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PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TIIUHSDAY. JULY 8. 1IIB2 if , v. n y 'i - ii - .. .......... ' i." . Klamath Women Who Serve Receive Honor Tn an Imprcwlve rcremony In the Flisl CliilMlnti Church. Juno ii, twelve KlKiimili Kull wnnu'ii, Hnnorrd McmumhI Prnollcnl Nuim-s wrre rmiprd. 'Ill ivrimionv wnx the (IrM ul its kind In Kliiiuiiili F.IU mid for the Iut Unir Rive Vriu-tlrM nunr the privilegi. of we.rliw curw to desiyiuitn their prolesuon. The rnppinn ' sponsored by the KlnuiHUi County Krgittvrml Nursfi. Mrs. Lee Muv-f Imiin. R. N.. pros. Went of Hie Oiomm Slate Nurses Association. District 8. pre sided at the cuppuiu ceremony as sisted be Mildred Martm. It. N., advisor for the priicilc.il muses. dress afler his Introduction bv Mr., lydla llownid, It.N. Mia. Aletlm I'arswis, piesldillt of the I. I' N. Mr lr Association, wan unable io a. iciiil. ri.M Hi... Il..l...lrf (I.M The Riven niul "lute ; nun were1, clud bv Mia i.illlnn Kendall, placed on Holonce lllu koillhlll. in,, imorulloi. Itv. leuri Alder. solii "Ninse's I'luver." Mrs, I'htl llailys I'ress, Ida (ll lines, Al a Clunn. Unlit llculncli. Mie Jiuira. Claudia Murim. Hn.vl Nclil. Nmi cv 1'UllMni, Velum Klecrs Amies Smith and Ccha Wall. (Iladvs Kit core, aKo eliriole, was noi piescnt. Tile ptoowMoiml was led tv Pel' whine Campbell and I'ollv Williams It. X. ComiKes were presented t each candidate lor Die honor. Dr. OrorKC Adler save Ibe ad- tutcrUlau ami the benediction, Itev Alder. Alter the ceremony, refreshment wun, m'i veil in the church parlor to '.'on iclutives and li'leuds of the newlv capped iiroup. A number ol llcciiM-d ut(i!t'.il nuoes were pres ent J t urn lleud, Medlord and oilier loMl. Avsisttnii ilurliiu the satial houi were roxtstercd nurses, Carol An- Mountain! meet the Irish sea ... on . . whoro the moorlands lie in mist SHE WAS BORN IN COUNTY MAYO where the Marblt the Emerald Isle where kiss of winds cross County Downs and song and romance reign . . . Janie Marsh to those who know her, is the daughter of a homesick Irish mother who re turned to the land of Dublin Bay, Galway and Donegal from America to have her family. That move made Mrs. Jack Marsh, owner of the Star Beauty Shop a native of the land where the three-leaved Shamrock grows and the lilting strains of the Kerry dance are played on a harp by the Irish bards and the River Shannon flows. She came to America in 1930, landing in New York in time for the "big depression" . . came west to San Francisco and 16 years ago to Oregon, four years ago to Klamath Falls. She bowls, and once she says, won a trophy, the booby prite in city tournament play. She sponsors the Star Beauty Shop Bowling team. Three dogs with pedigrees ... a Labrador, Killarney Patrick ... a Golden Retriever, Killarney Lassie and a Springer Spaniel, Mayo Michael are her special pride, she loves Irish airs and not too long ago, went back for a visit to the land where the Lakes of Killarney have mirrored the laughing eyes of Irish lasses since the ancients in time of Aristotle called the isle, lerne. A pie that is cook's dream for a hot day dessert is Banana Refrigerator Cheese Pie. ICa so cool and refreshing with a smooth, delicate texture, a rich and won derful cheese and banana filling and a generous lining of crisp crumbs for a crust. Best of all. there's no baking required to make it. not even for the crust. The bananas make this cheese pie particularly delicious. Bananas blending with almost any fjavor, and they were never a more deli cious asset than in this distinctive cheese pie. To capture the peak of sweet- mellow banana flavor for this pie, choose fully ripe bananas that have yellow peel flecked with brown. BANANA REFRIGERATOR CHEESE FIE 1 envelope unfavored gelatin it cup cold water 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 't cup sugar h cup water 1 cup cottage or cream cheese H pound) 2 teaspoons lemon Juice ' ' teaspoon lemon rind V4 teaspoon ealt ' cup heavy cream, whipped 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten 1 cup diced ripe bananas. (1 to 2 bananas) 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice Crumb crust Use fully ripe bananas . . yellow peel flecked with brown. Soften gel atin in cold water. Mix together egg yolks, sugar and water in top of double boiler. Cook over hot. but not boiling water, until thick ened. Stir in gelatin. Beat cheese until smooth and creamy. Grad ually add egg yolk mixture, lemon juice, rind and salt, beating until well-blended. Chill. Beat mixture thoroughly. Fold in whipped cream and egg whites. Combine bananas with sugar and lemon jice and let stand for about 5 minutes. Spread lightly over bottom of Crumb Crust. four cheese mixture on bananas. Tod with have been 1 9-inch pie. CROIB CRl'ST 1. cup melted butter or mar- margarine J'i tablespoons sugar '1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 cup finely crushed graham crackers, corn flakes or sweibnek Add butter or margarine, sucar and cinnamon to crumbs and mix thoroughly. Press flrmlv of the crumb mixture along sides and bot tom of a 9-inch Pie Dan. Reserve remaining crumbs for sprinkling on top of pie. cud crumbs which VARIATION reserved from Crumb 1 Banana Refrigerator Cheese Cake: Write Notes If Wedding Is Informal If vou are having a .small. formal uTddmg, don't overlook the desirability of hand rit ten ueddiim invitations. H&ndwrttlrn notes nre perfectly proper for this type of weddmn. and help to set the Informal tone you want to malntulu. They should not be Just n written replica of the formal van raved in vitation, however. Write tn the first person and be as pay and excited as you wish. The bride writes to her friends and clcse relatives, and the bride's mother invites the groom's family. The following note is typical of this kind of invitation: Dear Betty. John and I have set a week from Saturday that's the 28th s the wedduur date, and of course it won't be complete if you and Fred aren't there to wist, us well. It will be a very simple ceremony at 2:30 In St. James Church on 37th Street. Afterwards we nil go back to the Aouse to cut the wedding cake. Love. Mary. Writing paper should be of nHi quality in cream or white, usuiy either note paper or folded infor mal. It goes without su ymi? that such notes should be neat and len iblf. so use a good pen and don't' hurry your writing. Crust recipe. Chill until firm. Make This recipe may be made into a WSCHILllflG PureVoninqN vW. Mike, your desserts more delicious with J I, )L js" the world's finest ortvanilli! J nam REMEMBER! Schilling Products are never packed under any other cake If desired, by doubling the In gredients in the recipe and using one 9-inch spring form pan in place of the pie pan. A spring form nan is a round baking tin from which the sides can be removed, to al low for serving the cake from the j oottom oi tne pan.) Line only tne bottom of the spring form pan with crumbs. Makes 10 to 13 servings. IT'S SUCH At SHAME TO RUN OUT of oTympia BEER ON THESE THIRSTY "eK-ENDS! TAKE HOME A CASE TONIGHT. OiYMPU MEWING CO., Olympic Wash., US. Coke makes warm weather -meals easier and tastier "shop al ' the 6ign of fCa7 Ji raWaWlraVaMrtr Grocers are now featuring displays of Coca-Cola and flavorful combinations of good things to eat. Visit the Coke and Food displays and see for yourself how easy hospitality becomes when you select the right things to serve. ' IOTTIED UNDU AUIHOHtV Of THE COCA-COIA COHfANT ir COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS Q 1932. THI COCA'COIA COMPANY' - 'I Are ycu in trouble ? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 Sot., July 5 t 9:00 DST Square Dance South 6th Community Hall (tenon, Mary McNeal, Kathtrlna Kumia Mitmui, Orne Mi'Ewrn. WIImiii, Janet Chin. Mlllan 8liw, - ' OSBURN HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern i I 1 ANGEL FOOD ,,r- , is t-l J J ProprlHor. V, )uil odd wal.r) ...meal planning ": a. breeze with 1 tvlf Iconomlcol, dtllclout, healthful, nwr 7 -. lihtng..,oni to aiy fo rpar. ASK YOUR OROCIK for tht Partr prvrfuctt, - toot Salodolt.i, Midgut Shll mi4 TZZ Kurt-Q Noodlsa. , iaspberries are here! Make JAM and JELLY with SURE-JELL pectin today! . You jet finer, real fresh-fruit flavor with Sure-Jell. Hert'i hy: Ont-mlnut boll-wvo piciinu. Juk'C and lUvml Cod.d It frtthitaaa-you know Surt Jrll Ii frolil 60 Kltch.n t..t.d rlp.i-lot prifrct roulta follow iwipo cinctlyl Highly c.nc.ntr.tid-a nuninil fruit ro)tln proJiKtl HOMEMADE JAMS AND JELLIES Taste best . . . Cost less! Know your OltKCOX MILK CO.MiiOI. LAW ,1 J '-. -l - - " A "You say I don't have, The right to start a milk business . . . Ou ii-.:. i . I t I 'In 1 1 y. t, il1 v 4 in 8 . BECAUSE you first must gel permission. Everyone who distributes milk whether as producer or wholesaler must be approved by Milk Control. ' Official regulations make it clear that no one will be permitted to enter the milk business if the Milk Adminis tration says such new competition might disturb existing distributors. ' Milk Control decides which distributors, as well a w hich producers, shall be allowed to fill our needs. No one can go into the milk business simply because he sees an opportunity. He must get permission. Once in business he cannot extend his business beyond a certain definite territory without further permission. At the beginning of 1940 there were 766 distributors in Oregon. By 1950 their number had shrunk to 231 a loss of 70. Yet this was the same period during which our population in creased 40. Such rigid regulations prevent healthy competition which, in turn, could reduce milk prices just as it enables people to buy more of other foods. A ''or?' SHOP SAFEWAY . . . . FOR FINE FOODS AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES The quostioni and antwert below thow iom other wayt In which Oregon Milk Control affect YOU. Q. Doai Milk Control allow you a lewtr prfct whan you corry milk homo yourttll? A. No. You pay the higher com of dogr-to-door delivery whechcr you use this icrvicc or not. O. Doi Milk Confrol limit Iho rkhnoil of milk? A. Yi. T lie fkhncM (buitcrfat content) of milk sold in each price range i limited by the rulings of the Milk Administrator. O. Doti Milk Control sol fht prlct yet muil pay? A. Yi. That is the purpose for which the law wni designed. It lets floor prices, not ceifiug priccst O. Don iht Orogon Milk Control Low rogwlato Sonliory condlflentf I A. Ho. It his absolutely nothing to do with the sanitniion, health inspection, cleanliness, or the purity of milk. O. Does Milk Control limit fht ivoolr 0f"d A mllkf A. Yot. To sell Grade A milk for your use farmer must first get permission from the Administrator. If he gets permission (and many do not), he is given a quota. If he produces more he must often sell the surplus at a lower price for cheese or other factory uses. ( fltntlfrnf I tif i It tt booklet. Yog tnd your fimilp an vjiallr con rcrntd by anything thai affects lha milk mnply of your com munliy. Learn how Oregon Milk Control a (Ted l YOU, Write to .Safeway Sforei, 1 1 39 S.II. Third, Porilaid M, Ore. You always get more for your money at SAFE WAY 11
