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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1951)
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH TAUS. OREGON aggagaBSBn Women In Chechoslovakia re marvelous cooks. Those who get down Malta way for a occasional company dinner or to the. annual chamber of commerce banquet may be familiar with some ol the recipes generously offered by three well known hostesses. Mrs. Wll l.'am Rajnus, Mrs. Mervyn Wilde and Mrs. Marie Kalina. In Ciecho elovkla families plan for weeks ahead for menus for Christmas dinner. The big celebration is on Christmas eve. The tree has been hidden in a closed room until I the bl moment when tinkling little Eel's is the signal for them all to loon, to exchange presents. Fish, soup and cheese Is eaten for the evSlng meal, a dUlon followed for many generations and at midnight the families all go to ChTtiehCzechoslovaklans settled as colonist at Malin in 1909 when the lltU town of MaUn. named for one in Eurooe was built on the shores of Tulelake. Vanilkove Rohltrky (Vanilla Crescents) Cream U pound of butter and '4 pound of and with '4 pound of powdered sugar. Add I esg and cfeam again. Then add S cups sifted flour with I tea. baking powder, lb. of ground nuts. X UMir.nu"together until well blend, ed then make little rolls and form crescents on an ungreasea cookie sheet. ... ... , Bake In 400 oven until light brown. Roll each crescent in pow dered sutrar while still warm. (Re cipe of Mrs. William Rajnus.) Cerna Kuba (Pearl Barley with Mushrooms) Cook 2 cuos pearl barley, in 6 cups water with salt and 'j tea carrowav seed. When tender, add mushrooms, fresh or dried, chopped parsley which have been fried in butter, i tea. pepper. 4 tea. marloram or mace, clove ot garlic minced and salt If neces- SaMi'x all these Ingredients togeth er and bake in a greased casserole for hour In a moderate oven Dried mushrooms should be soaked for a while before frying. (Recipe of Mrs. William Rajnus) Vanocka (Christmas Bread) ft cups flour 'i cup butter 3 eggs, whole 1 cup sugar Ground rind 1 lemon. 2 yeast cakes i cup raisins 4 cup chopped almonds 7 tea. mace Enough milk to make stiff dough. Let rise like light bread. Divide dough into 9 pieces. Braid four pieces together, lay on bot tom of pan covered with heavy brown paper, well greased. Then braid three pieces together, place on top the four-piece braid. Then braid two pieces of doughlay on top the three-piece braid. Let rise. Bake one hour in 375 oven. Just before baking, brush with slightly beaten egg white. Makes one huge loaf, keeps well with aging increasing the goodness. This can be made ahead and frozen. Serve with tea or wine during holidays, (Recipe ol Mrs. Marie Kalina). Carp With Black Saace Remove intestines from carp, rinse inside of fish with vinegar and save the bloody vinegar for later use. Cook for one hour: 1 medium onion, chopped 3 stalks celery, chopped 1 carrot, sliced i root parsley, chopped 1 cup rye bread crumbs 1 cud hard ginger bread crumbs 10 whole black peppers 10 whole cloves 10 whole allspice 'i cup walnuts or almonds About 8 or 10 whole dried prunes or cup raisins Rind ' 2 lemon !i cup sugar browned with ,4 cup butter 1 cup vinegar 4 cud beer .. Salt to taste ' Add enough water to cover the fish. Then add fish and cook until tender. Remove fish and olace on platter. To the sauce add bloody vinegar and boil for about 1 min- VI e. Strain the snnce over the fish and decorate with sliced carrots, prunes and nuts. An added cud of red wine will improve the flavor of the sauce. The sauce has a sweet sour flavor, more or less vinegar can be used according to t-tste. Fish is best when epten 3-4 days after It was preDared. Carp i the onlv f'sh prepared this way. IReclDe of Mrs. Mervyn Wilde.) -a, tv 7Ta 11 Wi (lr$ t iiiiiii, J 1 i ' ? ac4 -r4fcr THESE PRETTY, colorful costumes sometimes still worn for festival days by the women of Czechoslo vakia are modeled by Mrs. Mervyn Wilde (left) and Mrs. William Rajnus as they stirred up a batch of Van ocka (Christmas bread) in Mrs. Rajnus' kitchen, gay 'with accessories from Eu rope. The big loaf of Christmas bread baked by Mrs. Wildes mother, Mrs. Marie Kalina, fills a large platter. Mrs. Wilde's frock, brought recently from Czechoslavakia. is a bridal costume. Mr. Rajnus wears work-a-day garb. ' TJtaAJthcL ShofiL and. Shop. ft ALARM CLOCK in modern design has tweed fabric face, makes all-around clock for small apartment or home. The Might Kef ore Xmas and all through the house there'll be "much ado about FRAGRANCE'' if you're saying "Dear, I Love You" and "I Hope You Love Me Too" with PERFUMES from CURRIN'S. You may give her sables or give her diamond rings . . you may give her satins or gleam ing kitchen things but UNLESS you have used your MALE wis dom and wisely "went" on vour way to a BEAUTY BAR for PER FUME to put beneath the tree you may NEVER win nor hold her love. WOMEN today are WISE . . the glamorous woman CHANGES her FRAGRANCE as she changes her mind . . with her MOODS . . when she touches her skin with FRAGRANCE from CURRIN'S she wants it to be the FINEST that the perfume centers of the world produce . . from FABERGE . . TUSSY . . ANGELIQUE . . DANA . . COTY . . LANVIN . . HOUBIGANT . . LUCIEN LELONG . . CIRO . . CARON . . HELENA RUBENSTELN . . CURRIN'S has them ALL. To spark those stars in HER EYES . . COM PLETE SETS of ONE fragrance . . FITTED COS METIC CASES with all the "pedigree" of a Car tier diamond . . for HIM those "his alone" MAS CULINE COSMETICS to pamper his pride . . SETS and INDIVIDUAL items . . after shave lotion, soaps, talc . . in COURTLEY . . SPORTSMAN . . OLD SPICE . . HOUBIGANT . . SEAFORTH. For HIM and HER a CAMERA and ALL the EX TRAS . . "know-how" help aplenty . . EXTRA EX PERTS to tell you how to "shoot and shutter." If WE had a choice of CHRISTMAS "wantums" it would be a LITTLE bottle of subtle scent and a CAMERA to record the BEAUTY, the LOVE, the SENTLMENTAL SWEETNESS . . the HAPPINESS of a perfect Christmas Day, helped by "Th Friendly Drug Store," Ninth and Main, it's more fun when your Christmas shopping's done at IT'S A .WONPlirUl STOtl, II Wlcvdlia Alwfti 1'nlliufi All Mom mien! with the SPIRIT of CHRISTMAS in their honrls and little boss and girls to lavish love upon . . calling nil GRANDMAS ami GRANDPAS too . . Calling all folks who adore children who want to see shining eyes, laughing lips, the happiness In children's eves on Christmas .mom to TOTS-TO-TEENS. Good resolutions never made a MERRY CHRISTMAS so shop while the iron is HOT . . the dat-lins litlle next-to-nolliing NY LON UNDIES . . SLIPS . . GOWNS . . PANTIES and P.J.'s are plentiful . . the flirty, frilly llttlo PARTY FROCKS sweet cihiurIi for Tinker Bell, the Fairy Princess in Never-Never land . . little ruffled taffetas to swirl about plump knees, darl ing little sheers with "uppity" trim. Found those stuiggly, warm ns a bunny rabbit, cute ns a kitten, curdurov and miiltud satin ROBES and MATCHING TWINKLE-TOE SLIPPERS to cuddle them in, in the dim dawn of Christmas I);'." for WHO ever HEARD of popping Into shoes and frocks when Santa had just gone 'round the corner . . LOTS of soft, wooly baby toys and the dearest of infant gifts . . sizes from "just begin ners" to age 14 . . If YOU are lucky enough to have a wee one in your home or know others who have . . make this a GALA Christmas with a remembrance from the friendly "CHILDREN'S NOOK," 602 Main. tots-to.ti:i:.s ft Make It A IHamomt from RICKYS . . slip a smartlv designed pair of DIAMOND EARRINGS . . a DiAMOND set BUL OVA . . a gorgeous DIAMOND DINNER RING among HER other CHRISTMAS gifts . . give HIM that DIAMOND - ONYX RING he's been wanting and didn't buy because YOU wanted a new kitch en . . earrings start at $49.50 . . so do men's onyx rings . . watches at ANY price your budget says . . A diamond given THIS holiday timo will sparkle with as much fire, will still be giving happiness . . will still be worth the price you paid TODAY long after her nvlons, her sable scarf have been forgotten . . DIAMONDS are ETERNAL . . ex press your love through the long, long years . . Centuries ago the Western peoples of the world believed them immortal . . unconquerable. The first stones probably came from India. At the present lime the most important source is Africa. It was India laipyies yho first discovered that the brilliance of a diamond was imprisoned be neath a coating or "nyf" . . since then, they have gleamed in all their beauty on lovely women. Because even "perfect" DIAMONDS vary in quality and value", consult your "Registered Jewel er," RICKYS, and be sure of future satisfaction. YOU'LL have a feeling of SECURITY in present ing a PERFECT gift . . SHE'LL feel secure in OWNERSHIP for the value of a DIAMOND never varies if you have been WISE and put your trust in a Registered Jeweler. 700 Main, KSK'KVS vV -.V Out Of The Tirinlilu Laml of MAKE-BELIEVE to the Christinas WONDER LAND at MARVIN'S come the "darlingest" DOLLS ever seen in the WHOLE WIDE WORLD . . a REVOLUTIONARY doll that will last any little girl a LIFETIME . . there are NO reservations on this statement . . the NEW TERRI LEE DOLLS . . TERRI and JERRI are GUARANTEED AGAINST hrcakace for a LIFETIME . . they're as LIFELIKE as a little girl in her trundle bed . . made of unbreakable flesh-colored plastic, that's WARM to your touch . . lifelike with dimples and halo of REAL hair . . planned by a sculptor to be a PLAYMATE for children . . You'll go into a "dither" when you sec these . . you'll be carried away with the perfection of the DETAILS . . the smart little WARDROBES . . the cunning, beautifully tailored mall gar ments, made by skilled seamstresses 'as meticu lously as any made for your family . . only the FINEST MATERIALS have been fashioned Into the entrancing little playclolhs . . pert little school clothes, the "let's have a party clothes" . . "win tertime winsomcs" and for Girl Scout and Brownie . . riding and rodeo . . rain clothes and sun clothes . . wedding frocks and for dancing . . beach clothes and sleep togs . . undies and anklets . . you'll NEVER believe until you have seen them at MARVIN'S. TERRIE LEE'S hair may be dampened and put up in pin curls . . she is "bathablc'' with no harm done . . she can be treated as any flesh and blood girlie and will come right up smiling . . If she SHOULD have an accident . . just send her to the TERRI LEE hospital and there's no charge for the fixing except to RE-STRING her, put on a new wig or repaint her ... broken parls replaced without money. DO see these ENCHANTING, ELABORATE, LIFELIKE LOVELIES in the DOWNSTAIRS CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND at MARVIN'S . . where silver stars twinkle and Santa Clans beams, WHERE every "ducky darling" fnom the wee babe in arms to a pert miss of 14 can be dressed from her "pink skin" . . a trip to BABYLAND at MARVIN'S is a SWEET experience . . some other day we'll tell you about the cuddly CHRISTMAS TOYS . . the cunning CLOTHES . . the little beds and chairs . . the 'MILLIONS of OTHER DOLLS" one for every HOPEFUL child from Santa Claus land to 520 Main, MAIIVIiVS iJflJ The Statue In Set for the most EXITING show of the whole year . . written bv LOVE of MANKIND . . produced lV generations of FAMILIES . . ulaved by n cnt including us ALL . . Hie CURTAIN goes up on MERRY CHRISTMAS at tlie PELICAN CANDY JAR . . fam ous STAR of the DRAMA Just to be In on the OPENING gives you that tingly, isn't il fun . , I-hope-ynu-like-it feeling that starts us off on t tie jaunt to a HAPPY HOLIDAY. Looking for something differ nil than ANYTHING we've ever told you nbnut BEFORE we found It at the PELI CAN CANDY JAR , . perfcctlv precious replica, in paslel polleiv of the OLD BENNINGTON SYRUP JUGS, complete with RED SEALING WAX and 'plumb full" of IM'HE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP . . SOFT MAPLE CREAM and SOFT MAPLE CAN'DIES. from the big slate of Vermont . . Simnlv went Into col.isirs over the IMPORTED NOVELTIES lirought slraiuht from SWEDEN' . . the little three-piece crystal clear CONDIMENT . . 1 11.. 1 1 itl mm. centered ill 1111111 whcmi . . iniiu mi SETS and blue nottetv SALAD SET From the DANISH . . sweet PORCELAIN bv Biorn Wublad of Nvniolle fashioned 111 BISCUIT JARS and several sized DISHES . . fill them with chocolates from the PELICAN CANDY JAR and relax with confidence that vour GIFT Is .1 winner. Look for the most FETCHING little WOODEN FIGUES dreamed up in SWEDEN . . our OWN SPICE ISLAND products . . GIANT PEPPER MILLS in light and dark hardwoods and soft woods . . small pepper mills and whole pepper to fill them . . IMPORTED fine CHEESES from lands all about us . . specially packaged to "captivate cousins" . . priced $1.50 to .six-bits less than $15 to be EXACT ($14.25). Then last we he chastised and accused of IG NORING . . the PELICAN CANDY JAR has r.onn over tho top again with the WILD PLUMS PRO DUCTS . . tantalizing preserves in three welt come sizes . , 11 ounces . . 1 pound and a full pint. There's no FRIENDLIER wav to say "Of eourie we remembered" than to make your choice and if you arc busy, let the folks do your mailing be cause von know from other gav seasons that vou can DEPEND on QUALITY and tho folks at 722 Main, the IM I.K AMIY .IAII ft ft Tli lloitr 1ilnn Turn toward the ZERO - hour of CHRISTMAS SHOP PING ami you haven't YET made up your mind about GREETINGS . , are torn between thosa delicate etchings of a Wisconsin winter and tha cheery checks of Santa above a red brick chimney . . YET . . you KNOW vou should send CARDS a bit more personal . , to take a bit of. YOUR house to THEIR house . . LISTEN . . FOUND a heart-warm lug succestion at MILLER BRUMBAUGH'S that we KNOW you will like . . a hands across the - miles GREETING, one 1.') be kept and cherished . . a photograph greeting LARGE enough to be framed, vet leave space to sav MERRY CHRISTMAS Send your son in the service, the cherub in high chair . . the family, to say HELLO! Theso are the "ticket" for gifts to the home folks if you tuck smiling faces into a frame from the studio. MILLER-BRUMBAUGH has lovely ones . . plain and engraved ones . . 14 karat shadow box beau ties that arc gems of craftsmanship , . this is a DIFFERENT idea . . if you like it . . dial this number 7543 and a.sk for a ".sitting" . . the ear lier the better so there'll bo no disappointment. Tis early to say so but here's MERRY CHRIST MAS from the foiks who will "snap vou when tho bird says you're smiling at the DOWNSTAIRS studio, 512 Main of . miijt:i.-.u.i Mlt l (.11 k ft "k ft SiarSlmlilert UHts conversation-making gilts . . gifts in the party mood . . sensationally different and glorified GIFTS from BLUM'S and IIOEFLER'S . . dreamed up by SANTA and sent to NEAL'S FOUNTAIN for the MERRIEST MERRY CHRISTMAS since (he STAR shown o'er Bcthle- lipm CHRISTMAS CHOCO- LATHS In the GAYEST of CHRISTMAS boxes to lake a breath of beauty . . a spot of happiness . . a lot of "SWEETNESS" to someone you love . . WHO arc WE to tell YOU about thesg famous chocolates when their fame is known tho length and breadth of the land . . they're EXCLU SIVE at NEAL'S and we know you'll be wanting to cross off EVERY SINGLE name on the holiday jjuukk.1 wun liLUfti a ana iiui.tLKHS rrenclt creams, fruit filled bonbons . . chewy chews . . chocolates covered NUTS and not a PEANUT In a boxful. THESE are the ARISTROCRATS of CHOCOLATES . . unimpeachable- CONFECTIONS . . from 1 to 5 pound BOll . . THERE'S a story to be telling about NOVELTIES that arc arriving . . heart-pounding, clever, ultra ultra smart fashions IN CANDIES by the GREAT BLUM'S in the CLEVEREST CONTAINERS this suic 01 1'Aitib . . waicn tor mem . . wait for tnem at 1229 Main, HEADQUARTERS for BLUM'S and IIOEFLER'S fine CHOCOLATES . . NKAL'N- I'OIJIVTAIIV 1 Vr i aaar J .
