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SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
In observance of National Beauty Salon
week, which opens today, memberi of
Rogue Valley unit, Oregon Beauticiam' as
ociation, viiited nuriing homei of the area
lait Sunday to give permanent waves and
hair seta tor women patients. Pictured her
at Rouge Valley Nursing home are
(left to right) Mrs. Ann Ruxyan, Mrs. Chris
tine Rose, chairman of arrangements for
the week here, and Mrs. Dorothy Totten
with Mrs. Jenny Waldon, patient at the
home.
Meat Loaves Set Theme for Valentine Meal
contribute to one-half hours for the loaf.
Garnish with pimiento "ar
rows, if desired. Six to
eight servings.
Just when mid-winter mo.
rale needs a boost, along
comes February with plenty
of opportunities for sprucing
up meals.
On Valentine's day take
your cue from the romantic
hearts and flowers theme.
Home economist Reba Staggs
suggests setting the scene
with a main course of Valen
tine Meat Loaves. It's the
extra touches that make a
special meal.
The only difference be
tween these and the usual
meat loaf is that they're bak
ed in heart-shaped salad
molds instead of the regular
loaf pan. When the little
loaves have baked, unmold
them and "pierce" with pi
miento strip "arrows."
You'll find them quick to
prepare for they bake just
25 minutes. This meat loaf
recipe is deliciously seasoned
by adding fresh pork sau
sage, Worcestershire sauce
and onion to the ground beet.
Grated carrots
texture variety.
One and one-half pounds
ground meat; one-half pound
fresh pork sausage; one-half
cup grated carrots; one tea
spoon salt; one-fourth teas
poon pepper; one tablespoon
Worcestershire sauce; one-
fourth cup chopped onion;
two eggs, slightly beaten. Pi
miento, if desired.
Combine ground beef,
pork sausage, carrots, season
ings, Worcestershire sauce,
onion and eggs. Mix thorough
ly. Pack into heart-shaped
molds or a 9x5-lnch loaf pan.
Bake in a moderate oven
(350 degrees) 25 minutes for
the small molds or one and
Roxy Ann HEC
Meeting Set
Roxy Ann Home Economics
club will meet Wednesday,
February 13 at 8 p.m., In the
home of Mrs. Mabel Chris
tiansen, 504 West Jackson
street. Cohostess will be Mis.
Roy Burchficld.
Many Are Unaware
They Have Glaucoma
New York - fUPII - Half of
the 1,315,000 Americans who
have glaucoma don't know it,
the National Society for the
Prevention of Blindness re
ports. Glaucoma, which eventual
ly blinds, can best be detected
during a regular eye examin
ation. The doctor uses an in
strument to measure the pres
sure of the eye balls. Eye doc
tors recommend a glaucoma
test annually for men and
women age 40 and over. De
tected in the eurly stage, glau
coma often can be stopped be
fore it runs its blinding
course.
New Hair
Fashions
Free, Easy
United Press International
Romantic belle hair fash
ions will add the crowning
element of grace and ease to
the smart young look in the
fashion picture for spring and
summer, according to the of
ficial hair committee of the
National Hairdressers and
Cosmetologists Association.
The new fashions have a free
and easy down line of bounc
ing waves and curls for day
time wear. For evening, the
waves can be brushed up.
The "chic sheik" look
makes the deepest impressions
on spring millinery. The look,
inspired by the Knight of
Araby, brings back draped
turbans, frezzes and chimmon
swathed helmets.
Another hat favorite for
spring: the sailor. Included:
big sailors, perky small sail
tors and slouch sailors, like
the hat of the South American
gaucho.
Suede's in the parade of
prints that will be going to
milady's head in the spring.
Jacques Contoux's abstract
designs are the basis for a
collection of space-inspired
jewels for spring tt be launch
ed in Paris by American
jeweler Fred Wander. The
clusters of missile, star and
moon silhouettes combine pre
cious and semi-precious stones.
One sample: lapis-lazuli and
jade are combined with rock
like surface dulled gold. Dia
mond stars set on lapis-la
zuli make another brooch. A
third cluster, titled explosion,
combines lapis, platinum and
diamonds.
Film is Shown
For Church Group
O'Brien A film was shown
at a meeting of the Women's
Missionary circle of First
Baptist church held at the
home of Mrs. Victor Hilton.
The film on world missionary
work was shown by the Rev.
Don Knight.
Guests were Mrs. Jqhn
Lackey, Kerby and Mrs.
George Martin, Cave Junc
tion. Mrs. Hilton and Mrs.
Knight served refreshments,
Fine Art of Pleasure
Extinct, Says Author
By JOAN SWEENEY
United Press International
Los Angelcs-fllPD-The fine
art of pleasure is nearly ex
tinct today, according to Cor
nelia Otis Skinner. So the ver
satile actress and author has
written a new book devoted
to a time when that art had
reached a zenith P aril in
the 1890's.
Of that era, she said, "It
appealed to me because it was
tremendously aware of living
aware of the adventures of
the mind. It was sensitive, in
tellcctual, elegant but not
stuffy."
The product of Miss Skin
ner's fascination with "La
Belle Epoque" is entitle "Ele
gant Wits and Grand Hori
zontals.
"Instead of making an art
of pleasure, we're in a mad
rush for distraction," she said
during an Interview. "There's
a great deal of difference be
tween enjoyment and dis
traction. Conversation Gone
"We don't trust ourselves
for entertainment and enjoy
ment. We feel we have to
turn on the television. The art
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Amstrdam, The Ncihcrlands This is a recent portrait of
Her Royal Highness Princess Boatrix of The Netherlands,
who celebrated her twenty-fifth birlhdsy January 31. The
I princoss now is furnlihing s 'Vrrvn castle" which she roc-
ently purchased trom her allowance. She hopes to move into
, it in the spring. She first dreamed of a castle of her own
; when she was studying law, sociology and history at Leiden
university. (UPI photo)
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Tips for Buying
Steam Irons Now
Made Available
If you plan to invest in
a new steam iron, check buy
ing tips in a revised Oregon
State university bulletin,
Steam Irons.
Copies are avaiable on re
quest at county extension of
fices or from the OSU bul
letin clerk.
As more man-made fabrics
and wrinkle-resisting finishes
for natural fibers are devel
oped, the steam iron becomes
more of a necessary house
hold tool, specialists point
out. Touch up ironing is easily
accompished with a steam
iron, and the OSU bulletin
tells how.
Advantages of the two most
popular types of steam irons
are described plus tips for
the overseas traveler who
wants to Invest in a travel
iron.
Steam iron owners are told
how to clean clogged vents
with a simple vinegar and
water solution and what kind
of water to use for best results.
of conversation hardly exists
any more.
Le Belle Epoque was a time
of leisure. Today, we rush
about like mad as though we
are almost afraid to sit still
and read a book, as the
author sees it.
And in the haste, pleasure
is lost. Instead of jetting back
to her New York home, she
recently took the train. She
liked to see the changing
countryside.
"But when I tell people
I'm going home via the train,
they act like I'm going home
via the covered wagon," she
said.
Book Is Departure
Miss Skinner's new book is
a departure from her previ
ous volumes of humorous per
sonal reminiscences.
Her writing habits would
delight any aspiring author.
She said that she often re
tired to a cabin on a relative
ly remote section of the Long
Island shore to write.
"I go there and sharpen
pencils for awhile," she said.
"Then there'll be a wind and
I'll go outside. Then the tide
is just right for a swim be
cause when the tide is low
you can walk practically to
Connecticut to get damp.
Then it's time for lunch. By
the end of the day I have
written, at most, one page.
And I read it the next day
and tear it up."
Miss Skinner explained
how one of her best known
books "When Our Hearts
Were Young and Gay," came
about.
Movie Inspired Book
"I had gone to see the
movie of 'My Sister Eileen'
and what happened to them
was no more fantastic than
what happened to Emily and
me," she said.
Emily Kimbrough was co
author of the collaboration
itself, she said. "Our styles
were enough alike so that it
was easy. I don't even remem
ber now what she wrote and
what I wrote."
It is an unwritten law of
the magazine world that
manuscripts be submitted to
only one periodical at a time.
"But," said Miss Skinner,
"Emily and I thought no one
would buy the book.
"In our naivete we sent it
off to the famous magazines,
and they all accepted it."
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The lliigue - ill'l'- Holland's
unmarried Crown Princess
Hi'itliix is fiiinUhini! the
dream castle she bought from
hrr allowance.
Site hope-! tn move into the
'JO ioiini Dnikcslein caslle in
Iho spring.
The pretty, blur-eyed prin
cess, 25, first dreamed of in
dependence and a ensile of
her own, when she w;is study
ing law. sncioluuy and history
at Leiden university. Life at
Leiden gave her a tiislc of
freedom and also her fust ro
mance - with fellow student
Bob Stcesma, now 2S. Hut this
passed and at present there
arc no signs of any mniriagc
plans.
Is Lucky
In ltlfln, foreseeing the end
of her studies this year, the
princess jumped at the oppor
tunity of buying the small but
elegant castle near her par
ents' home.
She was lucky because
Junker Kredenk Hoseh Van
Diakestem, then owner, was
choosy about the future own-
er of the 50-aeie, 4011-year-old
property lie inherited from
his lather.
I She got it, even though It
is known oilier prospective
buyers outbid her. The price
is not known, but since her
lHlh birthday, January 31,
lUSfi, Princess Beatrix has re
ceived an annual slate nllmu
anee of .100,000 guilders $84.
000. Extensive Alteration
Drakestein castle, now a
shambles of scaffolding,
should have been ready this
year. But when the first re
pails and alterations were
done in 10H0, it was found far
more extensive restoration
w as needed.
Tlie princess wants the
building to look as it did 300
years ago and craftsmen from
all over the country are work
ing on it.
The brick, octagonal-shaped
castle is crowned by a flat,
blue-tiled roof and a tiny bell
tower. From the roof, sur
rounded by a balus'tradc,
there is a fine view of the
moat and the lawns that roll
away into the Utrecht Woods
which encircle the castle
The bridge over the moat is
a double-decker affair, one
level leading to Ihe mam en
trance and the other to Ihe
basement. j
The Red Cross-
BIOODMOBIIE
Phone
and Make Your Appointment!
Bring your children . . . BABY SITTERS
will ba at your disposal at the Blood
mobile to take good care of them while
you give your blood. MEDFORD'S
QUOTA for the two days is 300 pints.
We Will Pick Up Blood Donors Within
A Ten Mile Radius of Medford
Will Be at the Medford Red
Cross Building - 60 Havthorne
February 11th and 12th
MONDAY-2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
TUESDAY-10a.m.to2p.m.
In Central Point, Wednesday, Feb. 13
3 pm to 7 pm-Jewett School
Help Jackson County meet its blood quota. The blood you donate will
be used to meet the needs in Jackson County's four hospitals.
Please - Do YOUR Share
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