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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1952)
PAGE TWENTY HERALD AN'D NEWS. KLAMATH KAI.I.S. OKKCON Can She Bake A Cherry Pie Billie Boy! Billy Boy? Sure! Chicago Leah Jane winner, lor 10 ni nutrs. men rt vide th. 18, of Balling Springs, Pennsylvania dough In half. Roll one piece out became the Nation's Champion and fit Into pie p.m. Brush this Cherry Plo Baker when she .crust completely wuh run while, TJIUIISDAY, AI'HIL 24, 10.12 triumphed over entranus from every state In the Country at the Kith Annual National Cherry Pie Baking Contest In Chicago on Feb ruary The 48 stale contestants were the winners of over 3.000 young girls who coi'tpetrd In town. and cooled cherry tllhnu. Roll out pastry for Die lop, making air vents In the center. Place the p.'istrv over the filled crust. Trim orf any .surplus pastry. Flute the edges to seal. Hake In hot oven at 4.u r . tor 10 minutes. 1 neu county and slate contests from; reduce the teiuneraiure to 375 F MAUD WILSON, Corvallis, visiting expert with the Ag ricultural Division. Natural Resources Section, GHQ, SCAP, is presented the Certificate of Achievement by Lt. Col. Hubert G. Schenck, (Palo Alto, Calif.), Chief, Natural Resources Section, at Dai Ichi Bldg., Tokyo, Japan, May 5, 1951. Miss Wilson will be the guest speaker at the annual Homemakers Festival at the Fairgrounds, May 6. Women, of Japan Learning Home Demonstration Pavsb: Maud Wilson. Oregon State Col. economic extension service to lg,, lege, guest speaker at the coming , braska during the first World War 00vvj ovfr dough, allow to str.nd May 6 Klamath County Home- (and was instrumental m getting me , maker's Festival at the fairgrounds : first county home demonstration ' will talk on "Japan's Program fori agents employed in that state. j Farm Life Improvement. She spent the spring of 1951 In Japan where she helped Uie Japanese Agricul tural Improvement Bureau with plans for setting up a department of Home Economics Research. Miss Wilson visited rural homes coast to coast. Pie cherries will mu be on the market here. Accord mir to Lean Jane, pretty and petite Home Economies stu dent, ner recipe had been worked over and adjusted In her "home classes for three years. Her championship cherry pie recipe Is ns follows: . INCKEDIKNTS (CRIST) 3 cups sifted flour 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon sn'l 3i uo shortenirc 1 eag :'parnt.xt 1 tablespoon lemon Juice ' cup milk DIKKCTIONS Mix dry ingredients together. Add shortening and blend with a pastry blender. Mix egg volk; lemon Juice, end milk together by beating with frrk: stir this mixture into the dry Insred'ents to make a soft .lough. Turn tho dough into lor IS to 30 nunu.ts INCRIIDIKNTS (K1I.1.INC.) 3 cups red sour canned cherries drained I cup sugar 'i teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons cornstarch 1 1 cup cherry luice I tablespoon butter 4, drops red food coloring If frown cherries mo used, thaw cherries thoroughly and drain: ie- (luce sugar to 3-3 cup. niKUC TIONN Placo sugar, salt, cornstarch and cherry luice Into n saucepan. Klir. Cook until It begins to boll raplrilv. Then add drained cherries care- Mora Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH !lr U a pli-ani.nl wy to ovrtvoin I. msm p-lsl. ,li.,nilort. KSHTKKTII, n tmt..rl powlr. .prlntled t. uisr ati.l Inw.r rlilti htilil. Ihrm Arntfr II. nt th.y rcl nvtr. romfurtAbl N.t rtinimv. ir.xw, Ms.tv L.t. or (..Una. Alk.llh. uion-Hol.t). Ikmi not Hour. I n.cKH tHAl.1 mior - i.i.rtiur orr.in, U.t KAHTKKTII tailsy at any ilrui nor. In 1918 she came to Washington State College where she did similar work for seven years. In Oregon she is known chiefly for her re search In housing for family needs. During her 25 years of service In mis state she was a member of Here's ( new recipe lor Thous and ' Isand dressing: Mix three quarters cup ol mayonnaise with one-quarted cup of condensed undil uted cream of tomato soup and one-quarter cup. of India . relish. Chill the dressing and serve over hearts of lettuce for dinner salad. Theme of their year's festival will be " Gateway to Better Livim." in several sections of Japan, and ,ne experiment staUon staff. Decame acquauuru uui umy hi.ii home proDlems but also with home demonstration agents and special ists and their programs. Only three or four years old. the rurai home improvement program in Japan has already been started m all the prefectures (corresponding to our states) ana mere are over 600 home improvement workers employed. 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Somewhere on your drive, park this Pontiac for a few minutes and look It over carefully its distinctive Silver Streak beauty; the luxurious comfort and quality details of its Interior; Its sweeping full-horizon vision. Remember, too, you're looking at the lowest priced straight-eight in America. The lowest priced car with Ilydra-Matlc Drive. Then drive back to us and get the facts and figures that prove what a great buy this spectacular new Pontiac really is! 'Optional at txtra coil. Dollar for Dollar yon can't beat a PARKER PONTIAC CO. 4th end Klamath Ave. ' Klamath' Falls, Ore. Hilly, rontlimt' iouklni( uciulv iinlll tlio tle licd tlili'kiK'iM Is mnlicd limuivo from hrnt. Atll butler mill ml food t'olininu. Cool. Tele-fun by Wotion Goodrich m FOR QUICK. -hotweals! ALSO TRY-SpoBholll, SaladoNoi, Macaroni, tj S.o Shilli and Kurlo-O NoodUi... eG3kn POirtl-iCAlrlill MACAlONi (O. fOXIANP. 0IOON HOtOttOtvIIvOMOvvOH "Stop trusting to tnotnory and look up th corrtct numbor for mm. That tlmo I got a quaaky-volcad follow callod Chip Monkl". . .When you're not sure of a number, plenxo look it tip in (lie directory... Pnciftc 'l'elci)hotie. 0 . 0 440B VnaJdha& Jimshj JipA hk. jlwil . . A Onvv I'ihui a Tim o back In the nool old Iny iB T i bfforc Inxrs. licn Po) pednlcd on Ills irmly bike to the ba.iebnll guniM while Monimn tolled over her foul rnntte to make Jewel-like JAMB nnd JELLIES for her "lord nnd mnster." KVERYBODY knew nlxml TH'i Rough Rideu nnd that women had uiven up the buttle but NO one knew about CAHTKItS' and MARY KLI.EN'S "better limn home made" SPRKAHS Were really putred up about CARTERS' and MARY KLLEN'S JAM and JKLI.IKS because there two names are SYNONYMOl'S . . . meanlmt PERKKCTION, CONSISTENCY . . . like CARTERS' the tiuallty of MARY tI.LEN'3 products never CHANOK . Don't upend your nummer lllni! In vour kitchen, plucklnir sterna and seeds from btr rles. cooklnj. strnlnmir. stirring, sklmmlnit. IMtirlng ... let EXPERTS blend and bubble Juices hlle you tackle fun . . . they'll mens ure "cup-for-cup." then send to CARTERS' crystal flashes filled with nectar . . . n'ack berry. Black Cherry. YouiiKbrrrv. IiBnn'ierry. Strawberry. Red Raspberry, Black FI-. and UaLsuma. Plum. Peach and Almond. Apricul and Pineapple OOODNEHS This la a product you can DEPEND on as aurely as you DEPEND on CARTERS' for QUALITY on EVERY shelf , . . the texture of MARY ELLEN'S Jams and jellies never CHANGES ... all the TRUE flavors are captured and preserved. Our Klamath Spring n "full upon u" . . . summer crowds and full Is Jut bevond the hills that run iho valley . . . don't mtsa DAY of sun ... lei worry pass you by . . . you CAN you know, fill up thoae shelves for winter hoarding with MARY ELLEN'S Jama and Jellies, brotieht to our town by "Vour Most Thoughtful Grocer." H20 Es planade, I All l l ltS- ir Uuir'H Your ll.if. Today? No one, whether you live In a penthouse . . . herd sheep In the sagebrush . . . dwell In a dugout or keep house In a mansion, ran af ford to lei your "Durbecue Quotient'' slip In simple w-nrds you CANT nfnrd NOT know lug that YOl'R hTOKi: is hee.dtuartera for UADO ET8 . . . gadgets for this and gadgets for I hit . . . BUROER BAKERS, long-handled Juice savers to sizzle your hamburgers . . . STEAK SIZZLKRS to hold cooly over glowing embers . . . long-handled FORKS and BUROER- TURNERS . . . Kelsey LAWN COASTERS to poke Into the lnwn and cuddle your TOM COLLINS glasses . , . SNACK KNIVES that cut and spread and clean . . . KITCHEN SAWS that whip through the toughest bnnca grown bv any bovine, KMALL enough for the WEAKEST gal lo handle . . . PIE CRIMPERS thai can nick the edi:e of a pie as neatly as. Gramma ... a FLEXIBLE FLASK lo flick under your roattnlls, won't drip a dron, holds a whole PINT of MILK?? At YOUR hTORE ask about SALAD BAS KETS to auda your greens, they'll double with a little ingenuity for summer handhaca . . . aik about SILEX COFFEE WARMERS, glum bases .two refill candles, $3.11) . . . More away IRON RESTS, H1.39 . . . E-Z-V MEAT RACKS $1 . . . MELON BALLERS, 29c .. . TOP OFFS, everything from a cntr.up bottle to ft fruit Jar. 40c .. . JILLION8 of GADGETS at 721 Main, vi( it sroiti: Buy nlon tare and net, lavlli vou like trllhuul a thniichl nf frtlilllty . . . testa ha proven that It ran stand inure washings mure wear and Irar than i-otlou lare . . . hrldra who waul to look rnmanllr at inndrr. ate roat should shop fur nylon frillies. vV vV Slltlni In on m mllllral illnnrr 'tulhrr nlglil, took m lmk ( hnU . . . rouitlrd n III ftiurra of onr hand lliinr (hut illtln't thow lilnuom . . . rvrn If you ure Iwml nnd bruguv Udy. d' lurk a pmr HOMIHIIKHK ... If you can't hrnr a hlnont noddltif on, your brow, pin one to vour laprl. at our iirckMnr or looklux from Jarkrt porkrl M.VVKST spot at vour brllltnr. 1 1 Xon Ihtn't linotr What you're missing until you DttZZ down to Ihe OIF'IWARES and LINEN DEPARTMENT al MILLER'S, but don't go looking for green cheese, the row that Jumjietl over the moon or Ihe eltiaHe love bug. you won't find 'em but you WILL find a hend turnhig array nf 1UFAS for MOTHERS DAY gift ing . . . Don't duck bv the CON DIMENT shelf without HTOPPINO for the NEW EST In Fri.HERTS . . SMOKED and 8PICKD if you plea.-e. wonderful bridge prize Idea . . . tickle your palate with alad dressing pepped un with WINK VINE OARS and DONT overlook THIS for HER. "Constant Comment" uml we don't mean maybe SPICED TEA. hint of orange rind and-cinnamon, a Goddess B'fl ... at MIU I.FR'S . . . LOVED the Bone China TEA BETS. po. cake plate, service plates, nips, paucers sprink led with vloleis . . . the OLD ENUI IHH TEA POTS, the English you know. Ml'Il.D the STRAINER In Ihe pot. I1..10 and KM . . . Olve her a pair nf those precious old milk glass tantDs for her dressing tnb'e. hand painted CHIMNEYS . . . T'AIll E LAMPS that light In base and glob . . . turk an ELEC TRIC gadget, a WAFFLE IRON. Automata COFFrEMASTF.lt. TOASTER. RIO BRAND NAMES that count with MOTHER . . . Skip and Jump over lo SOFTWARES section for a CALLAWAY BATH MAT and SEAT cover to freshen her bathroom, sweet as spring colors, WONT fade . . . J.1.M to $.VM . . . Mom AND Pop will ruddle rozlly under aum mem eight Chatham BLANKETS, pastel shades and theae ARE luscious, ravon. collon. wool, SAIlN bound. M.M . . . heln her all EASY with KAROSEAL CHAIR PADS, millted ruf fled sent nnd b.ick pads, pretty colors, these will last and laH. p"pper-upper for kitchen and breakfast room CHAIRS. J, WE'D love a gav. GENUINE SCOTCH PLAID, fringed .100'i. wool PENDLETON ROBE . . v "flcotty na a kilt," 11(1.50. Use your Wits nnd Wisdom In ahnuplnf for that "best girl." your MOTHER, by buzz ing down to SI2 Main, .milu:i.s 0m VI m It Smart and Han to CUnniN'H. A special price and two spe cial Items , . . It doesn't take a eackful of Jingle or your whole winter's hoard to tnko advantage of these. TUSSY Cream Deodorant, SLOB size BOet TUSSY Crcnm Shampoo, tl.00 size AO cents. For thrifty gala who long for bargains . '. . for know ing gals already familiar with tho fresh, spicy fra grance of Cream Deodorant NEVER clashes with favorite perfumes or colognes; An antl-persplrant. lined daily will not Irritate normal skin. Soft, bright, casy-to-manngc tialr after TUSSY Cream Shampoo .. . , foams Instantly . . . mokes you glow with that extra splc and span feeling. Scoop your SMALL CHANOU Into your pocket April 26th . . . first slop CIIRRIN'8. MOTHER'S DAY being Just around the corner, ask to aee the delightful Helena Rubensteln Top-Drawer Beauty Box. Matchle! BEAUTY AIDS for eyes lips nails skin . . . tucked In one compact con tainer . . . mirror under the lift top. 12.05 plus lax. Olow with pride when you give MOTHER a gift from the Beauty Bar, Ninth and Alain, 4 I IIIILVS D4h iMvnioi'fi Stir within you when you seek a gift for MOT FR'8 DAY ... do you remember WHEN Blie hushed your walls and soothed your hurt . i . beamed over your flrat touchdown . . . irti you compiciny alone when the girl nrxt door Jilted you for the lad with the yellow convertible . . . smiled a tcar-hldden smile v hen she first knew yoi were to wnlk down an i aisle to a hoy at the altar? If memory HASNT prompted you to open the pages In life's family album, go to ItK KYH before you buy that gift for HER this year ... lot tho yesterdays flootl across the pathway of your mind and buy her the gift she has always wanted and never found the coins to buy , . , the LITTLE gift that means a lot . . . ENGLISH BONE CHINA CUPS nnd SAUC ERS from an (almost) endless choice . . . fragile bits of beauty wreathed In gold, gar landed In flowera.. , . "down deep" she's wanted, to be n COLLECTOR but dollars went for dinners '. . . pick a dozen patterns . , . give her a BIO start toward the col lection of her drenms . . , prices start at, $2.05 . . . with ANY rap and dancer at THIS price or MORE KICK YH lets you take one from a special table WITHOUT CHARGE to moko your gift on MOTHER'S DAY a DOU BLE Joy . . . you'll find cunning dcml-lnasa cuna that have a double purpose . . . LAST year we aw those used for mlnlaluro nr- rangcmonU at a local flower show. No one has ever coined a word to take the place of MOTHER ... no one expects to find less than the perfect gift for HER day at 700 Mnln, "Vour Registered Jeweler," UK KVS
