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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1954)
TimilSDAY, MAY 2C, 10M ilKIMIJ) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FAIJ.S. ORKGON PAGE TWKNTY-ONE chives before serving, Berva bowls i embedded In the lea to provide de In bed of crushed Ice. Olives, car- llghtlully crisp accompaniment, rot sticks and celery curls can be I 'fills recipe serves aix. A GIFT (or the sweet girl graduate that ii always welcome it a gilt of fragrance. Choose a light-hearted on that will be in keeping with her youth and appropriate to wear all through the hot summer days ahead. Cneramy's April Showtri, re training leant that hinti of graan laavai, traal and flowari, ii availabla in perfume, toilet watar, stick parluma, stick cologna, cologne, dulling and talcum powdart, bath toftanar and liquid akin (achat. Photo Courtaiy Charamy ! PLUS OR MINUS ara thai nawait additions to good fashion . . . Stephanie Koret of California's removable dickie draii In Pebbletex is itylad in a wovan stripad saariuckar that prac tically carai for Itialf. Basic sleeveless jumper highlights dp V nacklina front and back. Not contrasting colored buttons, detachabl shirt typ dickia, accent piping. FATIO FARK Tomato asplo e.oea well Willi summer patio menus both for lunches and suppers. Try a basic aspic mlsturo with tomato Juice, plain Kciaun ana aeaaoninits, men dd wedaes ot ripe olives and bits of cucumber In the partially Jelled mixture. Onrnl.ih tile nnlnd with whole rlpo olives, paper-thin slices of unpecled cucumber, tiny radish es or what you will. WOMEN'S FLEXICLOGS 5 AC ACCKJOWIS TO MATCH MR8. MARGE FADGETT , Dealer lit W. Orafaa . Ph. I-e437 YOTE FOR Eva M. Coolr . FOR COUNTY TREASURER Actiy In Klamath County Civic work for i:-.l-4 .'' ' 25 Van. 2ffjp txprlned In all 1 XT';- B,,aM ' work 1 21 yean in Klamath County. I foal that my axparl h onco at Doputy County , Treasurer qualifies ma , for tho offlco. V " . VA M COK . tiVm VICHYSSOISE ' . . AT HOME 1 5 leeks or V, cups sliced mild onions 4 tablespoons butter 3 cups thinly sliced potatoes 1 cup hoi water 4 chicken bouillon cubes 3 cups hot milk 1 tea-spoon salt 1 j teaspoon pepper m teaxpoon paprika 1 cup cream 1 Uble.npoons chopped chtves or parsley Cut roots and tops from Icclcs, leaving 2 Inches above the white part: cut In thin slices (same pro cedure if using large green onions I. Melt butter in a saucepan: add leeks and cook slowly until tender but not brown. Add sliced pota toes, hot water and 1 chicken bouil lon cube. Cover and cook over me dium heat until potatoes are ven der. Press leeks, potatoes and liquid through a sieve. Dlwilve three remaining bouillon cubes in hot milk Combine with puree and seasonings. Add cream. Chill thor oughly. Garnish with chopped GLAMOUR SOUP It simple to prepare and many a smart hostess takes simple ingredients and concocts a taite that becomes a specialty at her table. Vichyisois is certainly in the glamour clan, probably because of its association with fin restaurants rather than its intricacy of firaparation. This adaptation comes from the National Dairy Council and is ideal for a summer unch or introductory course for a fine dinner. It is quickly made end should be stored in the refrigerator for use without further cooking. Food Hangover? (., HUrrbwrn, Alri SttftN T) Tumi n'ivt iopspced re m f lief. No water, no mixing. w uke anywhere Always carry was Fashion Advice For Vacationer? To know what to wrnr In hat less Los Angeles or Bun Dlcgo . . , In lulled, gloved and furred Han Francisco ... or wherever you are ... to be correctly dressed for every occasion, Is one of the distinctions and great pleasures of tho well-dressed vacationist. Willi this In mind, hear what the well known designer, Stephanie Korrt of Cslllornla, has to say on Uie subject of a vacation wardrobe: "The correctly dressed woman knows the worth of our great American casuals, the coat dress, the Ihlnk-iioUiUiK-of-lt nun dress, the sheath and the wonderful mix or match scpnrnles . . . You enn hsve more fun. whether you're dancing at Uie tjinrk Club or swing ing your partner In Virginia City, It you plan your vacation wnrd robe wisely. "First of all, you'll need an all- weather cout, one to take you from to city to country, right lor plane, train or boat, tiecond, a clns ilo dress Is almost a mutt in every vacation wardrobe. The coat dress Is good for city snd travel: the sheath dress, scoop necked and sleeveless, can bo worn wllh 'cover-up' for daytime, bare lor dressy evenings. "Next, a simple colion, striped, checked, flowered, polku doited or Just Independently plsln and beau tiful In color. It will go almost anywhere and aeason unlimited I Slim pants and Jacket, shirt and shorts, balhutg suit, these are the backbono of resort and country wear, whether at home or abroad. ' "Separates are a bonanza for the girl who likes to shift wardrobe scenery. They are perfect for the dining room, the cocktail lounge or j terrace. Pretty In light or dark cottons, Jacketed for mountain haciendas.- . "These are the clothes to keep you fashionably dressed wherever you go," concludes designer Koret. j And what a boon to the vaca tioner are the new man-made fab rics that suds out In a Jiffy and dry so quickly, making It so easy to be dainty and fresh at all limes. Strawberry Pudding Pie Don't let the strawberry season slip by without trying this quick trick dessert. The crust Is made ol Indyttngcrs. The filling la a puckaged pudding, flavor-enriched Willi sherry, spread over a layer of sugared strawberries. It comes Irom Emily Chase Lelstner. foods consultant, California Wine Insti tute. STRAWBERRY PIE 1 package vanilla pudding powder l'i cups, milk cup California sherry wine 1 dot. ladyflngers, split 3 cuiu halved or sliced straw berries cup sugar cup heavy cream, whipped additional whole strawberries for gnrmsh Prepare vanilla pudding accord ing to directions on package, using the l'i rups milk as the liquid. Re move Irom heal. Bur In wine. Lei cool al room temperature, stirring two or three times. Line the bottom snd sides of a (-Inch pie plate wllh split ladylingers. arranging them split side up. Mix the halved or sliced strawberries with the sugar: spreud berries evenly over the ladyflnger "crust" on the bottom i of the pan. Spread cooled pudding evenly over berries. Chill pie sev ersl hours. Just belore serving, spread whipped cream over the top and garnish with whole atraw berries. Makes one 9-Inch pie. NO USE CRYING OVER SPILT ANYTHING! ' Not when your kitchen floor is protected with en easy-to-care-for Armstrong Linoleum from CALHOUN'S. 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