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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1958)
A MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon, Friday, December 5, 1958 TheyH Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo 'b-but-tts oulv forI'mi&wt as well do things risht- ... THE BdCKydPD- 23 H'MM4M EIGHTH OP INCH OUId I VVrlEN THE ONLY WAtTTBO A JJrJErLL SdNDBaPER IT MD ASKED SIMPLE LITTLE S 0 PvBrt THN4 S'VE IT POUR -j f H4YWIRE TO HV., frlr wHSTBOsrry? HT cover? it wtih some f T . DUO0 mSsI TO S4V " J M4TEP14L WHO'LL J IM F3CT IT 4 Satsmv footsttxx.?' S: notice rr? you're k mssoeooo m Vthat thing in LAX VEVER SOlSFtEDSM SHE 4SKED HIM OH,-- j ' i I ".ff "" Vu.. TI5NX jlNOi TIPOP THE HATLO HdT TC7 Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Popular Spicy Mine Meat Gets Around For centuries mince meat has been highly prized in des sert pies . . . and so it is today. But today's homemaker also reaches for the mince meat jar to give aromatic and spicy emphasis to other good things like these: Jiffy Ham Sauce: Simmer 1 Vi cups cranberry juice cocktail or sherry with one cup prepared, ready-to-use mince meat for five minutes; stir two teaspoons cornstarch into another one-half cup cranberry juice or sherry and add to mince meat mixture. Bring to a quick boil, stirring constantly. Makes three cups of sauce that will keep well for serving hot or cold with either hot or cold ham. Minced Sweets. Here we add prepared, ready-to-use mince meat to sweet potatoes for serving as stuffed sweet potatoes. Bake good size sweet potatoes or yams and cut in two. Scoop out insides, add salt, butter and some mince meat and return to sweet potato shells for quick oven broiling topped with marshmallows, if you like. Bread Spread. Here is a spread for bread, toast or muffins. It's tremendously popular with small fry. Blend equal quatities of peanut but ter and ready-to-use mince meat; season with a few drops of lemon juice or pineapple juice, if desired. Festire Prune Whip Prune whips have been popular ever since plums have been dried and that goes back a long time. Here is a cranberry season variation certain to be liked. Packaged prunes and canned jellied cranberries are very reason able in price; good to have around the house. For each four servings: Pit one cup cooked prunes, press prunes and one cup jel lied cranberry sauce through sieve. Add dash of salt. Beat two egg whites until stiff. Beat fruit mixture into egg whites, a small portion at a time. Mixture will increase in volume with beating. Fold in one-fourth cup chopped nut meats. Chill. Serve soon after preparation with custard sauce made from egg yolks left over from whip. Christmas Pudding This festive holiday pud ding recipe will be especially welcome because it makes 15 servings for enjoyment hot with hard sauce and cold with warm sauce, if you're lucky enough to have any left over, V cup butter or margarine cup sugar 3 eggs, separated Vx pound ground suet 4 cup milk 2i cups sifted all-purpose flour Vi teaspoon each cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg i teaspoon baking powder b teaspoon salt 2 cups pitted plumped prunes Vi pound seedless raisins 1 8-ounce jar candied fruit and peels , V. cup prune juice Cream together butter or margarine and sugar. Separ ate egg yolks and whites. Add egg yolks to mixture and beat well. Add suet and milk. Sift together dry ingredients; add to creamed mixture. Chop prunes; add with raisins and candied fruits to batter. Add prune juice; mix well. Beat egg whites until stiff; fold gently into batter. Pour into well greased pud ding mold; cover and steam three hours. Serve hot with hard sauce. Garnish platter with whole prunes filled with hard sauce and perhaps top ped by a piece of green ci tron. Fruit Cake Freezing. Fruit cakes may be stored in a freezer, but not until they have been well aged first. Be sure they are carefully wrap ped and aged long enough to develop that full mellow flav or. Fruit Cake Cutting. Well aged fruit cakes, even those with large pieces of fruit and whole walnuts, almond or Brazil nuts, should slice eas ily; however, it always helps to have the cake chilled first and to use a very sharp knife. Quick Fruit Cake Glaze. A quick, simple fruit cake glaze is easily accomplished by bringing corn syrup to a full rolling- boil and spreading it lightly over the cake. Will Feature Poultry With big turkeys, little tur keys, halved and quartered turkeys, whole chickens, cut up chickens, and packages of individual chicken parts pouring into December mar kets, there will be many a bargain for budget minded homemakers. Because vou. the consumer, asked for it, modern processing and pack aging methods have made this tremendous variety of turkey and chicken forms available. Turkey quarters, for example, are a relatively new and certainly very con venient form of turkey for small families. If you like dark meat, buy the drumstick quarter; if you like white meat, buy the wing . quarter and enjoy the succulent white breast slices.. Fruit Department: The four stars of the fruit department are: tangy, crisp apples, crunchy fresh cranberries, economical and flavorsome dried fruits, and, of course, nuts galore. Among the kinds of apples that are yours for the choosing are Red and NOW! at your ELECTRIC SHAVER & Clipper Service The SCHICK ELECTRIC SHAVER -4 Models - Lady Schick Powershave Auto Home Whiskaway BUY YOUR SHAVER WHERE YOU CAN GET IT SERVICED The Best Deal in Town Is HERE" ELECTRIC SHAVER & Clipper Service 114 East 11th St. Phone SP 2-4652 Golden Delicious, Jonathan, Winesap and Rome Beauty to name a few. Winter pears are increasing right " along in quantity and quality is very goo. A juicy, delicious Anjou pear and Roquefort or Bleu cheese are a grand meal-end ing combination. Oranges, lemons and grapefruit are in goocLsupply. Tangerines are putting in their seasonal ap pearance. Vegetable Buys. Potatoes are a bargain in food value. With cool weather making ov en use more appealing, we are fortunate in having an abundance of "bakers." Fresh sweet potatoes and yams are at their best. Other good vege table buys include cabbage, carrots, celery, onions, green peppers, lettuce and squash. Grocery Department. This is the time of year when the bees have finished buzzing busily and we get to enjoy the fruits of their labors. Have plenty of nature's sweetener, honey, on hand for use on hot Strategic Air Command Has Extensive Program of Security Offutt Air Force Base, Neb. -4UPD- "They had better be damn good or stay at home." That, in substance, is the philosophy and unofficial mot to of the Security Division branch of rne Strategic Air Command, which numbers the entire duty roster of SAC among its agents. Lt. Col. Jim Black, SAC Security Division chief, says there has never been an act of sabotage against a SAC base which could be attribut ed to the enemy. "Any attempt to molest or impair SAC's retaliatory capability wil be viewed as a very serious aggressive act," Black said, because itvwould mean the enemy had or was about to launch ah attack and wanted to keep SAC planes on the ground. Extensive Training Every member of the SAC command has 1 received ex tensive training in security Russian Film Stars Told To Curb Drinking Moscow -UPD- The Soviet Motion Picture union has warned Russia's movie stais to cut down on their dik ing. The newspaper Soviet Cul ture reported Thursday that the union also complained that some prominent stars were giving illegal perform ances for "strictly mercenary purposes." breads or in cooking holiday treats. For example, it gives fruit cake a delicious flavor and adds to its good keeping qualities. Canned apple sauce and purple plums are being featured. Other exceptional buys in nutrition are tuna, cottage cheese, dried peas and beans, peanut butter, process ed cheese, and the macaroni trio, spaghetti, macaroni and noodles. and it is a part of their job to keep an eye on the general scene. Not long ago, SAC com pletely scrapped former se curity measures in favor of an entirely new concept of protecting its men, planes, weapons and runways. Whereas the entire physi cal layout used to be pro- Plane Crashes on Takeoff; Four Die Denver-(UPD-A private air plane crashed at the outskirts of Denver during a takeoff into a snowstorm Thursday and four persons were killed. The plane did not burn, but witnesses said the bodies were mutilated. Although the plane, a Beechcraft Bonanza, crash ed into a heavily populated district, it did not hit any homes. Tentative identification of the victims was made by Combs Aircraft, Inc., where the plane was serviced. The victims were identified tenta tively only as Joe Burkhardt, his wife and their two chil-d. Democrats Advised To Keep Eye on Nixon Washington -UPD- Paul Zif fren, California Democratic national committeeman, ad vised the Democratic party Thursday to develop "a west ern accent" and to keep its gunsights on Vice President Richard M. Nixon for the next two years. Anti-Shoplifting Law Said Desired Portland (UPD Members of the Portland Retail Trade Bu reau told state legislators Wednesday night that mer chants would like an "anti shoplifting" law containing protection against what they termed exploitatidn of the false arrest law. tected, "Combat Force Pro tection" (CFP) now guards the actual retaliatory instru ments of the command and leaves real estate protection to the "Base Police Flight" -Air Police under a new name. The possibility that Com munists now hold key posi tions in SAC is slight, Black said, although he does not rule out the possibility. "It would take a psychological scientist to go through our extensive clearance program and daily scrutiny by fellow officers and men without showing some suspicious signs," Black said. Security Protection Every available means of security protection is used by the Strategic Air Command, including dogs and mechani cal devices, but SAC relies mainly on the men them selves. The other methods are employed only to bolster the effectiveness of human guards. Time - tested and combat proven war dogs have been used by SAC for many years. At present, some 1,500 of these husky, finely - trained German Shepherds are on duty. SAC recently changed the methods of its penetration teams, which formerly infil trated SAC bases secretly to test security measures. While such methods were largely effective, security guard? were forced to deter mine whether the invader was real or imaginary, re quiring hesitation which could have been fatal under real conditions. Now the teams advertise their pres ence. Anyone else risks being shot. Quick Notification Should sabotage occur at any of the far - flung SAC bases, command headquarters would be notified within two minutes. And since SAC men believe enemy sabotage, if and when it comes, will occur simultaneously at all bases, headquarters will have the complete picture within J "Step on any tentacle and ately," Is the way Blaek sunn minutes. the brain is alerted immedi-it up. lillllM PIIIB Present... with a future You give more than money when you give a savings - are putting more of their savings acconnt account in an Insured Savings and Loan Association. You give someone a head start on the savings habit . . . on getting many other worthwhile things in the future. And, as over seventeen million Americans know, saving in an Insured Savings and Loan Asso ciation means important advantages. Excellent returns from your money is one advantage. Efficient, forward-looking service from men who know how to make your dollars work harder for you is another. And, of course, your money is safe because in In sured Associations your savings are protected by sound management and substantial reserves. They are in sured up to $10,000vby the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation an agency of the U.S. Govern ment. These are the reasons why Americans dollars into Insured Savings and Loan Asso ciations than anywhere else! And, with over $38 billion of assets, these Insured Associations are a great force in encouraging thrift and home ownership. You can invest in the future with as little as $1 to $5. Plan now to give someone in your fam ily (or yourself) this "present with a fu ture." Why not start with a part of your Christmas bonus . . . watch it grow . . . more quickly than you'd think. 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