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PAGE TWENTY-TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALI5. OREGON PUDDIN PIE FIT FOR ROYALTY I l EASIEST OF SEWING! CHOCOLATE PIE it just about topi for entertaining and won derful for those of you who don't like to make pattry because this one has a meringue crust. Serve it when you have the girls over for Canasta, bridge or anytime you want to make an impressiont whether on your husband or your six-year-old. 3 egg whiles ' teaspoon cream of tartar 1 package instant choco late pudding Pinch of salt cup sugar Beat the egg whites until stiff. Gradually add cream of tartar. salt and sugar, beating until stiff and satiny. Spread about t'o-thirds oi meringue over bottom and sides of well-greased 8-inch pie plate. Drop remaining meringue by tea spoonfuls around rim of plate. Bake at 275 degrees (slow oven) one hour or until meringue Is light brown and crisp. Cool on wire rack, away from drafts. Prepare Royal Instant Chocolate Pudding, following directions on package. Turn immediately into baked mer ingue shell. Chill until firm .h.,. 1 hour. S85 14V424V4 I -TT Half . irrcl Thio I. h w,. easiest sun outfit you ever whipped up. Look at the dress slim ming, simple lines, button-on shoul ders so you can slip, into it with no muss. Add the brief bolero for cool coverage. Sited to fit. , Pattern 0285: Halt Sizes 14 '4. 18'i. 20, ZW,. 24i'-. Size 16'i, ensemble, 4'i yards 35-incn; 1 yard contrast. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., P.O. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print your name, address, zone; size, style number. Keno By MRS. JOE DeGRAN'DE Mr. and Mrs. Parker Tnnlmon Port Worth. Texas, spent a short vacation with Lou and Lane Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R. ff nirti.. Los Angeles, are spending the sum mer in &eno. Mrs. Harkins is sister of Mrs. Ray Atchison and airs, uuy Moore. Keno. a orldaJ shower was held inr Nancy McPherson bride elect of Morns rarker. Nancv is fmm Aumand and Morris is a Keno boy. Mrs. Joan Hill, Henley, and Mrs. aauy uroin were hostesses. The party was held at the Vert Searcy home. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Amine Smith have returned from a vacation trip to Payette, Idaho, where they visited uieir uncie, f rea uerberdlng. They then motored to Tacoma. Washingtc. where they spent some ume wiu a sister, Mary Gar Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ramsev and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ram sey and children motored to Ash. land where they visited friends and relatives. Mrs. R. C. Cummings is back m Keno after spending several weeks with her mother in Rogue River. . JodaifAWomm By DOROTHY ROK AP Women's Editor 1 Note to bored women: Want to seo the world, meet interesting people and have a whale of a good time? , Then open an antique or gift shop, advises Roa duBord of Har bor Springs. Mich., who does busi ness in a hen house. Mrs. duBord is the picture of a nappy woman. Summers site sells old English sliver, French porce lains, modern crystal and kntck nacks from all over the world in her Hen House i that's the name of it) 13 miles out In the country irom we resort town of Harbor Springs. Winters she and her hus band Andre do the same thinir In Bel Air. Fla. In between times she roams the world, in search of the rare and the beautiful. All this is not only fun It's ft.' nancially profitable, says Mrs. du Don't throw out melted ice cream I Use it as a saute over warm chocolate cake made from a packaged mix. Molin By GLADYS HALOl'SKK Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Tout. Wil. lows. California, will leave this week for Uieir home after attend. ing several weeks with their dauglv tcr and family, the Loyal Love ness. Mrs. Dilla Bailey was an after noon caller of Mrs. Ben Daniel Friday. May 14. Visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Robert Holl and sons. Loyal, Har mon and Alden Loveness, this wet-k is their mother, Mrs. S. E. Loveness, Orland, California. Also visiting members of the same fam ily are their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Onstad, North Da-kola. Mrs. Marie Kalina is In Port land this week attending a Sokol Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson. Washington, visited this week In Malta with Johnson's relatives, the Charlie Johnson's, the Dewey Smith's and the Jack Mivelai' families. Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeMott's daughter and children, Mrs. Fran cis Cebby, Donna and Carol, Bur- bank. California, have returned to their home after spending two weeks in Malin. Malta Cub Scouts of pack 33 and their leaders participated in the Boy Scout Circus held in Klamath Falls, May 15, at Modoc Field. Ma li Cubs part in the Modoc War enactment was a portrayal of Jack and his renegade band. Each boy was dressed as an Indian and Don nie stastny was chosen as Captain Jack. Malin pack was also respon sible for building a replica of Cap tain Jack s Stronghold in the Lava Beds. Large cardboards on frames were painted to resemble rocks and trees and shrubs were mounted on stands. Around ninety per cent of the proceeds from ticket sales sold by the Malin pack, will go in their treasury. Dens 2. 3 and 4. with uieir den mothers met at the Malin Park Tuesday afternoon. May 18. for a social afternoon and refreshments. The boys helped Donnie Stastny celebrate his eleventh birthday by sharing his birthday cake. Serving frankfurters to a gang? Preheat the broiler and toast the frankfurter rolls at one time under the broiler unit. If you want some thing special, spread the cut sur faces of the rolls lightly with butter or margarine before toast ing this way. Bord,. who has an almost fanatic love of beauty, whether it be In a priceless piece of antique silver or a dollar corkscrew. She iaya: "There's no excuse for people to have drab, ugly things In their homes, because beautiful things are available el any price. The simplo modern porcelains being made In this country have real beauty because they're functional, mi same is true of some con temporary furniture and crystal, "You can find beauty In any perioa ana in every price bracket, A price tag doesn't denote beautv, There are some fabulously expeti sive antiques that are mohstrosl lies, and there are inexpensive modern pieces that are a joy to uenoia. Mrs. duBord started a shop of her own lit Toledo durUig the de pression, lound that people appre- cinira ocauiy wnen uiey found it, and prospered. There followed branch shop at Harbor Si plugs, aiia aiigmcr at uei Air. Then last year the duBords closed up the Toledo shop and the swnnk resort shop and moved 13 miles out to a little farmhouse on a country road. The farm had hen house, and since thev did noi plan to raise chickens, Roa decided tms would make a wonderful shop. River Flood Level Drops BONNERS FERRY, Idaho Irl ine Kootenai tver continued to drop at a snail's pace Wednesday ana was expectea to keep up the slow rate of decline the rest of the week. me river reached a level of M.U3 leet Wednesday morning drop uf about .30 of a foot suicc luesaay. All the dikes were holding firm ana uie Army Knguieers said about 15 of the 35 supervisory people uer? wouia oe relieved. ve leel the situation is pretty wen m nana, saia Li. col. L. L. Rail who Is in charge ol Army The Weather Bureau said the Kootenai should drop to 32. feel here Thursday, 33 5 Friday and 31 on Saturday. At 32 feet it would still be a foot above the recorded flood level. The river was up slightly Wed nesday at Llbby. Mont., to 14.5 fcr but a decline was forecast there later in the day. "The cool weather we're having now Is Just what the doctor order ed to slow the runoff." said Weath erman Robert McComb. Temperatures were around the freezing mark overnight. Food fun: cut a thick crosswise slice from the root end of a bunch of celery: shape hamburger meat so it resembles a small steak and Insert the celery slice into the meat near one end of the "steak" so It looks like a bone. Place hamburger on aluminum foil so It can be turned easily while it broils to desired doneness. Cut flowers for Decoration Day LTi flemora mt all klads. iBeluJInr IIUci, tnawbilla, fonli, rtMtt, liliei, tUUtci, twcclaeaa and rar.Ua fUwtr. Reaaiiral bvaatta la at tractive codUIbcm readr place in rtrntfrj, up. PUct ymur artier EAftLT to aecara ehalca ffewtr. PHONE 4tM. Lakeshore Gardens Nursery Extra Work Mad Easy a Rent A Typewriter r Adding Machine (ItcUM M SUM Last month's rental it applied to purchote price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY ". ! MIT Glamor Salads . kvhimhw all i i i a;iJ - . tmmt THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1054 MOLDED SHRIMP SALAD made with low-calorie lomon-flav. ored gelatin givei a new look to a diet luncheon and li as satisfying as it is pretty. Brilliant shrimp In golden gelatin, with delicate green spring onions as an appetiser, make comoination mat s pleasing to everyone weight-watchers Photo Courtesy D-Zerta or not. Here's a boon to dieters in l In form of an attractive entree salad vnicn uses only a small amount of the day's calories. Molded salmis look like spring nnct are as appe- uiing ana neartv a dish as anv dieter could ask for. The secret Li the low-cnlorle mil flavored gelatin which brings both uavor ana intriguing color to the diet, but adds only 10 calories per serving. This dietetic product ha long been popular for hospital and uroiessioniu use and Li now avail able in grocery stores. Here are two recipes, one for Shrimn Snlnri ana one lor cnerry pineapple Mold both of them welcome variations to a aieter s menu. S1IKIMP SALAD 1 envelope (1 grams) low-cal orle lemon-tlavorcd gelatin a icaspoon salt 1 cup hot water 1 teaspoon vinegar 'j cup diced shrimp (or flaked tuna lists or diced crab meat ) I tablespoon chopped celery i laoiespoon chopped green pepper 1 teaspoon chopped onion Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot water. Add vinegar; chill until angnuy tnickened. Then add fish, celery, green pepper and onion. Divide evenly into two Individual ring molds. Chill until firm. Un. mold on salad greens and garnish with whole shrimp and green onion. Makes one to one-thirds cups Miiaa, or iwo or tiirce portions. CHERRY PINEAPPLE MOLD 1 envelope IT grams) low cal orie lemon-llavored gelatin 1 cup hot water 2 tablespoons drained, pitted, quartered, unsweetened cher ries 3 tablespoons drained, diced, cooked, unsweetened pineap ple Dissolve gelatin In hot water. Chill until slightly thickened. Then fold In fruit. Divide evenly Into Here's a good aurcad to have In tho rolrlgorutor fur u a e a t anacklline. Father especially will enjoy it. Cream a half cup of butter or margarine with a half cup of crumbled blue cheese: mix In Worcaatrrahlro aiiilco and celery null to tiule. Use as a spread for cracker, Melba toast or lor atull lug calory. , two Individual molds. Chill until firm. Serve plain or garnished with whipped cream, If allowea on diet. Makes two servings, about cup each. 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