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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Orron, Friday Morning, April 13. 1 346 PAGEN-ffZ ( t Pages Hosts m At . Dinner Judge and Mrs. E. M Pace were bests at dinner Thursday night at their home on Court street for the pleasure of their elub. Contract bridgewas In play after the dinner hour. The Easter motif was carried exit in the table appointments -aoaoaaaano-a btri'PERIODIC' Fcoals Weakness Ibktjnlnl ItnOrnaOiimJ IT you suffer monthly cramp with accompanying tired. rout. cranky foUng-aue to functional periodic disturboacos try Lydla K-rinlLbssaliVecstsMs Compound to roUove such symptoms. Taken. torooat tne BMBU nnnm Compound fcstp bufld up resis- aurtni J . v.- CI3 ICxIG-FCOT ARUY TVILL TEmS l?Jr or Latilng Sathfaciion Temporary tuiiaa wVJo yen The teufh, 1 1. a oa. Army twtV it by special rocaw moUne if wafar ropooowfaod mtMew resistant. 4-feer alt wit 12 foot cooler. Set up wtft SLEEP IIIG BAGS AU new Material. Three pound of virfi" wol filling:, qailted in a aervkeable duck coyer. 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Wmt mcre.cf life of the.tank. Approved by the Ir 4 w.th Qld f7 ; J American Ga. Association. baffts. save. ,"!VVs - 481 StU SUvSalem S and bouquets of spring flowers were used for decorating. Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Titus of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cuts forth of Gervais, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLellan. Mrvand Mrs. Charles S. McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs. Max Rogers and Judge and Mrs. Page. Lilies Garnish Easter Roast Sometime try carving flowers outa of raw white turnips and golden yellow carrots. They make easy and most effective garnishes for the meat platter. To make white lilies, leave turnips out of refrigerator for a day or two; then pare and cut in thin slices. Roll each slice like a cornucopia, and fasten with a toothpick. A thin strip of carrot may be inserted for the yellow center of the flower. am bwild your tifktfy MtwHd W5 at needed. $17.00 Down CAIIP COTS $5.95, 3.59 .X. large i.e 2777 genuine frame and extra heavy met-, Holds up to H)00 lb. aafely. A National Officer Visits Mrs. Harry H. Power f Aus tin, Texas, .arrived in the capi tal Thursday to make her first official visit, to the Beta Chi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega on the Willamette university- camp us. Mrs. Power came west from Denver and, has been a ffuest of the two other Oregon chapters at Oregon State college and Uni versity of Oregon. i Mrs. Power will be a special guest at the alumnae meeting of Alpha Chi Omega tonight at the North 24th street home of Mrs. Burton A. Myers. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. -Stearne Cushing. Mrs. Homer Richardson and Mrs. 'William DePew. A dessert supper will be served preceding tie meeting and pro gram. ' I ' 1 j': Saturday' night the active members aitd alumnae will gath er for'dinner in the Marine room of the Marfon hotel at 4:30 o' clock to hortor Mrs. Power. 1 Tri-Y Officers , Nominated ) Nominations for new officers in Winifred Heard chapter of Tri-Y are listed as follows: Lu cille Englartd and Margie,Scand ling. president; Jane du Buy, vice president; Jane Schmidt and Pat Powell, secretary Jane Carothers and Phyllis Mode, treasurer; . Delores Lehmain, - Pat Kiese, finance chairman;5Vivian Barham, program; Beverly Jones, social. Elections will b held later. The group is planning a bicycle ride and weinelr roast for its next meeting. v Parrish 7th grade Girl Reserves are planning an Easter egg hunt and weiner roast Friday after- Yea, It's Just plain hamburger bat oh. what It seems to bel Shaped InU on large "steak," it's framed in a border of flaffy poUte, with green tpas and slim, golden carrot strips to give rotor con trast. Marie with the aid of a plank! Glorify Hamburger $ Gocxd Gld Groiind Beef Becomes Quite A Glamorous Dish if Cooked on Plank By Ms sine Buren '. At least, there'.: always ham burger! And nobody needs to be dis respectful to this good old American itandby, because a little beef will go a long way when it becomes hamburger.. Of course we don't recommend the use of entirely strange hamburg er, better to get round; 6teak and grind jt yourself Utan to tru.t a strange butcher. But If you know him. and trust him for other tljfngs, you'll be safe on hamburger.' f Hamburger ran be glorified to almost any height the cook desires. ' Take plank hamburger, for instance: 4 S.-f 7 , Mr. and Mrs. John R. Denbo (Lovena Clark) whosa marriaga took place on April 10. Tho bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Clark and her husband is the son of Mrs. R. R. Denbo cf Louisville, Kentucky. The groom is stationed at Camp Atterbury, Indiana. The couple will live in Salem after his discharge. (McEwan photo). noon after school at the YWCA. The Parrish 9th grade Girl Reserves at their meeting this week voted to assist in the na tional food and clothing drives for the needy in European coun tries. Mrs. Joe Kelly was guest speaker for the meeting of Mar ion Cuthbert chapter of Tri-Y, Wednesday morning. Late in April local Tri-Y mem bers will put on the spring rec ognition scrv it e at Silverton high school, with Mary Reinhart, Jean Doolittle, Shirley Kinnane, and Pat Long arranging the event. The cabinet and choir will take part in the ceremony. PLANKED IIAMBUKfiER STEAK 1 li pounds ground bef 1 teaspoons salt '4 teaspoon pepper a4 cup milk Mashed potatoes Julienne carrots Green peas Combine ground beef, salt, pepper and milk; mix thorough ly. Shape in one large "steak" in center of plank. Around the edge put border of mashed po tatoes half a high as the meat, leaving about '.j inch space be tween meat and potatoes. (This makes tt easier to turn the meat. ) Insert plank in broiler about 2 inches from heat. Broil until r 2L i . '-'-v- A J: Norma Finley Is Engaged SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Finley are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Norma Kinley to Mr. Wayne N. Lovre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lovre all of Silverton. Plans are being made for tha wedding in late spring. Miss Finley. a graduate of tho Silverton high school is a stu dent nurse at Immanuel hospital. Lovre, also a graduate of tho local schools has been in tho navy and is receiving his dis charge this week. meat L brown on one side (8 to 10 minutes). Turn meat; add more potatoes, building them up as high as the meat. Finish broiling until meat is brown on one side (about 8 minutes). Place ring of cooked peas around meat and arrange carrots at four corners of mashed potato border. Serve immediately. PLANK TECHNIQUE If desired, meats may be cook ed almost done before being placed on a plank; then the final browning is done in the broiler. Vegetables are always cooked before they are added to tho plank, unless canned vegetables are used. Care should be taken not to expose the uncovered plank to the direct heat of tho broiler. Mashed potatoes are usually used for a border, and may be put through a pastry tkbo if desired. Using vegetables of con trasting shapes and colors will add to the interest of the plank. OTHER COMBINATIONS Besides the foods used in tho above recipe, hero are a few other combinations that would go very well with the hamburg er steak: ( 1 Mushroom caps, tomato halves, and green beans. (2) Brussels sprout, carrot strips, panfried sweet potato slices. (3) Green pepper halves filled with celery stuffing, sliced beets, cauliflower flowerets. (4) Stuffed whole onions, green peas, julienne carrots. 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Following the evening ban quet the meeting was open to the public and the Veterans hall was filled to capacity for the program. A candlelight memor ial service was put on by tho camp from Albany. Music was furnished by the Wallace Gra ham studios and the Meisinger studios. David O'Hara welcomed the delegation to Salem on be half of the mayor. Greetings were extended by Fred O'Don nell for the Modern Woodman and by Maurice Hudson, past president of the Oregon Fra ternal Congress. Deputies Attend Eleven district deputies were in attendance: Mamie Secoy, Ontario; Gertrude Weiser, Bend; Nellie Redlinger. Portland; Mar ietta Jones, Milton; Katie Fair fax, Portland; Lisa Walker, Medford; Anne Montgomery, Coos Bay; Alice Breedlove. For est Grove; Mabel Miles, Salem, and Sarah Peterson, Salem; Glayds Huff, La Grande. Miss Betty Jean Persons of Albany sang two numbers and Betty Groves of Labish gave a humor ous reading. The Marguerite camp of Portland closed the evening with a fancy drill. The second day's meeting was in charge of Mrs. Sarah Peter son of Salem, state oracle, and handled the business of the ses sion. Mrs. Mamie Secoyl of On tario and Mrs. Sarah Peterson of Salem were elected dele gates to tho national convention to be held in Cincinnati in June, with Mrs. Katio Fairfax of Portland and Mrs. Mabel Miles of Salem elected as alternates. Klamath Falls was chosen as j the next meeting place, with Anne Montgomery of Coos Bay and Mabel Carlson of Portland elected as oracle and recorder. Tho evening meeting was un der the direction of Mrs Arthur Weddle of Salem and consisted of fancy drills, humorous stunts including a double-faced drill from Silverton, and special mu sic provided by tho Meisinger studios. CLUB CALENDAR raioAT Etcrl class. First Baptist Church. Easter Banquet. Que'.t. jt pm. StTVRDAY DAV auxiliary and chapter, octal night, card party, publi invited. p.m. woman' club houn. MONDAY Oregon Stat rollesa mother meet at YWCA. I p.m. Vrw auxiliary no. Ml. I p m . Vrw hall, social and bininen meeting. District No. i Orecon States Nurm aaaocialtoh. with Mas Katherina Arbuthnot. 78 West Main at. Monmouth. S p .m Women of Rotary luncheon. Quelle, 1 p.m. TL'KSDAY Salem Navy Mothers elub, YMCA. t-M covered dish dinner. doubt with which you dealJ When sickness strikes, the skill of the Pharmacist and tho medicines prescribed become equally important. Every pre scription involves the responsibility of expert compounding with medicaments having professional recognition. It is the privilege of this Pharmacy to make available to tho Physician and Patient, a complete stock of Pharmaceuticals, recognized for their uniform potency, purity and efficacy. We compound prescriptions accurately and promptly. Schaefer's Corn Remedy will safely remove any corn or callous. Just aoolv a few drops and the pain instant ly disappears. 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Is j Review Producer Friends and former pupils of I June Hope West will be interest ed to learn of a very successful musical review "Stage One" pro ' duced and directed by her under the professional name of June Hope. The review, costumes and dances for which were or iginal with Miss Hope, was given ' Cul Flowers, Boxed Candy and Cookies Country Fresh Fryers, Bahbils and Eggs Open Weekdays t A.M. to 7:3 PJW. . Sandays t A.M. to 10 and 4 to 73t rM. PARKING LOT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE GREEK SPOT MARKET 520 N. High . JJaodk SPEAKS AT Saturday Nile April 20ih 7:30 p.n. CITY ARIIORY Sunday Afternoon 3:00 p.m. : FIHST BAPTIST CHURCH A Twoiold prescription ResponsaBility A dependable Pharmacy is without a the most important institution Hood's Poison Oak Lotion A quick relief for poison oak. 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