THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, IflM
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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TUNA TIPS
In a hurry tonight? Then pre
pare some of the new ready-cooked
rice. While it's steaming, open a
can of cream of mushroom or
celery soup. Combine with a can
of tuna, a few sliced stuffed olives
and a bit of chopped parsley or
chopped green onion. Heat and
thin with a little milk or sherry
wine. Serve over the hot rice.
Creamed tuna in a firm ripe
avocado half Is a deluxe dish. Top
with a sprinkling; - of Parmesan
cheese or chopped nuts and heat
until the avocado Is hot. Serve at
once.
To your favorite creamed tuna,
Just before serving, add an avo
cado cut in cubes. Heat a few
minutes,. stir gently, and pour over
hot cooked rice.
Are there leftover vegetables In
your refrigerator? Then make a
tuna-vegetable chowder. Fry a
strip or two of bacon until crisp.
Set bacon aside and cook a
chopped onion In the drippings
until barely tender. Add a peeled
and cubed potato and a cup ol
water and cook until tender. Add
the leftover vegetables, a can of
"Bite Size" tuna and 2 cups of
milk. Heat to boiling, add crum
bled bacon, and sprinkle with pap
rika. Serve with crisp crackers.
A super dish on a cold night!
Line individual casseroles with
mashed potato. (Use instant
mashed potato if you're in a
hurry.) Then top with a layer of
cheese sauce, a layer of tuna,
then another layer of sauce. Top
With esrums and bake until brown.
Valentine Ideal Mold perfection
salad tn heart-shaped molds
(chopped cabbage, celery, pickle
and pimento in well - seasoned
lemon-flavored gelatin). Top with
a generous serving of tuna salad.
Serve with hot rolls.
For unexpected company Make
Home
Extension
Nevs
BONANZA
The Bonanza Home Extension
TJnit met Jan. 8 at Alta Dixon's
home lor a project on Ironing
Boards.
Mrs. Borneman demonstrated
further details on textile painting.
Feg Brundage, Klamath County
Four H leader visited the group
during the afternoon seeking lead
ers for Four H work.
The white elephant was won by
Eula Frough. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs.
Frough, lesson to be on "Step
Saving Kitchens."
Twelve members were present.
KENO
The Keno Home Extension unit
met at the borne of Mrs. Ray
Hinshaw on Wednesday. Jan.
The lesson was on "easier ironing
Mo. 2." A small number of mem
bers attended due to illness and in
clement weather. The purpose of
this meeting was to learn how to
make a table ironing board. The
project leaders were Mrs. Ray
Hinshaw and Mrs. L. L. Ramsey.
Mrs. Harold Simmers was the
only member to complete the
board. It was decided at the meet
ing to donate ten dollars for the
"Polio Fund."
Mrs. Robert Rhowton was a visitor.
SETTLEMENT BROKEN LP
JOHORE BAHRU. Malaya Ml
A spokesman for the Johore state
government has explained why
the Mawai settlement of 1,200 was
abandoned and its families reset
tled in other areas. The settlement
could not be defended against Com
munist terrorists. The residents
said they did not wish to be put
behind wire in the area, he said.
2 cups of white sauce; add a can
of tuna, a can of mushrooms and
some cooked or canned peas. Pour
into a casserole and ton with
canned biscuits (or make them
from a mix). Bake IS to 30 min
utes or until biscuits are done and
brown. There'll still be time to
make the basketball game or a
favorite television show.
SHE'S GOING TO THE
TOWER TKEATKE
Even She hos To W0k
LADIES FREE
Plus FREE DISHEi
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Senior Grand Champion at
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New Champion Fed on
TRIANGLE FEEDS
"We tried mixing our own feed but
found it took considerable time and
our mixes were not always uniform.
We tried several other manufactured
feeds, but couldn't seem to find just
what we wanted. We had heard con
siderable talk about the quality of
Triangle Dairy Feeds and decided to
try them. We have used them now for
about 2 years. Triangle gives us a
well-balanced and uniform ration.
Our cows stay in very good shape
and we couldn't ask for better pro
duction." Rt. 3, Boi 413, Enumetaw, Wuh.
Two Balanced Feeds
for Higher Milk Yield
Quality ia dairy feeds "paya orT In bigzet
milk checki. Triangle Milk Ration and Al
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that supply the nutrient needed for maximum
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milk yield with these taeatifically balanced
teed.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY!
BOSTON SUMS 49
At their best! No waste, and a real buy at this price '
fresh dressed, colored. 4 to 5 lb. ave lb.
SLICED BACON - 39
GROUND BEEF - 55
PORK SAUSAGE - ' 25
RIB STEAKS r"i",,") "69
OYSTERS 59
S SMOKED LINKS - 49
GREEN BEANS 9 OQr
Garden, cut No. 2 cans J, for g
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FRENCH SLICED BEANS
Royal Club 303 tins
TOMATO JUICE
Campbell's 13Kj oi.
TANG
Nalley's Salad Dressing pt.
21c
10c
25c
TUNA
Dawn Fresh, Albacore, grated ...
CRACKERS
Sunshine
CAKE MIXES '
Cinch
MARGARINE
Swanson's, colored
CHEESE SAUCE
Snow's ! 8 oi.
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giant size V
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NALLEY'S
"Treasure" 12 oi. Jar
ARMOUR'S
12 oi.'
NESTLES
1 lb. Con
SWIFT'S
"JEWEL"
79
19c
2 ib.. 57c
PAIMOLIVE
Toilet Scap. bath size
PEETS
Gronulated
u 39c VEL
jaiii For all washing, large
2ib..45c ajax
Cleanser
FAB
For dishes and fine fabrics, large.
APPLE SAUCE
Royal Culb, 303 tins
10c
2 - 29c
Fancy Navels 5 43c
BANANAS
Fancy, ripe hands ..... .2 bs.
29c
BANANAS
Loose fingers lb.
5c
LETTUCE
Crisp, solid heads lb. ISc
TOMATOES
Ripe and firm Tube 19c
AVACADOES s.,d , 2 , 19c
CAULIFLOWER
Snow white .. ',. 15c
BRUSSEL SPROUTS r.r 19c;
SWEET POTATOES t.. 10ci
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