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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1954)
PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1954 Deadline For Recipes Extended to July 30 Mrs. Dave Campbell of Ely, president of Klamath County Cow Belles, announce that the deadline for turning in recipes for the cookbook being compiled by the Oregon Cow Belles has been extended until July 30. All members and friends who have recipes using beef are asked to bring or send them to Mrs. Campbell or to the county agent's office in Klamath Falls. The recipes are printed without charge, with proper credit to the donor. There is a charge of reproducing brands in the book, but as many brands as possible are wanted for the cookbook. . STOP HIDING YOUR LIGHT under e bushel because of a blemished skin. Take advantage of the wonderful double action of Medicated Creamy Masque and Medicated Lotion found in the tax-free Medicare. Get to work with daily consis tent care, then note the rewarding effects. Cleanse your skin thoroughly with the water soluble Creamy Masque. So de lightful to use . . . there's no caking or hardening on the skin to cause that taut, uncomfortable feeling. Demonstrations, courtesy Tussy Cosmetiques, at Currin's for Drugs Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.. Dramatize Your Table In this progressive day and age. there ere do rules as to what con etitues a tablecloth (or Informal dining. You can use any type of -fabric that suits your fancy. You can tint cheesecloth to match the pattern on your china or whenever you happen to see any fabric yardage that looks dif ferent and attractive, buy a length of it and spread it ou your dining table. Nice color scheming is most inviting at any meal. All you need to be sure of is that the material you choose is easily and safely washable, for whatever you spread over your table should be able to take a laundering after each use. So long as you wash a cloth promptly, you don't have to worry about the usual mealtime stains. Soap and water will take them out. POWER MOWER CARE Treat your power mower with care and respect. Keep It dry: store it under cover, and never use a hose to wash It. To prevent excessive wear, tighten the bolts frequently with a wrench and screwdriver. Keep the gasoline and . oil for the motor in good, clean condition, watching to see that dirt end dried grass don't get into the gasoline or the tank. Simple this sounds, it is one of the I most common causes of trouble in power mowers. It is well to rake the lawn lightly before mow ing to remove hidden obstacles! particularly if you have a dog In the family) as a power mower can make a dangerous missile out cf any stick or stone It hits. 1 Smoking Candles If you are dining out on the patio, on the terrace, or merely in the backyard, avoid smoking can dles by coating them first with a paste of thick soapsuds. Roll each candle back and forth between the well-soaped palms of your hands to be sure It is thor oughly covered except the wick. Wipe off the excess soap, let the candles dry, and you'll find that they will burn evenly without drip ping, smoking or causing a "amaze" over the dinner table. LAWN FIRMTIRE Even if your outdoor furniture is plastic - covered, gay colored beach towels spread over the chaise longue makes It more in viting. The towel absorbs perspir ation and spares the permanent upholstery the rigors of casual weather living. And, of course, the towels can be taken off and popped into the washing machine for im maculate freshness. IBIS tee" ., .y W' t) k ?jippP "i CLEAN TELEPHONE ! Before you start lo wipe off the surface of your telephone with a v.ell-wrung-out soapy cloth, stretch a rubber band over the two prongs the receiver rests on. This will prevent its giving a busy signal if anyone calls your number, as well as allowing the other party (if you are on a party line) to use the telephone. ACTIVE SMALL FRY need nutritious lunches. This attractive lunch, served on plates on the back porch, is built around hot dogs and cheese toasties, orange chip cookies and plenty of cold milk. Picture and suggested recipes come from the Ameri can Dairy Association. Summer Back Porch Lunch Since cheese is a universal fav. orite and hot dogs are a child's delight, the combination of the two in a sandwich spread is bound to draw enthusiastic approval. HOT DOG-CHEESE TOASTIES i pound sharp cheddar cheese ' j pound hot dogs, cooked tt cup catsup I ecg 1 tablespoon pickle relish J teaspoons prepared mustard Put cheese and hot dogs through a food grinder, using a medium coarse blade. Mix with catsup and cook over very low heat until the cheese melts. Add the beaten egg and cook two minutes more. Re move from heat, add relisn and mustard. Spread on buttered toast ed buns and serve at once or spread on buns aid broil tor 2-3 minutes. Top with a little more grated cheese. ORANGE CHIP COOKIES 1 cup butter 'i cup granulated sugar ij cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons orange juice 1 tablespoon grated orange c rind- 1 egg 2". cups sifted flour 1i teaspoon salt ! teaspoon soda 2 o u n c e s semi-sweet choc olate, grated Cream butter, granulated sugar, and brown sugar. Add orange juice, orange rind, and egg and mix well. Sift the flour, soda and salt together. Add to the orange mixture. Then blend in the grated chocolate, shape into three rolls about l'i inches in diameter. Wrap in waxed paper and store in the refrigerator overnight or until thor oughly chilled. When ready to bake, slice thinly and place on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for 10-12 minutes or until lightly browned. This recipe should make 8 dozen cookies. BUY A NEW CHEVROLET TODAY'S BEST BUY IN SAVINGS! PFP(3(o J n n ER CARS In '54, 9i tor years before . . . MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CARlJXE.? 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Picture and recipe are courtesy Wheat Flour Insti tute, Chicago. 6 ounces elbow macaroni 3 tablespoons butter or mar garine ' i cup button mushrooms (4- oz. can) . One-third cup chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons chopped pim iento 3 tablespoons enriched flour I teaspoon salt Dash of pepper Vi cups milk 1 cup shredded American cheese !i cup grated Fa r m e s a n cheese Buttered bread crumbs Cook macaroni in boiling salted water until tender (about 7 min utes). Drain and rinse. While mac aroni is cooking, melt butter or margarine in saucepan. Add mush rooms, green pepper and pimiento and brown lightly. Stir in flour, salt and pepper. Add milk and cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Add cheese, stirring until well blended. Fold in macaroni. Pour into a ll2 - quart casserole and top with buttered bread crumbs. Bake in moderate oven (350 de grees) for about 25 minutes. SPEED THAT SWEATER In a hurry for a clean sweat er? Squeeze it gently through soapsuds and rinses, blot it with a clean turkish towel. Then lay it flat and ease it to shape. Insert cardboard rollers (saved from waxpaper or aluminum foil) into each sleeve and between the back and front. This allows the air to circulate through the sweater and makes the drying much faster. YOUR FOOD BUDGEpwith PORTER'S FRIL-LETS! eSslNkM COOKING SalodtHtl, Macaranl, U - - - ' ., Lasagna. WWTirif'H - SpaghilH, . Kur-Q-NoiJltl Oim-SCAJKUl MACAIONI CO. PORTIAND, OREGON ADDED TANG A touch of lemon or lime Juice ou your fruit salad will give . flavor emphasis which is refresh. Dig and does not add to the calorie intake. . 3Ke irfrotirnt Dairy By BESSY, The Basin Bossy Don't get the wrong idea about milk. Milk, certainly, is the only food which nature created for just that reason. And it certainly is the most perfect of all foods in the enure world. Well, you ask, what would be the wrong idea about milk? We cows are a proud lot. Wa produce what we figure is our best. We do our part, sure. But, in this day of science, our part isn't the finish. First of all, the boss sees to it we cows get the best of care. That's normal, since only healthy cows can produce healthy milk. But that isn't all, either. Not by a long shot. Pasteurization Is important, cleanliness not only of the dairy barn equipment but all the rest of the equipment which comes in contact with milk is Important. The tremendous high standards of sanitation and clinic-purity which make Grade A milk alone the safest, purest, nealthiest of all milk, are truly wonderful. - So take it from me, when you have Grade A milk fresh and cool and refreshing and rich you've truly got the perfect food nature intends you to have. So, with this little dissertation, here's this week's recipe the celery, shell pastry we promised last week. You'll need celery seed and pas try, and the creamed dried beef we told you about. You make your favorite pastry using l'i cups of flour, add celery seed and mix well. Roil out to 'a-inch thickness and cut into 4-inch rounds. Fit rounds over back of muffin pans and trim edges to lit. Prick well with' fork and bake, pastry side up, in hot oven (42S degrees P.) for 15 to 18 minutes. Or until lightly browned. Makes six shells. Served with grapefrult-avocada salad, hot rolls, butter, straw, berries, milk and tea and you'va got a real one. Bessy. KLAMATH FALLS MOTHERS MEW Enriched NUCOA is digestible even for babies! Fresh-made from sweet skim milk and extra-fresh, light vegetabde oils. Luscious Nucoa margarine is more digestible than toasted bread ! Nucoa is enriched with Vitamins A and D essential to your children's health ! Even Nucoa's color is. wholesome golden Vitamin A. DiseoTer new joy of eating! New enriched Nucoa is great for the health of all your family ! For Nucoa is so digestible it can be baby's first spread. More digestible than toasted bread. Nucoa is richer in milk-minerals than the highest -priced spread. More wholesome color. Of all leading margarines, only Nucoa has golden Vitamin A color from carrots. 2 Titamins children must get. Just 2 ounces of Nucoa gives your child 62i of his whole day's need of Vitamins A and D . . . essential for good vision and health! Shipped fresh never kept in cold storage. Nucoa spreads fresh-made goodness on bread. Adds golden richness to vege tables, sauces, cakes, cookies! Delicious. Digestible. Discover New enriched Nucoa yourself! NEW Enriched NUCOA' digestible even for babies 410 S. trh Pk. 4113
