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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. Ship Negligence Costs 100 Numbers San Diego, Calif.-flJPD-Cmdr. Albert Ford, 39, was official ly reprimanded Thursday and sentenced to loss of 100 num bers on the Navy promotion list for negligently handling his ship, the destroyer USS Collett. The Collett knifed into the destroyer USS Ammen July 19 in fog off the; Newport Beach, Calif., coast, killing 11 sailors. , The sentence and repri mand ended the career offi cer's three-day court-martial before a board of six officers. He pleaded guilty to negli gently hazarding the ship, but was acquitted of two separate charges of failing to maintain adequate watches on the ship's bow and in the radar room. Ford's executive officer, Lt. Cmdr. George Steele, will be court-martialed Monday on similar charges. Portland - (UPD - Stale Rep. Shirley Field, (R-Portland), charged Friday the State Board of Education lacks "leadership in the field of vo cational education." COLORED LIFETIME ALUMINUM SHINGLES give you a PERMANENT ROOF . . . Solves your roofing problems once and for all! Written life time guarantee! For Free estimate. Call . . KE 5-1506 . Gene Schmelzer Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT rood Editor INSULATE YOUR PIPES STOP DRIPPING PIPES INSULATE HOT and COLD WATER LINES STOP FREEZING -In brief cold snaps WRAP-ON INSULATION Is an easy do-it-your self job. Simply wrap on the fiber glass Insulation & cover with the' included . vapor seal tape. pkg. covers 17 ft Of Yz" pipe. S vt today, MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL 613 E. Jackson SP 3-5368 Chicken, Honduras Style It Flavorful Specialty We have chosen this Polio Hondurena (Chicken, Hondu ras style) as our recipe of the week because we west coasters are always looking for new and interesting ways of preparing chickens which are so plentiful, so economi cal. The coast line of Honduras on the Caribbean is 500 miles long, the country mountain ous, very fertile though most ly uncultivated and covered with rich forest. Inhabitants are of Spanish and Indian ex traction. This is their favorite recipe for chicken, we're told. Six servings. 4 tablespoons olive oil or other cooking fat 2 cloves garlic 1 medium (3-4 pound) chicken cut-up 2 tomatoes, peeled 2 large pimientos 2 tablespoons capers 12 stuffed olives Vi teaspoon salt Vt teaspoon pepper Vt cup tomato juice or water Brown the chopped garlic in the hot oil. Add the chicken and brown all pieces well, turning as necessary. When well browned, add the toma toes cut in cubes, pimientos cut in strips, olives cut in half, salt, pepper and tomato juice. Cover and simmer over low heat Vh hours or until tender. Serve with steamed rice. Cheese Dessert Cottage cheese makes a de licious and nutritious dessert for children at lunch or sup per. Spoon cream-style cottage cheese into dishes and drizzle with maple sirup or honey. Some like cream over this. We Cook Savory Lamb Short Ribs on Stove Top Lamb is in good supply and that means prices are reason able. This is notably true of such cuts as neck slices, ground lamb, lamb shoulder chops, lamb shoulder, lamb stew meat . : . and the lamb shortribs which are mighty good eating like this: 2 pounds lamb short ribs 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine 2 medium-size onions, chopped 1 cup sliced celery 1 6-ounce can tomato paste Vt cup firmly packed brown sugar 2 cups water 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour Salt to taste Cook shortribs in butter or margarine until browned on all sides. Add onions, celery, tomato paste, sugar and wa- "Fair and Friendly" ROGUE VALLEY TREE SERVICE . Complete Tree Service done well at a reasonable price. We are licensed and insured. CALL UL 5-1545 CI, ,4TOHmWUIll 3 CHfflEmS mm mm FRANK G0SS NEWS if;. . p . f For a clear and accurate report of the news- in detail, CBS Radio invites you to hear the respected veteran newscaster, Frank Goss. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY-8:15 a.m. & 5:45 p.m. KYJCo1230oCBS Radio "The Station Most People Enjoy Most" tcr. Cover and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, one hour or until lamb is tender. Combine vinegar and flour; mix well. Gradually add to lamb; cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Salt to taste. Six servings. Kraut Mit Spareribi It's Kraut Fest time in Ger many and in Bavaria ana right here. Treat the family to this zesty kraut mit spare ribs; a zesty dish packed with good nutrition as well as be ing very good eating. For each four servings, ana you'd better double it H there's a man or growing boy around the place. Place three pounds pork spare ribs in large flat pan. Top with one tablespoon lemon juice and slices of a medium-size onion. Bake uncovered at 450 de grees about 30 minutes. Cover ribs with 1 can (1 pound 11 ounces) sauerkraut. Add two tablespoons sugar and one- quarter cup water. Cover ana bake at 350 degrees for 90 minutes. A big pan of hot cornbread would be perfect with this. Market Report Check List For Smart Shoppers Accurate news about foods available in local markets is essential to well - planned, economy-wise meals. Many women planning, buying and working on a close budget do a better job nutritionally for their families than do other women with unlimited funds. It has been proven many limes that the little rich girl is sometimes undernourished while the boy on the other side of the tracks is a poten tial Olympics team man. An important part of the work of your foods eLlitor con sists of gathering information about foods that are plentiful, health-giving and available at reasonable cost. This informa tion comes from many sources and we boil it way down, hop ing it will be helpful to you with your problems of feeding the family at moderate cost, November Best Buys Cheese is in big supply, lends itself ideally to main dishes, sandwiches, salads and for eating with crisp crunchy apples, luscious pears, fra grant grapes, dates. Rice, one of the most versa tile and appealing of food grains is abundant; designated by U.S. Department of Agri culture as item to be menu featured. Ordinarily snowy white, rice nevertheless can be easilu tinted for color in- terest simply by adding a lit tle vegetable coloring to water in which rice is to be cooked. Meat buys are many with specials varying from market to market so look over this newspaper's ads for best buys in meats you're hungry for. Plenty of prime beef as well as economy cuts that fill the kitchen with good aromas of braising and stewing. Fall lamb is featured. There's more veal than usual. Pork is in good supply with emphasis on bacon, ham and sausage Poultry and eggs are impor tant budget stretchers. Fish, Shellfish. Again we urge you to vary menus with plentiful coast - caught fish; cod, fish sticks, flounder, hali but, rockfish, scallops, shrimp. Tuna and sardines, too! Fruit, Vegetables. Big dis plays of a variety of apples, bananas, grapes, pears, cran berries, small oranges, lem ons, some melons. Pome granates and persimmons are here. Vegetable bins feature cabbage, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, celery, corn, cu cumbers, onions, eggplant, peppers, squash, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, white potatoes. STAR G.AZER) 36978-83 83 a: IAUIUI APR. 21 W MAY 2t 1.14.19-34 '40 48 81-82 CIMIFM V22.25-27-5a fH bill) to CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 2- 9 -J8-31 '32-45-53 uo j JULY 24 r. AUG. 23 W" 4- 7-10-35 By37-41-74 VIIGO AUG 24 it-i SEPT, 22 iSl.'.Aft.AI 571-77-79-80 -By CLAY R. P01.LAN JK Your Doily Activity Gu.dt Accordant) to thm Start. 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PISCES ie. 20 V; 1. 14.18. 38! 42-50-55 Four Grants Pass Students Named To AFS Semi-Finals Grants Pass Four students from Grants Pass High school were chosen as semi-finalists in the American Field service foreign exchange student pro gram, it was announced at tne Josephine county AFS meet ing in Grants Pass recently. Winners in the program will have the opportunity to travel and live abroad next Summer. The four chosen, all in the junior year of school, were Kennedy's Choice Pleases Selectees Washington-(UPD-The direct ors of the FBI and the Cen tral Intelligence Agency both have expressed pleasure that President-elect John F. Ken nedy wants them to stay on the job. J. Edgar Hoover, who has headed the FBI since it was officially formed in 1024, said Thursday: "I, of course, am highly honored that President elect Kennedy has asked me to remain." Allen W. Dulles, the CIA chief since 1953, commented, "I am gratified that the presi dent-elect, Mr. Kennedy, wants me to continue to serve the government in the work to which I have devoted so many years, and for his ex pression of confidence in the Central Intelligence Agency." WORK DAY Tiller-Trail - Men of the South Umpqua Community church met at the church early Monday morning to finish the junior church room. The room needed a new ceil ing and walls lined with plas ter board. More work needs to be done before the church is entirely completed. John Jeddeloh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jeddeloh; Carla El dred and Helene Buckmastcr, daughters of Carl Eldrcd and Mrs. Robert Buckmastcr, and Elaine Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Baker. Enter Competition They will now be entered in competition with approxi mately 1,500 other students selected in high schools throughout the nation. The students will be screened by the New York office of AFS for their Americans abroad program. There were 17 members at tending the meeting, with Tom Hathaway and Roy Ha gar representing the student body of Grants Pass High school. Among business and civic groups represented were the Active club, Zonta, Busi ness and Professional women, Alpha Iota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, high school PTSA, Realtors' association, and Grants Pass High school. At the business session with Mrs. B. K. Herndon presiding, a discussion on the finances involved in the program in eluded the suggestion that an attempt me made to publicize the program more adequate ly, and at an earlier level of high school, before students become elegible to apply. Composition SHINGLES Applied, sq. ft. 11 SIDING Why Pay More? BILL MILLER Phone SP 3-2765 Day and Evening Marion Elects Democrat to Court Salem - (UPD - For the first time in Marion county history, a Democrat has been elected to the County Court. Democrat Pat McCarthy of St. Paul beat Republican Douglas Yeater for county commissioner. By electing Cornelius Bates a state representative, the county elected its first Demo cratic legislator in many years and only one of a few in county history. Otherwise it was an all Republican show in the coun ty. Mrs. Hattie Kreman was re-elected as the only woman district attorney in Oregon and Denver Young won a fifth term as sheriff. Russell Boneslcele was re tained as mayor of Salem. He ran unopposed. FOR SALE! COMtCE & BOSC PEARS Ortley & Red Delicious Apples RETER FRUIT CO. 327 South Fir (Bring your own containers) GOD'S WILL' "God's Will in Steward ship" is the topic of the first of two stewardship sermons to be preached at St. Peter's Lutheran church Sunday morning and the Sunday fol lowing by Pastor John E. Si mon. The services begin at 8:15 and 11 a.m. each Sunday. Church school begins at 9:30 a.m. The church is located at 1020 East Main it. GSD3JJ3H VOLUNTARY SALE BY ORbER OF OWNERS LEMA CONSTRUCTION CO. Retiring from business after 30 years in Yreka A Redding LI UL-L IJ-.1J I.M..JLJC Sale on the premises Old Alturas Highway REDDING, CALIF. DIRECTIONS: HighNir 44 till ippraiimilelr 2 mitci to HILLTOP ROAD. Turn North approiimitely 1 milt to DANA ROAD, thn (lit ppniirni(ely Vt mile to OLD ALTURAS HIGHWAY, thtn ippfOiimitcly J, milt to Mle lite. WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS. (9) Allis Chalmers TRACTORS with hi-torqvt conwlRN, fogging, winch.f, O.O. P.C.U'.s, tic. Moit have hod major ofirhaufl in foft 1959 and I960. (2) HO-21'. (Nw '59 and 57), (4) HD-20'l. HD-19 (one diesd). HD 16, NEW 1956. HD-1S 3 yd. Hyd. Loader (5) SCRAPERS (2) CAT. ow-20'i. one with turbo charger engine: one with new engine in June, 1960. (2) CAT. DW-21'e, Model 8W. ALLIS CHALMERS TS-300 wCurn mini 275 h p. dietel. New '56. MOTOR PATROLS ALLIS CHALMERS 54. large front tirel, new tram. (NEW 58). CAT. Model 12, new tranimnsion. OTHER EQUIPMENT Southweit A Supply 5x5 and 6x8 SHEEPSFOOT. AUSTIN WESTERN 3-Wheel 10-12 Ion ROLLER. WOOLRIBGE 18 1 20 Yd. Carryalla, C-P and l-R Air Compreiiori. 1948 KCNWORTH 10-Wheel Truck Tractor with Cummlm 300 h.p. engine. 5-ipeed main, 4-lpeed Brownie. LO BED 3Mon TRAILER. RELIANCE 35 K. SEMI, dual ale. WAGON DRILL. Back Hot, Weldert, (6) Pickup and Jaepi; Luot and Water Truck!; KIT 27 It. Houit Trailer with air conditionlns, ttc. Contractors Toola, ttc. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Exceptional! Olivetti Printing Calcu lator, Typewriter, Sleel Deikl, Filei. etc. Lgf'ltB I - i i r-n Aimg i I Hfi$i fffff "$8 .m IF YOU PLAN TO BUILD, REMODEL OR BUY A HOME. . . . Chances are you will be needing some help with home financing . . . and would like monthly rent-like payments fitted to your budget . . . . . . Why not stop in at Jackson County Federal and talk over your home loan plans ... for over 50 years they have been specializing in home loans for folks in this area. Jackson County Federal ' SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "Your Family Center For Savings and Home Loantl" Home Office 126 E. Main, Medford Ashland Branch 337 E. Main, Ashland MEMO TO ADVERTISERS :: . t iWr-i V of (Circulation latue In the same way that sterling on silver signifies a standard of known value, so is the A. B.C. em blem a symbol of integrity for the circulation of newspapers and periodicals. It means that circu lation so identified is measured according to the rules and standards of the Audit Bureau of Circulations The A. B.C. is a cooperative and non-profit association of 3,450 publishers, advertisers and advertising agencies. Organized in 1914, these buyers and sellers of advertising brought order out of advertising chaos by setting up standards for paid circulation and establishing rules and methods for measuring, auditing and report ing circulations. Therefore, the work of the A. B.C., of which this newspaper is proud to be a member, provides you with a direct and valuable service. You can buy advertising as you would make any other sound business investment on live basis of well known standards, known values. At regular intervals one of the Bureau's large staff of experienced circulation auditors makes a thorough audit of our circulation records. The results of this exacting audit show: How much circulation we have; where our circulation goes; how it was obtained; and many other facts thai you need in order to know just what you get for your advertising dollars. This audited information is pub lished by the Bureau in easy-to-read A.B.C. reports which are available to our advertisers on request. Ask for a copy of our latest A.B.C. report MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE - fACIS .AS A BASIC JMIAS.URI O I Jk D V I RT I S I IN 0 VAIUI fl f
