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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1957)
I feLH. .. . I III V I df - Tb7 go together! Swim raits It Centner for men saw! womea feature matching tropiral prints on fine cotton poplin. White piquet lines the skirt panels of the girl's two-piece rait. Strap interest is intro duced in the wide halter, also trimmed with white pique edging. The) man's suit has an elastic waistband and is vented at the sides. Studies Indicate Diets Lack Fruit And Vegetables Is your family eating the prop er amounts of fresh vegetables nd fruits necessary for buoyant health? Studies from various parts of the country and among different types of people show that vitamin - rich fruits and vegetables are two of the food groups most often lacking in the average American diet. The Harvad School of Pub lic Health found that yellow and green vegetables, milk and cheese were the foods slighted most by older people living at home, while a study in Iowa pointed out that 30 per cent of the women questioned did not include vitamin-rich vegetables in their diets and 40 per cent ate no vitamin-rich fruits. The University of Georgia discover ed that pre-school children were not eating the proper amounts of vegetables and a survey of Industrial workers in New Jer sey showed that at least 14 of those surveyed were low in the consumption of milk and vita min C-rich vegetables and fruits. Samplings of teenagers and oth er groups throughout the coun try have produced the same re sults, warning us that to keep our nutritional aims high we must include vegetables and fruits in the family's daily menus. This discovery certainly need not worry you either for there are many delicious ways to see that appetizing fresh vegetables are a part of your menus. First there is a large variety of western-grown fresh vegetables avail able the yar 'round, and these colorful, flavor-rich vegetables can be prepared in many apA pealing ways. There are dozens of sauces that blend well with fresh vegetables and also these nutritious foods are excellent in combination with meat, fish, poultry, cereal and dairy prod ucts. For a new way to serve on ions, try cheese marinated on ions. Slice four onions and separate into rings. Crumble a three-ounce package of Roque fort or bleu cheese and mix with one-half cup olive oil or salad oil, two tablespoons lemon juice, 1 teaspoon salt, dash of pepper and paprika and one-half teaspoon sugar. Pour over onions and chill thoroughly. Serve on crisp lettuce or as an accom paniment to frankfurters or hamburgers. Asparagus piquant is an inter esting dish. Wash and cook one and one-half pounds of aspara gus in a small amount of boil ing salted water until tender but still crisp. Meanwhile cook 3 slices 'of bacon, diced, with 1 small clove garlic until bacon is crisp; add 3 tablespoons wine vinegar and heat. Brown one third cup soft bread crumbs in 2 tablespoons butter or mar garine; pour sauce over aspara gus and sprinkle with crumbs. Spiced green cabbage combines this vegetable with apples. Melt i one-fourth cup shortening in a Women Said Suited , For Optometry Field Chicago (IP) Wom'en are "naturals" in optometry, Dr. Henry W. Hofstetter, director of the Indiana University division of optometry, believes. Hofstetter said women temp eramentally are well-suited for the detailed work, as well as the tactful, personable relations necessary for dealing with the public, particularly children. Many women optometrists are married and have families, but maintain their practices on a part-time basis, often with of fices right in their homes. Hofstetter said optometry is a field where a woman finds no discrimination from her male counterparts, whether she e tablishes her own practice, works with the U. S. Public Health Service, in industry, pub lic school systems, in the mili tary, research or education. Fresh mint sprigs added to canned peas just before serving lend a delightful flavor. large skillet and stir in 4 cups shredded green cabbage, 2 cups diced apple, 3 tablespoons white vinegar, and one-fourth teaspoon allspice. Cover and cook over low heat, stirring frequently un til cabbage is tender, about 20 minutes. Stir in 1 cup thick sour cream and cook only until heat ed. Serve immediately. Dark Blue Suit Back in Favor For Men's Wear New York In the weeks ahead, millions of men are going to keep some of the most im portant dates of their lives weddings and graduation af fairs and most of them will dress for these big moments in a dark blue suit, back today as the smartest as well as the most traditionally correct of men's clothing. Michael Daroff, president of one of the oldest clothing firms in the country, estimates that the blue suit this summer will be a 50 to 1 favorite of men who will take part in either one of these two top social events, either as principals or guests. He also predicted blue again would be a leader at most of the other purely summer occasions. Not since charcoal suiting shades captured the imagination of American men has a single color been as important as blue is this year, according to the clothing expert.. And its fashion leadership is no secret, he ex plained, becaus" it is easy to accessorize, has an air of tradi tional correctness and, combined with the new "natural" tailor ing, has a slimming effect on a man. ' The popularity of the blue suit has resulted in a wider choice of fabrics and blends in this color than ever before. For the year round "best suit," the regent royal gabardine and unfinished worsted fabrics are the undis puted champions, the firm re ports. For special spring and sum mer wear, the laurels are divid ed between the light weight, crease resistant dacron and worsted blend, and the silky sheen and wrinkle resistance of the mohair and worsted suiting, it was said. It appears the finely tailored, plain blue suit, with its under stated "gentlemanly" good taste, will be king of the social season. ! ' swim suit do- Polished cotton signed by Robby-Len for snn wor shipers everywhere has Aztec print motif. Suit Jus boyleg shorts, high neckline split at center, and narrow removable shoulder straps. A single Docket accents the kipliass. Spiced Peaches When Sunday supper is to be a sandwich meal, prepare spiced peaches for a delicious accomp animent. Drain syrup from can ned clings into saucepan, heat with a few whole spices and a dash of vinegar. Add peach j halves and simmer 5 minutes. Let stand a few hours or over night. - Cook prunes with stick cinna mon and whole cloves, and cool in liquid. Pit and stuff with cream cheese. Mold in clear lemon gelatin for a cool lunch eon salad. Food Labor-Savers Cost More Money; Women Don't Care Washington HP) One super market official ' says v today's home-maker is fully aware that food labor-savers cost her more money. But she's happy to have things that way. This was the comment of Ri lea Doe, (of Safeway Stores), during the annual meeting of the National Association of Food Chains. "Human needs are fairly stable," said Doe. "Human wants are never stable, never regi mented, never static. Today they are ballooning." Doe said that the number of food products competing for the housewive's dollar may total as high as 6,000 a year. He pointed out that many of them - had "built-in" features which save preparation time and the need for the cooking knowledge that made grandmother's cooking famous but exhausting. "Today's housewife," he -said, "has a sneaking suspicion ' that all this labor-saving costs more money, and it does. But she, like Scarlett O'Hara prefers to worry about that tomorrow." Sunday, May 26, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE Put a little vinegar in any new frying pan and bring it to a boil. This process wil prevent food from sticking. A j.jMjai Jlismisj 4 .V 3 3 f rp S ,( , l --fcs a i . 1 : .t This striped man tailored jacket and solid color slim skirt are both styled for town and country wear. They are both made from Dan River's Wrinkl-Shed combed cotton sheen. 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