Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1959)
Only Kraft brings you macaroni and cheese with this golden cheddar goodness! P Y:"f?ip"-.-' , I 1 It - -1 v ' "'-S' - With Kraft Dinner you can fix tender macaroni, creamy with golden cheese goodness for only 5 a serving! Makes family-pleasing main dishes, too . . Tuna Confetti Catitrol. Prepare 1 package Kraft Dinner as package directs. Combine with 2 cups hot, cooked peas, one 7 -ounce can of flaked tuna, a 10!4 -ounce can con densed cream of celery soup, M cup milk, 2 T. chopped pimiento, H tap. salt. Hake in greased casserole in moderate oven (350), 25 to 30 minutes. -1 s Kraft Dinner Msdlay. Prepare 1 package Kraft Dinner as directed. Add 2 T. each of chopped pimiento and green pepper to IK cups hot, medium cream sauce. Put Kraft Dinner on platter and make a depression in the center; fill with cream sauce. Arrange 2 quartered, hard-cooked eggs in a ring around the sauce. CDCC Qff F RftniM FT Fr nwre tasty but thrifty Kraft Dinner Main Dishes, rKtt KturE BuuKit i . wHte Kmt Dinnert Box 7168i Chicag0 77) JlUnois A smart girl waits until after the wedding to reveal that it isn't only her eyes that can speak volumes. Hal Chadtvick .A For weeks the couple had gone from showroom to showroom as the husband scrutinized new autos. Even after inspecting all carefully, he couldn't make up his mind. "My, how you've changed," his wife chided him. "You married me three weeks after you saw me.". "Listen," he replied impatiently, "buying a car is serious business!" Thoughts After a Shopping Spree I don't want to be a miser But I sometimes wish that I toould try To be just a little wiser And let the rest of the world go buy. Lavonne Mathison A modern parent is one who is advised not to talk down to his children and is afraid to speak up to them. Francis O. Walsh The little girl kept stepping on and off the scale, each time shaking her head perplexedly. "Having trouble, Miss?" a bystander asked. "No, but it's unusual," the girl replied. "I don't feel a thing, but when Mommy stands on it, it makes her mad." Nxiggets "The doctor told him to stay off his feet." Ho -Hum, Autumn Let the leaves fall. I merely yawn: To rake 'em isn't my autumn pastime. Besides, they cover the flop-eared lawn d e V t0 lazy t0 rake in 9rass-time! P. 5. 1 It bet if I'm lucky, snow Will cover the leaves 1 didn't rake That cover the grass I didn't mow. Georgie Starbuck Galbraith Middle age is when bowling is harder on your pins than the alleys. Al Spong Family Weekly, November S, 1959 The political leader was orating fervently before a civic group. We 1 L need a man who will drive straign to his goal, looking neither rigM nor left; one who presses forward, and neither friend nor foe can delay nor turn from his course. All who cross his path do so at their own risk. Now where will w find such a man?" ' . "Driving any bus," shouted someone in the rear. Jack Herbert
