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Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Nutritionally Important Lemons Add Beauty. Zest to Meals Lemons and other citrus fruits are nutritionally important be cause of their high vitamin C content in natural combination with bioflavonoids, sometimes known as vitamin P. Working together vitamins ( and P help keep our circulatory systerr in good condition and aid in pre venting other nutritional defic iencies. Since vitamin C, that well known cold deterent, cannot be stored in the body it is neces sary to replenish it each day. An oh-so pleasant way of doing this it to include good Califor nia grown lemons or other citrus fruit in your daily menus. Eat your share fresh in its natural form, drink it as a beverage, use as a recipe ingredient or as an attractive garnish for practical ly any type of food. Lemon Garnishes for Added Vim, Vigor and Vitamins Now that we have discussed the health-giving qualities of le mons and other citrus fruits, let's talk about some ideas we have garnered for using lemons as a Airnishment to help give your family an extra plus in the vim vigor and vitamin department Lemon wedges sprinkled for added attractiveness with pap rika or chopped parsley are a must for seafood or other dishes requiring "lots of lemon flavor Of course, we're the type who like fish on lemon rather than the other way 'round. Lemon boats, made by reraov lng, and we hasten to add using, the juice and pulp from half a lemon sliced lengthwise. Ideal for serving hollandaise sauce for artichokes, a spicy cocktail itauce for shrimp, tartar sauce for fish, or fill with lemon-butter for dipping lobster or other shellfish. Lemon slices lend themselves well to many fancy shapes and decorations. For instance: Cut into cartwheel slices, crosses or curls . . . notch with knife for that extra touch. Crosses are made by cfflting four wedges equidistant around the lemon slice. Lemon curls are made by . cutting half the pulp from thin lemon slice, retaining all the q peel; curl loose peel in circular motion toward center cut side of slice. Decorate any of these by studding with whole cloves, by sprinkling with chopped red or green maraschino cherries, parsley , or paprika, or perhaps ' arranging Slices or bits of pimento-stuffed green olives. Serve with barbecued meats, pork chops, baked apples, fish, in hot or cold soups, with vegetables or beverages . o The choices are many. New And Old Lemon Uses Here are some new and some old suggestions for adding extra interest to everyday foods: Lemon juice acts as a tender izer, so us plain or in marin ades for less tender meats and chickens. Serve a juicy lemon wedge with broccoli, asparagus, green beans and Brussel sprouts. For eye-appeal tie bundles of asparagus together with strips of lemon peel, using peel left from making lemon butter or other favored lemon sauce. Lemon gutter on spinach has converted many a spinach-hater. Sprftkje lemon juice over sal ads for seasoning in place of dressing when you are being calorie-conscience-stricken. Fresh lemon pie is at its best when lemon juice is added after filling is removed from heat Tls way all the good fresh le mon flavor is retained. Add a few lemon slices when stewing prunes or making apple sauce for a truly wonderful flav or pick-up. LEGAL NOTICES FILE NO. 5S-757 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON t OK JACK SON COUNTY EUGENE ARIAS o Plaintiff MARJORIE ARIAS'' Defendant TO THE ABOVE NAMED DENFEND- ANT. MARJORIE ARIAS: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: ou are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint field against you in the above en titled suit, within four t4t weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons: and if you fail to answer or otherwise fail to appear in said suit, tor want inereof. plain tiff will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in plaintiff's comDlaint. succinctly as toliows: For a Decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and. de fendant. For a further decree of this Court setUng over unto the plaintiff herein the real and personal property de scribed in me uompiaini on me. which real property is more par ticularly described as toliows: Commencing at a point 825 feet East of the Southwest corner of Gov ernment Lot lwo u in section 17 Township 36 South, of Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Jack son County. Oregon: thence East 100 feet: thence North to the high-mark water of Rogue River; thence Wester ly along Rocue River, to a point due North of the Point of beginning: thence South 763.8 feet to the point of beginning; known as Lot 18 of the Sleepy Hollow Tract, unrecorded, in Jackson County, Oregon. Said personal property being the household furniture and furnishings in the dwelling house on the above described real property, free and clear of anv right, title, and interest of th defendant For such other and further relief as to the Court may seem meet and MnitahlA in the rjremises. This summons is published once each week tor tour consecutive weeks upon Order made and entered by the Judge of the above erA-Ied Court on the S day of February, 957. The dale of the first publication of this summons is the 14th day of February, 1957 rt H Benetson Attorney for Plaintiff 230 west juam aireet Medford. Orjon Spririle lemon juice over fresh cut fruits such as apples, bananas and peaches to keep them light in color . . . oddly enough it also adds a tangy le mon flavor. For low-sodium diets, remem ber that a squeeze of lemon re places salt as a seasoning on meats, vegetables and salads. To frost rims of glasses: dip rims in lemn juice and then into powdered sugar. Chill. Float lemon slice on top of hot tomato, lentil, or, best of all, black bean soup. ShroTe Tuesday Calls , For Festive Pancakes The tradition of serving pan cakes on Shrove Tuesday (March 5 this year) .originated in France during medieval times. The custom has extended down to our day and has become a day of gay celebration that calls for festive and imaginative pancake variations. Here are two such recipes that really fill the bill. Vanilla-Banana Pancakes These wonderful pure-vanilla flavored pancakes are served with a fruited sauce. They may be served for breakfast, lunch or as a dessert. IV2 cups sifted all-purpose flour 34 teaspoons salt 2V4 teaspoons double-acting bak ing flour 1 tablespoon sugar 2 eggs, separated IV2 cups milk 1 teaspoon pure - vanilla extract 2 tablespoons shortening, melted 1 cup (IV2 medium) thinly sliced bananas Sift dry Ingredients together. Thoroughly combine egg yolks, milk and vanilla extract; add to flour mixture. Add melted shortening, stirring only enough to blend. Add sliced bananas. Beat egg whites until they stand in soft stiff peaks. Fold into the batter. Cook on hot, lightly greased griddle, allowing about one-third cup batter for each pancake. Makes five servings. Serve hot with this fruited van illa-lemon sauce: Fruited Vanilla-Lemon Sauce: Combine one half cup sugar, one tablespoon cornstarch and one sixteenth teaspoon salt. Add three fourth cup water and mix well. Cook until mixture is clear ands lightly thickened, stirring constantly. Add one tablespoon butter and one fourth cup fresh lemon juice. Heat thoroughly, then add eight coarsely chopped maraschino cherries, two coarse ly chopped slices of pineapples, and three fourth teaspoon pure vanilla extract. Serve warm over pancakes. Makes 1V4 cups. Snow Puff Pancakes Done in a shaker . . in a jiffy . . . using your favorite pancake mix. This is a pancake dessert to end all such, and we think you'll enjoy celebrating Pancake Day with this unique recipe. When baked pancakes are filled and topped with a luscious whip ped cream, date-nutmeat comb ination. New-Way Pancakes Place one cup milk, one egg, one tablespoon liquid shortening and one fourth teaspoon lemon extract in shaker or glass jar with tight lid. Add one cup pan cake mix: shake vigorously 10 to 15 times or until batter is IDEAL DRESSER-UPPERS Lemon garnishes are not only things of beauty, but add zesty tartness to whatever dishes they enhance. Whether cut in fancy shapes or served as wedges, they are ideal dresser-uppers for seafood dishes, many soups, bever ages, vegetables and meats. Ways with lemons are discussed in today's food columns. fairly smooth. Pour onto a hot, lightly greased griddle to make seven or eight pancakes. Bake to a golden brown, turning only once. Date-Nut Filling and Topping Whip one cup whipping cream until it holds its shape. Fold in one fourth cup sugar, one half cup chopped nutmeats, one half cup chopped dates and one fourth teaspoon pure vanilla ex tract. When pancakes are ready place whipped cream mixture across center of each pancake. Roll up jelly-roll fashion. Spoon additional fruit mixture on top. Party Ham Loaf With New Notion Sauces So you're on the food com mittee and want an inexpensive yet elegant meat course that will serve 10 to 12 people? Look no further; here's your answer. Ham loaf with not one but two glamorous sauces made with the easy-to-come-by commercial jel lies and jams. Ham Loaf Wi quarts (6 cups) bread crumbs 3 eggs 3 pounds ground smoked ham (fat trimmed off) IVi pounds ground veal 3 tablespoons prepared mustard V-z teaspoon pepper 2 teasoons garlic salt Make bread crumbs by tearing eight to 10 slices of fresh enrich ed white bread into small pieces. Measure out bread crumbs into large mixing bowl. Add all oth er ingredients and mix thorough ly. Pack into a 9x9 x 4V4 inch square angel food pan. (This makes for easy serving). Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees, approximately two hours. Pour off drippings and turn onto ser ving platter. Good served hot or cold with either or both of these sauces: Gourmet Jelly Saucet Melt one cup pure currant jel ly over low heat. Slowly blend in one cup prepared mustard. Chopped raisins and chutney may be added, too, if you like. Serve hot or cold. Golden Horseradish Jam Sauce: Melt one cup pure pineapple jam over low heat. Slowly blend two or three teaspoons horserad ish and three tablespoons sour cream into jam. Serve hot or cold. WRONG TRAINING Waterbury, Conn. (U.R) Thomas Murray, 16, trained his pet collie to jump over low ob structions, such as porch rail ings and hedges. On its first trip into the city, the dog came upon the three-foot railing on the West Main Street Bridge. It immed iately hopped over, and fell 20 feet to the river below. The dog waited on a pile of debris in the river until rescued. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads The Low Cost Way To Sell Items You No Longer Need BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THf HAPPY LITTLE COG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE NEW! Premium offer from Nulade eggs mm fiiafiir Perfect for reaching into the tallest canisters. 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GET SECTION NO. 1 with $2.50 in purchases SECTIONS 2-15 MB tCM PACT Of THE 2-PMT BINDS with ANY purchase FROZEN DINNERS CHICKEN HAM - SWISS STEAK . TURKEY GOLD MEDAL now PremJ I Real (L ((JC WYANDOTTE RIPE 7 OLIVES 10 1 5 Ti Good and Choice T-Bones Aged and Trimmed Just Right $ j) lb. MILK CARNATION 8 qt. INSTANT DRY Size Strauss Choice Meats PDCMDC 91 SMALL LEAN SHOULDERS 4 to 6-lb. Avg S flillL GROUND BEEF libsj00 CDECU I CAM REEC . Lean Eastern Pork, All Excess Bone Removed 3 to 5 Lbs. OSRvW Wff 0 (Far Aw WONDERFUL FOR SLICING m FRESH-TENDER Asparagus Avi LARGE HEADS SNOWHITE Cauliflower II SPARE RIBLETS Try Some. Wonderful for Sweet Sours EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON DELICIOUS APPLES RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS -Jj pound j) bunch . . . . PAULSEN'S . . . CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Prices Good Friday, Saturday Only We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities EI Lots of Free Parking 2 Big Lots AT THE REAR OF THE STOREI
