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10 B FMDAY. AUGUST 9. 19S3 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON Women's News lamb marinated in beer or alt combined with lavory herbi ucn oaiu, oregano, inyme ana eay ieai wnn ory mill iard, oil, garlic and lemon juice. Thii raeipa will yiald 10 te 12 laryinge. Party Shishkabob Ideal For Patio Entertaining A ffnnd main dish fnr nnv patio barbecue party is shish kabob combined with pep pen, onions, mushrooms and tomato wedges. This recipe calls for the traditional marinated lamb kabobs but with beer or ale added to the marinade sea soning. Ravnru horns Riirh ni t.acil oregano, thyme and bay leaf com Dine wnn on, garlic, lemon juice and your choice of beer or ale for the ten derizing and seasoning proc ess. The portions in this recipe will yield 10 to 12 servings and is ideal for your next barbecue party, PARTY SHISHKABOB One leg of lamb (5 to 7 pounds) boned; one peeled, minced clove garlic; one-third cup olive or salad oil; one cup beer or ale; two tablespoons lemon juice; one -half tea apoon coarsely ground pepper; one tablespoon salt; ony bay leaf; one-half teaspoon dry mustard; one teaspoon crush ed basil; one-half teaspoon crushed oregano; one-half teaspoon thyme; six tn eight green peppers; 18 to 20 small white onions; 16 to 20 mush rooms; 16 to 20 tomato wedges. Have vnur meatman rp move bone from leg of lamb and cut meat into two-inch chunks, removing gristle and most of fat. To make mari nade, combine garlic, olive oil, beer, lemon juice, pepper, salt, bay leaf, mustard, basil, oregano and thyme in large bowl. Add Iamb Dieces and let sland in refrigerator at least three hours or overnight. Turn the lamb in the mari nade occasionally. Cut seeded green peppers into two-inch Dieces. nut neel. ed onions in halves. Remove stems from mushrooms. When ready to cook, alternate mari nated Iamb chunks, green pep per pieces, halved onions, mushroom caps and tomato WpHCPS nn 10 tn 19 1nn metal skewers. Brush vegetabls with melted butter or margarine. Broil over coals or in oven broiler three inches from heat source until tender. about 15 minutes, turnins skewers to brown food even ly. Yield, 10 to 12 servings. WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER By BERNICE STRAWN Oregon Stat University What causes yellowing of be lucky for years with un- white cotton? Women asked reliable canning methods, but this question so often that there comes a time when home economics researchers everything spoils. Always fol- Newcomer To Exhibit In Lithia Park Show The Southern Oregon So ciety of Artists exhibit to be held August 10 and 11 in Ashland Lithia park will in clude exhibits by guest ar tists from out of the valley and newcomers in the area. The public is invited to at tend the two-day show. Among the newcomers who will show work is . Mrs. Nancy Scheldt, 653 J street, Medford, recently from Pull man, Wash. Painting under the name of Nalder, she uses a variety of media. Public Invited To Reception For Alba Visitor The public is invited to a reception tonight at Rogue eallerv. 220 West Main street. to meet Dr. Enrico DeMaria, resident of Alba. Italy. Med- ford's sister city. The event is set for 8 p.m. On display at the gallery will be naintines bv Italian ariisis sent nere as part of cultural exchange between the two cities. Last year 10 art works by Medford resi dents were sent to Alba for display; the exhibit was held in tne aids city nan and i formal onenlne was atfpnri ed bv officials and nther ren idents of the city. Preceding thp rpronllnn rr DeMaria will be honored at a sherrv nartv nlannpH hv the Rogue Valley Council of me experiment In Interna tional Living, the tfrmin whir-h arranged for the Italian'! vl. It here. It is set from 5 to 7 D.m. at the homo nf Rnlwrl. son Collins, 105 North Third street. Jacksonville, Oiixcfe will be those who made fi- nancial contributions tn I h project. , t the II. S. Dpnartmnnl nf Agriculture decided to make a special study. They say one cause is accumulation of body oil. Home launderings do not always remove these oils. Over a period of time, especially in warm humid atmosphere, the oils turn yellow. Tests show that bleaches, both liquid chlorine and dry perborate types, help whiten these vellnweil fahrir Th scientists hope to eventually recommend ways to prevent the yellowing. We'll keep you posted as their expert ments progress. When appliances are good, thev are verv ffnnrl. and whin they are bad, we realise how mucn we miss them. Service problems still plague many homemakers but not nearly to much as a few years ago Mary Huck, home econo mist for a large Ohio appli ance manufacturer, gave ui some good news on her re cent trip to Oregon. She says records show that 1S)H2 an- pliances required 40 per cent less service than 1958 mod els, which in turn were much more reliable than those pro duced 15 years ago. So, al lin all, everything should be better and better But are we doing a better job of reading instruction books? Service records show one out of every five calls made by servicemen to re pair washers is needless, be cause nothing is wrong with the appliance, 1 Check to see that appliance U plugged in and controls properly set according to the instruction hook before call ing a service man. low proper processing direc tions and you'll be better off in the long run. If you have ntinsttlnnc about canning methods, call your extension agent in home economics. Workins wives - hpre' tip to help save energy for Dom or your lobs. Did you know that stretch ing up to the top shelf of your kitchen cahinets - a height of about 72 inches -takes four times as much en ergy as reaching to the shelf straight in front of you? And if you are puffing after hunting a pan you keep in the bottom of the sink cabinet, there's a reason. Bending down to the floor takes 11 times as much Out nf vnn nt working at shoulder height. mis is by actual scientific measurements made by home economists of the U. S. De partment of Agriculture. You can see why it's smart to sort the laundry on a table rather than down on the floor! And those lop and bottom kitchen shelves are definitely fnr parking the nnn vnn rinni use much. Master Point Game Played Fortv nlavers mmnpto! In the monthly master Doint game of Riverside Bridge Club WednpsHav ill.nu,h Refreshments were furnished by Mrs. E. S. Hesdorfer. North-south winner ihaiw Mrs. H. M. Conroly and Mrs. R. T. Jones, first, 128 points: Mrs. J. J. Dougherty and Paul A. Hatton. second. 118! Mrs. G. W. Harrison and Mrs. W. W. Stevenson, third. 117; Mrs. F. R. Baker and Mrs. L. E. Clark, fourth. ur i .. : i i , i inning' tfH.ii-vvesi. were j. i a. neavis ana J. D. Short. ridge, first, 137 Mrs. B. L. Marten and Mrs. A. B. Davis, second, 126; Mrs. W E. Ensminger and Mrs. W. P. Martin, third. 123W: Mrs. J. J. Finegan and Mrs. H. B. Collins, fourth, 118. Nevita Chapter Picnic Slated Central Point - Memhprs of Nevita chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, plan their annual picnic for Sunday, August 11 at 4 p.m. in Casey Park, Crater Lake highway, near Trail. Members of the Control Point and Cascade AF and AM lodges also are invited. Table service will he re quired and those whn atlpnrl should lake food contribu tions for the event. Punch and ice cream will be furnished. Mrs. Scheldt received her bachelor of arts decree frnm Washington State university, where she was - erarinatpd cum laude and was a member oi the Delta Phi Delta, art honorary society. At the Dresent she hai an exhibit at the Seattle center. scene of last year's World's rair, ana recently placed sec ond in a regional poster con test sponsored by Crown Zellerbach company. She was employed as an illustrator by me Washington State Univer sity Press. Other shows in which Mrs Scheldt has exhibited were in the University gallery. Village cafe, Student Union building, Pullman, Cheney gallery. SDOkane. and .Seattle Shoreline schools. In the Ed mond's Art festival the artist took best-in-show award. Activities Slated for BridaeClub The monthly master point game of the Medford unit, American Contract Bridge league, will bp held at I hp Girls' Community club, Sat day evening, August 10. On Sunday afternoon, Au gust 18, at 1 o'clock the Med ford Duplicate club will sponsor a benefit party in honor of the Girls' Commu nity club. All players who support this nartv will be entitled to a dinner without charge following the cramp Reservations for the dinner may be made with Mrs. Glen Harrison, Mrs. J. J. Finegan, or Mrs. Frank Baker. At the mnnthlv master point game of the Medford Duplicate cluh August fi more than 60 olavers in two sections took part. Winning first nlace in the north-south onsition in Sec tion A were Mrs. Ram Rich. ardson and Mrs. John Dough erty with 97 Vi points. First in the north-south Dosition In Section B were Mrs. Sam Van Dyke and Mrs. Glen Harrison with 112 Doints. Other winners in Section A, north-south nosition. werp Mrs. Maude Cnddincf and Paul A. Hatton, second with Oft Doints: Mrs. Frank Raker and George W. Rode, third with 88 points. In Section B, north-south position were Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and Mrs. Jack Mitchell, second with 103V4 points; Robert R. Dickey and Walter Eusminger, third with 103 noints: and Mn Rillv tflackslone and Dr. r. n Wanck, fourth, 96 points. Winners in the pasf-west position, section A. were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' Crpws, 97 points: and in spdinn n Mn Henry Holmberg and Mrs. V. M. McConnell, 110 points. Others niacin? in section A 1 were Mrs. uelbert Davenport and Mrs. Slaley, second, 89; Mrs. J. Hillary and Henry Holmberg, third, 88. In section B. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Benson, Grants Pass, were second with 97 points; Mrs. Fred Burich anri Mrs. Hugh Collins, third, 93! Doints: and Dr. and Mrs r M i Durland, Grants Pass, fourth, vu't points. Oven canning is dangprous saya Virginia Waiser, nutri tion specialist with OSU Ex- tension Sprvlre Tl malt am nn difference what kind of Jars, lids, or oven you use. Jars arc likely to explode, even though not tightly sealed. Serious personal injury could result. There ire no safe canning hort cut. Don't fall for trick canning methods such as use of aspirin for preserving fruits and vegetables. iliu Weiser says you might Guests Attend Olive Rebekah Lodge Meeting A number of niit.nf.l nwn guests attended the August 5 meeting of Olive Rnhekeh lodge in the IOOF hall. Mrs. LeRny Cline, noble grand, presided. George Nadrrman nf Salem lodge, and Mrs. Ethpl Mills nf the Pauline chapter, Pendleton, were frnm the greatest distance. Mrs. Mary Foster was from th mi phi lodge. Central Point. Others included a rioleifa tion from the Amethyst lodge ai uoid Hill. In the group were Mrs. Albert T. Gascon, noble grand: Mrs. Pale Johnston, vice noble Brand: Mrs. Dan Stewart, fin anrial secretary; Mrs. Leonard Mar tin, Warden; Mrs. George Dorman, chaplain: Mrs. Paul Holderness. musician, anri Mrs. W. C. McLean. "Only th Bast Camel Hair Goes into LaPointe'i Coats" Chris Stuart N Calendar At Lake Applegate Valley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shattuck and two children, of Hillsboro, Ore., were among those vacation ing for two weeks at Squaw lake. They weer accompanied by Mrs. Shattuck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mitch ell, Medford. To clean the barbecue grill, sprinkle with dry sal soda concentrated and scrub with a stiff bristled brush, dipped in hot water. Rinse well anri thoroughly dry. Friday 8 to 10 n.m. - Rprpntinn honorine F.nricn DeMaria. nf Alba, Italy, and opening of painting exhibit from Alba, Rogue Art gallery, 220 West Man si. Saturday 8:30 p.m. - Buckles and Bows, Country Squares, Col ver road, Talent. 2 to 4 n.m. - Medford Jav ceettes, home of Mrs. William South, 2620 Table Rock road Rogu.it. Circia To Hold Picnic Roguctle circle. Military Order o Lady Bugs, will hold thp annual picnic Tues day, August 13. at 6:30 p.m. at thp home of Mrs. B. B Ramsey, 21197 Roberts road EXTERIOR HOME DECORATING sir Color Styling ft Free Estimates , Home Financing at Your Favorite Bank "Fine Painting Service Costs no More" 1ST I Till IIU t2J fit 1 iiu r t.:-. Ijrx prior- anJ fnterior Pecoryifmr PHONE 773-7946 "LaPointV can WE WERE FLOODED WITH CARAVANS OF CAMELS There were several hundred entries in our fun filled Camel C oat Contest. We wish we could have given each one a prize. V ch tht ; ou doirt have -fo be an. . : tooioiaa. ''''' AMXL K'vATAfcAVAN: fetich fashion t 1ST PRIZE VICCI CHIEVIS : if SiGAMEL See tH meet-Collection His Nile. .at iii-xs 2ND PRIZE MRS. R. MOLE EVEN ALLAH WOULD BOW D0WH TO 7fc ,&se ones Msea7&fM ocarntts nowfAey aear "fA em. i ..." - v fpuwrnei fern la J 3RD PRIZE MARGERY MULKEY . A ?M7? i Xtffate 'cAMtl C0AT$- Jl". j 3RD PRIZE DONNA REVEL .. 1 it's a woNtiteuu Toe.e 3RD PRIZE MRS. DEL WRIGHT '1h' f'er Otmjru! H'cur "'( V 3RD PRIZE VIRGINIA R0USH OUR BUSINESS IS FASHION, NOT CONTESTS If you did not win a prize remember LA POINTE'S BUSINESS IS FASHION, NOT CONTESTS, and it was all in fun We Thank you and appreciate your efforts. - un' we "A Caravan Beautiful Camel Hair Coali (rom LaPointeV" Cheryl Erickson. "Alwjyi Yearned te Have a Camel el Yeur Ovrt It', Wairirg tor You New at LaPeint.'i. MrJ. Dorothy Martin. ''Drak Cameli Art Found in the Desert. The Lovely Ones Are Found al "PmnhVi." Marilvn Cameron. "I You Were a Camel You Wouldn't Need a Camel Hair Coat ... But You Are People and People Need Camel Hair Coart." Nancy Bauman. "I Recommend LaPointe'i Camel Coari! I've Worn One lor Yean!" Julie Hoxworth. "But Clyde, only people can wear Camel Hair Coati." Carol Lamb. "The Cameli Ate Comine,! At LaPointe'i Coat Dept.!" Joan Beyer. "I Doubt if LaPoinre'i Camel Carcoati would fit your ear! Rut the well dresied lady hai a wonderful leleetion." Carolyn Marie Trimmyer. "Take . aood look at coat, Mable. Tomorrow it will be on th. rack af L,Pe""- Ruth Wanen. "LaPointe'i lakei the pick of the camels for their coati. Janet Baker. "Camels Lead th. W.y in Fashion Today." Mri. Lucil. Wobb.. ufT'e ' lC" - i.LP?,'n'f.'' ,bo,,, m''lr ... and tha vwy lates Fa.h.on. .n Camel', Hair Coat,." Kafhi Jenningl! "An Oasis of Fashion . . . Camel Coati in Fall "43," May Lynn Mormon. "LaPointe'i Remove! ALL the Hump, from Their Camel Coats." Ramon. Rausch. "It isn't polite te point at anything ecept a LaPoinre camel!" Marjery Mulkey. Mary hai 1 Car"el Co.t. the est thing this Fall. It rrnkej other ladies envious to sea them when ha calls. Karen Hugdahl. , ??,ypt "rne's 3st "eage out of H20, but at UPoime's it's the Coats that have style. fish,0n and glow. Jeanette Jepson. 1 o 5' 3D II I g I Tha Camel Hair Coats are Coming t LaPoinfe," Paul C. Chinn III 9 A, L i s 3 f-l 3 IS e - o c n 3 X V re o 3
