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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1052
Food Tastes Don't Change
McCall's Food Count Shows
If you're an average adult, you
till prefer the foods you "remem
ber from childhood" and you prob
ably remember most favorably
meat or fowl an your main dish
and cake as your favorite dessert.
Tnee are a few conclusions reached
an a result of a survey conducted
by Helen McCully, McCall's rood
Editor, to secure background for
her eight page food article "Just
Like Mother Used to Make" which
appear In February McCall's on
the newsstands January 23.
Featured In McCall's February
food article, as a result of the sur
' vey are:
Roast beef It Is the most fond
ly remembered meat with steak
second and stews third.
Roast chicken it was the over
whelming fowl favorite. Turkey
was a weak second, despite its I
festlveness.
- Apple pie the favorite pie et
all age groups from all sections.
Liking for apple pie shades down
as It goes west. Lemon pie is
strons In the 31-30 age group.
Folks under 21 have strong lik
ing for chocolate pie.
Chocolate pudding it placed
second to rice pudding as the
overall favorite pudding but was
first with the under 21 group.
Although there is a strong liking
among adults for "food they re
member from home" 92 per cent
of men still prefer it, 91 per cent
of women there is wide difference
of opinion among regional groups.
Only 72 per cent of New Englanders
still prefer childhood dishes while
mid-westerners prcfeV native food
100 per cent.
Fort Klamath Women
Meet For Valentine Fun
FORT KLAMATH At the regu
lar meeting of the Civic Improve
ment Club in the clubhouse on
Friday afternoon, Feb. 1, plans
were made for a card party to
be sponsored by the club this
month. A tentative date of Feb.
22 has been set for the affair,
subject to change in the event it
conflicts with the basketball tour
nament scheduled to be held in
Klamath Falls sometime in Feb
ruary. The following committees were
appointed to make arrangements
for the card party: cards. Mrs.
James Van Wormer. Mrs. Richard
Varnum and Mrs. Frank Strahan;
kitchen and refreshments, Mrs.'
Frank Denton and Mrs. Frank Ed
wards. Bridge, pinochle, canasta
and games will be featured, a
guest prize will be awarded. Re
freshments served at the close of
the play, all for a nominal admis
sion fee. Proceeds will be turned
Into the Club treasury.
As the sponsoring organization of
the local scout pack, the C.L Club
received at this meeting the char
ter of Explorer Post No. 134, pre
sented for 1951 by the National
Council of Boy Scouts of America.
In addition to sponsoring the three
groups of scouts, the Club Is also
sponsor of the Horizon and Blue
bird divisions of Campfire girls in
this locality.
Announcement was made by
Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley, chair
man of the church and school
committee, that commencing on
January first, church services are
being held at 3 p.m. each Sunday
instead of in the morning as pre
viously, with Rev. C. EUery Ech
lin. pastor of Chiloquin and Ft.
Klamath Methodist churches, con
ducting the Sabbath services.
Welcomed as a new club mem
ber at this time was Mrs. Wil
liam Brewer.
At the close of the business ses
sion, 'an innovation in the way of
sales was introduced, when instead
of the usual white elephant sale
in which articles are offered for
sale wrapped, contents unknown,
items to be sold were worn, un
wrapped, by each club member
present, no article exceeding fitly
cents in value. The new method
proved highly successful, no mem
ber buying some unwanted article
to be put aside for future refer
ence on the occasion of another
white elephant sale.
An enjoyable social hour round
ed out the afternoon, with the
hostesses, Mrs. Frank Denton and
Mrs. Edward K. Loosley, serving
refreshments at a table colorfully
decorated in the Valentine . motif.
Bright red candles in holders fash
ioned from red apples, red ribbon
streamers, and individual Valen
tine place cards at each plate, all
combined to carry out the theme
of St. Valentine. Called upon by
the hostesses to tell of some per
sonal humorous or - embarrassing
experience, each member present
responded with an anecdote, with
Mrs. Don Veatch carrving off the
prize for - the best story.
Present for the afternoon were
Mrs. Jess Rightmier. Mrs. William
A. Page, Mrs. James Van Wormer.
Mrs. Don Veatch, Mrs. Ravmor.d
S. Loosley, Mrs. Frank Edwards.
sVilliam Brewer. Mrs. Harold
Mrs
Wimer, and the hostesses,
Denton and Mrs. Loosley.
Mrs.
If you use service elates for din
ing remember that no food should
be served directly on this plate.
Grapefruit Eye-openers
Use For Luncheon-Dinner
To climb out of bed with a smile
Is a task for most of us especial
ly these frosty winter mornings. It
your family wakens with a groan
an appetite sharpener like grape
fruit can chase away early morn
ing blues. Grapefruit adds zip to
breakfast. It's fresh brisk flavor
perks up the appetite and prepares
you for the day's activities. Best
of all, it's quick 'n easy to pro
pare. The favorite way to fix grape
fruit for breakfast Is to cut it in
halves in one simple operation an
to serve It "as is." Bite-size pieces
lilt out easilv with a spoon but
you can cut around the edges and
between each segment, if vou pre
fer. Most families like grapefruit
Uils way, but to dress it up a bit,
top each half with a luscious red
cnerry or a fresh sprig of mint.
For an even sweeter meal starter,
sprinkle a bit of sugar over the
grapefruit Just before serving or
sweeten the fruit with honey or
maple syrup.
The fresh honey-white grape
fruit now In your grocery is es
pecially good as an appetizer . .
large, firm, and practically seed
less, with a distinctive fresh fin
vor. Grapefruit is delightful In
many other ways, too, and so easy
to prepare. For segments, peel
whole grapefruit with a sharp knife
removing all outer skin and mem
brane. Then cut on either side of
tne membrane and lift out -eaoh
segments Combine segments with
outer nuns lor salads or fruit cups,
The fresh tnngy flavor of honey
wnne grapetruil inn tea it espe&
tally useful in a wide range of
dishes , , , and delicious from
morning appetizer 'til midnight
snack. Hore are several tempting
grapeiruit recipes lor every-day
iMimiy treats.
For an extra special dinner ap.
petlzer. halve a srunefrult. cut
around the edges and between each
segment. Remove every other scg.
ment (saving for a 'snliict) and
place a cooked shrimp in ench
cavity, serve with cocktail sauce.
Luggage and Leather Goods
Perfect Valentine Gifts
Ever since the early Romans set
aside the 14th of February as a
special romantic festival, tradition
has made it the holiday to remem
ber those near and dear with small
tokens that are intimate, long-lasting
and beautiful. Little gifts that
go arrow-straight to the heart are
plentiful in your nearest luggage
and leather goods shop or depart
ment, and have sentiment as well
as utility and beauty.
Lots of little tokens like wallets,
key cases, memo pads, and cigar
ette cases, picture frames, sewing
kits abound in many colors and
materials. These contrive to make
interesting little sets, which make
especially sweet gifts for a mem
orable day. For a fair lady, they
come in Truly Valentine "shocking
pink" or other equally lightsome
pastels, if her fancy so chooses.
MATCHED - ..
A small mirrored train case with
handle center-top is one of the nic
est things a girl could wish for
on Valentine's Day. These can be
matched to the luggage she al
ready has, or serve as a starter
to a sparkling new set of travel
equipment.-Talking luggage; there
is always that smart looking set
made in fabric, leather or nylon
to please her beyond her fondest
dreams.
For a top-ranking fellow on your
list, be he serviceman or civilian,
there is an abundance of unique
new masculine gadgets about to
inspire the perplexed gift-giver. A
zipper tie-case, for instance, with
small . compartments for jewelrv
and cuff links is an Ideal offering.
For a convivial fellow, a beverua
set In a handsome leather case
for an outdoor guy. a thermos Jug
equuuy nantisomciy ensconced.
VARIATIONS
One sure wav to hit the bull's
eye in male gift-giving Is to select
something that will get lots of wear
Keeping this In mind, cast an eagle
eye over some of the small travel
kits. Utility cases for small odds
and ends come in a variety of slws
and shapes and will get the warm
est of welcomes. Many have water
repellent linings and arc nicely
compartmented to keep bric-n-brac
In ship-shape order. Or, what
about a brief case? There arc
many variations, such as briel
bags and zlppered envelopes. Or
a matching set of men's luggage.
Ideal for that man in your life I
Help Cupid along give luggngc
and leather goods for vaisnunc s
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Flaming Grapefruit
As a super elegant dessert, bring
flaming grapefruit halves to the
table. To make It, cut grapefruit
In half; sprinkle with brown sugar
and dot with butter. Just before
serving, place each half under broil
or until It bubbles and begins to
brown around the edges. Then put
i :ubo it augur in the center o!
each grapefruit half, pour a few
drop of peppermint oil over each
cube, and light with a match
Serve lmmodlntcly, while still flnnt'
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llcl Air Salad
As an aunetlnir-snlnd. combine
tho rich bland flavor of avocados
with tho zippy fresh flavor of honey-white
grupefruit. For six serv
ings, nrel and divide Into segments
three honoy-whlte grapefruit. Peel
inree ripe nvociutos mid cut in hall
lengthwise: fill eavllv with Bran.
fruit segments. Serve with French
dressing,
' . Grapefruit Salad Bowla
Use grupefruit halves as salad
bowls for a small luncheon salad.
Cut each grapefruit In half: scoop
out the pulp, cut the pieces of
grapefruit into bite-size portions.
Add small chunks of red apples,
banana slices and pineapple to the
pieces of grapefruit. In the mean
lime, notch the edges of each
scooped-out grupefruit half with
scissors or sharp knife. Fill the
grapefruit shell with fruit salad
and - serve with sandwiches or
crackers for luncheon.
If you re using grapefruit sec
tions for a sulad. don't toss out
the peel use it in candled form.
To make It, cover peel from two
honey-whito grapefruit with water:
acid one, teaspoon of salt. Boll 30
minutes: drain, again add water
to cover, and boil lor 30 minutes.
Continue until peel Is tender. Drain
ana i cup sugur, !a cup water, and
2 tablespoons corn syrup. Cook un
til syrup is nearly absorbed and
peel is nearly transparent. Drain
and roll In sugar. Serve as a candy
. . . use strips of candled peel
to decorate cakes and sweet breads
. . . chop into small pieces to
flavor cakes, puddings, or breads.
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