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M-T Society Page Is Reproduced in Mission Magazine A reproduction of the Nov., 1953 issue of the Medford Mail Tribune's Sunday society front page is shown in a March, 1955, issue of "Go," a home missionary publication for Seventh Day Adventists laymen. The article which the reproduction accom panies is entitled. "Then Shall Thy Light Rise." The journal is published in Washington, D. C. The page, edited by Mrs. Olive Starcher, society editor of tne Mail Tribune, concerned the work of the Valley View and Medford Adventist churches' Dorcas societies, and pictured women of the groups doing wel fare work. ' Material for the magazine article was gathered by Mrs. Jeanette Worth, now of Port land, former publicity director for the societies here. Carol Hetzell, of the general confer ence department of public rela tions for the Seventh Day Ad ventist church, wrote the article. Women of the local Dorcas societies furnish clothing, bed ding and many other items for the needy here and abroad by using old clothing and materials which they remodel or other wise make into useable items, The magazine item describes this work. It is from donations of valley residents that they acquire the most of the items. Mrs. E. F. Archer of the Jack sonville highway now is pub licity chairman for the Medford society. So smooth it leaves you breathless mimoff reaiest name vuuntt 0 proof. Madf from 1 000 grain neutral spirit. Ste. Pierre Smirnoff Fh. Inc.. Hartford. Conn. IV J Your Small Screen Set ' For vour oldYSet 4&L I when traded in on this - 1 J 7 DUMONT, the jjjjp I ' finest in Television IWmMmMi Factory j (Q 3Spr-r 40oo x7d. The 21-inch Da Mont W1NSTED 'A uonderful value! Full DuMont quality in a beautiful open console! Contemporary styling. Walnut, mahogany or limed oak grain finish. NO MONEY DOWN We need Used TV Sets. For a very limited time we offer you the above allowance for your old set, if it is in reasonable con dition. Bring it in and we will make a deal on the spot. fflllVl 112 Feeding the By ZOLA Food Curried Ground Beef Casserole With Rice Plentiful, bargain priced ground beef and super-abundant rice make a fine casserole lor family enjoyment or for sharing with company if you want to double it. Four servings here. 1 pound ground beef Vz cup. chopped onion 1 can mushroom soup Vz cup milk Vi teaspoon salt V4 teaspoon curry powder i teaspoon garlic salt 1 cup thinly sliced celery 2 cups cooked rice In a little hot fat, cook onion until soft; add beef and brown lightly Dilute soup with milk and add to meat with seasonings, celery and rice. Pour into IV2 quart casserole and bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes. Pork Hock-Sauerkraut A favorite with father and the boys, especially if there's cornbread to go with it. Cover four pork hocks with water; add salt (unless hocks are smoked) and simmer, covered, until ten der, about two hours. Remove meat and skim fat from surface of stock. Pour off all but IV2 cuds stock; add large can sauer kraut, two medium potatoes (cubed), one tart apple (diced), two teaspoons caraway seed and one-quarter cup brown sugar. Top with hocks. Cover and cook 30 minutes. Four servings. Men Like This Rice Pudding This is the real, old-time cus tard style rice pudding like his mother used to make. Easy! 2 cups cooked rice Vz cup seedless raisins 2 cups scalded milk 2 eggs, beaten Vi cup sugar Vi teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Mix the cooked rice and the raisins and place in greased bak ing dish. Blend the milk into the egg, sugar, salt and vanilla mix ture and pour over rice-raisin mixture. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Steam-bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees for 1V4 hours. Serve warm or chilled. Lemon-Butter Combinations For Low-Sodium Dieters If you or any member of your family are under doctor's orders to follow a low-sodium diet, you'll be appreciative of these suggestions for dressing up vege tables. Even if you have no diet problem, you'll find them very good eating. Like , the wave of a magic wand, a pat of seasoned butter Is said to transform a flat-tasting food into something quite spe cial. Versatile too, as indicated by the five variations. IV2 teaspoons boiling water 2 tablespoons sweet butter, softened SM Month III SOUTH RIVERSIDE Family VINCENT Editor 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice Add boiling water to softened sweet butter. Mix well. Add lemon juice and whip mixture until smooth and- creamy. Makes enough for two cups of vegeta bles. Variations. To basic mix, add one tablespoon chopped fresh parsley. This is good for a sand wich spread as well as for meats and vegetables. To basic mix, add one tablespoon chopped fresh herbs or IV2 teaspoons ap proved dried herbs for use on meats and vegetables, varying according to individual taste. To basic mix, add one tablespoon grated onion or chopped chives; fine for baked potatoes and good on green beans and squash. To basic mix, add one-half teaspoon dry mustard and one-quarter teaspoon marjoram for dressing up steamed cabbage. Banana Scallops Poppy seeds add further in terest to these quickly made, so- satisfymg banana scallops. Slice three ripe bananas into inch chunks; dip in slightly beaten egg. Roll in dry bread crumbs using about two tablespoons mixed with two tablespoons poppy seeds and one -quarter teaspoon salt. Fry until golden brown in about one-half cup but ter, tour servings. Rosy Rhubarb Dessert Set refrigerator at coldest po sition. Empty, dry and replace a tray. Combine two cups diced red rhubarb, one-half cup sugar and pinch of salt. Cover in saucepan without water and sim mer gently until tender. Cool. Combine one cup top milk, two well beaten egg yolks, one table spoon lemon juice and. one-quarter teaspoon vanilla. Add rhu barb and mix well. Freeze in chilled tray until firm. Beat egg whites with one-quarter cup sugar until stiff. Turn frozen mixture into a bowl, break up and beat until smooth. Fold in egg whites. Return to tray and freeze until firm. Reset refriger ator to normal position. Better Buys Include Pork, Beef Fish, Cheese, Spring Vegetables Pork continues plentiful and will remain so throughout April. Budgeteers will buy thrifty pork shoulder roasts and steaks, pork hocks, ham hocks and picnics. Bacon and sausage are more rea sonable. Plentiful beef offers good buys in pot roasts, beef stew meat and genuine bargains continue in ground beef for the making of popular hamburgers, meat loafs, spaghetti and meat balls and myriad other ground beef specialties. Try baking can ned peach halves pushed down into the top of your next meat loaf. Good values in western lamb, too. Halibut is Fish Leader. West coasters are enjoying plentiful, INI Pay SM95 Two Local Hospitals Qn Accredited List The list of United States hos pitals which are accredited for the year 1955 by the joint com mission of accreditation of hos pitals was published this week. Both Community and bacrea Heart hospitals, Medford, appear on the list of fully accredited hospitals. The Hillside hosDital in Klam ath Falls is also listed, as is the Sacred Heart General hospital in Eugene. These four are the only hospitals in south and southwest Oregon which are ac credited. . Hospitals with less than 25 beds are not eligible for accredi tation, even though they meet other standards, and some hos pitals do not request accredita tion inspection. Accreditation is based on a survey by doctors. firm, white halibut at lowest prices in a long time. Enjoy halibut steaks or halibut baked in tomato sauce with plenty of lemon wedges on the side. Good variety in fresh frozen fillets; good supply of shrimp and an abundance of canned tuna aid meal planning. Cheddar Cheese. Good old cheddar cheese and cottage cheese are plentiful and reason able in cost. A rich cheese sauce is a fine thing over cooked broc coli or over halved broiled to matoes or over a whole head of snowy white cooked cauli flower. Cottage cheese combines with practically any fresh or canned fruit, raw or cooked vegetable for a satisfying salad. Other Pleniifuls. Same as in recent weeks. Still lots of those canned green beans and canned corn heaped high on grocers shelves. An over-abundance of rice. Plenty of vegetable fats and oils, raisins, small-size prunes, fresh and processed oranges and grapefruit. Spring Vegetables. 'Tis indeed a joy to visit the vegetable stands now that Spring is here. Feed the family Spring flowers; broc coli, cauliflower, artichokes! All are increasing in supply right along. Then there's fresh crisp new cabbage for quick-cooking and for salad and cole slaw mak ing, onions, potatoes, winter squash, topped carrots, lettuce, peppers, celery. Asparagus is in light supply but Oh! so wonder ful tasting just with butter, salt and pepper or with lemon butter on toast points. Rhubarb is in creasing right along for making wonderful tart-sweet sauce, pies and cobblers. Fruit Buys. Local apples are of goodquality considering late ness of the season. Plenty of small oranges, . grapefruit, avo cados, bananas, lemons and limes. JIFFY -KNIT Clutch-cape is j the most flattering for a wom- an's figure! In a pretty lace pat-1 tern perfect for all occasions. Knitting Pattern 7195: Jiffy Clutch-cape! Women's Sizes 36- 38; 40-42; 44-46 included. Use j knitting worsted; No. 6 needles. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st- class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168. Old Chelsea Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. WONDERFUL is the word for . our NEW Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog for 1955. Exciting, enchanting our new designs ire all that and even more! Send 25 cents for your copy of this terrific catalog NOW! You'll want to order every wonderful design in it! Jeaa 1111 Sunday Classified is ai j noon Saturday: 1 a.m. Monday Tor Monday; other days 5:30 previous day. Jiffy-Knit ' Jv .) tr rs, BRAND NEW SHIPMENT mr -s. JUST RECEIVED! pftll? ' ' I - ' I HNW- FIRST. IB MEDFORD - jFTl5r 1 f.Jg tNsJ at this low, low price! :. TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MACHINES Repaired MEDFORD OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 41 S. Grape Phon 2-4100 Eugene Pilot Dies f In Texas Jet Crash Corpus Christi, Tex. U.R) Marine Capt. Martin P. Olsen, 27, of Eugene, Ore., a decorated member of the famed Blue En gels, a Navy precision flying team, was killed when his Sa brejet fighter crashed near Port Aransas. Olsen, who joined the Blue Angels last month as a spare available if one of the four regu lar team members was absent, was on a practice maneuver when his plane crashed on Mus tang island yesterday. Olsen won his wings in 1950 and fought in Korean war com bat. He was decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross, three Air medals and a Presiden tial citation. Egyptians Attack Jewish Celebration Tel Aviv, Israel U.P.) Israeli authorities said today a band of Egyptian irregulars hurled hand grenades into the midst of a Jewish wedding celebration last midnight and then opened fire with rifles. One young woman was killed and 18 other persons were in jured, some of them women and children. Two women were re ported in critical condition. Israeli authorities said the at tack "bore all the signs of being a meticulously prepared military operation designed to inflict the largest possible number of cas ualties. 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