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MERRY-GCy ' ROUND CLUB MEETS AT PICKENS HOME Mrs. J. Earle P 1 c k e n of Winston was hostess Thursday af ternoon, Feb. 7, when she enter tained the Merry-Go-Round Club at a 1:30 o'clock salad-luncheon at her home on South Stephens Street. The serving table was centered with an attractive arrangement of winter jasmine, flanked by match ing pale yellow tapers. Refresh ments were in keeping with the Valentine season. Following the luncheon, a pleas ant social hour was enjoyed by members and their invited guests. Present, besides the hostess, Mrs. Pickens, were: Mrs. J. H. Wilson, Mrs. Earl Agee, Mrs. J. Kearby Masters, Mrs. J. H. Carnes, Mrs. George Sothman, Mrs. Fred Vehr Ing, Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. J. Harold Nichols. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Metzger and Mrs. Ella Lennox. Time and place of the next meeting will be announced later. SKATING PARTY IS ENJOYED AT WILBUR The Wilbur Recreational Club sponsored a skating party at the Winchester rink Friday, Feb. 8. The party was well-attended by the Wilbur residents and everyone had an enjoyable time. The next skating party for Wil bur will be March 14 at Winchester. The most startling development in cooking ware! better than anything in the home cooking field inboftonw' Thick layet Inch of Aluminum oeitaVo' to (oyer of Itainleis tleel. The thick alum inum tefoadt Hit heol met evenly and Ifcor uahly. The combination of m two motalt helm nap th hat kaepi host In bottom ol poo where It belongs. Tout Butt Buy! Aere's why spreads heat more evenly easier to keep dean and shining can be used n high or low heal on any type of clove Ideal for "waterless" or regular cooking - ahrat years of letvke has all th advantages f , staMess steel lajMl4loWMiMl $10.95 $10.75 Also available: Chicken Fryer; Dutch Oven; 7',", ", lO'i" Fry tout HOUSEWARES . . . DOWNSTAIRS 202 NORTH JACKSON PHONE 3-6628 Colored Peopie m... Unit' Formed At Eugene EUGENE I -r. A chanter of the National Association for Ad vancement of Colored People was formed at the University of Oregon Wednesday nignt. It ia designed to aid in solving the Dlieht of Negroes whose hous ing problems recently were brought to me Mienuoa oi ine puunc through newspaper articles- and meetings. About ISO students at the meet ing named Charles Aull, graduate student from Flushing, Long is land. temrxrarv chairman. City residents as well as students will De eligible for membership, he said. An Inter-Racial Relations Coun cil also is expected tu be formed within a few days to work on the Negro problem. Oatmeal Makes Fine Popovers BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Food and Merketi Editor Believe ir or not. light popovers can be made of leftover oatmeal They are delicious, golden brown, ana nave a iiavor mai is parucu larly good when filled with cream ed chicken, ham or seafood. Top Hat Oatmeal Popovers (Makes i Popovers) Once ud cooked oatmeal, 2 egg yolks, 1 cup sifted enricned tiour, 1 teasooon baking powder. 1 tea. spoon salt, 1 cup milk, 2 egg whites, stiff beaten. Grease glass custara cups or popover irons and heat in oven wnue maxing ine oauer. Combine oatmeal and eefi yolks, Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Add with mute to oat-meal-eee mixture and stir in light ly. Fold stiff-beaten egg whites into oatmeal mixture. . Fill hot custard cups or popover irons 2-3 Jul! of batter. uaKe in hot overn (i5 degrees F.) for 20 minutes. - Make a H-inch slit in the lop of each popover for escape of steam. Reduce heat to moderate (350 degrees F.) and bake 35 to 40 minutes longer. Remove from baking pan. Cut the top off each popover and fill with creamed chicken, ham or tuna fish. Replace top and serve as a luncheon dish. Note: These may also be served plain with butter and jelly as a breakfast bread. Oatmeal fritters are made of two cups of cooked oatmeal. Served with syrup and crisp ba con they, too, make a fine lunch eon dish. Oatmeal Fritters (Makes 10 to 12 cakes) Two cups cooked oatmeal, 1 egg, beaten; V4 teaspoon salt, Vt tea spoon baking powder, Vi cup flour. Combine oatmeal and beaten egg; sift together rest of ingre dients' and add to oatmeal. Beat well. Drop V cup for each cake iijto hot fat Vc-lnch deep in frying pan. Brown on both sides. Drain on absorbent paper. Serve with butter and syrup. Utility In Law Tilt Wit n City Of Springfield EUGENE bn Mountain States I Power Co. has charged in circuit' court that certain Springfield City) officials have violated the Oregon and United States constitutions in attempting to take Mountain States Eroperty without "due process of iw." The charse is part of an amended complaint filed with the court as thj latest step in an at tempt by the private power firm to enjoin Municipal Power from en forcing a safety code ordinance. The ordinance would place the administration of a .safety code in the hands of the manager of Munic ipal Power, a close competitor with Mountain States for the put year. Mountain States, which claims 2,350 of the city's 3,800 electric users, charged that city officials are attempting to strangle the private firm by the ordinance. The ordinance would require Mountain States to pay $1 per pole in fees to replace or install poles and $5 each for other work ap plications. ' "This would necessitate hundreds of permits at great expense, hin derance, and delay," the powei company declared. The complaint charged that the city has no legal authority to reg- Thur., Feb. 21y 1952The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. ulate a public utility because the Oregon Public Utilities Commis sioner is given the power exclusively. Escaping Oil Gives River Ice Pink Color BERWICK, Pa. I It wasn't pink elephants that hsM Berwick townspeople taking a second look the last few days. It was pink Ice on the Susquehanna River. The technicolor ice formed along the east bank of the river and ex tended some distance out. The best solution to the puizle seems to be that oil escaping front a clogged underwater pipe caused l!i3 coloring. . Angel Falls in Venezuela if U limes higher than Niagra Falls. 315 W. CASS PHONE 3-5434 -EXTRA SPECIAL- i - m From Our Own Feed Lots In the Klamath Basin Government Graded 'Good' Steer Beef BEEF Lb. BEEF Lb. ROASTS 591$TEAKS IT 89' SHORT RIBS 391 STEAKS 79 Lb. R IB Lb. TENDER LOIN PORK ROASTS :r ' b 39 SHOULDER POREC ROASTS Trimmed Center Lb Cuts 35 COUNTRY SAUSAGE Seasoned Right Lb. 29 SLICED BACON MORRELL'Si Pkg. PRIDE 49' PURE LARD CARTON lb. 12V2c RCH CDYCDC READY F0R frying CU ri I ClXkl STRICTLY FRESH Local Grown lb, 69c SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS: POLISH SAUSAGE Smoked LINK SAUSAGE Fresh LINK SAUSAGE CHILI ROLLS YOUR CHOICE Lb. 39 LAWS0N - 1 AT. ANNUAL 2nd BIG DAY $1 dlii EARRINGS 100 PLUS TAX VALUES TO 2.95 MEN'S DRESS -WORK WATCHES Built for hard abuse. 17 jewel movement for anured Waterproof, shock dustproof and guaranteed. ise. 17 jewel ired accuracy. CT resistant, P Regular 39.95 TAX PEARLS 1 -2-3 STRANDS CQ Plus Tax 3tC Values to 5.00 WATCHES NATIONALLY ADVERTISED U P TO 50 OFF f ' i 1 MOUNTINGS fl Remount your die- 1 jj " mond In a new mod- ff J VI D",i"' M K; thit i.f. you PW u w DIAMONDS 30 off w Our diamonds are marked with our regu lar price tags both In the store and In our windows. Just look at the price tag and take off 30 end you have the price it will cost you. ' -'''.. MFG. BY ONEIDA COMMUNITY SILVER CO. SO Pc. Service for 8 Knives, forks, soups, teaspoons, butter knife in tarnish proof chest 39.95 NO TAX Regular 52.50 I 7 s I i Remount your dia mond in a new mod ern setting. During this sale you pay only for the ring. No additional charge for resetting of the stone or sizing it to fit your finger. II S I E i GRAB BAG Yes, we are going to have another one of our famous Grab Bags. We have taken regular merchandise from our stock having a guaranteed value of 1.50 to 5.00, of which we have a surplus, wrapped it and placed it in a barrel in the center of our store. Come in and grab for a package. It will amaze you what you will get! Surprises! Fun! Thrills! Oh, yes! There is a diamonc ring in one of the packages, come on in and make a grab. BIRTHSTONES 30 off Every brrthstone ring In the store Is In cluded in this sale. Come in and make your selection now while you have the great opportunity to save. GLAZED FRANCISCAN C0R0NAD0 16-Piece STARTER SET Regular 11.00 5.50 OPEN STOCK 40 Off EARRINGS For pierced e e r s . 1 0 K Solid Gold. Reg. 5.95 1 95 PLUS TAX FRANCISCAN IVY America's finest glaxed pottery dishes with attractive Ivy pattern. AfJ 3U riece service ror o. n n 50 TRAVEL ALARM CLOCKS 11.44 T fit? Reg Large Size ir,a.M 4.95 Phinney Walker. Guaranteed, tractive leather case in assorted colors. . At- MATCHING FRANCISCAN GLASSES Glasses to match your Franciscan Ware. Dessert Rose, Apple and Ivy . patterns handpainted on extra ggg heavy glasses. NEW REMINGTON "60" ELECTRIC SHAVER Re9U,a,Now2O.00 And Your Old Shaver . STERLING CANDLESTICKS .;,. SILENT BUTLERS Regular 1.95 n oc plus TAX o-r no e7 TAX MEN'S WATCH BANDS STAINLESS STEEL Regular 5.95 3 NO TAX All Merchandise, Unless Stated, Subject To Federal Tax. SILVERPLATE 26 Piece Service for 6. Regula 14.95. Limit To A Customer, ?'s (ft) 95 NO TAX HAVILLAND CHINA LUNCHEON SET 16 Piece Starter Set 3 Lovely Patterns REGULAR 49.75 29" V
