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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1963)
Scandinavian Cookery Home Extension Topic Scandinavian Cookery was the November topic (or Klamath County Home Extension units. Reports on 10 units follow. BUENA VISTA I'NIT Buena Vista Home Extension Unit met Wednesday, Nov. 6. at Joan's Kitchen with Mrs. Dor man Spiker presiding. Airs. Nor man Knauss and Mrs. H. A. JloClurg, project leaders (or for eign cookery pave a very edu cational lesson on Scandinavian food. Mrs. A. Oberg brouit Swedish cooking equipment and told how each was used. .She also related living customs in Sweden. Mrs. 0. Lundquist joined her in singing the Swed ish National Song and oilier well known tunes. It was announced the 4-H scliolarship goal has been reached. The December meeting will be a Christmas party with a luck and games. pot- a UJ By Hettn Bachen wnimum iiimmum mmm n i t MAKE PARTY PLANS Each year the Pep Peppers of KUHS sponsor a children's party at Christmas time. This year the date is Saturday, Dec. 21 at the YMCA. Gifts, games and refreshments are planned for the youngsters' fun from 1:30 to 3 p.m. In charge of plans are club of ' ficers shown here. Seated are Kathy Luse, president, left, and Nancy LaClair, secretary. Standing left is Diana Cox, vice presidont, and Alexis Drew, treasurer, right. MKRKI1X I'NIT "The most exciting lesson yet" w as the comment of the women of the Merrill Home Extension I'nit when Ihey watched Mrs. Audrey Lewis demonstrate a Danish apple cake recipe and Mrs. Dorothy Fairfield wtiip up a -I'ineapple Fromage, a dessert from Norway. Every one heaped tiigh their plates from the smorgasbord featuring Scandinavian cookery and drilled off to Norway, Swe den and Denmark as the two project leaders relaled the his tory and culture of the centur ies, starting wilh "the Vikings are coming." The chairman. Mrs. Lcona Hayes, and secretary. Mrs Ha zel Jlardesty, conducted the business meeting. Al.TAMONT I'NIT Allamont Extension Unit stud ied Scandinavian Cookery at their Nov. 5 meeting. Mrs. Tek la Clawson was their Swedish visitor who showed several items from her country and told of some of the Swedish customs. Members helped make Ros ettes, a type of Swedish cookies made wilh a Rosette iron. KKNO UNIT Keno Unit was called to or der on Nov. 13 by Mrs. Merle Anderson at the home of Mrs. Tracy Slusser. A paper was read on Christmas rituals and tradilions of tlie Scandinavian countries. Many items Irom those countries were also dis played and discussed. Project leaders Mrs. Dave Housewarming CIIILOQUIN A recent sur prise housewarming was given Mayor A. N. Staikey and Mrs. Slarkcy, who purchased the home of Dr. It. I. Kerwood. Seventy guests were present. Hostesses were Christine Dawson, Iiosalee Hnback, Mar garet Woods, Mary Montgom ery, Donna Ash, Guldic Sherier and Agnes Phiffcr. Shirk and Mrs. Don Colwell pre pared a smorgasbord of hot and cold dishes wtiich w ere sam pled by all. Tables were set with appropriate centerpieces and beautiful cups and saucers from Mrs. Shirk's collection. Mrs. Merle Anderson won the special prize. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Anderson's home and will be a Christmas party and gift exchange. CO.N'GKK-FAIKVIKVY UNIT Foreign cookery, led by Mrs. Laura Moore and Mrs. Doro thy Matthews, was the lesson on Nov. 1 at Joan's Kitchen for the Conger-Fairview Unit. The women demonstrated a smorgasbord, complete with flowers, greens, all types of food and costumes. The w hole was enjoyed hy 15 members and two guests, Mrs. Dale Jefferson and Mrs. George Anderson. Articles of interest from the Scandinavian countries were dis played, Mrs. Laura Moore was in stalled as vice president by Mrs. Bculah Kloiber, county committee alumni member. BONANZA UNIT Visitors at the Bonanza Unit meeting held at the library were Peggie Setzlcr, Klamath County home extension agent, Delia Stamp of Portland, Amy John son of Carmichael, Louisa Hor ton, Cassie Hitter and Sharon Jordanger. Hostesses were Lura Urhack and Averill Willis, who decorat ed the room in Scandinavian motif for the project on foreign cookery, led by Phyllis Hcid and Lura Urback. Alice Drew made the birthday cake for the November birth days. On Dec. 10, Bonanza Unit w ill have as guests the Poe Valley Unit for their annual Christmas party. Luncheon will be served at noon with a Christmas tree and gift exchange to follow. CIIILOQUIN UNIT The home of Airs. (Jlen Kirch er was the meeting place of the Chiloquin Unit on Nov. 7 for a lesson on Scandinavian cookery f f I S THIS CHRISTMAS JhM WIM 9 it. If. e ft e f I I f f f f f f f f .if. ft t f f t t f f f AN EXCITING SELECTION OF FUR BOAS TWIST THE BOA for on unusual cowl collar or set it straight to ring a bateau neckline. 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Tlie rrtaking of rosettes, a deli cate cookie, was demonstrated. A film on Scandinavia was alx shown. MIDLAND UNIT Scandinavian decor with au thentic Swedish handicraft en hanced foreign cookery for the members of Midland Unit Nov. 14 at Joan's Kitchen. Special guest, Ethel Youngren, told of Swedish holiday customs while (lie leaders, Minnie Andrieu and Evan Blodgett, prepared des serts for the planned smorgas bord. A report on the Craft Fair and the decision to aid the Christmas Center completed business at hand. I.INDI.EY HEIGHTS Lindley Heights Unit met Wednesday, Nov. 13, at Joan's Kitchen. Three visitors were present, Peggie Sctzler, home extension agent, Mrs. Millie Swisher, Klamath County advis ory committee, and Mrs. H. Hammond. Lesson was Scandinavian Cookery led by Mrs. Kathryn Billings and Mrs. Lois Book. PAGE 10B The group's pom-pom pillow demonstration was reported very successful at the recent Craft Fair. Plans for the next meeting in clude a Christmas party and gilt exchange. HENLEY UNIT Dene Ongman and Myrtle Hansen were project leaders for a very interesting and informa tive meeting on Scandinavian Cookery and customs. Old cook books and cooking utensils were arranged on a table (or mem bers to look over. Tables were fancy and all the women wore Scandinavian hats as they enjoyed a smorgasbord luncheon. Tlie annual auction with Mil lie Sw isher was held. Beth Williams spoke on Medi cal Self Help. There will be a craft meeting on Dec. 3 at the home of Millie Swisher. Subject will be rug making. The Christmas meeting will be a social affair with gilt exchange. HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday, December 18, 196 Tom frlcrrj BATTER G-E DELUXE mm. Other G-E i 'PJ-fj HAIR DRYERS if Tj Wt htjvt mplat $y SUfrl nlc ftcllitiM ttr Y O I k I II 6-1 Appliance I Jr an) all makat f Ga 1 -iLW TV. (CfaU a I. dry). 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