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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1978)
Page 4 Portland Observer Thursday. February IS. 19TO Clubs visit Veterans Hospital Ax 1« February Service Project, the Oregon Association of Colored Women » Clubs visited patients and distributed 100 gift packets and homemade treats at the Portland Veteran's Hospital. Tuesday. February 14th, the day set aside as National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Day. Representing OACW were Mrs Viola Morgan. Treasurer; Mrs Mae Rose. Special Events Chairman; and Mrs. Betty Thompson. President A tour of the volunteer programs, with Mr. Richard Cirka. Chief Volunteer Services, pre ceded the visits Participating clubs were Altrusitie Club. Mrs. Harrie Belle Parts. I'resident; Harriett Tubman Club. Mrs Alberta Randolph. President: Literary Research (Tub. Mrs. Irene Cranford. President. Multnomah W omen's Club. Mrs. Elioie Cox. President: and Semper Fidelis Club. Mrs Ernestine Wiseman. President. OACW Projects reflect the year's theme "Lifting As We Climb. Our Service Commitment to the Home. Community and Nation.“ The National Salute to Hospitalised Veterans is sponsored bv NO GREATER LOVE, a group founded in 1974 whose purpose is to pay tribute and express appreciation to the 80.000 veterans hospitalised annually: sponsor programs of friendship and caze for children of servicemen m issing or killed in action. A bo to promote a continuing awareness of the hospitalised veterans, their sacrifices and continuing dtfficul ties. Mr. Hank Aaron is President Emeritus and Mrs. Gerald R. Ford. Ho norarv Patron. Winter time for lavra work Late * inter is a good time to correct some problems in b w n s in western Oregon says Ray McNeilan. Home Horti culture Extension .Agent. The grass is making little or no growth now and the moss acid sods and weed problems are becoming more visible. Moss tn the b w n b a sign that something is keeping the grass from being us normal healthy self. Too much shade, poor drainage, low fertility and soil compaction all can keep grass from growing and allow moss to grow. Now is a good time to determine what the problem is and correct it. Moss removal car. be a two stage operation. First rake out as much of the moss as you can. Then apply ferrous ammonium sulfate at ten pounds per thousand square feet. Apply this material with a fertilizer spreader or by hand This moss killer not only- helps kill down the moss, hut also fertilises the bw n grass. Keep the moss killer off the sidewalk and driveway because it may permanently stain con crete. Now. while lots of rain is still to come, is a good time to apply lime to bw n s that have not had an application of calcium for several years. Lime, which supplies calcium helps to correct acid soil condi Loos and makes it easier for the grass to use the mineral nutrients in the soil. A s a general rule. 50 to 80 pounds per thou sand square feel is adequate for most sods. Apply by hand or through a fertilizer spreader just ahead of a hard rain. The ram will help to carry the calcium into the bw n root are* t o ile d Airtiae* Advertising aad Pramotios Maaager. William A b ase. |left|, receives the National N ew s;*.ier Publisher* Association'* * Affirmative tdvertiaiag Award" b recognition at the Black Press as an effective ad« e rtis in g mediw. from Dr. Carlton Goodfett, .»resident t i the Natioaal N ews,*.»er Publishers isMwiaiioa Awards ware aba .ireaeeted to (h r s aier ( or.ioratiea; Gulf Oil Car »oruoa Sear*. Roebuck aad Coos.may; Kraft, lac.; Eastern Air Lines aad American urhaes. Salmon super in lasagna have your hungry eaters lined up and Open a can of salmon and you open a asking "When will dinner be ready. sea of flavor and goodness. This versatile Mom'.’" This taste treat is easy to product is again appearing on superman prepare, delightful to eat. and so mod ket shelves and at moderate prices. erate in price you'll want to serve it often. Canned salmon is one of the best nutn Go ahead - now that canned salmon is tional foods available with a 4-ounce available. you should enjoy it often. serv ing providing about 23 grains of high quality- protein. It is also an excellent SALMON LASAGNA source of many essential minerals and 1 can (1 pound) salmon vitamins, is low in sodium and choles 1 package (6 ounces) sliced mozzarella terol. and the fat content is of the cheese polyunsaturated type recommended by •A pint il cup) creamed cottage cheese nutritionists. Where else can you buy 1 egg. beaten such a great tasting product that is so 1 jar 115-‘A ounce) m eatless spaghetti good for you? sauce Ready-in-minutes canned salmon may 6 lasagna noodles (about V» pound), be enjoyed as is. or used in any number of cooked tasty combinations of salads, sandwiches, lA cup grated or shredded Parmesan or hot satisfying entrees. Open a can cheese tonight and surprise your family by extending it with lasagna noodles. The Drain and flake salmon. Dice *A of the story is told that grandmothers tn Italian mozzarella cheese: cut remaining cheese households measure the width of the into 1-*A inch squares. Combine diced children's mouths to determine how wide mozzarella cheese, cottage cheese, and to make the lasagna. Whether this ta b is egg. mix. Spread a thin layer of true or not we are still grateful to the spaghetti sauce over bottom of shallow eiever Italians for their wonderful pasta 2 -quart casserole. Top with layers of the varieties and culinary creations. following: 3 lasagna noodles. */» each of S s h a so I asogna uses this pasta variety the cottage cheese mixture, salmon, the to perfection. A savory combination of remaining spaghetti sauce, mozzarella mozzarella. creamy cottage cheese, and and Parmesan cheeses. Repeat using egg is layered in a casserole with remaining ingredients. Bake in moderate spaghetti sauce, salmon, and lasagna. oven. 350° F.. 25 to 30 minutes or until Topped with Parmesan cheese and baked thoroughly heated Let stand 10 to 15 until the flavors have blended and the minutes before serving. Maxes six aroma is tempting. S a in o s 1 - ~ i p i will servings. Baby furniture caases accidents The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission shows that over 42.000 in juries are reported each year due to baby furniture that is either unsafe when purchased or broken from wear and tear and never repaired The world of c hildren s nursery equip ment is incredibly large It includes such items as rattles, cribs, high-chairs. stroll ers. walkers, bassinettes, carnages, and of course toys. However, sadly enough, the number of injuries caused by faulty or damaged nursery equipment is equally large. Cribs. stroUers, walkers, playpens. and carnages are the most dangerous pieces because they are the items most fre quentiy used. Most consumers are aware of safety features on new items, they may over look unsafe features on their old or borrowed furniture Lead paint, torn or worn seat belts, rough edges and finishes seem to be the main safety problems with older equip ment. Many of the problems associated with older furniture can be easily taken cart- of with a small amount of knowledge and effort. Safety features to look for when purchasing new nursery equipment foi low: Walker A) Stability - wheel base should be wider and longer than frame of walker B' Protective cover over coil springs and hinges, no sharp points, exposed screws Cribs: A' No more than 2 ‘A inches between slats 'three adult finger widths). B' Snug Fitting mattress. If you can fit two adult fingers between mattress and sides, the mattress is too small. C) Latching device which cannot be released easily. High Chair: A) Wide, stable base Bl Retaining straps sturdy and attached securely to chair itself Strollers and Carnages: AI Stroller should not tip o ver with child as far back as possible in it. test reclining back. B) Firmly attached safety belt C) Tightly Mixing ground beef, your favorite . Mexican seasonings, lettuce and tomato k Z V makes good tacos. Adding shredded KRAFT Natural t A Cheddar makes g reat tacos KRAFT Natural Cheddar makes a great-tasting, nutritious snack < Put it together with fruit and your favorite beverage for a real treat. Z iY locking brakes, a two-wheel brake pro vides extra security. Playpens: Ai Mesh netting with a very small weave, smaller than tiny baby buttons. B) Supporting device which locks firmly in place. Back Carriers: A) Padded covering over frame near baby's face. B) Leg openings small enough to avoid chafing baby s legs. Baby Carriers: AI Safety Strap. B) Supporting dev ice which locks firmly in place. Ways to repair old or borrowed fumi ture: Cribs: A) If slats are more than 2 ‘A inches apart, weave sheeting through slats Bi If m attress is too small for crib, roll toweling between mattress and sides to prevent suffocation C) If paint is old approximately seven years old or morn chances are it contains lead paint that is dangerous to children Remove the old paint and repaint it. (Tips on safe removal of lead paint can be obtained from the local office of Consumer Product Safety Commission.) High Chairs: A) Seat belts need to be added if they are worn. torn, or missing Bi Some wooden chairs may need to be sanded Cl Broken or cracked legs may need to be replaced. Playpens: A) If the slats are too far apart, (more than 2 ‘A inches) sheeting can be woven between them. Bl Large toys or dangling toys should be removed so that baby cannot use them for climbing out. Cl Rust should be removed if possible, and lead paint removed for the reason stated above in crib repair Plastic Baby Carriers: AI Safety straps should be replaced if torn or chewed. Bl Non-skid strips should be glued to the bottom to prevent slipping. These are only a few tips to make your baby as safe as possible during his or her infancy and maybe save you a little money. For more free information call the Consumer Product Safety Commission locally at 221 3056 or the national Con sumer Product Safety Commission HOT LINE: 1-000-636 2666. r A Macaroni and Tuna Casserole ' is a delicious idea Macaroni, tuna and your favorite vegetables go together beautifully KRAFT Natural Cheddar melted over the top makes it a meal to remember KRAFT Natural Cheddar Cheese. Versatile enough to make every occasion a special one That's why we call it the "Everyday Cheese MTURAl SHARP CHEDDAR W jW B Q g Q g t) 4