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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1946)
4H Summer Session To Draw 1400 Youths Ori'Kon's 10411 411 chili mini mrr m'liiiiil, to In) held lit Oii'Kiin Slain I'ollruo June 1H to 211, will lio siiniewluil huiier Ihiin u yeur UKo but Hllll will hu limited to uliiilil MHO ho.VH Mild M I f Ik, c midlntf o II. ('. Keynimir, ntuts 411 club ll'lllllT. 'I'll Im will riiiuiMirt- wllli about 111)1) wild Httuiidnd lust yiMir'il school mid H'nk pre-wiir en riilliiirnt of urouiul i'MO. Minis InK fiiclllllra luivn Improved allKhllv thin yeur to permit small liicreuso In mimhcra. Prompt Action On Vet Loans Prompt iicllou nn Uiplli'iitlina (or (nun iiiii.itnictlon under the new vrlrrunit' einerKi'iu-y liiiiin InK priiuiuin li iimiui'i'd Orcuon Iiiimutb by E, llurvi-y Miller, iitiite director of the USDA pro duclliin mid nuiikvllnil udinlul trullun. To make more niatcrliils nviilliiblu (or veterans' biiunlnii, liiiiltiitliuiK huvo been pluced ml the amount o( oilier types of con klriicllon thnl ciiii be performed without npprovnl, Tho limit on farm coimli iiftlon are: 1. $4011 (or a fin in dwelling. 2. SI 0(111 for other (mm build InK. 3. $111)00 to rcpluce a furm Iiouki or oilier bulldlim de stroyed by (lie, flood or other dmioiter. If reconstruction la (tinted within 00 days of the dale of tin diHtutter, Kor construction contlnK mure tliiui these lliiiltiilloiia, dinners will file an application with their county AAA committee, Miller Mild. County ciiiniuittee will review application, aclil their recommendation, nud for ward tnem to the ntaln commit tee In 1 'or 1 1 mid for final action. The ntiite committee will notify applicant of approval or denial. Miller pointed out, however, that only applications for farm dwelling can bo considered for Mich llll preference rutlnus. Only permission to benln con struction can hit ulven In appli cations for other farm hulldliiKS. lie added Unit sawmills are re quired to net aside "10 per cent of their output for conntruction Join carrying llll rnllnin, and that the other HO per cent pre sumably ! available for non rated projecta. In acting on applications for farm construction, AAA com mitter will iflvo conalderatlon to the following atandarda of es sentiality; 1. Tile proponed conntruction la ruentlnl to maintain or In crease food production on the farm. 2. The proposed construction la desirable from the standpoint of 1040 production goals. 3. Present facllitlea are being utilized to maximum capacity, and the proposed facllitlea will he fully utilized. Midland Grange DANCE Saturday May 11 Adminlon S0e pes Ptrion Good Music This yeiir'a session will be the Slat for Oregon club yoiingalera. Slaited In 1014, these schools Im vo been held ovury year alnco except 1044 when army students stationed on tho campus oc cupied practically all available housing. I'he Oregon flub acbool Is unique among all those held In the United Stales, being the only one that extends for as long as 10 rinvN and likewise having tho laruest iittenduneo of club hoys and girls of any similar school In the nation lu normal years, County iiuotim have been es tablished again this year on the basis of the ratio of club mem ber completing their projects. Members winning school scholar ships In slate and county corn- net t on will be given first pref erence and scholarship winners In community contests will Do considered next, Heyinour auya. Any vacancies remaining In county quotua tuny be filled by thoae paying their own way. Supplementing the stuff of aeveral. aeoro regular OSC fac ulty members who will Inatrucl the youngsters In classrooms and laboratories will be li number of nationally-known specialists, ac cording to Seymour. These will Include b. M. Vaughn, rliler of the labor utilization division of Hie federal extension service; Kenneth I n g w u I a o n, western states field representative for the extension service; T. A. Krlckson,- formerly atato 411 leader In Minnesota for uiuiiy years; and several representa tives of national firms Interested In club work. Increased emphasis will be given tills year to discussion groups for older club members and in course In keeping with new developments along farm mid homo Interests, such aa frozen foods and labor utiliza tion, Holly Arboretum Near Oregon City OHKCION CITY, Muy 0 (!') Plana for a holly arboretum on a 2!S acre tract udjoliilng highway 00-euNt here were reported today by Ambrose Ilrownell, who suld be believed the urboretuin would be the only one for holly In America, Ilrownell suld If no other holly arboretum exists In the United States, this would be the only one In the world except tho famous Kewgarden In Knglund. Classified Ada Urlng Results. 5 Babies THRIVE on foods from ike Tiny tot relish Hein Strained Spin- arhl Made from the dark green, curly variety of spin ach, it makea a valuable ad dition to baby 'a diet. INSIST ON ! BABY FOODS KM SMOOTH TIXTUM INI FIAVO. MPINOABtl OUAUTT fO FREE! SERVE tM MISSION J J&iH SPAGHETTI 7Sne Rtmffi There's no spaghetti quit V e&jfr! like Mission, for this true : JJl Italian Spaghetti it richer, . 3Vv H firmer, and more delicious. I J O V " i t It's quick to cook and keepi if ', '. f .'; II lis shape after cookinf. It'i l f K i t'' II Ji'V.K the spaghetti that's good f V-f'- ' v i.'l '. '.t'l- ,VJ down to the last satisfying rtST-'L ." '-ij bite anytime yon sers it! uJwi- -?5n!. A REAL QUICKIE! SfeJ In t hurry? Thsn rrn V551aao'" . I Miisioo Spaghetti, for ft j n r... I I J takes but few minutes to II -i- I prepare and serrs coaj- ' 1 f , Northwesr Groin Shipped For UNRRA WASHINGTON, May D ol') The department of agriculture notified Senutor Mitchell (I) Wash) today 01,209 long tons of wheat were shipped from I'll get sound and Columbia river ports In Washington and Oregon for UNKHA In Junuury and Febru ary. From Portland, Ore,, and Van couver and Longvlew, Wash., shipments totaled S3, 240 and from Seattle and Tacoma, 8U18 longs tons. A total of 6187 long tons of sugur were shipped from Crock ett, Calif. Other foods shipped from the San Francisco buy area totaled 2:i,H7S tons, and from Portland 2U98 tons. In the two months, 5212 tons left Seattle and J QUI tona left Tacoma, SEAFOOD BALES BARRED I'OHTLAND, May 9 (!) The sale of uncleuned mussels and clams 1a prohibited in Oregon between May 1 and October 31, the state board of health warned today. The board said the Oregon shore product may be aold If thoroughly cleaned and all dark spota removed. tirSAI.D a NKWS. KUmslk rails, Ois. TnrasOAT, our a, last, rata Mia Soap Is scarce. Save even the smallest scraps. Place them In the packets of one of those new sponges which are excellent for washing woodwork, tubs, sinks and dishes. Light, radio, x-rays and other electric magnetic waves are caused by atomic disturbances. Correction.' HOT PLATES Are $2.98 INSTEAD OF S3.SS as tr rontously adrtrtistd In Wed ntsday's peptr. Montgomery Word M. & M. MARKET Oregon's Finest Evergreen Shrubs Rtaionably Priced Arborvitat ' Juniper Colorado Blue Sprue Golden Plumota Alto a very fine selection of Vegetable and Flower Plants M. 8 M. MARKET 1330 Klamath At. CREASY POTS, PANS mi SKILUTS CLEANED !-.. an it if iv AMERICA'S WASH WORD Wl iVJk. V' . saW W M M I I I m ' s t . r si m a m v m am. i smsa' iisosmmfjaammi tiv- "v. . ' J sj . msT'iiaai-aaBfifiaiiji(iiiivii oV - n 1 ill! 1. J 1 1 I Vitfl IsWir J- sWasfsiir I 2nd errrexn Tjynm nrn FA J Ll I'll -TTT-1-w U . . , -. (1.- - Atirta rif oMon.rlrMS 9Tanffrillt Ot ft mere ill nominK quite use n pcnciwur. y b o --r---- large glassful of tangy grapefruit luice to perk up appetites these spring mornings. Make grapefruit a regular feature at your breakfast table. Hi welcome at other meals, too. Use it in appetizers, salads and desserts. Uet some of this golden fruit at Safeway today while it is at its peak of goodness. Give the family all they want. Desert White GRAPEFRUIT Buy them by the Half case or full case and Save! HALl CASE P ss $338 lb. 6e Florida. 10c How to prepare for i festive Mother's Day Surprise Mother by letting her be guest of honor for at least one festive meal on Mother's Day Mnke it the kind of a meal that Dad and the younfsUrs can prepare without her help, but include the pretty touches to give it a party feeling. DRESS UP THE TABLE Choose Mother's favorite pnstel color, and make placematt with rullU-d edges from crepe paper. It's just a matter of cutting and stretching the edges. For the center piece, cover a large box with crepe paper, May-basket style, ruffle the edges, and fill with flowers or trailing ivy At Mother's place, have a smaller May baaket filled with her gifu or a variety of her favorite cosmetics. FOR BREAKFAST OR BRUNCH Start off with chilled tomato juice that's . been pepped up with a bit of lemon juice . . . about H Up. of lemon juice for each glass of tomato juice. Garnish with a sprig of parsley or a celery leaf. Etuy Scrambled F.Mtt have a party air, and are easy to lis. Beat esjgs slightly in the top of a double boiler and add 1 tbsp. top milk or evaporated milk for each egg used. Season with salt and pepper and cook until smooth and creamy over boiling water, stirring fre quently Heap on the breakfast toast cut in triangle, dust with paprika and aerve while piping hot. IF IT'S DINNER KOR MOTHER Begin with a dressy opening course such aa orange and grapefruit chunks in grapefruit shells. Garnish with a berry, cherry or a stuffed olive. When planning the rest of the menu, remember that chicken is a party dish. Plan to fix it Mother'a favorite way. and aerve it with new boiled potatoes, fresh green beans, peas or asparagus For dessert, there'a no prettier one than ice cream on canned peach halves. Casio? &njoJt' The Homemakcrs' Burt mi 2nd. , (jlJssL! Town House GRAPEFRUIT JUICE mm eon Full O' Gold ORANGE - JUICE No. 2 con Blend O' Gold BLENDED JUICE Orange and Grapefruit A6-cx. can 39" Juicy Lemons ,. UVic Grapefruit Asparagus i Market 5?l'fc M Produce ond Meot feotureM ore effective Friday ond Soturday m iJfjJJi rJ.i J Jiif.in 1)7 it ))4 J MX Canterbury Tea ftsr v? 36c Edwards Coffw;&!8ci:54c Tomato Juice as? a f Tenderoni "M5c Shredded Wheat nab sco ,MF WHEATIESto K 2 - 1? PflRM Central Brand, No. 2 1 A 12 51 CO tUlin Cream style, G. B. can It for I.J Tender Peas Airway Coffee Mild S. Mellow fc.bogSO Green Beans Pict Sweet Large No. 2 if 12 Ropid Cut brand No.2 cos 16c "$1.92 NobHHI COFFEE Extra rich 2-lb. AKt bog bboolJe 14 I1W Catsup Red Hill 13H-OZ. bottle Carlton, Whole Horseradish Heinz Evaporated. 2i-oz. bottle 23c Tender Peas Gardcnside SUndnrd No. 2 can Green Beans Sunrise French Style. No. t can Sweet Potatoes Pel-La-Co. No. 2 Mi can Peanut Butterlb. Mb. Real Roast Jar atOC jar Riviera Ravioli In Tomato Juice. 15-oz. jar Noodle Dinner Golden Grain Twistee . Pint jar lie 19c 28c 54c 15c 17c Dried Prunes 2okbe 31c lb4s 54c Royal Ann Cherries Libbys. No. 2i tin Grapefruit Carrot Juice 2 can No 2 can 39c 30c 16c Freshie Drink Mix 2for9c Flavorade 3pktJ0c KoolAidof A 2,0,9c Beet Sugar . 35c . 68c Rolled Oats $i2c Quaker Oats $ 29c Wheat Cereal Carnation. 2H-lb. pkg Walnut Meats Ready to use. 25c H-ib. pkg. 57c Standard Pears Green Taif. 2i can 27c Van Camp Beans ,NST0 cz 10c. ikjf!. Do we heir Iffefpi wedding bells? If they're scheduled lorinr around your neighborhood soon, then you're think ing of showers. For ideas for attractive, asy-to-give showers, send for the new leaflet entitled SHOWERS FOR BRIDES It's free. Just mail your request to CAROL DRAKE, Director The Homemskers' Burcaa Boi 2110. Dept. S, San Francisco .It, CalM SAUCE ssUtalaXM TsMlXs UlllRCII laillOICi STIDD S Mushrooms s,hnTra0vayk Boned TurkeyS' 23c 25' SV4 0Z. 50' 70Z JAR 10 OZ - CAN Silver Foam Soap "ft ?2Z 25c White MagicBieleh oT..10c Vz G. 17c Purex Bleach &,id V4jJS25c Window CleanercLEARKx1 Bf. 23c Hinds Lotion AuioND setue 33c iu Safeway meats are guaranteed good eating, or money back. Fowl L IbJII Fryers ggg? lb. 49c RockCodFiarrslb.37c Bologna Tl2 B. 34c Lunch MeatMtSdib 37 Lunch Meatspiced. 39 1946 SPRING LAMB Leg Roast Grade AAb. 39 'A' to. 30 Shoulder Roast fc 35c i,34e Loin ChopsGr Mib.58'A'b.55e Rib Chops x45 t43 Pork Sausage Viskln, Type l lb. 39 Link Sausage , lb. 48e' Polish Sausage Type 2 ' lb. 45c . liver Sausage lb. 32e Skinless Wieners A.GType2 lb. 37 w . m a 9 ir . u a m - m . m i r j . av r w j i i
