Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 18, 1961, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextcO o o O o MEDFORD MAIL TRSeJUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. WEDNESDAY, JAn9aHY II. 1961 They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo I C IVI VWVTONG MV i I ( SUfE gpONDS ) ( NO OESSERT.'MV l I I l gOOO WMV OOtfTVOU 7f DIET, V'KNOW J .calories l,.roYrr, aunt A&aE NQ oiisBrT.' SEv'? rj ORDERESSEHT" 7tev weenIv 8rr4 "V! "TeT Family Council Edltor'i Note: The Family Conn.! ell consists of a Judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary of an actual case history. The Council reports on problems that have been dealt with by respon sible agencies and counselors. (Copyright 1961 General Features corp.) Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1961) The Cauliflower Is a Pretty Ridiculous Vegetable The cauliflower is about as ridiculous as a vegetable can get; actually it is a monstros ity, an outlandish head of flowerlets; cabbage - like in taste to some small degree, but quaint in shape and as temper amental as it is unusual. Peculiar that anything so familiar to so many people should be so unusual. Even cauliflower experts, those who know it best and make part or all of their living by rais ing it, cannot always predict what the vegetable will do under varying circumstances. Climatic conditions must be favorable if any degree of success is to reward the grow er. The vegetable must have cool weather, otherwise it will Jumbo-Knit Jacket rap 7218 A ' 1 New leisure hit! Warm enough for outdoors hand some as a sport jacket for cas ual dates. Jumbo-knit jacket! Use big needles, 2 - strands knitting worsted taken together. Pat tern 7218: directions men's sizes 36-38; 40-42; 44-46 in cluded. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, ZONE, PATTERN NUMBER. JUST OUT! Our 1961 Nee dlecraft Book. Over 125 de signs for home furnishings, for fashions knit, croc'- c , em broider, weave, sew. quilt toys, gifts, bazaar items. FREE -six designs for popular veil caps. Quick send 25c today. refuse to develop a "head." Without the head, there is no cauliflower. The head is produced by the plant with some extra help from the human grower who, when the plant is young (that is, when the flower cluster be gins to form) gathers up some of the outer leaves, brings them together over the top and ties them together with a piece of raffia. Choosy Plant Inside the little leaf -tent thus formed, the flower head develops; white and tender. The plant is choosy in its preference both as to climate and food requirements. It's considered to be about as fin icky as any plant in any gar den or field. The cauliflower is often said to be a "deranged cab bage" and like its relative the cabbage contains some sul phur compounds which pro duce the disagreeable odor when the vegetable is being cooked. The cauliflower is somewhat milder in flavor than the cabbage and is said to be more easily digested. Technically it has a high water-holding capacity. It is an excellent source of calcium, being about twice as rich in this element as any other vegetable. The head of the cauliflower, or that part which is supposed to be washed or cooked in an upside-down position, consists of the flowers of the plant. These flower parts are greatly shortened and fleshy. So the "head" is merely the flower stalks, but, having been shad ed by the tied-up leaves, it becomes white, solid and ten der. Cook Upside Down Another and important reason for cooking the head in an upside down position is the possibility that insects as well as sand or bits of leaf are pretty apt to be hidden in among the little florets, Soaking or cooking it in an inverted position tends to dis lodge all these unwelcome visitors. The enjoyment of eating cauliflower, either raw or cooked, is really not some thing recently discovered, as the ancient Greeks and early Romans were known to be ex ceedingly fond of this vege table. Since then, of course, the alert lovers of vegetables have discovered many ways to enhance the mild flavor of this bizarre vegetable. The cauliflower, as well as the garden cabbage and broc coli, too, is descended from the original wild cabbage. Actually, what you eat when you enjoy cauliflower or broc coli is the flower. These are about the only two vegetables that develop an edible flower, and both are really botanical monstrosities. RETIRED EDITOR DIES New York - IUPD - Laurence Vale Updegraff, 76. a retired assistant Sunday editor of the New York Times, died Tuesday. Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method The non-surgical, electronic method for the treatment of Hemorrhoids (Piles) devel. oped by doctors at the Dean Clinic has been so successful and permanent in nature that the following policy is offered their patients : "After all symp toms of Hemorrhoids . . , have subsided and the patient has been discharged, if he should ever have a recurrence, ('1 ISVeilMtPfT TS7 further treatments will be giv en absolutely free." The Dean Clinic has been serving the Northwest for fifty years. Their treatment require no hospitalization and does not employ drugs or injections. Write today for a descrip tive booklet, yours without obligation: The Dean Clinic, Chiropractic Physicians, N. E. Sandy Blvd., Portland 12, Oregon. O Finch Elected VP 01 National Group Dick Finch, co-Owner of the Home Appliance company, Medford, was elected first vice president of the Nation al Appliance and Radio Deal ers association (NARDO) at the organization's annual con vention in-Chicago last week. finch was also elected to his third three-year term on the board of directors of the organization. NARDO repre sents an estimated 15,000 ap pliance dealers throughout the United States. There are 30 members on the board of directors, and Finch is the only appliance dealer from the Pacific North west serving on the board at the present time. Finch and his partner, Ran dall M. Gifford, have been in ine appliance business in Medford for 16 years, found ing the Home Appliance com pany here in 1945. Home Ap pliance company (known as Hapco) now has two stores in Medford, two in Klamath Falls and one in Ashland. Cigarette Tax Draws Opposition Salem-IUPI)-The Oregon Gas oline Dealers Association Tuesday went on record against HB 1003, the 3-cenl cigarette tax measure. The association convention also voted to oppose HB 1010, which would repeal the per sonal property tax on busi ness inventories, to be re placed with a net business tax. Virgil Rukke, Portland, was named president to succeed E. A. Haugstad, Salem. Swiff-fo-Sew Ml ' : r K ! 9064 V 1 SIZES UV. JrA Sew-it-in-a-Day dress to re fresh your daytime life! The square neckline is flattering and simple the uncluttered lines are kind to short, fuller figures. Printed Pattern 9064: Half sizes M'i, B'i, 18'i, 20Vj, 22'a, 24'2. Size 1 6 Vi requires 2"ti yards 45-inch fabric. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 100 FASHION FINDS - the best, newest, most beautiful Printed Patterns for Spring- Summer, 1961. See them all in our brand-new Color Catalog Sen j 35c now. O Lola R. - He makes me feel like two cents when we're out with other couples. Bertram R. - She waits un til we're out in public to bring up touchy matters. Lola R.-What is there about an audience that turns my hus band into a brute? At home he's polite and sweet to me. But once we're in a restaurant with another couple or at a party, he'll say things to make the others laugh at me or feel sorry for him - things lie s never mentioned at home. The other evening out with friends, he said I had a lot of nerve leaving the supper dish es for him to do. The truth was that he offered to do them while I dressed. But no one believed me when I said that. Then he managed to get in a few more digs about my weight and my extravagances. I realize that some of the husbands who act lovey-dovey in public may really hate their wives and do nothing but snarl at home. But Bert insists he loves me. Then why does he torture me in front of my friends? , Bertram R. - Lola is sensi tive when it comes to her own feelings, but not mine. She doesn't seem to realize that she starts these unpleasant ex changes by bringing up sub jects she knows we don't agree on. She waits until she has the protection of our friends, feeling I won't dare to sound off in front of them. Then she'll ask why I didn't give her $50 for a dress or whose fault it was that our doe eot run over. About the supper disnes, sne had just been bragging to our friends about her etticiency. whereas the truth is the work was so piled up we'd have been an hour late for the ap pointment if I hadn't rolled up my sleeves and got the mess out of the way. Sometimes I admit I tease her when we're out. I want to see if she can take it as well as hand it out. But if she's sore at me about anything, she'd better hash it out with me at home, instead of using our friends as her bodyguard and arguing in public. The Council: This sort of sugar-coated slingshooting be tween husband and wife is a painful practice not only to the contestants but to the cap tive audience who must look on, listen and - worst of all -often take sides! How often has a pleasant so cial engagement been spoiled by the rancorous airing of a marital grievance which one of the mates didn't dare bring up at nomei inis nappeus when the most important thoroughfare to connubial peace is closed, the Avenue of Communication. Some people can thinn, teei, aream, qui they just can't talk or be talk ed to. In marriage, this leads to all kinds of subterfuges and underhand approaches. Lola nd Bertram must open the direct passages to each other nd be brave and loving enough to use them. But a large part oi ine blame for this relationship must be laid at Bertram's feet. (The Council only 'blames' when the remedy is at hand and is easily applicable. Else we don't sit in judgment on frail fellow humans!) No matter how well a hus band and wife get along, no matter how much they say they love each other, they're flops as mates unless tney build up each other's "public image." Its no use pulling one s best loot lorwara spouse trips one up. Marital fidelity includes the "honor" as well as the love and cherish part of the vow. And it's heartwarming all around to hear one marriage partner sing the praises of the other. Boivin Becomes Acting Governor Salem-OIPII-Senale tresiacm Harry Boivin (D Klamath Falls), becomes acting gover nor for the first time today when Gov. Mark Hatfield flies to Washington, D.C., for the inauguration of President elect John F. Kennedy. Hatfield is to leave tonight. 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The firm forecasts that an improvement in the general tone of chemical demand should permit announcement of some long overdue price Increases. A. G. Becker prefers issues in the group which it says stand to profit most from a general business upturn and which have hidden earnings potentials not now generally recognized. It says W. R. Grace. Mon santo, Olin Mathieson and Union Carbide fill the bill. Reynolds Ac Co. recom mends Champion Paper St Fibre to investors seeking a sound longer-term holding. The combination of its strong trade position and its month old agreement to merge with Carpenter Paper provides Champion with a widened sales base and "materially" in creased earning power, Rey nolds says. FORMER OFFICIAL DIES Utica, N. Y.-lUPLi-M. William Bray, 71, former lieutenant governor of New York stato died Tuesday. Kidder, Peabody & Co. con cludes that National Cash Reg ister continues to be an at tractive long term holding for participation in the expanding office equipment field. The firm estimates National Cash earnings for 1060 at $2.50 a share against $2.40 in 1959, and adds that indications point to some further rise in profits during 1961. CLOGSTON'S Metal Weather Stripping and Screens litimates Gladly Phone; SPV1014 Evening' 60 MODELS DRASTICALLY REDUCED, Washers, Ranges, Driers, Refrigera tors, TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE 1961 GENERAL ELECTRIC LINE! General Electric 40" AUTOMATIC RANGE ONE ONLY! A REAL WIFE SAVER! Regula $259" ' VbrJ$-&.' iTf 1111 . miesiiii i i "P" R?4r?3se3r" . I Brand USED TV's llll New 1960 Model NOW ONLY $ 198 88 Guaranteed G-E 17" Designer TV-A Buy at 107.70 G-E 14" Portable TV-Good 50.00 17" Sears Portable TV ...57.70 3 Good 17" Table Models-Your Choice 50.00 21" Console and Table Models 40.00 to 77.70 ASK ABOUT HAPCO'S EASY TERMS MODEL' HUH GIANT CAPACITY "BOOK-SHELF" FREEZER II CU. FT., 440 pound cpcilr! TWICE AS MUCH FOOD within ruck, e NEW SOUAHE-IINE DESIGN. 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