The Oregon statesman., March 22, 1956, Page 8, Image 8

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Asian Dishes to Be
Found at Malonpaki
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Malrtmalj Want' fitllur
Jinii't if (iuiiiiail if Jon lliiil ytiuiu'll Invited lo a iiinlimpukl
inme nl llune ii.tt, tr llu-y re iul popular In ciri ) where
( Amp I lit (iirti tfikf their projwtn wnmiily. A nwilntipi.kt l the
Camp l ire (iiil' u nion of an Ain puity. and Hie word I ruined
from the names of Mvetal roiiiitilei in mlilih the Ciili are ton
rerning llieiriM Ivel thl year, ' Ma' fomei from I'.iii ina, '"Ion"'
from Ceylon, "pokl" from I'akintan with the "p" and the "I" doing
duulile duly a I tie rhillpine Inland, No one word leenu lo fit
the iiluaiion like tint very exotic sounding one, Invented for the
eeiflMon,
Thew Asiatic parties which will be given soon by the glrli
are to be In fulfillment of ihelr Birthday Honor, planned In com
memoration of the 40th anrnvemary of the foumJini of the organ!
fation. and part of the Camp Kire Girl project J'lant Seeds , , ,
Jteap friendxhlp.
To ln the honor, a girl mut, with others of her group,
awmlile vegetolle seeds, package them, put a symbolic demgn
on the bag, a meimaee Inmde, and mail them to the central agency
handling the gifts of vegetable seeds to Auatic countries.
COOK I)fS1l S
As a second requirement, they learn lo prepare dinhes uing
several of the vegetables according to custom In the four rountriei.
Third requirement Is to plan and prepare supper using those
dishes as a feature, Evening's entertainment appropriately chonen
Is aNo included In the requirement.
Now as cooking of Burma, Ceylon, rukittan and The Philip
pines in't such as Is tinted In every (or even any) cookbook
likely to be on the book shelf at home, the girls aie somewhat
low in culinary Inspiration, The planning of such a meal Is really
quite a problem, for In all our recipe books, we find none exclu
sively from the first three, though the Thillppines poes somewhat
less of a problem.
However if you do accept the Invitation, you may be served
one of the following recipes as given out by the Girl Scout Head
quaiters: Vegetable Curry from Burma, Stuffed Onions from
Ceylon, Khoa, a cheese deswrt from Pakistan, and Pork and
Cabbage from the Philippines,
The vegetable curry sounds good, except you'll have to guest
at the amounts if you don't have scales,
KIN Till HIV YWET
(Vegetable Curry, Burma)
1 li pound onions 1 or I fresh tomatoes
1 or 2 cloves garlic ' 2 ounces cooking oil
' U pound potatoes Curry powder
',4 pound string beans
Mash finely chopped onions and garlic together. Heat oil, add
onion-garlic mixture and curry powder to taste when oil is hot.
Add diced potatoes, beans and tomatoes. Add water until desired
thickness is obtained, boil until vegetables are tender.
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Exchange Student Guest Speaker
The Kelzer Lloni' Auxiliary mrt
Turiday evening, at the home of
the preiident, Mn. Jamei Morley.
Mri. Earl Rrmpcl was co hoitcsi.
Cunt ipeakrr Mini Sierld
Bruhl, European exchange itudrnt.
She told ui that there are (30
foreign atudrnti who are thii year
tudytng In the United State, and
that - like number are living
abroad from the United State.
Among the tntereiting Incident!
the related were the facti that
a family owning two automobiles
would be considered wealthy In
Western Germany, her homeland,
and that a whole village may con
tain only two automobiles.
In Germany, only eight years of
schooling la common, as high school
students have to pay tuition. Most
people cannot afford to pay the
tuition, nor are there jobs which
the young people desiring to con
tinue, may find, to help support
nd pay far their expense.
The president appointed nomi
nating committee including Mrs.
Uorley, Mrs. Walter Keckter, Mrs.
Gordon Bresiler, Mrs. John Coonv
Irr, Mrs. Hay Larky and Mrs. Otto
Yunker. -
Announcement wai made of the
Uons Auxiliary spring board meet
ing, which will be held In I'ortlond
on April 11 at the Eduewater
Country Club.
The cake sale held each year on
the Saturday before Hauler will
be held as usual this year.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Otto Yunker,
with Mrs. Ben liigashl as co-hostess.
There will be a plant sale
with bulbs, plants or seeds to be
donated.
Students Officers
In Living Group
CORVALUS Four Salem stu
dents, Janet Bohnstedt, Mary
Schwalen, Sally Schwalrn, and
Ray Conder, have been elected
to officer posts of their cooper
ative living groups at Oregon
State College.
Miss Bohnstedt wis elected
corresponding secretary of Jame
son house, women's cooperative.
Miry Schwalen was elected
second vice president and Sally
was elected recording secretary
of Jameson house.
Conder was elected sergeant-at-arms
of Hawthorne Manor,
men's cooperative.
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