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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1952)
PAGETWILVE trcnALn and news, klamath falls. orec.on Thursday, novkmuku itf a 4-H NEWS BUSY BAKERS -The third meeting ws held Oct. 13, at tta home of Rosemary 8tal- naker. Mrmoas 01 cooling mt, particularly roasts, were discussed. Various methods of cooking vege tables were also discussed. Before the next meeting eacn mcmoer is going to try to cook a roast, and aome Kind 01 vegeiauie. aiso. w lore the next meeting each mem ber Is going to check on the prices ox uie various lypca v After the meeting was adjourned, the members enjoyed Ice cream, ' punch and molasses cookies, served bv Rosemary Stalnaker, Members present were, Margaret Colwell. Ruth Flescher. Sandra Lindsay, and Rosemary Stalnaker. Sandra Lindsay WE THREE had the flag salute and the pledae Ilrst. uee items snowca u w to make muffins. Oct. 9. Barbara Vertress made a chocolate cake at home. Barbara brought the cake to the meeting. At the end of the meeting each member and the leader had a muffin and a piece of chocolate cake. Phillip Jameson SEW AND SAVE The first meeting was held Oct. SO. at the home of LaVonne Yunk. The group talked about the new project and elected officers. The newly elected officers are: presi dent. Sheila Kuni; vice president, Delores Tracy; sectretary. La Vonne Yunk; news reporter, Susan O'Hair; song and recreation. Pat Tracy, and program chairman, Mna Keffer. Later refreshments were served by Mrs. Yunck. Susan O Hair JOLLY STICHERS The Jolly Stitchers met at the Tuna -- Beans Appetizing ' Inviting In looks and flavor is this tuna casserole. Here green lima beans and tuna are baked to bubbly hotness in a glowingly color ful and savory tomato sauce. The so-smooth sauce is simply con trived of condensed tomato soup and undiluted evaporated milk, plus a modicum of thyme and tar ragon for a flavorsorae lift. The appetizing top for this casserole Is coarsely crumbled crackers which toast to perfect crlspness and shredded cheese which melts and mingles for mellow contrast. . SAVORY TUNA AND LIMAS 1 10-ounce package trosen lima beans 1 8'j ounce can tuna 1 10 'j ounce can condensed cream of tomato soup 1 cup evaporated milk !a teaspoon dried thyme, crumbled li teaspoon dried tarragon, crumbled t salted crackers, coarsely crumbled ' 'i cup shredded process Amer ican cheese Cook lima beans according to directions on package. Drain if nec essary, then place beans in a light ly buttered 1 -quart baking dish. Drain oil from tuna and discard oil. Break tuna into bite size pieces. Empty tomato soup into small mix ing bowl. Blend in seasonings and milk. Pour over tuna and beans in baking dish. Sprinkle coarsely crumbled crackers and cheese over top. Bake in moderate oven 350 P.) until mixture is bubbly and cheese and crumbs are lightly browned, about 20 to 2S minutes. Makes 4 servings. Bran Muffins Snack Deluxe If you had Thanksgiving dinner early in the aitemoon everyone is full lor quite awhile. But. around nine o'clock someone mentions that he is hungry. Why not serve some ' Bran Muffins DeLuxe. Mix all the ingredients together and pop into tnc oven tor about a minutes. The ready-to-eat bran glvea that extra chewiness that everyone will like. Set a pretty tea table with tne muinns, butter and Jelly. Serve colfee and milk. Bran Muffins DeLuxe are the perfect snack for inanxsgiving evening. BRAN MIFFINS DELUXE cup shortening , cup sugar or molasses 1 esg 1 cup ready-to-eat bran 4 cup rnllk 1 cup silled flour 2'i teaspoons baking powder i teaspoon salt Blend shortening and sugar, or molasses thoroughly; add egg and beat well. Stir in bran and milk; let stand until most of moisture is taken up, about S minutes. 81ft together flour, bakln nowder and salt; add to bran mixture and stir only untl combined. Fi creased muffin pans two-thirds full. Bake in moaerately hot oven (400 F.) ooui us minutes. Yield: t medium muffins. TDV VII I a Rniif fnllW fir hiftmtlfe vntmm n excellent batter for French toast. Pan-fry directly over the top burn er of the range. When golden brown, serve immediately with tart currant jeuy or jam. Sra Up YW Ciiamy. SmrttoMl an UI M Cvtaa mm tm n u 25 m mr . lfitt'i hMi ri col. Oil m -t. Oh Itwli ttt Ml, Koftr nt Mil MttU. m tlmm Mtiti ha klMt iklaMT im. antMt fnwnt art N w Mtl (m M ml USE RED DEVIL AT LfADINO caocEar and hardware aTORES home of Mrs. John Heyden, for our organisation meeting, Oct. 2. Mrs. Hcyden, our leader, acted as temporary chairman until our president was elected. The lollow lng officers were elected; presl dent, Ruth Rlcherson; vice presl dent, Margaret Heyden; secretary, Helen Faulkner; scrap book. Karen Klger, news reporter, Carolyn Gar rison, song leader, Linda Fyoctc; program chairman, Carol Baker. There are seven members in our club. Five are taking Sewing II and two are taking Sewing I B. It was decided that wo would have a meeting every two weeks. We discussed the articles we will make in Sewing II. We also talked about Swedish weaving for our hand towels, or tea towels. The girls - in Sewing n are going to make their towels first and the girls in Sewing I B will make their scarfs. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Margaret Heyden. Carolyn Garrison ALTAMONT COOKERETTES A meeting was held Oct. 16. at the home of Mrs. Art Rustli. Of ficers were elected for the coming year: resident. Beverlv Esgate: vice president, Nancy Turner: secre tary. Nancy Rusth: news renorter Jerrylynn Olson; song leader, Vlcki reoier; yell leader. Betty Stur- geon; recreation, Maureen Lum mus. The club received its books and will get u work on them before next meeting. Jerrylynn Olson POE VALLEY SEWETTES The meeting was called to order by 4-H leaders. Mrs. Reiling and Mrs. Tubach. Officers were elected for the year: President. Virginia Roenicke: vice president. Carol Reiling; secretary. Norma Jean Lyon; treasurer, Kathleen Mar shall: news reporter. Mary Wells, song and yell leader. Lois Funden- oerger. We have 14 members Including the "Just So Girls." Carolyn Koenn. Jackie Ross. Marlee Breit- haupt, Carolyn Strunk. "Sew It's Fun." Irene strunk, Lois Funden berger, Je a n i e Fundenberger. "Charmingly Yours," Janice Mar shall. Mary Weils. Clothing II. Virginia Roenicke: Norma Jean Lyon. Clothing III. Carol Reiling, Martha Tubach, and Kathleen Marshall. Mary Wells WORK BASKETS AHOY A group of six girls from Fair haven school met for their first meeting, at the home of Mrs. Eu gene Franklin, the club leader. The following officers were cho sen: president, Frances Drake vice president. Farley Matson: secretary, Janet Putman: cheer leader, Brenda Rowe; song lead er. Adeline Marriatt; and news reporter. Lois Bennett. Next meeting the girls will be gin their projects using the new name of "Work Baskets Alloy." Lola Bennett BUSY BAKERS The meeting was held Oct. 31, at the home of Sandra Lindsay. The meeting was called to order by Pres. Rosemary Stalnaker. Each girl answered the roll by telling something she had cooked during the last week. It was voted to change the name from the Langell Valley Cooks, which was uiv name oi ine riuo last year, 1 1 In the Husv Hnkent Th oi-mm I discussed various ways of cooking veiietables. such as steaming ami oHKiug. aiso constaerea ways i serving vegetables to make them ; look more attractive. Before the meeting Sandra Lind say gave a demonstration on making aple pie. Alter the meet-, lng the members had aple pie a In mode and milk. Members fires-1 ent were Margaret Colwell, Rulh f lesclier, Sandra Lindsay and Kosemary stalnaker. Sandra Lindsay HAVE YOU TRIED IT? IT'S FULLY AGED! , v I I I I I I I I I I i 1 1 1 1 , mmm 1 1 l lt CI f 'll,l I I ( I t lv vv vvN . 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