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10 A Feeding the Family ZOLITA Food Seafood Rabbit Is Rare Bit of Eating Call it rabbit or rarebit, this recipe is a rare bit of good eat ing. One of the easiest, most delicious luncheon or midnight supper dishes is a seafood com bination. Seafood and cheese are flavor-mates in a sauce knowingly seasoned with mace. Make two cups of medium white sauce by your favorite method. Add two cups grated sharp cheddar cheese and Vi cups cooked shrimp, crabmcat or lobster, one-half teaspoon salt, one-fourth teaspoon black pepper and one-fourth teaspoon ground mace. Cook over low heat or hot water, stirring slowly until cheese is melted. Serve hot over toast points or large round pilot crackers. Garnish with paprika. Serves six. Mashed Potatoes Get New Look when Baked Mashed potatoes have been a menu item ever since white potatoes were invented; are on many menus several times a week. How about giving them a new look, new excitement like this? Don't wait for com pany. Try them out on the family. Here potatoes and marjoram team up in a potato dressing that goes into the oven; can be served ideally with pork, beef, lamb or poultry. Combine four cups hot fluffy mashed potatoes with Vk cups dry bread crumbs, two-third cup butter or margarine, two tablespoons instant minced onion, two tablespoons milk or water, one-half cup chopped celery, two teaspoons ground black pepper, one-half teaspoon ground marjoram, one egg, beaten. Bake in a greased 11x8x2 inch pan in a preheated oven, 350 degrees, for 30 minutes or until browned. Eight servings, maybe more. Quick Dessert Add raisins to canned apple sauce; top with sliced hananas and a generous dollop of cream, whipped cream or dairy sour cream. Llbcrian Contribution to International Good Ecating A number of years ago dele gates to the United Nations were asked to "write down" their country's favorite recipes. These were published as a col lection in "Favorite Recipes from the United Nations." The delegation from Liberia, a coun try of almost 3 million popu lation and a land area of 43 thousand miles, suggested one of their favorite cakes and named it United Nations Cake. When the book was published Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, at lhal time a member of the bojrd of directors for the American As sociation for the United Nations said, "This book is unique and can give an international flavor to any table. To take dishes from every UN country is one of the ways to bring about bet ter understanding." This spicy cake recipe is just as it appears in the aforemen tioned cookbook. 23 cup butter 34 cup sugar 4 eggs 2-14 cups flour 34 teaspoon soda 12 teaspoon each allspice and cinnamon 14 teaspoon mace 12 teaspoon baking powder 1a teaspoon cloves 23 cup light molasses 12 cup milk 13 cup citron, cut very fine 12 cup seedless raisins, chopped 12 cup shredded coconut Heat oven to 350 degrees (moderate). Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time. Sift together dry ingredients and stir in alternately with mixture of milk and molasses. (Start and end with dry ingre dients.) Stir just until smooth. Fold in fruit and coconut, t'our batter into two itP-asKl and floured loaf pans. 9x5x2 '4 Let Us Show You The Terrific New Warm flaming WOOD HEATER iMfUCi J MOST MO0tM WOOD CIKUlAIOtl AUTOMATIC TMIIMOSUTI MfMlCr 1 CAST HON IINI0 IlltlOIl UMTIMI rOICtUIN HNISHI HUNS 16' LENGTHS Or "WAIM ino" llOWd (OPTIONAL Medford Fuel Co. SAH Grain Stamps 772-2111 Court t MtAmj-.wi Modal 700 .MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. Vm VINCENT Editor inches. Bake 35 to 40 minutes. Modern Food Packaging Reflects Marketing Efficiency Today's homemakers are in evidenced by the dramatic creasingly package-conscious as changes in the buying pattern of our nation's consumers dur ing recent years. We refer .lot only to packaged cereals, bak ery products, mixes, canned and frozen foods, but to the pre-packaging of meats, poul try, delicatessen products, fresh fruits and vegetables. Pre-packaging is one of the main reasons for the constant ly growing efficiency of our grocery markets. Pre-packaged produce, for example, frequent ly costs the consumer less than the bulk product because of the savings made by the retailer. Lower transportation costs, less spoilage, the convenience of having the produce bagged, weighed and priced in advance thus leaving the clerks free for other tasks . . . and, the by product and object of all this, increased sales make for lower prices. I he food industry works con tinuously to bring the Ameri can homemaker newer and bet ter packaging . , . always with an eye to the best possible product at the lowest price. October Cheese Festival October has once again been designated as Cheese Festival Month as the United States De partment of Agriculture lends its support to this vast indus try. High in protein and other good nutrients and actually a good buy all year long, cheeses of all kinds will come in for "special" attention. Try new kinds and new ways of serving old favorites. Other protein foods, so essen tial to any well planned menu, are many. Beef continues plen tiful with a wide selection of cuts at "good buy" prices. Poultry of course. Eggs f o r breakfast and to be incorporat ed in custards, casseroles, egg nogs (why wait for the Hon days), cakes and other dishes, are settling into their usual pat tern for the season. Vegetables and Fruits An abundance of fresh pro duce available at seasonally right prices. Included are arti chokes, celery, corn, lettuce and other salad greens, both white and sweet potatoes, tomatoes, green peppers, carrots and onions. Apples, grapes, bana nas and pears are "solid" items. Hawaii Tidal Wave fails h Develop HONOLULU (UPD-The Ha waiian Islands mobilized for a tidal wave assault in the early morning hours Sunday but ex perienced nothing more serious than tides just a little higher than normal. A tidal wave alert was sound ed on all islands just after mid night when a wave, generated by a strong earthquake in the Mirile Islands north of Japan was reported rolling across the Pacific toward the 50th slntc. Civil defense officials ordered Ihe evacuation of all beachfront areas and 0ened shelters on some islands. The greatest (ear was held for Ililo, 200 miles south of Honolulu on the island of Hawaii, which had suffered severe property damage and loss of life from two tidal waves authorization to strike from lo in the past 18 years. cals representing 33.000 of its A four-hour cycle of waves. which fluctuated only two and one-half feet, started pounding Hawaii's beaches at 12:55 a.m. HIST) 8;55 a.m. (EDT). The ocean advanced only a little above normal high tide marks and no damage was reported. JUDGE GETS WARNING 1.0S ANGELES tUPI) - The receptionist In the Superior Court Jury Commissioner's Of fice warned the man who came to return his jury summons that "we don't excuse people be cause of their jobs." But when she learned the re luctant prospective juror was Judge Elmer D. Doyle, who presides in a courtroom just around the hall from her office, she wrote on the summons: "Permanently excused from jury duty." SAVE 50 OR MORE! ECON-O-CLEAN Professional Dry Cleaning With Coin Operative Economy! 38 L ,U' Cleaning and Spotting Onlyl Dumas Donrsstic Laundry and Dry Cleaners 30-32 N. Riverside Modlord USE OUR DRIVE-IN SERVICE "Natrons Makti Clrthaa at Claan ai Laundry" Pakistan Taking Steps To Curb KARACHI, Pakistan (UPI) - Family planning centers are es tablished throughout Pakistan in an attempt to curb the country's runaway birth rate. Government officials fear Pak istan's mushrooming population will continue to increase faster than economic production, and thus cancel out the government's efforts to improve the standard of living. S. A. Subhan, acting secretary of the government's planning commission, is so concerned that he has recommended steriliza tion of all men and women who have four or more children. Subhan recently warned that all benefits from foreign aid, including the $3 billion received in the past decade from t h e United States, could be wiped out unless serious attention is given to birth control immedi ately. 'Death Control' Subhan said so much emphasis is being placed on improving health and increasing longevity that "in short, we are practic ing death control." Besides the sterilization plan, Overnight Use Of State Parks Higher Than 1962 SALEM Overnight camp ing attendance in Oregon state parks for the first eight months of this year increased more than 27,000 above last year, ac cording to figures compiled by the State Highway department. From January through Au gust of 1963, the state parks had 801,9.19 camper nights as com pared to 774,745 camper nights for the first eight months of 1962, or an increase of 27,194. This increase developed despite a late rainy season. The 10 parks with the great est camping attendance were Jessie M. Honeyman, Fort Stevens, Cape Lookout, Bever ly Beach, Wallowa Lake, De troit Lake, Harris Beach, Sun set Bay, Tumalo and Devil's Lake. Devil's Lake replaced Hum bug Mountain in the top 10 parks for number of camper niRms. Days use of the parks from January through August totaled 11,877,099. This is .106,786 more than the 12 - month total f o r 1962, which was 11.570,313. The top 10 parks with day-use attendance for the first eight months of this year are Ya quina Bay, 941,512; Honeyman, 703,464; Sunset Bay, 454.460 Crown Point, 440,228; Umnqua Lighthouse, 437.208; Fort Ste vens, 4i:i,856; Wallowa Lake, 404,572; Battle Hock, 342.526; Harris Beach, 284,584; and Roos ter Rock, 266,816. Weslinghouse, IEU Work on Contract PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Nego tiators for Westinghouse Elec tric Corp. and the International Union of Electrical Workers (1UF) attempt to hammer out a new contract agreement to day before a possible midnight strike deadline. The lUE's National Westing house Conference Board will meet today lo decide whether to call a strike i( a new agree ment is not reached when its contract expires at midnight The union said it has received 36.000 membership. The current contract was ne gotiated peacefully but Ihe pre vious one came after a strike of 156 days in 1955-56. Meanwhile, Westinghouse con tinued talks with the Interna tional Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) which repre sents 12.000 workers, and Ihe United Electrical Worker s, (HEW) which represents 6.000 The IBEW contract expires Oct. .11. The HE contract also ends at midnight tonight. Gasoline is manufactured from the lighter portions of crude oil. Kerosene is produced from the next lightest Iraclion, by density comparisons. Castor oil is an important raw ingredient in Ihe manufacture of paint, varnish, nvlon and various lubricants. MINIMUM ORDER $1.90 MKDFOKD he urged the government to help stem the tide of babies by en couraging use of birth control devices and raising the legal marriage age to IB years for girls and 21 years for boys. Subhan estimates the present population growth at 2.6 per cent annually or 7.500 persons a day and predicts it will soar to 3 per cent by 1970 and 4 per cent by 1980 if present trends continue. "Unless we can expand na tional income faster than we have been now doing, we may not be able to do more than maintain our present stand ards," Subhan says. "This is a prospect which we as a na- Celery Fresh stalks . , . crisp and clean Each BUTTER Shady Lane Good butter at A Real Saving Upton's Soup Carnation tall can Limit 10 . ' yA a IJkS J y Crisp' iuicy' fra9rant appIcs ' ;pN 11 ff I J4 i huge quantities of the season's finest & V I Ol W v M u uu u i ii 1 vy ill rs . 7.. Bhutto. I jW Extra fancy Jonathans Your A J jMc? df nr Gnlrien Delicious. Choice CfcttVej3 " , . MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDKOKD. tion dare not contemplate In addition to the establish ment of family planning centers, the Swedish government is sponsoring many family plan ning pilot projects to help con trol births. The highest birth rate is in village areas, where the major ity of Pakistan's 100 million pop ulation live and where child FURTHER STUDY URGED PORTLAND (UPI) - The board of trustees and the faculty at Reed college have agreed that the proposed establishment of a graduate school at the college should be studied for a further period. or Golden Delicious. Each one... eating perfect. And at the Season's lowest price! Squash Danish type baking squash Mix All varieties 2-pack "NEW" TIDE Giant Pkg. Limit 2 4IC CANNED MILK Cfl(fnc MILD CHEESE Washed Curd lb. 4ic OREGON Mounting marriages still are common. The rate of illiteracy in such areas is estimated at 85 per cent. Many girls in the villages are married and mothers by the time they are 14. Because of widespread ignor ance and superstition among village people, social workers face strong opposition to family planning. The workers also feel the lack of entertainment and recreation in village life is a con tributing factor to the high birth rate. Subhan said recently the third five year plan, scheduled to be gin in 1965, was designed to increase national income by 30 per cent, a target well above lrU U Extra fancy Jonathans Oc Each Population Trend the United Nations recommen dation of 5 per cent for develop ing nations by 1970. May Be Slower Due to population growth, however, Subhan said the per capita income may increase much slower than 5 per cent. "It will keep us from getting wealthier, healthier, and wiser DESTROYS LOVE LETTERS BOLGONA, Italy (UPD-Pvt. Luigi Tovaglione, 24, a soldier in charge of sorting mail at an Army base near here, was charged today with tearing up love letters addressed to other soldiers because his own girl friend had jilted him Carrots Crisp and snappin' fresh lb. Sliced Meats Canned Hams Piece Bologna Veal Steaks Save Zee Giant Towels Dry Milk Sanka Coffee 'VTi., French Dressing JTSr Me Mayonnaise S 39c Prices effective tfe.arey, Oct. 14, thr Wednesday, Oct 16 al SaeMa in Mnedford. Omit rights reserved for it means that primary edu cation already a high task will have to cope with more and more millions of children than expected," Subhan said. "Full employment will become a dream, and adequate social wel fare services will have to wait." Subhan said he appreciated that birth control is a touchy subject because of widespread religious objections. The alternative, he said, is "the prolongation of the existing misery, illiteracy, unemploy ment and even hunger. If that happens, political and social ten sions are bound to increase, and the social order is bound to be threatened." LB. 9 Cabbage Mature, solid head. Perfect for slaw. BUDDIG'S Beef. Ham, Turkey, Corned Beef. HORMEL Needs no refrigeration large site. Random weights. Buttered Manor House Brand. Easy to Prepare. PIECE BAC0N Lean Sides, V V Half or Whole L-Q J I Q I More At Safeway Zee, white pastels. lucerne Instant, makes 12 qts. $1.49 Coffee (Cl COPYRIGHT im.iAMWAY ,T0Rl$. INCORPORATIO Population Growth Said World Problem WASHINGTON (UPI) - The problem of uncontrolled popu lation growth emerges as one of the most critical issues of our time since it influences t h a welfare and happiness of all the world's citizens, says Frederick Seitz, president of the National Academy of Sciences. "It commands the attention of every nation and society; the problem is no less grave for the technically advanced nations than for the less developed," ha added, in a statement published by the Population Referents bureau. Diameter of the planet Jupiter is 11 times that of the earth. Head 3 1 or Pkg. $69 87 Vh Lb. Can Lb. 12-Oz. Pkg. 225 Fl. Rolls Pkg. Canard's Jf 3-lb. Cannier W I iJ3 0c n. 1 I e o
