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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1963 1 : s J Mrs. Fred Kallin n private life, Taoko, 27. pins up ma terial on a dummy in the workshop of a New York swim wear firm. She has been a designer for six years. F k- - - - W$ ' in Taeko. chicl designer ior a New York swimwear firm, sketches design while company model, Judy Blayre, poses in Antron jersey two-piece suit in Scotch plaid print. Taeko, who begins things more than a year ahead of time, is now working on swim fashions for 1964, ' 'Dunker's Delight' Easily Prepared Dip A hearty dip which can he served hungry guests with hors d'hoeuvres and appetiz ers is called Dunker's Delight and can be quickly and easily prepared. It is made by enmbininu one-half cup liversausaae, thoroughly mixed, with one cup sour cream, one three ounce package cream chec i one envelope onion soup mix, one teaspoon Worcestershire sauce and a few drops of Ta basco sauce. New Zipper Now-a schizophrenic zipper pull. The gold gadget, for women who don't have a human about to do the chore, neatly pulls a zipper closed. After it has accomplished this mission, the appliance type gadget turns into an attrac tive gold necklace. GOOD WITH POULTRY Bananas in fresh cranberry sauce make a tart combination good with poultry, pork or ham. Wash one cup of fresh cranberries. Place in saucepan with one-half cup of water. Cover. Cook 10 minutes or un til skins pop. Press through sirve. In a 9-inch pie plate, place three large ripe ba nanas, halved crosswise and dipped in juice of one-half a lemon. Mix one-half cup of sugar and one-fourth cup of orange juice with cranberry juice and pour over bananas. Cover. Bake 20 to 25 minutes, or until tender, in a preheated 350-dcgree oven. Serves six. The distinctive full-bodied flavor Is insured when most cheeses are served at room temperature. Take cheese out of the refrigerator about one half hour ahead of serving time. Behind-the-Scenes Report Made of Swimwear Design By GAY PAULEY UPI Women's Editor New York - (ITU - More goes into a bathing suit than the figure which eventually fills it. As the winter cruise sea son opens ana tne bathing suit sales season for 1 9(33 be gins, we went behind the scenes at one manufacturer's for a report on the "anatomy" of a swim suit. The suits the woman buys for the winter cruise or for next summer's beaches have been in the works as long ago as September 1961. Taeko, the 27-year-old chief design er for Maidenform hwim- wear, said she begins a new collection more than a year ahead of when it reaches 'he sales counter. Right now she's at work on 1964 - has been since last September. Taeko. a native of Los An geles and of Japanese parent age, said a bathing suit starts either from her first glimpse of a fabric she likes or her first idea for a sketch. She cited one Instance where fab ric determined design-a slim, classic suit except for a dou ble row of ruffles down the center front to the waist,' in the manner of trim on a lit tle girl's dress. The suit was made of dotted Swiss, tradi tional fabric of children's wear, but modernized for swim suits by being elasti cized. Taeko said she will make as many as 300 designs for one collection. She creates a resort collection and one for summer, with the latter also including best sellers from re sort. From that 300, the firm may end up putting no more than 50 on the market. She said the design staff, the sales force, the executive depart ment all meet to determine what will be manufactured. With Staff Taeka works with a staff of two assistants and two sample makers - and occa sionally with the unofficial assistance of two Siamese cats she and hor husband own. The cats - Maynard and Pat ch! - enjoy a visit to her of fice, she said. All suits, before they go into mass production, get a wearability and durability test at Maidenform's labora tories in Bayonne, N. J. Machines fest-stretch the fab rics, a machine called the "Fade-omctor" checks its color-fastness against sun and salt and fresh water. Sunlight is duplicated by a carbon arc. which produces flashes of simulated sol. Girls also pool test them for comfort. Taeko said production be gins with the inner construc tion suits, no matter what their outside fit, have a firm to -the -body inner construc tion. Seven Types As many as seven types of construction are used - to "embrace" the figure from the slimmisl to the plumpest D-cup. Some constructions give more lift to the bust, haul in the excess at the waistline, and mould the hips. Others for the nearly perfect figure are less complex. The designer was born Taeko Yamamoto "Yama molo in Japanese is like Smith in America." she laughed. "When I first came to work for Maidenform, peo ple who couldn't remember my name just called me Miss Smith." Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Masan Yamamoto of Gardena, Calif., a Los Angel es suburb. In private life, she is Mrs. Fred Kallin, wife of on industrial designer. Taeko is a graduate with an associate in arts degree from the Los Angeles Trade Tech nical school and has been de signing for six years. A tiny woman with meas- i urcments to fill a bathing suit neatly (34-24-33), she often violates her own axiom that "no girl over 16 should wear a Bikini." Californians Visit Evans Valley Couple Evans Valley - Holiday vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer were Mrs. Meyer's sis ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maurice, and children, Glendale, Calif. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steers and fam ily of Thousand Oaks, Calif. Couple Marks Fiftieth Year At Open House Montague- Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mort, former Montague, Calif., area residents, now of Chico, Calif., observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Christmas day at the Tre mont hotel in Red Bluff, Calif. A buffet diner for nearly 50 family members was fol lowed by open house from 2 to 5 o'clock in the after noon. The couple was married December 25. 1912 in Hill City, Kans. Mr. Mort was a rancher his entire life until retiring about nine years ago when they moved to Chico. They lived in Kansas until moving in 1933 to Silverton, Ore., and later to the Monta gue area. The couple has nine chil dren. Present for the recep tion were all of the children but one son, Harold Mort and his family, who now live in Kansas, and who were repre sented by their eldest son, Her bert Mort, and his wife and daughter of Redding. The honored couple's chil dren who attended were their eldest son, Lowell Mort, Red ding; Mrs. James Rohrer, and Carl Mort, both of Montague; Mrs. Tom O'Connor, Bonanza, Ore.; Mrs. Ward Crutchfield, Yuba City, Calif.; Mrs. Wil liam Hawkins, Chico; Mrs. Donald Pitts, Los Molinas; and Mrs. Delbert Mackey, Red Bluff. Husbands and wives of the children and their families also wpre present. For the occasion Mrs. Mort wore a green silk crepe dress and her corsage was of white spider chrysanthemums. The reception table was centered with the wedding cake and gold decorations pre dominated. M r s. Mackey and Mrs. Crutchfield served the cake and Mrs. Rohrer poured the punch and coffee. Girl Scouts Investiture Held Kerby Brownie Troop 142 of the fourth Jrade held an investiture recently, with par ents of members as guests. Patricia Husacker and Yvon ne De Hoog received their Brownie elf pins. These were pinned on their uniforms upside down by the assistant leader, Mrs. Jim Hansen, and are to be right ed after a thoughtful deed is done by each girl. Membership stars were pre sented to Sherrie Chamber lin, Lora Elliot, Donna Fulk, Debbie Hansen, Gwen Mad den, Jessica Nolan, Jeanne Olson, Kathy Smith and Wan da Terpening. Dcbra Brown and Mary Nolan are eligible for stars. Each received a membership card. Parents were presented gifts handmade by the girls. Dismissal time during the winter months will be 4 p.m. Couple Visits la Oakland Wilderville - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McCann, Fish Hatch ery road, spent the holidays at Oakland, Calif., where their son, Larry McCann, is in Oak Knoll Naval hospital. Reese Crack Unit Postpones Session Reese Creek - The Reese Creek Home Extension unit meeting which had been planned for today has been postponed to Thursday, Janu ary 10, officers announced. Bethel Queen Is Honored; Awards Given Mattress Care Explained by Manufacturer By SHELLY SINGER Chicago - IVPII - Preserve new mattress with proper carp, advises one manufac turer. The new mattress needs to be turned once a month dur ing the first six months of its life. After that once or For an extra special cream Butter is a rich source of puff filling, sweeten whipped vitamin A which is necessary cream with brown sugar and for growth, healthy eyes, and fold in diced bananas. Sprin- skin, and maintenance of kle top of puffs with pow- healthy tissues for resistance drrcd sugar. to infection. Cream soups, creamed veg etables, baked custards and escalloped foods offer extra opportunities to include val uable milk nitrients to t h o family diet. When members of Bethel i twice a year is sufficient, said an intnrnatinnnl Order of i the Spring Air company. A Job's Daughters met recently the event served both as a farewell event for the retiring queen, Miss Sandra Beasly, and a holiday party. Miss Beasly was presented a feath er lei by bethel members in appreciation of her work dur ing her term of office. Merit awards were present ed to the Misses Sheila Beasly, Anne Hamilton and her com Rena Offutt, Kathleen Collins worth, Jeri Gardner, Linda Snider, Pamela Burgoyne and Nanette Burgoyne. Following t h e evening's ceremonies Miss Mary Pink ham gave a proficiency test. Mrs. Stanley Morgon re ported on a Christmas bazaar held before the holidays and Miss Cathlecn Harsh, queen elect, reported on the group's "go-to-church" Sunday. A line party followed the recent rehparsal for the instal lation for Miss Harsh. Holiday decorations wore arranged by the Misses Jo Anne Hamilton and here com mittee. The Misses Susan Morgan, Gardner and Collins worth provided the refresh ments assisted by their moth ers. Gifts were exchanged and canned foods were donated for distribution during the holidays. foam rubber mattress needs no turning unless it's a rever sible kind with a different amount of firmness on each side. The manufacturer recom mended use of a protective pad for two reasons: First, it will help protect the bedding from dust and dirt. Second, the body produces a half pint of mcisture during a night's sleep. Without a washable pad. the' moisture can ruin a mattress. ' That time-honored method of cleaning a mattress - beat ing it - may shorten Its life considerably, said the com pany. Rather than beating, go over the bedding surface once a month with a whisk broom or the upholstery at tachment of a vacuum clean er. This removes surface soil and hclns fluff the interior. To clean slightly soiled mattress ticking, use dry suds from a solution of lukewarm water and mild soap or de tergent. 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