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S-Se. D-SWttmin, Salem. Oregon, Wed., March 2, 1955 Last Fling 4T t? Baking Apples Soon to Give Way To Early Greens, Bake Awhile Yet ' . By MAXINE BUREN rJ . i.- . Statesman Woman's Editor . f it, . Better get your last licks in on baked apples, it wont be much longer that they'll be on the market for baking. There : are several varieties still crisp and hard enough for good baking, but as soon as the first spring green ones appear we'll be throw-; lng winter-time recipes to the wind, and be serving applesauce time after time. . j . ij ; It takes a little talent for good apple baking' we think. , Plenty of sugar and a good deal of time devoted to loving care : are two important factors in successful baked apples. Fill them with most anything, but baste frequently and cook quickly in plenty of syrup and the apples will make delicious desserts or. main dish accompaniments. ; i , Centers might be filled with raisins, glace fruits left from Christmas cake baking, nuts, brown or white sugar, orange mar- , ' malade or mincemeat Chopped up dried fruits apricots,, pears, ; prunes or figs, make good fillings for the apples too. t L To make them just a bit out of the ordinary, fry baking the apples as usual, then when well done, sprinkle heavily with but tered cake crumbs and put under the broiler to brown. Or glaze the tops with orange marmalade. - ,' Here's an interesting. variation; of-baked apples that-makes a nice company dessert: - . : ; v APPLES BOUEGEOISE ; I 6 peeled apples Candied Fruit Light syrup Cream filling ' Almonds or macaroon crumbs Cut apples once across lengthwise and remove cores. Cook in light syrup until soft, put cut side up into r heat-proof serv : ing dish. Fill core cavity with mixed candied fruits and coat tops with a layer of regular cream pie filling. Sprinkle with chopped almonds or macaroon crumbs and then with granulated sugar ; and glaze in hot oven or under broiler. . . i Here is another baked apple recipe to use as a garnish for meats: i BAKED APPLES PAYSANNE 6 baking apples teaspoon grated lemon rind x 3 tablespoons butter , W teaspoon cinnamon j f 3 tablespoons sugar Pineapple slices j Core apples and cut a strip or peeling off the top of each. Blend butter and sugar,1 lemon and cinnamon and fill cavities . : with this. Arrange each apple on a piece of pineapple in a bak- xlng dish. Bake 35 minutes in a moderate oven. Remove apples i and pineapple slices with a spatula to the platter arranging around the roast Serve either hot or cold. ( I Annual Speech Contest Held Salem Toastmistress, held its annual speech contest at the Golden Pheasant Thursday. Toast mistress for the evening was Miss Amanda Anderson. Judges were Mrs.' Murco Ringnalda, Mrs. James Tindall, Mr. Stewart Leek and Mrs. Emerson Teague. . . Guests included Mrs. Lillian Carleson, Mrs. Billie Jean Briggs, Miss Nancy Teague,. Mrs. Claud Jorgenson, . Mrs. Stewart Leek, Mrs. Freda Cherrington and Mrs. Louis Neuman. Speakers were Miss Constance Weinman; Mrs. Kay Bums, and Mrs. Eugene Blush, who won the speech contest. Tellers were Mrs. Don .Madison, Mrs. A. J. Ullman and Mrs. Rob ert Morrow. Cbotiette Club Sews ' The Cootiette Club was enter , tained Friday night at the home of Mrs. Ora Furlough. During the evening the members completed twelve pairs of pajamas for the Tuberculosis hospital. The club also voted to buy a pair of shoes for a patient at the hospital. Mrs. Myrtle Tripp and Mrs. Eileen Holweiger, both grand officers, attended the meeting. A guest was Mrs. Fern McNaUv of the . Corvallis club. Mrs. Louella Ban nister . and Mrs. Faye Simpson took home made cakes to the Tu berculosis hospital. The March 11 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Carter- on Fair view Avenue. v Friendship Shrine UD, White Sonne of Jerusalem will bold a stated meeting and ceremonial Saturday night at the Scottish Rite Temple at 8 p.m. ; r K I J x Art Group Slates Meet The West Central Oregon Art Association, j including Benton, Linn, Polk and Marion Counties, will bold its March meeting Satur day,' at the Jefferson High School, Jefferson. The speaker will be Miss Ruth E. Halvorsen, supervisor of art for the Portland Public Schools. Her topic , will bei"BuI letin Boards, Speedball Lettering Miss Lovedy Burkholder is presi dent of the group. Mis Evelyn Zem licka will be the coordinator for the meeting an dthe social committee includes Miss Helen Caywood and Miss Ruby Wind. , I Parties Planned By Chapter ! The jewel pin ceremony for Mrs. Lawrence Baer and Mrs. Walter Martin, nev? members, was held at the : Monday night meeting of Gamma chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the home of Mrs. Orville Schultze. Miss Audra Garbarina was the co-hostess. ! I Plans were made for the mad batter's party to be held March's; for ;the sister chapter. Beta Sigma. , On the committee are Mesdames Roland Weibe, Robert Sandstrom, Orville Schultze,. Raymond Hous ley and Lawrence Baer. Further' plans were made for the! square dance and box social on March 18. The chapter sent a check; to the Crippled Children's Hospital in Eu gene, the money raised from the group's phUantropic projects. . '. it SHERIDAN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of Port Orford, formerly of Sheridan, have an nounced the engagement of their daughter Bonnie, to Harry Reeder of Dayton. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Wallace, a former Oregon State college stu dent, is employed in Portland. Mr. Reeder will graduate in June from Oregon State. ' Mrs. Beauford Flatman (Beverly Roberts), whose .wedding took place Feb. 26 at the home of her par- , nts, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel . Roberts at I Lyons. The . groom is the son i of Mr. , and Mrs. Dewy Flatman of ; Mill City. The couple will live in Staytonl. Beverly Roberts, Mr. Flatman Wed LYONS Miss Beverly Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roberts, Lyons Route one, be came the bride of Beauford Flat- man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Flatman of Mill City, at a home wedding Saturday afternoon, Feb, 26 at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Noble Streeter from the Presby terian Church in Mill City read ing the ceremony. For her wedding the bride chose a daffodil yellow afternoon dress of, Irish linen land wore corsage of pale yellow roses. Miss Shirley Mohler of Lyons, bridesmaid, wore a blue knit suit with corsage of. white roses. Donald Flatman of . Molalla stood as best man for his brother. Immediately following the cere mony a reception was held, with Mrs.; Harlan Bones of Silverton, aunt of - the bride, cutting the cake. Mrs. Donald Flatman of Molalla. poured and Charles Rob erts, brother of the bride, passed the guest book. After a short wedding trip, the couple will be at home in Stay ton,1 where Mrs. Flatman will fin ish her school year as a senior at Stayton High School. Among the ! guests attending the f wedding were C. W. Barr, great-great-uncle of the bride, Mrs. J. M. Bones, grandmother of bride from Turner, Sam P. Roberts, grandfather of the. bride from Paradise,: California. The bride was the honor guest at a shower held at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Roberts, Thursday evening with Mrs. George Huffman and Mrs. Burl Smith as hostesses. Oregon Women In Washington Two Oregon women Republican leaders will take part in the Board of Directors meeting of the National Federation of Republi can Women on March L, 2 and 3 in Washington. They are Mrs. Roy T. Bishop of Portland, third vice-president of the NFRW and Mrs. Harry Palladay of Portland, who will serve as a proxy for Mrs. Clark McCall ' of i Salem, president of the Republican Wo men's Federation of Oregon. The two Oregon women will be received at the White House and will meet with top GOP Congres sional and Administration lead ers to discuss the role the women of the nation will play in shaping ivio-9o puuucai opinion. , Mrs. Bishop was elected third vice-president at the Federation's eighth biennial convention last fall in Los Angeles. She will be sworn in during special inaugural ceremonies at the March session. Bride-elect Honored WLLLAMINA Miss Carol Schu kar, bride-elect of Merle McGilL was honored with a bridal show er given by Mrs. Bill Barrett and Mrs. Bud Schukar at the Frank Barrett home. Guests were Mrs. O. D. Purdom, Mrs. Mildred Carl son, Miss Sarah Peer, Miss Myra Welch of Grand Ronde; Mrs. Wal ter Sohrweid, Mrs. Bob McGill hand Mrs. O. K. Aldrich of Sheri dan; Mrs. Charles Gustafson of Waldport; Mrs. Jack BisseL Mrs. Walter Maner, Nancy McCann, Mrs. Roy Carlson, Jeauette Carl son, Mrs. Del Lams on, Mrs. John Haake, Mrs. Merle NewbilL Mrs. Earl Dickey. Myrna Dickey, Mrs. Douglas Schlatter, Mrs. Emil KJuth, Mrs. George Lambert, Mrs. Darrell Barrett, Joyce Lambert, Mrs. Clarence Schukar and Mrs, Frank Barrett , Aurora The public Is invited to a box social given by the Au rora Community club. The social will be held March 11, at 8 p.m. in the American Legion halL There wity be cards and entertain- menu i - SWEGLE Honored at a show er Friday night was Mrs. Verip Klampe at the home of Mrs. C. E. Johnson on Tierra Drive. Honor ing Mrs. Klampe were Mrs. W. Garrison, Mrs. Robert Reeves, Mrs. W. A. Rickman, Mrs. Bern ard Focht, Mrs. Arthur. Masters. Mrs. E. F. Rowland, .Mrs. Max Hensen, Mrs. Fredric, Smalley, Mrs. J. Tipton, Mrs. Leonard Yap nell and co-hostess. Mrs. Leonard Udom. i Twin Sweater Dance Planned The Garnet Knight Y-Teens group have planned a twin sweat er dance called "Twin Spin" for March JS. The girls made over $20 on their home-made -candy sale several weeks ego' at Willamette University. . . Barbara Bostrack, Bev Ham- man and Jan Gillespie reported on the Y-Teens conference held Feb ruary 19. A white elephant sale was the highlight of -their meet ing. Church Group at Swink Home MIDDLE GROVE Mrs. Leslie Swink was hostess to the Women's Society of .World Service at her home on Fletcher Road. Mrs. Harry Wilson, president, 4ed the study A iMew Approach to In dia." Mrs. Arthur Gooden. Mrs, Melvin Van Cleanver and Mrs. D. Mi Duval were guests. Project for March is the sav ing of Lincoln pennies for Ken tucky mission and finishing a quilt for the needy. Mrs. Law rence Hammer will be hostess March 23, when the annual elec tion of officers, will be held. Brooks Garden dub met Thurs day at the home of ilrs. 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