The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1942, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFohnmry 18, 1942 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, 'OREGON PAGE NINE FOUNDERS' DAY 0 LAKEV1EW EVENT LAKEVIEW Founder day was observed by the Liikevlew Paront-Tcachnra aaaoclation Feb ruary 10, with special program following tin regular business session. Tlio program wai m follows: Kind ceremony. Piano trio, "Ovrrlure From the Barber of Snvlllit," Rossini, and "Overture to a Magic Flute," Mozart, Mr. Norma San derson, Mri. Carl William and Mr. Hnyrirn Fink. Dimt, "Gypy Love Song," Mis Kdlth I'ciilnry and Mn. Mabel Laglor. Founder duy akit. Following the program, moth rr of nil fifth grade children acted ai hnntcsiw and survrd the beuiitlful three tier blrthdiry rake and coffee. The commlttco fto charge was compound of Mri. "Won Lynch, chairman, who waa assisted by Mra. Ariel Cn! lug Inn, Mra, Clifton Howard, and Mra. Frank Cotter, MONEY BURNS NEWPORT, Feb. 13 W) Wil liam Gluth of Newport today as sorted to firemen that he loat 4$ 1 100 In the fire which recently dratroyed hla home. He said $300 In currency In a can and another $000 concealed In a wall burned. BANKER DIES PORTLAND, Fob. 13 0V) John N. Edlefaen, BO, civic lead er and vice president of the United Stales Notional bunk, died at hla home today after a heart attack. (Here's How to Make the Wedding Cake at Home A great many rcadcra have a.ked tor a wedding cake recipe "aa aoon aa possible." That' another sign of the times. Many men In uniform aro marrying at once. They've decided agalnat watting. WEDDING CAKE Four cap alfted cake flour, II teaspoons combination baking powder, 1! cups butter, 2 cups sugar, II cups egg white, I tea spoon vanilla, I teaspoon almond extract. Sift flour once, moesure, add baking powder, alft together three times. Cream butter thor oughly, add 11 cups augar grad- Olly, cream together until light d fluffy. Beat agg white with rotary egg beater or flat wire whisk until stiff enough to hold up In peaks, but not dry. Add remaining i cup augar, 2 table spoons at a time, beating after each addition until sugar la Just blended. Add 1-3 of flour, then a of egg whites; repeat, adding remaining 1-3 of flour laat, and beating very thoroughly after each addition. Add flavoring. Prepare this recipe (7) time for three-tier cake. BOTTOM LAYER: Prepare recipe three time. Turn into 18xl2x3-lnch pan which has been greased, lined with heavy paper cxtonding about 2 Inche above top of pan and again greased. Bake In slow oven (325 degrees F.) 2 hours, or un til done. CENTER LAYER: Prepare recipe 2i times, ualng 18x12x3- Och pan. Bake 1 hour and 05 inutes or until done. TOP LAYER: Prepare above recipe Is times. Turn Into 15xl0x2-lnch pan prepared as above. Bake 1 hour and 40 min utes, or until done. DIRECTIONS FOR CUTTINO LAYERS Leave bottom layer a is, trim SO GOOD SO INEXPENSIVE! Aleekel 20 by votuma wines CoMfornlo Fine wines, In distinctive decanters... worthy of a place on your sldeboardl O SHERRY PORT TOKAY ANGELICA MUSCATEL $1,93 Oal. 60c Qt. H L O. IVONS S, KAAS COMPANY . ' Ion ProKliea, Colllomlo i DEFENSE "... w.' r.sar in, t.i I m By The Klamath County "Enriched" flour hat become familiar to Klamath county hoiiaewlvcB, many of whom know It an per lor food value and ak fur It In preference to ordinary white flour. Bread, loo, la now known aa "enriched" und It hna become a habit for homemakera to rcqueat it when placing their grocery ordera. The Klumath county nutri tion committee for defenae, of which Mra. Wlnnlfred Dillon, county home demonstration leader, la chairman, la making a aurvey among local merchanta to determine the actual amount of enriched and whole wheat flour and bread uaed In the country. Dr. Peter H. Rozcndal, county health officer, la con ducting the aurvey aa chairman of the nutrition commlttee'a fact-finding committee. The Klamath nutrition com mlttco la emphaalzlng enriched flour, and whole wheat flour, In lis reel pea thla week. It should be understood that nu tritionists do not recommend "enriched" flour In place of whole wheat flour aa the latter already exceeds the minimum edge but do not cut down. Cut middle layer Into heart shape, measuring Hi Inches wide (at widest part) and lot Inche long (from bottom to tip of center vertically). Cut top layer into heart shape, measuring 8k Inche wide and 71 Inche long. Spread with ornamental but ter frosting. MENU BREAKFAST: Prunes In orange juice, steamed brown rice, raw brown augar, en riched toast, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Lentil aoup with frankfurter rings, hard rolls, fruit bowl, tea, milk. - DINNER: Codfish cakes', baked bean, brown bread, catsup, mixed green salad, half grapefruit, nut cookies, coffee, milk. rMSGoodrMi OUR LEADER COFFEE Drip or Reg. Grind Lb pkg. 22c ReHege Corn Flakes Large Pkg, 3 ,.r 19c Flsher'a Pancake and Waffle Flour 10 lb. 49c Sack Pheasant Sweat PEAS 303 Cans 3 for 27c Tender Sweet CORN 303 Can 3 ,or 27c Cascade Wafers CRACKERS 2 lb. A Ac Box ILY Produce Specials Saturday Only Meat Specials Saturday Only Lettuce Sc Beef Roast 8cr BUd;b 22c CELERY f CA CALAVOS BIB w PORK 97 La. Bunch... XC Med. else C STEAK ...lb. ZOC CHOP8 ...lb. Al TOMATOES fC Artichoke. -f C- Short Rib of C llSm UB"JU"d Fancy .... lb. 15Ca ta, ISC Beet lb. ISC ,dght lb. 26C BUnCh Veg n0it' Fancy Dressed Local Radishes, Onions, Turnips 3 for 10c COLORED FRYERS " YOU SAVE MONEY WHEN YOU BUY YOUR FOOD NEEDS AT WHITAKER'S GROCETERIA 1205 Klamath Ave. Free City Delivery on $2.00 Order or Over . Phone 4803 Nutrition Committal standards for at least two of the three required substances that are being Included In the new "enriched" while flours. Since all of the nutrient of the wheat ure contained in whole wheat flour there Is no reason for en richment. In taato, the enriched flour cannot bo distinguished from plain white flour. In looks, flour that has been "enriched" by the addition of vitamin and minora! concentrates after it has been milled resemble plain white flour and may be dis tinguished only by the label. On the other hand, flour en rlched by a modification of the milling procesa so as to retain a larger amount of the grain particularly those part richest In vitamins and minerals will be a light creamy color rather than pure white. Whole Wheat and "Enriched" White Flour Muffins 1 cup whole wheat flour 1 cup "enriched" flour 3 Up. baking powder I tap. salt Sugar to suit 1 egg beaten 1 cup milk 2 or 3 tablespoons lard or other fat. Mix the dry Ingredient to gether. Combine the beaten egg, liquid and melted fat. Add to the dry Ingredients all at once. Stir Just enough to moisten and give the mixture a rough appear ance. Fill greased muffin pan two-thirds full. Bake in a hot oven for about 20 minutes. Yield 12 two-Inch muffin. Steamed Brown Bread 2 cup corn meal 1 cup whole wheat flour 1 Up. salt Up. soda 4 Lip. baking powder 1 cup molasses 2 cups water. Mix the dry ingredient to gether, add the molasses and water. If dry skim milk is avail able, mix 1 cup with the dry in gredients. Beat the mixture thoroughly and pour into greased mold until they are about I full. Cover looslcy and keep out the moisture, and steam (or 31 hours. Remove the covers and bake tho bread in a mod GEOCETEEHA We Flour FLAVOR LOAF Milled Sperrv's (Enriched with Pro Shortening Corn Meal - Aunt J. ... 9 lb- ck -- Nucoa -f Olaomargarina 2 lba. TtmUf Liaf TEA 43c V'rU. GELATIN 5c Parwy Bit Rom RICE 3&25C Srlmful-No. It'. Oana T0MAT0i$2 r 25c KRAFT DINNER 2 19c phflMint Piirt Itmwbtrry PRESERVES J" 41c MB Jir Ortion trend milk;:: sae Pat, BerdMi'a, Slo, tie, 4 (or 35) We hiT a complete aaaertment of Kerr Cap and Lid Swansdown Flour Eggs Fresh Local Ranch, Grade A Large . . . . . .dozen 29c erate oven for about 10 minute to dry it off. If the bread seems likely to crumble, loop a string around the load and cut slices by pulling the ends of the string. Whole Wheat Butterscotch Rslsln Bread 1 egg beaten i to 1 cup brown sugar 1 tbs. melted fat 2 cups whole wheat flour 3 Up. baking powder Up. salt 1 cup milk 1 to 1 cup raisin Mix eggs, sugar and fat. Beat well. Mix flour, baking powder, and salt together and add to egg mixture alternately with liquid. Add raisins. Pour into greased loaf pan and bake in a moderate oven from 00 to SB minutes. Yield i Mb. loaf. Whole Whaat Peanut Butter Bread 2 cups whole wheat flour 4 Up. baking powder 1 Up. salt i cup sugar i cup peanut butter 1 13 cup milk Mix the dry ingredienU to gether. Rub in peanut -butter with finger tips, or cut in with fork, until mixture looks crumb ly. Add water. Stir well, mixing only until flour is thoroughly moistened. Pour into greased loaf pan. Let stand 20 minutes. Buke 1 hour in moderate oven. Yield 1 Mb. loaf. Whole Wheat BlsculU 3 cups whole wheat flour 4 Up. baking powder 1 Up. salt 1 cup milk 8 to 8 tbs. lard or other fat Method: Mix the dry Ingred ienU together and cut in the fat. Make a well in the mixture, and add the liquid slowly, stirring from the center until a toft dough 1 formed. For drop bis cuits, drop the dough by spoons ful on a baking pan. For cut biscuiU place the dough on a highly floured board. Pat out or roll until 1 inch thick, or knead gently, pat and roll into a sheet I inch thick. Cut into biscuiU. Place on a pan and bake In a hot oven for 15 min utes. EXPECTS A RAISE LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13 VP Joe Gordon, 1941 world series here, "kind of expecU a raise" from the New York Yankees, "but I'm sure everything will work out fine. It always ha. Joe, hi wife and daughter are visiting his mother-in-law before leaving for training In Florida next Wednesday, his 27th birth anniversary. FUNDAMENTAL BIBLE CENTER CUndanomlnatlonar) Pine and Second Q. W. WheaUay. Paator lanrtaaa 11 a. m. - TtM B. m. Reserve the Right To Limit $179 by 49 LB SACK Vitamins and Iron) S3c Cocoa I7 Our Mother 2 U- tin Raisins Thomp. p son Seedles 4 lb. pkg. J1' HEM0 it 59c Dm Naw Vltlmn-Ml!ril Drink TIM awrMt WhMl OarMl WHEAT ALONE 18c MS Brimful IwMt DC AC No. 101 2,.r25c 2 29c raM 1 Oano tor Diamond A Wholt Komol ropy no, 1 Willi Oan i. for iwllfi-'i Cm DEVILED MEAT 6 , 25c OXYDOLT;r!!l23c SCOTTISSUE. 3,0.1.25c WALDORF 3 RolH Jg 1.99 49 lb. ack There's Wartime Role for Sub-Debs in Home Kitchen It' a ilgn of the warring time that 'teen-aged daughter are helping prepare the family meal. Lucy M. Maltby, an expert in teaching young people how to cook, suggests this ilmple meal for the 'teen-aged wartime cook: Macaroni and cheese, crisp ba con, mixed green salad, hard rolls, stuffed baked apple. cookies, coffee or milk. Macaroni and Cheese One cup elbow macaroni, i pound American cheese, cup milk, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, few grains cayenne, 1 cup buttered bread crumbs. Cook macaroni In 2 quarU rapidly boiling water, seasoned with li teaspoon salt, for 10 to 15 minutes or until tender and no raw, starchy taste remains. Drain. Melt cheese, which has been broken into little pieces, over low heat, preferably in the top of double boiler. Add milk gradually: stir well after each addition of milk. Add Worces tershire sauce and cayenne. Place cooked macaroni in well buttered baking dish (1-quart size) and pour sauce over it, care fully mixing with a fork. Cover with crumbs or with additional grated cheese. Bake about 15 minutes In moderate oven (350 deg. F.) Serve 5. Stuffed Baked Apples Six tart apples, 6 tablespoons mincemeat, 2 tablespoons chop ped nut mcaU, 1 tablespoon but ter. Wash apples. Remove stems, cores, and blossom ends. Fill cavities with mincemeat and nuU. To keep an apple from bursting during baking, the akin may be cut halfway between stem and blossom end. Put ap ples In well-greased baking dish and dot with biU of butter. Put i cup of water in bottom of bak ing dish. Bake about 1 hour, or until apples are soft, in moderate oven (350 deg. F.) Serve hot or cold with top milk or cream. MENU BREAKFAST: Apple aauce, oatmeal, raisin toast, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Creamed eggs on toast, chopped lettuce sand wiches, stewed fruit, tea, milk. Produce Features For Friday and Saturday Only Grapefruit No-Needa-Sugar .... 6 for Cauliflower 2 beads Celery Fancy Medium Sise Parsnips 3 lbs. Cabbage Klamath, Firm Medium Site Oranges sunkist. 252 Sise 2 dos. Potatoes Klamath. A A( U.S.No.2's 25 lb.bagflF BAKER C0C0flNUT- . 25c RAISINS 33c PRUNES E22c CATSUP 1. 2 35c MLKgrT" 4faf33c VnCm enocelxa Molt Vlirar- Lso. OQ CWWTH Iron Blow Food Dr1nli Jor J3C BEEF CUBES tXZJZZK. 33c HOT SAUCE Drf Hmo 6 Oano 25c BEANS g SS. 2 25c CUT BEANS pw.?y?. 2,29c BEJWSjT.gr" 2,.f25c JVtnN Diamond A Wholo n OQ Wftn Konm, No. 1 0 , for PAD M Tondor (wool, Oholoa 0 OQ UVXul Quality, No. m Oan v for " TOMATOES .,.2,0, 25c HOMINY K?.n. 3far29c LIMA BEANS ZZI PEAS- CARROTS S?,,, 17c Vt.1 till worfl.im S'ro aina e.n C SPAGram'T 3 29c TOMATOES nrt. w19c RAVIOLI 5! 10c CHICKEN - NOODLE 2 ... 25c PORK-BEANS !?.!? 2 SUPER MARKET 9th and Pine Ph. 3167 DINNER: Tomato Juice, hot beef sandwiches, gravy, para ley potatoes, broccoli, prune and cream cheese pie, coffee, milk. Oregon, Arizona Birthdays Saturday SALEM, Feb. 13 P) The governor of Arizona and Ore gon, the state which have their birthdays on Valentine day, will exchange birthday greet ings at 8 a. m. tomorrow. Governor Sidney P. Osborn of Arizona will telephone Governor Charles A. Sprague. Arizona, last state admitted to the union, will be 30 year old tomorrow. It will be Oregon' 83rd birthday. Read the Clasalfieo page. BAKED BY 29" 25' 13" .17" a.4' 35" SPECIALS FRL, Eggs? Grade A Large 2 ' Saturday Only Fresh Ranch Pancake Flour llTL ffn.,1.mn11n. Fresh, Fluify, aluaiiSUIUttUUWS Luge Cello Bag Ginger Snaps 100 Bran ?ff.BUcBt c 10c lVnhlfiOil Vanilla Wafer. Fine for i-' Banana Pudding Large Package Nncoai1: 26c 2tt iU.. Haan Salad Dressing or or Spread Quart Ja . Swansdown Flour 49 tt. Ba, . VTInnv Improved Northern All Purpose fflwUr Vitamin and Mineral Enriched 49 lb. Sunkist Coffee dp"Dr?S: Snowdrift Prem A Swift Product aTVaffoO Syk-Hlgh Blend, j9MAl,V Freio Ground 1 lb. Wesson Oil OUlit J Q,m B.Kod Tall Pan J for JC NEW POTATOES 1 12c PEACHES t: "iff 20c PEARS ParMila t Oan 22c BLENDED JUICE wnVllc GRAPE JUICE cnuronoa aoftio 33c GINGERALE,0.'r..,7. 3.0tfc25c flW WoodworH aottlo RED-E-P0PTC0RN SMc trim Wo DooalO 16c MINIATURE CHOCOLATES ... 25c STORE NO. 2 1338 Ore. Ph. 4714 2200 DORRIS A request for pur chase of an air whistle to indi cate position of fire was made to the city council at 1U monthly meeting by Jame Hodgeman, member of the Dorrls volunteer fire department, Hodgeman said the firemen felt the addition of a whistle would speed action in fighting fires within the city UmlU. He emphasized the whistle would be a supplement to the siren now used to give fire warning. After the siren wail, the whistle would blow a series of long and short blasU to inform firemen as to where the blaze Is located. The proposed plan would eliminate the delay caused by having the firemen Top off Dinner WITH NIPPY Snow Flake Sodas mm within easy, reach at ewrj meat op" appetite w - here' why..- ,. BlURfVI KTRA FLAKY! EXTRA FL4V0RI . .v VrM "extras" oJteoys dcc- nre of these three exiro j.ifeoasnesa... .FLAX?tarebedo;a:- mm,ol package today 1 mJi rKcan - rKUJYi - irlc - OVENS Af. Hf MAY P. ft wwwmwm a- - I m- - NABISCO NATIONAL eWntlTHalts SAT. AND MON. Shortening Can bag 27c Ouart Can 49 Lb. Bag 029 25c On of tht flmtt bitf rcMUttt twtdw and BOIL BEEF SLICED BACON STORE NO. 3 So. 8th. Ph. 6875 meet at the fire itatlon for In struction. J. F, Shelley, temporary chair man of the city council, luggest ed that estimate on cosU of air whistle be presented to the council at a later date. Looking for Bargain? Turn to the Classified oane Muaio b OREGON HILL BILLIES KEN CHE ESI u tablefAnd aa m BISCUIT COMPANY doz. 59c 22c 2for 25c 2 29c 19c 18-os. aiia 19c 51c 23c 81.99 . 81.79 ? 55c bag 28c 69c f. If 81.37 33c 19c 83c 45c H gal. Can 1Cfl ' "ar wtm MitcMAsi on I Wheat Hearts 22c lw A EVERY I j& SATURDAY! i.W NITE I c- I BARGAIN OrFEBI llFlaKu a y i QUALITY MEATS AT EMIL'S DIPIIIPC lo'lt'a Olraloa Plomoa. OOft rlvnitt Tandorltad, aoononHoal to sorra-la. 'w DRY SALT PORK u. I9e SAUERKRAUT . , 10c BEEF ROAST Choloo Blada Outa Lk. 25c u, 15c u.39c COTTAGE CHEESE 0ratr Lakt M Pint 15c SPARE RIBS Pound 25o PORK STEAK rrT u. 25c PORK CHOPS KK: ZTL 35o