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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1952)
t MOMMY. DKCKMBKIt 21). 19.12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON PACK TEN New Slants On Snacks Whether our budgets enn stand it or not, mot of u throw our imnnelal discretion to the winds during the holiday season and have a. merry time buyinu gifts and en tertaining with elaborate parties. A look at our bank balance af ter the holiday aprce Is apt to In dicate a period of strict economy with no entertainment whatsoever. Thia decision, according to the ex pert on family living, is a big mistake because fun and relaxa tion are as Important as the every dav necessities. rt-a still easy to manage gra cious hospitality even ihoush din ner guests and large parties can sot be afforded. You'll find that informal get Uwethera for bridge or TV lends Itself to a gay, congenial evening where you can relax witn jour friends and enjoy their visit. A few serve-yourself snacks and a beverage are the only refresh ments needed but, no matter how simple they are. serve them with an air of importance. Pret ty arrangement of cheese and crackers or cold cuts on your most hindsome tray or serving platter. Add a few perky relishes like radish roses or celery curls and use brightly colored plates and napkins. Remember that eye ap peal means -taste appeal and that the simplest food becomes party lood when It's served attractively. When you consider the great va riety of delectable party snacks for serving with entertainment bev erages, it's amasing that so many hostesses fall Into the potato chip and popcorn rut. With little more effort' than It takes to tear open a packaged snack, you can serve interesting tidbits that will Intrigue guests and make entertainment more fun. Here are some suggestions all subtle seasoning tricks for snacks to serve with a refreshing glass of beer when friends drop in. CEREAL CRl'NCHIFS Melt t cup melted butter in a large shallow pan. Add 2 drops Tabasco. i teaspoon salt and i teaspoon paprika. Stir in S cups , ready-to-eat wheat or rice cereal squares and. 4 grated parmesan cheese. Mix well. Bake in moderate-oven (350 degrees) about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. ' ' SPICED NUTS For each cup of shelled pecan or' walnut halves, heat i to 1 tablespoon salad oil or butter in a shallow pan. Add i.uts. -Sprinkle lightly with cinnamon, cloves and Malin Party MAi.tN Mrs Pick llrnrel was hostess Dec. 18 for the annual Christmas social meeting of the Malm Ladies Aid. Christmas gieens. Nativity scene candles and a fire In the fireplace added to the Christmas splrn. Christmas music was sung by the group and Karen Kajnus sang a solo with Mrs. Gladys Rajnus at the piano. Mrs. Luetic Clray played several numbers on the or gan and Mrs. Edith Browning pleased the audience wnn a cnrisi mas reading, -"The Birthday of Hope." Gifts were brought by those pres ent for the Salem Hospital for men tal patients but no gift exchange was held. - Refreshments were served from a table covered with a poinsettia red cloth centered with Christmas Christmas figurines, Mrs. Brown ing poured. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Wil son and Mrs. Jack Ratllff, Present were Mrs, T. C. Haggrr ty. president: Mrs. Merle Loosley, Mrs. -J. Pcrrv Haley. Mrs. Ger trude Johnson,. Mrs. Emma Wil son. Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatnck. Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. Teresa McComb. Mrs. George Smallcy, Mrs. Halbert Wilson, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mrs. Milo Smith, Mrs. Laddie Raj nus and Karen, Mrs. Jack Ratllff. Mrs. Edith Browning, Mrs. Sybil Hall. Mrs. Lucile Gray, Mrs. Flor ence Stubblefleld. Mrs. Margaret Fowler. Mrs. Ilene Herringshaw and Mrs. Peg Shuman. New year's Confection Fruit Cake Sift flnur tWnri meicttrlnff. IT level measurements lor all ingred ients. Beat Ui.tll foamy 2 large eggs Add 2-3 cup brown susar ( firmly j packed, free from lumps) 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 tablespoons soli or m;lted ouuer i Continue beating until well blend-. ed. Sift into egg mixture a cup sifted enriched flour i teaspoon double-action bk. ing powder . i, teaspoon salt Mix.tnto a smooth batter. Add ! 3 cups whole candied cher-i rles ta to 1 pound) I 1 cup candied pineapple cut In large chunks M slices) I 1 cups pecan halves Cj pound' ' 1 l'i cups pitted dates, halved j I7' oi. package) lS . I ...l.U U.....J. ....141 Ei Diniu nun blrmi ui immia mini ( fruit .ind mils are well mixed, (Hat-: ter will barely oout mixture.) Turn inlo a well greased t-lnch square' pan. Distribute mixture evenly in pan. Bnko In a preheated slow-! moderate oven. Jii F., for 41MS mlnutrs. Let stand In pr.n u:itil partially cool before turning out onto wire rack. Cool thoroughly be fore storing. When this fruit cake has "aucd" M days It may be , sliced very thin with a very sharp knue. The large chunks of fruit jive a "mosaic" appearance to the slices. Makes 1 veiy r.ch fruit cake , squaie, 3 pounds). nutmeg. Heot in a moderate oven (375 degrees) about IS minutes, stirring occasionally. ' GARLIC OUVEs Two or three days belore need ed, pour contents of 1 or 2 cans of ripe olives into a glass jar which can be covered. Add 1 clove of garlic, - thinly sliced for each can of olives. Shake lightly. Cover. Chill 'In refrigerator, repeating shaking a few times to distribute garlic flavor. PRETTY PLATTER There's nothing like a salad plat ter to give eye and taste appeal to your buffet supper. Select one particular fruit and let it be the keynote. Slices of keep golden colored papaya fresh from the Islands is an excellent choice. Pineapple rings, spiced prunes, almond-stuffed canned cling peach halves filled with cream cheese balls make delectiable accessories. 1 DANCE Hew Years' Eve Bonanza ' High School Gym ANNUAL Fireman's Ball Benefit Bonanxa Volunteer Fire Dept. Music By. Les Gardner and hit Western Swinq Band $1.00 Per Person MONEY for Hospital Room and Board Surgical Feet Special Hospital Services Doctors' Calls In Hospital v Maternity Polio Have us tell vou obout the exceptional new Family Hospital ond Suraicol Ex pense plan now to be hod from the Metropolitan Life. You will find it aivinq iust the protection vou mav hove been seekina. Write or tele phone Harrel M. Creasey 933 High St. Phone 7644 Kprttntinf Ik Metropolitan life Imuranc C Htw Y.rk, N.Y. ONE BIG FULL ME KJft VV Wish You All a Very Happy New Year! Prices effective thru Saturday, Jan. 3rd. Start the New Year Righ t Shop at Piggly Wiggly! Bottles ' TC t SO FINE FOR SANDWICHES Whether It's for tiny "cocktail" dainties or man-sized "Dogwoods" you'll find it perfect. OWIV MORNING FRESH , am. m m M i w I BRINGS YOU MY I ESSENTIALLY 11 1 I ENRICHED I I I H sHcee provide y9v with a doily minimum II I I 11 v f - 'lequlrement f vitamins and mWol. II I W ENERCY-PACKED II I W, 1 ' Mo, frm a balanced blend of nature's WL vital feed Ingredients. Hi EXTRA-FRESH 1 ' cmt In patented M M "Super-Stol- protection M M x.. ' locking in even Mr M "W fresh goodness. Jmt f m ixZxi v a 100K ton BLUE WRAPPER FOP. ENRICHED WHITE. 100K FOR CO10EN BROWN ' WRAPPER FOR WHEAT "(NATURAL) ' Coca-Cola CAKE MIX TUNA PEACHES PEAS CHEESE SYRUP FLOOR WAX BORENE DOG FOOD BOON PRUNES Swonsdown Devil's Food House of Lords fancy solid pack. No. Vi tins Baqtey Freestone No. 2Vj cans Pictsweet No. 303 Tins Pabstett Pennant Maple Blend. 24 oi. bottle 6 Bottle, ' (plus doposlt) J 4 PKG. $ 4 CANS $ 4 CANS $) 8 CANS $ 3 fo 85' 19' Gold Seal, Liquid, Self-Palishinq Pt, Gran. Soap Larqt Crown Wafers f Granules Household Cleanser PRODUCE FEATURES 3roR69L69t 4.35t 15 j.c.i.29 6 FOR $1 Kerr's Pure Fruit PRESERVES Tracy's confectioniied No. 2 cans. Oreqon grown WI LL BE CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY Thursday, Jan. 1 Trader Vic's GINGER BEER Non-Alcoholic. 12 ot, bottles 2, .,39c Georqettl Pepperoncini (pickled peppers) 'Z27c Sunblest PICKLED ONIONS ::45c Sunblest Maraschino CHERRIES Cocktail style with stems ,J:.'36c Large Heads Cauliflower 19c Avocados -10c Sweet Potatoes or YAMS""2 5C U.S. Nol Klamath Potatoes 49c APPLES "" - 39c 2 lb. or Assorted Flavor! 65c Frisbia Golden Marshmallow SYRUP, 69c Shelled Valnuts- 89c Penguin Frozen Peas " :; 2 "' 29c Pride Of Oreqon Froien Strawberries 35c SUNSHINE CHEEZ-IT Crackers ... 19c HYDROX Cookies 39c? Mint Pillow Candy n....33c FOR HIGHEST QUALITY IN MEATS AND POULTRY BUD HANSON'S MARKET 701 Pint St. . PAN READY Fresh Dressed ROASTING Mjc COLORED re. hens FRYERS W- JtnMtt,i CC PORK Loin end a, Should., AQc HAMSODfc ROASTS Vp. BEEF U.S. Grade "Goad" lW UC BEEF U.S. Grade "Good" M fir 1 ROASTS Jib. STEAKS . IVib. SLICED scaled pkg. 1 v C PORK Old fashioned country JJ( bacon 33H sausage I I A DDV MElAf VC A Dl w ppreiat your patronage and friendship this past year. . . nArrl ICAK; May you hare the b.it for '33! 3 1
