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CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!! iAIY-S FIRST SHOES IRONZE-PLATED IN SOLID METAL 3 Jil 1 Minn V i M (of ont 1 WlT Hoo'l ronfme j; thrt -tVi 4 irmiirx hfriimr HRONt PI M INtl S Kh tviinlrvl imilalioiu. 100 M.mik hk luatanln-. Aim ll m,-Ml IVntJll SUihU khn ntn.nl. h- Ifjit ihiL mil. IV tamp al (tvl Mvlnft. 1 htillingl) Nt.tltiil Ihr ft-fft-o I hi ui nui Oil) l lUtl .f (.tjrhlpan-nK SfNIt NO MONtY' Kun name anJ Mrvw lotlat It full ikuilt. monrt wi"! rrll- tk-tlr atkt handi itu.Jini M.I Will lOllAY! 2 Cookbook (Continued jrom page 14) New Moon Yeast Rolls CONVINIINCI rooo eicipf TO I'KKPARE: 35 M1N.TO BAKE: 15 MIN. (allow 1 hr. for rising) 1 pkg. active dry yeast 'A cup warm water, 105F to 115F 3 cups biscuit mix 2 tablespoons sugar 1 egg 2 tablespoons butter, softened 4 oz. (about Yi cup) almond paste, sieved 1. Dissolve yeast in warm water in a large bowl. Add biscuit mix, sugar, and egg; beat vigorously until well mixed. Turn onto a lightly floured surface and knead until smooth (about 20 times). 2. Roll dough into a 10-in. square and spread softened butter over one-half of the dough. Fold unbuttered half over buttered portion; press edges to seal. Roll dough into a 12-in. circle and distribute almond paste evenly over surface. Cut dough into 16 wedge-shaped pieces. Roll up each wedge beginning at wide end. 3. Place rolls on greased baking sheets with points underneath; curve into crescents. Cover with waxed pa per and a towel; let rise in a warm olace (about 80F) for 1 hr. 4. Bake at 375F about 15 min., or until golden brown. If desired, brush with melted butter. 16 rolls Purple Plum Crunch TO prepare: 30 MIN. TO BAKE: 40-45 MIN. 5 cups pitted, quartered fresh purple plums Vt cup firmly packed brown sugar 3 tablespoons flour Yi teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 cup flour 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon baking powder 'A teaspoon salt Yi teaspoon ground mace 1 egg, well beaten Yi cup butter, melted and cooled 1. Put plums into an ungreased, shal low 2-qt. baking dish or casserole. 2. Sprinkle plums with a mixture of the next three ingredients; mix gen tly with a fork. 3. To prepare topping, blend the 1 cup flour and next four ingredients together. Add to the beaten egg and stir with a fork until mixture is crumbly. Spoon evenly over plums in baking dish. Pour the melted butter evenly over the topping. 4. Bake at 375F 40 to 45 min., or until topping is lightly browned. Serve warm with a bowl of billowy whipped cream, if desired. S servings Relish Kabob Fancies On eight 4-in. thin skewers, thread, in order: a carrot curl, a chunk of honeydew melon, a radish tulip, a piece of scored cucumber (thick slice, cut in thirds), a pitted ripe olive half, and another cucumber piece. Arrange kabobs in a long narrow dish lined with galax or grape leaves. Junior TREASURE Chest f,M-d by MARJORIE BARROWS, Editor ol The Children's Hour Let's Draw a Dachshund By Ann Davidow From a wiener long and round, I.i'l us make a little hound. Some lines so sharp that they could prick, Might almost be a toasting stick. Continued in another case. They form a tail and doggy face. I oo. Bounding low, he romps and rocks, Every inch a weenie dox. Family Wrrkly. Octotwr 7, 19CI Statue Ball Bu Bill Barton The players stand in a circle with an equal distance between them. Throw a ball fast from one player to another. The player who misses freezes in the position he was in when he dropped the ball. All players who freeze must stay perfectly still till the last player throws the ball into the air and catches it 10 times. Yes, the one who moves has to pay a forfeit. Dodge Itl By Albert Lee This is a game to be played at a back-yard fun fair or in a large rec reation room which has a waterproof floor. The props are an old canvas or blanket with three head-size holes cut in it and stretched on a head-high rope between two pole's ; an orange crate or inverted wastebasket for a stand; and a washbasin holding clear water and a sponge. Three "dodgers" take their positions behind the canvas with their heads in the holes, and the customer, who has three tries and stands eight or ten feet from the canvas, tries to hit one of the faces with a wet sponge. Lots of fun for both the players and spectators, and especially if the dodgers are natu ral cui-ups. fa MAGIC SQUARE By John Gee fa 55 311 32 -t2 7 ;2I 2 -22 2710 8 28133: :I0 301 !54il2l4i 4 I36129 18 Can You Fix It? Here was a perfect magic square. Every column and every row added up to 111. Even the diagonals added up to 111. Then nine numbers wandered off! Please put the nine numbers back where they belong. Thank you! Riddle! Riddlel 1. Where can you find every word that you said yesterday written down? 2. 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