EJX-MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday Deeemier 22, 1 934
Rogue River
Rogue River Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Millear of Old Stage road
north have returned from a five
weeks stay at Triangle Lake,
west of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glines of
Cave Junction were Sunday vis
itors at the Herb Brooks home
and attended the morning ser
vices at Hope Presbyterian
church with the Books. Mr.
Brooks is city judge at Cave
Junction.
The Christmas Eve candle
light service on Friday from 11
p.m. to 12 midnight will be sup
ported by the regular choir and
soloists. This traditional wor
ship is intended for the general
public and has come into great
importance of late years. All are
welcome. -
Guests at the Clifford Voss
home on Old Stage road north
Dec. 20 for a canasta party were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dingles, Mr.
and Mrs. James Whipple and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith;
Phil Hillis, home on 15-day
leave from the Navy, has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hillis of Evans creek.
Debbie Reynolds, Comedy
Team Most Cooperative
Hollywood flJ.R) Debbie
Reynolds and the team of Dean
Martin and Jerry Lewis today
held awards for being named
the most cooperative film stars
of 1954 by the Hollywood Wom
en's Press club.
The women writers presented
golden apples to Miss Reynolds
and the comedy team yesterday
at their annual Christmas party.
Named as the least coopera
tive actor and actress of the
year were Edmund Purdom and
Doris Day. They, of course,
were not present.
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FESTIVE TABLE Holiday hospitality, western style, centers
around a festive table offering liquid refreshments to all comers
Small children, ' teen agers, their parents and grandparents wel
come an eggnog or a fruit punch served from the biggest bowl in
the house or from a 'pitcher.
Feeding the Family
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All Comers Will Welcome
Eggnog or Punch Refreshment
During the next ten days,
throughout the holidays, the
house will .be jumping! Family
and friends coming and going.
And they'll all be thirsty! So, be
prepared! We don't often indulge
in exclamation marks but here
they're really justified! Charm
ing and gracious hosts and host
esses and their teen-age sons and
daughters will have ready for
all comers, a bowl or pitcher of
the traditional holiday eggnog or
one of the. many colorful party
punches.
Punchbowl or pitcher. If you
don't happen to have a big punch
bowl, it doesn't matter a whit.
Use the biggest bowl in the house
or pour from a pitcher. Small
glasses however are desirable
and can be stocked up if neces
sary at the nearest ten cent store.
For informal entertaining, the
buffet or any convenient table is
fine. Your beverage together
with thin slices of fruit cake,
holiday cookies and salted nuts
is quite adequate. ,
Lemonade Eggnog
Family and King Size
An eggnog that is frothy and
tasty, easy to make, uses the
popular concentrate for lemon
ade which as you know is pure
California lemon juice frozen
with sugar. First we "give you
the recipe for the family size" for
small bowl or pitcher filling:
6 eggs ,
3 6-ounce cans frozen concen
trate for lemonade
cup powdered sugar
1 pint whole milk v .
1 pint heavy cream '
Nutmeg ' V 1
Beat egg yolks until thick and
cream-colored. Add concentrate
for lemonade. Beat egg whites
until stiff and gradually add the
powdered sugar to them while
beating. Then combine the egg
mixtures gradually and carefully1
stir in the milk, one-half cup at
a time (use electric mixer if you
have one, on low). Whip cream
until stiff and fold into the egg-
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nog mixture. Do not beat at this
time. Serve the eggnog very cold
with a dash of nutmeg on each
serving. If you like, save a little
of the egg white for putting a
dab on top of each glass as
served. A dash of nutmeg!
King Size Eggnog
Fine for planned party at
home, church, club or other
large gathering; makes 24 serv
ings. Proceed exactly as for fam
ily size, using 12 eggs (separated)
four 6-ounce cans frozen concen
iraie ior lemonade, one. cup
powdered sugar, one quart whole
milk, one quart heavy cream and
of course nutmeg for sprinkling
over top. -Cranberry
Punches
Both Hot and Cold
Here are fine punch recipes
made with plentiful, inexpensive
canned cranberry juice cocktail
and with jellied cranberry sauce.
Keep them handy.
Cheery Punch
This to be served over crushed
ice or ice cubes: 25 servings,
Combine three pints cranberry
cocktail, three cups orange juice,
114 cups lemon juice and.lH
cups pineapple juice. Mix well
with IVz cups sugar and three
cups water; pour over ice.
Cranberry Nog 1
For just the family, tree trim
mers or other special, occasion,
this makew eight servings. Beat
three egg yolks until light and
fluffy; Add- one-half cup milk
and one pint cranberry juice
cocktail. Beat until well blended,
Add one-half teaspoon vanilla,
Make meringue of the three egg
whites and three tablespoons
sugar. Fold into cranberry mix
ture just before serving.
Hot Buttered Punch
Traditional in many families.
Dotted with butter, this usually
is served with cinnamon stick
stirrers. Makes 2V2 quarts- for
party serving or keep on hand
for heating to boiilng point as
needed. Bring to boil three
fourths cup firmly packed brown
sugar, one cup water, one-fourth
teaspoon salt, one-fourth tea
spoon nutmeg, one-half teaspoon
cinnamon, one-half teaspoon all
spice, three fourths teaspoon
cloves. Crush two one-pound
cans jellied cranberry sauce with
fork. Add three, cups water and
beat with rotary beater until
smooth. Add cranberry liquid
and one quart pineapple juice to
hot spiced syrup and heat to
boiling.1 Serve hot with nutmeg
dasn.
Turkey Roasting Done
Differently Nowadays . .
We may seem to give this good
advice of ten but it is so easy to
roast a turkey 'to perfection
every tune by following these
modern,' up-to-date methods,
Grandmother turned out-a fine
turkey, but modern methods are
even better.
Oven temperature at 325 de-
grees, no matter the. size of the
"turk". No need to worry about
adjusting heat to size of birds as
cooks used to do. Roasting time
varies of course with size of bird;
time varying from Zb to five
hours for" oven-ready six to 12
pounders, five to six hours for
oven-ready 12 to 16 pounders,
six to 7V2 hours. for 16 to 20
pounders and 7 to nine hours for
20 to 24 pounders.
Roast turkey on a rack in a
shallow pan. Do not add water
or cover the pan. To' protect tur
key from getting too brown or
dry, many like to place a loose
"tent" of aluminum foil over the
bird or a piece of thin cloth
moistened occasionally with fat.
Use light touch when "stuffing
poultry. Do not pack or the re
sult will be ditto.
Let Turkey Set
Specialists advise 20 to 30
minutes out-of-the-oyeji Waiting
period before serving. Waiting
period helps make the meat
juicy and carving easier; gives
proper time for gravy making
and finishing-up. Bird will hold
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heat so dont worry about that.
Men Like Appetizers
That Have Real Zest -
Women may like to fuss with
fancy doodads when it comes to
making appetizers, but give a
man a chance and he'll fix up
zesty ones like these.
quick Dip " . ' ::
Begin, with a good sharp
cfieese spread; -add dashes of to
basco, a bit of horseradish, a
fleck of curry powder and catsup
to thin the mixture to dipping
consistency. - Tasting determines
proper zip. Potato chips, corn
chips and crisp crackers along
side; maybe celery. ' -Thuringer
Picks ,
Quick and good are little cubes
of Thuringer stuck on picks with
a topping of pickled onion,
stuffed olive or piece of dill
pickle. Make lots of these.
Frank Fillers -
Frankfurters, that is. These
take a little fixing but are worth
the effort. Slit frankfurters. In
sert stick of cheese, cut in 1-inch
pieces and wrap each piece in
bacon. A pick holds all in place.
Broil to heat and crisp bacon.
Hold hot on grill orin hot dish.
Spirit of Christ mas
Dampened for Soldier
Manila (U.R) Philippine
Army Pfc. Antonio Acosta lost
most of his Christmas spirit to
day.";,: .; '-J--T
' Acosta, full of holiday cheer
Tuesday, decided to play "Joy
to the World" oh, a jukebox in
a local cafe. .
Two other patrons, apparent
ly of a different frame of mind,
smashed the music box with a
bottle and then slugged Acosta.
Dead line for Sunday Classified is
at noon Saturday.
James Hilton Rites
To Be on Thursday
Long Beach, Calif. (U.R)
Private funeral services will be
held tomorrow for famed English-born
novelist, James "Hil
ton, the author of such best 'sell
ers .as ' ."Lost Horizon" ' and
"Goodbye, Mr. Chips."
; Hilton died late Monday night
at Seaside hospital of cancer of
the" liver after having been in a
coma for 48 hours He was 54.
Dead tine for Sunday Classified is
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 creviousday.
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2 cans 35C
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RIPE OLIUES
BABY WALNUTS
POTATO CHIPS
LUCERNE EGGNOG
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Tigard : , 16-ox. QQA
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Quart 39C
40-oz.
pkg.
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Roxbury Satin Mix i n,. pke. 29c
Roxbury Peanul Clusters i b. 59c
Roxbury Swedish Mints n.QZ. 29c
Scotch Gift Tape EaCh 25c.
Vainut Meats SheUed 4 ox PkJ, 29c'
lloody's Roasted Peanuts 29c
Shelled Almonds :Wb.pkjr. 79c
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Hob Hill Coffee ,J. 1.02
Airway Coffee 93c lbs.
Edwards Coffee xl. 1.07
Stuffing Bread
Stuffing Mix Landorf
Ring Fruit Cake ':':&iM
Lucerne Whipping Cream pint 32c
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Popular Oregon Bef. size $ 1 75
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Pork Sausage
Fresh Oysters
Armours Star Whole "ST f
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Dec 24th.
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