Herald and news., July 24, 1952, Page 8, Image 8

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IIKK.M.p AN'O NEWS, KLAMATH KALIS. OltlXiON
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SOME PRISONER ARTIST held in Camp No. 3, North Korea
added color to this Easter card tent by Johnny Martin to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin, Tulelale. Johnny was cap
tured in November 1950. The card, mailed March 12 reached
Tulolake last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Martin also had a card
early in the Spring mailed at Christmas time. A bit of poetry
was written on the inside.
SINDAE
l'i cups milk
1 package strawberry frees-
ina; mix
1 cup pineapple, crushed
'j cup strawberries
Beat freezing mix into milk with
rotary beater until dissolved. Pour
into freezing tray. When frown
r.'m, itfliove from tray to bowl.
Break up with fork. Beat with elec
tric or hand beater until fluffy.
Continue freezing. When ready to
4-H'ers Attend
Summer Camp
More than 100 Klamath County
boys and girls are attending the
annual 4-H camp at Crescent Late
this month. The counselors, who
received training earlier in the
summer, are instructing the group
in crafts, nature, swimming and
team sports.
Those attending are:
Carol Bame&. Ruth Ann Born. Jo
Campbell. Lorraine Clark, Mariarrt
Colw-ell. Patricia Lea Davison. H.rfl
Delameter. Helen raulknen Sharlene
Ren rinchum. Ruth Fleacher, Donna
Freer. Margaret Heyden. Alice Hatch
elt. Virginia Halehett. Marilyn Jo Hub
bard. Debby Kendall, Sydner Keraf.
Counselor. Judith Ann Kirkscr. Sharon
Kunz, Sandra Lindsay. Counielor Norma
Jean Lyon. Marilyn Mack. Kathleen Mar
shall. Virginia Marts. Counselor, Emily
McNoise and Michel McNoltc.
Kay O'Donahuc, Pat O'Donahue,
Counselor, Susan O'Hair, Betty Jo
Patzke. Linda Pope. Counselor. Carol
Reilinjc. Ruth Rlcherson. Alvhild Romt
vedt. Counselor. Annie Romtvedt. Coun
selor. Nancy Jo Jtusth. Helen Seherer,
Louise Schmoe, Virgia Lea Schmoe.
Be;ty Sturgeon, Anita L. Vaden, Janna
Warren. Nancy Warren. Glynna Weath
rby. Janet Wihon. jtoxanne Wilson
nd LaVonne Yunck. 1
Kenny Albert. Jimmy Anderton. Bill
Beatiy, Tom Beasly. Ted L. Berry,
Terry Beyer, Ray Briley, Bobby Chap
man. Jimmy Chapman. Carson Chase,
Richard Dehlinger. David DeMerritt.
Mickey Granas. Danny HeavUtn. Ste
phen Hobron. Eddie Jacobs, Jimmy
Johnson, Tuck Kendall, Melvin Kenyon.
Jimmy Leatherwood, Jefieo" Lee, Lar
ry Mascotte, Haines McNoise Jr., Don
nle Mlcka and Henrv Newhouie.
George Olson. Counselor, Jim Parker.J
field. Rex Porterfleld. Jimmy Pratt.
Bobby Ray. Dick Reiling. James Scott.
Benny Seaberry. Lloyd Seely. Carl
Shuck. Evan Sloan. Warren Sobrakoff.
Bill Weatherby, Counselor Ken Weath
erby, Darrell Wick. Billy Williams.
Jerry Williams, Counselor, Farrell Wil
son and Harry Wilson.
serve, top with a mixture of pine
apple and strawberries.
Build your luncheon menu
around this elegant dessert Of slier,
bet and angel food cake. Mavbe
a menu like the following one
would be appropriate for your next
luncheon.
RASPBERRY PINEAPPLE
SHERBET
1 cup milk
2 cup pineapple juice
ii cup water
1 package raspberry sherbet
mix
Measure milk, w ater, and pine-!
apple Juice into a bowl. Add sher-;
bet mix. Brat with rotary beater
Pour mixture Into refrigerator tray
and place in freezing compart- j
ment When mixture is firmly froj-!
en. remove from tray to bowl.
Break up into large lumps with
fork. Beat with rotary beater until
free from lumps but still a thick
mush. Return to refrigerator tray !
aii1 place in freezing compartment I
until fairly firm.
NEW TRICK
TRIM
Make broiled hamburgers a spe
cial treat with a colorful, good
tasting garnish. Here's a quickie
to do. Spoon a little tomato catsup
into canned cling peach halves.
Broil the meat and fruit together.
Instead of making fancy frost
ings for cakes during hot weather
weuse this simple trick. Bake your
favorite chocolate cake in an 8 or
9-inch square pan. Spread the top
of the warm cake with !, cup soft
butter or margarine blended with
2 cup brown sugar, 1-3 cup chop
walnuts and 3 tablespoons cream.
Place about 3 inches under the
broiler until mixture browns.
OLYMPIA BEERf
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acceptable! FOR I
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CALLS
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WHEN THIRST
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FOR LIGHT t
REFRESHMENT, j
OlYMFIt IREWIIH C0 tlpaplt. Will., U I I
aspttemes
are here!
Put up
JAM and JELLY
with CERTO
pectin today!
Com farther! You can
make two batches from
one bottle! .
Easier! No dissolving
because Certo is a liquid
'natural fruit pectin
product!
Mora real, fresh-fruit
flavor with Certo!
Fresher! Every bottle
coded to assure freshness!
Make batter, finer-flavored
jams and jellies ask your ,
grocer for Certo pectin today I
' rtWsd a1 Um,s fMfl
HOMEMADE JAMS AND JELLIES
a Taste best. . .'Cost less!
m? n alley's 'm 1 rr. , ,c
f TANG I ffS$SL M21,
The picnic's "on the houia" when you do all your food buyine here btcouie
our low, tow pricei mean lower food billi , . . biqqer lovinai , , , extra coin
for the pleasures that add to the joy at living . . . savinaj that will pay for
'the picnic you're planninq. So shop here this week ond every week end
toe what a picnic it it to tove money when you till your food liitt et IMIL'S
where every item It low-priced every day.'
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PRESERVES
BISQUICK
SYRUP
Medo-Lond
Bulk Pack Ot.
STRAWBERRY
Mary Elian's New Pack. Larae 28-oi, lor
20-oi. Jar 45c
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Si PEANUT BUTTER PLANTEft $ ... 39c USA
OikirilC CI AMD HUNGRY JACK
2-lb. tin
1.691
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Hills-Dale
Cut All Green
No. 2 Tin
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FRUITS FOR
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CUCUMBERS
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Light Weight, Tenderized. Whole or Half
SALMON
Small, Fresh Ocean Caught. By The Chunk
HAM HOCKS - 19c
BACON SQUARES - 25c
BEEF ROASTS 69c
WIENERS 5 wu -49c
GROUND BEEF
All meat, no cereal
lb.
49'
SUNSHINE
KRISPY CRACKERS 25c
GRAHAM CRACKERS Uh. . 32c
CANDY
COCONUT GEM 29c
ORANGE SLICES
TENDER LEAF BLACK TEA
U Tao Balls 17c 41 Tm Balls 47c
INSTANT
MAXWELL HOUSE
Mb. tog
29c COFFEE 2
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39(
Sarah Cling Wrap
MATCHES mECH,EF
AJ AX CLEANSER
2S-IK roll 39c
Large Carton
3?c
2 Cant
25c
Pork and Beans 1
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