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tsmm Feeding f he Family ft ZOLA VINCINT Feed Uiter tjr f avory ftteat Gma Choose rtsonbly pficed Jiftib of veal stew meet for Vtit extraordinarily food one meal thft is popular in If northwest hich grows Mmt of the Blue Lake variety Jten beans that go into cans. & salad, strawberries and erfem gnd the meal is made. 9four generous serviags. $rim excess ft from V2 grounds lamb or vel stew et. Fry fat oufc and use drippings to brown meat. Combine one-h g 1 f teaspoon jffprika, one-h a 1 f teaspoon lt, one-third teaspoon dried rfill and two tablespoons flour, add to meat until well coated. Srown meat well in heated f?t. Blend in any remaining (tesoned flour. Prain liquid from a No. 303 fn Blue Lake variety (not a 3jrnd name) whole or cut green beans and edd enough Srfter or broth to make 1V4 dSups liquid. Add one table S5?oon vinegar, one tablespoon distant minced onion "or one ($turth cup finely chopped raw Snions, one-eighth teaspoon jgSrlic powder or one small aelove garlic, minced. Add to feat; cover and simer about a hour. Peel one large pota to find cut into large dice; add $0 meat. Continue cooking 15 Srtinutes. Add drained beans Mni heat 10 minutes longer. Thicken or thin gravy if nec geisary. Hawaiian Marlow ' A frozen dessert to delight (family and guests, this Ha- iian marlow combines pine apple, maraschino cherries, Buts, marshmallovs. So easy to do. Makes six servings. Measure lVz cups milk and one-fourth pound marshmal- lows (16) cut in halves in top of a double boiler. Heat ever boiling water until marshmal lows melt. Remove from heat and cool. Fold in one-half cup heavy cream whipped with one teaspoon vanilla extract. Gently fold in a No. 2 can (V2 cups) drained crushed pineap ple, one-fourth cup mara schino cherry halves and one- fourth cup chopped pecans or other nuts. Freeze. Ham Sauce. A ham loaf with this fluffy sauce' is com pany fare any time. Whip one half cup cream; then fold in one-half cup drained apple sauce c o m b i ne d with one eighth cup horseradish. Taste Tempiers for Dressing Slads Avocado-Cream. This salad dressing is superlative over tomato or shrimp salad. Mash one avocado using hand or electric beater. Beat in one three-ounce package cream cheese, softened, making a mixture -that is completely smooth. Beat in one-fourth teaspoon salt, two tablespoons vinegar and one-fourth cup salad oil. Chill. Sour Cream. A salad dress ing for serving over cucum bers, tomatoes or fish salad. Combine one-half cup dairy sour cream, four teaspoons vinegar, one-half teaspoon sug ar, one-fourth teaspoon salt, Wz teaspoons minced onion Chill. Bell-ringer. Serve this with tossed greens. Blend well one half cup dairy sour cream, half teaspoonone-half cup to mato ketchup, two tablespoons lemon juice, one-half teaspoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon pep per. Cucumber Cream. Serve this dressing over cold fish, tomato slices, vegetable sal ads. Add one-fourth teaspoon salt to one-half cup heavy cream, whipped. Gradually add two tablespoons vinegar, beating constantly until thick but not stiff. Fold in one-half cup diced or grated cucumber. Salad Accompaniments For accompanying salads, there are crackers in many shapes, sizes and flavors that include butter, cheese, whole wheat, corn, soya, celery, poppy seed. Consider also cheese sticks, pretzels, bread sticks, potato chips, popcorn, corn chips, Melba toast, rusks, biscuits. Hominy Au Gratin A vegetable change that will be welcomed. Hominy, both white and yellow, is a taste treat that might well be enjoyed more often. The fam ily will like this. Drain a No. 2Vz can of hom iny and place in a Vi quart greased casserole. Add a two ounce can pimiento, diced, and one-fourth cup onion chopped. Make a m e d i um cheese sauce using two table spoons butter or margarine, two tablespoons flour, one cup milk, one teaspoon salt and one cup grated American American cheese. Pour over hominy; fold in gently. Bake in 350 degree oven for 20 minutes. May Abundance Makes Meal Planning Easy At this time of year, par ents, educators, nutritionists and others unite in earnest consideration of the health and welfare of our children. As the twig is bent" is an axiom known to all and this ! arnsm MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Oregon, Friday, May 2, 1958 3A OVERFLOW CROWD Some 18,000 people jam San Francisco's cavernous Cow Pal ace as evangelist Billy Graham (center, on stage) delivers opening address of his six week Bay Area Crusade. An estimated 5000 persons got a special sermon from Graham outside the building. Said Graham, "This is the best response in Crusade history. Governor, Wife Mark Wedding Anniversary Salem IW Gov; and Mrs. Robert D. Holmes celebrated their 24th wedding anniversa ry Thursday, but the observ ance was sandwiched between office duties and his cam paign for renomination. Commemorative Stamp For Oregon Approved Washington Iff) Post master General Arthur Sum merfield has signed an order calling for a commemorative stamp for Oregon next year when it observes its 100th birthday. Pate Protests Plan For Reorganization Washington HPI The com mandant of the Marine Corps protested Thursday that Pres ident Eisenhower's defense re organization plan might open the way for giving the Ma rines "the bum's rush." Gen. Randolph McC. Pate told the House Armed Serv ices Committee he felt "real apprehension" that language of the proposed bill might permit a future defense sec retary to "rationalize the Ma rine Corps out of a job." Defense Secretary Neil H. Interibr Department Money Bill Approved Washington , OP) The Senate has approved a $489, 916,950 money bill to finance operations of the Interior De partment and related agencies during the next fiscal year. The measure was sent to a conference committee to work out a compromise. The House had provided $76,771, 350 less than was voted by the Senate. McElroy assurred the com mittee that the Marines, as well as the Air, Navy and Air Force, would "retain their re spective , individualities" under the President's plan. is easy to prove in terms of nutrition. The wheel of good eating perfected by nutritionists en courages us to feed our fam ilies foods from each of the following food groups daily: Green and yellow vegetables; oranges, tomatoes, grapefruit, raw' cabbage or raw. greens; potatoes and other vegetables and fruife; milk and milk products; meat, fish and eggs; bread, flour and cereals; but ter and fortified margarine. Western fields, orchards, grazing areas and water ways provide a wealth of variety in foods of excellent quality at reasonable cost the year around; fresh, frozen, canned, packaged. Baby Foods. Processing of baby foods is big business as many of our fruits and vege tables go into cans and glass. The first "strained" processed baby foods put in a brave ap pearance 30 years ago, were eyed skeptically at first, soon accepted. Thanks to the vision of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerber who started it all, today's baby has a choice of close to 90 strained and junior foods. Millions of mothers pay trib ute to the Gerbers and we're among them. Poultry. Meat, Fish. All chicken reasonable in price with fryers and big turkeys likely to be specialed. Beef remains about the same but watching ads and displays will reveal very good buys in cuts that require long slow cook ing. Excellent quality lamb with slightly lower prices on the heavier, meatier lambs. Pork shoulders, ham shanks and smoked ham are good values. Fish and shellfish of ferings are many, both fresh and frozen. Enjoy cod, floun der, halibut, rockfish, fish sticks, sablefish, crabs, crab- meat and shrimp at reason able cost. . Vegetable bins ofi'er 'arti chokes, asparagus, broccoli, carrots, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, green and dry onions, peas, radishes, mush rooms, Italian squash, rhu barb, old and new potatoes. Fruit displays are featur ing the new season Valencias. They're almost seedless, juicy, full flavored. Strawberries in creasing happily for all. Avo cados and pineapples continue in good . buy bracket along with grapefruit, bananas, ap ples, winter pears nearing season's end. See Ad on Page 4 m f LOOB GOtfEB SPECIAL TILE PURCHASE w special values in rim m fni o mm IK COMPARE THESE PRICES! Armstrong Service Gauge SIZE ynoBeum TflSe 6x 12 2 Colors T each Large Quantities of All Colors! 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