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.1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1960 Pinafore-Preify .am SIZES yun 2-8 Preltiest in print or plain 'n' plain! Everybody loves the quaint, young charm of this plnafore-and-dresa look. Very new fashion-very easy sewing! ' Printed Pattern 9011: Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 dress takes 2 yards 35-inch; pinafore takes 1 yards. Send T h i r t y-f i ctnti (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford MM1 Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th st., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. New! Send now for our 1980 Fall and Winter Pattern Catalog every page in excit ing color! Over 100 styles for all sizes, all occasions plus school , , , 35c. Albany became the capital of New York state In 1787. COLORED LIFETIME ALUMINUM SHINGLES give you a PERMAN ENT ROOF . . . Solvei your roofing problems once and for all! Writ ten lifetime guarantee! For Free estimate, Call KE 5-1506 Gens Schmelzer Roof & Siding Contractor Jiminy Filter says: ItS time to change your furnace filters I get your AIR FILTERS at Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co. 613 E. Jackson SP 3-5369 The Clark Gable Story 'King' of Movies Went Along With Film-Created Impressions Editor's Note: Tlill ii thi (Irsl of litre dlsimU-hes on the life and Intend of Clark Gable, who died lilt week of heart attack. The eriei la devoted to the public Image of the treat star, hli per sonal life, and the effect of hli death on the motion picture colony. By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent Hollywood - 0IPD - To three decades of movie-goers Clark Gable was "The Movie Star," a brawling tough guy who could thrash the villain and Feeding the Family By ZOLA Food Richw From Sea in Shellfish Cocktails We west coasters give thanks every day in the year for our abundance of coast caught fish and shellfish. Tlicy will appear especially often on menus for the next few months. There are oysters and clams for offering as first course on the half-shell and there's crabmcat, lobster meat and shrimp for tantalizing the appetite in lettuce-lined individual glasses. We suggest two sauces for alternating or for offering both if the party is large and buffet. Keep all ingredients chilled until table time, Sauce for six servings. Blend and chill one table spoon grated horseradish, one half cup tomato ketchup, six tablespoons lemon Juice, three drops Tabasco sauce, one- eighth teaspoon salt and one half teaspoon celery salt. Or blend and chill one-half cup catsup, one tablespoon lemon juice, dash of Tabasco sauce, one-half tablespoon horseradish, one-half teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, one half tablespoon minced cel ery, one-half tablespoon grat ed onion and one-half tea spoon salt. Traditional vegetable for Thanksgiving dinner is creamed onions, no matter what meat is served. We make this a dish to remember by adding a three-ounce package of Philadelphia cream cheese and some diced canned pl miento (optional) to the white sauce. Figure two pounds small onions for six servings. Cook peeled onions In rather deep, boiling salted water, uncov ered, about 30 minutes; drain. Add onions to a well-seasoned white sauce with the cream cheese added. Onions may be cooked day before; added to cream sauce at serv ing time If you're looking for time savers. Spice Coke Topping Instead of icing your next spice cake or spice cup cakes try pouring a combination of one-third cup orange Juice and one-third cup honey dt rectly over the hot cake. Let cook in pan. Now Is the season for en joying fresh Brussel sprouts, They're delicious served with lemon, curry or almond but ter; with hollandalso, cheese or dairy sour cream sauce, Brussel sprouts take well to these spices; sweet basil, cara way seed, dill, dry mustard and nutmeg. But If you dare to be differ ent; want to offer a treat worthy of a special holiday menu, we suggest that you fix them . . . with water chest nuts. For six servings, cook three cups brussel sprouts about 10 minutes In 2VS cups water to which you've added three bouillon cubes. Add three me dium carrots cut in long thin strips, three stalks celery cut In long thin strips; add one large onion, finely chopped. Simmer until all are tender, about 10 minutes. Drain, re serving one-half cup of the liquid. Combine liquid with three quarter to one cup peeled and boiled chestnuts, one-hulf teaspoon salt, one-eighth tea SDOon ground black pepper, three tablespoons butter and one tablespoon fresh lemon Juice. Add sprouts and bring to gentle simmer. Cranberry sauce, fancied up In ways like these, can play many parts-as entree relish, salad dressing, cake frosting or sundae topping. Simply combine Ingredients; chill. One can whole cranberry sauce, one-half cup sauce and one-half teaspoon cinnamon. One can Jellied sauce, one half cup apple sauce, one- m seduce the heroine with equal fervor. He was that rare combina tion - a man's man and a lady's man, both on and off screen. Gable's pictures were lusty dramas, filled with action and sex appeal. He was a cinemat ic throwback to Douglas Fair banks. Whether his role was the dashing Rhett Butler in "Gone With the Wind" or a brash newspaper man in "It VINCENT Editor quarter cup raisins, one tea spoon cinnamon. One can jellied or whole cranberry sauce, one-half cup drained pineapple tidbits, two tablespoons grated orange rind, two tablespoons chopped walnuts and two tablespoons pickle relish. One can jellied or whole cranberry sauce, one-half cup drained pineapple tidbits, one fourth teaspoon cinnamon, one-fourth teaspoon powdered mustard and one-fourth tea spoon mace or nutmeg. One can whole cranberry sauce, one cup drained pine apple chunks, one-half cup ground lemon rind and one ground orange, including rind. Half the fun of a feast day is in the planning and prepar ation plus, the looking for ward to the day itself In the company of loved relatives and friends. In order to be relaxed and able to enjoy the day and the week end lot lowing, the happy homemak cr starts early and has as much done ahead of time as possible. Our part of the country leads the nation in turkey production and sinco they are in bountiful supply, in all sizes, at bargain prices, they are certain to be the choice of the majority. Many people plan Thanksgiving turkey Just so they can enjoy cold turkey sandwiches and casse roled turkey dishes. Others roast the turkey because the fumily is crazy about the stuf fing and gravy. Wonderful week end eating, no matter how you figure it. Do select the turkey well ahead of time for defrosting, if necessary. Other Holiday Meats If your family are turkey- at-Christmas-tlmc eaters, there are excellent buys now in prime ribs of beef, pork crown roast, leg of lamb, half or whole hams. Fish, Shellfish West coast oysters for cock tails, for stews, for stuffing. Shrimp, crabmeal, lobster meat for a variety of good things, Remember the lemons Nuts and Dried Fruits Bumper crops of walnuts, almonds, filberts, prunes, figs, dates, raisins for good eating and for fruit, vegetable and nut table arrangements. Fruit Buys Plenty of crisp, color ful apples; big variety in luscious grapes in wide color range. Elegant winter pears, the d'AnJou, the Bosc and the Cornice. There are persim mons and pomegranates for drama as well as good eating. There's an abundance of northwest-grown cranberries, both fresh and processed at surprisingly low prices. You'll want plenty of white potatoes and probably yams or sweet potatoes. Other root crops In holiday limelight are turnips and small white on ions. Squash varieties are pop ular; try mixing the smaller ones. Celery hearts, of course for munching day and night; on relish trays, with cold tur key and other meat sand wiches. You'll want extra butter, extra cream, extra half and half, cheese on hand for nib biers. First eggnog of the sea son has appeared In some markets. RESORT PROPERTY 15 acres on Rogue River with grocery ttoie with package license, service sta tion, cate and summer resort cabins. Property all in good condition. Great po tential here with loads of room tor ex pansion. EAST SIDE Queen Anne home with 2 large bed rooms, 24'xl8' living room with lire place. Hardwood floors. Large back yard, .All weather-stripped and Insulated. Ter. mite free. Landscaped yard with shade trees. (art Pree 3-422, John Dersnce Hayes 2-6201. Happened One Night," , the virile Gable always got the girl. Box-o f f 1 c e champion in 1936-37-38, the broad-shoul dered movie hero represented the kind of guy with whom men could drink and gamble. To women he epitomized man liness, roughshod when nec essary, gentle when it counted. For movie fans he WAS Fletcher Christian in "Mutiny on the Bounty" and he WAS Rhett Butler. Few stars in history gave so much to their roles. As a re sult Gable, of the trim mus tache, big ears and lopsided grin, became a legend in his own time Legend Grows Because of his five mar riages and frequent romances, the legend grew. To those who didn't know him he was a mythical giant cutting a swath through celluloid and feminine hearts with nary a thought of home and hearth. The myth of Clark Gable'i helped the box office, and Gable went along with it. In the early days, after his ; divorce from Josephine Dillon j in 1030, Clark lived up to his reputation. H e ' frequented night clubs, indulged in a few typical off-screen Hollywood "fights" - one-punch affairs, after which the combatants sobered up and shook hands. And he dated the sexiest star lets of the times. He became a social "lion" among hostesses during the depression years and fair game for husband-hunting actresses. As his fame grew and his pictures ran rampant at the box office Gable changed. His success gradually transformed him from the rough oil field hand to a polished, self-effacing and hard-working actor. Although he was a star, Gable's ability as a performer was taken lightly. Then, In 1034, he won his first and only Oscar for "It Happened One Night," and the industry began to take him seriously. For 10 years he swaggered among the top 10 stars, mak ing such hits as "Hell Divers," "Strange Interlude," "China Seas," "San Francisco," "Too Hot to Handle," and "Honky Tonk." Actresses vied to work in his pictures, and his leading ladies through the years were the best in Hollywood -Claa dette Colbert, Jean Harlow, Lana Turner, Vivian Leigh, Greer Garson and Deborah Kerr. For most of his career, In which he starred in more than 50 films, Gable was under contract to Mclro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. During that time the studio built up its No. 1 star to jibe with the public Image His many hunting and fish ing excursions were well-publicized. And Gable created something of a panic in the undershirt industry when he peeled off his shirt in "It Happened One Night" to be photographed bare chested. Lives Quiet Life Gable's pictures earned some $65 million, and his per sonal fortune grew. Expensive sports cars were his one great luxury. He loved sleek Imported models and owned one of the first Jaguar sports cars in the United States. But for the past 20 years the "king" of the movies lived a quiet, sedate life on his 20 acre ranch in Encino, about a half-hour's drive through the San Fernando Valley from Hollywood. There, among his orange trees and rambling Spanish style home, Gable spent his free time lounging by his swimming pool. Whenever the legend of Ga ble was mentioned he would flash his famous grin, tinged with sheeplshness, and say, "If I did all the tilings I'm credit ed with doing I'd have to be three guys. "But it makes a good story," he told me recently, "and I always like a good story." HIGHT HAS IT! 2 bedroom East tion. Roomy kitchen with formica counter tops and knotty P'ne cabinets. Large living room. Owner wants to move to the country! Would like 3 bedroom home on from I to 5 acres. RENTALS Two very nice little 1 bedroom furnished homes at edge of city. All newly re decorated. Lots of elbow room - room for garden, etc. Total price only $7,000 with $85 monthly income. T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. 221 North Central Phone SP 2-5223 Where Service Is a "Really" Open Sunday Afternoon Taylor 2-6905. G. J. Wolff 2-9046. L.e Hoi, 2-6927. Fred Patterson They'll Do It Every TO THE INSOMNIA DRIVER. MAKE SNAPPy. j u rn - orjn 105 i ' INSOMNl IAVDD 1 Watch the Wooly Bear For Signs of Winter Weather When the season is about to change for the downhill slide into winter, some people begin to look for signs that will Indicate what the pros pects are for a mild winter. We notice creatures of the wild and draw from their actions our ideas of what is in store. We observe closely the mi gration of high-flying water fowl; the thickness of the husks on the hickory nuts; how heavy the fur is on the muskrat's body or the amount of food the squirrel has laid away. Some of us watch the "woolly bear," to see if he is fortified with a heavy corp of hair. Serious Believers The "woolly bear" advo cates are many, and every year someone observes that we are "in for a dilly of a winter." Of course you really believe In the "woolly bear" legend or you don't. But if you do, there is absolutely no legitimate reason why you should bother ever to read a weather report or listen to a radio: you've got the dope, accurate and dependable. That is how serious the "woolly bear" believers are; they think the "woolly bear" knows. If you don't believe, you may even not know what a "woolly bear" is - it's not a bear; neither Is it woolly. It is a caterpillar, a very hairy, Ex-Medford Man Receives Promotion Reddlntf. Calif. - Raymond H. Dougherty has been pro moted to the position of tim ber management officer of the Shasta-Trinity National forests, effective Dec. 25. Dougherty replaces Norman E. Dole, Jr., who is being transferred to the staff of the regional forester in San Fran cisco. Dougherty graduated from Medford High school in 1D36. He is a graduate of Oregon State college, graduating in 1941. He and his family have been living in Redding since 1947. Since 1957, Daugherty has been a forester in the super visor's office, assigned to man agement plan preparation, re forestation, stand improve ment and cruising. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rinabarger, 136 Vancouver ave., Medford. STATE SYMBOLS Salt Lake City-Utah's state tree is the blue spruce, the sea gull the state bird, and the Sego lily the state flower. FOR TRADE side home good loca Jean Andersen 3-4724, 3-S719. Time IT'S A LOHQ WAV TO PER ARVi BUT THAT'S IV ir.rz. Hwaa-LUUn AND I KID& WHISKERS GONNA GET HE COULD THROW HIS BAG INTO THE t-OBBV PROM HERE-hTTf At home I'll bet m Ml HE HAS TO WALK M rvui-t iv mis m y jalGODOl lfit. AN TH'S BURG mm, Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins shaggy caterpillar about an inch and a half long. Given plenty to eat and a nice com fortable place to curl up, it will go to sleep and emerge in the following spring as a tiger moth. None in Summer The "woolly bear" has a rather plump body covered with black or brown bristles. Sometimes the forward end is brown and the rear end black, or vice-versa. During the early summer there are no 'woolly bears": they come later and become noticeable when we see them crawling across the pavement or side walk. They may be found, too, crawling up screen doors. The next day someone says, "The 'Woolly bears are fore casting a mild winter." Watch Out If the geese go south early; the squirrels bury more nuts; the fur is thick on the rac coon's back, and the woolly bear looks like a brand new tooth brush without a handle, then watch out. The mercury In the thermometer snuggles down in the bottom of the tube, everything will freeze up, or so they say. The folks who believe in the "woolly bear" brand of weather forecasting will glad ly tell you how often man- made weather predictions go haywire; so the "woolly bear can be excused if he mistakes a cold winter for a mild one once in a while. Even the human weather man with all his complicated gadgets can't claim to be right very often; he, too, just reads the dials, figures the percent ages and entertains "wild hopes." (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) FOR COMICE & BOSC PEARS RETER FRUIT CO. 327 South Fir (Bring your own containers) MHJST -IHME SdDLHD! NEED MORE ROOM? More Than All Into This Big 4-BEDROOM MEDALLION HOME! CTllC ou"' r 'mmT U""n See It At Mont Crest . . . 2840 ROSEMONT Between the Manor and R. V. Hospital By Jimmy Hatlo TlP- S THE WAV HIE X I NOTHINf CAB'S POINTING IKY IILL.OB IWt-r UUY9 l& y BEFORE HE HITS THE ROAD BACK' uc,. . . -v-., mini, rve uui 1 So NEAR AND VET SO FAR-IT HAPPENS EVERY TRAIN 7HANXAH0 A 7IP OF THE jTit UXTLO MAT TO .W SIO W. 113 STREET, 11 Am&i rtzn tutt 3 v. 7. lEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 1062 A RESOLUTION declaring In tention of the City Council to con struct a water main along North Riverside Avenue from Ohio ! Street to the Crater Lake Highway, In the Cltv of Medford. Oreson. and to assess the cost thereof against properties fronting thereon; and setUng a time and place for hearing thereon. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Medford, Oregon; section l. That tt is the in tention of the Citv Council of the said city to cause a Six (6) inch water mam to oe taia in worm Riverside Avenue from Ohio Street to the Crater Lake Highway, in the City of Medford, Oregon, and to assess the cost of said water main on the property fronting on said street (s) in proportion to the frontage of said property. SECTION 2. That the City Coun cil shall meet in the Council Cham bers of the City Hall of said city at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 1st day of December, 1960, at which time and place all protests against the laying of said water main and the assessment of the cost thereof on the property fronting on said street (st shall be heard; and the City Recorder Is hereby directed to cause this Resolution to be Dublished once in a daily news paper, printed, published And of general circulation in the said city of Medford, not less than ten days or more than twenty days before the date of said meeting and a copy of this Resolution to be post ed for a period of ten days prior to said meeting in five public and conspicuous places in the said city. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of the aforementioned improvement shall bear interest at per annum and shall consti tute General Obligations of the City of Medford, and said warrants shall be issued pursuant to, and on the terms and conditions set forth in. ORS 287.502 to 287.310, inclu sive. PASSED by the Council and signed by me In open session in authentication of its passage this 17th day of November. 10B0. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor ATTEST: D. F. HUSON Recnrrler-Treasurer APPROVED By me this 18th day of November, iytu. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor LIFETIME SIDING Re-side your home with aluminum or ceramic ashes toi! Save on fuel never needs paint! FREE ESTIMATES, CALL KE 5-1506 GENE SCHMELZER Roof & Siding Contractor SALE! Oven 1800 sq. ft! Two baths, family room, fireplace, covered patio, built in even, range, dishwasher and dis posal! Lots of ceramic tile and natural wood cabinets. Lennoi heat pump. LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 1063 A RESOLUTION declaring in tention of the City Council to con struct a water main along Oak wood Drive from Glen Oak Court to Barn e burg Road and on Barne burg Road from Oakwood Drive to Wood lawn Drive, in the City of Medford, Oregon, and to assess the cost thereof against properties fronting thereon; and setting a time and place for hearing thereon, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Medford, Oregon; SECTION 1. That It li the in tention of the City Council of the said city to cause a Six (6) inch water main to be laid in Oakwood Drive from Glen Oak Court to Barneburg Road and on Barne burg Road from Oakwood Drive to Wood lawn Drive and to assess the cost of said water main on the property fronting on said street (it in proportion to the frontage of said property. RFrrinN 2 That the Citv Coun cil shall meet in the Council Chambers of the City HaU of said city at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 1st day of December, 1960, at which time and place all protests against the 'laying of said water main and the assessment of the cost thereof on the property front lna on said street (st shall be heard, and the City Recorder is hereby directed to cause inis tteso lution. to be published once in i dailv newsDHDcr. printed, pub' lished and of general circulation In the said city of Medford, not less than ten days or more than twenty days before the date of said meet ing and a copy of this Resolution to be posted for a period of ten days prior to said meeting In five public and conspicuous places in the said citv. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of the aforementioned improvement shall bear Interest at 4 per annum ana snau consti tute General Obligations of the Citv of Medford. and said warrants shall be issued oursuant to. and on tne terms ana conditions set lorin in. ORS 287.302 to 287.510. Inclu sive. PASSED by the Council and signed by me in open session In authentication of its passage this nin day oi November, iutu. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor ATTEST: D. F. HUSON Recorder-Treasurer APPROVED BY me this 18th day of November. 1060. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor Use Tribune Want Ads Rogue Valley Land Co. 704 W. 6th St. SP 3-3641 This Week's Specials SUBURBAN 4 BEDROOM 2Vi baths, carpeted living room and dining room, lovely kitchen wnook. Fireplace, gas heat, double garage, large lot, among all new home nearly 2000 sq. tt. and only 3 years old. The price is right $18,900.00. 2 B.R. IVi ACRE At edge of Central Point. 292' of frontage $10,250.00. $1500 down NEED LISTINGS We have buyers for good 2 or 3 B. 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