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June 12, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN' FARMERS' DEBTS The (arm dobt adjustment pro grim of the (arm security ad mlnlitratlon la in organized ef fort lo provlda fucllllks (or ad justing, on voluntary basis, farmers' excessive debts to con form wllli their elil Illy to pay. A imimnry of tho adjustment of debts accomplished In Kliimnth and Luke countloa by tlio local farm scourlly offloo this punt year hun buon Issued by Karl A. Onrdnnr, ciurnty supervisor. 'Tho liirgnst, and perhaps the most worthwhile adjustment ac complished thli your won with tho Ilonefly Irrigation district," Oardner reported. He explained that with the assistance of the farm debt adjustment section, a debt reduction of $1:19,310 bene fiting 75 fnmllleii and affecting 10,400 acrei wai accomplished. As a result, the farmers located a thli irrigation district should w be able to aecura refinanc ing from the federal land bank, the farm security administra tion, and other financing agen cies, where, In the past, these agencies hesitated to extend loans becausa of the delinquency of the large bondod Indubted mus of the district, "More successful this year than In the past, was the work on Improvement of tenure and securing Improved leases," said Gardner. "Unsatisfactory and insecure tenure has contributed a great deal to tho failure of many farm enterprises. It Is difficult for a fnrmer to be suc cessful If ho has Innd payments or cash rent to meet In excess of the productivity capacity of his farm." "Creditors, as woll as debtors, Qe eligible (or assistance TTirough the farm debt adjust ment program," said Gardner. "Anyone desiring this assistance may obtain further Information In the local farm security offices which are located In room 208, Federal bulldlnt, Klamath Falls." Footprint Hlp Young Man Into Army PORTLAND. Juno 13 (IP) The Footprlnters are going to foot the bill that will get WUlla Black, Salem, Into the army. The fun organisation of the International Association of Law, Enforcement Officials recently asked Col. Joseph L. Slrommo, Portland air base commander, to select a young man needing med ical attention for army eligibil ity. Q He named Black, 31-year-old Oregon State college student, who needed a nose operation. It will be performed In a few days and Black will report to the air base. DAIRYMEN ORGANIZED PORTLAND, Ore.. June 12 OP) Organization of dairymen In Oregon by tho United Mine Workers has been' started, Wil liam Dalrymplo, Oregon director, said Thursday on his return from a conference In Washing ton, D. C- Variety In Motifs For Varied Linen la WJZ$fi$y Cheese Buffet Will Make a Tasty Change If you're planning welcome- home party (or men on (urlough, why not (Igure on a cheese buf-(etT Buch (avorlte dessert cheeses as Camembert, Brie, Oouda and goldtncrusted Llederkrenz are all excellent In sandwich and salad combinations. Llederkrenz with corned beef or shrimps makes an unbeatable sandwich filling. Brie Is delicious on hot toast with strawberry Jam, Cam- mi KHWilCMMUIItlM by Alice Brooke Such varletyl And all In one patternl Here's your chance to give linens sparkle with quick embroidery, Get busy nowl Pat. tern 7233 contains a transfer pattern of 20 motifs ranging from 11x2 to Bxl2i inches; mi terlals needed. To obtain this pattern send 11 cents In coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep It and the number (or reference. Be sure to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of the envelope. Requests (or patterns should read, "Send pattern No, to ............ followed by your name and address. Tulelake Dozens of garments, men's, womon's and children's sleeping clothes, women's and children's dresses, robes, hospital bed gowns and other Red Cross sewing com' pleted by the Tulelake Red Cross sewing group was taken to head' quarters at Yreka this week by Mrs. Frank Rhodes, chairmen of the sewing, and Mrs. Harry Mil- lor, knitting chairman.-' The en tire quota alloted to the Tule' lake chaptor has been completed and Mrs. Rhodes has not been Informed as to beginning other work. Twenty-five emergency kits have also been completed and sont to headquarters. MORE CARS REGISTERED SALEM, June 13 UP) There were 394,611 motor vehicles reg istered In Oregon on June 1, an Incrcose of 227 over the same date last year, despite the gaso line and rubber shortages, the state department said Thursday Read Classified Ads (or Results embert, pears and scalllons make a tasty and unusual salad. Hot Llederkrans Chsese Canape (makes eanipes) Eight rounds of breud, 1 pack age Llederkronz cheese, 1 tea spoon horseradish, 2 teaspoons mustard, 4 sllcos bacon. Toast rounds of bread on ones side, Blend Llederkrenz cheese, horseradish and mustard' Spread on untoasted sldo of bread, Place a half slice of bacon on top of each round, Place under broiler or In a hot oven (400 dcg. F.) about 10 minutes, or until bacon Is done. Servo nt onco, Potato Cheese Sticks (serves 4 to 6) One cup mashed potatoes, I cup (lour, 2 tablespoons melted butter, i cup grated cheese, 1 teaspoon salt, dash of cayenne. Mix all Ingredient together. When cool, pat or roll In oblong shape, 1 Inch thick by 2 Inches wide, Chill and cut Into thin strips. Brush with milk If de sired. Bake on cookie sheet In very hot oven (S00 deg F) (or 10 minutes. SUNDAY'S MENU BREAKFAST: Cantaloupe, cold fish balls, enriched toast, coffee, milk. DINNER: Tomato Juice, broiled chicken, mashed po tatoes, green peas, lemon me rlngue pie, coffee, milk. SUPPER: Raw vegetable salad, hot Llederkronz ca napes, stewed fruit, cookies, iced tea, milk. Nyssa Labor Camp Plant Materialize PORTLAND, June 12 CP) Plans to construct a 180-famlly permanent (arm labor camp near Nyssa were announced by the (arm security administration Thursday, Walter A. Duffy, regional di rector, said the present mobile unit was inadequate because of the continuous demand for sea sonal workers (rom April IB to Nov. 15' Some winter employ ment also was afforded, he said, by sugar refineries In the area. Bids will be opened June 22. LANGUAGE BARRIER PORTLAND, Ore., June 12 UP) A Chinese merchant told OPA I inspectors he was having diffi culty posting celling prices be cause ... he had bought out a Japanese merchant and couldn't read the Nipponese figures. Non-mllltary organ Izatlong have been asked to curtail use of uniforms to save wool, ray on and cotton (or army and es sential civilian needs. DO YOU KNOW? If You Hurry You Can Still Buy WASHING MACHINES 4GM iOO98 Montgomery Ward mm mum Orange and Pineapple Layer Cake Have you ever tried this tasty combination? Special 69c 0 Danish Orange Rolls Marble Loaf Cakes A delicious lunch cake, easy to serve Doa. 30c 1 Pound 30c Spiced Frutt Drops These pood little drop cookies are full of choice fruit and Oregon walnuts, Dev. 25c i NUMBER 47 ir How to do hom$ work and defense work, too Guaranteed fresh product sV Sugar substitutes and bow to use them ic An easy way to And time to blar SWMJJVl-Jil.! U&SRK&aaH H's the) pennies saved every day that count When you multiply what you save in one day at Saeway, by 80, youll see what you cab. save in a month. Our straight-line system of doing business cuts out unnecessary in-between costs which results in savings which are passed on to you in low prices oo seery item every dag. How to be a good Volunteer Worker and a good wife, too Cut out these three quid but nutritious meal suggestions and paste them in your book. They were planned by the Saeway Homemakers' Bureau especially Jor those dap when your War work makes prepare beg regular dinners impossible. READY IN 30 MINUTES Pan-broiled Cubed Steaks smothered with sliced onions Heated Shoestring Potatoes Sliced Tomato and Lettuce Salad with French Dressing Enriched Bread Butter Quick Chocolate Pudding with Pour Cream Fig Bars Coffee, Tea, or Milk SPEEDY OVEN DINNER ' ' Individual Meat Loaves (JBaie in custard oupt or muffin tine; mod erate own (350 F.) for 30 minuUt) Scalloped Noodles , (prepare ahtad, ready lo baht) Quartered Carrots, Oven-cooked (W'4, covered, in email amount water) Cabbage Slaw Heated Bakery Rolls Butter. Fresh or Canned Fruit Whip with Custard Sauce Coffee, Tea, or Milk BROILER PLATE Broiled B scon-wrapped Lamb Patties r Cauliflower with Melted Cheese (Pre-eoofc whole caulifiawtr; iprinkle vilk frated eheesti brown under broiler) Broiled Tomato Halves Tossed Lettuce, Cucumber, Celery, Radish, and Green Pepper Salad with French Dressing Buttered Whole Wheat Toast Vanilla Ice Cream with Crushed Strawberries Coffee, Tea, or Milk TWENTY-MINUTE DINNER Here's a standby one-dish meal. Heat frankfurters and sauerkraut together until bubbling. Mia prepared biscuit Sour as for drop biscuits; drop from spoon into boil fog kraut; cover, and boil It minutes with out peeking. And you have dumplings with frankfurters and sauerkrant. Thro Suggestions that might also be helpful in keeping your husband as well as your Volunteer Office happy are three: 1 Flan all your menus and your shopping b advance. Keen a large stock of canned goods always on Band to fill in the gaps. 3. Set the table and make everything ready in the kitchen before you leave for your Defense duties. 3), Prepare such things as meat loavw, mac aroni entree and desserts before you leave. About Defense-Conning Read now to tie your canning budget m with nutrition and defense in this week's Family Circle Magasine. There's a new is sue out every Thursday and it's free at your neighborhood Safeway store. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau toma tics wwanT, I wwnr-nnrf stto trtt s a o o s fit I'uiiimiii r'a a is t a fftsti aynnrro ansa t rays si s a j Saats are ieffer every time whn you use GUARANTEED -FRESH PRODUCE Ssfewsy's expert buyers soled only the choicest produce right In the fields, and ship It direct to Ssfeway to reach you when It's at the peek of Its goodness. It's guaranteed to please you of all your money back without question I Produce Prices (or Saturday Only, June IJ GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES NEW POTATOES Arizona Marsh Seedless -LB. New Crop Valencia.. ..LB. TJ. S. Ho. X White Shelters.. LB. 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For cornstarch puddings (Blanc Manges) use ii substitute and H granulated sugar called tor in the recipe. Mix as usual. Honey should be mild -flavored. Molasses gives a pronounced flavor which you'll either strongly like or dislike. Corn Syrup gives a less sweet padding than other substitutes. For Ice creams Use the same amount of tram sugar, maple euoor,honeyormaplo-jtamrtdirup a the amount of granulated sugar called (or in the recipe. (Note: When making the custard base (or ke cream made with honey, there's a tendency (or the custard to cur dle. But the finished ice cream will be tasty and of excellent texture. Molasses and Sorghum give strong-Savored ice cream and should be used with an equal amount of granulated sugar. Corn Syrup has less sweetening power than sugar, so use 1H cups corn syrup for each cup Sugar. All of thesesubstitutesforsugar are offered by your nearby Safe way store all low priced ever)' day as is every item at Safeway. 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