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Photos show: (1) Mark Sterner with Mr. Chun in Korea.
(2) Korean woman operating bottling equipment. (3) Two
Korean boys holding bottle of Super D beverage. Hank
Sterner, MFM’s Pilot Plant Supervisor, loading agricultural
equipment for shipment of Ecuador. (4) Starving African
children. Address: 1800 Olympic Boulevard (P.O. Box
1666), Santa Monica, California 90406. Phone: 870-0451.
257. Meals for Millions. 1975? Meals for Millions presents:
A case for hope. Slide presentation (Leaflet). Santa Monica,
California. 3 panels each side. Front and back. Each panel:
21.5 x 9.5 cm. Undated.
• Summary: On the cover a film strip runs diagonally.
Printed black on pink. Panel 1: “Available now–A new
dramatic audiovisual presentation. ‘A case for hope.’ World
hunger and what you can do about it explained. Great for
teachers, school study units, Sunday schools, women’s
clubs, civic organizations. Concerned citizens... Subscribe
to the entire series. ‘A Case for Hope” is the first of a series
of 4 shows available from MFM, reporting exactly how
MFM uses contributor support in its projects.
“By subscribing to the series you will receive a new
program every quarter, Automatically!” The “self-contained
20-minute presentation kit has: (1) Narration on cassette
tape. (2) Beautiful color slides in carousel.” Six of the slides
are shown as photos.
On the rear panel: “What famous Americans say about
Meals for Millions.” Substantial quotations by Christopher
Bond, Governor of Missouri; Alan Cranston, U.S. Senator;
Robert F. Drinan, Congressional Rep. (Massachusetts).
Below these is MFM’s logo of a plant growing out of
mounded soil in a bowl which is half of a globe. “Self-help
for a hungry world.” Address: P.O. Drawer 680, Santa
Monica, California 90406.
258. Meals for Millions. 1975? Meals for Millions presents:
In their own way. A dramatic presentation of MFM’s current
work in Africa, Egypt, Korea (Leaflet). Santa Monica,
California. 3 panels each side. Front and back. Each panel:
21.5 x 9.5 cm. Undated.
• Summary: On the cover is a photo of an African woman
seated, preparing food. Printed black on light blue.
“This slide show presentation... also focuses on a soy
beverage plant in Korea which is making possible a lowcost,
high-protein drink for the poor.”
“This free 20 minute slide show comes complete with:
(1) Narration on reel-to-reel tape and cassette tape. (2)
Carousel with color slides. (3) Script with complete
directions for handling on any standard projector (4)
Literature for audience distribution.” One panel is an order
form. Address: P.O. Drawer 680, Santa Monica, California
90406. Phone: (213) 829-5337.
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259. Meals for Millions Foundation. 1976. Highlights of
1975–A case for hope [Annual report]. Santa Monica,
California: MFM Foundation. 6 p. Jan. 28 cm.
• Summary: Mark M. Sterner is now Executive Vice
President (head). Cover is as if this were one issue of the
Meals for Millions Newsletter. In the upper left corner is
MFM’s original logo of a plant growing out of mounded
soil in a bowl which is half of a globe. Below that: “Selfhelp
for a hungry world.” The pages are numbered.
Contents: Point of view: Self-help can and is working!
MFM awarded grant for R&D from PACT (Private
Agencies Collaborating Together). Unique marketing study
will result in low-cost, high-nutrition foods for the hungry
in Guayaquil, Ecuador. MFM celebrates US AID program
grant (“Marking the first time in MFM’s history, the
foundation received a Grant from the United States Agency
for International Development to expand its program staff
and facilities. By the end of 1975 MFM’s laboratory was
completely expanded and equipped from the Grant Funds”).
1975 MFM program highlights from India, Egypt, and
Africa (Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania). Meals for
Millions celebrates its 30th anniversary. USA–Missouri,
New Mexico, Arizona. MFM gives hats off to its
hardworking corps of volunteers. MFM’s new audio-video
shop titled “A Case for Hope” showcases its two major
projects in Ecuador. IN and about MFM ’75.
Photos show: Hank Sterner, Supervisor of MFM’s Pilot
Plant. Mark Sterner receiving a financial gift from young
people in Santa Monica.
Note: This report, unfortunately, contains no income or
expense figures. Address: 1800 Olympic Boulevard (P.O.
Box 1666), Santa Monica, California 90406. Phone: 870-
0451.
260. Sterner, Mark; Sterner, Hank. 1976. 2 techniques cut
costs of vegetable protein. Food Engineering 48(3):59-61.
March. [2 ref]
• Summary: Contents: Introduction. Meals for Millions.
Solving vapor control in Extrusion. Non-extrusion
texturizing: A Korean prototype (Feb. 1973), it works on
full fat. Five photos show extrusion equipment and
products. Address: Meals for Millions Foundation, 1800
Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica, California 90406.
261. Caruso, Robert V. 1976. Profitable soy based foods
marketing. Soybean Digest. May. p. 20I-20L.
• Summary: “Most of the developing countries that are
producing soybeans are utilizing the bean primarily for oil
products. They have not developed industries capable of
producing other soybean food products for human
consumption. Animal feed industries have also been slow to
develop in these countries because of the low internal
demand for such products. As a consequence, the soybean
producing countries are forced to look at the export market