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Recipe by Brandilynn7
"This candy is super easy to make and the ingredients are ones that most people usually have readily available in the house."
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1/4 cup mashed potatoes
2 tablespoons milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 pinch salt
1 (16 ounce) package confectioners' sugar
1 tablespoon confectioners' sugar for dusting, or as needed
1/3 cup peanut butter, or as needed
This candy is super delicious and sweet. My mother use to make this for me when I was little, I made it for my children and then grandchildren. It's always a big hit. Do NOT alter this make as directed. Thanks for reminding me of my childhood Brandilynn. Brings back so many memories. I would give this a 10 if available. Keep this refrigerated after you make it.
I followed this recipe, as another reviewer said, exactly...well, something was amiss. It was a blob of soft dough that even after 1 hour in refrig it was nearly impossible to roll out. I had to add at least 1 1/2 to 2 cups more sugar(and it should have been more) in order to roll it. Then the peanut butter was so hard to spread! I needed much more than 1/3 cup just to cover the dough. Then the act of rolling the dough, it was more like pushing it into a form of a log. Shish! Not really worth the frustration, even if it is an Irish tradition. And in the end, it just too sweet.
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Love this recipe! It's a traditional Irish recipe that my family made for years around the holidays. I use more than 1/3 a cup of peanut butter because I like a thick layer (and I like the peanut butter with the honey because the flavor is wonderful and it's easy to spread.) Make sure that you put this into the fridge until you are ready to serve.
A favorite recipe from my childhood! My mom made this for Christmas, to put on the cookie tray and it was always one of my favorites, because I love peanut butter so much. I did not measure the peanut butter for this recipe, I just spread a generous layer on top of the potato/sugar layer. You definitely want to keep this in the fridge until you are ready to serve. I keep it in an air tight container, with wax paper in between the layers.
I couldn't believe how easy this candy was! Make sure to add enough powdered sugar to get the potato portion to a dough that is easy to roll, and not too sticky- I think I added a little more than 16oz. And use more than 1/3 a cup of peanut butter. I probably spread on a full cup (I LOVE peanut butter and wanted a thick layer but I would say 2/3 a cup would be the perfect amount). I actually rolled the outside with dark chocolate shavings before I sliced it and it turned out really good and made it look nice.
Yummy! (and super easy!) This candy is very sweet so I decided to use natural peanut butter. The natural peanut butter with the potato/sugar layer complemented each other perfectly! Do what other reviewers mention and increase the peanut butter (I probably used double the suggested amount.)
Such a simple and sweet candy. I did what other reviewers suggested and added more than the 1/3 a cup of peanut butter- I ended up spreaing about 2/3 a cup on it. I also rolled this out on a silicone baking mat that was generously dusted with powdered sugar and this it super easy to roll!
This is the exact recipe from grandma (I think it came from a cookbook from the 1960's) but honestly my family does not measure the peanut butter- we just spread a nice, thick layer on it (more than the recipe calls for). You definitely want to sprinkle a generous amount of powdered sugar out on the cutting board or waxed paper when rolling out the dough. The dough can be sticky, but adding more powdered suar will fix this- do not add additional milk or vanilla and use thick, homemade mashed potaoes for the best results.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/20 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 20 Amount Per Serving Calories: 117 Calories from Fat: 20
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We're glad you found South Court Inn and hope you'll come to stay with us at our bed and breakfast and home here in Luray, Virginia. We cater romantic getaways for couples seeking quality time together. Adelheid and I recently acquired the Inn and are very happy to bring a new perspective to the experience we will offer our guests!
Enjoy Our Beautiful Gardens
Even with all the Victorian decorations, we are not a museum, but a couples' retreat! That means we hope you'll find South Court's "high" Victorian decoration and furnishings not just beautiful, but also part of a "make yourselves at home" atmosphere as well. We want you to be impressed when you come in the front door...but half-an-hour later, we want you to feel free to run around bare-foot, lounge in the sunroom or prop up with a book in the middle of our living room floor if you like!
It took the original innkeepers three years to renovate the building. Since it was built in 1875, they did not want to destroy the character of the building. But, as time passed, they found that the guests wanted canopy beds and whirlpool tubs, instead of antique claw-foot tubs. So more innovation was done and what we've named the Turquoise, Golden and Ruby Rooms had added to them whirlpool tubs. Make sure to get a look at the Sapphire Room if you want a bright, airy room with king-sized bed and hot shower. We are also pleased to offer the The South Court Cottage which has the ability to sleep 4 with a queen sized bed upstairs and a day bed/trundle combo downstairs along with a kitchenette and huge whirlpool tub! The South Court Cottage is also available as a "B&B stay with breakfast and amenities or as a "self catered" where the guests can have total privacy and do their own thing in the kitchenette. We will be seeing some exiting changes in the months ahead for the cottage as well! We think you will enjoy it!
Wondering what you can do in Luray, VA? First off, plan for lots of warm, quiet cuddling time together and let us know if you'd like afternoon tea. That's what we all need today, time together and several cups of hot tea to melt our cares away. After you've saved time for yourselves, you'll find South Court Inn is near just about anything you want to do. Hiking? Wine Tasting? Exploring Caverns? We have specially priced packages for just about everything you'd like to do. Make us your home base for fun throughout the area. We're only 2 hours from Washington D.C. metro area and convenient to everything the historic Shenandoah Valley has to offer.
Breakfast at South Court Inn
Our Sunday breakfasts are always the highlight of our weekend fare. We always start with a fresh fruit dish, move on to a main course and then end with a tart, sticky bun or other sweet. We might surprise folks by starting with a fresh blueberry, raspberry or peach soup. A new specialty of the house we officially call "Eggs South Court" but I like to call them "Eggs ala Ala! They are a wonderful poached egg, English Muffin and cheese sauce invention that you will only find here. Vegetarians don't either, Adelheid has a few delicious tricks up her sleeve!
Here is just a sample of one of our delicious breakfast menus. You'll also enjoy some decadent desserts while staying with us.
Sample Menu
Choice of Chilled Fruit Juices and Milks
Compote of Fresh Fruits Glace
South Court Maple Walnut Sticky Buns
Individual Cheese Souffles a la South Court
Toasted Inn-made Sourdough Bread
Smoked Bacon
Choice of Inn-made Fruit Jams and Butters
Sweet Cream Butter
Choice of Hot Tea, Chocolate or Coffee
Morel Souffles on Sunday! -
Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let's discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Mike for sharing his own secrets with BBOnline.com! Why do most travelers stay at your inn? To get away from stress at work and home.
What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn? We have a wonderful location and provide a premium experience for our guests with wine hour at checkin, hand made chocolates on their beds and an unbelievable breakfast.
If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? Luray Caverns
What's the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? You should be listed in Select Registry
What's the best kept secret about the area? Whiskey and Wine Loop!
If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area? Do the Whiskey and Wine loop including fine dining and interesting shopping, Luray Caverns, hike or drive Shenandoah National Park
Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? Downtown Luray, a really cute movie house, fine dining at the Mimslyn, The Speakeasy bar, Main Street Deli and the BB&T Center for the Performing Arts
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Sonny's Barbecue
Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference? How many rooms does your inn have? We have 5 rooms
Do you accept pets? We do not accept pets. There is a very nice place nearby, Mystic Pet Resort & Spa
Luray Virginia is about 2 hours west of Washington D.C., 2 1/2 hours from Richmond VA, and 4 hours from Virginia Beach VA.
From I-66: Front Royal, VA
Take the US-340/US 522 exit, exit number 6 towards Front Royal/Winchester
Bear left at the fork in the ramp, turn left onto US 340 South, go approx. 27 miles to Luray.
Once in Luray, at the intersection of 340 and 211 Business; this is the intersection at the stop light at 340 and Main Street.
At the Stoplight, Turn right onto 211 W.
Proceed to the top of the hill. You will see McKim & Huffman Pharmacy on the left side just before you need to make a turn left onto South Court Street.
Drive down South Court Street approximately a 1/2 mile.
You will pass the County Court House and Municipal Building on the right side of the road.
The South Court Inn driveway is the SECOND driveway on the right AFTER you pass Court Lane.
Your private parking is on the right as you come up the driveway. -
"We are glad you found South Court Inn and hope you will come to stay with us at our bed and breakfast and home here in Luray, Virginia.
My husband Mike and I bought the Inn in July 2012. We are so happy to have found an Inn that is well received in the community, has great ratings, and is well established.
I have been cooking and feeding people since 1986 when I moved to America to feed my new husband. Eight years after that there were three little boys who were hungry as well. So I fed them. Besides them many friends and family from Germany and many other countries were cooked for by me. Last but not least we have welcomed seven exchange students from Germany, Sweden, Norway, Russia and the Netherlands into our home. These kids became part of our family and still keep close contact.
Besides all the cooking I earned a degree in Art History from George Mason University and have worked for eight years as a preschool teacher at HOPE preschool in Ashburn, VA.
It will be mostly me, Adelheid running the Inn, and doing the day to day chores. Not to underestimate Mike's role as the bookkeeper and lawnboy. He might just not be here when you come since he has another career.
Mike is plenty busy with his other job, a 757 and 767 captain for United Airlines. He has been flying since he is 14 and still loves it a lot. So much as a matter of fact that he is now building his/our own two seater, a Mustang II from a kit. He is so happy that the outbuildings at the Inn give him plenty of room to pursue his hobby.
We have three grown sons. The oldest is just starting his career in Atlanta, Georgia after he graduated from Virginia Tech in May. Our middle son is enrolled in James Madison University and our youngest son is starting college at the University of Virginia.
Enough about us, now we are ready to meet you and hear your story!"


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.•:.-.. *-. / '^ Admit* Five ember* Five members were received in-to Nazareth Shrine, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, at Its monthly "meeting in Spartan Tem-ple last Friday night. They were Mrs. Maude Bradshaw, Mrs. Viv-ian TJssher, Mrs. Grace Dun bar, Mrs. Eleanor Combs and Harold Mrs. Henrietta Fay presided as Worthy High prleateaa and Louis L. Leugemann an Watchmen of Shepherds. It was a ceremonial night and numerous guests received the hon-ors of the East. They were Mis. Augusta Fecht, Deputy Supreme Worthy High Priestess of the flrs't district: William Edwards, Deputy Supreme Watchman of Bhepherda, also first district; Mar. garet Klcforth, Worothy High Priestess and Walter Kleforth, Watchman of Shepherds, Star of Baat Shrine, of New York City: Mrs. Hannah Harle, Worthy High Priestess, Bethany Shrine, Flush* Ing; Mro. Frances Haynee, Junior Past Deputy Supreme Worthy High Priestess, Guild Ing Star Shrine, Staten Island; Edward Holz, Pant Watchman of Shep-herds, Star of East Shrine; Mrs. Anne Lindsay, Mrs. Elmer Tatje, Mrs. Grace L. Andereen, Mrs. Melen Blaekmon, MrH. Louise C. Bohrer and Mm. Theresa V. Thay-er, past Worthy High Priestesses; Dr. Gordon Lindsay, Dr. J. Philip Thnycr, and George Plossl, Past Watchmen of Shepherds o( Naz-areth Shrine. Mrs. Marion Fulton was chair-man of the commit tele In charge of (lie social hour which follow-whlch C. Curtis Ful-off gifts ,brought by PJans are underway for a card party to be held on Saturday, March 21. INCOME TAX EXPERT AT FREEPORT BANK The Freeport Bank, bhrough its Cashier, W. bargeant Nixon has made arrangements to have a Deputy income Tax collector at *he bank today and tomorrow, SODA DISPENSER WANTED "WANTEiD — Al soda dispenser. Only . experienced, first class man need, apply. Viebrocks, 40 South Main St. Troqsfigurqtion Tea More than 200 women attended the first of three Lenten teas sponsored by the Guild of the Transfiguration QpiscopaA Church last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. .pules M Nova, 104 Pine st. Mrs. Jesse .gmalGi, of 202 For-terfield pi., will be hostess at the second on Friday, March 13. Mrs. Nova was assisted In re-ceiving the guests by Mrs. R. V. Holland, Guild president, while Mrs. John S. Keeler was chair-man of general arrangements. As-sisting were Mrs. Reginald H. Scott, Mrs. Louis D. Amennan. Mrs. John M. Harrington, and Mrs. George S. McChesney. Mrs. William B. Wolff, Mrs Willtajn F. Kellett, Mrs. Franklin L. Duerk. Mrs. Maurice Pesce, Mrs. J. Harry Jenkins, Mrs. J. J. Mowbray, Mrs. Frederick Schwer, Mrs. Berkeley T* 8ml Mh, Mrs. George M. Abbott/ 'Mrs. Edith M. Dickerson, Mrs. J. R. P. Ooller, Mirs Elmer Slevwright. Mrs. Eliz-abeth Harjaaatle, Mrs. W. Si Holske, MrsV Barry Golding, and Mrs. Edward P. License assisted In.conducting the tea." STEUBEN UNIT PLANS DANCE The Admiral Schley Unit of the 9teuben Society of America Is making plans Tor a dance to be conducted at Niederstcin's in Lyn-brook,. on Saturday night, March 28. Henry Eckert is magistrate of the unit. Gotten Under Woy Plans for the annual Memorial Day observance were gotten un-der way Monday night at a meet- Ing of participating- groups held In the Legion dugout. Samuel D. Gerber, a member of William Clin-ton Story Post, A. L., was select-ed to head the committee and to officiate as grand marshal, posts he has filled for several years. T3ie Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and other veterans groups and various organizations were represented . Other committee officers select* ed were Albert Rebehn, secretary and Edmund T. Robson, treasurer. On the general committee are Commander W. W. Davis of Story post; Karl Brown, Charles Bar-bara, Louis W. Fecher, W. Wal-lace Guest, Robert B. Hickey, William J. Hanshin, Charles Han-son, Ernest Hennessy, Theodore 3CUTZ, Percy Merrltt. Louis Miller. Ban? J. Moore, Joseph Noebel, John E. Nolan, Thomas Murphy, Alex ReyinoldsrFred- Roikowitz, -W» W. Button, Francis B. Savon a and Walter Talt. Another meeting will be held on April 21 in the Dugout. GEORGE EAMMOND HONORED George Hammond, son of Drr and Mrs. Albert H. Hammond, of 134 South Ocean avenue, a stud-ent at Colgate university, hns been elected social chairman of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity of that Institution. THE SALVATION ARMY . 74 South Grove Street - Freeport EVANGELISTIC SERVICES mtdfMtrf mmo McGee, * '^**<:^ Tonight al^^a Friday. 8 P. M^^ A. M. — ' Sunday, 8 P. M. — — XLL WELCOME PRINCE STREET or Any. St. South of Prince TO 25c DAY R LONG ISLAND R. R. STATION Low Look t" !«*' w#%Mld& yaw? patidkag*. FRONT pTREET or , S&Mt North of Front Z5c PER PERSON DAYORNfGHT GROVE STATIONERY WOMRA There's Iota o•f woik to b&kdon6 these days* both in Civilian"Defense and %he@arvice*. You'll need fresh ener^, and extra tinie. ^pome to Vie* :•;:' j^ brock's for your meals. They are ineAenaive and f*&U<. <^- delicioua. x 6u*ll gain Both dme and *$ VIEBROCK'8\ 40 South Mom Street ea! Spgfoa e Cream m (Ae Pd^ty o Success A successful bridge party wae given by the Parent-Teacher As-sociation of the Grove Street School Tuesday night in the school for the benefit of the Junior Red Cross unit of 4he school. There were about 50 men and women in attendance and numerous prizes .were awarded. Mrs. L. Burton Cassin, the president, welcomed the card players. On the committee in Mr& Vdenthe Mrs. Richard Porter, Mrs* Miller and Mrs, Stephen Z%poy. KIWANIS HEARS Assistant District Attorney Bar-old Strohson gave a talk on "Crime Does Not Pay," at the weekly dinner of the Areeport E3- wanis Club in the Elks club houhe last night. He was introduced by Charles P>\ (Buckley, program chairman, and\Pregldent Clinton M. Flint conducted the meeting. ADVISES WHILEMO ^ AND STOCK o F U RJ* IT U R E RUGS Bay Shore 73 SOUTH MAIN STREET # Huntingtoh # Lynbrook THUR. PRI & SAt FINEST^UALITY PORTERAOUS SIRLOI HOUM "=3 BESt PRIME RIBS FINEST QUALITY 55 SO. WAIN STREET ,•'...'3% County JOW OF QBOtJP AND 6TS TEAR — NO. 41. FREEPORT, L. L, N. Y., MASCS 12, 1942 FIVE Freepdr* Exceeds $5,500 Quoh In Red Cross Driye Also Leods in Totol Number of Donations; Latest Contributions JYeeport has exceeded its quo-ta of $5,500 In the Red Cross War Fund campaign. This an-nouncement waa made by the treasurer. Mrs. Richard O. Mc- Oheaney, at the final repart meet-ing held 'In the Municipal Build-ing last night. Mrs. A&cChesney added that she had filed a list of more than 1,000 individual contributions with head-quarters tn Mineola,i,the-largest number for -any community. She also said, she expected the fund to be considerably increased, as Mie South Shore Yacht Club was to stage a dance in the club house on Saturday night March 31, the gross proceeds of which would be contributed to the cause. Oth-er organizations also have pledged contributions to be turned in la-ter. Workers in the P'reeport Red Cross war fund drive are rap-idly ncaring their $5,500 goal as ^n rrnnlt^nf- 'n—nrrinn nf rirrntn Business Runs Smoothly As Banks Merge Business First Notionol Assumes Citizens' Obligotions The First National Bank and Trust Co. ha? absorbed the busi-ness of the Citizens National Bank und everything is running smoothly. There was no interruption of service as the funds and records of the Citizens Bank were transferred over the week-end under police protection. The transaction was made pos- 3 sible through aid provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo-ration, Washington, D. c., whioii purchased $350,000 of sub-standard assets from the Citizens National Bank. All deposits of the closed insti-tution are - available 100 -per cent, as-all Citizens Bank deposits were, made available at the First Na-tional Bank & T*rust Co. Announ cement that was made also all customers' checks held this past week, and the re ceipt of contributions from sev-eral organizations. The nrst canteen unit, to be graduated served a businessmen's luncheon to more than 200 guests at the Methodist Church last Thursday afternoon to augment the fund. It was the first major event to be sponsored by the Free-port Committee, headed by Mrs. E. Freeman Miller, assisted by Mrs. Lajnont N. Ensko and Mrs. Har-ord W. Battin. Mrs. A. F. Bas-sett, captain of the unit, was the chairman of the luncheon com-mittee. She was assisted by Mrs. Tho-mas W. Cann, Mrs* David Daniels, Mrs. Robert L. Doxsee, Mrs. Moe Oreen, Mrs. James B. Harrington, Mrs. Chris Knutsen, Mrs. Henry Lahtar, Mrs. Norman Lowry, Mrs. Reginald H. Scott, Mrs. Elmer Sievewright, Mrs. John Harring-ton and Mrs. Berkeley Smith. '"Following this event, ti)e mobile canteen was brought to Freeport from the Nassau Oouoiy headquar- , ters in Minepla an^ stationed on_ Main street, last-Friday-and Sat-urday. * Mrs. IdT Elizabeth Hard-castle, chairman of canteen and nutrition in Freeport, was in charge of the group of women who served coffee and doughnuts for two days. Before being stationed on Main street, the canteen stop-ped at the Municipal Building where "Mayor Worden E. Winne and numerous otiher village offi-cials purchased a snack to aid the cause, Mrs. E. Freeman Miller was chairman of the campaign, with Mrs. Lamont N. Enako and Mrs. Sarod O. Battln as co-vir . men. withdrawal orders now outstand-ing on the Citizens Bank may be presented at the First National and all deposit accounts may be continued in the latter bank as If there had been no change. John L. Cecil, counsel for the FDIC, said that accumulation of a large volume of substandard aasets—n**»r A ON ASPECTS OF WAS The first of six. lectures on as-pects of the wnr sponsored by Hofstra College, will b«' riven.in the Lfttle Theatre un the college campus in H^mpetnnd next Thure- ,day night. Constant van de Wall, assistant professor of fine arts, (liBCuae "War and Art." years by the Citizens National, with a consequent impairment of the institution's capital, led to the transaction. Mr. Cecil added that under the terms of bhe transaction. FDTC purchased the substandard assets of the Citizens National and that the consideration for the assump-tion of the First National Bank of all deposits to the Citizens was the transfer oj the former to the latter of higlh grade .assets cash including cash paid by the FDTC to the Citizens Bank In ex-change for its sub-standard assets. A liquidor lias been appointed by the FDIC to liquidate the as-sets acquired by it froTH' the Citi-zens Bank and Hhe liquidation of these assets will be conducted in an orderly manner, having "con-sideration for the credit condition of the community." - Practically all the employes of. -ilie-..Citizens Bank have been re-tained by the First National. There haa been 110 change among the officers of the bank, Edward B.- /Thompson- containing as presi^ "dent; Clark "TT"Scott, " executive vice-president; L. Burton Cassin, cashier; Em 11 Frenger,' assistant cashier and assistant trust officer; Mrs. Grace Betts, trust officer; T. Frank Bennett, Charles W. Olb-son jr.. and Dr. George A. New-ton as additional directors. Patterson Heads Commerce Group Eosterlm Remains Council Chowwon^.- Installation Tuesday Former Mayor Robert E. Patter-son was elected president, of Uit? Freeport Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting Tuesday night in headquarters. 12 East Sunrise Highwty. He succeeds John D Easterlin who was retained n? chairman of the Retail Division of the chamber. Elected with President Patter son were W: Sargeant Nixon, and Sidney Abelson, vice-presidents; aeveral j Louki Appleton. treasurer, anjl_Ir-and VILLAGE READY FOR BLACKOUT Tn preparation for a blackout :ig an "alert" should there be an air raid In thia vicinity, Herman C. Dun her, chairman of the Freeport Clcll Defense Coun-cil has issued instructions tn owners of stores and residents of the village. In the business area merchants are required to extinguish all un-attended and Uncontrolled lishta such as ad\ertising signs and store window displays which can-not be eliminated at once should fhe occasion require. Xo hmisWioKi lights are to be left on unless some person ia at hom^ to put them uui. "This applies to all lights left unattended on any and all prem-ises," Ilr Dunker announced. The instructions were issued in pur-tiaiicp tn telegraphic orders from Un* Slate Director of Civilian Do- APPLETON WIRES FROM AUSTRALIA Andrews is Nomed To NominotinS Group Edward Andrews. Deputy Chief of the Freeport Fire Department is a member of the nominating committee appointed by President Peter N. Ross, of Garden City, at a meeting of ^he Nassau County Fir Chiefs council last Friday night in the Island Park public school The council adopted resolutions opposing the passage of measures at Albany which would eliminate Uie exemption of volunteer Ore-men from jury duty, and permit the use of explosive fireworks on ving Orebinar, Mr. Easterlln, M1I-ton Danziger, David M. Levy, L. Burton Cassin, Cord Viebrock. Donald Smith, Normnn Kuper-smidt, Michael Hirschthal and the Rev. E. A. Pollard Jones, directors. Benjamin Specter was named vice-chuinnan of the Retail Divi-sion; Isidore Knshdon, treasurer; Theodore Spitzler, Milton Jacob - son; Stanley Gurdnkel, William Hald, Mr. Grebinar. Abraham Lit-wak, and Wartin J. Nichols; direc-tors. The election was unanimous, one vote being cast for the slates recommended by the nominating committee, headed by Mr. Vie-brock. It ,%aj) decided to hold the installation next Tuesday night. All details were left to a commit-tee consisting of .Mr. Nixon, chair-man; Mr. Danziger and Mr. Gre-binar, appointed by Chairman .Eastcrlin. Mr, Nixon lauded the adminis- Lk'ut. Norman Apple ton, son « Mr. and Mrs. Louis Appleton, of 47 North Long Beach avenue, is safe in 'Australia after having participated In the bombing of Robert E, Moore, Aclor's Ion, Leads ConllngenHo Camo Rev. Dr. J. G. Hynes, ' Robert D. Contpbell ; Address Selectees Robert Kmmett %roore. of 700 South I/mig Ileach avenue, snn oQ Victor Moore the stage star, waa leader of the twenty-third conk tingent sent to camp from Selec* tive Service Hoard 717. covering* Freeport aud Roosevelt, Monday afternoon. The assiM»ut leader was Clifford A. Doxey. of 55[ Powell street, Ronsevelt, while an* other member of the group waa Thomas \V. Gann, jr., ann of Mr^ »Trs. T. \V. C»nn. of 268 Lo« itreot. Young OaMn, a graj* of Hucknell University, wad a member of the college glee cluA white a student and was soloist at) a concert given by the club to! t h e MM hod 1st chutch several years ago. ] Lawrence L. Luther chair* man of the board, presided at ex* ercises In the Court Room in thd ,clmil Huildlng. Mayor Wor- R. \Vlnue, referred to tin* cust attempt to keep them from invad-ing Java. Apphnon. a navigator on a fly- Ing fortr#»H, surprised Ills folks by t*'lt*phoning on Monday morn-fact, that his son was stationed in! Hawaii at the time of the received from the youth (hem to k<*pp tlirfr chins up an<9 not to worry. Tht* Mayor that K i export was Interested *0l tho»r entering th*' scrvfcu and fix in; he February 16, advistuS them ] their welfare, 'as at Java. Nothing further was heard from him until Satur-- tration of- - Easterlin and all JolRed in" the tribute by standing as he_cpncluded his_. remarks.. Tn*T Retail Council has. Seen an un-official organization in -the- -past, but the by-laws .of the chamber were amended to provide for the election of a chairman, vicc-zhairman. treasurer and seven di-rec'tors of the group at the annual meeting. / . An invitation wus received from the Rockvllle Centre Chamber for the Freeport unit to be represented at a dinner in Hall's Chop House there on. Monday night. March 23, to discuss matters of common in-terest. Mr. Patterson and Mr Easterlin were delegated to attend the affair. APRIL-JUNE GROUP MEETS The April* May and June group of the Ladles Aid SocMy of Christ, Lutheran Church, met ut the home of Mrs. Dora Brandt,, 71 Centre street,. laat Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. Ottens and Mrs. David O. Jaxheimer, .were guusta. The next meeting, will be held with Mrs. Fred Dammaa, 62 Terrace avenue, as hostess. Robert I). Campbell, a past commander, representing WUHan* day afternoon when the follow- CHntou Story Tout, told the par* Ing cablegram was received the home: "Am safe In Australia. Feeling Tine. Love. Norman." at en in of the Indue tpe.H they to he proud to have a boy choneH under the democratic system c.aU-ed to defend his country. When? Lieut. Appletoii enlisted In the they came back, he continued, Ai•my air corps a year ago this they would have a feeling of month, and has made rapid vancement in the service. ELECTION DAY HERE TUESDAY NexL_. .Tuesday, March 17, is Election Day In iJYeeport as well as St. Patrick's Day^ and as -Elec-tion Day it Is juat a formality.. Two trustees are to be "elected! ;but No^-propoBitlons are to pe subinlt-ted to the taxpayers oT the Village, only tw(T candidates to be for are William J. Marvin and Dr. Herman C. Dunker who have been nominated to succeed themselves as the candidates of Economy Party. Consequently each vote they receive will be just a complimentary ballot. However, Robert E. Patterson, Campaign Manager of Che party, would like to see a large turnout of voters oecause of this fact. ad*, gratification dver having done d great scrylce. ' The Rev. Dr. J. Gordon Hynea, paotorof the KiiHt BaptMt Church, •representing the InterrFaith Clep? gy Council said that the relation-" ship betwuen nations Is preserved by a precarious balance of power, which (lie A%l« powers had u"- set and ft became necessary to* Irishmen's Turkey On Yocht Club Menu resort to amis to etop and and to..iLSSls.t In ending ag* presented Testament* to. the PrnteHttmt members of contingent, service prayer books the Catholics ^and rellglona .an"4 other material to the Jews. ^ W. W. 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Monday, October 24, 2011
The Adjustable Publishing Dream
I've been watching publishing discussions with interest of late.
It's just as educational to watch human reactions to change as it is to watch the change itself.
Some people describe the change in the publishing industry as a total positive, others condemn it as an absolute negative.
I'd like to propose something for your consideration: the changes themselves are neither positive nor negative. So when someone says "paperback sales are down 64%" or "free e-books are creating a devaluing effect on the book market," those statements are neither positive nor negative.
They simply ARE. This is the situation in the book world. But, as with most events in life, what makes them positive or negative is how we react to them.
If we hold so tightly to our own vision of how things are "supposed" to be, then change may seem negative.
We must keep our dreams adjustable, give them elastic waistbands and big hems, make them of reversible material so we can turn them inside out and still wear them. We don't have to abandon our dreams-- we just have to refashion them for the time in which we live.
You may think this is easy for me to say, as an author who landed a professional contract under the "old" system with a traditional publisher--a system which may or may not look the same in five years time.
But let's say I hadn't landed that contract. What would I have done, if no publisher had been interested in my series?
I would have been crushed, at first. Then, I would have picked myself up and self-published my series, after hiring the best editor and cover designer I could afford. I would then have gone to Ohio to market it to the regional audience there.
In other words, I would have done something very similar to what I have been doing for the last year. But I would have done it on my own schedule, without deadlines, which would have meant more time for marketing that first novel, particularly for connecting with the crucial regional market for my series based on Ohio history.
I have no regrets about the path I did take--I'm very blessed and grateful to have been able to work with the experts in editing and design at Thomas Nelson, and to have the financial support of a traditional contract. But traditional publishing is no longer the only way for an author to fulfill her dream, especially with the seismic changes occurring in the publishing world.
I'm telling you this because I want to encourage you. If you don't have a contract yet with a traditional publisher, if you don't have an agent, don't see the changes in publishing as a negative. They aren't. They're just changes. Keeping your dreams adjustable is the key to realizing them. We all need to understand that success in publishing may look different in only a few years. Let's be excited about it! When someone says paperback sales are down but e-book sales are up, let's enjoy the feeling of living in a time when anything might happen, when authors may find more autonomy in their work, when we have the opportunity to interact in unprecedented ways with readers.
I keep my own dreams adjustable. I do my absolute best to write good novels and to publicize them as best I can with the time available. But in the end, I don't have control over my novels' future. Only God does. And I'm completely at peace with that. Because whatever is in store for me, whether it looks like success or failure to the outside observer, I know beyond a doubt that it's going to work out for my good. I have that promise, and so do you.
28 comments:
- TC Avey said...
I try not to sweat the small stuff (or in this case big stuff). God is still in control and I am still following His directives, so I know in some form my book will get published. Currently I seeking the traditional route (I have just started this journey and have no desire to start being negative as I wait). If God leads me to the self publishing route, I am ready to follow!
- October 24, 2011 at 5:19 AM
- Katie Ganshert said...
This must be tweeted. I love this attitude, Rosslyn. You are so right - our reaction to the facts is what make them positive or negative. The plain fact is people are still buying stories, regardless of format, and I don't see that ever changing. So writers are in a good position!
- October 24, 2011 at 5:40 AM
- Susan Kaye Quinn said...
Great post and great attitude! My mantra has been those who succeed in a revolution are those who embrace change. Because our attitude about things is about the only thing we control. :)
- October 24, 2011 at 5:46 AM
- Mike Duran said...
Rosslyn, I love your idea about adjustable dreams. When I began writing, I pledged to "aim high." I "adjusted" tactically for rejections and industry changes, but did not lower my expectations. So I'm wondering, do you think it's possible that "adjustable dreams" can undermine an "aim high" mentality? In other words, we can be tempted to "lower" our dreams along with "adjusting" them? Thanks for a great post!
- October 24, 2011 at 6:23 AM
- Wendy Paine Miller said...
Resilience and adaptation...two qualities I strive to develop more.
I've learned a lot about having to adjust in life. Family has taught much in that realm. Now I'm learning to apply it to every other aspect of life.
~ Wendy - October 24, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- Elisabeth Grace Foley said...
Great post! It's so nice to see your positive, balanced take on all this - I remember the times a year or so ago when the discussion of changes in publishing was more like a war.
- October 24, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- Roxane B. Salonen said...
Nice reflections on resiliency, Rosslyn. For me, I really don't have the financial store to do it on my own. So, I'm not sure where those of us who live very tightly might do in that case. I'm afraid then, publishing will mainly be possible for those who can afford to hire out all that's necessary to create a successful book. It leaves me feeling a bit disheartened when I consider this. Perhaps there's an option C I haven't considered and/or don't know about? I do love your positive attitude, though!
- October 24, 2011 at 6:32 AM
- Roxane B. Salonen said...
*what those of us...not where. Sorry!
- October 24, 2011 at 6:33 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
TC - Sounds like a good approach. There's still plenty of life left in traditional publishing, for at least a few years.
Katie - Thanks for the tweet! - October 24, 2011 at 7:27 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Susan, I'm glad you stopped by. I checked out your blog and your upcoming novel sounds very interesting!
- October 24, 2011 at 7:30 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Mike - Great question. It's always a matter of balance, between the 'aim high' and the adjustability. For most of my young life, I aimed so high that it crippled my ability to produce at all. So for me, the battle has been to become adjustable enough not to sabotage myself.
However, I still consider aiming high to be crucial, and one of the great challenges of professional publishing for any author is deciding on her own boundaries and what she is (or is not) willing to publish. This is especially true for multi-book contracts, in which time pressure for unwritten books becomes a factor. It also affects how an author handles things like cover negotiations. If I see a cover that presents a historically impossible scene for one of my historical novels, I am not open to compromise on whether my novel sees the light of day with that cover on it. There's no question that the author who is infinitely adjustable is more likely to be the publisher's darling, but too much adjustability will not produce the best work. There's just too much potential for error in the very complicated traditional process that brings novels to readers. So despite all the pressure to go along with whatever is suggested (and there can be quite a bit of pressure) it's important for each of us to know those boundaries. - October 24, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Wendy, I just love you! When I see your comment I can hear your voice, as a result of our recent conversation, which still makes me smile. :-)
- October 24, 2011 at 7:45 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Elisabeth - Thanks! I feel as if I have to make full disclosure that though this is my baseline attitude, I am not a wunderkind of calmness under all circumstances. Ha ha! Publishing is a stressful business, and as I have warned one of my friends, it's likely that any author will have moments when she thinks she's going to lose it, especially under a multi-book contract. But I have learned a lot about how to take the bumps since I started, and I think I am much improved in the sustained peace department. That second novel in the contract is rough for a lot of us, but then we learn what to expect.
- October 24, 2011 at 7:53 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Roxane, that's a good point. Not to minimize the difficulty, but in the hope of being encouraging, I'll say this. There are some options that are completely free, for example, emailing a book to the Kindles of others. The Kindle automatically formats books for itself if you have the user's email address and have been authorized to send to that address. And though it may be very hard to save money for publishing purposes, it's like any other dream--sometimes, it may take years to get to the point where we can realize the dream, but that doesn't mean we can't do it. The rise and increased viability of e-publishing means we are no longer at the mercy of the decisions of others as to whether our dream is realized. I'm sure that in the next ten years, we will eventually hear some amazing story about someone who started out with so few resources that she had to publish by Kindle e-mailing with no cover or editing, etc., but then became a self-pubbed phenomenon.
- October 24, 2011 at 8:00 AM
- Loree Huebner said...
Outstanding and encouraging post, Rosslyn.
I don't see the changes as negative. It's scary sometimes...but if we don't step out of our comfort zone every so often, if we aren't flexible, we won't grow and bloom in the world of publication. - October 24, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- Jillian Kent said...
Love this post, Rosslyn. It's a wild and crazy time in publishing. I think we just have to catch the wave and make the best of it.
I loved what you said to Elisabeth, "I am not a wunderkind of calmness under all circumstances." Ha, ha. I hear you on that!
Jill - October 24, 2011 at 8:44 AM
- Dayle said...
I enjoyed this very much. Writers must be flexible, if nothing else. I remember when the newspaper industry started the downhill trend, how troubling it was. The need for freelancers became almost non-existent. It would have been easy to give up, but I swallowed hard, shifted my gears, and was able to still find work, simply because I was willing to write about things that I didn't find remotely interesting. Had I not been flexible, it wouldn't have happened.
Writers are often tempted to set their minds on one genre ... this is what I write, and if that's working out for them, wonderful! But sometimes adjusting our goals/dreams to fit the marketplace is a necessity. - October 24, 2011 at 2:52 PM
- Sarah Forgrave said...
Great post, Rosslyn! I agree...The sky really isn't falling. Imagine that! :) (And the talk about waistbands has me thinking I need to head to a fitness class tomorrow, LOL.)
- October 24, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- Carol J. Garvin said...
I think I've always been "a glass half full" kind of person, so the changes in today's publishing world are just changes to me, neither good nor bad. Technology has been changing faster than ever through the past century, and people have always had to adapt or get left behind. I don't think my dream has changed much but how I achieve it may. I still believe I need an agent to guide the process. Maybe the role of agents will also change.
- October 24, 2011 at 5:01 PM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Loree - Yes! The comfort zone can be a mind-killer--it holds us back from seeing potential.
Jill - You know what else is funny? I just realized after you pointed out the word "wunderkind" that I'm using all kinds of German vocabulary lately, and it's because there's German in my WIP! Das ist gut. (And if that's not enough, when I went to post this, my word verification was "ingermin." No lie.)
Dayle - One of my best friends is a journalist, and she and I have interesting conversations about the tremendous changes in both newspaper and book businesses.
Sarah - Yeah, I know about the waistbands--forty is hitting me pants-first. ;-) I'm feeling motivated to fitness as well. I just got a Dancing with the Stars workout DVD and I'm about to test it.
Carol - True, I think the role of agents may change, but they are still very important and provide a lot of help. So it's a good idea to seek an agent first. - October 24, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- Barb Riley said...
This is a wonderful post. I love the way your resilient attitude leaps off the page and *hopefully* into my brain—to be called upon for future reference when needed! The encouragement you offer is much appreciated. And I love posts where I learn a lot in the comments too. Great info you gave to Mike Duran. While I might not be anywhere near published, aiming too high has been a sabotaging factor for me at times, too (regarding my blog). If we use the gifts God gave us, along with whatever tools are available, and try our best to hear God's direction and subsequently obey Him, the rest, as you said, is out of our control.
- October 25, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Barb, I'm glad it was helpful. This is a tough road and it's better when someone who has traveled it can give advice. A couple of seasoned authors helped me out, and I want to pay it forward. :-)
- October 25, 2011 at 10:04 PM
- Saloma Furlong said...
Rosslyn, as always, you have written an insightful and inspiring post. I agree wholeheartedly. The changes are leaving spaces open for creativity, and those who see it can move in and implement their ideas.
I LOVE the "ingermin" synchronicity -- how cool is that?
Take good care and I wish you all the best with your books. With your attitude, I'm sure you/they will do well.
PS. (And my word verification is "consid" -- as in consider?) - October 28, 2011 at 9:26 PM
- More Than Just Dialogue said...
It will be interesting to look back at all the arguments going on about the fate of literary publishing companies in a decade. I'm curious if any of the major predictions people seem to be so sure about right now will have even come true.
- October 28, 2011 at 11:00 PM
- Marsha @Spots and Wrinkles said...
I very much agree. Changes are neither good nor bad, they are like feelings, the just "are."
How we react to them, however, can be good or bad...depending upon how flexible we have decided to be. :)
Blessings to you - Marsha - October 29, 2011 at 8:09 PM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
Saloma, thank you for stopping by! I love the word verifications. They're like thought prompts.
- October 31, 2011 at 6:56 AM
- Rosslyn Elliott said...
More Than Just Dialogue - I'm interested in your project of moving from playwriting to novel writing. I did some playwriting myself in college, and it's a great preparation for novel writing.
Marsha - Thanks for your comment! Headed over to your blog in a minute. - October 31, 2011 at 6:58 AM
- Denise J. Hughes said...
I love the way you articulated this. The ever-changing publishing world is a reality, but we have to power to choose how we will respond to it - either positively or negatively. Great post!
- November 4, 2011 at 8:53 PM