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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1951)
PAUB TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVKMHER 21 m 1 sss siasi saMsagsisB tfr--' -iir tit- mw ".ti y THE FATTEST, LARGEST GOBBLER in grandmother's flock was picked for Christmas dinner. A firm grip on a high wire fence backed up her decision. This bronze fellow will weigh in at around 35 pounds. Whatalotta dressing he will need. Presents for Home Gracious For those on your list whose home Is the hub of existence there are no nicer presents than those which add to the graclousness of living. ' Whether yours Is the practical sort of nature that measures each prospective choice by a standard of everyday use. or whether yours is the kind of personality that uses Christmas as an excuse to splurge a bit on luxury, there are home gifts In plenty to suit your taste. ; -Some manage to combine practi cality with a look of defiance. Ranking high in this category is a portable silver file. It's gleaming brocade-like plastic Is sufficiently handsome to' thrill any homemaker on Christmas morning. -. It has many step-saving prop erties. You can carry It right along with you in the crook of your arm when the set the table. La dies will find the hours of silver polishing saved by its tarnish proof linings are enough to endear it permanently to its lucky recip ient. ' A new roast holder Is another Item created primarily to ease a1 practical problem, but Its sleek, handsome design endows It with a functional beauty as weU. With this carving aid, the man Who must struggle with the roast each Sunday, can secure the meat while he slices it. and then, with the same Implement, serve each portion. Fork prongs on the holder make it possible to eliminate the old routine of shilting about with two carving utensils. For those who like to keep up with what's going on there are two gifts that are sure to please. If the Inquiring mind on your Christmas list focuses his curiosity upon the weather, then a desk thermometer which registers not only the heat and the cold, but the humidity as well, is a likely choice. This handsome easel-type thermometer features a clear plas tic dial, lettered in white, with a reflecting back of polished chrome. If time Is the matter of greatest concern for the curious on vour list, then they'd probably find help- iui a aeajc memo 10 wmcn is at tached a tiny hour-glass timer to measure for them the minutes of their telephone conversations. Other features of this handy gad get are a pencil which clings by magnetic action to the side ol the memo box when not in use. ana. concealed beneath a fold-back nood. a perpetual calender and secret compartment for keys. stamps or paper clips. This is able both in genuine and Imitation leather. In those homes where hosnitalltv. and the graceful serving of guests is an important part of living, a new tea or coffee pot might be welcome, gift. Christmas Shop at THE GUN STORE I n Toys Jgfe For Men See You At The GIANT BALLOON PARADE Saturday! Toys For Children THE COVER The winsome cover girl. Karen Gentry, who cooperated beautifully with the Herald and News photo grapher Is the little grandaughter of pioneer grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gentry, early Tulelake homesteaders and Mr. and Mrs. John Liskey. Grandpa Liskev, a fascinating story-teller has lived In the Klam ath country 65 years. The rag monkey who also coop erated beautifully belonged to Ka ren's mother the former Georgia Liskey. Karen is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gentry, Merrill. Crumblin? fortifications Azores Islands were built to repel pnvuiecrs. By G.WNOK MADDUX The delicious tradition ol baking cookies and small cakes lor Christ mas is centuries old. The Christmas cooky hud Its blrui hi old Germany hundreds ol years uko. Honcv rich Leukuoheii. spicy l'icffrriiUMe and Springerlo with antao seed are pail ol Christ mas all over Northern Europe. According to Kuth Andre, a dis tinguished lood expert born In the iHLy Mmnt'sota town of Unci River. America loves Its cookies, loo. blie grew up. she reports, In the heart of Uie cooky country. To day, as director ol the Plllsbury Mills test kitchen 111 Minneapolis, she perlecls cooky recipes not only lor her two young sons whose falnrr was killed in the war, but tor home bakers throughout the country. Mrs. Andre, In cooperation with Uns column, gives a lew of her luvorlte Chrlsunus recipes, some ol tnem garnered Irom Uio nation wide annum Plllsbury Keclpe Con test. From France, noted lor her dell- cato creation comes Uiese lacy "French Tunes," contributed by Mrs. Marian Wells of Washington, D. C. FRENCH TTILES Three-quarters cup 5 to egg whites, unbeaten: 1 2-3 cup sugar, 4 teaspoon salt, a cup melted butter, cooled to lukewarm: ' cup melted shortening.' cooled to luke warm: 1 cup sifted enriched Hour, cup blanched almonds, fuicly chopped. Combine egg whites, sugar and salt: stir until sugar Is dissolved and mixture is thick. Add butter and shortening: mix thoroughly. Blend In flour and almonds and beat until smooth. Drop by level tablespoonfuls onto ungreased bak ing sheet. Place S Inches apart to allow ample room tor spreading. Bake in moderate oven iMO degrees F. ) 8 to 10 minutes. Let stand 'a minute: then, quickly and gently. remove irom tr.e bating sneet one at a time and mold over rolling pin until cool (about 'i minute). If cookies harden before they are molded, reheat In oven for a lew seconds to soften again. For easier handling, bnke cookies a few at a tunc. Makes i doseo cookies. Not to leave the USA out of the picture, Mrs. Andre says Missouri waits Brownies, as created by Mrs. Natalie Townes of Klrkvllle. Mo., belong in the Christmas cooky Jar. MISSOURI WALTZ BROWNIES Three-iuarters cud sifted en riched flour, 'i teaspoon double acting baking powder. teasDOon salt, 'i cup shortening, 1 cup sugar.- 3 eggs, 3'i squares 2 ox.) chocolate, melted and cooled; 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 cup chopped nuts. - . Sift floor, salt and baking pow der together. Cream shortening: add sugar gradually, creaming well. Add eggs, chocolate and va nilla. Blend In dry Ingredients and outs. Mix well. Pour Into well greased and floured B x 9 x 2 inch pan. Bake In moderate oven (350. degrees F.l. 55 to 35 min utes. Cool and frost. Cut Into bars or squares. Makes about 11 dozen brownies. .. MINT CREAM FROSTING Combine Hi cups .sifted confec tioners' suear and U cun nht the cream or evaporated milk In saucepan. Cook over direct heat until a little syrup dropped in cold water forma a soft ball vm degrees F.l. Ilemove Irani heal. Add 1-tablespoon butler and cool iuaewarm 110 degrees K). Add i4 teaspoon peppermint Un voting and 1 drop green lood coloring and bent until thick unci creamy. Frost cooled brownies. Spread I squares CI ol.l nielled J',u-oiaie over friullng. cut lino cool B1U,'CI' w"cl thoroughly And now to the old German fa- "?" 'inesr aure-flro recipes. 1-KEKFK.KNlKSK Four and one-hiilf cups sifted enriched flour. i4 icii.spoon soda, 1 teaspoon each: cloves, nutmeg, salt. teaspoon cinnamon, i4 lea. spoon black pepper. 2 teaspoons anise sesd. 4 CIK!, BuRhlly beaten: 1 cutis firmly packed brown sugar. Sift together Hour, soda, clows, nutmeg, salt, cinnamon and pop per. Add anise seed. Combine eggs and brown sugar; add to div In gredients and mix w,-ll 11 dough may be chilled. Shnpe dough with well-floured hnnds Into bulls the site of walnuts. Place on greased baking sheets. Cover nook- lea witn a towel. . Let stand at room temperature overnight. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.l 30 lo 35 minutes. Shake warm cookies, a few at a time, In paper bag containing confectioners' stig. ar. When cold, store in tightly covered Jar. Makes about 4'j doien cookies. Sl'KINGERI.K Three and three-fourths cups sifted enriched flour, 'j teaspoon salt. 4 eggs. 3 cups sugar, anise seed. Sift flour and salt together. Beat egits until thick and lemon colored. Add sugar gradually, beating con stantly. Continue beatlni- for 15 minutes. Fold dry ingredients into W mixture. Roll dough to about 1-3 Inch thickness on llKhtlv-fMured bnard. keening rectangular sluuie. Prc-n snrlnqerle bonrd well Into dourh. Or use a rolling pin on wh'ch sprlnerle forms are marked Cut cookies apart with a shorn knife Place on inrreaed baMng sheet sprinkled with nie seed Cover Cough with towel sid al low to drv overn'ght. Bake in moderate oven (315 decrees F ft minutes, then redi"e heat to 300 Ogrees F. I'M eon'inur baklnf for 25 minutes. Makes 5 dozen cookies. - f- - v y S A took': VI I DEAR SANTA We've been good the whole year iliroiijh . . hiing our dull and wajjuti sh sitl One Color Bulbs Best Outdoors If you belong to the school of Christmas tree trimmers who put lights on hit and miss fashion, here's an idea that will muke your outdoor lighted trees out standing this year. Try lighting short, stocky trees which have a heavy base growth by arranging strings of lights In straight vertical lines. For a really spectacular effect, use bulbs of one color. Holiday lighting specialists sug gest the use of all yellow bulbs to give the tree a golden effect. Another unusual treatment for taller trees, drape strings of out door Christmas tree lights diagon ally to emphasize the symmetry of the tree. Tall trees, too. will take on added glamor If bulbs of 0110 color are used. 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SAMSONITE CARD TABLES AND CHAIRS ALSO TABLES Reg. $6.95 NOW CHAIRS Reg. $8.95 NOW Tricts Include tax 8 OFF I 5.45 1 7.15 j THRIFTY SANTA IS HURRY '$ ING TO THE ARMY STORE' too, a tub for swimminc for DoiuiUI Duck (who turni'il I1I.1 hack on tlio canicral, here's vl1 hing you just lots of luck from Karen and Johnny who say ChrlstinAi cvo prayers j ido the bed in which mother slept when she was the age for 'believing " ' i if You can't match a mm for Christmas This year, turprlw th wholt family with a gih thai brlngi tailing happlntti tor all . . a Frigidalr Applianct. lit bcauly and UttMntii will nokt you provd ol vour rt' lor yean lo comt. Ordir youn now I 4 Imp.rlal Modl-ipa;o' locVtr. Top holdi up lo 73 Ibi. ol Coin food. 3 rtfrigoralipg tyiltmi tor SAFE Cold, lop la boiiom. StlT dtlioiimgl Twin, deep Hydralori , , , mony oiher (oiurti found only In Frigldoirj. 8 Co. Ft. $442.75 10 Cu. 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