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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1952)
TIIlinsnAY. OCT. In, 10(12 IIF.nALn AND NEWS. KI.AMATH FALLS. ORKOON PACK NINETEEN HAM 'N CHEESE FONDUE Heariy Dish Appetizing Satisfying II Inn'l rany lo have Rnmelhlni orlttliial on Die dliuirr mrnu every day; Indrrd, It Isn't nrcrvwry. Mi-1 luinlllri have thrlr favorite dlilira which mn bo repealed and rrM-iilcd: bul there are time hrn a bit nl mrnu novelty hlla the kjI with everyone Now llrnt cooler wrnlhrr ll let In with an aMetlte'tliiKllni ven geance, don't bo loo aurpiueU 11 the (umlly brvomea unduly In trrettrd In what U10 oven lioldn nr dinner. Xmas Gifts To Be Sent Alir Momi. Chairman of the Mooaphrart Committee, Women ol llw Mrxne, will reiKjit 011 tier an nual Clirlstmaa arty Inr the Mnmeheart Child City maintained bv the I.oyal Ordpr of Mnoae at a meeting apoiuored by the Chau f ler Night, commute, Oct. 31. Alt ullla to be aent lo the home should be at tlw Mikw hall by that nlKht. Anvonp Interealed in Klvlna Kllta Inr both boya ami itlrla call leave them Willi C. W. Hooper. aecreUiry ol the Loyal Ordpr ol Moot, at the Indue hull, 1010 PIiip They will be tent to Monnehrarl, III., lor distribution at Chrlttina. Cmitribiiliona are not ronluiPd tu Moo'p menibera or Women ol the ' Mwt and will be welcomed from any interested peranna, Kuuuratlona Include rain coala. boot, atationery, raiMUln aeta parlor Ramp, umbrella, blouoen. klrt. cologne, both ter, nail polhh arid lipstick, Jewplry ex cept earrinua, ahlrta, aorss, pa Jama lo lit aninll, medium and do claap. fountain pen", Olrli wear no face powder. Boy' garmenla to be aralpd lo lira M'-j lo HI1, lor alilrla, pa Jamas to fit unall, mPdlu mnnd large boya. Cllrla clothlm khould be alrra 12 lo II. Bo, now la the lime lo do mhiip limit uiileirm and hou'ruim-i which may well become a lainlly luvorlte. heir a main dinh. which In ap. ppiiil. sullnlyiiiK and a bit un usual, try ham and clieena londue. It la eany and quick to prepare and la alinoal Kuarantecd to brmn loud nci'lalm from young and uld alike. 'I he amart homemaker, of cournr. will not depend entirely on the maiiutay ol Ihe meul to carry It Ihrouiih with flying cnlorn. Olleii itlmea. Uip llttlo accumpuuliiipnta to the main cliMi can rnake a real nii'iTm ol 1 hp menu. Kor example. Ir the yoimupr nipmbera, aervr chocolate-flavored milk which iioea remarkalilv well wllh chee-ie; and Inr the irrowntip aa tioihmg comple ment the tangy londue no well aa bppr. Kerve the beveraues w-ith j a llalr, to make a real occaalon jOf U10 meal. Ho. the next lime your are nutHnir over a aultahle dmh lor 'family or Kurt. try thla eaay-lo-tdo ham nnd chPPin fnndup. HAM ANI CIIKKHK FOND IK t si Icon boiled ham munlard a thin allcea white bread a4 lb. hcrd American chppjte 2 PRK I cup milk 1 tpuapoon aauce Worceslemhlre PIANO LESSOHS Am tft with Vtir ky r ftrl th inttrMmtnl f Kt If joy of lilt. Ym cn ftMt Uvtly mrm Spintt plant fft 9.7 S tMMhly t ysvrf lM U 4.00 mnlklyt In llh cm ypm mmf, M ftm with, ppf tht rtnt. fof mMfiabla limf Hwr4 putt ki with p rfawa asymeitl ntCMMry. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. HI N. Tth flannanl Orjan Make lour ham aandwlchen. anreudinir bread wllh inuntard. If dpulrrd. Cut aandwlchea In lialvea Arrnniie In altprnntlng Inyera wltb llred chpeae In rectiitigulor ca rerolo. Beat eKRa: add milk and Worcp.ilrr.'vlilrp aauce. Pour Into caaeop, topplni; wllh alrlrm of bam. Cover and bake In moderate over 3'Jd F 45 minutes, remov ing cover during lnf-t 15 minute of baking- to brown top. Serve hot with sllcpd rye bread, loued aalad. cold beer, pickle, and potato chip. Serve 4 to 6 WfiWt I. " V a. MOM'S HAVING NALLEY'S Wisttrn Slyh CHILI con Came for lunch iX tHILI It Simps. You'll never inla the usual piixtry wlun you try thin crumbly mixture of rolled oata and MiKur, to act off lh apple flavor. Hcrve with vhlpped cream or a wcdiie ol nippy cheese. cup uncooked quick cookliij rolled oiiIh , Clip KUKUr 4 cup brown auear, flimly pin k t'd 'i cup lfl.cd all.purpiiHe flour t tPHHpoon each cinnamon, mncc 4 tablenpoon butter or inar- Kiirlue, melted 4. cupa M'i, lb.) thinly allced cooklnx apple 1-3 cup ortuiKe Juice IfrCHh or , Irozcn) In amnll inlxinu bowl Mir to gether llrnt alx Ingredlentn wllh melted butter or riiHtifiirinc (mix ture will bp crumbly ; net aside. Wash and peel npplen; nlice thin. ly. Place 2 cup of the apple In the bottom of a lightly buttered 0 Inch pie pan. Sprinkle one half of the crumble mixture. Add Ihe re maining 1 cup of apple and top with the rent of the crumble mix. Drizzle oraime Juice over the lop finkc In a moderate oven '3M F.) about 45 minute or until apple are tender lo knife touch, tierve waim or cold. Serve f. NOTE: To allcc apple quickly wirfth and peel; "grate" them agalnnt alngle, coarae blade of grater. Something For The Boys Minus Thrills A beautiful specimen of a glngko tree, product of forest primuvul and the Orient; I located On the edge of Salem, Oregon' cnpl'cil mall, In contrat to the modem mate caplto) group around It. No grovca of this tree now exlnt. though It once graced the tropical Iparadine of ancient Central Oregon. What a nice compliment It In for you when the men In your life prefer their own home for their card playing or an a atopplng off i place alter a nignt 01 oowung. n a j a feather In your cap since It prove your have the right touch j to make them feel comfortable. Of ' courne, good food and drink are j major factor In ucceful enter taining of any kind, from a alag I gathering to a formal dinner party. I When It' "something for the boys," forget all the Irllla and con centrate on the mancullne prefer ence for a lmple but aatlnfying menu. It'a amart to plan vlttlen which the men can aerve them nelvcs with a minimum of effort. An easy out, of courne, la a meat and cheese tray, prepared In ad vance. Late In the afternoon, ar range nllced llverwurat, bologna, ham roll-up spread with muntard. ripe and green olive, radishes and dill pickles on your largest tray or bread board. Be aure you cover everything well with foil or paper before atoring In the refrigerator. You'll also want to net out beer glasses, can or bottle openers, plates, sliced rye bread and paper napkin. Then you're fie to taka Ihe evening off wllh Dad'a bleaa. ing and the comforntblo knowledge that he and hi guests may hava a carefree evening of fun with a minimum of fuss, thank to your good planning. We Specialize In CUSTOM COLOR MIXING A huge "ne.it" of thunder egg, agate-bearing rock, was located during last summer on the high timber-covered slope ol a ridge of Wllrleat Mnnnlatn In lh OchOCO I National Forent, Ore. 7 Is f ' Moderation is measured in ounces not in bottles THIS OR THIS? Oregon is the only tate on the Pacific Slope nnd one of just 12 in the entire United States that does not allow the sale of liquor by the glass. Yet, consumption of liquor per individual in Oregon is among the highest in the entire nation. Moth Washington and Idaho have slrtlo controlled sale of liquor by the glass. It may surprise many to learn that Dritish Columbia lias also adopted this , sensible syslem. Official records show that the people of Washington and Idaho, with liquor available in both state stores and by the drink, actually consume less liquor than the residents of Oregon a bottle state. The highly satisfactory experience of our neighboring state of Washington has proved that the introduction of the sale of liquor by the glass has not resulted in an increase in the individual consump lion of liquor. In addition, official rec ords show that the "policing" problem of establishments serving meals and liquor by the glass has been most satisfactory. This proposed constitutional amend, ment is designed to work within the meaning of the Oregon Knox Law and will, in effect, promote temperance. IS'o one drinks less when he ia required to buy a bottle instead of a drink. There is a lack of restraint in drinking in automo biles and hotel rooms which is not evi dent in f. arefully supervised lounges and clubs. Think it over. A vole or life sale of liquor by the glass will put Oregon in step with the vast majority of states b the nation operating with workable; liquor laws. A vote or the sale of liquor by the glass will eliminate Oregon's handicap in its appeal to tourists. A vote for the sale of liquor by the glass is a common-sense move toward controlling sale of liquor in an enlight ened manner under the supervision of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission. LET'S BE REASONABLE Yw cm buy any brand f Ifquftr yM want in Oregon. Yw can tain It ta yavr dub and hava H taryad by tka drink. Yaa can bvy k at yavr dub If tt hat a master tackar. 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