Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, November 30, 1983, Page 6, Image 6

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    Page 6 Portland Observer, November 30,1963
LIKING SECTION
Cheesecake: First in dessert
Your (urn to have the fam ily in
for a coffee and dessert get-togeth­
er? Here’s a perfect Buffet Lemon
Cheesecake. W hat’ s more, the re­
cipe is easy on you because it can be
prepared early in the day (or even
the night before) and kept chilled in
the refrigerator until serving time.
Jell-O instant pudding and pie
Tilling is the beginning o f this
smooth-texture show-off dessert.
It's simply a matter o f blending
cream cheese, milk and lemon fla ­
vor instant pudding and pic, Tilling,
and pouring the mixture into a
crumb-lined pan. Garnish with a
flourish
of
prepared
whipped
topping and a slice or two o f lemon.
Enjoy!
utes, or until lightly browned; cool.
Beat cream cheese in a large bowl
until smooth. Gradually add I cup
o f the m ilk, blending until very
crumb-lined pan. C hill until firm ,
about 3 hours. Garnish with pre­
pared whipped topping and lemon
slices.
smooth. Add remaining milk and
the pudding mix. Beat with rotary
beater just until well blended, about
I minute. Pour carefully into
FredMe\ 'a
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Thia delicious lemony cheeseceke is quick end easy to make using
instant pudding mix.
Pricas good Wed., Nov. 30 thru Tue*., Dec. 6. 1983
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L ow er A<>1■r C o st o f Living*
B U FFET LE M O N CHEESECAKE
1 Vt cups graham cracker crumbs
3 tablespoons sugar
Vi cup butter or margarine
2 packages (8 oz. each) cream
cheese, softened
4 cups cold milk
2 packages (4-scrving size) Jell-O
lemon flavor instant pudding and
pie filling
Ftavorful, Delicious Meats tor your Family
Beautiful Fruits & Vegetables
MEAT MARKET
FRESH PRODUCE
Combine crumbs, sugar and but­
ter; mix well. Press mixture firmly
on the bottom and I inch up the
sides of a 9- or 10-inch Springform
pan. Bake at 35O°F. about 8 min-
Singing blues?
Change tune
For the eight million Americans
who are severely afflicted with de­
pression, therapy and medication
may be the best route. But for those
of us who hit an occasional down-
draft o f mild or moderate depres­
sion, there are a number of self-help
remedies that can give a substantial
boost.
Joan Heilman outlines mood-ele­
vating steps that you can take your­
self— ' ‘ uppers," in effect, without
the drugs.
Exercise. The very fact that
you're taking action instead o f just
sitting there helps, but exercise ac­
tually changes the level o f hormones
in the blood.
Nutrition. Some authorities be­
lieve that even a single nutritional
deficiency can cause depression in
susceptible people. Vitamin ther­
apy, when taken in accordance with
a physician's instructions, is harm­
less and can quickly have an effect.
Think Positive. Depressed people
view life darkly. Be aware that your
dark feeling originates in your head
and may not jive with reality. W ork
on
converting
your
negative
thoughts into more realistic alterna­
tives.
Socialize. The very fact that you
feel isolated and lonely is an early-
warning signal o f oncoming depres­
sion. M ake a point of seeing friends
and keeping in touch with asso­
ciates.
Check Your Medications Many
prescription drugs, Heilman warns,
can cause depression as a side effect.
Check with your doctor if you’re
taking medication.
I f you frequently feel down in the
dumps, your doctor or a mental-
health professional can help you.
Depression can be successfully treat­
ed.
in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
The Civil Rights Fund has demand­
ed and sued for a special prosecutor
to take over that prosecution from
the Justice Department and extend
the investigation to federal agents
and officials not yet indicted. A fed­
eral court judge last summer or­
dered the Attorney General to inves­
tigate the need for the appointment
of a special prosecutor, but the A t­
torney General has resisted and is
appealing the decision.
Hock Shop
Buy, Sell or Trade
Anything of value
S600N.E. Union
287 6330
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Potatoes
Pork Chops
15 lb. bag
Same cooking
quality as Mo. /
Only a little
irregular In
shape and size
Assorted Blade
and Rib End
Regular I.9 B lb.
Minute M aid
Liquid
4 Varieties • Frozen
MY-TE-FINE
P izza
Apple
Juice
ß Q ( 89<
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12 oz. can • Frozen Reg. 1.09
10 oz. pkg. Reg. 1.39
Contadina
Sun Light
Detergent
Tomato
$129
4.»1
for
each
8 oz. can Reg. 3 4 ‘
2 2 oz. bottle Reg. 1.69
<<4O 0TW <0PVY
Civil rights suit
(C ontinuedfrom page I column 6/
U.S. Ho. 2 Russet
Bar-S Fresh Com Fed Pork Leins
Coronet
Goldn-Soft
Hygrade
B ath Tissue
Margarine
Sliced Bacon
4 mil
package
Reg 1.29
68
each
First two ■ Additional at regular price
I lb. tub
Reg. 99 ‘
59
t
each
First two ■ Additional at regular price
12 ot. pkg.
Reg. 1.79
99
West V
Portland Area Food
Sections except Morrison
or 122nd and Stark
each
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Open 7 Days a Week
9 AM to 10 PM
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Each of these advertised Hems must be readily available at or below the advertised price in each Fred Meyer store, except as specifically noted. 48-2157
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