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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1952)
THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 10.12 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVENTEEN S7 TIiIn mid Tlmi About Women Edited by Ruth King II 's A Woman's World " P V'3 V 4 in i - . POEMS OF SENTIMENT A charming little volume of verse is lovingly dedicated to children and grandchildren of the authoress, Joan de Berry, Christcnson, wife of the Mayor of Dorris. Joan is numbered among those "happy souls that love to live" ac cording to the forward and life has taken her far and near . . . She teaches commercial subjects and journalism in Butte Valley High School, is a YMCA advisor for the school, directed the senior play this year, belongs to the Dor. ris Women's Club, is past president of the Siskiyou County Federation, has written two books, ono of short stories and some day will resign her teaching to take up literary work In earnest. Mrs. Christcnson, bubbles with enthusiasm ... is an ardent sportswoman, she hunts and fishes, often alone, flies out into the big blue yonder, has bowled and boated, skiis, skates, swims, hikes, rides, shoots a wicked shot at clay pigeons, crochets, knits, em broiders, milks, keeps books, has served as a PBX telephone operator and railroad telegrapher on the famous Santa Fe . , has worked with youth groups, has twice won the Culbertson World duplicate bridge tournament for north and south players on her partner's cut . . that's not all . . could tell you she was co-organizer and commanding officer of the Long Beach Women's Ambulance corps, 1941, has a daughter, Mrs. R. E. Jones, Dorris and a granddaughter . . in between when time drags she writes . . just now she is looking for new material for her pen in Florida. Women's Azalea House Long Planned - a Reality Theme of the 20lh Annual Ore lion Home Economic Extension Council lield on the OrcKon State Colin. cnninus. CorvftllU. laM weekend wim "20 Yearn Toward lienor Iiunil Living." Two hundred women attended. IJliin were made for the fall meeting of the Klamath Countv Committee at which time Eleanor Trlnciie, new state home extension incut will be present. Florence Clinton, stale agent Is succeeding Mrs. Azalea 3agcr. uluto leader for many years who Is letlrlnii. Present here for the fall meet Ini! also will be Caroline Bhavcr. Inlurmatlon specialist. It was announced that around will be broken In the near future lor Axulctt Hou.sc. women's cqopcr atlvc on the campus toward which women of home extension groups throughout the state have been wurkiiiK for Hie past seven years. Forty-five thousand dollars have been raised bv the units and re nin, nder will be raised bv Uie col lew. In competition smong the units fcr a plaque to be placed on the new luiildinii. honors were won bv Hood River with Linn Countv com !ni; in a close second and Malheur, third. Four foreign home economic ftmlrnLn studying In this countrv. retire; enllng Scandinavia, the Neth erlands, Austria, Italy and Yueo Flnvia. siwke on llvlna conditions In their homelands. OurihK the sessions. Mrs. Sager was presented with a white or chid corsage and a projector and screen and case for her movie KoolAid I BUY 6 PKG5.-5AYF ! Mr .Tnl-N I I D FOR "SHORTS" Dmimt In left f kn . smartly llyltd o "youaa fry" , , , 1.98 lo 2.98 Attractively itylsd! Quality made! Wonderfully prlccdl That's evary youngirer'i playtime garment in our gay, new array. So, bring them in early . , outfit your tot from top to tot for a lummtr of fun in fine ttyle. "JEANS" Zipper tids opening weitern or frontier irytei 1.98 to 2.98 'COVERALLS' N.w atyU. In play wur . , long l.g. tor prolaction of tan. dar hnati . 1.98 lo 2.98 "SANDALS" Lot. and lora of baro foot aandal. . . Siiea fciby 2 to glrli 3 . . 2.49 'Swim 10 r,yim suns9 py m 1 7) 10 5.98 U fas- NRfe 'Sun Dresses' And plneforei uil "fancy" at can bt . . lUtle girlt love them , 1.98 Leons Tots To Teens SSSS cciulpmcnt. Attending from Klamath Countv were Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrick. chair man of the state council: Mrs. Lee Holllriay, Mrs. Percy Cook, state ofllcers and Mrs. H. V, Borton. vice chairman of the county committee. NOLItlHIIINO Is National Dairy June Is National Dairy Month and a Rood time to serve whole meal cottage cheese and fruits tal ads. Prunes and fresh summer Irults make an Ideal combination. The prunes add extra heartiness and the fresh fruits add the re freshing touch, For a spectacular salad In color and taste appeal make an arrangement of cooked Klamath ! prunes with strawberries, canta loupe and cottage cheese. WANTED Beautician Studio of Beauty FATHER'S DAY Gifts and Cards Shaw Stationery i iu:i:j: Now Is the time to start think ing about freezing and canning ac cording to news releases received in the Home Demonstration Agent's office this week. Strawberries and cherries will soon be on the mar ket In plentiful supply and home makeVs will begin to nave freezing and canning troubles. Either beet or cane sugar helps to accent the natural fruit flavor as well as aid In preserving their color, form and texture. There Is no difference In performance be tween beet and cane sugars. Either beet or cane sugar may be used to equal advantage In all types of home preserving. The sugar from these two plants Is Interchangeable. They are Identical in sweetness, purity, color, grain size and chemi cal formula. For glamour touches freeze whole, unhulled strawberries on cake cooling racks In the freezer until hard and light. Then wrap in aluminum foil and store at 0' F. HAG EL'S HENHOUSt FRYING CHICKEN At Iti Beit Freih and Clean : Now Available At PINE ST. MARKET CARL'S Superior Foods PETERSON'S MARKET SHASTA VIEW GROC. UNIQUE MARKET . WIARO'S Chicken Stile MARY ANN Drive In r See Page 16 for Details f WARDS BIKE SAFETY PARADE AT YMJt GROCERS OREGON FOLK REG PES PROOF With these recrpeiyou can't mini! They're 100 yours! Designed specially for your home town, your kitchen, - your very own oven! Think what that meanol Ko-more baking failures! No more costly "experiments." Every one of these recipes will be a success if you use Sperry Drifted Snow "Home Perfected" Enriched Flour and follow Martha Meade's localized recipe carefully. For remember: If you live anywhere in this area, these reci pes are absolutely failure proof. Try them, won't you? DIRECTOR OF SPERRY HOME SERVICE CRATER LAKE SUGAR PUFFS In perfecting this recipe for you, Martha Meade adjusted the ingredients to give best results in high altitude areas. You will find these rich, sugar-coated muffins airy light and very good. Never a failure when you follow these instructions closely and use Sperry Drifted Snow Flour. Sift flour before measuring Use level measurements for all ingredients Sift together into a mixing bowl . 2 cups tifted Sperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour S teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Vi cup granulated sugar Add Vi-Vi cup whole eggs, beaten (2 large) V4 cup milk Vi cup shortening, melted 1 cup shredded coconut Stir just until mixture is dampened. Fill well greased muffin cups (about 2 inches wide, M inches deep), full. Bake in a preheated hot oven, 425, for 16-20 minutes. When baked, remove from pans and dip (or brush liberally) in Vt cup butter, or margarine, melted Then roll immediately in mixture of Vi cup granulated sugar, blended with 1 teaspoon powdered cinnamon These Spicy Sugar Puffs may be kept warm in the oven, if desired, or reheated. 1 H dozen small muffins. Note: Coconut may be omitted and 1 teaspoon grated orange rind added to the batter for flavor variation, if desired. OREGON TRAIL BROWNIES This prized recipe for rich, old-fashioned brownies cannot fail. It hns been home perfected for this community. Follow the recipe to a T, use Drifted Snow Flour and Martha Meade guar antees "Success every time!" Sift flour before measuring Use level measurements for all ingredients Cream together until fluffy Vi cup shortening (part butter or margarine) 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla Vi teaspoon salt Add- 'j-Vi cup whole egg (2 large) 2 squares unsweetened chocolate, melted (2 oz.) Beat until well blended.' Then add I COLUMBIA PINEAPPLE NUT BREAD Here again, we have "tailored"a recipe so carefully that if you live anywhere I in this area you'll have nothing but success with this moist, rich loaf. It has lots of pineapple flavor; keeps well, slices easily. - , s Sift flour before measuring . Use level measurements for all ingredients Sift together into a large mixing bowl 2 cups tifted Sperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour Vi cup sugar 3Vj teaspoons double-action baking powder . 1 teaspoon salt and then add - 1 cup undralned crushed pineapple (9 oz. can) 1 large egg, unbeaten - 3 tablespoons soft shortening V4 teaspoon grated lemon rind ' ' Vi cup chopped nuts , Stir vigorously until all ingredients are blended into a stifT batter. Turn into a greased and floured bread loaf pan, 9x5x3 inches. Bake in a preheated moderate oven, 350. Turn out on wire rack to cool thoroughly before storing. 1 loaf. - I t 1 Delicious Jfcandwiches can be made with Pineapple Nut Bread. Here are several of Martha Meade s favorite fillings: A little ginger added to cream cheese makes a nice nippy filling for the sandwiches you Berve with summer fruit salads. And for a quick, coldrful salad: heap fresh berries and fruits in a canta loupe ring. For a sweet sandwich to serve with ice cream or fruit desserts, ; make a filling of brown sugar blended to a spreading consis- ' tency with soft butter and spiced with a dash of cinnamon and a few drops of lemon juice. ' , ' . ' ' - Remember, too! All sandwich making is easier, quicker when ' you mix the butter or margarine right in with the Bandwich filling. , . .- -. -, . , 6 more recipes in the bag... easy, new, failure-proof ways to use Drifted Snow Flour in Martha Meade's famousSuccess Recipes for westerners. Look for them. Vi cup sifted Sperry Drifted Snow "Mome-fei Perfected" Enriched Flour Vi cup nuts, chopped Mix to a smooth batter. Turn Into a greased and floured square pan, 9x9x2 inches. Bake about 25 minutes in a preheated alow moderate oven, 325, or just until done. Turn out on wire rake rack to cool thoroughly before cutting into squares or bars. Makes about 3 dozen small squares, 'Note: These are rich, fudge-like brownies. 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