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Here is popular San Jose area way. with it. Melt , two tablespoons butter or margarine in big skillet. Add one cup diced fresh tomatoes, one-half cup celery, one-half cup diced green ppper. one-fourth cup chopped onion, one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon sugar, gener ous dash of Mack pepper; mix well. Wash one bunch fresh broc coli. If stems are large, split them up from base. Place over Vegetable mixture', cover tightly and cook over medium heat un til tender.. 15 or 20 minutes. Place broccoli on dinner plates. Stir one teaspoon cornstarcli in to the vegetables remaining in pant cook until slightly thick ened." Spoon over broccoli. Six servings. Orange Candied Yams Plenty of sweet-tasting yams and sweet. potatoes grown in our part of the country. They're practically a certainty on every .holiday table. Simplest (and many think the very best) way with them is to scrub well and bake in hot oven or in aluminum foil in moderate oven. Fancier way is like this, for each four servings. Wash, four medium -sized sweets or yams and boil in skins tmtil tender. Peel and cut in halves lengthwise. Place In but tered baking dish. Mix together one cup orange juice, one table spoon grated orange peel, one half cup sugar, two tablespoons melted butter. Pour over all. Bake one hour in 3.00 degree oven, basting occasionally. Tangy Appetizer Keep this appetizer recipe handy for frequent use through out holidays when you want a really sturdy appetizer favored by men. This can be molded into any seasonal shape for attractive tray arrangement. Plenty of rrackers and or thin slices of buffet or ice-box rye bread. Soften one-half pound liver wiurst with a fork; blend in one lourth pound, cream cheese, two, tablespoons, prepared horserad ish, one teaspoon minced onion, few drops of tabasco sauce. Mix well and pack into well-oiled molds or shape, with hands; chill thoroughly. Makes about l'j cups or enough for good-size party hoping for some left over J for next day snacking. If you want family smd friends to say "this is the best turkey sandwich I ever ate," the secret is in salting and peppering each indtvidgal sandwich. after you've buttered or mayonnaised the bread, arranged thin- slices of both light ami dark meat gener ously. Whole cranberry sauce alongside and plenty of crunchy celery. ' ' Sprouts With Chestnuts A trejt worthy of. any holiday menu. For the modern cook who dares to be different. Six serv ing. ' Cooko three etips Brussels sprouts about 10 minutes in 2't cups water to which you've add ed three bouillon cubes. Add three medium carrots., juliened (cut in long thin strips), three" siajki of celery, juliened, and one large oiiion. chopped fine. Simmer until all are tender, about 10 minutes. Drain, reserv ing or-hal cup of the liquid. Ccmbine liquid, with three fourths to one cup peeled .and boiled chestnuts, one-half tea spoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon ground black pepper, three ta blespoons batter and one table spoon fresh lemon juice. Add vegetables and simmer three minutes cr so. Rutabagas and Carrots Rutabagas which really are yellow turnips make such good eating when combined with car rots and casseroled like this: Combine 2V4 cups mashed cooked rutabagas, 2'4 cups mashed cooked carrots, two ta blespoons butter, two teaspoons sugar, two teaspoons salt, one eight teaspoon ground black pepper, three tablespoons minced onion and l'j teaspoons fresh lemon juice. Mix lightly until fluffy. Pile in one-quart buttered casserole or two nine-inch pic plates. Sprinkle with one-fourth cup grated sharp Cheddar cheese. Place under broiler to melt cheese. Serve hot. Eight servings. Mincemeat Turnovers. A small amount of pastry and a few spoonsful of mincemeat can be turned into tempting turnovers. If you have leftovers from pie baking, roll pastry out one eighth inch thick and cut into three-inch squares. Put a gener ous tablespoon of mincemeat on each square; fold into triangles and press edges with a fork. Bake in hot oven, 450 degrees, 12 to 15 minutes. Persimmon Pudding People who enjoy the short seasoned, mild tasting, gaily col ored persimmons fresh as a breakfast fruit are the same ones who will enjoy this persimmon pudding. If you're having them fresh, wash, chill and place fruit, stem end down, on serving plate. Cut two crosswise slashes in top and eat the smooth pulp with a spoon. Or fix like this as surprise flavor treat to be served warm, topped with whipped cream, hard sauce or lemon sauce. Six generous servings. Heat oven to 325 degrees. Sift one cup sifted all-purpose flour, one-half teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon soda and three-fourths cup sugar. Peel two large fresh persimmons, mash and put through a sieve. Measure one cup puree and add to sifted flour mixture. Add two well-beaten eggs, one cup milk, one-half tea spoon grated lemon rind and two tablespoons melted butter. Mix well. Turn batter into a well-greased, lightly floured 8x8x2 inch pan. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees. 50 minutes or until done. Cut in squares. Serve as suggested above. Cauliflower Cola Slaw Cauliflower, another glorified member of the cabbage family, goes into this deliciously distinc tive cole slaw certain to cause compliments. Six servings. Wash small head of cauliflow er and separate into flowerettes. Shred on largest section of shred der and combine with one cup diced celery, one-fourth cup chopped onion, one-fourth cup chopped green pepper, two ta blespoon French parsley, one ta blespoon French dressing, one ta- McKay's Committee Lists Expenditures Salem U.Ri A report filed with the secretary of state Mon- ! day said the McKay for Senator Committee spent S188,823 in the unsuccessful campaign to unseat Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.). The Wayne Morse politcial committee, headed by William Berg Jr. of Eugene, reported it spent $87,377. Last week the re elect Wayne Morse Committee reported S87.437 expenses. Other expenses reported to the secretary of state's office in cluded: Roth for Congress Committee, $33,954. Hatfield for secretary of state committee, $23,018. Monroe Sweetland for secretary of state committee, $20,833. The Joint Council of Team sters No. 37 reported a contribu tion of $17,000 to the Demo cratic party. Ministers Slate Four-Day Session A ministers convention will start Thursday, Nov. 22, at the Fire Baptized Holiness church, 367 Normal ave., Ashland, and continue through Sunday. Fifteen ministers and 50 oth ers are expected to be in attend ance. The convention will start at 10 a.m. Thursday and meet ings will be held that day at 2 and 7:30 p.m. On Friday and Saturday. Bible question and an swer sessions will be conducted at the church from 8 a.m. until noon and from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Evangelistic services will be held each evening. An all-day meeting Sunday will conclude the convention. Franklin Palmer, pastor of the Ashland church, said the public is invited to attend all of the meetings and free meals will be served. RECEPTION FOR BAR London (U.R) Queen Eliz abeth will hold a reception for the American Bar Association in the garden of Buckingham Palace next July 29. Palace of ficials announced today. blespoon mayonnaise, one-half teaspoon salt and one-eighth tea spoon ground black pepper. Toss lightly. Poultry Stuffing Uses Many find it convenient and flavor-satisfying to use the ready - prepared, pre - seasoned, toasted or corn bread poultry stuffing mixes on the market to day. Interesting thine is that they are kept handy not only for poul try stuffing but for tisn stuning, for usine in meat loafs, as top pings on meat pies, for casseroles and to add flavor and texture interest to tossed green salads. For poultry stuffing variation, you can add walnuts, chopped ripe olives, chopped chicken liv ers, mushrooms. Pacific oysters or any other preferred ingredient. On The Side By E. V. CURLING (Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.) It was Marie de Medici who started the Paris park and ave nue which is now the Champs Elysees. That was in the early part of the 17th century. It was also Marie de Medici and her staff of Florentines who taught the French how to cook and in structed them in table manners. The latter included the use of the fork. Before that the French ate with their fingers. Rings Most French husbands wear wedding rings. However, this does notseem to decrease their enthusiasm for flirtatious inter vals with females other than their wives ... A Frenchman likes to start the day off with a stimulating alcoholic drink. One of the busiest periods in the Paris bars is that between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. Please Note Bernard Shaw's play "Le Pro fession de Madame Warren" (Mrs. Warren's Profession") is a long run hit in Paris. However, the profession of Mrs. Warren Is no longer practiced in Paris in the manner she practiced it. Such establishments have been definitely closed by the police. Tile females with love for sale now parade the boulevards. On the Champs Elysees it is very difficult to distinguish these women from other feminine strollers. Many of the young women offering companionship for a price are elegantly attired even to the point of featuring mink coats. Some lead stylishly clipped poodles on a leash. Their approach to a prospective patron is extremely discreet and if they are rebuffed they take it gra ciously saying, "Au revoir, mon sieur." Night Clubs There are a few night clubs in Brussels featuring undressed females but this type of enter tainment is not particularly pop ular here. The Belgians believe a woman wearing clothes is much more attractive and can have as much sex attraction as one without clothes. In that I agree. When unattired a woman reveals some physical features which might better be con cealed. As for example her knees which are the ugliest part of the average female's figure. Briefly Many shops here in Europe are operated by man and wife. The wife is usually very active. She gets billing in the firm name. As for example: "Mr. and Mme. Blauve-Pharmacie" . . . Coffee is the national drink of Belgium. Eighty per cent of the people seen at a sidewalk cafe will be drinking coffee . . . Brus sels was enemy-occupied for eight vears during World Wars I and" II. In World War I the Germans occupied the city from 1914-1918. In World War II from May, 1940, to Sept. 3, 1944. Asides Brussels is gay in the after noon as well as at night. There are innumerable the "dansants." Many playful wives are said to be among the patrons of these places . . . Ostend is 77 miles from Brussels. It is, as you know, primarily a summer seaside re sort but the gambling casino is open there all years round. Calm People There is very little heart trou ble in Holland. This has been attributed to the fact that most Hollanders ride many miles daily on bicycles. May be some thing to that. However, I believe the reason the Hollanders rarely suffer from heart trouble is be cause of their calm demeanor. And their fondness for taking it easy in their homes after a hard day's work. Tunnel The tunnel under the Meuse river at Rotterdam is similar to the Lincoln Tunnel under the North river, Manhattan, in some j respects. However, this remark-1 able piece of Dutch engineering ; has four sections; two for vein-; cles, one for cyclists and one for ; pedestrians. It is free. It is 6,136 I feet in length. O o Tuesday. 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