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1BURSDAY. APRIL 1, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 4ACB tXVBtTBSN IkiMiadly'sKifelbeini FLORENCE JENKINS, W Editor j . . . . i . 5 n ::iiSWSSta.. ' SiS ICPAV fBAVi e iwn fi p. . - .... ,nvl, r. wmhiek iietti and Konald L. Carter, co partners In the operation of Carter's Fine Foods market, 1420 Eip anade, suggest a fine spring health cocktail: Combine and chill equal parts sauerJcraut juice, tomato juice and clam nec tar, salt and pepper to taste. To a pitcher serving six generous ly, add 2 tablespoons lemon juice and I teaspoon onion juice. A dash of ground celery seed Is a nice garnish for each tall, cold cocktail. . ' Do-lt-Y6urself Today a new classified feature started in the Herald and News . uiassincauon 11, Do-It-Yoursell. Through It, many things to do yourseu in Duiraing, repairing, re. . modeling at home will be suggest- eu. . A release from Rit products Cbr portation, a subsidiary of The Best roods, inc., tells ot the teenage fad of tinting the sleeves of trans parent plastic rain coats in school colors. Credit for starting the fad . is given to Portland where they really know what rain is. From Oregon the fad has spread east ward. The girls from one New Jersey school whose colors are blue and white, applied masking tape on the coats to form the school letters, then dipped their coats in a solu tlon of blue Kit, rinsed them and removed the tape when the coats were dried. Then they dyed their ram boots, too, out only nail way to the top to make a two-tone ef fect. Among the do-it-yourself uses for this all purpose tint are sugges- lions for dozens of ideas. Here are some ot them: - j. Tint costume jewelry in rainbow nues in. a aoume-strengui warm water solution. Just add simulat ed pearl, white or plastic Jewelry (buttons, too); lift and turn with Kitchen spoon until desired color is reached. Tint plastic eyeglass frames. Dunk clear or flesh-colored frames in warm (not hot) double-strength tint bath. Also clear plastic combs, barrettes, buckles may be tinted me same ,way. Dye fabric shoes with hot water solution for rayon or silk, crepe, linen or canvas shoes. Stroke the color on with small brush. Let color dry and brush off excess dye. Do not rinse. Tint washable white gloves for wear with pastel shades. Tint fresh flowers. Swish daisies, Queen Anne's Lace, almost any white flowers in a cool rint solu tion. Color the water in the fish bowl by ading Jade green or tur quoise tint. Won't Injure 4flsh, the manufacturers say. Tint tennis balls in bright colors for Identification on crowded court. Or tint your old ones for the youngsters. Give snapshots a sepia tint by dipping finished prints in a luke warm solution oi tan tint until thev are desred shade. Dry in the usual way.. Tint chicken or turkey feathers In several brilliant shades and sew feathers to tinted strip of un bleached muslin to make young ster's Indian headdress. Rope trick. Dunk ordinary clothes line in tint bath to make gaily col ored jump rope or lariats for Ho- along Cassldy, Jr. Tint your plastic shower curtains or plastlo window curtains by fill ing bathtub or a larger container with hot tap water, adding solu tion and your curtains. Rinse thor- ghy, flat or on clothes line. Do not wring or twist. Refresh Venetian blinds by dye ing tapes and cords in decorator .tones. Wooden slats can be tinted by dunking In solution In laundry tub or sink. Revive worn or faded rugs. You ean spray the entire carpet with dye, using the sprayer attachment of your vacuum cleaner or touch Spring Gloves Hand protection for gardenini and while doing yard work is es sential both to the eroomlnir nf your hands and comfort. There are few things more irritating than rough hands. So start the spring Season richt an.1 ...... ....-ir - - -n uuu Bb, uuiacu a pair of garden gloves that are wotmauie aim just loose enough not to bind when you use your hands. Garden cloves have cone slum. orous, anyway. For several years they have been available in cotton fabric that U nrlnton1 nlfh i t" nm wily spring flowers in pink, blue and There Are. filon fha n.un rm,Ml, gloves, made of a special vinvl- treated fabric that keeps dirt from coming uirougn to reach your hands. vet. nermlta vmi, nan.,.. ... breathe while you work. The treat ment prolongs the life of the gloves and iS not affertori kV Uochlno an A the actual green thumb should prove to be an inspiration. Makers of Green Thumb gloves, the Edmont Manufacturing Com pany, through their agency, Mumm, wuiiay c nicnois, inc., are searcning tor the origin of the fam uus expression,- - green thumb." me agency's address is 33 Grant Street. Colnmhua ik nhin nn an information would be greatly appre- uittieu. In the mpanflmn thou hDUd thai uwu verses 10 use tne expression: "Denied are the secrete of soil, seed and weather To thousands who struggle to put inem together. But certain as morning success seems to come To those chosen people who have a Green Thumb." Women's Wear Dallv ijcentlv showed pictures of garden gloves decorated with polka dots, pompons and strawberries. The magazine says: "A giddy yet practical glove for gardening or driving Is one of several in the new line of cotton work gloves styled bv Betsy Ross Glove Casuals. Non-shrtnk cotton Is trimmed with gay pompons or embroidered in colorfast wool." What smarter Easter gift could you find? Garden gloves make ideal gifts for parties and garden clubs, as wen. HOW AT DERBY'S RADIO S TV Service MR. JOE FISHER our full time service won on t RADIOS . PHONOGRAPHS TELEVISION ftettnfi MUSIC CO. tit He. 7Hi Ph. 4519 In. Ph. 7111 . 7241 up worn spots by working the color in witn a orusn. scatter rugs can go right Into a warm tint or dye solution m tne washing machine. The slumber- party crowd will like nighties from dad's old shirt. Tint a worn white' shirt a spun sugar pastel. Remove sleeves and collar, leaving neckband. Adjust size with pleats, or tucks if neces sary. Tint edging to match, for iinisning toucn. Potato Parade White potatoes will be included In every menu and meal across the nation during the national "Potato Parade," April ; 1-10, If consumers will heed the appeal of potato - growers, farm organiza tions, food chains and all segments or tne industry that are cooper ating with the National Potato Council in a giant effort to re duce the supply of potatoes now orr band, Aptly called the national budget balancer and dollar stretcher, po tatoes are the universal food, ac cording to the Potato Council. Potatoes have been the old reli able standby for many genera tions. They are one of the great energy-producing foods as well as one of the so-called protective foods that should be used every day, especially by active children and working men and women. One medium white Dotato fives you no more calories than one. oaKing powder biscuit or one large apple or a 7-ounce glass of orange Juice, or V2 tablespoons of French dressing. TO BAKE POTATOES ' Scrub potatoes and dry thor oughly. Rub well With fat if "n soft skin is desired. Bake in a hot oven (428 degrees) about 45 min utes to an hour or until potatoes are soft when creased tno-othnr with fingers. Remove from oven ami mane two gasnes in top of potato in form of a cross; press POtatO With fimrers. Tnonrf. a lot-era piece of butter and, season with sail ano pepper, Serve piping hot. ' SCALLOPED POTATOES Potatoes WIT he rnniraft m tin. cooked for tms method. Sinoe milk iS Kllrh fin 0ScAnt4o1 fnnn .. ...... dally diet, its combintlon with po- vcvuvs iim&es an laeai aisn tor bodv-butlrlino- , Thnrn en seasonings which may be added to the milk to give a wide variety oi jiavors, sucn as thyme, bay leaf, paprika, parsley, lemon Juice, plmlentos, green pepper, onion, crisp bacon, ham and cheese. Rvo.nnratari tviit. ...' ka used Instead of milk or cream, out auute half and half with water. once potatoes into greased cas serole. ROxlnlela first. tavAi. . n.itt. flour, salt and neoDer. then an. other of sliced- potatoes, sprinkle with flour, salt and pepper, then nuuuier layer oi potatoes, flu cas serole with milk to cover potatoes. Cook until done. For variation, place pork chops or slice oi nam on lop of the po. Turn rhnrw ni- ham n-lun n mioes are nan . rooKea. Salt and pepppr cnops. Ham win have enough salt that less should be added in the nnt tioc , h B cooked with ham. - .-: HIGH ALTITUDE CAKE ' Hort is Hit first recipe turned in for Mrs. Cody Moy -who hod good success with Mrs. Fraley's Burnt Sugar Cake but wanted a recipe for a white cake as well. 23 cup shortening I Vi cups sugar . 3 gg V . .. I 't. vanilla , , 2Vx cupsrflour 3 Vj t. baking powder Vl t. salt . . I cup milk Cream shortening and sugar; add eggs one at a time and beat until smooth. Stir in vanilla. Sift and measure dry ingredients and add alternately with milk, beginning and finishing with dry ingredients. Pour into 8-inch cake pans and bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes. - For variation, take half the batter and add to it Vl cup cocoa mixed with cup hot water and Vt t. soda, I t. each of cinnamon and nutmeg. Alternate the plain and chocolate batters by spoonfuls in the pans for a marble cake. Ice with chocolate icing or easy caramel icing, made by boiling Vt cup brown sugar, 6 T. butter or margarine, & T. vanilla, 6 T. cream. Add powdered sugar, which has been sifted, until icing is the' right con sistency to spread. ' POTATO CAKE Mrs. Marfan Rnmefl nf ntone SUDer KlfimiLth nncln Wllr u.ae good as her word and brought in the recipe she has had for years a,u yems ui me -original po tato Cake. 'She SaVS this is tint Slimvuierl in be a fluffy cake, so don't be dls- nwuuiLca u Mr is a uttie neavy It should be. ORIGINAL POTATO CAKE (From Mrs. Marlon Barnes) 2-3 cup butter 2 cups .sugar 2 cups flour 1 cup mashed potatoes (hot) Vi cup sweet milk 2-3 cup cocoa 2 teaspoons baking powder ' 4 eggs, beaten separately 1 teaspoon nutmeg & cinna mon each 'A teaspoon cloves . JUVENILE FURNITURE Pride nf nnRspRAlnn wma v.,n early in life and furniture has been HeclfmeH in oncwa, thlr- I1a and help It along. Very vital in uie me oi a cnim are possessions and reereaijnn arena In .hinh there are nn re.qirirt!lnn nn Har riers a place he can call his own. From Infancy on through the teen age group there Is furniture to heln narents and hllri meet this need. Extra Work Made Easy Rent A Typewriter ar Addinq Machine Eltetrlo or lUnd Last month's rental is applied to purchase price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Quick Shrimp Cocktail RMH. Tastes just right with BLUE PLATE Canned Shrimp With plump, rosy-pink Blue Plate Shrimp on'your pantry shelf, you'll never run out of ideas for quick, tempting dishes, e Enjoy their iuit-raugM flavor in spicy shrimp cocktails, e Add to soups, salads, casseroles attractive and delicious, Serve en least with cheese sauce. A meal In mlnutti! Blue Piste Shrimp come from the sunny Gulf of Mexico home waters for nature's bet-la$ling shrimp. Enjoy their sea-fresh flavor often. Ready to eat. No peeling. No waste. H-J State mm" to I k. i 1 cup chopped nut meats Cream butter and sugar, add egg VOlks . Uipn flHH maehnri nAtntnau which have been mixed with the milk. Then add other Ingredients reserving beaten egg whites until the Ida IMiv H hand lnt.teari nf with electric beater. Cake should be fairlv henvv in he nufhentln Bake In a loaf pan or stem .pan, in siow oven 1.J00 degrees) from 45 to 60 minutes. rffsni far Ttrj Complat Una of musical butrutnenli ky morgan roar baidwin daalat 7-' ' W ,v -''rih: ll rsl'.'Vl --'' J , If 'fen T- 1 1 ' f I he- I MORE THAN 50 DIFFERENT ITEMS were, represented by the 229 cases of S&W Fine Foods unloaded Tuesday noon in front of Carter's Fine Food market. The new- red and orange paint job on the exterior of the store was done by Roper & Roper, local painting contractor firm. : Get Critical d get Pepper: Schilling mm- SJW .: tannine a rati That's why Schilltn ' is the supplest, happiest flavor-maker that ever tested your taste. Don't buy just pepper ' - get SCHILLING pepper, as good cooks have dose for 72 years. ' Schilling jM Pepper isast tsuni sncts. tstucts. isH .tsuts. iuiihi sum sms rsiHcit Dishes mf By BESSY, The' Basla Bessy Bos 'o the kitchenl Let's fet together on some real sharp dairy dishes, - the kind that will give you a balanced diet every time. Starting with this little column, we'll try to do this once a week. Our meeting is with the best wishes of the Klamath Basin, Grade "A" Producers Association the peo ple who produce your milk. 'Course. I've got something to do with that, too. -::.-..' .j- -if' Buster, my bull friend who lima on the next place. Just loves thus delicate dainty. Maybe the men in your house big and little will like it, too. It's a real dee-. ' sert: t'v SURPRISE CUSTARDS 6 egg whites -14 cup granulated) sugar 'A teaspoon salt 2 CUPS FRESH MILK 1 teaspoon almond extract TOPPINGS: Chocolate sauce and nuts; mint Jelly with coconut or semi-sweet chocolate pieces: ap ricot halves or banana slices with currant Jelly; butterscotch sauce and nuts. Start heating oven to ?50 de grees F. Butter 5 to 8 custard cups. In large bowl, beat egg whites with egg beater or elec tric mixer until blended. Add sme ar, salt, FRESH MTLK and ex tract. Beat again 'til thoroughly combined. Pour through fine strainer into custard cups, filling each to about Hl-nch from the top and set In pan ot water. Bake about 40 minutes, or until knife Inserted in- top "comes out clean. Remove from water, cool on cake rack. Chill thoroughly. Unmold. Serve each with different topping. Perhaps YOU have a favorite recipe using FRESH MILKI Or perhaps a good, healthy dairy menu. We would like to share It with you and all Klamath folk. Merely write It out plainly on paper and mail it to -Bessy, the Basin Bessy Post Office Bos 841 ,. . . . Klamath Falls, Oregom Keep your MILK covered to pro tect its delicate flavor. Other re frigerator odors easily creep In when it la left uncovered. ! 'uXX ffflm l I JUx6l?ujI frozen orange juice nc X ft' tg jiy measurements srs level. Sift flour before meaa- V V -j("it'$i' Measure out and save 2 tablespoons juice from 'h 1 can (0 oz.) froxen orango Juice, undiluted sw JySfir. Place remaining juice in a saucepan and add Ny 1 can water Wt cup) bakes . XI n,;.n . . knii m,.,i,m u.j . BCnd -' W. I bcator until smooth 'ren. -l1i ' cup sugar juice pie "Easy! Has a wonderful ' Orange Juice flavor! Even in the meringue!' SPERRY guarantees you'll get perfect results It's amazingly easy! Just follow Martha Meade's easy recipe on this page and use Sperry Drifted Snow, the failure-proof flour. If you don t find that Drifted Snow 1 better than any other all-purpose flour, grocer's sales slip to Sperry Flour, San 1 cisco 6, and get double your money back. WANTED: YOUR INTERESTING RECIPES for Fruit , Cobblers, Shortcakes, Puddings and Tortes. Send them to Martha Meade's Recipe Exchange Club and become a charter member of this fascinating new club devoted to sharing and exchanging recipes. Member ship blank and full details in Sperry Drifted Snow Flour sack. Join today! - Valuable coupon for Queen Bess pattern sil verware in Sperry sack. Also Martha Meade's success recipes for all kinds of baking. JSberr.v DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR , . "NOMC-PEJVCCTCsVSMRICHEn 1 3 cup cornstarch z egg yolks, unbeaten 1 can water (' cup) Then slowly stir into boiling liquid. Hring again to s boil and cook 2 or 3 minutes, stirring con stantly, until mixture is smooth and thickened, four into a baked 9-inch pie shell It stand until filling is cool. Just before serving spoon Orange Hlossom Meringue ih mounds around edge of pie. I'lace under broiler until meringue is a deep golden brown, about 1 minute. Watch carvfully as this topping burns very quickly. It is best to serve this pie within sn hour or two as this type meringue may "water" slightly upon long standing. 6 servings. ORANGE BLOSSOM MERINGUE Messure into the top part of a double boiler 2 egg whites, unbeaten ' 2 tablespoons undtluted frozen orange juice H teaspoon salt Vs cup sugar Beat with rotary bea1.fr at hiph nwd ovnr hnilme wster for 2 minuted. Then remove from h-nt and continue besting 2 or 3 minutes Inngnr until mix ture forms soft peaks. PASTRY Messure into a mixing bowl Vl cup shortening Vj teaspoon salt 3 tnblespoons cold water Rlend ingredients together with s fork until shorten ing is creamy and absorbs part of water. Then add all at once 1 cup sifted Sperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour Stir, with circular motion, until pastry holdsitashspe. Turn out on lightly floured board, pressing quickly in to a smooth ball. Roll pas try until it will extend shout H inch beyond outer rim of s 9-inch pie pan. Fold pastry in half, lift quickly snd place in pan. Unfold, and gently press in place so there are no air pockets beneath pastry. Build up fluted edge. I'fick bottom snd sides of shell bhnraUv with fork. This allows the steam f nrmed hancn th mist to escape durinr, hskinc. fluke for 10-12 rmmifm In nrohatitad verv hrvt oven. 4M)'.irunil rruot is nicely browned .Coo) before filling.
