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Junn 8, J04I HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Calendar Sounds Call to Commence Plans for Picnics Br LOIS STEWART Ever ilnca Hint balmy summer Sundny when father told iris little ono to keep out of tin potato salad with hor now ihoei on, tlia month o( June has always been the official rcnclysct-go for picnics In our family, Now picnics to moit pooplo, at leant the kind that antlclpato ants, mo(iilliitt aiul snukes they pack the. paper pink's In the bottom of the uunkot, are genuine hcaduchei, These folks hould sottlo back and figure out way to have a picnic that li KUN. In the tint place no plcnlo It fun where you drive to far you are worn out when you gat there, too worn out to eat the food and practically at the carrying lnT tune whim you get home. But luckily there are plucos clone by where you enn walk after Sun day morning church, nve gat ami tires, disposition and norvea. Ovurhunrd the other duy waa thla ono-alded conversation be- tween a rather rotund ludy and Qlior huabnnd: "Honey, I gotta lonf of bread, aome potato chipt and beer. You think I oughts get aome mustard for dinner?" It aoiimlrd more Ilka plcnlo to nin and thut'a whore wo got thla Idea. So licra are aome of our fuvorlto picnic reclpea, all pre pared the day before to want to auvo thnt lout minute energy culling pnpu to hurry up with hla ahuvlng, the klda nro tearing the upholslury out of the car. Dellala Cook oiie-hdif pound hard whout apnghettl In boiling water, lilted. Chop fine one amall on ion, clove of gurllc, one green pepper and fry In ona-hulf cup of oil until onlona are a golden color. Thin one-hulf pound of hamburgur with a llttla cold wuter. (Thla la a amart trick On nd provonla the meut from cooking In lumpa.) Add to the mixture and cook well. Place the apaghettl In a bak ing dlah, layer of meat, a layer of grated cheeae, aomo canned to mato aoup, layer of muahrooma, can of cream ttyla corn, anil and pepper. Hepcat until you finally have layor of canned aoup and cheeaa on the top. Thla la es pecially good re-heated. For plc nlo wrap the casserole or dutch oven In lota of newspaper and Vien tie a dlah towel around the dlah. Keepa It hot for aeveral houra. Now aalad goea with Dellala juat like ham goea with egga. A good way to get out of lot of work la to take fresh vegetables from the refrigerator, wrap In an Ice cold towel, wrap again In newspapers and keep away from the car radiator, A big wooden bowl and aome of thla Russian Oireaalng and you are all Bet Russian Dressing . 1 cups of augar. (You might try light corn ayrup.) , a cup of water. Doll to syrup and cool. Add juice of two lemons and blend. i cup catsup. " i cup mild vinegar. 1 teaspoon grated onion. I tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. 1 button of garlic In the Jar, Snlt and pepper. If you don't like thla, you don t like anything and "nevor havo no fun. There la the aecond tchool of thought which holds that picnics are leva than nothing unless there la potato aalnd In the basket. One of the best potato a Binds we know goea like thla: Potato Baled Dice new potatoes, not too fine. Add kosher dill plcklea, cut fine. Minced onion, a rn a II amount of minced plmlento, snlt and pepper. Over the top get generous with hard cooked eggs and sprinkle all with light dash of celory seed. Of courae you'd fffa It'a Ileal quality -T fflSx Straight Bonrbon J - Ut ' From 'LI - L- ' ,'.1 b KENTUCKY EH )$ Y" ! Ver Meads) IH,' q fy will ar like) awpalar , CS jn 1 Da wm In the "Blue Sraiaa" j( flT'jKj SJ talo, where Ihey hnw U. XTL lonrboa beat thla ehelea nLirCi Va-' a.ki mn nvK yk , MotktWSffatyi for that extra amoetheaal lJ toiajn sv. ' Andirasoea.Yle".r.. M fcoK1 Q i; at Ihese pleasing prices! f2ir I $JllSrx lg3aJ aW FtlL QUART fa Praaf SKATTi.il woni.niinroBTBm.IM:. sn rnAMixo l and Add do with aalt and pepper. Favor ite dressing with us Is a cooked dressing with a little added horseradish, Thla Is quite pep pery and a bit on the sharp aide, For a milder salad, leave out the horseradish. Don't gat fancy with sand wiches on a picnic. They are too much work. Plain bread and butter, already prepared when you leave tho kitchen, helps a lot. Especially with fried chicken. Easy to do la to put aeveral Jura of sandwich mixture on the table and let tha pic nickers help themselves. Favor ite sandwich of all times In our family la pumpernickel bread, sliced paper thin, and epread with a mlxturo of cream cheese and chopped chives. Second best !s dark bread, thinly sliced tongue, with a dash of horse radish dressing. There we have a hot dish, sal ads, bread and butter sand wiches.. Hare's tho cake. Sugar less too, by gosh! It came to us from Mrs, John Glacomlnl of Merrill. Moist Chocolate Cake Two ounces of bitter choco- late. egga One-half cup milk It cup flour. I cup butter 1 cup honey (or 1 i cups sugar) 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 teaspoons baking powder. Dissolve chocolate In 8 table spoons boiling water, beat butter to a cream and add honey (or augar) and cream well. Add yolka of eggs and beat again. Add milk and chocolate mix ture, then flour which has been sifted with baking powder. Add beaten whltea of eggs, then van illa. Bake In a moderate oven. More sugarless reclpea are coming to the food page editor, good reclpea which have appeal because they are sensible, easy to make and easy to eatl Mrs. Lester Lcavltt of Langoll valley aenoa in mis ono. Date Pudding 18 graham crackers I pound marshmallowa 1 package pitted dates 1 cup chopped walnuts I cup heavy cream Roll crackers, chop dates, nuts and marshmallowa. Add cream, mix well. Cover and set in the refrigerator for 24 hours. Serve with whipped cream or small scoop of ice cream. From Mrs. F. M. Lyon's kitch en cornea this good cookie recipe, definitely sugarless. Filled Cookie 1 cup honey i cup shortening 1 eg- SI cups flour 1 cip milk 2 teaspoons cream tartar 1 teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon vanilla Mix and roll thin. Put tea spoon filling on each and cover with second cookie. Filling: 1 cup chopped raisins or raisins and dates mixed, I cup chopped walnuts, s cup honey, 1 cup water, 1 tablespoon flour. Cook until thick and cool. . Honey Scotch pio comes from Betty Hlgham and thank you very much! Honey Scotch Pie I tablespoons augur. (Can omit.) 1 cup hot water 2 cups milk I cup honey 1 tablespoon butter I cup, plus 1 tablespoon flour 8 egg yolka I teaspoon snlt 1 teaspoon vanilla or maple nut flnvorlng. Molt butter In heavy pan. When golden brown add hot water and augar, boll until suifnr dissolves. Add milk and hent to scalding, Blend honey, flour slightly beulon egg yolks. snlt. Add this to tha liquid ferment SiFEWJST ffmwmdw' Guide, NUMBER 41 n Eight Secrets you may not know -and should . . about vegetables There's nothing eloborota or fan ciful alwut the modem methods of pre paring and cooking vegetables. On the contrary, the new way is much simpler (as you'll discover when you read these hints that come from the Safeway Home makers' Bureau). These eight suggestions will help keep all the color and flavor and garden freshness in vour vegetables and, at the same time, will help them retain all their health building vitamins and minerals. 1 . To stort, always buy the freshest, 6ne.rt vegetables available. The older they are, the leas attractive they become, and they low some of their vitamins, loo. Buy and use greens the same day, if possible, 2. When you gat your vegetables home, wash them quickly but don't let them soak in water, or you'll wash away minerals and vitamins. Put greens in a covered container, wrap other vegetables closely in waxed paper! tore m refrigerator until ready to use. 3. Don't para, cut or shell fresh vegeta bles until just lime to cook or serve, be cause vitamins escape once cut surfaces arc exposed to air. 4. Colors red. green, yellow and while: anil Jlamt mild, strong determine just how vegetables are to be cooked. But, to retain nulrilive qualities and appetite ap peal in all vegetables, here's a good gen end rule: Cook euioUy. o ihori a time oi fottilU, tuinf oi littl vntr at pouibU, and urinj cooking rater wAn it it palataiU. Quick cooking means leas vitamin loss, has coli change. To speed the cooking, add vegetables to rapidly Mint water: and whenever possible, cook amred. 5. Groan vegetables (to keep theh eotor). and srrony arorwf vegetables (to modify their flavor) should be cooked un toTered, in slightly more water than other vegetables. 6. Add a llttla vinegar, lemon juice, or larl apple o keep the color in red veg etables (like beets and red cabbage) dur ing or after cooking. But don't add these acids to green vegetables until just serving lime, or the green will turn dingy brown. . Don't add soda to preserve color in green vegetables, either, for soda kills vitamins. 7. Onca vegetables are tender, serve them aa soon as possible, to get full bene fit in goodness as well as nutrition. Over cooking lessens attractiveness, sacrifices vitamins and minerals, and may cause un pleasant color changes. 8. Whan you cook vegetables In a amall amount of water, it's easy to serve the condensed cooking water with the vegetable itself. Save any leftover liquid to flavor .soups and gravies unless, of course, it is unpalatable. I Mora eort rooking vagetaWaa . In this week's Issue of Family Circle Magaaine la an, interesting article on the modem methods of vegetable cookery, and on nutrition in vegetables. Issued every Thursday, jn at Safeway. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau , JTJMA. USB WRIGHT, DlreoKK iMfsl rrrrrnrrrrrYTi 4. & U (" ".WW m,,,m.r -"WWW 0 f nrn.TOirratYrai I " I WIFE GETS SMART. MAKES HUSBAND HAPPY d ! T Lmmmmmmmmmm-, . t-i -r J JOE, iVe COT -C " I f I dTllLSAVlj 0 M0WfAK)J h Y A NEW CUSTOMER FOR ; rVTUK CTCIKX I ,T IlLSAY! H ME OUT! PLEASING A. 1 VOU. TEU MRS. KENNEDY 1 . -J I BOX TN IS STEAK 1 rJOAM BUT THl firFAk' I TOMORROW IM 1 U HUSBAND AND L-MTYOUTOLDMEABOWsVn IS WONDERFUL. iT?5SJ?m J OOINGTOSTART K6EHN8 ABUWETY ff SAFEIVAY MEAT. ft Y f "0 MATT6RHOW M LIKB am i&&om J IOOKINO FOR ANEW BALANCED IS ATOUOHl SiSI I l . W 'V -1.IJ MUCH YOU PAID nnno inpimiiEn- 1 BUTCHER. I CANT PO I I JOBI AND 0ETTIN8 tET ME l (-- JTA S ,( XJJri I -' I K IT, IT WAV mixture. Cook until thick, stir ring frequently. Add flavoring. Cool. Put In bulled pie shell. Top with meringue made with egg whites and one-hulf cup hon ey and a few grains of suit. Mrs. Hlgham also suggest to Angel Food cake bakers thut they can buke a marvelous Angel Food cako, leaving out the sugar and using a cup of honey plus two tablespoons light corn ayrup. Four-H Delegates Elect Officers CORVALLIS, June 5 (P Self-government unit were set up here yestcrduy by delegates to the Oregon 4-II club summer session with election of Lorraine Filliger, Astoria, as girls' coun cil president and Donald Hagg, Itcedvlllc, as boys' president. Council members, who ore presidents of the delegates liv ing houses,'- Include: Jeanne Lit tleton, Pendleton; Betty Lou Best, Eugene; Wnunda Held, Grants Pass; Vcrlc Saucy, Mar lon; Luella Nichols, Sulem; Pa trleln Joyce, Sherwood; Don Mlchucl, Liino county; Iteed Vol- Thla also la a war of micro phones, drafting rooms and tst tubes. Dr. C. S. Marsh, vice president of American Council on Kduciitlon, urging dnift de for science students. k How you can win $1000 k About vegetables and how to cook them -k Some you may not know about Dairy Products -k How one wife made one husband I 1 I IN I Bi l l Think Whirl tot Cm Do With $10001 Tliink of the thousand things it can help buy the new home you've had your eye on the trip you've planned for years so manv other grand things. Or it will buy a $1000 War Bond (750) and leave you enough for a wonderful varation this summer. And don't forget there are 345 oilier cash prizes to win too. look How Eosy It Is I AD you have to do is get an entry blank at your neighborhood Safeway finish the line "Nil Made Mayonnaise uutes home made because ..." in i words or less attach it to a Nu Made Mayonnaise label (or a reasonable facsimile) and mail it to the address on the blank before midnight July 5, IMS. GET YOUR ENTRY BLANK TODAY AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SAFEWAY PRODlfCB Softway prodoca b stltctod by txports. It's thlppod direct to Safeway. If It falli to utttfy yoa complottly, we'll refund all your money. Prices New Potatoes U. S. BananaS a0ata Rlpe, Luscious Fruit .. Cabbage New Sprlng Crop ....:........ Grapefruit Ar.10na M,h Seediess OrangeS southern California Navels Lb Strawberries, Itiort thank, ttnrttrlMd, Dillcloua bthtd, broiled or I Mod. SKINNED HAMS Ll. 37c DIPMIPC TanilHltad rlbnibd Short think U. 272c for eon1nK BACON JOWLS u.2lc SLICED BACONS u. 35c Dry ntchrrl timy Mrdt COLORED FRYERS Lh 35c Bllftpri; Attorlerl LUNCHEON MEATSL..33c Istedt, Benton county; Jack von Borstal, Sherman county; Rog er Mann, Klamath county; Dick Krieg, Hood River county. TIME STOOD STILL ' WILMINGTON, Del., (P) Al vin Hubbard's watch waa stolen 13 years ago. He has Just re covered it via Detective Robert Wallace, who said a man who pawned It had bought It from a paroled convict who had ac quired it from another prisoner who died in a Columbus, Ohio, prison fire. Complete victory will not be won until there la full and in creasing use of the world's re sources to lift living standards 55: Ikl IMmJ liMtfAMNMirA iu itiuuc muywimuuc pint Kraft Mayonnaise Kraft Miracle Whip Plnl27c Duchess Salad Dressing Pint Nalley's Tang ... Keen Shortening Pure Lard . Julia Lee Wright's Bread Nob Hill Coffee l-Lb. Bag Airway Coffee 1Lb. B.g Sot. Only Lb. 3V2C Lb. 9c Lb.3V2C No. 1 Shatters 4'2C 6V2C Lb, Oregon Grown SAFEiYAY GUARANTEED MEATS Unlets you'r complcttly utisRcd with any cut of ntat you buy at Safeway wt'll refund all your money without quibble or fun. Prices Sat Only Dellolout with Itutrhmut SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS Lb 27c BEEF ROASTS L,28c SurprlM your fumlly hr ttrvlng thlc. tender, litllnK-hot tteafct, SI.U0IN STEAK u,35c Ormmd Prtsh Dally GROUND BEEF l7zc (Thli prlea ffftlv Klamath Pall Olty Markati Only) ' from one end of thla the other. Mllo Perkins, ex ecutive secretary of economic warfare. : : BRAIMEY COP ALBUQUERQUE, UP) Two sunpected army deserters es caped from the Albuquerque air base guard house, taking an au tomatic shotgun and an army truck. A Santa Fe railway guard spotted them on the railroad right-of-way. Sicking his dog on the fugitives, the guard waited until the soldiers wasted their three-shells on the animal, then took them prisoner. How to make things bappj Iltv f I f svf t iiwiiMwir; MAYONNAISE $5000 ; rOKlTCCT ,27c 48c Qt. Jar C9 Jar 41c Quart Jar 24cQuart38c .:..Quart Jar 39c i.Lb Pk318c 69c 4-Lb. Pkg. 37c 73c 2-Lb. Pkg. 4-Lb. Carton 1 51 -Lb. Loaf 13C 25c 2Lb.B.g49c 21c 3Lb B.a60c SAVE OB TBESE HOUSEHOLD HE2DS PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP Lui, Liltbuoy, Camay, O 9 fir SUtra Prrr vban SUNBRITE CLEANSER Houaehold lavorttt Tall Can 4c JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT Liquid Wat ' guar! Can 97c WHITE MAGIC BLEACH,, For Miliar withoa , W Gallon PUREX BLEACH Qanlla Bleach .. H Gallon i I aIV FRISKIES DOG FOOD 49c 99c 39c 32c 29c 1 lb. phs. . Oi I FRUIT JARS Karr Maton Wide Moulh guarta JELLY GLASSES Squat or Tall h Pint . KERR JAR CAPS Compute Wida Mouth Doitn SURE JELL Prult Peolln S pkg. Seal BAKING POWDER Clabber Girl i u,.20c FLOUR u, 83c M 49 Haraeet Bloaaom PANCAKE FLOUR Harvatt Bloaaom . PANCAKE FLOUR i?r.'pK. ROLLED WHEAT X' 19c 25c MOTHERS OATS 35c 18c 19c 53c 23c 65c Cup and Saucer rnnrvrnc Lead MinWUiHU I id, phj. HI-HO CRACKERS STS. BLUE ROSE RICE, , MACAR0NI.. , le, MILD CHEESE ,,,.., WHITE BEANS Small I lb. pkj."- BUT IT WASNT EXPENSIVE. THATS THE MAKVEUXIS THINO ABOUT CUYINO MEAT AT SAFErVAV. BESIOESSAVINO ME MONEY, SAFErVAV GUARANTEES EVERY CUT ,6000 EATING AND TSNDER- OR MY MONEY BACK. planet to Bend's Baby Swans Survive Spillway board of ' 1 BEND, June 8 m Five lltl'.e cygneta are swimming happily In calm waters today and It's , something of a minor miracle. ' Annually couple of swana' hatch their brood above Tumalo . Irrigation dam in the Deschutet river. And annually (almost), . the cygneta swim too far Into the current and are awept over" the falls to destruction. .'. But thla year'a cygneta were a ' hardy brood. They were car ried over the dam but survived. Read Classified Ads for Results nutritious meals delicious To help you plan meals that are . appetizing as well as crammed with vitamins and minerals, the Solo way Homemakera' Bureau has prepared the "Kitchen Courae in Nutrition." 10 complete lessons sent toyon by mail. Just send name, address and I5c for all ten lessons to Julia Lee Wright, P. 0. Box 060-CC, Oakland, California. BfrfrrrTiial t - ovy war ararrtps with v f : what you cave) on those) PENNY SAVERS L MTT V -UU.UIX ctnnA . 1 i fee 18c CMtwbury zl's . CANADA DRY ',M 15c (Plus Btllls Daposlt) arown Owby JDXilin quart Boltli 25c TOMATO JUICE Tl oDr. 21c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Or. PttMlp Ho, 1 Can lie lie GRAPEFRUIT DM Mwitt No. S OM PEACHES' 22c PEACHES Hi. Ih"-!!!!! PEACHES h"! Vo 25c 22c . pas. 33c . P. 6C RAISINS umm IELL0 MARSHMALLOWS 14c 14c CHOCOLATE DROPS 1 Lb. Calls Sis SYRUP siwnr Hollow -u. thi PEANUT BUTTER i,. TOMATO SOUP V OampaaU , " soj 63c 22c 25c 10c 23c 27e SLICED BEETS , CORN ON Monu 1 No. UUnil lutlar KriMiJ No. S mm SPINACH 15c CORNED BEEF 24c TANG 35c: JUNE IS WRY ' ' T ITT Speaking of dairy . products yon ought to read this Whole- milk is one of oar most -complete natural foods. It contains, in varying amounts, all the food ele ments we need. It's an excellent source of protein; the minerals, calcium and phosphorus; riboflavin and niacin (B vitamins). And it's a fair source of Thiamin (Vitamin Bi) and has some Vitamin A and D. Cheese), made from whole milk, such as American or Cheddar, is essentially the same as whole milk, nutritionally. Butter and Cream are most im portant, nutritionally, for the Vita- :, min A they contribute. As well aa Vitamin D and protein or fat. Drink your milk, eat it as cheese, or get it in cooked foods just be sure to get it. Adults need one pint daily and children one quart. -Disguise milk in cream soups, u you don't like to drink it. Or in scalloped dishes, cream pies, cus tards, milk shakes and ice cream. Cheese adds flavor and nutrients to many things besides sandwiches. Use it in scalloped dishes, in sauce for vegetables, entrees; sprinkle it grated over soup; serve slabs with pie or crackers' for dessert. , . ., Dairy products at Safeway are all top quality. And not only are they brimming with nutrition, they "are always low priced awry day. Guaranteed to please you com- pletely or all your money back. You con please your husband, too Buy Safeway guaranteed meat regu larly. You will have good eating moat every time and savings m your purse, too. The Safeway market man means what he says, "All your ' money back it you are not entirely satisfied." SAFEWAY (Price, effective... . t l t : 1 I sV 3 tlati THAN THIS, MWV 1 Spt "Sj ! I lj NEELHEg IN-BEnvHN
