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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1943)
PACE BfOHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON January 19, 1948 TEAGHEHS TALK BASIC SCHOOL IT BILL . The basic school support bill, passed it the November election. kii the principal topic of dis cussion at a meeting Saturday of city and county Khool teachers. In the discussion It was as ferted that the bill passed in every county in the Hate prin cipally because it promised re lief to real property taxpayers, and Superintendent Arnold Gra- lapD emphasized that it is the high school News Notes and r Comment By AKITA GWYK The senior girls were enter tained by the Business and Pro fessional Women's club, Monday evening. This has become a tra ditional affair, showing the girls a bit of the business world mixed with entertainment. The Home Economics club has started a drive on the way. Ny lon, silk and fats lected to aid in p" tne war pro- riAliirv nf the state teachers ms-! oram. Unrirr the 2 w - (ociation to see that this in ten- j leadership tion Is carried out. Two Croups Opposing According to the legisla tive committee of the state as sociation, minor changes may be necessary to make admlnlstra-' tion of the measure more ef ficient, but all surplus income tax money should be returned to school districts to reduce tne property tax. (The bill provides all Income tax receipts above $7,730,000 be distributed to school districts.) Wyatt JPaogett of the legisla tive committee stated that at tempts to change the bill will be made by two groups: those who wish to get the funds for some other purpose, and those who want to reduce the income tax. In view of Governor Snell's opposition to reduction of the income tax at this time, Padgett expressed the opinion that the greatest threat to the bill lies with those who want to get the money for some other purpose. DORRIS A new electric scoreboard and timer was in stalled this week In the Butte Valley high school gym. i The gadget, promising better times for spectators at local basketball games, is a gift of fluhrer's Bakeries. Among the features of the new scoreboard are an Illumi nated automatic clock with min ute and second hands that keep time accurately without regard for timeout periods, scores of home and visiting teams, lights ior each quarter, and a horn. , Principal Don Doolln and the student council wrote the donor, aending thanks for the gut. Frances GJevre, i n l s orgaruza- i tifm ha. an. nounccd that ? the drive will P. continue until approximately the last of April. It was stressed that only three articles are wanted and that these are to be turned in at the respective home rooms where members of the club will pick them up. This is to be a com petitive drive between the home rooms. This semester sees home nurs ing being reinstalled. Mrs. Mar garet Strode is instructing these classes, which consist of Junior girls who are interested in the subject. Last semester it could not be arranged in the schedule. Last year a forest conservation class was held which resulted in the employment of a number of boys. Thursday classes will start again with Don Norland In charge of the program. Ranger John Sarginson of Rogue River national forest and Ranger Don Fisher of Lava Beds National monument, will help Instruct the boys. This program is not only on fire control but there are also patrol and crews who watch for any trouble on the trails, tele phones and roads. The boys are trom is to le years old. LEulOHlif Ephraton Dies as Gasoline Explodes ZPHRATA, Jan. 19 UP) Henry Gutschmldt, 44, died last night of burns received when a five-gallon can exploded, drenching him with flaming gasoline. Gutschmldt was using a blowtorch to thaw frozen water pipes when the nearby gasoline container blew up. COLORFUL SPREAD FOR LITTLE GIRL by Alice Brooka Make her proud of her posses sions. Embroider this colorful doll motif In her favorite colors on hor bedspread. She'll lovo It and you'll find it takes little of your time to do. . Pattern 7480 contains a transfer .pattern of a 131 by 161 and 12 smaller mo tifs; Illustration of stitches; color schemes; materials needed. To obtain tms pattern send 11 cents In coin to The Herald I M.... I) 1..IJ A . Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep It and the number for reference. Bo sure to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of the envelope. Requests for patterns Should read, "Send pattern No. to followed by your nomo and address. Ranks of the AmerloaA Legion auxiliary are now open, to new group ol American, .women, ex plained Mrs. A. L, PauL mem bership chairman of. the local auxiliary unit, as the-wit con tinued enrollment Of , members '"'J9.?- , Mothers, wives,., ffrterfc . and daughters of men wko have given their lives for faneiica in the present conflict Tare now eligible for auxiliary, member ship. They become ,Qold Star members, especially honored be cause, of their loss. '.Auxiliary units everywhere are inviting them into membership. Also eligible at this time are the mothers, wives, sisters and daughters of men who have been discharged from war service because of injuries, illness or other honorable cause, and who have enrolled In the American Legion. Such veterans must be come members of the Legion be fore the women of their families can become auxiliary members. Women who themselves have been enlisted in the armed forces and who have been honorably discharged are eligible to mem bership in both the American Legion and auxiliary, and may Join either or both. Eligibility to auxiliary mem bership will come to all mothers, wives, sisters and daughters of men now in the service when these men receive their honor able discharges and enroll In the American Legion. The Legion is a veterans' organiza tion open only to those who have completed their war service, and the veteran must be a member of the Legion to give eligibility to tne auxiliary to the women of his family. Grants Pass Herd Heifer Leads. U. S. October Register GRANTS PASS. Jan. 19 UP) A Jersey heifer In the herd of Frank Schutzwohl, local dairy man, led the nation in the Oc tober register of merit test roll of honor compiled by American Jersey Cattle club. She pro duced 1802 pounds of milk and 101.11 pounds of butterfot for the month.. She was milked twice dally only. southern Oregon had nine of the 43 cows listed on the roll. Six are from the Schutzwohl herd and three from the herd of E. B. Poyer, Ashland. Phone Tne Herald and News. 3124, to place a classified ad. .P i L E S SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION No Lou .of Tlmt Prmanit RmuIIiI DR. E. M. MARSHA Ob.ropraetle Phvllt tM No, 7tti - Biqulro Thutro Bids. .. Phow IMi State Guard Seen as Backlog of Coast Defense By SCT. O. J. HOR HE In a major offensive in war, careful planning is an absolute necessity. Not one point may be overlooked for fear it might prove to be the offensive's stumbling block. By the same reasoning, in planning a defense, every possibility and every likelihood must be given consid eration to prevent Insofar as pes-; sible the enemy breaking through a weak point. And Just what does talk of of fensives and defenses have to do with this area? Frankly, we don't know, sine our city and county have two mountain I ranges and many miles between them and the coast. However, her art few thoughts we might all ponder carefully. Klamath Falls is the largest city in a space of 3 to 400 miles on the fastest railroad and highway routes running north and south. We are less than one-half an hour from the sea by fast plane and have a good air port, situated out of the fog belt where landings could be made at almost any time. The organizing of state guard battalions throughout the nation Is an endeavor which could well prevent the overlooking of that on detail, that one weak point, which means our safety. Never intended as combat units, the Oregon state guards could well fight a delaying action, or keep a small force of enemy para troops busy pending arrival of regular troops. In an emergen cy, three or four hundred train ed and disciplined state guards could patrol and guard many miles of vital supply routes. That Is our purpose and that Is why wa need still greater enlist ments In tha Oregon state guards. It Is Impossible for this commun ity to feel It has done Its part if it hasn't provided sufficient men to fill the local companies to full strength and It is impossible for tha local companies to properly plan action for an emergency without lots of manpower. Company C meets each Wed nesday. 7:30 to 10 p. m., at the armory, Wa want tha help ot each and every man between tht ages of 18 and SO. Dealer snortagos put new value on used merchandise Cash In on your "Junk" through classlflod ad I'l.ona 3124. FOR COtor C0U0HIN0. MUSCll achis PL. METRO WITH TBI MUTTON SUST BASI I I'T" ' 11 "' """ - -mmmmm i .n -.-.a. - rlrpMaaMM.M.M V tyT Look into your cupboard f Il 'fk W. today II you do not al- m tT. . 4V vaaskftu- I sitf aa at nrisA a it nrs t a SM, S& , v ' ban and ollicr itaplt ; ft 'Wfkf-Oc dr5ed looit- ,hi u SRi jfi&fti, I UP- Bean ara Victory S. i-mm , n ii rh 1 Food Special another tE3 iifL J good reawn lor buying Economy Ajk' t Herd to Beat gpn Food Value Mealtime Enjoyment Bonus meats in the menu There's no need of too much worry about making your meat allowance stretch when there are all those deli cious bonus meats that can be had (at least at this writing). I speak of sundry meats such as liver, heart, kidney, pigs' feet and all those extras that don't come in on the meat quota. As far as nutritional value goes, they have everything that other meats have, and in most cases, more too. Liver, heart, and kidney are right on top of the list when it comes to con tributing iron to the diet. They're vitamin foods, too, for they contain vitamins A, B, C, and some D. If you've built up a psychological resistance toward them, it is most likely because you've probably never tried them. But if you like chicken giblets, then you're bound to like these bonus meats. MOCK GIBLET NOODLES Saute small pieces of liver or kidney or pre cooked heart in hot shortening. Make a sauce out of the pan drippings or use mushroom sauce and add meat and sauce to hot noodles. Don't pass judgment on sundries until you'va tried this dish,. SPANISH KIDNEY Remove white centers: and tubes of kidneys, slice into thin slices, brown quickly in hot shortening along with chopped onion. Cover with tomato sauce or canned tomatoes and steam for about 15 min utes. Serve with rice or spaghetti. LIVER BURGERS Grind uncooked liver, using the coarse knife of the' grinder, add about Yi as much bread crumb?, chopped onions and season ings to taste. Add enough beaten egg or evaporated milk to bind mixture., Shape into patties and fry quickly. Grand with whole kernel corn. Safeway . Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WEIGHT. Director' Dried Beans, Idaho red.... Small White Baby Limas ,.5-lb. bag 43e 2-lb. bag 17c 5-lb. bag 45c 2-lb. bag 19c ...2-lb. pkg. 22c 5-lb. pkg. 52c California Large Lfmas 2-lb. bag 27c 5-lb. pkg. 65c Black Eye Peas 2-lb. pkg. 21c Lentils 2-lb. pkg. 19c Dry Beans, Pinto Beans .3-lb. pkg. 31c Cranberry Beans 3-Ib. pkq. 35c ...3-Ib. pkg. 35c 2-lb. pkg. 25c ..2-lb. pkg. 21c ..3-Ib. pkg. 31c ..2-lb. pkg. 12c Rice, Blue Rose fancy Natural Brown Rice Rice Screenings Corn Meal, yellow .......... Oats, Sperry's Quick and Regular 9-lb. bag 49e Cornmeal, Alber's white and yellow .....9-lb. bag 34c Continental Noodle Soup Mix, Reg. pkgs 3 for 25c Gerber's Dry Oatmeal, Cereal, 8-oz. pkgs 15c Farina, Alber's 28-or. pkg. 19e .tyolnur Meats Sauerkraut adds variety Sauerkraut and pork, like ham and eggs, have long been associated. Funny how foods be come linked with one another and are never given a break along other lines. Sauerkraut, for instance, has that same smacking good ness when used with other meats, or as a veg etable combination or in salads. Just to prove our point, we'll pass along a few of our own -ideas that have come in for their share of praise. SAUERKRAUT WITH LIVER DUMP. LINGS Like, something downright deli cious in an .old fashioned way? Then add chopped precooked liver to dumpling dough and drop on boiling sauerkraut. Cover tightly and steam 12 minutes without peeking. Serve -immediately. Make a generous amount, be. , cause the family'll be asking for seconds. LIMA BEAN-SAUERKRAUT CASSE. ROLE Combine about t cups cooked lima beans, 1 cup of bread crumbs, 1 cup of sauer- -kraut in a greased casserole. Season to taste. Bake in s.moderate oven (350F.) for about 1 hour. MOLDED SAUERKRAUT SALAD, When making molded vegetable salads, add a helping of drained sauerkraut. The zest and chewiness will win high favor. Shredded carrots and sauerkraut is a special favorite. CMG PMCS-AHD OTHERMSE .1 j? YsSW ion put on youn p (Zr"'"'l7 HAT AND COAT, zt&T&fcz.: wewAy axo ru CCIUN6 PKCii wcite oesidNEO ey our GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT US AGAINST INFLATION. EACH STOM eSTABUSHSS ITS PRtC CtltlNCJ BASED ON ETC. Tamoles, Stidd's Chicken 2 for 35c Sauerkraut, delicious with wieners or smoked sau- sage ......:.......qt. 15c VEAL Veal Crown Roasts, lb. 27c Veal Shldr. Steak... lb. 33c Veal Chops ...lb. 39c Breast of Veal .......lib. 19c Sirloin Steak .......lb. 37c Rib Steak .....lb. 39c Ground Round Steak.... lb. 35c Boneless Beef Cubes.. ..lb. 35c Eggs Grade A Large, Doz. 47c Grade A Med., Doz. 45c Cut Macaroni .. 3-Ib. Kraft bag 23a Porter's Paste, macaroni, spaghetti, noodles ............. ...14-ox. pkg. 14 Frillets, Porter's .16-ox. cello pkg. 23c Noodles, Sunrise Egg ..14-ox. pkg. 17c Van Camp's Tenderonl, 6-os. pkgi. ...... 2 for 19a Dried Prunes, large .......2-lb. pkg, 31e White Figs, dried . ,.,.2-lb. pkg. 40e Black Figs, dried .. 2-lb. pkg. 23a Vi-lb. pkg. 31c i PRICES FOR 'COST Of UMNO' COMMODITIES MUST BE POSTED IN EACH STORE, SO THAT VOU CAN SEE THAT YOU AREN'T OVERCHARGED. "THERe'S NO RESTRICTION ON HOW LOW ITEMS CAN BE SOU). Flour, Kitchen Craft 24'2-lb. sk. 9Se . 49-lb. sk. $1.79 Flour, Gold Medol......24'i:lb. ik. $1.19 ' Baking Powder, Calumet.. ..25-01. can 25o Vanilla Extract, Schilling's, 2-ox. bot. 35e A & H Soda . .....1-lb. pkgs. 9e Wheat Flakes, Carnation, 2'2-lb. pkg. 25a Toilet Paper, Zee, 650-iheet roll, 4 for 19e Airway Coffee 1-lb. pkg. 21e Edwards Whole Roait Coffee, 1-lb. bag 26c Grapenut Flakes....12-ox. pkg., 2 for 27a Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn, 46-ox. can 21 e Soup Campbell's now formula chicken 10-ox. can 16e Peanut Butter, Beverly 2-lb. Jar 53e Old Dutch Cleanser...., cans, 2 for 15a Soap Chips, 'Crystal White. ...5-lb. pkg. 42e White Magic Bleach quart 10c Vx-gallon J9 Supurb Granulated Soap, 24-ox. pkg. 20a Ivory Soap ..b.,, 10c Palmblive Soap 1Q Regular 3 (or 201 Bath SIiw 2 ior I C HCUO GEORGE "I'M JUST GIVING SIS A LESSON ON , CEILING Wt) are cooperating cooperating with the Government's ' plan to keep down the cost of living! Our ceiling prices are marked or are posted ' for "coat of living" items. Our prices are , 1 no higher . . often less . .. than our ceil- SAFEW THAT'S A GREAT IDEA OF THE GOVERNMENTS TO PREVENT PRICES FROM RISING SKY-HIGH. SAFEVVAV IS CO-OPERATING WITH THE SPIRIT AN0 LETTER, OP THE PRICE CEILING A i 0 REGULATIONS
