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8 Tht Ntwf-R.rlew, Rowbjrg, Or. Wed., Oct. 19, 1949 I II I I I I-J '" "' 1 lee Cream Very Nutritious Food By HAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer With busy homemakers. Ice cream Is one of the most Im portant of the dairy ''foods be cause: 1. Everybody likes It. 2. They can buy it In bulk ULM n n 1 Society cuul QluJpi By BETTY ALLEN NOTICE Social Items submitted by tele phone for the ociety page must be turned In before 12 o'clock Monday through Thursday nd by 10 a. m. Friday at whi-h time the social calendar and Sat urday'! society page are closed weekly. W. S. C. 8. SCHEDULES ZONE MEETING. NAMES COMMITTEE MEMBERS The regular meeting of the S. C. S. of the Yonralla Method ist church was held In the Ep worth hall Thursday. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at one o'clock. During the business meeting, Mis. W. J. Ladd had charge of the devotions. Plans were made for the W. S. C. S. zone meeting to be held here Thursday, Oct. 27, w i . li delegates from Douglas county attending. Committees were ap pointed for the occasion. The next meeting of the society will he held the second Thursday in November with Mis. Jack Bou cock. and Mrs. Kirklie hostesses. Those present were Mrs. Louise Snider, Mrs. Cablness, Mrs. Jean Cowan, Mrs. Alton Grass. Mrs. Fred Lee, Rev. and Mrs. Byars. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boucock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirklie. Mrs. W. J. Ladd, Mis. Perry Smith, Mrs. Herman Thlel, Mrs. Delton Thlel, Mrs. J. N. Sparks and Mrs. Treble and Mrs. Currier. CAMP FIRE GIRLS HOLD MEETING Maricopa Camp Fire girls met with Zonell Wilson, and her father reported at the meeting that the girls may use a small house of Mr. Wilson's for a meeting place. The girls voted dues at each meeting and discussed plans for various sales to raise money. Members present were Sue Wissing. Alelha Meade, Roberta John, Sharon Kingerlos. Rarhara Gos. Kav Kmery, Peggy Reid, Zonell Wilson, Ann Powers, Dor othy Finn, a new member Do lores Damlzno and the guardian, Betty Sllriham. Community Kindergarten Classes Monday thru Friday 9 a. m. till noon First Baptist Church Sunday School Building Rose Street F.ntranca Thone 1599R-4 COMFORT CLUB PLANS HARVEST FESTIVAL FOR COMING MONTH Elgaiose Comfort club mem bers made plans for a Harvest Festival when they met with Mrs. i Sally Barker Thursday afternoon I with Mrs. Connie Showers as co i hostess. The festival will be held I Nov. 5 at the schoolhouse at 8 p m. A box social will be a hig'i light of the evening. Mis. I.eora Andrews conduct ed the business meeting and a prize was won by Mrs. McGrady. Refreshments were served to j Mrs. McGrady and children, Mrs. j Ella Johnson. Mrs. Evelyn War j ren. Mrs. Kelly and children, Mrs Carl l.undeen. Mrs. Thelma Sund berg. Mrs. Pat Lucas, Mrs Ada I Diirch. Mrs. Nettie Woodruff, I Mrs. Mahle Backland, Mrs. Lee j Brown, Mrs. Cora Bartholomy of wrain: jvirs. i unnimgs or un I Angeles, Mrs. Clara Edmund and children and the hostesses. Mis. Ada Durch will he hos less at her home Nov. 3 to the club. YONCALLA CLUB HOLDS MEETING AT HOME OF MRS. BILL BOAN The Yoncalia Town and Coun try club held Its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Bill Boan, Thursday afternoon. A potluck dinner proceeded the business meeting. Members present were Mrs. Elton Grass and children, Mrs. Warren Shlrlev and daugh ter, Mrs. Jack Mcbaniels and daughter, Mrs. Delton Thiol, Pat and Dick Thiol, Mrs. Jim Dodd, Jimmle and Barbara Dodd, Mix. Jean Cowan, and daughter Su san, Mrs. Hugh McDonald, Mrs. Bill Boan and children. The children enjoyed the meeting par ticularly as It was teachers Inst itute week and there was no school. SKATING PARTY ATTENDED BY LARGE YOUTH GROUP One hundred vou.itr oeonle of the Dillard-Tenmile- Winston district held a skating party Fri day evening, Oct. 7 at the Rol etta rink In Rosehurg. sponsored ny Key. Vt alter W. Appleyard of me iiiuarn Metnooist church. Chaperoning the group were Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Gertrude Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Foshack, Mr. and Mrs. Iyd Wagler, Mrs. Dale Zellor, Mr. and Mrs. Young, Mrs Glals Amundson. A school bus, driven by Mr. Nelson, transported the group to the rink. Similar skating parties will be sponsored hy the commu nity the first t'rifluv nt 0a, h month and all young people are ! Invited. i L-i , h- " ' 'I. .? A I THE COBLE TRIPPLETS art on year old. This day party for them at the horn of their pare area. The triplet'i birthday actually was Satur names arc Leilie Anna, Linda Jean and Lynn good at any. Even the babies' father couldn't hat the babies' identification marked on their shoes were mining. The triplets, one in 10,0 thy, at thit picture indicates. (Picture by Photo picture wat taken Sunday, Oct. 16, at a birth. ntt, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Coble, in the Riverside day, at they were born Oct. 15, 1948. Their Sue, but which one it which? Your guess it at identify them from the picture. He tayt hit wife thoet- He didn t tay what would happen if the 00, according to ttatittict, era ttrong and heel- Lab) FORSYTHE GUILO PACKS BOXES FOR OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS Forsythe Guild members of the First Presbyterian church held a church Thursday evening with Mrs. W. M. Campbell and Ina Farnaworth In charge. A short business meeting was conducted and refreshments ser ved by Miss Vera Fredrirkson. The members then packed Christ mas boxes for overseas. Present were Mis. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. Sencer. M r s. Kathryn Young. Miss Randall, Miss Vera Fiedi ickson. Miss Luella Whitehead, Miss Luella Cunningham, Mi s. (hiena Slat tery. Mis. Paula AnoVrson, Mrs. Marlon Johnson, Miss Gertrude Rast. Miss Elnor Sheik. Miss Verna Carohters, Mrs. Alia Sim onson. Mrs. Bessie Siemers, Mrs. Mabel Brady, and Miss Ina Farnsworth. RIFLE RANGE SEWING CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY Rifle Range Sewing club mem hers will meet at the home of Virginia Brltlaln at 2 p.m. Oct. 21 according to an announcement made by officers. I.O.O.F. TO HOLD FAMILY DINNER Elkton I.O.O.F. met at the lodge hall Saturday for regular session and nude plans for a feed for members and their fam ilies N,ov. 5. have the selection! jnjijjrjS M ..-III ess Styltd by LAWRIN A THRILLING VALUE! Only a fortune purchase makei fht MnsatioAol vaki potibl. Worth TWICE itt ipecioJ price I A fhffaM Iks bMittfl TMnif) aMMln American VttrHi Cnf AMtv frvncli WattatMi Mwitratt In ftt caw Iitra 4mm Ptattt.silh altaa m p4a1 attt Daaa Calaaaaa taftata rwchlac trim UJarwtHar aatpravatl f a. aachat m4 aja; DCLIC ATI 22 KARAT GOLD TRIM Now get it at a real savings Personalized Service for the Home MARBCLI7CO FINISH Im choice of Burgundy eitca Blum Chartreuse i2 'one Home Fuonishings ! Ml N. Jeckion Phone 330 NEEDLINC ISN'T POINT OF COMPLAINT A four-months-old child yells lustily while receiving a triple injection of serum which will immunize him against whooping cough, tetanus, and diph theria. Dr. C. K. Kincaid, supervisor of tha Madison, Wis., immunization program, says child isn't crying about needle at all, merely objecting to being held down or restrained. Baby couldn't be reached for comment on accuracy of doctor's statement. 1AP wirephoto.l and thereby cut down kitchen aruagery. 3. It is a highly nutritious food being made from milk and milk froducta ttwo or three scoops of ce cream supply the same amount of calcium as one glass i i pinu nuia miiKi. 4. It makes it easy to eet more milk into the diets of chil dren and adults who don't like to drink milk. Because ice cream has such high food value It (can be used every day in family menus. But to glamorize it for parties and special occasions, serve In noval form or with luxurious sauces. Bulk ice cream from the neigh borhood store should be kept in the freezing compartment of your refrigerator with control set at freezing. Stand at room temperature for 10 minutes be fore serving If necessary to Bitt en. Chocolate Ice Cream Nut Balls (Serves 4 6) One quart chocolate Ice cream (hulk), 1 1-2 cups finely chopped nut meats. 1 cup chocolate sauc Shape Ice cream into 8 small or 6 large balls with an ice cream scoop. Drop each one into nuts and roll around with a spoon -in-til the ball is all coated with nuts. Place in serving dishes. Serve with chocolate sauce. Ice Cream Pie (Serves 46) Three cups finely crumbled or rolled ginger cookies. 6 table spoons finely chopped almonds or pecans. 6 tablespoons -ugar, 1-2 cup melted butter, 4 table spoons evaporated milk or light cream, 1 quart vanilla or any preferred flavor bulk cg cream. Mix cookie crumbs with nuts, sugar, melted butter and cream. Take out 3-4 cupful and set aside. Pat the rest firmly into bottom and around sides of an 8-lnm pie plate and chill thoroughly. Just Defore serving, fill with small scoops of Ice cream, or smooth the ice cream into tne pie shell. (Let the ice cream stand at room temperature for about 10 minutes to soften alight ly. I Sprinkle reserved crumbs over top and serve at once. Or line ice cube tray with crumb mixture, fill with ice cream, sprinkle with crumbs and put back in freezing compartment to keep frozen until ready to serve. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SEEKS DIVORCE Shirley Temple's attorney has announced that tha blonde, one-time child film star, and her husband, John Agar, have separated and she will seek a divo.ee. Tha announcement was made in Hollywood. The 21-year-old actress who made a comeback as an adult and Agar, are shown admiring their daughter, Linda. They were married in 1945. Linda wat born on Jan. 30, 1948. (AP Wirephoto). GRANGE SCHEDULES SOCIAL EVENING Iliveiscl.ile Grange will hold n social night Saturday. Oct. VI at the grange hall. Hosts and hos tesses for the evening are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hampton. All members and friends are invited. FAMILY DINNER ELKTON LODGE HOLDS INITIATION Lova! Bossen was initiated Inti Elkton Order of Eastern Star Tuesday at the lodge hall. A num ber of guests were present from the Oakland and Drain chapter. After initiation a potluck lunch was served. have the selection! FROM THE COMFORT OF YOLR ARMCUA1R Pining carpet is a chore no more! w ilk nrw Guli'tan Carpet Viewer vou simply sit in a comfortslile chair and watch a larie screen. You see. in full color, how tha carpets )ou like look in actual rooms. The new Gulidan Carpel Viewer i tha modern way to shop for carpets . . . the only y to huy rsrpets! Anil, if you can"! come to in, ve'll bring the Carpet Viewer to you to our own home. Come in or phone for an appointment today. Home Fubnishings III N. Jackson St. Phone 330 Personalised Service for the Heme Youngsters Enjoy Tasty Leftovers By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer Teach children early to eat and enoy leftovers. The success of that lesson in thrift depends on how temptingly you serve those leftover vegetables and those small amounts of meat, fowl and fish from previous meals. Here's one formula for using leftover ham: Ham Souffle (Makes 6 servings) Six tablespoons quickcooking tapioca, 1-4 teapoon salt. 1-8 tea spoon pepper, 2 teaspoons grated onion. 34 cup milk. 3 4 cup ham or chicken stock, or 3-4 cup watrr and 2 bouillon cubes (chicken flavor!. 1 cup ground cooked ham, 2 tablespoons chopped par slev. 3 egg yolks beaten until thick and lemon colored, 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten. Combine quickcooking tapioca salt, pepper, onion, milk and stock In saucepan. Place over medium heat and cook until mix ture comes to a full boil, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Add ham and parsley. Cool slight ly while beating eggs. Add egg yokes and mix well. Add very gradually to egg whites, folding In thoroughly. Turn into greased 2-quart baking dish. Place in pan of hot water. Bake in moderate oven 1350 degrees F.) one hour, or until souffle Is firm. Jellied salad offers a goon way of serving leftover vegetables. Many nutritionists believe that reheating vegetables destroys some of their vitamin content. Use that leftover vegetable water combined with a bouillon cube to give your salad a livelier flavor. (Makes S servings) One package lemon flavored gelatin, 2 cups hot water and vegetable stock and 1 bouillon cube, 2 tablespoons vinegar, 3-4 teaspoon salt, dash pepper, 3-4 teaspoon celery salt, J4 teaspoon scraped onion,, 34 cup onokea diced carrots, cup roosra peas. Dissolve gelatin in not sux-n. Add vinegar, salt. DeDPer. celery salt and onion. Chili until slightly thickened. Then fold in vege tables. Turn into Individual molds. Chill until firm. Vnmold on crisp lettuce, sprinkle with French dressing. Serve with mayonnaise. For a more substantial entree: Prepare gelatin mixture as di rected above. Cover bottom of ring mold with slightly thickened gelatin. Arrange slices ot nam cooked egg against sides of mold. LADY ELKS CARD PARTY TO BE TONIGHT With final plans complete for the public card party to be held at the Elks temple tonight com mittees are looking forward to a successful evening. During the course of the evening an informal fall fashion showing will he pre sented bv the Fashion Center. Many reservations have been made by residents of the commu nity and Lady Elks report a good pre sale of tickets. The affair will begin at 8 o'clock in the Terrace room. Committee members com pleted arrangement of tables and decorations today. Both pinochle and bridge will be played. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET THURSDAY FOR LUNCHEON, BRIDGE Ladies of the Rosehurg Country club will gather at she clubhouse Thursday at 12 noon for lunch eon followed by an afternoon of cards. The latter will begin at 1 o'clock according to Mrs. Ivan Pickens, new chairman for lad ies of the club. COUPLE HONORED SUNDAY ON 10th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A no-host dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the Clifford Burns home just west of Yoncalla hon oring their 10th wedding anni versary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns of San Diego. Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiel, Mr. and Mrs. Delton Thiel. Dick and Patty Thiel. Mr. and Mrs. Burns, Kathleen, Alice and Susan Burns. GLIDE PT.A. PLANS PINOCHLE TOURNAMENT IN NEW SCHOOLHOUSE Glide PT.A. will sponsor a pinochle tournament of four weeks duration beginning Friday evening. Oct. 21 at 8 o'clock. The first meeting will be held in the concourse of the new elemental y school building. The succeeding parties are sen eduled for Oct. 28. Nov. 4 and Nov. 11. A small admission will be charged and a social hour en joyed at the close of each even ing. Parents and friends of the school are urged to participate. FRIENDSHIP CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Friendship club members will meet at the K. of P. game room Thursday at 8 p.m. with Gladys Frenette and Lela Kuykensall as hostesses. Each member is ask ed to bring an article to work on for the bazaar. Chill until firm. Fill mold with remaining gelatin. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp lettuce, sprinkled with French dressing. Garnish with watercress and rad ish roses. Leftover chicken or meat, or other cooked vegetables may also he added. Gifts of Myrtlewoed at Ordinary Gift Prices! LOWEST PRICES EVER Must Reduce Inventory Myrtlewood Treasure House Wintton, Oregon Phont 192-J-5 Announcing the Opening of our MERLE NORMAN STUDIO Monday October 24 709 S. Stephens Lompiete line ot osmetics, rnone today lor your appointment for your demonstration. Let us help you with your cosmetic problems. Peter Pan Beauty Shop 709 . Stephens Relieve Stuffy Nose FAST! A If J Nose Drona In ech " f nostril. Va-tro-nol Ijl' works rit rarre J trouble it. 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