Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 01, 1963, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Text1 They'll Do It Every Mgs.fubbert SPMT BIG D0U6U TO rid her place op copher3 which were makim6 the lawm UMSI6HTLV' I6HTLV F M- Now SHE'S GOT HERSELF A El3 BOXER A3 A PT. AND LOOK HOW L ,. .7 HE TEEATS r..5W -CS--- . - v, - SAID LAWM Civil Rights Progress Salem - Oregon can fc"sin its 15th year under civil rights statutes pleased with the deep inroads made against discrimination, but also con cerned with the areas where discrimination has become so accepted that it passes un noticed. That is the way Oregon's civil rights administrator ap praises the program ol the Fair Employment Practices Act which in 1949 was the sixth state law in the nation to guarantee equal oppor tunity in employment. Mark A. Smith has been administering Oregon civil rights laws under Labor Com missioner Norman O. Nilscn since 1955. He finds "it has become a normal practice in Oregon to extend freely to certain groups jobs on particular oc cupational levels while with holding those same work op portunities from othrr groups or permitting them only token Placement." Has Firm Views The civil rights administra tor has firm views on the im rrrtance of equal cmploy inl opportunities. "Business. AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY FOR THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE Tw Miles South of Medford on Highway 99 iiWrir''ra FOR HLL DIRT at cost of hauling only. Loading in North Medford and Central Point. Phone 773-3522 3g I for thoit who want the retirement home site in beoutiful Central Oregon . . Spectacular snow eapprd mountain views from large wooded home sites 1 1 to 2'i oces surrounding 0 colorful Operating Cottle Ranch strung o'ong historic, tndion Ford Creek on the Eastern slope of the Cascade Mountains . . . roads, water svstem and electric power olreodv in place . . . unlimi.d riding trails on tonch, odiommg National Forest and neorby Three Sisters Primitive Area . . . two suoerb ski oreos, fifteen and thirty miles . . . Finest stream ond loVe fishing as close os eight miles . , . Deer hunting tn odiotning Deschutes Notiono Forest onces $1500 to $5000 Dted ond Titlt Insurance with eoch purchase, No Sales by Mail. Illustrated brochure upon revest, Jar II, . o. u carta I jj CM mat be3 VALLEY FINANCE CO. 8AZITT P.O. Bex 126 -"- 7JXWM4l ca -iy s industry, organized labor and government - all have an ob ligation to see that FEP apply all the way down the line, from top to bottom. It is also j urgent for community leaders to become personally involved in the matter. I "Racial discrimination in j employment hits hardest those I least able to cope with it," I Smith asserts. "Namely, the ' youth, women, handicapped ! and older workers who must work out of necessity." He feels that employers in d u 1 g i n g in discriminatory employment practices should not operate licensed public business or obtain public works contracts or subsidies from public funds. He believes '"every applicani for employ ment in a unw shop could have an equal chance at the job if the labor-management contract contained a non-discrimination clause binding both management and the union to an unvarying prac tice of merit employment. Lack of opportunity in edu cation, housing and health stem from employment dis crimination." Smith looks upon the FEP Time ryri Mm lew I Bm k- B7 3 Excellent for canning, freezing and eating fresh, but do not qualify for our gift boxes. Bring your own containers. Open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS SALE beit in a recreotional or Realtor Grentt Pats, Or. By Jtmmy Hatlo n ."..vnfmi.. tmnslatiou: N-: "i-1 .... 'M.ui Review Act as the solid base for Ore gon's other civil rights laws which bar racial and religious discrimination in vocational, profession and trade training, in public accommodations and services and in housing. The continuous scries of civil rights acts has kept Oregon in the forefront of states with enforceable social legislation. On the favorable side of the ledger is the improvement in intergroup relations over the years, a positive observa tion coming from Smith's con tacts with all elements of the population. He pointed out every re sponsible group in the state has expressed itself against discrimination based on race, j religion, color or national origin. He noted that Oregon em ployers are inclined to be con ciliatory when confronted wOh a discrimination com plaint. Of the 550 or more j discrimination in employment and informal requests for in vestigation of a discrimina tory situation filed in the past 14 years with the Bureau of Labor, only three have re quired a public hearing peti tion because of inability to correct the situation in con ference. The way is clear lo Smith, who said "in Oregon we have conceded the right of evcry- Qone to make a living regard- jess oi ins race, crcea or na tional origin," he says. "We must now step farther and give him the right to make more than a living, the right of developing his ability and making his life one of pro. ductive afiM creative pursuit." Skirl Sheps-Up Move to fall's quickened pace in skirt shapes with most flattering gored or crisp ly pleated silhouettes. Choose flannel, tweed, faille. Printed Pattern 943S: Misses' Sizes 2-P25. 26. 28. 30, 32. Size 28 gored skirt I7 yds. 54-inch; pleated l' yard. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern add 15 cen's for each pattern for first-c.V-s mailir.?and pecial hanrilin.6 Send to Marian Martin. Mertlord Mail Tribune Pattern Drpt . 232 West IRth st , New York II, NY. Print "-rr WAIST , ' 24"-32" tfcsWOOinly NAMK. ADOUKSS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER.. CLIP COl'Pr,,- for 50c FREE PATTERN in big, new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog, (tut out! 3S4 ntgn Ideas. Send 50c for Catalog. SECTION D MEDFORDSfcTRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1963 Feeding the Family By ZOL? Food JL. Stulfcd Chicken A. La Moracaino Savory Moroccan specially The kingdom of Morocco, which is about the size of California, has a population of over 11" 2 million. It is essentially an agricultural country. Casablanca, with its mysterious and frequently ro manticized Casbah, has per haps the world's largest artifi cial port. Stuffed Chicken a La Moro caine. redolent with spices, is considered highly by Moroc cans, according to representa tives at the United Nations. 2 whole fryers 2 sticks of butter or margarine 1 cup water ' i teaspoon ginger ' is teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoon cinnamon Pinch saffron Salt Stuffing Brown chickens in butter, turning to brown on all sides. When brown, stuff chickens with rice stuffing. Close and secure openings wtih skewers. Place chickens in pan with close-filling cover, add 1 cup boiling water in which spices have been blended. Simmer for 1-34 hours over low heat. AOiiiuonai water may neca be added. 'Stuffing. Add l'i cups rice to 3 cups boiling salted water. Simmer until water is absorbed; add 'i cup raisins, plumped in boiling water; Vj cup almonds, toasted and ground; 1 4 teaspoon ginger, U teaspoon pepper, 1 4 tea spoon cinnamon, pinch of saf fron. Mix lightly. Chicken Salad-Surprise Surprise everyone with an unexpected and unbelievably good flavor by replacing half of the celery in your chicken salad with diced fresh canta loupe. Good in ham salad, too. Fresh Mushroom Souffle Excitingly Different Fresh mushrooms with Iheir tantalizingly delicate flavor are now available the year around to go into such excitingly different dishes as this Mushroom Souffle. Care fully cultivated mushrooms come to the market fresh every day from nearby areas. Recipe makes six to, eight servings. 2 cups C2 pound) finely chopped fresh mush rooms fi tablcsooons butler 1 4 cup flour 1 cup milk 1"4 teaspoons salt 's teaspoon ground black pepper ' 2 cup diced celery 1 tablespoon grated fresh onion 4 eggs, separated "Cheese Sauce Fresh parsley, chopped Rinse mushrooms under cold running water; cut off just the top of the stem. Chop fine and cook slowly in 2 tablespoons of the butter 5 minutes or until tender, stir ring frequently. Melt remain ing butler in a saucepan. Blend in flour. Hemove from heat and gradually stir in milk. Cook over medium heat 3 minutes or until thickened, stirring constantly. Add salt, black pepper, celery, onion and mushrooms. Beat egg yolks well; gradu ally, stirring quickly, add hot mixture. Beat egg whites un til stiff and carefully fold into the mixture. Turn into a but tered Hi quart casserole. Place in a pan of hot water. Bake in aQucheated slow'!25 degree, oven II2 hours orun til nicely browned over the top and cooked through the center. (Wncn done the lop is firm to the touch and a knife inserted in center comes out tifan.) Serv at once with C11ee.se Sauce Garnish with chopped parsley. "Cheese Sauce. Use favorite cheese wC recipe or start with cannrrl cheridar cheese soup and add desired season ing';. 0 Poultry. Lgq. Ground Bed Fresh Produce Bel Buys Turkeys and chickens, whole for roasting and cut in halves, quarters and indivi dual parts for harbecuing, or frying, top the list of best pro tein buys. Hens continue to Vine Ripened IMS 984 Beall Lane Turn East from 99 at the El Rancho Motel, 3rd Place on the left PACES 1 to 6 VINCENT ' Editor work overtime producing an abundance of eggs, nature's own ready-packaged conveni ence food. Within their scaled containers are high quality protein, vitamins A and D, es sential B-vitamins and min erals. Other Protein Buys. And lo! ground beef led all the rest for use in myriad casse roles, meat loaves, patties, and spaghetti sauces. Americans eat approximately 35 million Pounds of ground beef a week For breakfast quickie that has tempting flavor, staying pow er Ind good nutrition, try a broiled or braised beef pattie. Pork, both fresh and smoked, and its attendant products, ham and sausage, are in excellent supply, fish and shellfish, fresh, frozen and canned, are readily avail able to prevent meal monot ony. Fish barbecues well, but keep in mind that fish must he cooked only unlil dune. Fresh fish displays in the markets now feature sot halibut, salmon, swordfish and albacore. If you haven't had fresh tuna (albacore) you arc in for a pleasant surprise. Milk, cheeses and other dairy products arc excellent sources of inexpensive protein. Fresh Produce ' The accent this week is on seasonal fruits. Watermelon, icy-cold for instant refresh ment, and cantaloupes, casa bas, Cranshaws, honeydews and Persian melons, for serv ing not-so-cold for greatest flavor enjoyment, are in good supply. Gravensleins, the pir and sauce apples, are pultiiSs in their brief appearance so enjoy them now. Summer va rieties of avocados, beautiful clusters of variously assorted colorful grapes, delicious nec tarines, peaches, plums and citrus fruits are abundant. Bartlelt pear crop is small this year. Figs, for breakfast or dessert, are also available. Fresh vegetable buys are many. They include carrots, celery, tomatoes. Bell pep pers, egg plant, green and dry onions, lettuce, summer squashes and potatoes. Good marketing! . . . and for the very best . . . check the ads in this newspaper. 7fh Grade Students To Attend Meeting All the sevcnlh grade stu dents who will attend Hod rick Junior- High school this year are asked to attend an orientation meeting in the school gym from 9:30 until 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. fi. During this time they will receive books, schedules and lockers, meet teachers, see classrooms, and have an op portunity to a.sk questions. Students new to Medford and who live in the llrdnck attendance area should attend the meeting, school officials said. As announced earlier, the students should register as soon as possible. However, this may be done before or after the orientation meeting if necessary; For students in the Lone Pine, Howard, West Side, and Wilson areas, the bus schedule will be that normally in op eration for the 8 a.m. sched ule at Hedrick Junior High school. However, for the one day of orientation, the sched ule will be operated one hour later than listed time. Breakfast Cheese For a welcome change, start the day with a cheese omelet or a sprinkling of grated cheddnr over the shirred eggs. Some people like Iheir breakfast toast spread with cream cheese and sprin kled with cinnamon. There are sturdy folks who want a piece of sharp Cheddar with their cut of apple pie at breakfast. Or - : When You Think of Real Estate See Walter H. Jones - Reilter Km. 72 CENTURY BLDG. Phont 772-4453 fl Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF r- OBSERVES that keen student of human behavior, Ken neth Colby: "Men walk from the knee; women from the hip. Men strike matches toward themselves; women away. Men dress to look like other men; women to looljj unique within the cun?nt r?,Sh.lv,lSV at their fingernails by cupping their palms and bending their fingers to ward themselves; wom en extend their fingers palms downward. Men nag their wives for what they do; women nag their husbands for what they don't do." An avid golf enthusiast, anxious to gel out to ttic links as quickly as possible, joined a funeral procession, whizzed through a succession of red lights, and eventually1 turned-s into a side street. A motorcycle cop was right behind him, however. "No soap, buddy," said the unfeeling voice of the law. "Back in line! I saw yuu join that funeral procession. Now stay in it." The poor golfer ended up at the cemetery, where the cop made him stay for the entire service. A distinguished Presbyterian once assured Canada's Prime Minister Sir Jolui MacDonald, "I have supported you actively. Sir Jolui, every time I believed you were right." "That wasn't much use to me, Kir," sighed the Prime Minister. "What I need are men who will support me when I'm wrong." C 196J. by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by Kins Feature Syndlct Three Sailors Die, On Hurt ii Cnsh Norwalk, Calif. -H'PH- Three sailors were killed and a fourth critically hurl early Friday when a truck smashed Handy M? ISfc 7214 Just 2 seel ion joined by single crochet. Make these gloves for sport, everyday. Smart, warm, new! Fluffy Inup-stitch trim creates cuff effect on easy, crocheted cloves. Pattern 7214: direc tions, sm., mod., Ige., includ ed. THIRTY - FIVE CENTS fcoins) for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Tribune Needleeraft Dept., P. O. Box 1H3. Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS. ZONE, PATTERN NUMBER. lDli3's Biggest Needleeraft Show stars smocked acces sories it's our new Needle craft Catalog! Plus over 200 fiesh-lo-you designs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroi der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25c now! OPEN 'VjpLjrs i TWO NEW HOMES BY HOLLY CONSTRUCTION CO. 4 Bedrooms 2 Batht Fireplace with Fan Hardwood Floon Doublt Garaqt X PU.tr Willi Slidinq GUn Door Patio Z Almoil 1300 Ft. Living Attt Built-in OvtR, Rjntjt $16500 into their stalled car on a freeway, the California High way Patrol reported. Police and the Navy identi fied the three victims, all crew members of the USS Delta, as Waller J. Knight Jr., 18, Portland, Ore.; John H. Vcene man HI, 19, Bautuia, Ohio, and Gordon D. Persons, 22, Tillamook, Ore. Critically hurt was Dtn A. Carson, 19, Oregon City, Ore. According to patrolmen, the car apparently f st (li ed in the middle Una of Iht Santa Ana Freeway wit it lights out when struck by a newspaper truck. lnvcstiM tors said the four occupants were trying to attract tltcn lion when the vehicle was hit. The truck driver, James llnlliday, 30, Baldwin Park, Calif., escaped injury. JUDGE DIES West Los Angeles, Calif. (1IPII -Superior Court Judge Cle ment D. Nye, 69, who sen tenced author Caryl Chessman to death in lflfif), died early Friday at his home, police re ported. WHY CALL Because we have "xcluiivei" on lomi real neat deals. Like a single BR duplex in lip top shape and in a good west side neighborhood. $15,900.00. And, a perfect "in-law" set up. Two beautiful houses on a ter rific landscaped lot. Ot'& a 3 IK and one's a 2 BR. Two baths in the big ru and a bath arid" a half m the smaller house. Also has irricvffcei acrea for your horse. Fine cast side location. $66,00D.0X). And, for tbo: lived rM of town, a thrre bedroom, two bath anej a C(il of ;res. hi, a mwq pool too. $1 6,500.00 And, this out of ton rnr hrounHt his prire down to $14 . 500.00 for a thr R, 2 Wrib bv 90'xl50' lot. This is a good buy. Great Caesar's ghost This guf changed his mind about sub dividing. New law, you know. 1 f h. ants to sell the whole 280 acres for $56,000.00. It'i rfily 7 mils from Medfoid. i Somebody really nreds this 53 -re ranch nn Hwy. $9 S. Fine jntl ar.d all irrigated. Good home and out bldg's. $55,000.00. And lots more homes and ranches and river properties and I rentals, i B The jfeo 4ft rca 24 MYRTLE HOUSE TODAY end UVEQR OAT 10 I A XX A.m. ... P.M Windior o Central Poinf n nHigh School 6 " z e Hazel S. Central Point Actress loses Plea For Funds in Divorce Los Angeles -IUPD- Actress Anne Francis not on'y lost her request for temporary ali mony Thursday but was or dered to pay court costs and her own attorney's fees be cause she was making more money than her husband. Superior Judge rnVld PraeRcr did, however, take under submission n petition for silpport of her 17-month-old daughter, Jane Elizabeth. Miss Francis, 32, recently be gan divorce action against her husband. Dr. David Abeloff, a Beverly Hills dentist. ARTICLES FILED Salem - IUP1) - Articles of incorporation were on file to day for Cascade Sales Man agement Enterprises, Inc., Medford, signed by Cliff Johnson, L. John Day and Colonel Rock Hutchings. ON THE LOVELY ROGUE 394 acre ranch will carry 250 head cattle. 1 4-beHroom mod ern home, 2 tenant cottages, ample barn space; 2 ponds stocked with fish; priority water right for 80 acres several springs; completion of Lost Creek Dam will provide lake rtge. Hrart of Recreational area wonderful investment at $1 17,- 500. 29 down. Excellent terms. 2V?-aere tract, 2 btdg. levels, I right on river safe from flood ing, 1 gorgeous view, 2-bed-room summer cabin, 200 ft. stretch lovely river. $ 10,600 cash or terms. 1 Perfect seclusion, 300 ft. beau, tiful river it, 10 .:rj, per fect s:lusion, attr.frtiv 0rm, $20,000. 2Cf)-ft. ft. rivr lot, rectal. ly nice 'stretch nvw, 2 build ing Ws, $6, ori, Versatile S-acrt trjt, 225 ft. cn river and O.fcr L: Hy. Attr4:tiv new home, evry con venience. The only on of its kii SuM'lr Motel, Trlrs, or subsistenc raq 20 view acres in Area where 1 acre homesitos are soling for $3000, Excellent pond site; fine soil; cannot be duplicated t $10,000. R9T ft SAJSFORD R. E. Broker Crater Le Hy. Cccb A. SbadV Cove, 0. Open Sunday SUN LAND? y etodd call 772-2552 r r : -v--- Car S J l.,.V .. .. .mmmt I JACKSON COUNTY REALTY WHITI CITY 4781 Cnttr Lk. Hwy., MadietJ Clayton W. Lewis t Realtor DON & ROSEMARY ASHPOIE SALES ' Phoni 826-9101 or 773-5502 Have Listings Want Listings Will Travel CENTRAL POINT BRANCH 5-10-15-20 ACRES All irrig. $750 per acre. Terms. 39 acres, irrig. Excellent sub division, $1,000 per A. Terms. HIDEAWAY CABIN SITE On Big Butte Creek, excel lent fishing and hunting, paved road to prop. LARGE FAMILY HOME 3 B.R., family room situated so could be used for more B.R.'s. Crater High school dist. Beautiful view of R.R, $12,500. Low dn. OL STAGE ROAD 5 beautiful view acres with attractive 3 B.R. home, large double garage, workshop. Plenty of water, $16,500. Good terms. FULL PRICE For this small home on 2 plus acres. Lots of shade. RNE STREET Medford, finds this very comlortablo 2 B.R. home, i some furniture, cement foundation. $6,5G0. Good terms. . Mov right in this lovely horu overlooking. R.R. on nmrcK. 2 aaros. Ca-ge pic lure witA.s, Ms of extras. $15,500, terms. tt-JI e)6Mi!M4 St SfttrfA Etarrft liifiutftiffcn Mafc.133-5 or wwew gratify affr-vtn Just put on the nwkot, alwost finivwd 3 B.R. none on 5!2 a:ros itm breaaa tAing vcw ot lv varfkoy. 4 irno. :rcs. E P. sctaol Ast. tlt,30 wife $l,(XO aki. 3hon Wy 9. oaly. omrvpts wwaa 10 Cras with irrid. 3 B.R. fcww, la-tf1 bww, tarfiaq sbtfd, chickm Inh, $14,790 w $5,50 dn. lal. $80 wo. ton mnsg r 3 B ft. hone on 6 at Im Wh.w? Cu-y stem. ("kcIIo ajel, $7,060 wife 1,009 aVi. BUIUUNB WKATttM Vl acae excellent soil lust - sir Point, $-2,544 wrth doo on. Very comforfableol B.R. borne, with irrig. r3ood building site, $11,750. Some terms. Owner will trn for larger pboe. 40 AC RBf In be,rfikji scttina. cloife to R P.. fishing, 15 irrig. very com fortable home, $21, MS wt 25 dh. Bue tm6 nrsv atpe with con- fortaWe 2 B.R. home, owner consider larqp trailer house hear CAscADt stcomnra 2 to 10 acre tracts with drilled wells, terms. UaRW POft A STOEft OS DaU9 RplS Wr have 1 00 lo 309 cow-cdf m frdB irriq. 2 hdrm. rental on 1 Vz A.; doilftW 9Kaor, woi4c shop, ex krf locaa. fcoofe tmwfli -fcmidhr trailer house pert dovn. Fenced, nearly 5A. Compheoofy turnid, 4 pdNa vm. mora- 4tim posfjowoD. 3 Bedrooms Panel Family Room ' 8' Brtakfail Bar ' Largo Llv, R. and Dining ft. ' Double Firt placo, glau doori ' ) Separata Bathi ' Double Car Garago ' Heavy Shake Roof " Patio o Frigidairo Oven Rangt Ovor 1S50 Sq. Ft. 419,500