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T Ger.e Pail is toe Me tee rcidelij n5 $ita$ fcifcefces. ltfcugn atlino Ma- Scaial funi to hicil Crrtnf CS ecftributM aleo, ait inheletor tvts bought ni instt Uti act Heart noftpi?! for ftfe WB ejho needs It PiSl W electa! feiefete to tt ta Granfe, to t 14 i June in tuaene. 1iition Might frill be t tL'psar ftogu Crnga Key 1. ueSlS ii'e tfta public to lasting m lvinv Lav gbS at e&eiae ni to prevent fjeeiftest, NU 9 It P-m. m tft ouftftou is Medfbrd. I Tha GraMte received peti- QfA po 8ft Grange t8 t?l feejlot in Kovm fsmr election, creation of t 0tfl joWCr 8eelopment com ji6ioft,. to fnert tf pj in tete. iftrirttios nf elertriciee. Aft th initiel ct, th project will 1W Wlf Oigpoeting, fnd put Oregon eet per With 0'eshirton n fCer fieveloprntnt. The profm 4 1 gut on 19 Agriculture Chairjnen Kmg iog, tmosg othtr ttiingt, e ifiestiring garden eeefie, tA Iff fiiiftrtnt ptefctge ctf garden ee4e 9t ftaseS ownfi. Aebete wee held on term ers v. Coneumere efter eicft tiring their gripM, ihe ftrm ers were e little in the letfl. A. dence we held Sturfliy niht, end Sundey efternoon, pimb0T met to clee up yrfl araun( Grag hell. TAe net xieeting will b May W, 4 Will be -itittion nighV Soma f S.f billion wee Pnt in newspaper edvertising in 15T more than in TV, r flio, magazines nf outdoor oimbined. Ifc .....H S rolls 10 1', T P Gii ; 1 . . . .IB, 3 I j & 848 S3 lit' wi mi nni) BE4L?B BA Thie Mies Americe, hebitet Oregon, i thft picture of health fie he nelp u celebrete Ktionl Cftild Health Dy in the middle of National Baby WeeS. "Plenty of good wholesome dairy product en Hbundence of eitrug fruits and fresh vegetables tre impprtfnt fector. Feeding the Family 1 Qt& VfNCBhff t Time teat Cbedk-Vp tan aatilf lEatiss We rejoice in the fact that tofley'e children are growing up hendsomer, healthier then preceding generation; credit tnie to edvtnces in medicine, ftygiene enfl science of nutri tion. Sntphesis on feeding the family ni th importance of goad nutrition i bombarding us from 11 sines. This year mfis ftie 30th enniverserj of the official designation of May 1 s Child Health Day, so declared by the President of the United State end by Congressional resolution. "We're in the mid dle of National Baby Wee and thinl it interesting that tht Gerber trtd putting baby focal in can and pact Ss just SO years , ao or coincident with the govern ment' recognition of the im portance of bitter nutrition fbr better babies and5 grow ing boys end girls. Ckecle Lett fex W&mity Dailf Diet Nutritionist hve longj de clared thjt $ balanced diet ig vitl if our children are to grow up physically strong, mentally elert nft emotional ly tbl. Thi i their guide to gocil eating habits. Now ic time to checj your family's foal habit with the nutrition eprt. Ge 9, t ellefr Veeeit aAles. One or more large Serv ing daily. lilch sources of vitamin A and iron, the green, leafy and yellow vegetables aupply important dietary needs both for growth and health. Vegetables should be coofeod only long enough to me&e them tender. Ormngee, tomatoes, grape fruit, ra-sp cabbage end salad green. California citrus is filled with vitamins and min- erale. One medium California orange contributes e wftole flay' recommended ellowanco os vitemin C, half the necee eary pro-vitemia A, end sig nificant amounts of fruat pro teia and calcium mong other things. . Potataw end other veget ables and fruits. One or more servings of potatoes; two serv ings of other vegetables are recommended. These may be raw, cooted, canned or fro zen. Otfier vegetables and fruite help to complete the day's food needs. Hille and Milk Products. At least a pint of milk daily for adults; three glasses to a quart of milfc for children is su tritionally skund. Milk is en dowed with about 100 nu trients, furnishes food energy, calcium for bones and teeth end protein for building strong muscle. Mili.may be fluid," evaporated or dried. y Meat, poultry, fish and eggs. One serving daily of meat, poultry or fish; at least four eggs a Weefc. Protein for mucle building; iron for red blood; and important B vit amins for general good health ere furnished by this group. Especially rich in vitamins and minerals are the variety meats, liver, heart and kid neys. Beans, peas, nuts and peanut butter likewise have a valuable protein content and furnish some of the B vitamins. Bread, Flour and Cereals. Two slices of bread, enriched or whole grain or its equival ent fire recommended at each meal. Products in this group are important sdurces of ener gy, protein, iron and three B vitamins. The protein of bread combines with that of meat, fish, milk and eggs to make muscle builders. All of the foods in this group are high in nutritive value, low in cost. Sutter, fortified margarine. IF vi Two to three level tebleepoone ere recommended. High n it f min A value, these products are important fources of fbcffl energy. Since they remein in the stomach longer then othtr focgi that give that "satisfied feeling". 4aet eltufts. Nutritionist say that best types of sweets for growing children jre fresjti end dried fruits, fruit candies, jams, jellies and marmalade, tome HaRime 'Don't'- for Barents Parents are urged not to make g moral issue of food fn feeding the child. Tht agperte say that food choice should be automatic; that parent? should -not bfjrgejin by ftayinj "Johnny,, you may have your dessert only after you've eaten your carrots." Some other wrong tech niques are these: Urging one raore bite when the child has had enough; offering bribes or special privileges; forcing the cyhild to sit at the table when everyone else has fin ished; egting to "please moth er"; spoon feeding way be yond the age when the child should be feeding himself. Many feeding problems grise as result of mismanage ment during the first feeding experiments in miancy. All eating experiences should hB pleasant. Magiy baBies reject new food because the texture, taste or even the spoon are new ana anterent. A very young crgld prefers lukewm foods. Oftimes simply thin ning solid foods makes them more acceptable. Many ped iatricians begin with strained fruit rather than trained vegetables. The experts say that par ents should respect the wishes of their children in food and to accept changes in tastes end occasional food binges where a certain food or class of foods will be preferred for fi period of vtime. Seeding experiments have proven that children provid ed with ft spread of nutritious fbodS, make wise choice when they use only their ap petites as a guide an making their food , selections; indicat ed that children satisfied their nutritional requirements as judged by known stand ards. Singer foods like whole pieces of fruits and vegetables are excellent for toddlers who learn -iood through touch as well , as taste. Baby Food Storage Baby foods like other can ned and glassed foods should be stored in a dry, cool shelf in pantry, cupboard or cellar. Temperature should be mod erately cold. Avoid storage near steam pipes, radiators, furnaces , or kitchen range. Keep packaged baby cereals away from soaps. Unused portions of food may be covered and safely stored in original container in refrigerator. Orange Custard is Desseflrt Delight California citrus is filled with vitamins and minerals. The whole,-- peeled fresh orange is a complete package of nutrition, flavor and good eating; vital to the health of gums, teeth, bones and other body tissues. Serve orange slices with this custard for a super dessert. Makes six ser vings. The Vaiencias are here; juicy, rich in flavor they're practically seedless. 4 large oranges Sugar 2 tablespoons flour V2 cup sugar Vi teaspoon salt 1 cup milk, scafded 2 eggs, beaten Vi cup fresh orange juice 'Neiifrino Would Be By J04Z1K L. LEI United Press Correspondent Wgshington IP The neutrino, powerful midget invented to solve strange thefts of energy in nuclear re actions, is .now being gsked to explain the even deeper mystery of gravitation. The "Neutrino Theory of Gravitation" was discussed at the annual meeting of the Na tional Academy of Sciences by Dr. L. I. Schiff of Stan ford University. If verified, it would be one of the greatest achievements in the history of man's strug gle to understand the universe since Albert Einstein's gen eral theory of relativity. The neutrino by definition is particle of no electrical charge and practically no size or weight. It has the greatest enetrating power of any thing yet dreamed up by science. Theoretically, a free neutrino could dash through trillions of miles of solid lead with no sweat. Physicists invented it to have something to blame for the apparent disappearance of energy in certain nuclegr processes. Without this cul prit they would be sunk, be cause one of the most devout ly held beliefs of science is that energy is imperishable nd can't possibly just decay into nothingnes. So when energy ecvms to vanish, the physicists say it Was abrlucted by neutrinos Which, by the time the deed is iecovered, may have escaped into the depths of space. In 1436 scientists of the Atomic Energy Commission comforted their colleagues everywhere) by proving ex perjmentelly for the first time that neutrinos, until then creatures solely of the ory, actually axist. In suggesting that energy transporting' neutrinos may be responsible for gravitation, Schiff is attacking on a sub nuclear livel mysteries which Einstein in 1956 sought to ex plain on an astronomical cale. Gravitation is a forca act ing betwaan bodies. It is What geeps tha moon tied to the earth and the earth to the sun. Einstein described gravi tation as an effect of space geometry. In the vicinity of massive bodies ha said, space is curved igi such a Way that smaller b o d i a naturally moved toward tha larger. Tke cale As description of what happens, Einstein's theory works fine on an astronomi cal scale. It does not however, explain the behavior of mat ter on an atomic and nuclear scale. ' , But another fet of prin ciples, called the Quantum theory, doe account for nu clear forces, and such elec tromagnetic manifestations g light, radio waves, and atomic radiation. Electromagnetic fore &, Schiff said, are produced by interchange o; energy pack ets between electrons or pro tons. Nuclear forces are gen erated by interchange of par ticles, called pi mesons, be tween neutrons and protons. "Several physicists," Schiff said, "have suggested that gravitational force might be analogous to electromagneti or nuclear forces in that they teaspoon fresh grated lem on juice IV2 teaspoons grated orange peel. Peel oranges and cut into cartwheel slices. Sprinkle lightly with sugar, cover and chill until needed. Mix flour, sugar and salt; add to scald ed milt in top of double boil er. Gradually add eggs; 3tir well. Cook until mixture coats the spoon. Remove from heat. 'Add orange juices and orange peel. Chill thoroughly. Serve with sweetened orange slices. Tuna Treat Variations Canned tuna is bargain priced, nutrition - packed. Creamed tuna is a luncheon standby in many families. We suggest these variations on your regular creamed tuna recipe: Heat one can of cream of mushroom soup and one-third cup milk untii smooth. Add one can tuna and heat through feur servings. ' To basic creamed tuna recipe, add one fourth cup sliced mushrooms, one-fourth cup chopped green pepper, one tablespoon chopped pim iento, two drops Worcester shire sauce. Serve on hot bis cuits or toast. Try creamed tuna or tuna a la king on pattey shells, toasted corn bread or waf fles. Serye creamed tuna on hot baked potatoes sprinkled with grated cheese and put under broiler for a moment to melt and bubble. Serve creamed tuna on thick salted and peppered to mato slices with onion or pepper rings for finger eat ing on the side. Gravif ion f heory' feat BoosS To Man eri&a from the exchange of some kind of pfrticla between thi interacting object . . . "The suggestion then arises that gravitational forces aris from interchgnge o neutrinos between any finds of matter." Group Named to Study Facilities A four-member subcommit tee to investigate present rec reation facilities available was appointed by Dick Knight, chairman of the Medford rec reation committee, at a Tues day noon meetinej in Haw thorne park. Mrs. Owen A. JCunkel, Mr. D. L. Flynr James Zacfe and Knight will report n thi com mittee's progress gt the next regular meeting of the group Tuesday, May 13, at Rogua Valley Country club. , ' Another committee consist ing of Miss Coleen Hope, chair man, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Kunkel will study the possibility of con structing an outdoor recrea tion center building in Haw thorne park. They also will re port at the next meeting. Other topics under discus sion att he meeting were the possible use of city land in tha Camp White area for rec reation facilities, the instal lation of camp fire facilities at Hawthorne park, nd the need vfor a meeting piece for elderly people. ItVItTOB DIES New York API Charles F. Stoddard, 81, inventor of the Ampico player piano and of various automatic cooking devices, died Tuesday of a stroke. CONMUSIST 9EATE&CED Paderborn, Germany (IB Four members of the West German Communist Party have received prison sentences here at the end of a nine-day trial. The Communist Parry was declared unconstitutional in West Germany in 1956. CBATE8 LIONS' ANNUAt TV AUCTION. Over 17S Wonderful Kemd or; n Hott ie it you know you're taking no chances when you let a youngster take your shopping list? Ien't it fbr the same reason that you buy 70$ of your family'e food without actually Sfeeing it? You know that A good 'brand is your test guarantee . . . ami that the nam on the label is your best buying guide. You hav learned to count on good This theory is appealing, in thgt it Would solve one of tha great mysteries of nature. But, Schiff said, it "is in a very preliminary stage." It . is, he added, "guite possibly incorrect." eTOVIKT tOS6 0 YI6IT London (W A delegation of the Committee, of Youth Organize; tionej of the Soviet Union 'left for New York Wednesday night, Mescow Radio reported today. The broadcast said the three-men group is visiting the United States at tht invitation of the U.S. Students Travel Coun cil. Space Sought for Guidance Clink The county eurt at tempting to find space for quarter, for the Southern Oregon Child Guidance clinic, according to County Commis sioner Ralph James. Elliott Becken, representa tive of the clinic, told the county court and budget com mittee yesterday that if the countyf would provide quar ters it would eliminate ffl, 200 from tha total budget of $16,100. The clinic would require two small rooms and g Rait ing room, ha aid. Becken alet) requested $4, 400 in financial assistance from the county for the new fiscal year. He pointed out that other counties provide an average of 05,000 in facili ties which does not include ti:e cash amount. This would include clerical assistance and office equipment, he added. The budget committee said it would take the request for a cash grant under advise ment. It also heard , reports frora the county clerk, sher iff's office, and assessor on tentative budget requests. Salem (if) Oregon high ways were clear today. Sunday Nife May & 18 P.M. to 12 B.&. KBES-TV send a child f n MHlllSiir I. SAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, TliiajdJiy, M 1, 7958 3A Non-Agricultural Jabs Increase Salem W-J Oregon's non agricultural employment in creased by 4J00 jobs in misi March from the number a month before, the State Un employment Compensation Commission reportea Wednes day. The Commission marked the rise e a "upswing" but said it hgd "little) real strength" yet. The number of non - farm workers wgs estimated at 441,800. A month ago the total was estimated at 437, 300, but in Starch of 1857 the figure wag 458,300. This is a drop since last 2ar of 1,500 jobs. The Commission said the decrease in employment from last year was general through out the economy with only canning e.na preserving and apparel industries among the manufacturing industries and contract eonstruction and gov ernment among the non-man-ufecturing showing an increase. a only Kibbled that's kennel-bested for , ' complete nutrition. Buy Priskies Kibbled today-it's another complete . dog food from (arnatinn ji poo io the store? branti names. You know the company stands back of them. You know they protect you. The. more good brands you get to know, the fewar buying mistakes you'll make. Get ac quainted with those brands in this newspaper. You'll get more value for your shopping money if you do. BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION Incorporated A Non-Profit Educational Foundation 37 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y. 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