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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1963)
City Grade School Menus Monday, Dec. t Barbecued Luncheon Meat Baked Potatoes with Butter Carrot Curls Jelly Sandwich Fresh Apple i Pint -Milk Tuesday, Dee, 10 Noodle iMedley Toss vegetable salad Cornbread with Butter and Honey Fruit Jello ' Pint Jtfilk Wednesday, Dec. 11 Country Style Steak Mashed Potatoes and Butter Carrots and Peas Kolache Rolls j Pint Milk Thursday, Dee. 1! Creole Spaghetti Cole Slaw Buttered French Bread Gingerbread with Apple- sauce i Pint Milk Friday, Dec. 13 Creamed Tuna cn Croutons Stuffed Celery Spinach Plain or Pumpkin Custard Cookie 'i Pint Milk FRl'lT REFRESHER Here's a blue cheese refresher to dress up fruit salads. Blend ' cup (about 1L ounces) crum bled American blue cheese with a cup each mayonnaise and dairy sour cream and three ta blespoons orange juice. Try it ith fruit gelatin as well as fresh fruit plates. V III , "TrSr ffi ""-"' j?; By RUTH KING HERALD AND NEWS, klamalh Falls, Oregon Thursday, December 5. 13 PAGE IB Basket Market Highly recommended by edu cators: a homework area away from television, radio and fam ilv distractions. Food Marketing Specialist Oregon Stale I nivrrsity Beef continues to pour into markets at a fast pace. There are many good specials with particular emphasis cn the fore- I quarter. A moist, tender pot I roast with vegetables and brown gravy makes a welcome change I after the Thanksgiving fare of turkey or ham. I There is plenty cf fresh pork 3 LOWEST PRICES jT MIRRORS Lmji&& 7( $49.50 Volue g MODERN W S Tlin i rMjJjtagi MEDICINE W r M ; - Sf i , MT il SALE PRICES r4 W '$3 h' llfi J ll ALL PRICED o-SS&'rfc ' $ JAO0 K M MW-WkJS TO MOVE! -Kfffi- Cvk 1 RUSSELL GLASS CO. I 2434 South Sixth TU 2-5513 ' WJIHMI-I8',I ' " .'!'- ' at excellent prices. You will find very good buys on pork shoulder masts and steaks, and loin roasts and chops. The less known and less demanded shoulder steaks are excellent when browned and then braised in a covered skillet. They are good eating, and a little easier on the budget than pork chops. Bacon is being featured at very moderate prices. The list of plentiful low-cost Oregon-grown fresh vegetables include cabbage, carrots, onions, potatoes, squash, tur nips and rutabagas. Celery, yams, and sweet potatoes are in good supply. However t h e prices may go up a little dur ing the next couple of weeks, dropping again as Christmas ap proaches. Cucumbers and toma toes from California are expen sive. Quality is fair, reports that avocados arc now increasing. One grocery chain reports that avocadoes are now being shipped on the stem on which tliey grew. This is being done on a trial basis to find out is the avocados will keep longer than those which are tray packed. These avocados are reported to sell for less be cause of reduction of packing costs. Fine quality pink grapefruit are available at very reasonable prices. Tangerines and tange los are plentiful and moderately priced. There is an abundant sup ply of fresh dates lor Christmas fruitcakes and steamed pud dings, tit is a good idea to check your spices before mak characteristic fragrance of the spice is missing, it is time ing cakes and puddings. If the to buy a fresh supply.) l tfl to. j ; Hi i wm n uur gift to you, and just in time tor Christmas f9 buying. Save almost half on our brand new, reg- LSI La ulor stock of car coats and rain coats. M a n v have just been unpacked. These are coats you will wear right now through Spring. Come in and look them over. Here's your chance of the year to really take home HUGE SWINGS! Charge your pur chose. Regular 30 day charge accounts or our revolving charge plan with up to 6 months to pay. 74 or from Your KBF Routeman! ISSlNh The 6 ySk VitaiiiBi 1LLGC In New, Convenient Half Gallon Cartons They've just arrived! Klamath Basin Farms' new half gallon cartons. And they're filled with the freshest, most refreshing milk you con buy. You see, every drop of Klamath Basin Farms Milk is locally produced and locally processed, and rushed to your fovonte store each day. You just can't buy fresher milk! Look for Klamath Basin Farms milk in your favorite grocery store. If the grocer doesn't have it, ask him to get it . . . cr coll TU 4-3181 for home delivery! KLAMATH FARM Spring and Esplanade Ph. TU 4-3181 CAE! COATS K 10096 wool car coats with handy zip out lining. Comfortable when it's cool and warm when it's cold. Just change the lining to fit the weather. Reg. 29.95. Stadium Coats A real beauty, this corduroy stcdium coat with sheepskin lining. Oversize knit collar for extra protection against win ter's cold breezes. Regular price is $24.95. Christmas priced at . . . Long Jackets Wool blend with popular patch sleeves. Wool and blends made into one of the best of the season. Look at the savings on this regular $35.00 go-anywhere coat. Buy one for just . . $ Any item purchased as a gift will be wrapped beautifully all ready to put un der the tree. Viking Coat Long and warm this 95 wool coat with full zip front. Coat bonded to polyurethene foam for extra warmth without bulk. Full cor coat length, too. Regularly $19.95. Make him happy this Christmas for only . . . $ SHORTIE RAIN COATS SALE Regular $21.95 shortie rain coats with pile lining. Washable muted plaid. Keeps you warm in rain or snow. $ SALE-i Regularly $24.95 iridescent green shortie rain coat with popular zip- out pile lining. A real sovings on a great all-around coat. $ CI Shop For Christmas -- Shop For Yourself. tDEtiWS Manstore 733 Main and Town & Country
