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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1952)
TllllllSIUY, NOVKMIUiK 20, 10!2 HKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAIXS. ORFT.ON PAGE TWKNTY-TIIRKE rfhodist Asks Catholic To Clarify School Ideas ATUNTIO CITY. N. J. Ill -Catholic III'. Imps win unlli'il on TllCfirtny by ii IriiulliB M"llior1l:il churt'liiiinii lo sluto In "rli'iir mid .iiniiiltilnkiilile" leitits ttlirlher tlitw aeek pulillu tuii)iut lur Cutliollu Cll'IOlh. Tim aliilemrnt wnn liiii'ln l)V MdhorilMl UHiop t. Ilroinlrv Ox itx in nl Wiisliinulon, I). (,',, fluriuif LANGELL VALLEY II y (lll IKAVIIT Mm. Nellie Quick Eiilrrlnliird pi (lliiiier Iiim Hu.ul.iy. Clui'Mi Mi. iiliU kin., UUnliy Jiilinniniiiiil ililMii'ii, Mm. ChnrUr Ji)lyii km. Mia. JiiiiiiiU 1 1 1 iik mid Mr. uuu Mm. Kihhor, nil ul Malm JiiIiii dinner win rlcclcil wilhiiut niiislllnn In 1 1 in Imuirt ol illieilui.i nl Hir I.uiiKrll Viillcy Irrltull.iii Iwliui, i.uci erdlim l.rMir Lmvllt, Hr wan i.woni In nl ihe lal mm- Inn. Ailii.n Merkrr left lor Mill Vnl Icy. t'alil., lu aucnil llio wlulcr li I'n it li.-. Mr. nnd Mm. Di-llirrt Cui'r and Mr. nnd Mm. Hill lluiuril apeu 'rur.iduy evening u yurslti nl the lxuiill home. Mr. mill Mm, liny Mm i hinH mill iliililron nl 'liiloliilip were Humuy limner umMn "I Mr. ml'! Mr... Hill Muiirtt nml l.unily. Mr ami Mix, JiicK Wlinrr mid Hkipper wrie hI.mi vl-llrn, n were Mr. an'4 Mis. Jerry Vun Uui.klik mid mini ul Tulelekr. Mm, I'rnnk Drllrl mid Mm. Jennrlte Dcllrl nl Klainnth Kails i mwiiiIiiik hcvoirI week in i n: trrji Orruun mid Idaho. Mra. f lunk Wuuleu mill Mr. I.arry Worilrn m nriiilinu three weric'a In Kiuibos vlrlllng relallvce ml Irlenib. Mr. mid Mrs. Johnnie Campbell and Imnlly ul Klunmtli Kali opeul hunday will) Mm. Campbell' pat ents. Mr. mid Mrs. Kay Onvli. Mm. I.f.li'r Lfavm aprm Mini dy m Tulcliike wllh her ilnuuli'.ri, Mrn. I'elo Hudge. Cotnlrr rr. tinned hums lor evrral days' v lull viuli lirr grandparents. Hill 11m licit. Martin llruwn, Bub Renter and tdille Orailan lrnl , aeveral daya llahlng on Bmuli u Hive r. Ml Mr.. Mary J. HuilUi aprni Krl tav villi Mr. and Mra. O. C. John aiai. Mr. and Mia. Harry Krarlrr juinrd llifin for dinner lliai eve ning. Ml.i. Derry and her dauiuier. Mia. Iluisor. and her Inubaud and .mull aun, Mike, nrra here Irom l4a. visiting her mmi, Uick IJeriv, and lainlly. They attended th veddmi ol Mia. Derry'a grand daughter. Hetty Derry, to Joe Nor al lit. Francis Cabrinl, Uonanu, o. IS. friends of Mia. Ma Qale Mere r.niry lo hear slie man again ill ' Klamath Valley Hospital under going surgery, iilir la now at the home ol her daughter. Mm. Lclanri Harris, and I reported con valncinc Mr. and Mra. Miko Dearborn and ton were Hundny dinner BUent. Nov, 16, al the home ol Mr. and Mr.-i. l.cMrr Leavltt on tlw oo.a a, on ol the Dearborn' eclillni annlveraary, Mra. Lloyd Oilt anu Mra. Nellie Quick ci altcrnoon guet. . Mra. Dill Burnett apent wvrral daya In Klamath Falla wllh her mother, Mm. Lealer Plnelll. who la III at Klamath Valley Hospital. Trienda are invited to a charivaii (lance at lannell Valley Coinmu- tniy Hull Nov. 21, honoring lb newly-weda, Mr, and Mrs. joe Kork. 1 1 in KPinl-nniiuiil iiieelliin hero nl Ihe Council ol Ul.ilinin ul the Mdli odlnt flniich, A lOiiliovi'i-Ky him rl'ieii troin 'i unit - mi i nl ralti,llfi il,.ila I'liLlnn lira week on ii'llui"ii mid rdiii'u- tiou. I iiiinn iiiiiiui. nil; 111-i.ini ,..,,, ii I so imvn been volii-d bv ulllulnla nl tin- IliilHi it l inn i Ii Mid (lio Un- Itllllllll MHllMel.t A'I'lOUIIIIIOII. The Cnlholiu lllvlmiii nl Ainerlra llnd mild lu the (lecliinitlun Hint II la the alale'a duly lo aid rrllliiufl Iriiliiinu. In wdillliou. they ue ncrlbetl in, "ulleily unlulr" dcnliil n( aurh r.ervireK na tiix-flunnred bill truu'iiiortnllou lo Cutholic iichooli. Oxnalil, ncCK'Inry of the Mi'th iidlHt Coiiih II ol IIIkIioiih. culled im Onlliollc lenilira to iH'llne clearly Ihrlr obleillvea In ei.iK-cl to lX laid In I'lirnchirl nchonla. Hi.-iore ihrre cun be niiv coiihtrilc- lli-i ,1" ,i"ll "I r,i.,,iw buries and other auxiliary hrrvlces in ( ninnlic ncnnoln, uxnnin nam. l Ihrre inti'-l llrnl come word Irani IfJnlhnllc leaderri thrt llier.e are not 1 merely nil I nit in I i.tep in Ihe direr jlion lowuid morn public ctipporl. I rurlher oppo-ltlon to the Catholic j rlerlaiMiou came (rom Hie Natiounl Executive Coinmlllee nl Ihe Ul'l 'tarliin Mlnlnler1 Asanrlntion in I Itoalon. vh'ch si' Id ovi'i ninent pul lo loielvin nchooli would be !"lnrelun to our llndlllnn." ! "We alncerelv recret thai (lie 'leaders nl a i!ir:il rellKloiia bodv hlioiild recouunend an expcrltiiniit Inn lorelun lo nur tiadltlnii and o I rii..ia.rn.i. t,i tl,M lloln,.. ,,l,,lt. my ol the Individual-! mid churcliCK nutnnfr which Ihey hold n honor able a place," the couimltlce fcnlU. A ThiH'Iff IVortf What are little mi In made ol? Aluunil the holiday aeavm the au fwer to this tiuestlon enuM vll be "niiunr niid apke and all tilings nice." Mince November and December atwayn atniund In candy and coo kies, it's the wine mother who con IioIk her yuunKnter nweei tooth. Nutrlllonlata and pedlati-lrlanx nut- Kent that mother krep the candy )ar out of niKht except at den acrl time. And lur annrkltiK thev ' aay nothlnit could be more ier.'ect i than ainiple bread and butter aand I w lches. I Bniidw-lrhea provide Rood nnnck Inn anylline of year but particu larly dunlin Ihe hollduya when meal are full ol rirh lixxln. AUo, j enriched yeaM-raned brend nup I pllea younitntera with S linjortant U vilamins and the mineral Iron I nutriema tint arcn I found readily i 111 other foodr.. I fcvrn dm Ijik Ihe Kay holiday rea- non. inothern ran't atlnrd lo foriiet tlieir children well bcinu. Keep In mind Uial loo many licli looua can ttirn a happy child Into a mighty unhappy one. Make aiiack Ume bread and butter tunc. l -r . iU. 0 iVk. ' 'V'. v.',f - - - ; - Encourage Your Hubby To Help Cook tISENHOWER, TRUMAN MEET. President-elect bitennower and President Truman smile and shake hands as Ihey tit down in the chief executive's White Houta office for a conference doaling with tht coming change of administrations. Does your husband like lo putter around In the kitchen? If he does nolhiiiK more t)tn mix the aalnd dresning or aeaaon the meat, he'll be Interested In "Trader Vlc'a Kit chen Kltlbltzer, Tne Cookbook for Men." (Doubleday (t Company, Inc., Garden City, N.Y.). Thin In a real-man's book with hearty rcclpen and man's talk probably more talk than recipe but an Victor Bergeron, author of the book, puta It, "One Rood Idea In worth tht price you pay for a cookbook." And here's an Idea from the book to try on your hus band. PKTK'B MKAT BALLS 4 nllcen bread 1 pound ground round steak !i pound ground pork 3 CKgS t cup finely chopped parsley Salt and pepper 4 cup Parmesan Cheese 1 large onion 1 clove Rarlic 1 can tomato sauce Water (fill tomato sauce can full) Soak the breed in water: squeeze thoroughly and mix with meat, ergs, seasonings and cheese. Make Into tiny balls and fry quickly In oil. Set anide. Peel and chop the i onion and garlic very fine and brown lightly In the oil In which the meat balls were browned. Add sauce and water rinsing out can. If you want more gravy, add a can of Italian Mushroom sauce, also. Return meat balls to pan and simmer slowly about half an hour. Note: Don't put garlic In the mear balls Juil the gravy. It's the cheese and parsley that supply the flavor In the meal. SCALLOP OYSTHRS Bv now you've probably nerved oysters to your family In all the old familiar ways. Time to try something new, or at least to vary the theme with a new twisi. For something new, serve Oys ters nnckelrller.a fine first course or main dish depending on how many oysters you have- Count on at least oysters for each per son when It's the main dish. Mix equal parts margarine or butter and fine dry bread crumbs: stir in twice as much chopped spinach (It doesn't have to be cooked, en peclally If It Is frozen chopped spinach i. Add some minced onion, and whatever other sessonings you would like. Cover each oyster on the half shell with spinach mix ture and broil until heated through and bubbly. Then serve these de licious morsels Immediately. For a change. Instead of serving oyster stew the traditional way In a soup bowl with oysters crack era on the side dress It up, stretch It and pul more stlck-to-the-rlbs in II by serving It In the soup bowl over a slice of freshly toasted bread. And aow for a budget dish familiar one but always a favor ite. Scalloped Ovsters made with enriched yeast raised bread crumb. SCALLOPED OYSTERS 1 quart oysters 1-3 cup light cream 'j cup margarine or butter I'i cups enriched ycnst-ralsed bread crumbs ji cup green pepper, chopped U cun celery, chopped S.i H 1 I'aprlkn Drnln oysters, reserving . liquid. Mix liquid and cream. Melt mar garine or butter, add bread crumbs and toss well until golden and chsi Crease a baking dish nnd cover bottom wltli a layer of 1-3 of toasted crumbs. Add a layer of one half of the oyntern. Top wllh one half of the green pepper, and celery and one half of ihe lloi'ld cenm mix ture, sprinkling salt and paprika over ai'. Kcneui layers snd tin jlsh the top with crumbs. Dot with I butter. Bake at 350 F. (moderata oven i, 20 minutes. Makes 8 serv ings. Comfort costs so little with Bonanza Mt'Rfr: VOV.H Lelt-ovrr creamed turkev taMex wunderlul when Ihe cream nance .paprika and good-nised wrdnes ol I ripe olives have been added. By I'OltA LKAVITT I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt left I Saturday morning for Portland, I called by Ihe serious Illness of j their daughter, Mrs. Phil Hunt. Mrs. Weslry Dearborn and Calh- erlne of Langell Valley vhlied her I mother. Mis. Ruby Brown, Sunday ' evening. Mrs. Pete Hodges and Mrs. Lea I-envltl visited at Ml. Lakl on Mon day with Mra. Bill Stewart, a for mer Bonanza resident. They also visited at Merrill with Mra. Sarah Hodges and Mrn. Tom Chalburn. Mrs. Effie Ulhnan Is visiting her son Don Oilman and family. She will vinit her win. Clary, and family at Oakndge before returning home. The Junior Follies given Friday night at the school a as very much enjoyed by a large crowd of par rnta and friends Tne band, under Hie direction of Charles Dobry, was very good. Judcea were Mrn. BUI Novotny, Mrs. Roy Fernlund and Martin Brown. The theme wa "Am i We Craiy." The 1th grade won In tlieir group, presenting "Termites Den " Hie 10th grade won for their division and gave "Foiled Again or Saved by Faith." The Bonanza Parents and Pat rons will meet November 24. 8 p.m. A good program Is planned by 0th and 7th grades and 4-H awards will be given. A cordial Invitation la extended to all Inter ested. There has been a great deal of Illness In the community and many are absent from school. Mrs. Cecil Haley Is staying with Mra. Alyce Haley while the men are elk bunting. Mrs. Clay Walker spent several days In Klamath Falls taking care of the McGregor children while Mrn. McOregor and Mrs. Oran Hanklns spent several days In San Francisco where Mrs. Hanklns re ceived medical care. DOCTORS KNOW . . . this specialised ! spina far children U nude to best fit duldrca'i need I STJOSfPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN" FOR SALE COMICE PEARS Rejects from Our Premium Gift Pockoqel Please Bring Your Own Containers . 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