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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1957)
PAGE TWENTY FOCT TTERALT) AND KEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1957 1WSSSJJW.. :. i i; MM; -4- v- r-r-vv- i"B A . run limit iff r i 4 mlrtfii i imtim f 1 1 i r cm ulHMu awoj vvtc WILLIC the Whito iatm Sugar clown, and Mike Kienitz, manager of (ho local J. J. Newberry sroro. pause for a Herald and News photo in the midst of a busy day handing out free cartoon books to youngsters in the White Satin Colorinq Contest. Top prize for two youngsters will be all the toys they can carry out of the Newberry store in eight minutes. Kionitz says ho has noted numerous small groups looking the toy department over, obvious ly speculating on what items to choose first if they are winners. The White Satin coloring books are also available without chargo from all the grocers in the area. Mm FAMILY SIZE Del Monte Tomato Catsup is now on the local market. It has a new twist-off cap for easy use and easy resealing. The new 20-ounce size joins the regular 14-ounce bottle. Both are made with Del Monte's special pineapple distilled vinegar for extra goodness. w forking W TOAST THEM Leftover baking powder biscuits are good split and served with but ter and any topping you like and placed under the broiler to heal through. Ground ham and cheese is especially good. TILLAMOOK CHEESE makes the creamy sauce for this deviled crab dish unusually delicious. The recipe is es pecially valuable as a supper dish that can be speedily prepared at the last minute if part of the preparation has been done earlier in the day. Deviled Crab on' toast is hearty enough to satisfy outdoor appetites and fancy cnuuyn iot a small Dutrer party. Deviled Crab On Toast Points This delicious deviled crab mix ture can be nut together, omitting the crab and tomato paste, the night before and stored in the re frigerator overnight. Just before your guests or family arrive, put in the chafing dish and heat and add the last ingredients. Serve on toast triangles with a tossed salad. DEVILED CUAB 1 can 7'j ounces) crabmeat 2 tablespoons butter '3 cup chopped green pepper l-;i cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons flour 4 teaspoon dry mustard ' teaspoon paprika 's teaspoon salt ' teaspoon marjoram 2': cups evaporated milk 1 egg. beaten 1 cup shredded Tillamook cheese 1-3 cup tomato paste Drain crabmeat and remove any cartilage. Melt butter in saucepan over low heat. Add green pepper and onion and cook until onion is transparent. Remove from heal. Blend in flour mixed with season- inffs. Gradually add evaporated milk blending thoroughly. Cook im-or lnw hpnl until steaming hot J i:..Mli. tl.inL-onrrl clirrino pnn. UI1U Sllgliu. uiai.L.iiu, ...... ...... stantly. Remove from heat and add a little of the hot mixture to beaten egg. Stir until well blended, then add egg mixture to first mix- iture. Stir in cheese and cronmeat. I Return to low heat and stir until cheese is melted. Just before serv ing add tomato paste. Heat to serv ing temperature and serve imme diately on toast. Makes 6 serv- Drink 3 Glasses of MILK Each Day! If it's fresh ... if it's good . , it's Klamath Basin Grade "A". Look for it in cortont by Crater Lake and Medo-Land. Problem! v i, iyz6! Z v&i&Kyev' . . j i .1 a a s i fin ii i iv Aii i ij i if in i l PTT. (el riELfl k tmetA. for . v i nursaay rnaar Saturday & Sundoj H PILLSBURY U n n Lm ?1 Where the Klamath Basin Shops & Saves! Rights Reserved To Limit Quantities STEAK KNIFE IN EACH 25-LB. BAG Sunny Vole Freestone Peaches 303 Tin foF$00 BUTTER SPRINGBROOK EGGS A. C. SMITH Grodo "AA' Lorgc - Local Ranch Doz. Pumpkin No. 2'j Tin Ripe Olives $jQ0 PITTtn til in trvn . 1 13 4 FOR U Heins Creamed PITTED SALAD STYLE Tall Tin Shop The Low Cost Way! Honey a JxWl COCOA W Instant 1 -lb. Tin J - Ail u-5- govt GADf0 " AND 5ftfcr,0N L cur THfdc Al, YaT Al?E U U.S.D.A. GOOD SURPRISE SPECIALS PRODUCE SPECIALS flMBAMiCICC 5 baa ( lexas ll!n-yHinned Juice Size ft fr I I I I 8 I sU A 14 Solid Heads Pound RANBERRIES Sweet Potatoes and YAMS lb. lb. Vi Gal. Decanter Wesson Oil 6-lb. tin Snowdrift Holiday Margarine 4 lbs. 7 SUNSHINE MARSHMALLOWS Pound Cello Bag FOLGER'S Coffee fac 2-lb. 1" POUND T-BONE STEAKS ARMOUR'S COLUMBIA SLICED BACON U.S.D.A. GOOD SIRLOIN STEAKS OUR OWN PORK SAUSAGE r"TREAT"l UUCti YOURSELF I J I Kl TENDER Q C W u CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS c 0 PORK LOIN ROASTS 49 TURKEY TIME COMING UP! SHOP LOW COST FOR THE VERY BEST "" wy-i. INSPECTED BIRDS AT LOW COST MEDO-BEL ICE CREAM '2 Gai. reppcrmint and Butter Almond Tottce MARSHMALLOW CREAM fzri 3 Leaf Rakes Spring Steel c a -u Close.Out tALM ARCTIC-FLO ANTIFREEZE PERMANENT Ethylene- Cfl OQ a Glycol Bose Gal CORY COFFEE MAKER 49 5088 6 -p $2 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES 3.98 Value $198 iu.ni.',i.myff
