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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORB. D ' r v3 at, .3'f. 1 Worlds -til .ir at.. ";;wraVjVL. in - AyPHOPRlATE FOOD Pluvinff eames? Wutchin.. raip' Teen-age players and spectators are likely to score the hos tess the highest who provides a appropriate food in abun dance. Easiest ways out are suggested with a variety of Bong insiani cocoas along wun groovy munches like those sliown Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor Since we spas have to live with it, we might as well go along with it. Today's teen- . agers pour on words of praise with words like blip, bong, choice, groovy, munch, mel low, sanitary and wild. They have a preference however for words that are derogatory, Formerly they said awful. corny, sloppy. Now it's raun chy, fausty, goopy, grinchy, out-to-lunch, ringy roachy and wasted. It's all in current is sue of Seventeen magazine; pure gospel. So if your blimp doesn't want to be a Zelda (square); is trying for a blinger (ex tremely good), she'd better listen to us. And we're going right back to basic English feeling like a flimp which we obviously are. f Instant Beverages for Fast Groovy Refreshments Blip teen-age hostesses and . their mellow parents keep on hand instant beverage pow ders such as instant sweet milk cocoa, the complete co coa mix: instant coffee and instant decaffeinated coffee. The younger generation also goes for instant chocolate fla vored mix and instant imita tion strawberry flavored mix for milk; and 100 per cent purse instant tea. With a few stir-of-the-spoon Instant tactics, you've got de licious refreshments for any occasion; made to order for teen-age tastes after any game from darts to east-west foot ball live or in that square box. Pictured Party Is Do-It-Yourselfer In our picture today, there Is the Winner's Instant Warm up cocoa served with stirrers sporting vari-colored marsh mallows and marachino cher ries. There's Raspberry Flip topping and a doughnut and pretzel tree. Here's the for mula for it all. Into a picnic thermos jug with a spigot (other jug or heat resistant pitcher is equal ly bong), goes piping hot milk or hot water and beside it a box of instant sweet milk cocoa. This is a complete bev erage mix that includes co coa sweetening, milk and needs only the addition of hot liquid, either milk or wa ter, to make wonderful co coa. Each guest puts two to three heaping teaspoons of in stant sweet milk cocoa into his cup or mug, turns on the spigot (or pours) to add hot milk or water to the cup. He then helps himself to a marshmallow kabob to stir his cocoa. Cocoa Toppings The hostess offers serving jam and marshmallow cream. The guests add a spoonful of marshmallow cream to the co coa, then raspberry jam -and flipl over goes the topping into the cocoa, stir and re sult is bon bon chocolate flavor. Mallow Munchers For munching with cocoa, serve ready-made pretzels and doughnuts. Hang your dough nuts and pretzels from a pret zel tree, pile them high in wooden bowls or heap on traps. Party is a cinch to do, cinch to serve, cinch to enjoy; ready at an instant's notice. Winner's Warmup For eight servings, heat two quarts of milk; pour into spig ot thermos jug or other con tainer. Put two heaping tea spoons of instant sweet milk cocoa into each cup. Guests proceed as indicated above. Party is certain to be a bling er., Tuf'a Party Sandwiches For Instant Feeding At this time of year when the tween-a'gers as well the teen-agers are likely to make your home a filling sta tion at any moment, it' fine idea to have a big batch of tuna sandwich filling ready, willing and waiting. Like this 1 can (6'4 or 7 ounces tuna in vegetable oil. 1 tablespoon finely minced onion 2 teaspoons lemon juice '4 teaspoon Tabasco 4 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing Combine tuna and remain ing ingredients in mixing bowl; blend well so that mix ture will be fairly fine. When time comes, spread on thinly sliced bread, maybe varying white and wholewheat slices. Cut into desired triangles, rec tangles, squares. Open - Face Sandwiches, Spread tuna mixture on thin ly sliced bread. Trim off crusts or not. We leave them on for children. Garnish with stuffed or ripe olives, sprigs of parsley or watercress, ca pers, green peppers, pimiento, cucumber, tomato, radishes or carrot. Cut m any fancied shape or use cookie cutters. Ribbon Sandwiches. Spread tuna mixture on alternating bread slices; two white and one whole wheat. Press three slices of bread firmly togeth er having unspread slices on top. Wrap in waxed paper, transparent plastic wrap or foil; chill for several hours. Trip off crusts if it's a party. Cut one-half inch ribbon sand wich Into halves or thirds. Soup Mergers If you go along with the trend of merging soups, here are some new ones, thanks to a brand new condensed cheese soup recently arrived in our markets. Combine condensed cheese soup with one can of any of the following: Chicken with rice, cream of celery, cream of chicken, cream of mush room, tomato, tomato with rice. Gradually stir in one can milk and one can water; heat to simmer. Makes six servings. Plenty of assorted crackers on the side. Fruit Salad with New Mayonnaise Variations This is the season for re joicing in fresh fruits. Many of them are going into beau tiful and colorful gelatine molds. Whether artfully ar ranged or featured in molds, here are variations on may onnaise for treasuring, enjoy ing often. Sour Cream-Cherry: To one half cup real mayonnaise, add two tablespoons chopped Mar aschino cherries, two table spoons cherry juice, one-half cup dairy sour cream with one-half teaspoon lemon juice. Beat until fluffy. Whipped Cream. To one cup real mayonnaise, add one teaspoon lemon juice, one-half teaspoon sugar and a dash of salt. Fold in one - half cup heavy cream whipped and a dash of cinnamon. Orange Mayonnaise. To one cup real mayonnaise, add one Juice and rind of half an or ange, dash of salt and drop or two of yellow food color ing. Chill before serving. Almond Mayonnaise: To one cup real mayonnaise, add one tablespoon corn syrup, one teaspoon lemon juice, dash of salt and one-half cup blanched toasted almonds, chopped. Mint Mayonnaise. To one cup real mayonnaise, add one fourth cup green or white pep permints whlcn have been crushed, a tablespoon medium cream, one teaspoon lemon juice, dash of salt and a drop or two of green food coloring if vlesired. Breaktast Meats Breakfast meats are many. vgff Us . By tynn M. Watkins In Spite of Enemies, The Crow Population Grows Lack of friends is no handi cap to the villains in black. These birds get by in a big way in spite of the fact that practically every hand is turned against them. In spite of all the unfavor able publicity, the crow is not all bad. The amount of harm ful insects it eats cancels out some of his bad faults. This, however, is not a chronicling of the crow's vir tues, or an admission of his misdeeds, but something of the unusual- traits that make this bird unique. The crow really does have some characteristics that tend to throw some of our ideas of animal behavior into reverse. This bird does some strange things that look startlingly like common sense, and an animal intelligence that can hardly be entirely credited to instinct. Crows Increase ""- The crow has made a mon key out of many people who j tried to do him wrong, and in i spite of every means of de struction, has continued to in crease in numbers. In some sections the increase has be come an actual threat. Organ ized "crow shoots" are con ducted in some areas, and at frequent intervals, when hun dreds of the birds often are killed. . Methods of dynamiting have been tried; the explosive tied to the limbs of trees during the day, and exploded at night when the birds have gone to roost. At times hundreds have" been killed. During the winter poisoned grain has been spread over snow-covered fields, but this met with only meager success, as the wise crows avoided the bait. Other birds and animals cleaned up the fatal meals, and their innocent bodies dotted the snowy landscape They Congregate - Mass destruction of crows is possible because of the birds habit of congregating in large numbers in ' certain selected spots. Crows like to gather to gether in the late evening and and hold what looks like a convention. The use of "look-outs by the crow clan is a well estab lished fact, although the birds' enemies have always denied it. But in every colony there are always several birds that watch from a high van tage point and give the alarm when man appears in the vicinity. No doubt there are too many crows, but there must be a very valid reason for their phenomenal increase, aside from their shrewdness and diabolical cleverness in avoiding the hunters' guns. The answer lies somewhere in man's destruction of some natural predator that once kept the number of crows In equal balance with other animal life. Somewhere along the line we havejexterminated, or reduced in numbers, some thing that kept the crow popu lation in check. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Scientists Learn Birds, Bees Facts Ithaca, N. Y. (Science Serv ice) - Caged birds that eat insects rather than seeds can be fed bee larvae, entomolo gists have found. Researchers working wun insect-eating birds in labora tories have had difficulty col lecting enough insects for bird food. Now Drs. Robert Ficken and Robert Stein of Cornell university's ornithology lab oratory here have found that ice) - Caged birds that eat Dr. Norman E. Gary of the entomology department devel oped special methods for rais ing and harvesting the larvae whereby a queen bee is placed in a cage where she lays about 1,500 eggs a day. In one week, the queen and her colony can supply a pound of larvae -a week's food for several small laboratory birds. The larvae are high in protein and vitamins A and D, and low in fat. Treat the family to some new ones for a change. 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