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Portland Observar, March 27, 1986, Page 9 Spring for lemony chicken How many dishes do you know o f (hat are baked in one pan and can be on the table in little more than 4$ minutes? If you are still counting and still on one hand, consider l emony Chicken with Rice. Chicken has always been a favorite of families and cooks. It is delicious, good for you and lends itself to a great variety of preparation tech niques. This fresh-as-spring chicken and rice entree is baked with colorful sliced peaches. Cooked this special way, chicken gets an appetizing glaze and a zesty lemony flavor. As easy as it is fast, it is one of the more eco nomical ways to serve a delicious, wholesome family meal It is also one of the best ways too of preserving flavor. The fine natural juices are sealed in when the chicken is baked in this tangy coating. PCCterm begins April 1st Classes at all Portland Community College campuses begin the week o f April I . Telephone registration continues through March 28 with hours set from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. each day. Those registering in this manner should pick up a schedule in advance to have the necessary information prepared before they call to register. Not all classes allow telephone registration. Others wishing to regis ter may do so during open times start ing Friday, Mach 29, from 8 a.m. to 5 pm . Other open registration hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. April 1 through 4. The last opportunity to register without instructor approval will be April 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stu dent? should plan to begin registration procedures at least a half hour before closing times. Schedules are available at all col lege campuses, public libraries and most major shopping centers. Killing Reids wins Oscar by Robert Lothian Dr. Haing S. Ngor, a Cambodian refugee acting .in his first film , won the Oscar for best supporting actor Monday night. Ngor won the prize for his per formance as Dith Pran in “ The K ill ing Fields.” The movie is about the true-life experience o f New York Times reporter Sydney Schanberg and his assistant, Dith Pran, during the takeover o f Cambodia by the Khmer Rouge. Schanberg was able to leave but Pran had to stay. A good part o f the film is about Pran's horrifying work camp ordeal and eventual escape. Ngor, who was a surgeon in C am bodia, was also sent to a work camp. It was a sentence o f death for many Cambodians: those who escaped being shot by their Khmer Rouge captors often died o f starvation. Accepting the Oscar, Ngor tear fully recalled the real life experience which made his performance trans cend normal acting. He lost almost his entire family, he said, and his fiance died in his arms pleading for a spoonful of rice. “ There was such pain, you can’t imagine,” he said. As if the horri fying memories aren’t enough, he carries a permanent reminder o f the CTuelty o f his captors: they cut o ff the Utile finger o f his right hand. "T he movie was real, but not real enough; true, but not true enough; cruel, but not cruel enough,” he said. An estimated 2 million Cam bod ians died in a 2-year reign o f terror conducted by the Khmer Rouge led by the fanatic Pol Pot. Apparently, the Khmer Rouge fell they could imple ment their so-called ideal society by wiping out entire scgmer.ts o f the population. Teachers, professors, journalists ind anyone suspected of being sym pathetic with the former pro-Ameri- aui regime were sent to the killing fields. In “ The Killing Fields," the suf fering in Ngor's eyes as he grinds through his daily work camp routine, watching fellow prisoners get picked off one by one, speaks not only for Cambodians, but for all human beings victimized by cruel politics. Ngor's is a rare performance, full of humanity. The irony is that he lid n t get best actor. He was certain- y the star o f "T h e Killing Fields." Now a job counselor for Asian refugees in Los Angeles, Ngor is studying for an American medical li- As your meal planning thoughts begin turning to lighter foods, this attractive entree allows you to bring the seasonal change to your table. Simply follow up with a fruit dessert that's “ crisp" with toast cubes and you've got yourself a lovely meal time welcome to spring. The famly will look forward to these satisfying and colorful signs o f spring L E M O N Y C H IC K E N W IT H R IC E I package (3 oz.) lemon flavor gelatin I envelope seasoned coating mix for chicken, original flavor I Yt cups hot water 114 cups rice I can (16 oz.) sliced peaches, drained • i • * Add gelatin to seasoned existing mix in shaker hag; then coat chicken as directed on package. Place in un greased shallow baking pan. Bake at 375 deg. for 35 minutes. Move chick en to one end of pan. Combine water, rice and peaches in bowl; pour into pan. Cover rice mixture loosely with aluminum foil and bake 10 minutes longer Place chicken on platter. Stir rice mixture with pan drippings and serve with the chicken. Makes 4 or 5 servings. Think Spring! Lemony Chicken with Rice is always satisfying. SAFEWAY H ead Crisp California Iceberg Lettuce A Salad Basic! 1-Lb. Im perial Margarine That Tastes Like Butter! 1-Lb. In Quarters L b .. N o L im it ! A vocad os No I, Sweat And Crtap Im p e r ia l S o ft M a r g a r in e aoz R e d D e lic io u s A p p le s Tubs Or Nawlown Variety MO U lO *’ alitun J Tree Top Apple Juice 12-0unce Can Frozen Concentrate. Nat. 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Bake Or Fry, Subject To Coastal Weather Conditions $ -a 99 L R SAFEWAY
