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r 8A MA II TB1BUNI, M.dford, Oregon, Sand.y, Qctobtr 26, 1958 Progrom on Dahlias Planned for Group Mrs. J. R. Campbell will present a program on "Dahlias in Your Garden Plan" at the Howard Garden club meeting Tuesday, October 28, at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gleason, 2684 Crater Lake highway, at 1 p.m. There will also be an ex change of plants, bulbs and seeds. 2 Vote For Stan For Councilman 4th WARD STAN STARK will bring his wide experience in finance and business to the Medford City Council in the interest of sound, economical govern ment for ALL ' citizens and taxpayers. He has lived in Medford for the past 26 years and has been in business here for 21 years. STAN STARK has served as a member of the city budget committee for 3 years, the last year as chairman. He is qualified and competent to serve YOU well as a council man. FOR COUNCILMAN - Fourth Ward 136 "X" STAN STARK Pd. Adv. Stark for Councilman Committee, Darrell Miller, chair man, 3 1 7 So. Groveland, Medford. Save on STMft MM TIL DYKE'S Venison Receipes Prepared Corvallis If the hunter in your household bags a deer, be prepared to serve tasty venison now and in months to come with these new recipes. New cooks and old alike soon tire of plain pot roasts, venison steaks and stew, say Oregon State college home economists. New recipes are requested every year for. veni son and other game meat. In any recipe, remove all fat from the meat before us ing, they caution. Fat car ries a strong unpleasant fla vor. Directions for making veni son " mincemeat, barbecued venison and venison meat loaf are offered by Mrs. Ruth Klippstein, OSC extension nu tritionist. Mincemeat may be frozen and used later in pies or in filled holiday cookies. For the mincemeat use 2 pounds cooked venison, ante lope or elk, chopped; 4 pounds chopped apple, 2 pounds rai sins, 4 cups brown or white sugar, 34 pounds chopped suet or butter, Vfe teaspoon nut meg, 2 teaspoons salt, lYz tea spoons cinnamon. Method Given Remove fat from venison before simmering. Simmer till tender. Cool and grind Combine these ingredients and add about 1 quart of cid er to cover. Other fruit juices may be substituted for cider, by adding Y2 cup vinegar to the juices. Reduce sugar if sweet fruit juices are used. Cook mixture very slowly un til fruits are tender (about an hour). Stir often. Freeze in amounts sufficient for a pie. If mincemeat isv canned, proc ess as for ground beef; 90 minutes as 10 pounds pres sure for quarts, 75 minutes at 10 pounds pressure for pints. A tasty marinating sauce, for use on less tender cuts such as necks and shoulders used in stews, is suggested. Steaks may also be brushed with the sauce, and allowed to stand before cooking. The 011 garlic sauce tenderizes the meat and adds flavor. The sauce uses 1 cup cook ing oil, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 teaspoon black pepper, 1 ta blespoon Worcestershire sauce or beef extract, 3 cloves of garlic, minced. Place sauce in closed con tainer and shake vigorously to blend. Broil meat over hot coals for 20 to 25 minutes, brushing liberally with sauce, or oven ' FDoor Covering at ! 9" x 9" Plastic Fortified FLOOR COVERING Next to O.K. Market 1228 North Riverside gfofg fief WomBF! Heads Pioneers Mrs. L. R. Coder, Ashland, was elected president of the Southern Oregon Pioneer as sociation at the annual reun ion meeting Thursday. Other officers elected were Homer Billings, Ashland, vice president; Miss Claire Hanley, Medford, secretary; Mrs. Bess Sommers, Ashland, treasurer; and Mrs. Herbert Hanna, Medford, treasurer. The annual reunion was held in Jacksonville and in cluded a talk by Dr. Clifford R. Miller from Southern Ore gon college. The meeting was held in the Masonic temple and students from junior and senior high schools of Jack sonville furnished the music. John J. Crabbe, superintend ent of Jacksonville schools, introduced the students. Women of Adarel Social club served the luncheon. Gourmet Foods Now Packaged United Press International Seven new gourmet foods are packaged ready-made. The items are lobster newburg, bouillabaisse soup, smoked turkey pate, Smithfield ham and cheese pate, babas au rhum, concentrated marinade piquante (a barbecue sauce), and spiced cherry herring preserve. Available national ly in October. Now women can have gold at their fingertips. A new nail polish contains real gold. It is recommended for eve ning wear and is said to go on easily and quickly and lasts without chipping. A baby powder which has been on the market since 1889 has come out with a new formula. The formula con tains "Purateen" or methyl benzethonium chloride, which the manufacturer says gives lasting "wetproof ' protection. It also helps kill bacteria which cause diaper rash, pre vents and heals prickly heat, chafing and other simple in fant skin irritations. Fidelity Club Mrs. Roy Morris, 621 Palm street, will be hostess for a meeting of Fidelity club Wednesday, October 29. The meeting is at 1:30 p.m. and dessert will be served. broil. Baste meat frequently with sauce as it cooks. Steaks and ribs are recom mended for barbecuing. Steaks should not be more than li inches thick. OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS Each While They Last! Make If Persons! 7 urn men mm 70391 An elegant monogram adds "just-for-you" luxury to gifts. For hankies, lingerie, linens Initial gifts in outline, seed, single stitch, or in satin stifch. Pattern 7039: transfer of three VA, two inch alpha bets; nine 3-inch frames. Send T h i r i y-f i v e cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, PATTERN NUMBER. Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog, just out, has many designs for crochet i n g knitting, embroidery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A spe cial gift, in the ' catalog to keep a child happily occupied a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. Whirlabout Dress New! New! New! Fashion's traveling belt by-passes the waist to accent the fitted 'n' flared lines of this smart shirt waist. A joy to sew (no com plications) in townwise cot ton, paisley-print, sheer wool. Printed Pattern 9371: Jun ior Miss Sizes 9, 11, 13, 15, 17. Size 13 takes 4Vi yards 9-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier,' accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern if you wish lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Toast Topping New York-ICPD-Vary cinna mon toast by adding ground cinnamon to the cooking but ter. Top with spoonfuls of crushed pineapple. Mt. Pitt Lodge Makes Plans For Halloween Party Central Point-Mt. Pitt Re bekah lodge will hold a Hal loween party Wednesday, Oc tober 29, at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall for all Oil Fel lows, Rebekahs, and Theta LRho girls. Members are asked to at tend in costume, if possible. Mrs. Gerald Kime and Mrs. John Kime will be in charge of refreshments, Mrs. Frank Glenn, Mrs. Marshall Weid man and Mrs. Hester Ingle are in charge of entertain ment. At the last meeting of the lodge an invitation was read from the Hope Rebekah. lodge of Ashland, to attend a friendship night Tuesday, Oc tober 28. November 3 Wilford G. Beard, grand master, will make his official visit in Cen tral Point at a joint meeting of the Gold Hill and Central Point lodges. Refreshment committee for the occasion will be Mrs. ' Harold Wilson, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. . Gary Sut phin, Mrs. John Robison, Mrs. Weidman, Mrs. Gerald Kime and Mrs. James Van der Steen. The lodge was invited to attend a reception November 15 at the Eugene hotel hon oring" Mrs. Christine Smith, president of the International Association of Rebekah as semblies. It was also an nounced that F. L. Pardee, sovereign grand master, Lit tle Rock, Ark., will make his official visit in Grants Pass November 17 at the Odd Fel - I A Terrific Week of Savings . . right in the heart of the Fall Season . . . room must be made for Holiday stocks that are arriving daily so hundreds of early Fall items have been reduced to clear . . . the savings are yours . . many of these items ideal for Xmas gifts so shop now during this big week of values . . . Dresses Everyone right out of new fall stocks and from our nationally' known .lines so you can see and know the savings you are making ... all size ranges included ... to "Blouses" Beautiful cottons in 3 to 6 size ranges . . . plain or values to 3.98 . . . also included ... and "Quilt TV n 49 La For "sub-teens" . . . warm and comfy and ideal for lounging and studying . . . values to 8.98 . . . just a few left. Girls & Boys PJs" From two of our nationally famous lines ... . mostly odds and ends left but if your size is here it's a wonder ful saving on winter sleepwear . . . Gold Hill Woman Mrs. Ada Andrews, Gold Hill, was elected president of Southern Oregon Society of Artists at a meeting held re cently at Girls' Community chib. It was the last meeting of the current club year. Others named to office were Mrs. Ethyl Hixon, Cen tral Point, Vice-president; Mrs. Marie Starks, Central Point, secretary, and Victor Wrigglesworth, retiring pres Lone Pine Unit Plans Workshop For Wednesday The pattern alternation workshop of Lone Pine Home Extension unit will be held Wednesday, October 29, in the home of Mrs. Fred Norris Jr., 2215 Roberts road, from 10 a.m. until 3 pjn. Leaders will be Mrs. G. A. Thomas, Mrs. Lorin Simon and Mrs. Norris. Members are to take a sack lunch as well as pencil, paper, measuring tape and a dress that has been made by the member. Coffee will be furn ished. Child care will be provided by Mrs. W. E. Pheisters, 1345 Brookdals road, for a nom inal fee; telephone SPring 2-8087. lows hall. The event will be open to all Odd Fellows, Re bekahs and other branches of the order. Mrs. Robert Monsey, Mrs. Gerald Kime, and Mrs. John Kime were committee chair men for the evening. Mrs. Ingle, formerlv of Midvale, Idaho, was a visitor. 99 and 7 to 14 fancy . , . some knits Sets" i Diaper Sets 1.79 Diaper Bags 2.99 Stuffed Toys 1.49 tr 1.99 Named President Of Artists' Group ident, Medford, was elected treasurer. Due to various activities during the holiday months of November and December, it YMCA Announces Women's Swim Class A women's swimming class for beginners will start at the YMCA Tuesday, October 28, at 7:30 pjn. Two lessous will be held each week on Tuesday and Thursday for a period of six weeks with Mrs. Lanell Wilkes the instructor. .The classes are held in the Vs heated pool. 3 DISCOUNT On All Christmas Cards With or Without Names Imprinted If Ordered Before Nov. 15! Exclusive Patterns In Quantities of 100 or More' Over 15 Christmas Card Sample Books for Your Selection A Style and Price to Suit Everyone Office Stationery And Supply Co. uYour..dffke- Boy" 115 West Main "Girls Coats" The greatest savings' Tots-to-Teens have ever offered on brand new fall and winter coats . . ". right in time for the cold months ahead ... all size ranges are included ... don't miss these savings ... Savings from "Girls Car Coats" Dozens of very fine jackets go on sale for this week only . '. . warm . . . washable and waterproofed for cold weather ahead . . . Savings from to Day of the Panties 3P Infants Shoes and was decided to omit meetings and the next meeting will be held in January at Girls' Community club. Guests at the meeting in cluded Miss Helen Davis of Gold Hill, Mrs. Jan Engleson, Mrs. Florence Staley, of Eagle Point and Mrs. Wil liams. Plans were marie for show ing pictures at the coming AAUW art show to be held in the junior department of the public library, November 3-4. Several books on art, which were obtained by Mrs. Delia Tucker, Ashland, in Paris, France, while she was on a trip to Europe and the I Week 2" 99 to I Brussel's Fair, were shown to he group. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ada Castillo, Mrs. Ruby Twedell and Mrs. Gen- , evieve Ashenberger. FURS, Repairing and Refining Cleaning and Glazing Restyling Frances9 Furs 610 Valley View SAME PHONE SP 2-6526 Medford, Oregon "Boys Slacks" Smart looking boys dress slacks . , good selection of sizes and colors . , sizes 3 to 10 . . . values to 4.98 . . "Boys Shirts" Long or short sleeves . . . also some flannels for school wear . . . values to 2.98 included in this group ... 79 T-Shirts 99. "Shoes II Mostly odds and ends and discontin ued styles that cannot be reordered . . . patents and some, school shoes ... g99 and Leon's Tots-to-Teens Shop 105 East Main SPECIAL BUYS ON CARPET, TOO 99 Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport Slippers . . . 1.49 EASY TERMS
