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Baked Ham Loaf Offers Rich Treat By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Suit Wmir Now that pom product are so plentiful, you'll welcome thu rich flavored ham loaf: Baked Ham Leaf With Mushrooms 16 servings) One pound chopped raw ham, 1 pound chopped raw pork, 2 eggs lightly beaten, cup milk cup fine dry bread crumbs, 1 tea spoon salt. t teaspoon pepper, Kt teaspoon ginger, , cup finely diced green pepper, 1 teaspoon kitchen bouquet, 2 tablespoons fat. riace ham pork, eggs and milk I in bowl. Add crumbs, seasonings and green pepper. Mix well witn hands or kitchen fork. Pack into well-oiled round cake pan, g inches in diameter. Level off the top and invert on shallow greased baking pan. Blend together the kitchen bou-' quet and fat and brush over the top and sides of the loaf. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F I until done, about 1 hour. Remove to serving platter. Garnish witn FOR YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS Kicr-Crooch . Plumbing Co, 316 Mill St. Ph. 1242-R Her Rayve Number It 0. Find yourt en the fW-o-tVov. . o. Jimwe in, anf : it ! ! .:-:, 1 1 L--. , CHAMPIONS That young men, who comprise the famed Agony Four, are champions of the Forest Crove festival of barber shop quartets held last month. The Agony Four will be featured Saturday night at 8 o'clock as on of the highlights of the barber shop quartet review to be held at the junior high school. Ten other quartets end t 30-voice men's chorus from Eugene will also be heard. Proceeds of the affair will benefit the uniform and equipment fund of the K.P. Girls' Drum and Bugle corps. Pictured above, from left, Bob Day, Joe Einwaller, Bob Blair, Dick Williams. (Delay photo I. parsley or watercress and serve cut in wedges. By KEN BAILEY QUESTION: I hovt just gotttn o new fur coot which, not in tha SI 0.000 doss, still represents O sizable investment for me. The fur rier says I should have it insured against theft and I'd like to know how I con hove it included in my regular theft policy. ANSWER: It would b totter to hav your coat Insut d under a special Ipc of cover!? called a Fur Tloater lather than undtr your reiular theft policy. The Fur Floater can protect you from luii due to accidental dam age to the coat at well aa low due to theft. Your Insurance agent can give you the full picture of how tht policy ran he adapted to your par titular needs. it If you'll afXireae rour own Insur ance questions to thu office, well try to give nu the correct answer! and there will be no charge or obli gation of any kind. KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398 ,1 io n " ' " n jus. .wis 4 4. 1 zSvA ly - the now personoliif HOME PERMANENT i.i . in. . with exclusive uiai-a-navg A twiaiof tbedialeiMures you of the moat perfect permanent you ever had the one ripbt wave for your kind of hair. I p to lirire as fuU as oM-type home wave, yet pntUr . . . far eaaier. too. Sofier, more natural from the very first day . and tt laaii for months. Ceti(fH frv KM mmim tnriuttet lial-a-ave and Mi "fatY'tfimT C 1 piuttic mrlrr$ Mm efiil Kit rtiA Dial a. live fcterything J f kut eurltrt mnd band . r If you want to dress up the loaf for company, place the loat on a heat proof serving platter. Cut 3 slices of canned pineapple in halves and arrange on top of loaf like spokes of a wheel. Drain a 3 ounce can of broiled mushrooms and place a mushroom in curve of each pineapple slice as well as the center of the loaf. Sprinkle lightly with brown sugar and place in pre heated broiler. Broil until pineapple is lightly browned and thoroughly hot, about S minutes. Serve immedi-at-ly. Note: If you are using left-over ham, just put enough of it through your food chopper to make 3 cuos and use it .n place of the raw ham called for in the recipe. Births At Mercy Hospital BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. Far rell Estel Brown, Box S71, Rose burg, April S, a son, Stephen Du ane; weight seven pounds. McDANIET, To Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Mi-Daniel, route 4. April 4, a daughter. Sheryle Ann: weight six pounds three ounces. SMITH-To Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Smith, Round Prairie road, Myrtle Creek, April 5, a son. Stev en Lynn; weight seven pounds two ounces, LYBARGER To Mr. and Mrs. Phyllis Ray I.ybarger, Box 893, Roseburg. April 6, a daughter, Phyllis Lynn; weight seven pounds. Jl'STICE COURT MARRIAGES SOWELL - BOBY William Douglas Sowell and Opal Virginia Bohy. both of Hayward, Calif., mar ried March 30. Juvenile School Slated VJIC.VKV I TO A 4ni'Mil. control school sponsored by the tat office of Portland will be held in r-ugene adhi iu tnrouen 14. accoruing to ponce cniei Neitn Jones. Aiding in presentation of the event will by the Oregon Assn. of City Police Officers and the League of Oregon cities. Jones said he expected an aver age attendance of about 100 per sons. Police, court officials, teach- 9 1 By ONA BARRON aalWalBBraefleaTgT YOUR MAGIC WAND It Isn't what you HAVE In your room that determines Its Individuality and livability, it's what vou DO with what you have. We ve all seen rooms that were filled with costly furnish ings, yet were dull and uninter esting. It'll small touches . . . like a dramatic upliuh of color: an n ttual arrangement of accMMrle to give an element o( orprie: the way yoo combine texture and fabric; an impUh miniature peeping from an unexpected pnt: all the little individual toufhes that are VOl" bring that Inde bnahle MmelhlnK to your room. An ingenious touch has been employed in the room sketched above. A bamboo curtain ued exlgewise stands betw een the (lav. epport and tea cart Riving the living and dining funrtmns in the room a separate setting, at the Broil Chicken In Delaware Style 1 By GAYNOR MADDOX NSA Staff Writer The mate of Delawar ia proud of Us 3-and Jii-pound chickens i and the way her housewives cook I them. With chicken on the plenti ful list now and always welcome, lets examine some prixe-winnin( recipes. Delmarvaleut Breileo' Chicken ' (From Mrs. A. L. Kerlick) One chicken weighing not over 2W pounds dressed, 2 teaspoons salt, 14 teaspoon black pepper, teaspoon paprika, melted butter of margarine, granulated sugar, 1 lemon. Rub entire surface well with cut lemon, aprinkle with a mixture of the salt, pepper and paprika. Coat well with melted butter and I sprinkle lightly, but completely, with granulated sugar. Lay chicken on broiler pan (not rack), skin side down, as far from heat as possible. Cook 10 minutes. Raise to within 4 inches of heat. Broil slowly about 35 minutes, turning and basting occasionally to insure even brown ing. Delmarvaleus Pot-Resit" Chicken (From Mrs. L. C. Vincent) One chicken weighing about 3 pounds. S slices stale white bread, 1 small green apple, sliced or diced, 2 small onions, minced, it cup shortening, 1 teaspoon sum mer savory, li teaspoon salt, 'i teaspoon poultry seasoning, 2 ta blespoons hot water, 4 tablespoons butter or margarine, 1 clove gar lic. Crumple bread fine in large bowl. Mix apple, onion, salt, sea sonings, hot water and butter or margarine with bread. Stuff bird with mixture. Do not pack be cause the stuffing expands. Srw up cavity, tie legs together and wings close to body. Meat shortening in Dutch oven or heavy pot that has tight-fitting eovej. Brown chicken on all sides Add garlic and summer savory. Cover and cook slowly for l'i hours. Boy, 9, Dies Attempting To Rescue Two In Fire MURRAY. Ia.. April T - Bobby Egan, 9, perished with his two sisters whom he was trying to rescue when fire destroyed the family's new home early Thurs day. The girls who died in the blare were Patricia Ann 8, and Mar lene. 2. Bobby and his twin brother Billy were awakened by smoke about 2 a.m. Bobby sent Billy to awaken Iheir parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Egan, who were asleep in another bedroom. Bobby went to the bedroom where his two sisters were asleep. The parents and Billy got out safely. When Bobby and the girls did not immediately follow them the father and Billy ran back into the burning home. Flames barred the way to the bedroom where the three children were trapped. Later Bobby's body was found on the floor of the girl's bed room near the bodies of his sis ters. era and school adminstrators, Ju venile officers, welfare workers, university psychology and socio logy workers, and newsmen will be invited by the sponsoring or ganizations. Ve--a-f7?EiV . iTV.vJ;'?r-? i-v5.- r v:.-.vv.. Dresses Blouso Ys iM''V"C' Lingerie Hosiery Robot MODE O'DAY 334 N. Main WW same time preserving the Illusion of space and allowing an unin terrupted sweep of light and ven tilation. Painted a different harmonis ing color on each aide, it offerf color variety and dramatic In terest. The tea cart opena to a sliable table for dining, is mobile for In formal serving, perfect for buffet supper, and hta cojiIv into small space. The three hanging shelves on opposite wall keep dishe within reach, and the casual, scau tered china arrangement adda to the decorative theme. Let help yog personalis your home. We're here . . wait ing to help you. Inn nf s ' q 7f A S -Irl :tU ' f : - " I m 1 it.. i. I MwwMi VI f V For hey. mm Free Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by BAKERY SATURDAY, APRIL Rain or Shin at 10 a. m. VETERANS HOSPITAL PICNIC GROUNDS All Kids up to (and TEN FREE PRIZES! You'll Be Surprised M., April T, 19J0 Tht Naws - including) 6 Yrs. Lots of Eggs to Find! irfrsW m w. sc. tmt 1 1 a w TUfit Rtvltw, Roburf , 0r. '9 w te5 S Old x ti'A for Thrifty Buyers 111 N. Jackson Phone 330 112 N. Jackson
