpike to provide tor
travel from Massachusetts to North
Carolina aq.d.' another" from Maine
to Georgia which would unite the
major seaports along the Atlantic
ccast. He also recommended roads
across the Allcghenies between the
Atlantic ocean and the great west
ern rivers. The plan was never
rdopted because of sectional differ
ences and on account of its alleged
unconstitutionality.
LAFF-A-DAY
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LABOR
DAY
1950
GRE
ETINGS
As we observe this 1950 Labor Day, it is fating, that, we make
it a period of Thanksgiving for the many blessings that have
been bestowed upon this community we have been spared of
floods, storms, crop failures, and serious disease epidemics. To.
live in such a splendid place affords us a lot of satisfaction, and
enjoyment in going about our daily tasks. For this Labor Day,
let's make it a day of Thanksgiving and, rejoicing.
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