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10 c SUNDAY, Vegetable-Herb Dressing Enhances Halibut Dish Stuffings are commonly used with fowl and meats but rare ly do we think of using them with fish. This recipte for Hali but Double Decker developed by home economists in test kitchens of the U. S. bureau of commercial fisheries features a vegetable stuffing with carrots, celery, onion, thyme and other ingredients which will enhance the flavor of the fish and pro vide a hearty, nutritious meal. Halibut Double Decker Two halibut steaks (one pound each) or other fish steaks, fresh or frozen; one and one-half tea spoons salt; vegetbale stufing; two tablespoons melted fat or oil; one teaspoon lemon juice; paprika. , Thaw frozen steaks. Sprinkle both sides with salt. Place one steak in a well - greased baking dish, 12 by 8 by 2 inches. Place stuffing prepared in advance on steak and cover with the other steak. Combine fat and lemon juice; brush over top of steak. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake In a moderate oven, 350 de grees F., for 25 to 30 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Serves six. Vegetable Stuffing One cup grated carrot: three fourth cup chopped celery; one half cup chopped onion; one third cup melted fat or oil; two cups soft bread crumbs; one tablespoon lemon juice; one half teaspoon salt; one-fourth teaspoon white pepper; one fourth teaspoon thyme. Cnnk vegetables in fat until t - Hf pgg Class Favorite THE EASY WAY TO SHOP DOWNTOWN PARK & SHOP in Park Free in Downtown Medford With Any $2.00 Minimum Purchase. Just Drive Onto Any of the Conveniently Located Lots. Aleiander & Brown .Nekton County Federal Nortield Shoe Co. Ander's Photo Shop Jewett Office Supply John Nuich Jewelers Barker1! Jehniton & Stewart Oregon Finance Boll'l Giltl & Hardware Karl's Shoe Store J. C. Penney Co. Bralnerd'i Lamport'i Sporting Goodi Picard Jewelers Brophy Building Lawrence 'l Jewelry Pick'i Apparel Brophy'i Jewelry Leonard Electric Puruckar'i Burelton'l Leon'i Rath'i Burk'i Awnings McLain'l Drug Store Robimon Brothers The Carriage Houie Mann'l Swem'i Gifts Central Retail Drug Medford Beauty School The Toy Houie Coait to Coait Store Medford Laboratories Trowbridge Electric Colorama Paint Center Medford Pharmacy Van Lee'l D'Anou Properties Int. Medlord Plate Glan Wainuolt'i Pharmacy Ben Dierk'i Lumber Co. Medical Center Bldg. Weeki 8, Orr Furniture Fathionottt Mode O'Diy Weitetn Auto Supply Flr National Bank Monarch Seed I Feed Wevlern Thrift Fluhrer Bldg, Montgomery Ward Wnolworth i Ginn'l 'lowers Muiic Center Zale's Jewelry Homa Appliance J. J, Newberry Co. Hubbard Brother! Noble't Shoe Store .aew i7 Plenty of Parking! V GrsEQt Variety! Friendly Service! SEPTEMBER 29, 19fi3 tender, stirring occasionally. Add remaining ingredients and mix lightly. German Mustard Sauce Is Made With White Wine This German Mustard Sauce, made with while wine and hnnillnn rubes, will be the an swer to those who enjoy mus tard sauce with meat dishes. The ingredients needed are nnn.half nninn nil into one-inch pieces; two slices white bread, cut into one-inch pieces; two cups water; two teaspoons pre pared mustard; one-fourth pound butter, cut into pieces; one-half cup white wine; two bouillon cubes. Put onion, butter, bread, bouillon cubes, mustard and water into an electric blender and blend until smooth. Empty into saucepan and cook until the mixture becomes thick, stirring constantly. Gradually add white wine and simmer 10 minutes, continue to stir. Serve with meat. Fnr hahins six months and nlHnr A npw hih fits snuclv at the neck, covers the shoulders and has a deep catch-all pocket whirh rnrs nil the wav across the bottom. Sold in supermar kets. The newest in long-line lip sticks promises a "flirty" fash ion look with a range of six shades and a slender case with tapestry-like finish. 11' W I "WKJ "m,3rwf"'. ' T 1 LOOK FOR THE PARK & SHOP SIGN! PARK & SHOP MEMBER FIRMS- Mrs. Adclla Hasting, 302 I.o.ior lane, lias horn awarded a grant hy Medford Altrusa (lull In aid her in enrolling in the Southern Oregon School of Practical Nursing. .Mrs. Hasting is pictured here with her two sons, Danny, 5, and Joey, 2. The grant is one of a series given liv the club in recent years In en able women In train themselves for gainful employment and is part of a nation-wide pro gram of this organization for business and professional women. The women in this area who have received grants are now eniplnyed as teachers, nurses, or in other occupations. Mrs. L. G. Miles headed the Allriisn committee which selected Mrs. Kasling for the grant. Buttermilk Useful In Cooked Foods Many cooks have discovered that buttermilk, with its unique flavor and slight acidity, makes light and tender cakes, biscuits 9084 SIZES fS-U Popular vest - and - pleated -skirl look-a HANDY one Ihis school year! Choose wool rhecks for vest n' skirt, colliin (or de mure hlniise. Printed Pattern unlit; (litis Sizes fi, R, III. 12, 14. Size in vest, skirt take l-'i yards 54 inch; blouse l' yards .IS-inch. Thirty-five cents in coins for Ihis pattern add IS cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin. Medlord Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West lfflh St., New York 11 N. Y. Print plainly NAMK. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE Nl'M HKR. CLIP ('(UPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN in big, now Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog, just nut! 354 design ideas. Send 50c for catalog. turn E. a i i i The ONLY Timc-Tcsrcd GLASS FIREPLACE SCREEN Enjoyed by Thousands in Ihe Rogue River Valley PHONE 77J-7166 SMITH LUMBER CO. Corner Bill and Fir Slroots MKDFOnn MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFORD, and pancakes and helps to tend erize meat. Whether used plain as a re freshing beverage or as an in gredient in prepared dishes, you will find it an advantage to have buttermilk on hand in your re frigerator. If you have an old favorite recipe calling for sour milk, sub stitute the same amount of but termilk and you will find it works equally as well. Onion Herb Bread Filled With Flavor Baking is one of the joys of autumn when Ihe w?a;her is more conducive to spend i n g more time in the kitchen. You will look a long time to find something to hake with heller flavor results than ibound in "Onion Herb Bread." Convenience products such as instant minced onion and bis-j cuit mix help to take the work out of perparing this delicious: hot bread, made with crn.-'in 1 cheese, blue cheese, eggs, milk and fines herbes. I If vour spice shelf doesn't contain fin e s herbes, make up your own ''lend of spices such as thyme, ore gano and sage.) Instant minced onion is a ' true time - saver whenever and j wherever it is used. It lets you forget about the tiresome task of peeling, slicing and chopping t onion and at the same time it provides Ihe original flavor of freshly - harvested onions in a host of soups, salads and main dishes. j Just measure from Ihe con-! laincr the amount of inslanl minced onion you want and rest assured that you will get fresh, pungent onion flavor to dress I up a favorite recipe. ONION HERB I IIIIF.AI) one cup hiscuil mix; two I eggs; one-third cup milk; two 'tablespoons instant minced on l ion; one package IR oz.) cream ; cheese; one-fotulh cup crum ; bled blue cheese; one teaspoon fines' herbes. ' In a mixing bowl, combine ! biscuit mix, one egg, milk and one tablespoon onion; beat well. Turn into well - greased 8-inch square pan and spread evenly. Beat cream cheese with remain ing egg until softened; stir in remaining onion, blue cheese and fines herbes. Spread over biscuit mix layer. Bake in 425 degree (hot) oven 20 lo 25 min utes. Cut into squares and serve hot. Makes six to eight serv ings. RADIATtS MAXIMUM Hf AT IIIMINATFS OOM HEAT 105$. SAVfS FUEl PHOTtCTS AGAINST nlNC. SPADIIS. ASHES. OUT ANO DRAFTS TWIN DOOS OPFN WIRE fo EAST 10AD.N0 Of PUEl CONTKOl DRAFT WITH TWO SUB. ing cooes tot f AST 0 SlOW MK SOll NtAfS CONSTRUCTION. BEAUTY UNHEARD Of. THOUSANDS IN USE WINIIR AND SUMMER URN WOOD. COAL OR OAS OREGON Fall Schedule Mrs. Leroy Thompkins, route 1, box 368, Talent, whose hob bies are photography and birds, will show colored slides to the Arm Chair Travel group at the Senior Activity center Monday, September 30, starting at 1:30 p.m. The show is the first of its kind to be given at the Center as it will he entirely of Oregon birds in their habitat. Mrs. Thompkins is a member of the Thomas McCnmant Bird society which promotes bird watching in this region and her pro gram will be of interest, to many. The commilte in charge of these weekly Monday afternoon programs headed by Dr. Frank Roberts, notes that durii Sep tember all five shows have been given by the courtesy of travelers and observers from Ashland, Talent, Phoenix and the Rogue Valley Manor in Medford. The viewers have come from many of the towns in Jackson county, as do those who take part in the activities Ihe rest of the week. Two-Ways Warm Crochet gny slippers for loung ing, bed socks to keep you warm on coldest nighls. Cozy, two-tone bed socks or slippers with soles. AI,L, easy crochet. Pattern 740(i; direc tions, bed socks to fit all sizes, slippers Km., Med., Ige. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this patlern add 15 cents fnr each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send lo Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Tribune, Ncodlocraft Dept., P. 0. Box 103, Old Chelsea Sta tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. 206 HANDICRAFT HITS in our big, big, new 1964 Needle craft Catalog, out now! See toys, fashions, crewelwork, heirlooms, gifts, bazaar hits everything to crochet, knit, sew, weave, embroider, quilt, smock. Send 2:jc right now. Latest to come out of aerosol cans: glue. The sticky stuff is simply sprayed on, thus prom ising lo end the mess of trying lo apply glue with a brush or stick. A new cordless-cord men's electric shaver can be operated on any one of three universal voltage ranges. A special mulli volt transformer allows for re charging in almost any country. possess: CRATER FINANCE Cascade Shopping Center White City-826-2721 Let Us Put The Wonderful i' , A Handy Hundred or More From Crater Finance Money From Crater Finance is like Money From Home. CRATER 135 PINE CSL 164-1273 Under Way Since the Rogue Valley Coun eil on Agin was organized to serve the seniors of the whole county, either in their own com munities or from some central center, the trend in attendance is pleasing to the volunteers committes and council which sponsor the Senior center at 601 East Jackson street. Spanish Class The two fall programs, which nA ncn nn AlnnHav arn this I Spanish class from 10 a.m. to noon, and the knitting class from 3 to B p.m. Both groups are still open for new members. The Tuesday oil painting class which is taught by Mrs. Nettie Williams, had a class hour experimenting in color last Tuesday and will welcome be ginners in painting to attend these basic seminars from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, October 2, will be Senior Craftsmens day at the center when the receiving com mittee will be on hand from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. to meet new craftsmen, check in their hand crafted items, which will be considered by the jury at 4 p.m. the same day. The new Evergreen Crafts men shop in the Colorama Paint Center, 315 East Main street, which opened on September 14, is very successful and new types of crafts are needed as well as more craftsmen. Those whose articles have- already been sold may take replace ments on Wednesday. Food Storage Life Extended By Vitamin K-5 CORVALL1S - A vitamin fa mous for its life-saving qualities is being recognized for another more unusual trait its ability to extend storage life of foods. Research on Vitamin K-5 will be continued at Oregon State university this year with a $12, 546 grant to Dr. H. Y. Yang, OSU food scientist. This is the fourth year that the U.S. depart ment of health, education and welfare has supported the proj ect. Vitamin K was discovered in 1029 as a substance which helps stop bleeding. So far, OSU workers have found that Vitamin K-5 is sev eral times more effective than most common preservatives in tests on vegetables, fruits, meats, poultry, and dairy foods. A small amount added to some of Ihcse foods extended shelf life as much as two weeks at room temperature, and even longer when refrigerated or irradiated. Rate Effectiveness This year, OSU worker's will rate Ihe vitamin's effectiveness jn killing food spoilage orga nisms, its ability to increase storage life, and develop a me thod to determine how much residual K-5 might be left after it fulfills its role as a blocker to growth of food organisms. Exactly how Vitamin K-5 pre vents food spoilage is not com pletely known, says Dr. Yang OSU tests indicate that the vita min robs food spoilage orga nisms of certain key enzymes needed tor survival. OSU first got interested in using Vitamin K-5 to preserve foods several years ago in search for a substitute for sul- i ful dioxide, used to preserve j fruit juices. Vilamin K-5 had j several promising qualities it ; was heat stable and effective ! against a wide range of food organisms. OSU and Massachu setts Institute of Technology are Ihe only schools conducting studies on Ihe vitamin. Assisting with Ihe OSU study : are Margaret Reals and Ann j Wilkins, bnlh Corvallis; Tcryl j Roche, Lebanon; and graduate assistant Larry Merrifield, St. i Helens. You On Top of World of Money The "monoy months" ere here again! If you need EXTRA CASH jusl give us ring on the phone and tell us how much you need. ONE LOAN ONE convenient monthly payment. Call on us today! FINANCE IL at Senior Center Those who wish to have ad vice and counseling to improve their craft to make it saleable, may confer with Eugene Ben nett between 2 and 4 p.m. on apopintment, which may be set up by telephoning the chair man, Mrs. E. H. Loveness, 772-5090. Any man or woman, 50 years or older can become a senior craftsman on application and by submitting his craft for con sideration on the first Wednes day of each month at the center. Council Sponsors If the craft submitted to the jury meets the requirements of craftmanship, design and ori ginality and is considered sale able, it will be placed on sale at the Evergreen Craftshop at once. The selling price must include 25 per cent of the sales price which goes to maintain the shop. The Rogue Valley council sponsors and promotes interest in the project, encourages new craftsmen, appoints the jury and receiving committees to handle the project as a public service to gifted seniors who have skills which can aid them financially. One dollar membership dues required on application, gives a double membership in the Evergreen Crafts and in the Rogue Valley council, which is supported entirely by member ship dues and sponsors many projects. Thursday, October 3, the Sen ior orchestra meets for rehear sal under the leadership of Wil liam Pickell. On September 20 Ihe orchestra gave a concert from 2 to 4 p m. for the Talent Garden club's fall garden and flower show in the Talent city hall. It was the second concert Join the half million families who have discovered ihe most sensational heater ever made! thermostatic downdraH wood burning heaters . Yes, over a half million families from all over the con tinent have discovered Ashley, the heater that has revolu tionized wood as a heating fuel. They get more heat with less wood than ever thought possible. They get con stant controlled heat for up to 6 rooms 24 hours a day. They enjoy fuel loads that last at least 12 hours even in the coldest weather, let us show you some of the thou sands and thousands of letters they have written praising the economy and performance of Ashley. And, of course, let os show you the Ashley heaters we have in stock (both economy models and attractive cabinet models). Chances ore you II want to join tt KtpidJy growing Dumber of Ashley owners. BIG Y FEED & SEED 1948 North Pacific Hwy. Phone 773-3160 "Your grandchildren will grow up under Communism!" Will tht SovUl threat com true? Will your grandchildren live under Com muni m ? Forget God? Salute the Soviet flag? 'Never!" tou sav. But err Communism? One sure way. does it do? It broadcasts the people behind the Iron turning to Communism. It poses i maior obstacle to the Russians starting a war. Fut Radio Free Europe depends on Individual Americens for its existence. Will you help? Gitt a dollar? Give ) dollars ; . . or more? Give Now To ; ; ; RADIO FREE EUROPE Tba American People's Counter Voice Is Communism Vm the envelope your newspaper-boy leave. for a generous contribution to T KAUIU held in September for commu nity organizations. The group will play for clubs, lodges, church and Grange groups and in nursing homes on invitation. In one year they gave 18 pro grams in addition to their weekly practice periods at the center. Bridge Class The Saturday bridge class is growing, it was stated. The Rogue Valley council re ported that the center is in need of more tables for use in the art, Spanish and bridge classes. Any organization or person who wishes to donate a table for the center should contact the house committee chairman, John Gribble 772-5932 or W. H. Walwyn 772-8541. Persons who would be willing to teach copper tooling, wood carving or be song leader for the Singing Seniors, are needed. Volunteers may contact Mrs. Fred Rankin, 772-8448. I -.i , tayt NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV ri um Hnw rn tn Help Radio f tre Europe: What ncv of freedom m 7o m,'ii.- Curtain. It heln, keen ihm I-KS6 EUROPE 1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE 0
