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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDI'OHD. OREGON MONDAY, NOVEMBER S. Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT food Editor Beat Inflation Wilh This . Meal-in-One Casserole "A penny saved is a penny ; earned says our leading can rlidate. (What's a penny, rlad ; dy?). Anyway,' if you're look- ing for an economy dish that " is certain to keep you in office i. as chief cook - this is it. Six . servings. ' 1 pound fresniy ground heef . 1 1 pound ground pork ; 1 cup sliced onions Salt and pepper " 2 cups cooked sliced 'm potatoes or cooked noodles ' 1 No. 2 can or frozen : package whole kernel corn " 1 can tomato soup 1 can milk or water - Cook onions until soft in a : little hot fat in medium size skillet. Push to one side and . lightly brown meat; add salt ; and pepper. In a greased cas- serole. arrange layers of meal . and onions, potatoes or noo- dies and drained corn. Dilute tomato soup with ; Ihe milk or water: pour into casserole, lifting layers soup can thoroughly moisten all ingredients. Bake in mod erate oven, 350 degrees, 30 minutes. Serve hot with gen erous tossed green salad. Unqualified Approval Given Fresh Figs A few fine fresh figs en liven ihe market scene and deserve full approval for their season is short. Ninety per cenl of the fig crop gets dried. 8 per cent goes into rans and the remaining 2 per rent is consumed fresh - now. Principal varieties marketed fresh include Mission, Cali- myrna, Adriatic and Kadota. They are eaten fresh out-nf-hand or with cream, half and half or milk. Good loo wilh dairy sour cream. They are popular in salads, cakes and candies and make good jam when combined wilh or ange or lemon juice and peel. 'NO IH-SI A?W 1ft Ml ...AS. JO&V I mm Amerreo'i torgeif Selling TCHLET TANK BALL I The effcient Water Matter tnilontly itepi fhe fow of water after eoch Auitting. 7f t ATHARDWARC STORCS Handle them with, care and they'll reward you with the backing of the entire family. Soup and Sandwiches Run on Sarra Ticket Soup and sandwiches have been running males for years - like ham and eggs, cereal and milk. Jack and the bean stalk. They promise excellent nutrition at reasonable cost this year and every year; are certain to continue lo pay off at the popularity polls. Elect Hot Soup Offer steaming bowls of hot soup if soup requires spoon ing; in mugs if it is a sipping soup. Any pantry with a bit of vision now has handy an assortment of canned, con densed and canned or pack aged soup mixes; obviously an assortment the family has previously voted for. Serve satisfying soups with toasted crackers, melba toast or salt sticks. Top some soups with croutons. Or try a spoon ful of whipped dairy sour cream-or diced leftover meat such as bologna, ham or frankfurter. Chopped parsley, watercress, chives or green onion tops build up character reference for many a soup. Cold Sandwiches Sandwiches are easy on the energy, certain to satisfy all constituents at any time. Best bet is to keep a variety of canned meats on the pantry shelf for instant sandwich making. Read label lo deter mine whether canned hams re quire refrigeration. When any canned meat has been open ed, treat same as any other cooked meal; that is, covered, in refrigerator and use within a day or two. All canned meals are thor oughly cooked, ready to slice and serve in sandwiches, sal ads or on cold meat trays. They slice easier If chilled in refrigeralor , one to two hours. Varieties of canned meats, and poultry are many. Vary sandwich breads. Use any of the popular bread rolls for a change. Mushroom Magic Slice fresh mushrooms into green salads and cole slaws. Add them to scrambled eggs. Add fresh mushrooms to green beans, peas or corn. Put them in casserole dishes. HONORS RAYBURN Washington -IUPII- President Kennedy has selected the name Sam Rayburn for a Po laris missile submarine in honor of the late speaker who died last November, the De fense department has announced. Doctor Cautions Use of Vaporizers Insecticidal vaporizers de signed for use with such in secticides as lindane, should not be used where food is prepared, stored or served or I in homes or sleeping rooms. according to Dr. A. Erin Mer kel, Jackson county public health officer. He noled that such vapor izers are being sold to some restaurant operalors in Ihe county. Recommendations of a com mittee on pest control 'eport that installation should be made only in commercial or industrial premises, and sim ilar locations where human exposure will he only on a working day basis, not con tinuous. The insecticide shall be con tinuously released over a 24 hours period at the rale of not more than one gram per 15.000 cubic feet per 24 hours. The dispensing rale per hour should not vary more than 25 per cent. Dr. Merkel said. Controlling devices to pre vent such fluctuations should be installed. "The interdepart mental committee has no evidence that other insecticides when used in vaporizers in areas occupied by humans or where food is present ar-; effective or safe.' the public health of ficer noted. Do-It-Yourself Repairs in Homes Hit S18 Billion Yearly Washington - About 7.000 persons are drowning victims in the U.S. each year. New York H'Pti- If an oc casional American homeown er seems weary of the do-il-yourself routine, it is no indi cation of the overall move ment; do-it-yourself spending increased by 52 billion to $18 billion annually in the past year and apparenlly there is no sign of a lel-up. David O. D. Kennedy, presi dent of Kentile, Inc., a leading producer of resilient tile floor ing, says an upswing in home projects by rent payers and women was largely respon sible for the 12.5 per cent in crease. He said rent payers account ed for nearly 85 per cent of Ihe $2 billion increase and, for the first time, are out spending owner-occupants on a project-for-project basis -aside from improvements to basements, attics, exteriors and other areas not within the rent payer's domain. Owner-occupants increased their do-it-yourself spending only 2.S per cent over 19R1. from a family average of $36 a year to an average $355, while the rent payers' average rose 27 per cent from S207 to S284. Rentable Units Credited The biggest factor Influenc ing the increase in do-it-your-selfism among rent payers, Kennedy said, is the sudden availablily of a great many rentable units in mulliple dwellings and the scramble lo occupy them and improve them lo suit individual needs. Renters, he said, don't hesi tate lo go in for improvements like space-expanding built-ins, shelves, extra closets, storage bins and similar projects. Then, too, Kennedy said, flV68-7j.79.85 S TAR GAZER? 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SCORPIO OC1 24 tJJ, 12 27-29-52 JS fc2-69-82-87 S (Vj Good (ft) Adverse I) Neutril NOV 23 Am 2-iais-.4 44-60-83-84 CAfRICOfN OIC. 23 AN. 20 8 19-72-28, 6777-86-90 i AQUARIUS JAN 21 feb' 19 M4 23-3J.' 55-56-80-85 V f l&CCS rEs. 20 MAR 21 it.; 3A-45-46-59VH 65-72-7fi VS Ihp ' nu n only" tas has bnen torn off do-il yoursoU projucls by millions of women who arc recognizing the now easy-to-use home improvement ma terials introduced by manu facturers in the last few years. "Almost every kind of home project has been made easier for women - such as iisin? brush-on adhesive for install ing flour tile, painting with rollers, using foam rubber sheets and pads for upholster ing, easily attached table legs, pre-glued wallpaper and a wide variety of hardware sup plies that permit the unskilled but decor-conscious woman to improve her home. Work Side-by Side "In general, husbands plan and carry out the more com plex and heavy projects -.but usually after Hie wives have pointed up a need for some thing decorative or useful. And in many cases, women work side-by-side with men or even do the work alone. In painting, for example, women today are doing more than 25 per cent of all interior paint ing, men 32 per cent, and they do about 13 per cent togeth er." Over-all growth of the do-it-yourself market, Kennedy believes, is being generated by the craving of Americans ; to raise their standard of liv- ; ing. "Consumers often can save a third to half the cost 1 of a home improvement proj-, ect by doing it themselves and , they're finding (he more I hey save through do-it-yourself the more convenience products they can buy." Kennedy forecast another 10 per cent-plus increase in the do-it-yourself market next year, followed by "surges of as much as 15 to 20 per cent , annually as the nation's crop of World War II babies reaches family - forming age and sparks a housing boom bigger than any the country ! has ever seen," FIRST TV TRANSMITTER Jerusalem, Israel - WPli -Israel will get its first tele vision transmitter under a SI million grant from the Ed mond James De Rothschild Memorial Group, the govern ment announced Sunday. The station will be used for edu cational programs. Although there is no television in Is-, rael, about 2.000 Israelis now own sets that receive pro grams from neighboring coun tries. TIRELESS WORKER fd. Ani., f nfr to Ccnq. Cc) . t l. rV ti-gtfti, 0'. f o'ph Cso&, C"0i'Tt.T. jrni !UP jNJ i ia 1 State of Oregon Certified Appraiser The Candidate with a plan-endorsed by the people and for the people! PLATFORM: Inform voters, prior to bond issue elections, what effect they will have on assessments. Make available home building and remodeling informa tion to those interested in sound building practices. Encourage the use of current marketing information to aid those wishing current values for buying and selling. Encourage the taxpayer to ask questions and present prob lems regarding assessments. Post a schedule of where the assessor will be on specific days and evenings so we can meet to discuss your prob lems. Give a duplicate of the house appraisal card to the home owner. VOTE FOR HUNTER, the candidate -with the far reaching program and the tenacity to make the impossible a reality. If you believe in your own thinking... VOTE for HUNTER Pd1. Pol. Adv. Hunter for Assessor Comm., 409 Lynnwooo Avs., Medford r- IMMIHMMHMIaai MiiWBiiiiKiiiMiiipriiinA. utinfiii-i'-tifiTi 'i "r'f rrn'-" ' "'' v"" WHY 0 0 0 O 0 "GO" MEN NOT "WHOA" MEN Richard WALSH is young "GO' man. Ha has riled (or councilman with cnthu iasm and confidence in Medford. WALSH will bring lo the city council an atti tude concerning growth that is refreshingly bright and hopeful. "If it sounds reasonable, let's give it a try" should be h byword of a forward looking ad ministration. IMAGINATIVE, RESOURCEFUL COUNCILMEN ARE THE DRIVE-WHEELS OF A "GOING" CITY. Let's get Medford in gear as regards healthy, sustained growth. LET'S GET MOVING ON A "GO" BASIS WITH WALSH. PARKING METERS OBSOLETE? Recently WALSH stated: "Parking meters have just about run their course of usefulness in many com munities. When first introduced they (meters) helped keep the flow of traffic moving in an orderly fashion. However, we are 10 years ahead of meters. Shop ping completes have been springing up like grass all over the nation. Those cities with foresight SET ASIDE A GOOD SHARE OF THE PROCEEDS TOWARD THE DAY WHEN OFF-STREET PARKING LOTS WOULD HAVE TO BE PURCHASED. Medford has not done this satisfactorily. We have no parking funds, to speak of, to show for our nickle droppinq. IF ELECTED I PLAN TO MAKE THIS PARKING MATTER A PERSONAL CAMPAIGN, and get positive action underway as soon as the facts are brought to light." HORSE & BUGGY ORDINANCES WALSH says, many state and local ordinances should have been reviewed and up-dated long ago. Some present building restrictions are not compatible with new construction techniques and materials. Investment in new construction is being ham-strung by outmoded codes and land usage toning. The DO-IT-YOURSELF HOMEBUILDER is often completely discouraged when confronted with a barrage of seemingly contradictory building codes. WE CAN STREAMLINE OUR PRESENT BUILDING AND INSPECTION POLICIES. "YOU CAN'T BUCK CITY HALL" "You can't buck City Hall" is an old, and too often true, phrase. Generally it means that you can't understand how the administration arrived at a given policy or decision. WALSH PLEDGES TO THE VOTERS OF WARD ONE A COMPLETE REPRESENTATION. He will make himself avail able at all reasonable times. The councilman who only visits City Hall on meeting nights is not doing his job for the people. HOW BEWILDER ING IT IS TO HAVE A QUESTION or a PROBLEM that seems never to get resolved in the complex of city administration. THERE WAS NEVER A POLICY THAT WOULD FIT ALL OCCASIONS. EVERY PROBLEM IS INDIVIDUAL. Each individual is entitled to an explanation and solution. WALSH pledges to give freely of his time to your problems. "This is true representation . . . anything less is cheating you of your constitu tional rights." I: T ' rr Li. 4 i T rii"l-'I'ZT',t'i,l;fc". 4 160 X RICHARD (DIC) WALSH For Councilman Ward 1 Mr. WALSH has been a resident of Medford since 19 JO. He attended Ihe Medford School system, Santa Ana College and is a veteran of t years Marine Corps service. Prior to his return to Medford in 1956 WALSH headed the Camouflage Branch of the Marin. Corps at Ouantico, Va. Owner of a commercial art and adv.rtising display service, Mr. WALSH is mar ried and has 6 daughters. He has been most active in all community affairs including past president of the Lincoln School PTA and currently a director of the Crater lions Club. WALSH IS A MAN WITH A PLAN FOR ACTION! Paid Politic. Advertisement WUh for Councilman Comm., R. Powers, Chm., 707 Sherman St. B 5 P -'Trt'T-'"-'' iatti'tlml
