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TRY THESE
BUTTERMILK WAFFLES
2; cups flour 3 eggs,
2s- tsp,Baking Powder (separated)
ir tsp. soda 3 tbsp.sugar
1 tsp salt 2 c.buttermilk
i cup molted shortening
Sift dry ingredients together.
Separate eggs and boat egg whites
until stiff, not dry. Beat egg yolks
and add buttermilk and shortening.
Combine with flour mixture and beat
quickly until smooth. Fold in egg
whites.
The sugar can bo added to the egg
whites rather than the dry ingred
ients .
This rocipie makes 8 waffles.
Be too large for worry, too noble
for anger, too strong for fear, and
too happy to permit the presence of
trouble.
THE END
CHAPTER
Of ANOTHER :
Cont. fron pp. 2
Well—if you can’t answer this one,
then anything that I could say would
be useless.
Despite the prospects of a dangerous
experiment, which they claim this
Co-op is, and the dangerous and per
nicious characters who manage it for
the Stockholders, we find it diffi
cult to remember one time in the
history of the Association when any
of these dissenters refused to accept
any benefit v.diich they could gain by
being a-number of the organization.
In fact, the attitude of the manage
ment of the Co-op was best demon
strated v/hen they agreed to allow
some of the terminated members to
pay their fines and costs in ninthly
installments by accepting assignments
on their .iilk sales fron our compet
itor. T-_is was because we felt that
it would bo better for all concerned
to accept withdrawal on any reason
able basis, end wc feci sure that
these men 'll! nnnt. nhl i pn-l-i nno
on time
Considering the problem of financing
the expansion program of the Associ
ation this last year, which resulted
in a 33,0 increase in business
(A650,000), end somb bad membership'
relations which always hurt a Co-op,
wo managed to pull through in good
shape. It appears that someone will
harvest jvm a larger reward taps
year if conditions are normal. 7o
feel sure that with all modesty wc
can predict, that from an over-all
business of one and one half million
dollars in 1948,to e. two million one
hundred fifty thousand dollars in
1949, that v e may reasonably expect
at least two and a half million
dollars this year. Every business
in the Valley will prosper according
to the added benefits that the farm
ers rocwiv^. We have been assured
by some of the terminated members
that they expect to utilize the bene
fits of our big business organization,
and they too will continue to parti
cipate in the profits of any business
which they do with us.
Personally, the writer feels no
antagonism toward the departed mem
bers. I mope too,that they will pros
per and it is the disirc of the Board
3f Directors that our business "'ill
prosper so that we can pay the Certi
ficates of Scuity to which they are
entitled. Those ''re payable each
fear for the next ton years.
Everyone should be ha.ppy now.
Carl R, Rasmussen
Scc’ty Bd.of Directors