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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1952)
Scotts Mills Woman Takes Garden Show Sweepstakes; Keizer Club Best in Division f - ... By LXLLIE L.MADSEN i Garden Editor, TJe SUtwnu . , SCOTTS MILLS Wanda Edlund president of the Utility and Beauty Garden Club, Scotts Mills, took sweepstakes at the annual cummer flower show sponsored by the club and held at the Scott Mills gymnasium Wednesday afternoon and evening. More than 200 people attended the event. ' Keizer Garden Club, with an arrangement of pink and purple gladioli on a background of deep ocean blue, won first in the garden club division depicting ocean scenes. Canby Garden Club, with an arrangement of garden vegetables combined with drift wood, gladioli and dahlias, was the blue ribbon winner in the Ocean activities division for garden clubs. Other garden clubs entering, re ceiving second and- third prizes were Audbon Garden Club, Lab ish Meadows, Colton Hilltop Gar den Club and Mt Angel Garden Club. Gervals Garden Club had a beautiful arrangement of summer flowers but did not place as it failed to designate a subject In keeping with the general theme of the show: "The Seashore." 187 Entries In Shew A total of 187 entries, were made, with 45 gardeners entering In the open class. 14 in the juniors and six garden clubs. Lucile Cran- g ll won both the horticulture and arrangement Trl-color prizes In the open classes, the former being won on a tuberous begonia and the latter on a driftwood ar rangement. Betty Stoneking was the Junior trl-color prize winner on horticultural exhibits and Bar bara Groshong on arrangements. The show contained a number of fine entries in both' arrange ment and horticultural divisions. Attracting considerable attention In the arrangement division was one depicting "Red Sails In the Sunset," with the exhibitor, Mrs. Laverne Olsen, using a red cocks v comb in a "sunset" red container. This was Mrs. Olsen's first year at entering exhibits .In a flower show, and she captured the novice blue ribbons. .. A. double-flowered, purple Af rican violet, entered by Mrs. Paul ine Swartout, a lavender colored Achimines, and an Autumnal fuchsia, both entered by Mrs. : Wanda Edlund were fine in their division. first Prize Winners First prize winners Included: Arrangements large driftwood, Lucille Crandall; small driftwood, Mrs. Joe Henny, Brooks: dried, Mrs. Maurice Buxton; Seabird, H. Anderson; salt water fish, Mrs. .Henny; song title, Syldma Schmidt: Pacific Sunset. Mrs. Ed' lund; miniature, under three ln- ches, Mrs. Edlund; miniature over three inches, Mrs. Henny; sea shell arrangement over 8 Inches, H. An derson; low arrangement, Pauline Edwards; floating arrangement, Nora Thayer; with driftwood flg- tierine, LI la Brougher; marine globe. Hazel Wolfer; nautical con tainer, Mrs. Harold Bigham; Jap anese float, Mrs. Henny; novice arrangement, Laverne Olsen. Horticulture division: Rose, Mrs. , Jack Hennings; roses, group, Ma rie Newell; dahlia, single sped- man. Mrs. F. C Little: collection of dahlias, Mrs. Henny; tiger lily, Mrs. Maurice Buxton; gladiolus, single specimen, Jack Oudian; gladiolus, collection. Opal Jones; water lilies, Nora Thayer; tuber ous begonias, single entry, Mrs. B. B. Barnes; begonias, collection, Lucile Crandall; pansles, Mrs. Thayer; violas, Sylvia Burls; fuch sias, three sprays, Mrs. Barnes; fuchsias, spedman, and fuchsia, collection, Mrs. Edlund; trailing fuchsias. Fern Birth. Potted plants: African violet, Pauline Swarthout; potted Fuch sia, Mrs. Swarthout; cactus, Marie Newell; coleus, Mrs. Hennings; baby tears, Sylvia Berth; Ivy ger annlum, Sylvia Barth. Junior division: Toy arrange ments, Barbara Henny, Russell Nelson and Alice Edwards; fish basket, Leone Gainer and Russell Nelson; shell arrangement, Sylvia Bath; other arrangement, Barbara Groshong. Horticulture, Betty Stoneking. Summertime Dessert Gives Refreshment Ambrosia, the delightful combi nation of fresb oranges and shred ded coconut, is appropriately named. According to the diction ary, the word ambrosia means 'food for the gods', and home makers who serve this dish agree that the meaning is true. At one time, Ambrosia was a traditional dessert served at only the most important holiday dinners throughout the South. Now its popularity has spread throughout the country and it is served year- around in all parts of America as ' ed in. Ambrosia Salad, 11 as wen as Am brosia Dessert, . v - i " - The basic recipe for Ambrosia requires 6 oranges, V cup powder, ed sugar, and cup shredded co conut. Peel and slice the oranges into cartwheel shapes. Arrange orange slices on Individual plates and sprinkle with sugar and coco nut .... or' arrange slices in two layers in a serving dish, sprinkle half the sugar and coconut over each layer. If you prefer smaller pieces of orange, cut each slice into about four chunks, making bite-size pieces. This basic recipe serves six. j As a variation of the ever-popular basic Ambrosia, j alternate slices of bananas with orange slic es on each plate. Then! top with sugar and coconut. Another popu lar combination is orange ambro sia with chunks of pineapple toss- ' For summer treat; serve Ambrosia Sundaes. Turn your kit chen into a soda fountain and whip up this refreshing delicacy in a Jiffy. Just peel and slice several oranges, cutting each slice into four to six chunks for easy eating. Mix in sugar and coconut as you did for Ambrosia. Then spoon this flavorful combination over dishes of ice cream. " . You can dress up custard or vanilla pudding with this Ambro sia sundae mixture. A topping of this plain custard win take on a 'compay look as well as becom ing more flavorful and nutritious. The fighting English guards de served the name "hpefitm " They seldom ate vegetables and ineir cuets included very little bread and few fruits. Beef, pork, and lamb were often served at a single meaL The Statesman, golem, Oregon, Friday. August 1, 18527 Problem Pieces Washed Now Ideal weather for drying laun dry outdoors . is sunny, ' dry and breezy. So at this time of year many homemakers tackle the big heavy pieces like quilts, heavy bedspreads, shag rugs, draperies, thick robes or pillows. These are special laundering problems, whether done by hand, non-automatic or automatic washers, household equipment specialists of the U. S. Department of Agricul ture say. Any woman who has washed them by hand knows how awkward and heavy they are to handle and lift Much effort. Is saved by mach ine-washing, but even with an automatic, you need to stand by and give the machine some help by hand. Pillows, because ! they hold air, tend to float on top of the water and need to be pushed down by hand to be washed thoroughly. The other large pieces need to be distributed during washing and rinsing so that the load is well-balanced for the ma chine to wash and rinse thorough ly. Most automatic washers now adays can be hand-controlled for such Jobs. Others are not suited to laundering these problem pieces. The Experiment Station reports that shag rugs and feather pillows proved particularly difficult to wash in agitator and pulsator types of automatics. j jtiorfl, 7tf - Serve rt m 0,UND-THB-CWOCK fnoy this orange-rich beverage round-the-clock I Each can contains the concentrated uice of 6 to 8 "California Juice oranges. Rich In Orange flavor and color. Cotti leu than oronge uice I Requires no re frigeration. Makes a full delicious quart. Gel ft from your grocer's shelf. Send for FXE pomphfef tl 2 DeKcfeus Recpei". AdoVeu befow i I ! 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