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The Republican., 1947-12-11

Name Of School, Casseman; No. 3; Name
of last Principal Ralph l. Bucket, Salary of
Teacher, $2,300OO; Textbooks, Sl4,S3; Jani-
tors Wages, $3.50; Janitors' Supplies, S2;04 ;
Fuel, $500 Repair of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds, $6l.45 Total Current Ex-
penses, 81 ,436s2 Average Number Of Pupils
Belonging, 1888; Cost Per Pupil Belonging
for Current Expenses, $l97.63.
The Republican., 1947-12-11

The County Commissioners of Garrett
County, Maryland, a corporation,
VS..
Evora L. Baker and Evora B. Whit
mer, and all persons having or
claiming to have any interest in the
coal under those parts Of the tracts
of land known as "Firebug", "Man-
CHESTER "Stanton's Purchase" and
Remainder Survey, which was
conveyed to Evora L. Baker and
Evora B. Whitmer by deed from
Samuel E. Engle and wife, dated
June 20, 1889, and recorded in
Liber A. g. R. No. 100, folio los,
in which said deed said coal is de-
sclibed as containing 325 acres,
more or less, but which is actually
believed to contain and which is
assessed in District No. 3, to Evora
l.. Baker ct al. as containing 200
acres Of coal.
Nc. 1919 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. Is

Name Of school Ayilton No. A Name of last
Principal Emma Mckenzie Murray; Salary
OF Teacher $l.&3l0O; Textbooks $30.54 Ma
terii,la of Instruction. $ll.O6; Janitors Wages.
sl6.25: Janitors' Supplies, S2.6l: Fuel, $I907
81 Repair and Replacement of Equipment.
Sl.30 Transportation. $662.27 Total Current
Expenses. $2,l0S.17; Average Number of
Pupils Belonging. 22.5 Cost Per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses, S93.70.
The Republican., 1947-12-11

Name of School I.ynndale; No. >; Name of
last Principal, lnez II. kildow; Salary Of
Teacher $l.32S.5O; Textbooks S15.17; Ma
teri:Is of Instruction. 5.23 Janitors Wages,
$44.5O: Janitors' Supplies $2.61; Fuel, $2l.O0
Repair of Buildings and upkeep OF Grounds,
$75.a6: Total Current Expenses, $l,492.97 ;
Average Number of Pupils Belonging. 20.o
Cost Per Pup Belonging for Current En-
D-nsgs %72 n
The Republican., 1947-12-11
TRESPASS NOTICE!

Persons are warned not to hunt or
trespass in any manner on properties
Of Camps Minnetoska and White
thorne, also on the Lone Wolf" cabin
property, Niolators will be prosecuted
TO full extent of the law.
Frank Hansen
Frank w. Miller
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. Ii

Name of School, Bray: No. , Name Of
last Principal Wilma b. Moersch; Salary OF
Gtachel. S1,559.52; IeXIbooHs. SG.22; JAM
tors Wages. $i3.15; Janjtors' Supplies Sol;
Repair Of Buildings and upkeep Of Grounds,
S5S.72t Other Costs Of Maintenance Including
Rent. $3.50; Total Current Expenses, 81
6T5.Il; Ayerage Number Of Pupils Belonging.
l2l%; Cost Per Pupil Belonging for Current
L7,-rau4,- S1:}S
The Republican., 1947-12-11
HIGH SCHOOLS
ONE-TEACHER SCHOOLS
Election District No.

Name of School,, frankville No. A ; Name
of last Principal, Pearl F. Durst Salary of
Teacher, 81 334G0; Textbooks, $6.25; Ma
terials of instruction. 1927 Janitors Wages,
sat- Janitors' Supplies Sl.36; Fuel, $l3.20;
Total Current Expenses. Sl,405.33; Average
Number of Pupils Belonging. s. Cost Per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
The Republican., 1947-12-11
TRESPASS NOTICE!

Persons are warned not to hunt or
trespass in any manner on properties
of Camps Minnetoska and White
thome, also on the Lone Wolf cabin
property. Violators will be prosecuted
to full extent of the law
FRANK HANSEN
FRANK W. MILLER
Adv 37-St
The Republican., 1947-12-11

Nc. 1919 Equity. In the Circuit Courf
Tor Garrett County, MARYLAND.
The Republican., 1947-12-11

All persons are warned not to hunt
or trap on property known as the
Savedge farm, near Deer Park. E, d..
and L, S. Ayres. s.-Adv, 40-3t*
The Republican., 1947-12-11

Name of School, Bear Hll No Z Name
of last Principal, Freda Hone: Salary of
Teacher, 81 ,O56,32 Textbooks, SlG,8l; Jani-
The Republican., 1947-12-11

The County Commissioners of Garrett
County, Maryland, a corporation,
The Republican., 1947-12-11
GRAND TOTAL

Tabulation Of Cost Per Pupil Belong
ing for all Of the schools of the
County, as prevailed during the
school year of 1946-47, the same be-
ing set forth under item 90" in
this report.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
TWO-TEACHER SCHOOLS
Election District No. !

Name of School, Swanton No, /; Name
OF last Principal, Odessa T. Bishoff; Salary
Of Teachers. S3O93.7l; Materials of lnstruc-
tors Supplies, Sll.97; Fuel, $l47.OO; Other
Costs of Operation, $3.50; Repair of Build
ings and Upkeep Of Grounds, $2.lO; Repair
and Replacement of Equipment $2.S0; Trans
p5rtation, Sl,2l417: Total Current Expenses.
SI8l3.5O: Average Number Of Pupils Be
longing. 6S09; Cost Per Pupil Belonging for
Current Expenses. $70.G9 Land and its I'M
pruyements. $500 Furniture, Fixtures, Etc,
S154.2O: New Library Books tNot Replace
ment.L. S 800: Total CapitaI Outlay. &l90.l0
The Republican., 1947-12-11
TRESPASS NOTICE!

No trespassing upon the property
known as Cove Hill Farm for the purr
pose Of hunting or trapping.
FRANCES WATT
WILLIAM II. WATT
ADV. 40-3t
The Republican., 1947-12-11

| Name Of School, Accident High; No. II;
| Name Of last Principal b. o. Aiken Salary
OF Teachers, $16,7l2.6l Textbooks, S229S' ;
| Materials of Instruction, $1s5.t7 Other Costs
of Instruction, $15$.1o Iantors WaEe3,
$461.O5 Jani,ors Supplies, $I0.73; Fuel
! $244.G9 Other Costs Of Operation, $6a02
Repair Of Buildings and Upkeep Of Grounds,
, $50 ISL Repair and Replacement Of Equipment,
| $195.sG; transportation, $2,965,44 Total
! Current Expenses, $20,@72.S5 AVERAGE Mum
| ber of Pupils Belonging, i2l73; Cost Per
! PupH Belonging fer Current Expenses,
$1G7 SO New Library Books Not RopIace-
mentsl, $56.89; Total Capital Outlay %56s9-
The Republican., 1947-12-11
DISBURSEMENTS

Travelling Expenses of N Summer Home F.
.3'e'l' ~sa"" Lunch Pi'fram. Sl7OLlG Total $5.792O
The Republican., 1947-12-11
TRESPASS NOTICE..

Test. RICHARD l.. DAVIS, Clerk.
Adv ll-lt.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
TRESPASS NOTICE!

No hunting or trespassing whatso.
ever on the Mitchell farm, one mile
north of Oakland, in district No. A.
ROSE f. MITCHELL
Oakland, Maryland
ADV 40 st. AT !
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. 6

Name of School. Hoyes Run; No. .; Name
of last Principal. La Verne Stanton Friend;
Salary of Teacher. S2,291.$5; Textbooks,
Sll97: JanitorS' Wages. $l7.25; Janitors'
Supplies 81. SO: Fuel, $27.50; Repair of Build
ngs and Ulpkeep of Grounds S99.50 Repair
and Replacement OF Equipment. $3.50; Other
Costs Of Maintenance Including Rent 500;
Total Current Expenses. S2,+92.l3; Average
Number of Pupils Belonging, 4; Cost Per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
The Republican., 1947-12-11

THF
Election District No. ,
Name Of School, yoder; No. l3; ; Name of
last Principal. Alvina Nj. Miller Ivengood
Salary OF Teacher, sI,I0o,0O; TeAtbook=.
Supplies 6S: Fuel. $97.9s Other Costs Of
Operation $14.t2; Repair Of Buildings and
tpkeep Of Grounds. $l.Z0; Rspair and Re
placement of Equipment. So. Total Cur
rent Expenses. S2,021.63; Average Number of
Pupils Belonging. 10; Cost Per PUBL be
longing for Current Expenses Ssl.l9.
Election District No. ,
Name of schaol Nanadier Ridge: No. IL;
Name Of last Principal, Birdie Ruth Warwick;
3$2.l0: Janitors' Wages, St1.lo; .Janitors'
Supplies .GS: Fuel. $2I.@4 Repair OF Build
ugs and Upkeep Of Grounds. $50; kepa
and Replacement of Equipment. 55.59 Iotal
Current Expenses. $1,6l0.4l: Average Mum
ber Of Pupils Belonging, l7.9; Cost Per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
$S9.97.
Election District No. 5
Name of School. Rich Hill; No o. Name
of last Principal. Jacob J. oestsr. Salary OF
Teacher. $l7GI.7l; Textbooks. $9.22; Jani-
tors Wages, $3.50; Janitors' Supplies, Sl.S6
Fuel 5000: Repair and Replacement of
Equipment. $l.eU: TRANSPORTATION. $462.21
Totai Current III. Expenses. $2aIi.56; Average
Number Of Pupils Belonging, ll.65: Cost
Per Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
$l98.67: New Library Books Not Replace
mentSl, 81; Total Capital Outlay. 81
Election District No. 6
Name of School. Hoyes Run: No .; Name
of last Principal. La Verne Stanton Friend;
Salary of Teacher. S2,291.33 Textbooks,
$ll.91: Janitors' Wages. $lI.25; Janitors
Supplies. 81 SO: Fuel $3.50; Repair of Build
ings and Upkeep of Grounds. S99.50; Repair
and Replacement OF Equipment. S6.55; Other
Costs Of Maintenance Including Rent. 500;
Total Current Expenses. S2.t92.l5; Average
Number of Pupils Belonging, II; Cost Per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses
S17S.0l.
Election District No. s
Name of School, Sunnyside; No. / Name
Of last Principal. Bonnie Steele Calhoun;
Salary of Teacher s. .010.50; TeNthooks,
$l4.40; Materials Of Instruction. Si3.23;
Janitors' Wages $ll.00; Janitogs' Supplies,
81 81 Fuel, $40.13 Other Costs cf Operation.
$l5.S7 Repair of Buildings and upkeep OF
Grounds S6.65: Repair and Replacement of
Equipment. $500; Transportation, $42.9l;
Total Current Expenses, s. ,2GI.29: Average
Number of Pupils Belonging, 2S.I: Cost Per
Pupil Belongiug for Current Expenses,
$500.
Election District No. 8
Name of School. Corunna: No s Name of
last Principal Ethel S.gavtl Williams; Salary
OF Teacher. $2.200.00 Textbooks, $l0.95
Materials Of instruction.. "a Janitors
Wages $500: J&nitors Supplies. S2.6l :;
Fuel. $5l.52 Repair Of Buildings and Up
keep Of Grounds. Sl3.40 Repair and Replace
ment of Equipment. 81. Transportation.
The Republican., 1947-12-11

Name of School. KltzmilIer High No. Z;
Name of last Principal, Thomas V. Baueom !;
Salyry of Teachers, $1&,l79.38; TeNtbooH7
1886 "A Materials of Instruction. $259.55 ;
Other Costs of Instruction, $6o19; Janitors
Wages, $6I425; Janitors' Supplies, $5l.7o;
Fuel $232.4l; Other Costs Of Operation,
$S4.9i; Repair Of Buildings and Upkeep of
Grounds S477.57 Repair and Replacement
Of Equipment, $81142; Transportation, ST.
656 So; Total Current Expenses, $17,4975l ;
Average Number of Pupils Belonging, 1856 ;
Cost Per Pupil Belonging for Current Ex-
penses, $lS606; New Buildings, 100000 ;
Furniture Fixtures, Etc, $276.64; New
Library Books Not Replacementsl, $217,47 ;
Total Capital Outlay, $l,494.1l.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. 5

Name of School Rich Hill; No. o. Name
Of last Principal. Jacob j. Oester. Salary OF
Teacher $l.761.71; Textbooks. 59.22; JAM
tors Wages. $3.50; Janitors Supplies, Sl.&6;
Fuel 5000 Repair and Replacement of
Equipment $3.50; TRANSFORMATIONS $462.21
Total Current Expenses. $2.3lt.36; Average
Number Of Pupils Belonging, ll.63; Cost
Per Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
$l9S.67; New Library Books Not Replace
mentsl, S 81 Total Capital Outlay. 81
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. 10

Name of School, Boiling Spring; No. 13;
Name of last Principal, Gertrude Browning :;
Salary of Teacher, $1,25O.OO Textbooks,
$l247; Janitors' Wages, $47.25; Jantors'
Supplies, $2.6l; Fuel, $1,000; Repair of
buildings and Upkeep of Grounds $3.50 !;
Total Current Expenses, $1,825.43; Average
Number of Pupils Belonging 16l; Cost Per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses, $S0.S2.
The Republican., 1947-12-11

No. 3173 Equity. N tho Circuit Court
fol Garratt CaantN. MarNland.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Electinn District No. 10

Name of School Bethlehem; No. 4; Name
of last Principal DIN Wilson Tasker; Salary
of Teacher $2.1l2.5o; Textbooks, $l';;42; ;
Janitors Wages $46.25; Jantors, Supplies:
S4.54 Fuel, $500; Repair Of Buildings ana
IIpkeep of Grounds, 81 As; Total Current EX-
penses. 81, 1866; Average Number Of Pupiis
Belonging, is Cost Per Pupil Belonging for
Current Expenses $l37.26.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. 5

Name of School. Accident Elementary; No.
ry of Teachers S12llS.37; Textbooks, 1886 .8S
Other Costs of Instruction, $43.O9; Janitors
Wages, S48S95; Janitors Supplies, $4O,72
Fuel $24406 Other Costs of Operation
$6797 Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of
Grounds, $7040 Repair and Replacement OF
Equipment $182.6l; Transportation, S.
545.7S; Total Current Expenses, $22,138.33
Average Number of Pupils Belonging. 219.12
Cost Per Pupil Belonging for Current EX'
penses, SOL .O3: New Library Books Not Re
placementsl, $3.50; Total Capital Outlay
$3.50.
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. I6

BelOnping-
longing for Current Expenses, $9$.7o.
Election District No. l6
Name of School. Lynndale; No. > Name of
last Principal, lnez II. kildow; Salary Of
Teacher $l,32S.5O Textbooks. Sl5l7; Ma
teri::ls of Instruction, SOB Janitors Wages,
S $lA.5O: Janitors' Supplies, $40 Fuel $2l.00
Repair OF Buildings and upkeep Of Grounds,
$7596: Total Current Expenses, $l.492.91
Average Number of Pupils Belonging. 2O.o
Cost Per Pupil Belonging for Current En-
penses. %I24,..
TWo-TEACHER SCHOOLS
Election District No.
Name of School Swanton; No. Name
OF last Principal, Odessa +. Bishaff; Salary
Of Teachers. S3,O93.7l; Materials of lnstruc-
ton SI3.25: Jantors Wages, S2S5.00; Jani-
tors Supplies Sll97; Fuel, $l47.00; Other
Costs of Operation $3.50 Repair of Build
ings and Upkeep of Grounds. $40; Repair
and Replacement of Equipment $2.SG: Trans
portation, S1,2l4.17: Total Current Expenses,
$i8!35O: Average Number OF Pupils Be
longing 6S.G9; Cost Per Pupil Belonging for
Current Expenses. S7O.G9; Land and its Inn
$500; Furniture. Fixtures, Etc,
$1s4.2O; New Library Books tNot Replace
ments}, S 80 Total Capital Outlay, Sl"O.l0.
Election District No.
Name Of School, North Glade; No . Name
of last Principal. Myrtle K. Reese; Salary OF
Teachers. 81 .l95.5O; Materials of Instruction.
plies $l6.22 Fuel. SSl.6S; Other Costs OF
Operation. $3.50; Repair Of Buildings and
pkelp of Grounds, $20.4l; Repair and Re
Placement OF Equipment, $2l.20; Other Costs
oi Maintenance lneiudlng Kent SIz.-9
Trans portation, $2.325.49: Total Current EN-
penses. $6.7s307; Average Number OF Pupils
Belou4ing 7O.9; Cost Per Pupil Belonging
fo.. Current Expenses, $95,67 Furniture Fix
The Republican., 1947-12-11
Election District No. l

Name Of School, Shallmar; No. 4; Name
Of last Principal. Virginia b. Burns; Salary
Of Teachers $t,1oo.o0; Textbooks, S2S2'
Materials OF instruction, S5S.58; Janitors
Wages, s1I3.40; Janitors' Supplies, $l@62
Fuel $3.50; Repairs of Buildings and Up
keep OF Grounds. Sl43.35; Repair and Re
placement of Equipment Sl7.6Z Total Cur
rent Expenses, S4,oO3.73; Average Number Of
Pupis Belonging, 566; Cost Per Pupil Be
Innglng for Gurrenl ENpenses. &al:3!.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Why Grow Old?
By Josephine Lo,Uman

This week / am giving you the
benefit Of q talk had with DR..
George Lawton, New York psycholo-
gist. He said, Women make q
mistake in thinking that men like
very thin women. Men like women
with curves" He pointed out that
it is utterly impossible for many
women to achieve stylish propor-
tions because Of their inheritance
and he feels that many women re-
duce themselves far below their
most attractive weight.
why Grow Old?" has often called
this to your attention. If you come
from stocky ancestors you cannot
expect to be tall and willowy. In
heritance should play a part In de-
Gliding what your best weight is and
what your proportions should be.
Certain women have a large, broad
bony structure. Even when these
have no extra weight their meas
urements will be larger than those
of woman of the same weight who
has small bones.
There is q perfect weight for every
woman and it does not always COIN
eide with the weights given on
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Dorothy Dix: am an ener-
getic businesswoman, married to q
man who is charming, good and
kind, but absolutely without business
initiative. He fails at everything he
undertakes and that gets on my
nerves. I am tired Of supporting
the family Is there any way I can
change him? f NJ
DISGUISED.
Answer: Nobody can put pep into
the pepless, nor insert backbone
into the spineless. Especially can no
wife work such miracle on her
husband. If his own sense of re-
sponsibility and his own pride do
not overcome his inertia and cause
him to get a job aid stick to it,
nothing that anybody can say or do
to him will spur him into action.
About the only thing that a
woman with an inefficient husband
can do to improve her lot is just to
accept his shortcoming as a fixed
fact that she cannot alter, and stop
wasting her own energy and running
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Star Stan Photo.

ties, music, public relations and box
office. The players are strictly non
sectarian in policy and Protestants,
Catholics and Jews work together on
the plays. The players are drawn
from a variety of occupationrDel-
lnar Smith, president of the group,
is White House policeman.
The players frequently design
their stage setting and build model
set as a preliminary measure. They
design many of the costumes and
the actual settings. Albert Berko-
witz, head of the music crew. COM
posed the music Tor 'Lysistrata, AT"
and "The Duenna." One of the
players usually turns his talent to
designing covers for the programs.
Interesting is the treatment the
plays receive at the hands of the
players. Aristophanes' Lysistrata be-
came "Lysistrata, '47," transformed
INTO comedy with music. The
players used their own translation
of '"Tartuffe," decided the mid-19th
century was thoroughly representa-
tive of the theme of the play. Hence
the play that made its bow in May,
1864, was presented by the players
against Victorian background.
Work on "The Tanning of the
Shrew" is about to begin. It's not
too late for interested persons to
become part of the group.
Dramatic critics, local and other
wise, have been saying very nice
things about the players for some
time. Now in its 18th year. the local
church was the first Methodist
church in the country to establish q
genuine department of drama pat
termed on a university school of
drama. Work IN various phases of
dramatics is offered at the school.
instruction in fencing is included
among the courses. 1t is not neces-
sary to be enrolled in the departs
ment in order to work ON a play,
however.
A call to District 1484 will secure
further information.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

linen? II so merely soak it in cold
water 10 or Is min. Then mix 2
tbsp. Clorox for each qt. Of cold
water. Mix well. IInmerse the gar
ment S to Is minutes; rinse well In
clear water. Repeat II the scorch
Is bad. This Clorox-wise treatment
works for mildew too, and any re-
manning traces will disappear Il
you dry the fabric In direct sun
light. Did you use rubber gloves7
Never mind, rub section Of lemon
or a bit of vinegar over your hands
to Danish the thought.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

her disposition fretting over it. Let
her admit to herself that mo- tears
or entreaties of hers are going to
change him into a go-getter, and
that it is useless to pray and hope
for the impossible to happen.
Whether the wife Of an incompetent
man shall support him or not is
her own individual affair. Person.
ally, I hold to the old doctrine that
"he that will not work, neither shall
he eat" But few women have the
courage to shut the doors on their
lazy husbands and turn them out
into the world where they are forced
to earn their own bread and butter,
or else starve Often, by way Of
compensation, the lazy husband is
unusually amiable and agreeable.
My advice to you is not to waste
any more time trying to reform your
husband. Keep on with your job.
You will find it. a thousand times
easier and less exhausting to do
the work yourself than 1t Is to be
continually trying to make . lazy
man 60 to work. ..
Evening star., 1947-03-05

the radiator of a car, it works less
efficiently when it is dirty? And it
uses more current. And it doesn't
do as good a job of keeping foods
fresh and vitamin- charged. So get
acquainted with the condenser, at
the back of the machine compart-
ment. First shut of current-then
remove dirt and dust with a small,
stiff brush. II you give your good
refrigerator regular care - your
good cooking, which deserves the
best refrigeration will not be
wasted, and you will prolong the
life of your valuable equipment.
You save on food, length of service
and operating cost isn't it grand
to save money!
Evening star., 1947-03-05

charts. Health and longevity, a.
well as inheritance, bony structure
and beauty, should be taken into
consideration. There Is one perfect
spot ON the scales for you tndividu-
ally-the weight in the margin Of
health safety at which your face
and figure win be loveliest. Each
woman should try to discover her
best individual weight.
DR.. Lawton also suggested that
in order to be her most attractive
self a woman must like men but
should not show jealousy Of them
by adopting their pants and mascu-
line habits. The feminine woman
is the most charming one to men
because the latter do not like
women in competition with them,
either in dress or figure.
II you wish to find out how old
or young you are psychologically,
DR.. Lawton has made it possible
for me to send you a copy Of the
test he uses with his clients so
that you can score yourself. II
interested, send q stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest to Josephine Lowman In care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON

A GOOD WHITE SHIRT needs to bs
"A treated with respect today.
more than ever before. So do tack
a little sign over your ironing board
to remind you not to overhead
your iron: Don't burn me up. But
If you do scorch a garment, keep
that shirt on-and reach for the
Clorox bottle. Disconnect the iron
before you start operations.) Is the
shirt white or color fast cotton or
Evening star., 1947-03-05

of Juice from combined garden
fresh vegetables, blended with
golden tangy lemon. Watch the
youngsters drink it down at meal
time (and healthful vitaminS with
it,. And don't be surprised when
they ask for Vegamato between
meals and after school. You'll find
it will snap up cooking, too-espe-
cially good in baked beans.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

add a little fat and cook. There are
7 vegetables in it-tomatoes, car
rots, celery, onions. spinach, parsley
and sweet bell peppers. But you
and I have none Of the cleaning
and cutting to do. At times serve
it with big potato chips quickly
heated in the oven. Buy 3 packages
of Betty Crocker Vegetable Noodle
Soup at time and have 1t on hand
when you want 1t.