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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fills, Ore.
Thursday, February 28, 19631
crushed thyme leaves is an ideal
companion for the fish. Almonds
have lone been associated with
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FOR LENTEN DINING
Baked fillets of haddock or solejgarnish and
are served with an eye-catching
as well as appetite-appealing
sauce and a green vegetable for
"Butter-Almond Fish Fillets" j
perfect for Lenten dining.
The butter sauce flecked with
toasted slivered almonds, chopped
here the crunchy
nuts live up to Uieir culinary
reputation in elegant fashion.
Give yourself a lift any time
by enjoying almonds eaten ouf-
of-hand. They are notable energy-
boosters, rich in B vitamins, cal
cium and iron, and they contain
as much body-building protein as
lemon rind and!lean meat, milk or egs. It's a
good idea to tuck some of the crisp
nuts into lunch boxes (or quick-
energy snacks.
BITTER-ALMOND
FISH FILLETS
1 package il lb. I frozen had
'dock or sole fillets.
i teaspoon salt
'a cup butter or margarine
2 tablespoons finely chopped
parsley
't teaspoon grated lemon
rind
1 tablespoon lemon juict!
a teaspoon crushed dried
thyme leaves
' cup toasted slivered al
monds Paprika
Cooked spinach, asparagus paprika. Surround with vege
or broccoli table. Serve sauce in bowl.
Plact froien block of fish in Makes 4 servings Ci cua
. i.t., k.t,i.. AUh Cnrinl-l:MUCe.l
with salt and dot with 2 table
spoons butter. Cover with alumi
num foil and bake in 375-degree
i moderately hot! oven 40 min
utes. Uncover, baste with pan
liquid and bake 20 minulci long
er. Meanwhile, melt remaining
butter in saucepan, stir in ;ars
ley, lemon rind and juke bud
thyme. Just before servinf, stir
in almonds. Repiovt iisn tu warm
serving p'";r and sprinkle with
LIGHT DESSERT
Lime apricot cream is a light
fruit dessert. In a mixing bowl,
combine 1 cup of instant nonfat
dry milk with 2 i43-ouncei jars
of strained apricots, well chilled.
Whin S to 4 minutes, or until
r it peaks form. Add ' cup of
iime juice and continue whipping
3 to 4 minutes longer, until stiff
peaks form. Gradually add 2 ta
blespoons of sugar. Serves 4.
Traded in
on New
G.E.'s...
More than
93
Used Appliances &
TV's to chooso from
GOURMET FLAVOR Delectable flavor makes ham
steak broiled with bananas an appealing mid-winter dish.
Time-saving, too, as
along with the meat.
i Cow Belle's
! Corner
By Mrs. Ted Hyde
; Each year at this time, youth
groups in all the counties of Ore
gon are invited to assist in se
lecting an outstanding father In
their county. ,
.' A state committee will select
from the county award winners,
Oregon's Father of the Year. , .
This unique and rewarding pro-'
gram originated with the Oregon
Cow Belles to recognize and hon
or fathers, for their work with
their families, and their services
to youth groups and communities.
- Rewards will be presented by
the Klamath County Cow Belles
l? the Klamath County father se
lected, and to his sponsoring
group.
; Some of the award winners In
previous years have been, John
F, Heyden, Ralph Hill, John
kerns. Bill Milne, Ray Peterson,
and last years winner was Floyd
Ham-Bananas Make Robust Dish
Hearty meat dishes are still
very much In style these uncer.
tain mid-winter days. If there's
lots of kitchen time, there's
nothing like a filling stew or hefty
roast to provide rib-sticking nour
ishment so necessary to battle the
elements.
But when days are short, .and
the palate yearns for a particular
ly delectable flavor, lesty ham
steak takes but minutes to broil.
And, to add sunny flavor and
even more vitality value, luscious
bananas can sizzle happily right
along with the ham.
Always In season, and so good
to eat right from the peel, bana
nas take on their vegetable guise
quickly and easily. The tropical
fruit ' undergoes a subtle flavor
change when broiled (or baked, or
fried). The butter-smooth texture
remains, and the mellow sweet
ness makes a fine foil for ham
and other pork products. Remem
ber, too, that their natural fruit
pectins aid digestion, and, when it
SIZZLING HAM-BANANA BROIL
1 smoked ham steak, 1-inch
thick
3 tablespoons melted butter
4 firm bananas
Turn oven control to broil set
ting (550 degrees F.l. Score the
fat edge of Hie ham steak t' ' - ".
vent it from curling. Place steak
on broiler rack so that meat sur
face is three inches below heat.
Broil for 10 minutes. Turn and
continue to broil for five minutes.
Meanwhile, peel bananas, brush
well with butter, and place on
rack beside the ham steak. Broil
for five more minutes or until
ham is done and bananas are
lightly browned. Serves four.
(Note: If using cooked, ready-to-eat
ham, allow only five minutes
broiling time for each side.)
II Claude Tomtro Chuck Vion
Reno, our service ' manager soys: "My boys hove
checked these our and wo know they're good, and
I've never seen such prices! It your old appliances
aren't working right, tee these! You can't miss!"
USED RANGES
Kelyinator $40
GIGANTIC OFFERING OF
USED APPLIANCES ! SAVE
We need the room! They're running us out of our Bargain Base
ment. Prices cut to bedrock - Compare! Also - Some terrific buys
on new G.E. APPLIANCES.
Many More Not Listed!
Buck. These fathers have been comcs to calories, a medium ba-
sponsored ny youui groups adds up to only 88,
4-H work, church work, Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Do-
Jfolay.
-;So all youth, groups are invited
ci honor a father they know. The
selection must be made and the
application filled In and sub
mitted by April first.
:jEf5y blanks may be obtained
from Mrs. Dayton Hyde, 1420 Pa
cifi Terrace, and Mrs. Joe
Smith, 5007 Alva Ave., this city.
To complete this quick yet ro
bust mid-winter dinner, serve a
crisp tossed salad and crusty
bread or rolls, with an easy-bake
frozen dessert.
ALMOND GRAVY
Add toasted slivered elmonds to
chicken gravy just before serving.
The almonds will add surprise fla
vor and texture to the gravy.
1
Scoter oXV
WITH
CASUALS
iSwS White, Red
or tlock
Dance into fashion wearing Buskens
casuals. Spirits sing and thrift joins in.
Buskens casuals, are yours for a song!
shop mi 9
Save on Grigsb'y's Smokehouse
WHOLESALE
MEAT PRICES
COMPLETE FINANCING Buy Now! First
Payment in 45 days. Free Delivery!
USDA GOOD
ALL CUT AND WRAPPED FREE!
il
Front
Quarter
Whole or
Half Beef
Hind
Quarters
Half of a Half Beef
For those families who do not have facilities to
handle a full half beef ... All the cuts you get
in a half beef including steaks,
roasts, ground beef. Approximate1 RHC
weight 150 lbs.
lb.
FAMILY PACK No. 1
For those families who cannot handle a Half of
a Half Beef . . . Consists of Vi of o half in
cluding all cuts plus a pork shoulder cut
into roasts and tteaki. Should
last the average family about
x monrns, ua. wi
119
FAMILY PACK No. 2
For the family who' wants a larqer selection of
meats. Same as Family Pack nsj JOB Q
No. 1, with ham, bacon and a CT Jf 1
sausage addod. A real savings. m
O lb.
TRIMMED BEEF LOINS
USDA grade Good" wcll-trim-med,
ready to cut. 40 to 50 lbs.
of T-Bonei, Sirloins, Club Steaks.
PRIME RIBS
Cut into rib steaks or prima
Rib Roast. USDA grade
Good.
WHOLEh" HOGS
39
Cut and
Wrapped
Yes! We have that famous, flavorful
Mt. Mahogany Sugar Cured
HAMS and BACON lb. 59c
New Feature BEEF BACON
CALL US FIRST FOR
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
AND SAVE MONEY!
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Frigidaire
S40
G.E.
$50
Norge
$50
Hot Point
$50
Westinghouse
$60
Frigidaire
$65
Prestline - Double Oven $65
Hot Point - Double Oven $75
Philco
$75,
Crosley - Double Oven $75
G.E.
$100
Westinghouse 30" ! $125
WASHER - DRYERS
Hot Point Washer and $ PA
Matching Dryer, 13 I
Repossessed Like new mmjm
Kelvinator Washer $ tl 1 A
and Matching Dryer .... ill
Kenmore Automatic $
Washers 5 of
These from
4 Westinghouse $ JT k
Washers from fB
Whirlpool Automatic $ i AA
2 G.E. $ i m $!
Washers W i
One 3J And One J
G.E. Combination $ A
Washer-Dryer J
Philco-Bendix Duomatic $ A fA
WASHER-DRYER J Ml
30" Wide IJU
BRAND NEW APPLIANCES
G.E. 30" RANGE
f'ir"'jLj1iJi i "WW jKM 'T'-H Automatic
I 3t? IfciJ 'n I clock, timar
f BBeFJzAxSfii . JL and minutt
ir5r;gSg tin,.r, ,.-
-4 ' " mi mimiii iiii iiiiiii m iri ovon door,
ne UBaSWJWMMWWWWiaa,11-1 " !. fuu wyf,
Special $199.95
Less Hapco Trade-In 30.00
Less Copco Bonus Trade .... 20.00
You Pay $
Only
6-E 23" CONSOLE TV
MAHOGANY
FINISH
MODEL
758XMD
vsrJti JSww" 71
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ONLY
195
23" Screen -Daylight
Blue
Glare Ejector
With Glass
Trade
G.E. 19" PORTABLE
m
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TV SETS
More than 40 to choose from
Zenith 21" $
Table Model
25
R.C.A. 17" $ fk
Table Model jy
Motorola 17" $ j A
Table Model 4U
Halicrafter 21" - J 1A
Table Model 411
Stewart Warner 17" $
Table Model Jj
Silvertone 21" $ M A
Table Model 411
Raytheon 17" $ II A
Table Model jf
Westinghouse 21" $ fl
Table Model 4j
Crosiey 21" 5 FA
Console TV 30
Hoffman 21" Blonde $ f t
Console Q)
Airline 21" $ HA
Console TV 50
G.E. 21"
Console TV
50
20
60
CALORI .ICTICAL LtACUl IONUS QUALIFICATION
polits o ourehu. of lew electric wuiemn ih
I Built-in Doyligh Blue
I J 1 Antenna ScrMB
jH jikCTlf the the ttreet et
cyw rfr iff, loth i M.i..
Refrigerators
Montgo:nery Ward $
Refrigerator hi
Coldspot $
Refrigerator
International Harvester $ fh A,
Refrigerator qQ
Kelvinator - New unit, 1 year
guarantee $ A fife
Refrigerator Ijy
Servel Gas Refrigerators
TRAILER OR $ J A p
APARTMENT SIZE J l
2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR. $ A f fk
LARGE SIZE J
J3
SINGLE DOOR LIKE
NEW CONDITION 1111
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Grig shy's Smokehouse
94 Pb, 'it to AtKil
'.'7,'. . : -'7'"T' Pol"" m imhm OHm
Open 8 e.m. to 5 a.m. Mon.
thru Sot.
Closed Sundays
Rtt. 3 Box 66 Old Midland Rd,
TU
2-0769
1001 Main
8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
Ph. TU 4-8183