Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 03, 1963, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textp o o Holland Lists Plan fop tariff fs Windmills ! Crary Reports on Western States Demo Conference Poriltinder Guilty in Bv JOS HAGEFS i The governmnt also offers i Mny wirmills have histori- Charles Crary, chairman of , and women might be replaced be invited to give the keynote KINDER DIJK The Nether- ncw owners of windmills an!cai importance and Holland' SEASIDE lUPl) -nona'd An- the JaAson, Countv Democragc! was presented but failed to pass address, Poston stated. Plana lde UPD-If' you're 'in the Annual stipes , i wjllld not bt what it is ttSav if ; ,hony Capul0, Portland' wasCentr.l committ, made his re-i because of lack of a two-thi. ds 's rtlnnclude 8 ca,ered dinncr market fr t windmill. Holland 'S j had been ms , found guilty of disorderly con. , committee membert m.jori.y of members present. a committees announc "& P fl' ' SI,. 1 miils 7vSEM .Pir. .nil ! Dutch author.ties ,re deter-! '"Jt" &1L L"? Zr?J " by Po" on will inclu2eT.es. that is the reiscat for tnnie mined to keep the windmills go-: - . i . iJ c.u i .1.. , .u. creaeniiais, pianom ana reset- get one for as little as one Dutch guilder (about 25 cents) but there is one catch: vou schemes. In l'J23, there were 3.XW wind- aereemont mills in operation throughout FIT FOU KING Delicious, nutritious, delectable dates top this Waldorf Supreme salad fit for a ravenous king of the household or for a school boy's bottomless pit. Nestled in lettuce cups. Waldorf Supreme adds festive color and design to good eating. The recipe is included in today's food column. obliging you to pay for the The Netherlands. There are 977 restoration and upkeep of the ' m"s . f them .,ru1ndo.wn' mill. This could run the price """."'". "lc . "u up to about 20,0(Xi guilders tncre and comlnS aParl at tne ($5 000) seams. ' . , . . ... An average of 50 mills has . " cs,s aboul 40'000 Buildrf,sibcen demolished annually dur- imh.uuu, 10 repair a '-1 ing the past five vears. The Min Bu since no one in Holland , Education, Arts and feels like spending so much on s has t st , this a uiu.-uun ...-, u.e , b(J, ma making a ,jving by government, local author.ties ! jm corn or sawi wood is and a special society that has . . inn ,nt,v o for extensive repairs. In fact, they are trying to sell out. Of the 977 windmills, about ing even if it costs you your last guilder. SECTION B and fined $25-1.50 Wednesdy by jrecMtlf lki in Stlt Lake City, i three to draft another amend- unions. He said the chariman Municipal Judge John Bltck. pledged to keep mills going in The Netherlands are willing to pay 50 per cent of the cost. i Feeding the Family ZOLITA VINCENT Food Editor r.iliinrniii -drown Dales in Markets Fresh California dates are being rushed to market in pro fusion. Stuffed dates, pitted and non-pitted dates, polished dates, brown dates, golden dates, lean dates, plump dates; dates for breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner . . . and every last one 2 cups milk 1 cup white or yellow corn meal 1 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons butter 4 eggs, separated 14 cups shredded cheddar cheese Heat milk in top of double boiler. When steaming hot, of them a sweetie brimming , siowiy acm tne cornmeai. stir wilh honey-sugar flavor and ! "ng constantly and quickly un minerals for providing natural i til mixture is thickened and quick energy. j smooth. More dales lhan the most ! Remove from over hot water; eager Hollywood press agent add salt, butter and cheese, can manage. "Jim acres of them, j Beat egg yolks; stir quickly into are grown in California's Coa- hot mixture. Beat egg whites un chella Vailev, a giant oasis lo-1 til stiff; carefully fold into corn rated 125 miles southeast of ' meal mixture. Pour into well Lns Angeles. In harem-like buttered, two-quart casserole; splendor each male date palm ; bake in moderate, 375 degree, guards an acre of 411 of the fruit-1 oven for 35 to 40 minutes. Serve hearing female trees. And talk j immediately, about pampered darlings. These j Shimmering Salad girls even have custom-made For a salad mold of shim umbrellas held over their heads, merjng beauty, simply dissolve and helicopters to swish away ; one package icmon flaVored gel Ihe moisture of sudden desert i atn jn one cup 0( very hot showers. I water: add three-fourths cup Only the finest varieties of ' pineapple juice and the juice dale palms were imported to of one lemon. Stir in one-half . 400 are used for storing build in the day, if desired, and re-1 in? materials, wood and other heat just before serving. Ideal goods. The rest serve as living as an accompaniment for any working space, stand idle or meat course, it will gain spon- are in daily operation for corn taneous approval of lucky din- i milling, wood sawing or drain ers. Recipe makes six to eight , jngS- polders, the tracts of low servings. :m reclaimed from the sea, or 3 tablespoons salad oil other Bodv of water, bv dikes 2 cloves garlic, mined cor j and dams". crushed j 1 ,r, finU. phnnnn nr,nn 2 lZA- Railroad Asked cubes 5 whole pimientoes 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons catsup 2 teaspoons salt 'j teasptoon black pepper '2 teaspoon paprika l2 teaspoon crushed dried tarragon 1 teaspoon prepared horse radish 1 teaspoon sugar Heat oil in skillet; add minced or crushed garlic and the onion. Cook over medium heat until PAGES 1 to 10 MEDF0RD-liWTRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1963 Crary, wlei was accompanied m1 Ior presentation ai ine 0I these committees will be an by Mrs. Crary to the conference, 1 November meeting of the cen-, ounced later. said he gained many ideas i'al committee. I which should prove beneficial to j Ralph Poston, chairman of the White collar workers in 1910 local party organization. Jackson County Democratic ' comprised only 22 per cent of An amendment to the by-laws i Platform convention, announced the total labor force, compared of the local Democratic party i that Feb. 8 and 9 have been with 42 per cent in 1960, accord relating to means by which in-'chosen as dates for the conven- ing to Labor department fig active precinct committeemen tion. Sen. Wayne L. Morse will ures. nr M PERJAL onion is golden brown. Add re- Southern For New Hop Rates SALEM (UPI)-Public Utility Commissioner Jonel C. Hill and Agriculture Director James F. Short, today asked Southern Pacific to establish new trailer-on-flat-car rates for Oregon hops being shipped to San Fran cisco and Los Angeles. They requested rates of $1.65 per hundredweight to San Francisco, and $2.08 to Los An- maining ingredients; cook, stir ring frequently, until eggplant is soft and thoroughly cooked. Many like to serve this cold. Herbed Vichyssoise Cool Soup Choice October weather is noteably quite changeable hot one dav. I cold and wet the next. Here is a jiffy herbed Vichyssoise that njn saif can Be just as cnangeame as the weather. Usually served icv Pacific's present rate is $1.88 on 20.000 pound shipments of hops from Port land to San Francisco only. Purpose of the proposed rates is to place Oregon shippers on a related basis with shippers of hops in the Yakima valley area in Washington state who com pete for California markets. me (.oacneua vauev su... cup mkuh, .pdpra ami one cup cold, it can be heated on the! AnimaU Kill Menu emy years ago from .heir na- chopped watercress. Pour into a , o( ,he momont if the sun . rtnlmals ManY live habitats in the Middle East., one-quart mold, individual , decides not t0 shine or cold ; Young Trees, Claim ... i .. I i t i mn He At- it let a rH inrc rhill .. .1 ' Thougnt to De mans omesi - v...... cultivated fruit, dates are still For extra nutrition, good looks , , i.oi nf ihp basic diet of and good eating and, perhaps. the tough, nomadic peoples of to serve more people surround (rozen cream winds preside. Recipe makes six WASHINGTON (UP1) -Ani-servings. mals in the Northwest are eat- Combine one (10'4-ounce) can ! ing many Americans out of mon ri-n n m rf tmhiln crtmi , U.. I t : Arabian and African desert "'u .uu ,m ps : with one can onion soup. Dis-1 Forest Products Industries. arras. In tne touowin? iccipe yo6v ..co; . v.o....o, S0Ve one chicken bouillon cube Quoting the Northwest Pest I Action council, AFPI said each tiinnosleri uses, we Give I fcnnriuuitv you a quickie view of a Cali- i watercress, fnrnia's dale's exciting reper- Eggplant Relish Is I Conversation Piece Dale Waldorf Supreme W I 1 n additional ; , -,lnc hnilinn n,,l.,. nr..rl ually stir into potato soup. Add j year animals in the area kill one tablespoon dried parsley ! young trees that would have flakes, '.i teasnoon nenoer and nmwn nnmuih wnnri tn hniiri oeuuiuui pui pie eggplant wnn one cun heavv cream or ha f- -n nun hnm. Th. im The sunreme flavor goodness.:"" p-j diiu-naii. neai jusi long enougn , .ui, 1 alari will1" 8uod suPPly for making con-! to blend flavors. Chill or serve Toikiv. ilierc is a lota t is far move lhan a new car. It is a new If vou ncw Imperial. Tomorrow, somebody will ask if you've seen it. concept of what a line car should be. The new Imperial is America's most spacious luxury car. It is also the quietest admire line cars, enter the qniei world of Imperial -The Incomparable Imperial for l4. IMPERIAL DIVISION h CHRYSLER Tf M0I09S CORPOdATION make il a favorite repeal rec ipe. The temptingly different dress-up of orange-stuffed dates adds festive color and design. Recipe makes six servings. 1'-, cups fresh California dates 2 oranges 1 teaspoon orange rind 2 large or 3 medium red apples 2 cup sliced celery '3 cup mayonnaise ' i teaspoon salt Lettuce leaf cups Reserve six whole dates for garnish. Cut remaining dates in to laige pieces Grate one tea spoon rind from oranges. Peel, remove white membrance. and section oranges, reserving six sections (or garnish. Dice re maining sections. Core and dice apples. For the prettiest of salads, do not peel apples. Com hine fruits and celery in chilled how!. Mix mayonnaise, orange rind and salt. Add to fruits and toss lightly. On a large chilled platvr or individual salad plates arrange fruit and celery mixture in in dividual lettuce cups. Slit re served dates lengthwise, re move pits and insert orange sec tions; place atop each serving. Vtavs Willi Dales Chop dates and add to hot cereal for a breakfast treat. Stuff dates with nuts, marsh mallows or pineapple chunks for an energv -giving snacktime Ireat. Roll in powdered sugar or ground nuts, if desired. Cake, muffin and bread mixes, filled with date chunks are available for quick and easy preparation. Make very thin pancakes; butler and' spread chopped dales on cooked pancakes. Roll no and serve with a teaspoon of orange marmalade lor an unusiial dessert. Fill dates with candied cit rus mix. moistened with orange imce tor a bit of a sweet for leatimc guests Add finelv chopped dates to your favorite custard, fudge or divinity recipe, f'hrese Spnnn Bread for Leisurely Breakfasting What a breakfast this will be! Sou; hern Spoon Bread gives a new ivwst wiih the addition of cheese It gets spooned onto warm plates and served with ni.-mv nf butter, a choice of ua.-nip.t honev or maple syrup. Add scrambled eggs, browned r,..,nrfs nf Canadian bacon, ap ricot halves with a spoonful of currant jelly in their middles and nonned under the broiler (,,r a few minutes, s hot bewjr a-o and therp vou have a hearty SurJ.iv breakfjst or brunch for rinvit-ffun a leisurely fashion o !h;s souffle tvpe bread should ,.,.3t.U'-ved immediately. Recipe six eight servingi. vcrsation piece recipes like this I hot garnished with minced green j tggpiani itensn. make it early I onion and or parsley flakes. DICK KNIGHT CO., 33 S. Riverside at 8th Penneys ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY DOWNTOWN MEDFORD i . 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