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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY B, CHICKEN PIE Chicken Pie Gastronomic Taste Tickler Culinary experts tell us that the chicken has departed further from its original jungle existence titan almost any other bird. The chicken which once ran wild Is now care fully cultivated and the result is proportion of tender white meat There are many ways to pre pare chicken and one of the best l.i the simplest. It's a delicious pot pie with chicken, vegetables and mushrooms in a rich cream sauce, topped with a crisp com flakes butter mixture. Baked In individual casseroles, Chicken Pie Palmer House is dres sy enough for company, yet simple enough to serve at family meals. Sure to please all tastes, including the most discriminating. CHICKEN PIE PALMER HOUSE 3 cups cooked chicken I 1 cup cooked carrots 12 cooked onions 12 cooked potato balls 2 cup button mushrooms 4 tablespoons shortening or chicken fat tablespoons flour , ?i teaspoon salt dash pepper l'i cups chicken stock 1 cup thin cream or milk 2 tablespoons melted butter -i or margarine 3 cups corn flakes Arrange pieces of chicken which iisve been removed from bone, car rots, onion, potato balls and mush rooms in six individual casseroles. Melt shortening add flour and seasonings; add chicken stock and cream slowly, stirring constantly. Cook over low heat, stirring fre quently until thickened. Pour over chicken and vegetables. Sprinkle melted butter over com flakes and stir until each flake is buttered. Cover tops of casseroles with corn flakes. Bake in preheated very not oven (500 F.) 10 to 15 minutes. Yield: 6 individual casseroles. Rainfall Helps, Frost Hurts PORTLAND (.rl Rains helped Western Oregon crops the part week, but frosts caused damage over much of the state, the weekly crop-weather report said Wednes day. Damage to fruit was worst in the Hood River Valley and at The Dalles. This Included pear, apple and cherry crops. The first bloom on Western Oregon strawberries also was destroyed. In the Willa mette Valley, damage was spotted. Although rain retarded spring farm work it helped pastures and early crops. Moisture conditions have returned to about normal for this time of year in Western Ore gon, the report said. Rain Is still needed in Eastern Oregon. The condition of livestock Is be hind normal in Eastern Oregon because of the long winter. Mine Safety Power Voted WASHINGTON iB The Senate voted Wednesday to give the feder al government power to enforce safety measures in the nation's coal mines. A voice vote passed the legisla tion and sent it to the House. At present, enforcement of mine safety is left to the states. Federal Inspectors can only make recommendations. The Senate bill would permit the Eecretary of Interior to fix safety standards. Federal inspectors could close down a mine if they found a condi tion of Imminent danger. Ben. Neely D-W. VA.) sponsored the bill. A federal law has long been sought by John L. Lewis, head of the Coal Miners Union. m u i LEFTY FRIZZEU will autograph his Columbia Records FRIDAY-4:30-5:30 AT DERBY'S! All of his record's are avail able at, Derby's. Here are a few of his latest: Look What Thoughts Will Do Shine, Shave and Shower I Want To Be With You Always My Baby's Just Like Money Give Me More, More, More You're Here So Everything's All Right Derift Music Co. I 120 No. 7th Ph. 4S19 M FOLKS' we are coming along fine with the remodeling of your Safe way Store at 8th and Pine. We are about finished with the painting and cleaning. It won't be long till we re-open with a i complete new stock. f WATCH FOR THE DATE 7 OF THE GRAND RE-OPENING Truman's Reclamation Policy Faces New Tilt WASHINGTON (Pi Tile Presl- sin project units, the lower Marias, dent's "no new starts" policy for below Fort Peck In Montana, and reclamation project faced a new Hie diversion dam of the Missouri attack Wednesday. Souris unit which lies in both Mon- Officials and water users from tana and North Dakota, Washington, Montana and North 8en. Murray (D-Mont. In a MtatemeiH prepared lor the Mib- commute Mild the wree state group believes the no new Murta pollcv," in etfeot for more than two years, should now be modlllrd. Under the policy, the President has 111 general refused to request funds for any new project not ro tated to tlie ilclon.se effort. Despite defense demands, Mur ray said. "we believe that we should proceed with land and water resource development under a sound program and with minimum emiropi lalloiia pt one billion iloUm. mimuilly during the ilcleuso period, which amount miouio be increased as soon as conditions permit." An attempt to break the line on the "no new starts" policy failed Inst yen i'. Funds to begin eight new recla mation projects were approved bv the Senuto Appropriations Commit tee, but were cut nut of the Inter ior Department money bill on the Semite floor, Dakota scheduled appearances be fore a Senate Appropriations sub-1 committee to urge that new pro-! Jecta be put under way. The new projects to be specifi cally pushed are the Kennewlck division of the i Yakima project In; Washington: and two Missouri Ba- BIG DUKE GLOVES' NOW 90c BIG CHAMP GLOYES NOW LOO Oregon Woolen Store 8th and Main THE TIME IS 6:15, AND THAT'S.. KLAMATH THEATER QUIZ TIME Yes, every evening at 6:15 it's Klamoth Theater Quii Time with a com. plete roundup of what's playing at your fovorite Klamath Theater, plus two free theater tickets to some lucky listener. 5000 WATTS K F J I For Entertainment Plus Hie Interior bill an It panned the I Weilllertiwy Included tlen May mi. House this year failed to Include Unii (D-Wai.h.1 and Jav 1'errv, iib. " iwjvvo, i ft ui f in or, mo jvtuinnwio iirriKiilff ti Wltnrwxi expeotptt to tCritlly lOcvWupinrnl. Kcnnrwlclt, Wun Tulelake High enior all Dancing 9:00 to 1:00 Baldy Evans Band Saturday $1.00 per person TuTolake High Gym 9th and Pine Phone 3188 INSTALLED NOW NO MONEY DOWN Don't let lack of ready cash keep you from enjoying modern home Improvements. Wards will install with no down payment and you have up to 3 years to pay on con venient FHA terms. Ask about terms. 9:00 to 5:30 Day Light Time i I f i ! I' H f ' ' '', . IM '! 4 ii.- V .! SHOWER CABINET $5 monthly On terms, installed, low cost, well-built unit makes ideal extra bath for garage, basement. Gray porcelain enam- eled base resists stains and acids, cleans easily. Watertight. Husky steel wallls have baked-on white endmel finish resist rust. Complete with curtain, rings, fittings. WAVY EDGE ASPHALT SIDING , Low at 5 Monthly' Hard ceramic granules imbedded in weather-defying asphalt. Self-aligning, self-spacing. Gray-white. Words will orrange expert installation at low cost. FHA terms, 10 down, up to 3 years to pay. CAST IRON BATH OUTFIT S j 0 monthly FHA terms, Installed. Add modem beauty and com fort to yovr bathroom, save with Wards low price nee these top quality fixtures at Wards. Outfit Includes porcelain enameled cast Iron tub and lavatory, vitreous china clotel with white enameled hardwood seat and all fittings. J V ' .!. .;f Reg. 112.50 JET PUMP WITH TANK 103.00 -HP, pumps from a depth of 20 feet. 18 gallon pneumatic tank with a pressure twitch setting of 20 to 40 lbs. Automatically self priming after the initial prime at installation. Compact, quiet, long lasting no moving parts below ground. Low priced al Wards. t& AUTOMATIC GAS HEATER $5 monthly I FHA terms, installed. De luxe 20-gallon model 1 for bottled gas only. I Covered by Wards 10- , year Protection Plan. Safety thermostat stops gas flow to both pilot and burner If pilot light ' ... - goes out. Concealed f : controls. AGA ap- 1 proved. Alio in 30-and .,. 40-gollon sizes. WARDS THICK TAB SHINGLES ioiva 5 Mo., Inttalhd' Asphalt oofing shingles with extra layer of asphalt on exposed surface. Ceramic granules retain color. Available in 8 colors. Wards will arrange expert labor at low cost. FHA terms, 10 dn, 3 yrs. to pay. REGULAR 2-10 ROCK-WOOL 1.89 40-lb. bag Efficient, economical, fireproof. Easy to Install just pofir between wall studs, floor oisls. Will not settle, deteriorate. COME IN OR MAIL COUPON TODAY MONTGOMERY WARD 9th and Pine . Klamath Falls I would line, without obligation, furlhqr Irrformation ond a free estimate on Installing the following items In my homei loth oulfll Wotir htour limitation KHchtn toblntli J fan or coolir p Door, k Windows P Wolw lyiltm p Rooflns j i Q Gull.n P Siding Htollng Vf-P woll tile Name. Address. 2"laifa"tT--TTi i - - -r -m"
