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THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. 1859 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 9 B FRANK CASSEROLE Temperature readings may be I Franks can be purchased in halt unpredictable at this time of year, pound packages ot live or one but ravenous appetites can be pound packages of 10. Since they predicted with certainty. This is because wimor days are made for rugged sports and we need frequent and ample refueling. A Chili Spiced Frank Casserole is just right to send the sportsters on their way well fortified, or to fill them up at the end of the day. Thrift is a virtue, but don't let It mislead you into getting less than your money's worth. For in stance, in choosing go-togethers for your frank skillet dish, be sure to select top quality franks. Only in this way can you be sure of getting (lie caliber of (inished dish vou want to serve your family The world's leading meat packer fakes pride in using only selected cuts of meat because "it's the meat inside that 'makes the dif ference.' This results in a frank that both grownups and kids love best. ft- V ITS FUN TO EAT! MEXICAN FOOD M-M-Marvcloos flavor! Different Exciting! Honrs of preparation re duced lo minutes ! You just heat and enioy. are f u 1 1 y . cooked, they should be eaten within three or four days of purchase. They can be stored in their cello-pack in the refriger ator, but never in the freezer. FRANK CASSEROLE Yield: S servings 1 pound franks 4 cup butter cup chopped onion 34 cup chopped green pepper 1 clove garlic, chopped 2 teaspoons salt 1 tablespoons sugar 1 pound, 12 ounce can toma toes l'i cups uncooked rice 1 bay leaf teaspoon clove 'i teaspoon ground pepper 'i cup water Chili sauce Melt butter in skillet. Add onion, pepper, and garlic. Heal about 5 minutes until vegetables are soft. Mix in salt, sugar, to matoes, rice, bay leaf, clove and ground pepper. Cover. Heat slow ly about 30 to 3b minutes. Add a small amount of water during the heating time if the rice sticks to the bottom of the skillet. Score franks with several diagonal slash cs. Arrange on top of the rice and tomato mixture. Brush with chili sauce. Cover. Heat for about 5 minutes or until franks are hot. Serve immediately. BARBECUED FRANKS Yield: 5 servings 1 pound franks '? cup chopped onion 34 cup catsup 3 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 tablespoon brown sugar 2 drops tabasco sauce 5 medium-siied potatoes, baked Butter Combine onion, catsup, vinegar brown sugar, and tabasco sauce in a small pan. Heat for 5 to 10 minutes to blend flavors. Score franks diagonally three or four times. Place franks in a shallow baking dish scored side up. Spoon barbecue sauce over each frank. Place under the broiler about 5 minutes or until franks are heated through. Remove from oven and place two franks on each split, buttered baked potato. Spoon remaining barbecue sauce over each frank and tato mound. Serve immediately. 1 Wf2& COMPLETE I I VOfcSlrf MEXICAN-STYLE I I ifJJJJ DINNER ! Here's l hearty meal for hearty appe tites -2 large Enchiladas, Beef Ta male, Spanish Rice, Retried Beans with Cheese, Chill, con Carne. unnuine Mexican siyte Food m minutes from freeier-to-oven-io-table! i w. VK 1 -a? Stuffed Avocado Luscious Calavo avocados com b.ne deliciously with seafood and curry, as in "Curried Shrimp, Cali- fornian.' Simply fill avocado half shells with a well-seasoned curry . . 9k HERE'S A DISH for your electric skillet to satisfy the hungriest members of the family at budget prices. A Chili Spiced Frank Casserole It easily prepared in three-quarters of an hour. Serve with finger-eating vegetables or salad. LEGAL NOTICE No hid will be comiderrd unlrsi fully completed In the manner provided In the Inilrurtioni to Bidders upnri the form provided by the Architect, and accompanied by a certified check or a bid bond, executed In favor of the Ul..lh r-,.t.n,i. Gnh.-I !.... I- .... sauce laden with shrimp, and hen' iamouiii not ie than five per cent CHEESE PASTRIES Blend 1 stick of softened butter with 1 cup of firmly packed shred ded Cheddar cheese. Add 2 cups of prepared biscuit mix and mix thorouchlv. On waxed paper, shape in roll, wrap and chill in the refrigerator, overnight if you wish When ready to use, slice Vt inch thick and place on lightly floured cooky sheet. Sprinkle tops with any of the following: sesame, poppy, carawav. dill or celery seeds: ore eano and parsley' leaves, and-or dried minced onion. Bake in pre heated 425 degree oven for 6 to 8 minutes or until golden. Allow lo stand overnight before serving. If you want a peppier taste, add a couple or three dashes of Tabasco Sauce to the mixture at tne siau when you begin creaming the but tor. FRESH, GRADE "A" MILK Potent with vitamins ond energy, Milk is your best buy today! DRINK 3 GLASSES EACH DAY! C -'4 a shallow pan with a small amount of warm water. Avocado': arc at their best when slightly wanned: warming brings out all rivcir delicate, good flavor. The crop this year is plentiful, and the luscious fruit in the price range of all. (HUtlKI) SHRIMP 3 tablespoons butter or mar garine 1 clove garlic 1 small onion 3 tablespoons flour it'apoon salt Black pepper 1 teaspoon curry powder 2 bouillon cubes 'z cup hot water 2 cup milk 1 cup cooked small shrimp 3 Calavo avocados Fresh lime or lemon juici Salt Melt butter, add garlic and fine ly chopped onion. Cook slowly un til onion is transparent. Discard garlic. Blend in Hour, salt, pepper and curry powder. Dissolve bouil Ion cubes in hot water and add with milk to flour mixture. Cook and stir until thickened. Stir i cleaned shrimp and simmer whil preparing avocado. Cut avocad) into halves lengthwise and remove seed and skin. Sprinkle with lime juice and salt. Place in shallow baking pan containing V4-ich warm aler: till avocado halves with hot shrimp mixture. Heat in moder ately slow ovc,n 1325 degrees) 15 minutes. Serve at once. Makes 6 servings. S'.i of the total amount of the hid to he forfeited ai liouidated dainalei. hould the bidder neclrct or refuse to cnler Into the contract LEGAL NOTICE lawi of the State of Oregon relating tc the pre-quahficatton of bidder. Chap in 279. Oregon Kevued Statutes Pre aualifiratlon iormi are immediately available at the office of the Architect. No bid will be considered unless fully tnmplilfd in the manner provided tn the Instruction o Bidders upon form provided by the Architect, and ac companied by a certified check or a hif bmd, executed in favor of School District No. 7, in an amount not less The successful bidder will be rrquircd than five oercent 5re-i of the total amount of the bid, to be forfeited aa liquidated damaies, abould the bidder neglect ar refuse to enter Into th conti act. The successful bidder will be required ir furnish a Surety Company Bond for 100'. of the contract price, for tht) performance nf the work. No bidder .nay withdraw his bid aft ei th hour set for the opening there of. until after the elapse of 30 dnya ti Dirt the bid opening. The Board of Education. School Dis trict No. 7 rekrrves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT niormaim. , Notice is hereby given thai the un-1 Signed H B. rerrm derignrd Executrix of the estate of bupermtendent-Clerk CEO. F HAYES, deceased. h.is filed I Published: her final account with the County l-ake County Examiner Clerk of Klamath County. Oregon, and 1 Klamath F.ilU Herald and Newa the Court ha set Friday, the 6th day of Portland Daily Journal of Commerce February. 1H59. at the hour of 10 Sar Francisco Dally Pacific Builder AM. at the Courthouse in the Circuit No Jan. 8. 13. 22. Court room in Klamath Falls. Oregon a the time and place for h"nS!g,jrD , urtucc r objections thereto and the ettlemenlPUNtKAI- "OMtS G trerpot to furnish a Surety Company Bond for IWr of the contract price, for the performance of the work. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, until after the elapse of 30 days from the bid opening. The Directors of the Klamath County School District reserve the rights to reject any or all bids and to waive any Informalities. Signed Dale Good Clerk 604 Jan. 22, 2-K Feb. S Dated and first published this 8th day of January, 1039. is Clara M. Hayes. Executrix No. 591. Jan. 8 13. 22, 29 OHAIR'S Memorial Chapel. 339 Pine, Phone TU 4-143b Parking lot available PORK stars in budget meals if you utilize all the leftovers to make additional hearty, nourishing meals. Shown is a big platter of Pork Chop Suey in a Rice Ring, using cooked pork. PORK. CHOP SUEY After the holiday season, you may find yourself pulling in the reins on that run-away food budg et. Here s where meals built around pork dishes fit in. Whether you choose a roast, sparenbs, tenderloin, chops or sausage, pork is an economical buy this month. For the wise buy er, this means good eating at a moderate cost. Pork has taken oil a "new look" these days it's leaner. Packers are paying premium prices to farmers who bring in leaner, less heavy porkers. And they are going one step further and trimming fhc pork side of all but enough fat for best cooking results. When buying pork, look for the government inspection stamp, which guarantees wholesomcncss. Also look for firm pink lean meat with the new closer trim on the fat. Pork has the best flavor when it is cooked well done- and all the pink color has disappeared. How ever, overcooking will cause ox cessive shrinkage. The use of a meat thermometer in roasts takes out all guesswork in cooking the larcer cuts. Pork should reach an internal temperature of 185 de grees. It's a well known fact to nutri tionists that pork has higher vita min B values than other fresh meats. Thiamine, or Vitamin Bl, is necessary for the proper func tioning of the heart, nerves and digestive tract. High-quality pro tein and iron make pork valuable to the diet. CRATER LAKE MEATS 1326 Klamath . Phone TU 2-3753 Locker Beef Sale U.S.D.A. Grade Good and Choice 12 Beef 53c lb. Hindquarters JJtJc lb. No Extra Charge for Cutting and Wrapping 1 s Y'n NOTICE OF STREET VACATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Common Council of the City n( Klamath Falls. Oregon, at its regular meeting, January 12, 19.i9, adopted a resolution, declaring on its own invei titration and initiation; its intention to vacate that part of Oregon Avenue. in said City described as follow: A strip thirty-two (K2i feet in width off the Southerly side of Oregon Ave nue and extending from th Westerly side of its intersection with California Avenue to the Easterly side of its Intersection with Front Street; subject to easement rights for water lines of Oregon Water Corporation, its succes sors and assigns. That at a regular meeting of said Common Council to be held on the IRth. day of February. 19M), at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M. thereof, in the Council Room of the City Hall for said City, a public hearing will he neia on saia matter, at wnicn any on lections or remonstrances which may be made in writing and filed with the Recorder of said City will be heard and considered, and at which the pub lie may he heard. This notice 1 given by order of the Common Council of the City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, expressed In the above described resolution. Done this 15th day of January, 1059. Robie Keller. City Recorder. No. 59S, Jan. 15. 22, 29. Feb. 5. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn. 021 lltk'h At Hhnne lit 3-4404. MEETING NOTICES 1 Special Communication, Klamath Lodfie 77, A.F. and A.M., Friday evening, Ian. 23. 7:30 p.m. Work in the MM de gree. Visiting breth ren invited. Sanford C. Selby, W.M. LOST & FOUND ... . 2 LOST one lfi inch Chevrolet wheel with tire between 1 mile west Keno and Klamath Falls. Finder please call Western Union. $2.1 REWARD. Lost about one month ago, block Labrador female, leven years old. Telephone TU 2-1270. LOST, large ruby ring set in gold. Carved In center of ring, gold lion. Reward. TU 4-7774. Ask for Mr. Val ley. GENERAL NOTICES 4 STAUFFER home reducing plan. Amy Brown. TU 9-0344 for frea demonitra tlon. CAMEO CORPORATION CREAM When you're buying a pork roast, select one large enough to provide meat for a second meal Alter the roast has seen its big gest day, star the leftovers in chop suey. serve it with a green salad frosty pineapple chunks and al mond cookies. CHOP SUEY 2 cups cooked pork, cut in thin strips ?i cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons butler or mar garine 1 cup celery, cut in Vi-inch pieces ',i teaspoon salt Dash ot pepper 2 cups hot chicken stock or bouillon 1 (16 to 17-ouncc) can bean sprouts (Hi cups) 3 tablespoons cornstarch 3 tablespoons cold water 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 tablespoon bead molasses 4 cups cooked rice Cook meat and onions in melt' ed butter for about 5 minutes, un-l til meat is browned and onion is clear. Add celery, salt, pepper, chicken stock and bean sprouts. Cover and cook for 5 minutes, Make paste of cornstarch and wa ter. Add with sauces and molasses to meat mixture. Stir lightly and cook for 1 or 2 minutes, until mixture Is clear and thickened. Serve in ring of fluffy rice. Makes 4 to 6 servings. 1 mmi i PERSONALS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received until 1:00 p.m. Tuesday. February 3. 1959 at the olfice of District No. 7. Lakcvlew High School, Lakeview, Oregon. Bids will be for the construction of three class rooms and toilet rooms for the Fre mont School, Lakeview, Oregon, with toiai area oi approximately li.on square feet. General bids are request ed which will include all Items of work necessary to complete the proj ect on or before August l, 193U, Structure Is one story tn height, with concrete foundations and floor slabs or. grade, wood frame walls with brick veneer; root, wood decking on giu lam beams with built-up roofing; In terior walls, plaster with baidboard wainscots, ceramic tile in toilet rooms; floors, vinyl-asbestos tile, ceramic tile In toilet rooms; heating, hot water cOnvecto.s connected to existing boil- llshting. generally fluorescent. Ccntract Documents, which include drawings and specifications may he obtained at the Onlce of Howard R. Pcrrln. Architect. 1121 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, tor a deposit of 925.00 per tet, which deposit will be returned to the bidder upon re turn of the documents to the Archi tect. Plans and specifications are on file and mav be examined at the Builders Ex changes In Portland, Eugene, Mcdford anr San Francisco, at the Daily Pa cific Builder Plan Room, San Fran Cisco. California, and the Office of the Superintendent-Clerk, Lakeview High School, Lakeview, Oregon. All bidders must comply with the NIAGARA cyclo massage equipment, i iieien uran, 827 Jefferson. Phona TU 4-3242. FOR your Stanley Home Products Peggy Pea bier Phone TU 3-0229 SPENCER coritliare, 4-9057. AVON toilet articles. Phone TU 2-3770. FULLER distributor. Arnold Mlsllao clo, TU 2-3666. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3163, SARAH Coventry Jewelry TU 3-4301, PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 YOUNG women of any faith needing confidential advice may contact UiM rrutu, uatnoitc Charities, 278 W. Broadway Vugens- Oregon. PbODI S-3642 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, nhona TU 2-S740 or TU 4-917S. P.O. Box 204. Also men my nelp for the families of alcoholics. CLEAN LINE COPPER CLEANER by Cameo now comes in a lovely pink cream which cleans and polishes. It is a companion product to the Cameo powder copper cleaners which has been on the market for some time. CAMEO Copper bottomed pan or solid copper in the kitchen is lovely to behold but a little difficult to always keep bright and shining. The new Cameo Copper Polish now on the local market is a pink cream which cannot scratch nor mar the surface and cleans and polishes quickly with just a small amount of rubbing. The Cameo powder copper clean er has won deserved popularity across the country for cleaning both inside and outside of copper and stainless steel pans. The new cream is even easier to use. It will clean and polish brass, chrome, stainless steel and copper. Follow the simple directions on the plastic bottle. Never trust a damp cloth to clean your clothesline in the winter months when there is much soot in the air. Instead, clean it with steel wool and you will be sure not to have any dark marks on freshly washed clothes from the clothesline. SOUPS Add a touch of elegance to winter soups with generous wedges ot Wyandotte ripe olives. They are ae licious in almost any soup and es pecially popular in French onion, fish or corn chowder. ST HOW'S YOUR HOUSEPOWER? SH f!rr, servants which you have added in the past few years, take advantage of Reddy V f I (y, Kilowatt's "Wira-On-Timt" Plan. Under this easy-pay plan COPCO customers 5-sS. 1 X can finance home wiring improvements... wire in new appliances... a7 5tSv . V . X or wire for electric heat without down payment, collateral, or p Jf tfT ' , co-signers for as little as 5 a month. Y-rl jf -i XvS For Deils, See Yor Favorite Eleetriee! Appliance Deeler, I It8"" l2r rVl LEGAL NOTICE ADVFRT1HKMKNT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received until p.m. Thursday, February 19, 1939 at the office of the Klamath County School District, Veterans Memorial Buildlnf. Klamath Falls. Oreion. Bids will be for the construction of a four clans room addition to the Henley High School, Klamath County, Oregon. The addition will cover a ground area of approximately 3.173 square ' feet. General bids are requested which will Include all items of work necessary tn complete the project. Exterior walls of building will be wood frame with brick veneer, windows of wood. Interior, wood frame with dry- wall construction, hard board wain scots, acoustic upper walls and cell' lngs; floors, concrete with vinyl as bestos tile; roof, wood frame with built-up and shingled roofing: heating radiant floor; lighting, concentric ring. incadescent. Contract Documents, which Include drawings and specifications may he obtained at the Office of Howard n Perrin. Architect, 1121 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, for a deposit of t2.V00 per set, which deposit will he returned to the bidder upon return of the documents to the Architect Plans and specifications are on file and may be examined at the Build ers Exchanges In Portland, Eugene, Medford and San Francisco and the Daily Pacific Builder Plan Room, San Francisco, California. All bidders must comply with tht laws of the State of Oregon, relating to the prequallftcatlon of bidders, Chapter 279, Oregon Reviaed Statutes. Prequal IflratVon Form sra Immediately avail CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY WANT AO AUTOMOTIVE Trailer . Auto Miscellaneous New Cars & Truck! Used Can & Trucks .. ,1L EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Femala ., Help Wanted. Mala Help Wanted Situations Wanted REAL ESTATE Rooms For Rent Apartment For Rent ,. Houses For Rent Misc. Property to Let Real Estate Exchange ... 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If you are between the ages of 18 and 54, mechanically inclined. or with mechanical background and want more information about how our training program can help you get started in this rapid ly expanding industry, take tho first step now. We have been doing a successful job of training men for the past 18 years. Write Trac tor Training Service, Box 416, Her ald & News. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 i. Any want tn care for children. Mu.l live In. TU S-0625. EVENING WORK! Earn extra money or supplement your present income. Work 3 hours evenings. Earn $30 $35 s week. Write Particulars i BOX 418 HERALD AND NEWS HELP WANTED, MALI - 1 PARTS department Mtl.tant autom tlve. A" 3i o S. Mui be hlk achonl graduate. Personable, wtlllbf e li-ari and advance. Give ajiiallleetlea and phone. Write Box 4W, care 01 MM Id New.. able at the offlct of tha Architect
