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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1963)
XfcY if IUTH KING tf31 Honey Brownies For Your Guests Of course there will be many visitors in your house over the Christmas holidays. That means an unending supply of ready-to-serve tempting snacks, lots of coffee and the genuine spirit of open house. We think you will welcome this recipe for Chocolate Honey Brownies, geared to holiday en tertaining. CHOCOLATE HONEY BROWNIES (About 20 Brownies) 2-3 cup sifted flour 'i teaspoon double-acting v baking powder ' ' ' teaspoon salt .: 1-3 cup butter or other shor- toning 2 squares unsweetened chocolate i cup granulated sugar i eggs, well beaten i cup honey 'j cup broken California walnuts 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine flour, baking powder, and salt and silt together. Melt shortening and chocolate over hot water. Gradually add sugar to eggs, beating thoroughly. Add honey; then add chocolate mix ture. Blend weH. Add flour mixture and mix well. Add nuts and vanilla. Pour into greased 8-inch square pan. Bake in mod erate oven (350 degrees) 30 to 35 minutes. Cool in pan. Cut into squares or rectangles. if City Grade School Menus - Moadav, Dec. U Pork and Koodies Pear and Grated Cheese Saf ad Buttered Homemade Rolls Apple Crisp 'j Pint Milk j Tuesday. Dec. 17 j Chilie Beans With Crackers i Finger Foods j Crumb Sfuifins Dish of Reaches Ued Graham Cracker Ce . iae i Pint iltik Wednesday, Dec. IS Pitta Pie When new shoots appear en roses it's time to prune them. Remove old or dead wood to keep the plant young and vigor ous. Do not prune climbers and rambler roses until after they jhave bloomed or you will remove "flower buds. Battered Corn lettuce Salad Cake i Pint iiitt ThuEsday.Dre. IS Turkey Dinner With All The Trimmings Friday, Dec. M Cook's Choice When cottontail rabbits threat-j Tours.. Dee. IS, ea to take ever borne gardens : Herald t New and flower beds it is time is 4s something about it. Fencing with jie inch mesh poultry wire a j inches to fo feet high protects s plants or chemical repellents may be used to make the plants distasteful to the buontes. ISO Page I-C Klamath Falls I V-V V ! C " Thtt Tstf PHOTOGSACH Chn&mst Cards UNOIRWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP Hi. TU 4-7063 MARIONETTE SHOW and VISIT from SANTA FRIDAY . . . 7:00 P.M. SATURDAY ... 3 SHOWS 10:00, 2:00 and 4:00 JOIN THE SATURDAY SING 10:00 a.m. Fairhaven Students 2:00 p.m. Ferguson Students 4:00 p.m. Alramont Junior High OPEN NITES 'TIL 9:00 Ph. TU 4-4197 734 So. 6th DON'T WORRY NO MORE If you have someone on your Christmas list, "that has everything," don't dispair, give a Beef Gift Certificate, in one of threa denomina tions, $5, $10, or $15, in an attractive gift envelope. Every family cart use meat and this idea originating with the Oregon Beaf Council is a welcome solution to that ever-present Christmas time worry. Mrs. Dale Soode, right, certificate chairman, shows certificate to Norman Duffy of Market Basket. Mrs. Rodney Wright, left, Klam ath County Cow Belle treasurer and Beef Cook BSook chairman, holds box of Instant Prime Broth which is winning favor with cook Book chairman, holds box of Instant ket Basket, Ninth and Pine streets, Friday, Dec, 13, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for sale of beef certificates, beef broth and cook books. Cow Belles' Corner By MRS. TED HYDE One of the problems in select ing Christmas presents is al ways to find something the per son doesn't already have, or that someone else won't be giv ing him, as well as finding something that is sure to please. The Cow Belles think they have some suggestions which would fit in one or more of those categories. Since they are available only through Cow Belle groups, they are difficult to duplicate and not widely available. Everyone likes beef and canJ use more of it, so it's hard to beat a Beef Gift Certificate for suitability and usefulness. They are issued this year by the Ore gon Beef Council and are avail able in $5, $10 and $15 denomi nations. They are printed at tractively in three colors, en closed in a folder and a gift en velope. They are redeemable anywhere in the United States, since they are essentially a cheek. There is no service charge, so you get full value for your money. If you have raked your brain for something for a distant relative whose ske and tastes you're not sure of, why not try a Beef Gift Certifi cate this year? Don't forget "Round-up of Beef Cookery," the Cow Belle I SHOES S JP f l a GIFTSFORTrMILY Thfj PART OF A HUGE SELECTION ' , J " Slipper-boot with plush tL-0 ' 2? " ? collar. In black, white, pink . jf, ; A. Vt'' or blue. Misses' sizes 9-3. fci f, 0 S'sM ii'L .V ' Women's size, 4-10. QQ Fur collar bootee for infants'. m J Oor - i In pastel pink or powder blue. -alL"""""1 mmiB& Sizes 4 8. 1 'Mi mm ii?" Shearling bareback scuff. ,"-' ": tjEf-tU In black, white, pink or blue. Wfl "w5V Sizes 4-10. W I a Shearling-lined, brown opera j 'a slipper with leather sol. Boys' sizes 2 6. 2.99 jT Men'ize,7-12. f : H WW rnsTouurr J ' f SHEER SEAMLESS J jT .,' nylons on , r.3 , illlllf. t ) tiW -tit. kXAjjg 820 MAIN ST. (fUflW) j . Open Every Evening Until 9:00 V I -t"f -mf S i - " I ' cookbook. It too makes an at tractive and different gift. Many of the recipes which have appeared in this column during tiie year were taken from it. in response to many inquiries arising from the Herald & jN'cws Cooking School last spring, we hava some Beef Broth for sale this year. We had hoped that some store would handle it, but grocers prefer to wait until more of a demand has been built up. Beef Gift Certificates are available at downtown branches of the U.S. National and First National banks, and from Mrs. Dale Goode, Kt.3. Box 55, Klamath Falls. For further in formation on them, call her at TU 24116. "Round-up of Beef Cookery" and the Beof Broth are avail able from Mrs. Itodney Wright, Rt. 1, Box 937, Klamath Fails. Cow Belles will also sell all three items at Market Basket No. J, Ninth and Pine, on Fri day, Dec. 13, from 9 a.m, to 5:30 p,rn. at the First National Bank at Sixth and Main on Dec. 20 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. A good recipe for these busy SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS VACUUM CLEANERS Moat Make CompleM - $ ft 95 Plus Overhaul 0 Part Irons Miieri Electric Fry Pons Coffeemoken fani Toostert Hasten WORK GUAKANTIED REX APPLIANCE REPAIR CENTER 12 f. M.. TU 41351 days when you are downtown shopping, is this easy ail-day short ribs, similar to the all day pot roast. ALL DAY SHORT RJBS Trim excess fat from meaty short ribs (at least H 3b, per person). Place in a roasting pan. Season with salt and pep per and any variety of other seasonings to suit your family'a taste, such as onions, garlic, sweet basil, oregano, Worcester shire sauce dried soup mix mixed herbs savory salt. Heat oven to 300 degrees. Cover pan tightly with aluminum foil and cook from 8 to S hours or more at 230 degrees. (Longer if fna en). To short ribs will be brown and very tender if cooked long enough. Skim off the fat and make gravy from the tasty juices. Servo with mashed potatoes and a green vegetable or salad, mixed fruit for dessert, for an easy but de licious dinner. THE FAMILY GIFT THAT PROMOTES BETTER DENTAL HEALTH BECAUSE . PROPER UP AND DOWN MOTION DOES THE JOB BETTER AND FASTER! it OPEN NITES AUTOMATIC ACTION BRUSH FOR TEETH AND GUMS 1fJ5 list Price 87 AT PAY LESS! fl;i PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES 6 GIVE THE GIFT THAT fl KEEPS CHRISTMAS SMILES 5?SS5 BRIGHT ALL YEAR LONG jSSSS 1 $ ''' ''ili 1 ' ft? j - llll 1 WNml " Fresh Citrus Holiday Drinks HOT CALIFORNIA EGGNOG punch-cup servings) 8 eggs, separated 1 cup sugar 5 cups fresh orange juice 3 cups heavy cream Grated orange peel Freshly grated nutmeg or mace Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored; add li cup su gar gradually, beating eonttnu- iy. Heat orange juice to just below boiling; gradually pour over beaten yolks, mixing well. Beat egg whites in large bowl until they hold in soft peaks; gradually beat in remaining su gar, until whites hold in stiff peaks. Heat cream to just be low boiling point. Fold hot cream into egg whites. Combine hot orange mixture with cream mixture. Pour into large heat proof punch bowl or pitcher. Sprinkle with grated orange peel and freshly grated nut meg. Serve hot. ORANGE CHEER Pt'SCH (40 punch-cup servings! 2 to 3 tablespoons grena dine i cup fresh lemon juke S cups fresh orange juice, chilled 1 cup curacao 1 filth bourbon 3!i cups! U cup sugar 3 28-ounce bottles spar kling water, chilled Ire cubes or bloc k of ice 2 California oranges, un peeled, sliced into cart wheels Combine grenadine, lemon juice, orange juice,- curacao and bourbon with sugar in large punch bowl. Add spar kling water and ice. Float orange cartwheel half-slices on top of punch. I'JIU'U t"HW. V r from your KBF Routeman! iSSNh The 6 ifaml am In New, Convenient Half Gallon Cartons They've just arrived! Ktemoth Basin Forms new half gallon cartons. And they're filled with the freshest, most refreshing milk you can buy. You see, every drop of Ktamath Basin Forms Milk is locally produced end locally processed, end rushed to your favorite store each doy. You just can't buy fresher milk! Look for Klamath Basin Farms milk in your favorite grocery store. If the grocer doesrrt have it, ask him to get it ... or cell TU 4-3181 for home delivery! KLAMATH Spring and Esplanade fh. TU 4-3181 ft it.
