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By Baa Gardaoe
My grandmother had a won
derful taa wagon. It waa a ahlny
dark wooden aifalr with a re
movable glass
and wood tray
top and a shelf
below. She kept
it polished and
oiled and when
we visited her
oo a holiday
wa took turns
maneuvering it
in and around
the parlor for
company taa.
Laden with
home - made
goodie i, a
steaming tea pot placed safely
on an asbestos pad, it rolled eas
ily on large rubber tired wheels.
For many years those fine tea
wagons practically disappeared
from the American home. Mod
ern hostesses, pressed for space,
did not want a piece of furniture
that served only for an occasion
al afternoon tea and stood un
used for the rest of the time.
The lines of the tea wagon did
not match with modern decor
and where could you find a va
cant corner in a compact little
kitchen for a tea wagon?
However, a few years ago the
old tea wagon began to regain
favor with young hostesses. All
shined up and streamlined, it
is now serving many purposes
in contemporary entertaining. A
short time ago I was surprised
to find an ancient tea wagon
of an even earlier era than my
grandmother's covered with
a bright coat of red paint and
being wheeled about a large liv
ing room for the serving of
drinks and snacks.
After that I noticed some
lightweight serving tables on
wheels which bore a faint re
semblance to the tea wagon but
were much simpler and mora
like a table.
Entertainme nt Help
The hostesses who are always
on the lookout for serving aids
ar those who do not have full
time servant) and want help in
cutting down their work. This
leaves them more time to spend
with their guests. f
For general family use to
day, there ar several com
bination tables and bet tray
anita. The tables resemble the
Id tea wagons nly in having
tw levels, attep surf see and
a bottom shelf, and wheels t
roll the food unit ins a ream.
Ia gleaming metal with trim
Unas the contemporary wa
gens have streamlined handle,
and a top that la mad f ra
! dlant heat glass. Tea plug la
aa eleetrleat wire and the top
will heat up t 20 degrees
I F. and keep dishes warm for
i th entire tim f the aaeaL
Tho lower shelf of tho wagoa
la not electrified and eaa bo
ased for cold salads.
With the new waaon a moth
er can servo her whole table of
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family and guests without get
ting up to go into th kitchen.
Second or third course dishes
can be kept on th bottom shelf
and exchanged for used plates
as th meal progresses.
Far larger parties there Is
a taffes table with tw drop
leaves a either side of th
radiant heat glass and the
gfr maea more sarfae room
for dishes.
The very last word in serving
units with multiple uses is on
my grandmother would have ap
plauded for versatility. It Is a
combination aid table, hot tray,
stove and room heater.
. The device consists of a stand
that comes up to anarch at hand
level, making it easy to carry
about the room. Inside this me
tal arch is a radiant glass heat
tray which can be kept vertical
in a corner of the room and heat
ed from 200 to 350 degrees F.
as a portable room heater.
By turning the tray to a hori
ozntal position you have a small
table and you can plug in the
wire and turn the heat to 350
degrees F. for cooking a meaL
Lowering the heal, you have a
warming device to keep the food
at just the right temperature
until you want to eat it By let
ing th tray cool off, you have
a side table for cold .dishes.
This unit seems an ideal one
for a small cabin or country
home where electricity is the on
ly thing available for heating
and cooking.
In addition to the anita that
eaa be ased aa tables, there
. ar several smaller trays wish
rubberb urn per legs or legs of
aluminum to match the tray
handles. These have the ra
diant glsss heat as well aa the
convenience of being easy to
as for a bed tray wish Just
enough heat to keep thlnrs
warm. All the electrical units
ran oa AC.
Non-Heating Unit .
If you are not interested in
the wagons with the heating un
its, there are many for serving
food and drinks at room temper
ature. On bar wagon also
good for non - alcoholic drinks
is a three - tiered affair with
metal frame and glass shelves.
The bottom one is a detachable
tray.
For a handy drink and snack
server, the new ferrla wheel
device Is attractive and con
venient It is a wheel-shaped
anbt with alternating rows of
glasoe and blng dlshos.
Th ferris wheel I placed
. within aa arch frame of metal
and can be carried about eas
ily. Ta turn it th way a cir
cus wheel turns.
Several variations of th de
volving server and glass dish
holders in many shapes are be
ing shown for early summer en
tertaining. You will also find
many arrangements of glass
trays and relish dishes which can
be used together or separately.
(Copyright. I960.
Gooorol TatUiaa Corporation)
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lurvey f
Martinez, Calif., are the parents of
a daughter, born March 7. The
mother is the former Marjorl
Poindextor who attended school In
Salem. Her mother is with nor
now, and will remain a month.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Polndaxter of falam and Mr.
and Mrs. Hal W. Lurvey of Seat
tle. This is th LurvaVs sesond
child, they hava a daughter Thais
Ruth, on year old.
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but . . w lore birds. However, wa
think when Q woodpecker starts knocking'
oo our bedroom wall of an early morning,
that't getting a bit too personal.
Cool drink . . . Anyone who has tried
to syphon gasoline out of four neighbor's
cars before he can get more than one good
mouthful from any one, will know what we
mean when we wonder how many calories
to a gulp of gasoline. No wonder we failed
to lose weight last week, if the caloric con
tent is high.
Dumb fffilmrris ... Our doer must
be very smart, he doesn't respond to ours
ery word with a wistful or a happy whimper
like the dogs always do on the radio, he just
does what we tell him to Instead. ' f
And speaking ... of radio programs, if
not
if you haven't heard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
0;leman in their charming program on jfrl
day nights, you're missed something ery
pleasant She, in this series anyway, cojjnes
up to our standard of what kind of a wife; he
should have, and sounds like Just as nice a
.person as he. . . . Maxlne Biiren
Faculty Women to Meet
Th Center street home of Mrs.
Roy M. Lockenour will be the
scene of the monthly tea meeting
of th. Willamette university Fac
ulty Women's club on Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Al
fred Sheets heads the hostess com
mittee and assisting are Mrs. El
mer O. Berg, Mrs. Earl T. Brown,
Mrs. M. L. Conn, Mrs. Ruane B.
Hill, Mrs. M. Humphreys, Mrs.
Arne S. Jensen, Mrs. S. B. Laugh
lin, Mrs. John C Paulus, Mrs.
AMITY Mr. ag Mrs. Fraak
Chambers honored their twin
daughters, Candle tenor and
Cassandra Leslie, with a party,
celebrating their first birthday on
February 28. Guests were: Phil
lip Schroeder, Kay Johnson and
Gary Van Otten with their moth
ers, j
Mrs. Carl E. Nelson, president eg
the Salem General hospital auxll-
!
Ralph E. Purvine and Mrs. Chester
Stackhouse.
lary, w&l open her home on West
LaffaQe street to auxiliary j mem
bers for the regular monthly! meet
ing Tuesday morning at 10 a. m.
Plans will be made for the annual
spring membership drive.
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Fifteen states Minnesota,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska! Mis
souri, Illinois, Ohio, Kansas,! North
Dakota, Michigan, Indiana, South
Dakota, Oklahoma, California and
Washington produce 83 per cent
of the national butter supply.
CostumesFcafurc !j
Of Austria Student
Concert Tuesday:
Thirty-on . costumed studcats
from Austrian universities will
present Merry Scenes from Aus
tria,' dances and songs, at Wil
lamette; university Tuesday at
pjn, in Waller hall
Sponsored by the international
Relations club and the Associated
Students of Willamette, the color
ful event win be open to th pub
lic with tickets st the door.
Among th colorful dances Is
th achuhplattlcr, th humorous
slap dance in which th dancers
vigorously smack and kick them
selves and their partners. A pro
fusion orfolk songs and yodels in
cluding th mn-tin asm A
ImunirL Ooen th Window' wrri Ko
sung to th accompaniment of th
naxp, huw, guiuir ana acconuon,
The troupe's authentic costumes
have been loaned by th provincial
museums of Austria. .
Th musical show Is on an
eight-months tour of th United
States for international goodwill.
It Includes 14 girls and 17 boys, all
students and teachers. T
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