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TUESDAY.
Fruit Growers Pick
Spatz as President
Tom Spatz, manager of the
Chrystal Springs orchard, was
elected president of the Jack
soli County Fruit Growers
league at its annual meeting
Friday afternoon in the Na
tlonnl Guard armory south of
Mcdford.
, -At 28, Spatz is probably
'one of the youngest presidents
.of the long established organi
zation. '' Edwin Gebhard, Central
Point fruit grower, was named
first vice president; Bill Bag
ley, Ashland cannery oper
ator, was elected second vice
president, and Shelby Tuttle
jyrs reelected secrelary-trcas-
' urer.
. : Other directors elected
were Orville Hamilton, Mar-
-tin- Luther Jr., and Bud Bar
purh. ,i In making his president's
report, Charles Henry noted
.that one of the many uncer
tainties facing the pear indus
try is the fruit labor. This re
lulled in extensive recruiting.
Survey Agencies'
'." Joe Wilson, of the local cm-
'pioyment service office, made
8 business trlP t0 Texas last
winter and surveyed agencies
there to recruit help. Federal
labor officials had suggested
to Mcdford area growers they
start their recruiting in Febru
ary, due to the light labor sup
ply. Wilson found T e x a n s
were using Mexican nationals
to pick citrus fruit, and did
not have any labor surplus.
;.. In July, Shelby Tuttle, Al
Gonzales and Wilson went to
Dayton, Wash., during the pea
harvest, and convinced 35 of
100 Mexicans from Texas to
Jielp in the Mcdford pear har
vest. Seven arrived and stay
ed. i; ''We have continually
sought outside white harvest
help and have been severely
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Memorial Lecture
Set at University
f Eugene Herbert Bruckcr,
editor of the Hartford, Conn.,
Courant, will be (he Eric W.
Allen Memorial Lecturer for
1961.
k Bruckcr, whose paper is the
"oldest newspaper of continu
ous publication in America",
will speak during the 42nd
annual Oregon Press confer
ence al the University of Ore
gon. His lecture, the feature
of the two-dav conference,
will be Friday, Feb. 17.
A staff member of the Co
lumbia university school of
journal from 1932 lo 1944,
Bruckcr has been associated
with the Courant since thai
time and has been editor since
1947. For a year during the
war he was associate chief of
the bureau of overseas pub
lications. Office of War In
formation. Currently Bruckcr is chair
man of the American Council
On Education for Journalism,
representing the American So
ciety of Newspaper Editors.
He Is the author of two books
"The Changing American
Newspaper", and "Freedom
of Information."
The 1961 Oregon Press con
ference, sponsored by the Uni
versity of Oregon school of
journalism and the Oregon
Newspaper Publishers' as
sociation, will have as Its
chairman, J. W. Forrester Jr.,
editor and publisher of the
East Oregonian, Pendleton.
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criticized for using Mexican
nationals," the league presi
dent said. "Two years ago we
got harvest help from about
2,000 miles away, at Eagle
Pass, Tex. Few of these peo
ple stayed to complete the
season. They were older men,
heavier and not used to the
ladder work."
The local employment serv
ice office personnel have been
cooperative, and understand
the labor problem in the Mcd
ford area and so does Gov.
Mark Hatfield, the league
president noted.
In giving the labor commit
tee report for chairman Bob
Norrls, Henry noted that
Mexican nationals average
$1.43 per hour last pear
season, and assumed that the
average pay of other workers
is comparable.
Company Releases
Figures on Loans
Real estate loans totaling
$745,866 were disbursed in
Medford during 1960 by the
western home office of Pru
dential Insurance company,
according to B. F. Crisler,
local investments manager for
the company's mortgage loan
department.
Of the total, $686,487 was
for residential loans and $50,
379 was for commercial and
industrial properties.
Total disbursals throughout
the state of Oregon amounted
to $14,233,527 last year. The
aggregate amount disbursed
by the company throughout
the 13 western slates during
1960 was $183,444,758.
Time
.m.
Then he goes to the lunch
stand and blows mis turret at
the high cost of munching
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BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Albany, Ga. Former President Eisenhower, to his hostess
while being photographed in front of the stalely home of
W. Alton Jones:
"Come here, Mrs. Jones, we need some pulchritude."
Dallas, Tex. Joe Geary,
two "dog aspirins" to case a
"I never felt better. I've
London James N. White,
Industrial Design, when asked
Armstrong-Jones:
"We are not even permitted
a desk."
Havana Fidel Castro, vowing lo persecute and annihilate
his political enemies:
"Not a tingle one will escape."
Eugene Civic Leader
Dies; Autopsy Slated
Eugene - lUPli - Dr. Arthur
P. Martini, 48, Eugene civic
leader, died at his home Sun
day. An autopsy will be per
formed lo determine the cause
of death.
Martini completed his sec
ond term as president of the
Eugene Chamber of Com
merce Jan. 1 and was active
leader in Eugene civic alfalis
for many years.
Capetown. South Africa -il'PK
- The South African par
liament, over opposition ob
jections, Monday gave prelim
inary approval to a bill mak
ing South Africa a republic.
The opposition wanted assur
ance that South Africa would
be able lo remain in the Brit
ish Commonwealth with 1 1 s
new status.
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SAVORY STEWS Hearty eating with these 'round-the-world
savory stews. A homey Irish meat-and-vegctable combination;
an elegant curry adapted from the fabulous Indian cuisine,
and a superbly flavored Hungarian goulash. Recipes are in
cluded in today's food columns.
Feeding the Family
By ZOLA
Food
Put Family in Fine Feltlt
With Kelt, of Fragrant Stew
Juliet's immortal words to
Romeo "that which we call a
rose, by any name, 'would
smell as sweet . . ." provided
the inspiralion for today's
feature since it is so true that
a fragrant, flavorful slew, by
any name, makes wonderfully
good eating; is certain to put
the family in fine fettle.
Give your slew an Irish lilt
and cook the meat with gold
en carrots and green beans.
Borrow a curry accent from
the mysterious East and add
lender rice and a festive array
of snowy coconut, chutney,
bacon bits, raisins or other
favored condiments. Call it
Hungarian goulash and serve
it with buttered caraway
noodles.
By Jimmy Hatlo
after a veterinarian gave him
backache:
been playing handball."
director of the Council of
about the duties of Antony
to tell you whether he has
Pravda Displays
JFK's Message
Moscow - OTP - Pravda dis
played President Kennedy's
thank you message on its
front page Monday along with
a renewed demand for "uni
versal and complete disarma
ment." Kennedy's message thanked
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev
and President Leonid 1. Brezh
nev for their congratulations
on his Inauguration and said
(he United Slates was ready
and anxiuus to Join In "genu
ine dedication" to means of
assuring peace.
The demand for disarma
ment was In the text of a
speech tn the recent central
committee meeting by Mik
hail Suslov, a secretary of the
committee and a top ranking
Communist theorist.
The speech reiterated the
theme of the lfllil Communist
manifesto, issued in Decem
ber, that the world Commu
nist movement now is so pow
erful it can prevent war and
will work for "peaceful co
existence" among slates with
different social systems.
This can be achieved. Sus
lov said, through a system of
disarmament which would
"abolish the very possibility
of waging wars."
VINCENT
Editor
In these recipes, the skillful
seasoning lifts these stews out
of the ordinary. Spice and
herb displays offer bouquet
garni for beef and also a garni
for lamb. The bouquet garni
for beef has the mingled
flavors of marjoram, basil,
savory, thyme, sage, rosemary
and oregano. The bouquet
garni for lamb is a balanrprf
blend of rosemary, tarragon,
savory and oregano. If no
spiee and herb blends handv.
the spices and herbs mention
ed are those most likelv tn
glorify beef or lamb.
Beef or Lamb in
Savory Irish Slew
Made with the thriftier
meat cuts, either beef or lamb
may be used in this slew with
an Irish lilt. Eieht emprniK
servings and it is wonderful
warmed over.
2 pounds lean beef or lamb
stew meal cut into 1
inch pieces
3 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoons salt
3 tablespoons shortening
10 black peppercorns
1 teaspoon bouquet garni
for beef or V4 teaspoon
lamb garni
1 large onion, coarsely
chopped
2 large stalks celery, cut up
3 medium carrots, cut up
2 medium potatoes, cubed
3 tablespoons flour
Dredge meat in flour mixed
with salt to coat on all sides.
Brown In hot shortening or
cooking oil. Add peppercorns
and beef or lamb garni along
with onion, celery, carrots
and potatoes. Add enough
boiling water to cover vege
tables. Cover pan with tight
filling lid and simmer gently
tor 2 to 2V4 hours or until
meat is very tender. For
crisper texture, add carrots
and potatoes during last 30
minutes of cooking.
Combine flour with a little
water and stir into mixture
lo thicken gravv lo desired
consistency. Add additional
salt if necessary.
Easy Lamb Curry
With Condiments
Heaps of fluffy hot rice ex
tend the superb flavor of this
easy-to-make curry. Individual
dishes offering condiments
are customary. Choose five
or more from the following -flaked
coconut, raisins, chut
ney, slivered almonds or chop
ped peanuts, chopped green
peppers, crisp bacon bits,
finely chopped hard - cooked
egg and diced green onion
tops. Eight generous servings.
2 pounds lamb slew meat
cut in 1-Inch pieces.
2 tablespoons shortening or
cooking oil
1 large onion, chopped
1 1 s teaspoons salt
Pepper
14 teaspoon bouquet garni
for lamb
2 cups boiling water
2 to 3 tablespoons flour
1 to 1!4 teaspoons curry
powder
2 tablespoons cold water
Brown lamb on all sides in
hoi shortening. Add onions
and continue cooking until
onions are golden. Stir in salt.
pepper, bouquet garni for
lamb and boiling water. Cover
tightly and simmer slowly un
til lamb Is tender, about two
hours. Combine flour and
curry powder. Add water lo
form a smooth paste. Stir into
lamb lo thicken gravy. Taste
for seasonings and add addi
tional curry powder If de
sired. Serve over hot fluffy
rice.
Hungarian Goulash
With Caraway Noodles
This recipe is a modern
version of famed Hungarian
Goulash, made easy with
bouquet garni for beef which
mingles the flavors ot half a
dozen herbs and spices ready
tor teaspooning out. It is
usually served with buttered
egg noodles sprinkled with
caraway seeds. Eight serv
ings. 2 tablespoons shortening
3 pounds lean beef stew
meat cut in 1-inch
cubes
2 medium onions, chopped
2 teaspoons salt
1 1 teaspoon pepper
1 0iablespoon paprika
1 teaspoon bounjiftt ul
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
Probate Department
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of
LEO LESTER JONES. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That I, the undersigned, by an
Order of the above Court duly
made and entered on December
30th, 1060, was appointed Admin
istrator of the above named estate,
and that I duly qualified as such
Administrator. All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present the same
with the proper vouchers to me
at the office of my attorneys, De
Forest & Hansen, 228 Franklin
Building. Mcdford, Oregon, within
six months from the date of the
first publication of this notice.
Dated and first published this
3rd day of January. 19(11.
HARRY C- BRADFORD
Administrator
DcForest & Hansen
228 Franklin Building
Medford, Oregon
2 cups water
V4 cup tomato sauce
Melt shortening in heavy
pan and brown meat on all
sides. Add onions and con
tinue cooking until onions
are lightly browned. Stir in
salt, pepper, paprika, bouquet
garni for beef, water and to
mato sauce. Cover tightly and
simmer gently for 2 to 2'2
hours or until meat Is very
tender. Serve with buttered
egg noodles sprinkled with
caraway seeds.
Tomato Refresher
Tomato juice has always
had an affinity for Worcester
shire sauce as staple refresh
ing appetizer and pick-me-up.
For a tomato bisque cocktail,
season equal parts of chilled
tomato juice and buttermilk
with salt, pepper and Worces
tershire. Shake well and top
with chopped onion lops or
fresh dill.
Fi.h Fillet Fry
Coast caught fish fillets j
make fine eating, offer menu
variety. They come fresh and
frozen ready for frying, bak
ing, broiling and poaching.
Here we oven-fry them for
six delicious servings. Serve
them with wedges of jellied
cranberry sauce for a change.
2 pounds fish fillets, fresh
or frozen
1 tablespoon salt
1 cup milk
1 cup dry bread crumbs
i cup butter or other fat.
melted
If fillets are frozen, thaw
Ihem first. Cut fillets into
serving-size portions. Add salt
to milk. Dip fillets in milk
and roll In crumbs: place in a
well-greased baking pan.
Sprinkle each piece of fish
with butter. Bake in an ex
tremely hot oven, 500 degrees,
for 10 to 12 minutes (not an
inslant longer); just until fish
flakes easily when tested with
fork.
Brussels Sprouts
In Pacific Skillet
Fresh California grown
Brussels sprouts arc at their
best right now; flawless, deli
cately flavored and deeply
green for good eating and
fine nutrition. Here we cook
them in a skillet, give them
fillip of lemon rind and
ground ginger, add walnuts
for crunchiness and conversa
tion. Eight servings.
2 pounds (2 quarts) fresh
Brussel sprouts
cup butter or margarine
2 teaspoons grated lemon
rind
1 teaspoon ground ginger
Salt and pepper
'. j cup chopped walnuts
Cook Brussels sprouts,
covered, in one inch boiling
salt water 10 to 15 minutes
or until just tender; drain.
Melt butter In large skillet.
Add grated lemon rind, ging
er, salt and pepper and sim
mer about three minutes. Add
sprouts and walnuts; heat to
serving temperature. 'Three
10 ounce cartons frozen
sprouts may be used.
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Karen Fisher
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Rcrson. No phone calls. Apply at
orth's Chuck Wagon, 1016 N
Riverside.
WANTED Woman to service es
tablished Watkins route. We wilt
train. 40 hr, week. Can earn $2
hr. commission. Phone John
Walker. MU 9-7212 before S and
after 5.
NEW 3 BEDROOM
Bath Yi, built-in oven and
range, utility rm., patio. FHA
or Gl terms.
2 BR., Vi ACRE
Close in, $7500.00. Next to
commercial. Excellent terms.
LARGE 4-BR. HOME
One block from St. Mary's.
Separate dining room, kitch
en, family room, bath Vz,
large workshop and laundry.
Fenced back yard, patio.
3200 sq. ft. Will trade,
Some terms.
BLOSSOM HILL
New 3 6R, range and oven.
Will trade. FHA terms.
- 3 BR EASTSIDE
Family room, 2 bath, dbl.
garage. Will trade anything.
Act now on this.
2 BEDROOM, $400 DOWN
FHA terms. Large kitchen,
beautiful living room. Large
bedrooms ww carpet. Near
school. A must see!
AMERICAN
HOME & LAND CO.
Medford Hotel Lobby
SP 3-7543
BA7 Builders Supply
QUALITY
BLOCKS
Chimneys
727
W. McAndrewi
PHONE SP 3-457S
Jackson, Josephine Ji
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