A MAIL TRIBUNE, Mt4ferJ, Oregon, Friday, January 16, 193
Dean fs Elected
Tax Commission Head
Salem-IEPD-Dean Ellis, new
ly appointed member of the
State Tax Commission, has
been elected chairman of the
three man group. '
FORMER PASTOR DIES
Los Angeles-UPD-The Rev.
Daniel J. Stack, S.J., 74, for
mer, pastor of Blessed Sacra
ment Church of Hollywood
the largest Roman Catholic
church in the film capital
died Thursday at Queen of
Angels hospital.
Uruguay Buys Crude
Oil From Russians
Montevidio, Uruguay (DPD
Uuruguay has bought $6 mil
lion worth of Russian crude
oil and is negotiating for the
purchase of an additional
$3.5 million worth of fuel
oil, gasoline and kerosene, it
has been announced.
MEETING SET
Central Point-A meeting of
the budget committee of Cen
tral Point Rural Fire Protec
tion district has been set for
8 p.m., Monday, Jan. 19, at
the firefstation here. It will
be the first meeting for con
sideration of the district
budget for 1959-1960.
Flames Gut Empty
Building at Portland
Portland -DPD- Damage
was estimated at more than
$15,000 Thursday from a fire
which gutted an empty groc
ery store and damaged an ad
joining hard-ware store on
Barbur blvd. during the eve
ning rush hour Wednesday.
California has 25 million
acres of national forests.
Portland (CTB The Stat
Board of Health says it plans
to set up a radiation control
program in Oregon.
Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo
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vci)Spr AQE UP THE'" STOOLS J?4f?IN3 TO
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S&H Green Stamps
Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. SP 2-21 1 1 Court & McAnd.
Consumption of meat in
North Carolina shows an av
erage adult consumes 55
pounds of beef a year and
about 75 pounds of pork.
Ninety per cent of the U. S.
date crop is produced in the
Coachella Valley of southern
California.
More than seven million
pleasure boats were in use in
the U. S. in 1957.
There were 15 million Ne
groes in the U.S. in 1950.
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Feeding the Family
By ZOLA VINCENT
Feed Editor
Chocolate Pie Has
Coconut Sprinkle
Ready for another rich and
wonderful dessert? One that
is very easy to make, hand
some to gaze upon? Make
this in a 10 inch pie plate if
you have one: otherwise a
nine incher is fine.
1 10 - inch baked pastry
shell
1 13 cups evaporated milk,
divided
1 envelope unflavored gela
tine li cup sugar
Vt teaspoon salt
1 6-ounce package (1 cup)
semi - sweet chocolate
pieces
1 teaspoon pure vanilla ex
tract
23 cup coconut
Bake a nine or 10 inch
pastry shell according to
favorite recipe or directions
on a packaged piecrust mix.
Chill two-thirds cup of the
evaporated milk in freezer
tray of refrigerator until ice
crystals form around edges.
Combine gelatine, sugar and
salt in top of double boiler.
Pour remaining evaporated
milk into a two-cup measure;
add enough water to make
1V4 cups. Add to gelatine mix
ture 'with semi -sweet choc
olate pieces." Place over boil
ing water and cook, stirring
occasionally, until chocolate
is melted and gelatine is dis
solved. Beat with rotary beat
er until blended. Add vanilla
extract.
Chill until mixture mounds
slightly when dropped from a
spoon. Turn chilled milk into
cold bowl and beat with ro
tary beater or on high speed
of electric mixer until milk
is stiff. Fold into chocolate
mixture. Turn into prepared
baked pie shell; chill until
firm. ' Sprinkle coconut in
wreath around edge or make
desired design. Some mara
schino cherry halves or bits,
perhaps for further decora
tion. '
Eat Your Milk
There's many a way to get
milk into meals besides drink
ing it. All dairy products
have important places in the
family's daily menus. These
include milk, cheese, cream,
sour cream, buttermilk, cot
tage cheese, ice cream, butter,
evaporated milk, nonfat dry
milk solids, chocolate milk
drink, and other dairy spe
cialties. Apple Lamb Curry
Certain to Please
Here is a fine main dish
that uses two (or more) cups
cooked lamb or is worthy of
starting with one pound
freshly cooked cubed lamb
stew meat.
3 apples, peeled, cored and
sliced
1 large onion, sliced
1 clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoons flour
1 tablespoon curry powder
Vi lemon, juice and grated
rind
1 can condensed bouillon
OR 114 cups lamb broth
or bouillon made with
cubes
1 teaspoon kitchen bouquet
Vz cup raisins
2 whole cloves
2 cups cubed, cooked lamb
Saute apple, onion and
minced garlic in butter until
golden brown. Add flour
mixed' with curry powder,
blending well. Combine lemon
juice, bouillon and kitchen
bouquet; add gradually to
curry mixture, stirring con
stantly. Add grated , lemon
rind, raisins and cloves. Cov
er and simmer 30 minutes.
Add lamb;, heat thoroughly.
Serve Vvith plenty of good
west coast-grown rice.
Spinach Corinthia
Ancient Greeks and Ro
mans ate spinach even as do
modern boys and girls. Spin
ach has a wealth of natural
food values, is one of our
most commonly used vege
tables; is available fresh, can
ned and frozen. Give it va
riety like this:
Combine one-third cup may
onnaise, two tablespoons
chopped pickle and one table
spoon chili sauce. Pour over
hot spinach. Remember that
fresh spinach should be quick
ly cooked (seven minutes) in
only the water clinging to the
leaves after washing or fresh
ening. " Season with salt and i
pepper.
r There's good news along
the meat front with the
brightest meat situation in
several years coming up and
per capita consumption ex
pected to rise to 156 pounds,
a four pound gain over last
year.
Lamb, favored by west
coasters, is plentiful, of ex
cellent quality, getting heavi
er, meatier as the season ad
vances. Best buys are where
they've always been on
practically any cut except
legs and chops and" even their
prices are relenting a little.
Pork supplies are increas
ing right along with specials
certain as the month advances.
Pork in today's meat cases
has less fat, more lean; some
thing pork packers have been
working on for a long time.
Beef and veal, as is their
custom, are lower in supply,
a bit higher in price at this
season. Good old hamburger,
however, remains in the bar
gain class; a mighty budget
balancer. Poultry bargains seem here
to stay; broilers and fryers
are designated as the "plenti
ful food to feature" item for
the week. Turkeys are plenti
ful and there's several days
good eating in one.
Fish and shellfish variety is
excellent.. Coast - caught fish
offer a wealth of health val
ues. Surprise the family with
Dungeness crabs, fish sticks,
halibut, oysters, rockfish,
sablefish, salmon or shrimp.
Note plentifuls in frozen food
sections, canned fish sections.
When buying fish, buy extra
lemons!
Potato Plenty. Combine
diced, cooked potatoes with
diced berets for red flannel
hash. Dice cooked potatoes,,
add diced green pepper, pi
miento and onions for O'Brien
potatoes, then smother in sour
cream at the last minute.
Vegetable Buys. Besides po
tatoes, there are carrots, cauli
flower, beans, beets, broccoli,
cauliflower, celery, lettuce,
onions, peppers, squash of
several varieties, topped tur
nips, parsnips and rutabagas,
sweet potatoes.
, Fruit Buys. Apples in good
variety, avocados, bananas,
grapefruit, medium and small
oranges, lemons and small
tangerines.
Congress Asked To
Repeal Auto Tax
Washington -(DPD Congress
has been asked to get the
speed" by repealing the 10
per cent federal excise tax on
automobiles.
Rep. Charles E. Chamber
lain (R-Mich.), author of the
bill, said failure by Congress
to take action on the same
legislation last year "contrib
uted immensely to the crip
pling recession that plagued
our nation."
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