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A Loaf of Bread
Verna Wills
The lariner in the spring
plows the ground and sows the
' wheat.
In the f ill lie starts harv
esting and thrashing his wheat
and t ikes it to the mili.
* The mill grinds the wheat
and separates the flour from the
bran. The mill then puts it in
sacks and the farmer se'lc it.
The people buy the flour
and make bread out of it.
Before you can make br
ead you have to m ike yeast.
First one pint of yeast to
a quart of water, two heaping
tablespoons of salt, one half cup
of sugar, and flour enough to
make stiff dough. Let raise four
hours and roll out in loaves. Let
it raise again for one hour, then
put it in the oven and let it base
forty five minutes. The whole
wheat bread is best for you be
cause it is healthier for you.
The bear’s version of an en
counter with a man.
A Bear’s Story
Leonard Bren wick
Once i was eating blue beri
ies on the side of the hill. Some
strange noise came around the
turn, it was some strange anim
al. We saw each other at the
same instant. He walked on his
two back legs. He did not have
fur line my fur. He had a long
pole in his front claws. Wo were
scared. He took something off
the top of him and threw it in
my face. It looked hard to me
but it was not hard. J started up
the hill as fast as I could. The
dirt flew tide. • me as l ran up
the hill.
A Bear’s Story
Janus Trim
I was eating some blue berr
ies on a hill side A big monster
was coming around a bend on
ins hind legs. He had a long slen
der pole in his claws. I got very
frightened of him. I thought he
was going to kill me.
He looked very strange to
me because he did not have fur
like mine. He was very d i'ferent
from me. He had some kind of
brown stuff on him.
He stopped still. We looked
at each other in the same instat t
He took something that looked
very hard from his head It was
round on top. He threw it, right
in my face.
It scared me so that l ran
up the hill with all my might.
I threw dirt in his face as I ran
Then I went to my cave in a hill.
A Bear’s Story
Verna Wills
One dao\ I was around a
curve eating blue berries. I was
just stuffing myself with the
blue berries.
All of a sudden I heard a
noise, i turned around. It was a
! queer animal. It was walking on
its back paws He had a queer
coat, it was a different kind of
fur, liis paws were different
from mine. They were big and
bare.
He was startled when he saw
me. After a while he began to
think I was, too. This gave the
I animal courage. He started to act.
He threw his front paws up in
the air, took something off his
head which lie threw at me.
1 got so scared I ran up the
bill side. Sticks flew at the
animal. I ran so far I was at my
cave. After that I never went
near the curve again,
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