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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, December 2, 1153 Boxing Expert To Go For Television Jackpot Boston U.Ri Dr. Joyce Brothers, the blonde psycholo gist who won S32.000 Tuesday night on the CBS television pro gram "The S64.000 Question,' says she plans to go for the jack pot with her knowledge of box ing. Dr. Brothers, of New York saw for the first time a champ ionship boxing match Wednesday night between Carmen Basilio and challenger Tony De Marco along with her husband, Dr. Mil ton J. Brothers. Haymes Clears Way For Divorce by Rita Reno (U.R) Crooner Dick Haymes has cleared the way for divorce action against him by actress Rita Hay worth. , Haymes filed an answer yes- tetday to a divorce complaint filed by the 37-year-old actress on Nov. 4. He indicated in the document he would not contest the divorce action, but it con tained a routine denial of her charges of extreme mental cruel ty. amwiiiriwaa (Vodka in orange juice) jl i It leaves you breathless K. 7 mirnoff tt artaitst name -VODKA 80 proof . Made from 100 grain neutral spirits. See. Pierre Smirncff Fls. Inc.. Hartford. Cona. Feeding the Family Ey ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Olive Ham Casserole Supreme Ham is almost as much a part of the holiday picture as turkey and at such bargain prices. Ac tually this casserole is so good that you'll be justified in having a baked ham dinner just so you can have an excuse for making it. 1V4 cups rice 2 cups water lVz teaspoons salt Vi cup thinly sliced celery Vi cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons chopped green sweet pepper 2 tablespoons oil 1 cup shredded cheddar 'cheese 1 cup diced cooked ham Wash rice well, add water and salt and bring to boil. Cover tightly and cook 30 minutes over very low heat.. If you like your rice a little less well done, don't hesitate to cut the cooking time a bit. Cut olives from pits into large pieces. Cook celery, onion and pepper in oil five minutes. Fluff up hot cooked rice with a fork, add olives, vegetables, cheese and ham and mix lightly. Pile into greased casserole and bake in moderate oven (350 de grees) 10 minutes or until cheese melts and other ingredients are thoroughly heated. Baked Glazed Parsnips How often have you heard people say that they'd eat any thing except parsnips? Well, here's a way to fix them that will cause people to say they'll eat anything including parsnips. 3 cups cooked whole parsnips 2 tablespoons margarine or butter 1 teaspoon dry mustard Vz cup corn syrup Slice cooked whole parsnips; place in greased shallow baking dish. Cream together mustard and margarine and dot over pars nips. Pour corn syrup over all. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees) for 20 minutes. Four to six serv ings. Dale Quickies Top your next pear, peach or pineapple and cottage cheese salad with dates cut in quarters.. Add dates, cut in pieces, chop ped or whole to vanilla pudding; your own or a good mix. Add finely chopped or ground dates, dried apricots or prunes, finely chopped nut meats and a bit of honey to cream cheese for a nutritious, tasty, sandwich filling. Almond Crusted Macaroni 'N Cheese This is an excellent family dish for use during the next few hectic weeks. It can be prepared ahead of time and put in the oven for reheating just as you walk in the house from a busy day of shopping. By the time you have the table set, a salad made and maybe a vegetable cooked, the aroma of the toasting al monds and browning cheese will be sending out its own "call to dinner." ' . 8 ounces macaroni salt 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons flour 2 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt Black pepper Vz teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 2 cups grated cheddar cheese 13 -up roasted unblanched almonds 3,4 cup dry bread crumbs Cook macaroni in boiling salted water until tender; drain. Melt butter and blend in flour. Gradually add milk, then salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce. Cook and stir until thickened. Add lVz cups cheese and stir until cheese is melted. Pour sauce over drained macaroni and place in shallow baking dish. Chop almonds fine. Blend with bread crumbs and remain ing cheese. Sprinkle over mac aroni. Bake in moderate oven (350 d jrees) 25 to 30 minutes. Four to six servings. Apple Walnut Bread The whole family will. prob ably drop Christmas gift-wrapping and list-making to hot-foot it out to the kitchen for "just a 'tast j" when you : take this bread from the oven. Serve with preserves andor a bowl of cream cheese for snack - session to long remembar. Measure lVz cupi lifted enriched flour, com bine with two teaspoons baking powder, one-half teaspoon bak ing lodaone teaspoon salt, one teaspoon cinnamon, one-fourth teaspoon nutmeg and one-eighth teaspoon allspice. Sift into large bowl and add- lVz cups whole wheat flour, one cup broken walnut meats and three-fourths cup chopped apple. In separate bowl combine one egg, slightly beaten, with three-fourths cup firmly packed brown sugar, lVz cups buttermilk and two table spoons liquid shortening. Add to dry mixture and stir just enough to moisten dry ingredients. Do not beat. Turn into well-greased loaf pan, 9x5x3 inches. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees. Frozen Foods Boon to Holiday-Busy Homemakers With the rush of the holiday season all about us, the ease and economy of frozen food products takes on additional attractive ness. Freezing has made it pos sible for us to en joy the once thought impossible "strawber ries" in December. It is hard to recall the day when ice-cream was practically our only frozen food, but it really wasn't so long ago. Today, according to a recent survey, there are over 700 frozen food products available. This tremendous availability has been made possible through the co operation of agriculture, science and industry working" towards the common goal of supplying the consumer with the best pos sible produce most economically. Watch your frozen foods de partment for best buys. Often surprisingly low prices. Keep in mind the low spoilage, no waste, easy-to-store features of these quickly prepared food products. Meat Department: The birds have it! Turkeys and chickens continue as best buys. Hams, can ned, smoked and fresh come in for "special" notice as do other pork products. Beef stays about the same with- ground beef and long slow cooking cuts at bar gain prices. Don't forget the spe cialty meats, kidneys, liver, brains, heart and sweetbreads. They are full of good nutrition and are often best buys. Grocery Department: Check the grocery department for eco nomical buys in health by way of dried fruits, nuts, honey, dried and evaporated milk ; products. Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSSY UpMed rVes Grres"4Bllt Hollywood (U.R) Debbie and Eddie are domesticated, old mar ried folks now with a boxer dog and the town's biggest fire place. Film land's No. 1 young newly weds have ar rived back in the cinema city to live while Miss Reynolds r e- JJia Mosbr turns to MGM for her first film since their wed ding and Fisher prepares for a TV spectacular on Dec. 17. . As this will be the longest time they'll stay in one spot since their marriage four months the young couple rented a house. Until they move in next week they're "at home" in the Beverly Hills hotel, where I visited them to see how the famous lovers are getting along. . Debbie answered the door. Ed die was dressing and the domes tic sound of an electric razor came from the bathroom. Room Made Homey "We tried to make this room more homey by pushing the couch in front of the fireplace," explained Debbie. "I came here three days ahead of Eddie and at last found a wonderful place to rent in the Pacific Palisades dis trict, near the ocean. Dried beans, peas, lentils, barley, rice and macaroni products go a long way in allowing that budget to stretch. Best fruit buys include red and golden Delicious apples, To kay and Emperor grapes, cran berries, oranges and persimmons. Grapefruit quality is improving with supply and price good. Cornice and Nelis pears are com ing into their own. A point to remember about pears is that firm pears are fresh pears. Buy them firm, soften at room tem perature then place in refrig erator crisper until used. Banana prices stay about the same. Best vegetable buys are root vegetables including sweet po tatoes and yams, turnips and car rots. Other good buys are onions, both small white and yellow, winter squash, celery, broccoli and spinach. Bright purple egg plant is reasonably priced as are artichokes. The house is 20 years old, has three bedrooms and is furnished in early American antiques. The big fireplace takes up an entire wall. Eddie entered and called Deb bie to breakfast by making a rhyme out of "Breakfast is ready-Debbie-Eddie." Then he talked about how excited he was doing the "History of American Songs" on the CBS-TV "Ford Star Ju bilee." Routine Adjusted "' "It's the big ham in me, to sing for an hour and a half," he grinned. "And Debbie's work ing on her picture now. It's been very easy for us to adjust to our different jobs. I'll be back here this summer, possibly to do a movie, so she can work in an other picture then." He added with a smile at his pert wife, "She's getting used to my hours. Sometimes I'll say, it's 1 p.m., Debbie, time to get up, but she'll go back to sleep until 4 o'clock!" And when do little Fishers start making the news? "Ask Debbie," said Eddie. . Debbie said, "We want a fam ily. As of now we are not ex pecting one and we don't know when we will be," and returned to eating her oatmeal. Mayor of Portland . On Municipal Board Miami, Fla. U.R) Port land Mayor Fred Peterson was elected to the executive board of the American Municipal association yesterday at the closing session of the group's convention here. The mayor, who is due to re turn to Portland next week, will be in Cuba for the next several days along with about 250 other local officials as guests of the Cuban government. HAY TROUBLE , tSoughton, Wis. (U.R) Roy Segebrecht was loading chopped hay into a barn on one of his farms near here recently when the barn caught fire and burned to the ground. Two weeks later he was putting chopped hay into a barn on another of his farms and using the same equip ment. The barn caught fire. The second barn was only partially damaged, but all the hay was lost. 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MAY BE AMBASSADOR Bonn, Germany U.R) Ludger Westrick, state secretary and number two man in the Bonn economics ministry, may be named first West Geaman am bassador to Moscow, according to reports here. Use Tribune Want Ads aaspM The experts acclaim LINCOLN NEWSWEEK . . . "The 1956 Lincoln is a com pletely revamped car . . . longer, lower ,( and wider . . . with 285 horsepower and styling patterned after the experimental 'Lincoln Futura.' Biggest innovations are safety fea tures, developed after years of crash-testing ... a safety-flex steering wheel, spring resistant door locks, optional safety belts." o WALL STREET JOURNAL . . . "The new ' 1956 Lincolns meet. a smash response... Com pletely restyled, longer and more powerful . . . one of the few makes to feature a major re-do in looks for 1956. Head lamps are hooded. Larger taillights slash forward . .. . 'Jet-pod' bumper guards house oval-shaped exhausts on both sides." COLLIER'S . . . 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