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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. AUGUST 21. 5S
HALH-M7K STYLE
OVER THE GARDEN GATE
August , 30. SI are the dates
(or Course 4, of the Slate Flower
Show School, sponsored by the Ore
gon State Federation of Garden
Cluba to be held at the Klamath,
Falls City Library under the local I
y.ill discuss design" in flower ar
rangement with the emphasis
placed on rhythm and color. She
will demonstrate and analyse the
principles of flower arranging.
The first lecture on arrangement
Till be held from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
Monday, August 29; the Tuesday
session includes a lecture on color
in arrangement from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
The lectures are open to the
public. The fee for the complete
course is $5 per person, $3 for one
day, or (3 for a half-day session.
Registration for the school be
gins at 9 a.m. Monday, August 39.
V . - -r
chairmanship of Mrs. Scott Mc
Kendree. The course will include four
hours of lectures and demonstra
tions on flower arrangement, con
ducted by Mrs. Franz Nehammer,
Mercer Island, Washington. Mrs.
Nehammer. a National Federation
of Garden Clubs officer and a rec-o-mused
authority on arranging.
the
MOLDS
fegiS
THIS NEW 1955 INTERNATIONAL two-ton truck will be uicd jointly by the park and city
recreation staffs. If was purchased on bid from Juekeland Truck Sales and Service for ap
proximately $4400. It is equipped with a 120 loof flatbed, winch and hoist. Delivery was
made this week. Above (I to rl are Bob Bonney, city recreation director, Berf Stott, super
intendent of Moore Park and H. O, Juckeland.
"PIGS IN A CORNFIELD" could be the nam for this blue
ribbon arrangement entered by Mrs. J. R. Miller, who also won
the -sweepstakes on arrangements award offered by Mrs.
G. A. Krause, Klamath Falls, who taught classes in arrange
ments prior to the Five Club Flower Show here on August 10.
The "porkers" were made of Klamath Basin potatoes. The ar
rangement being admired by Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, general
chairman of the successful show, was entered in the "Potato
Empire" division of the show.
Located on the old Keno Rood in Lindley Heights, via
Riverside Dr. overlooking the Klamath Basin,
Featuring-
. Family Style Dinners
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAYS
FLOWER FRAMED lily pool drew attention of admiring
guests at the Malin Garden Show on Auguit II, The show,
rated one of the most outstanding in the entire Klamath Basin
this year, drew a large number of exhibitors. Ir, rear of pool,
! Mrs. Karl Kujac admires a basket arrangement of flowers en
tered by Mrs, Merle Loosley. The backdrop was painted by
Karl Kujac.
NEW BOOKS ON THF DESK
Afler the heat of last, week every
one must be tired and ready to
ait down and read a good book.
as i iook at the new books on
my desk I pull out first, "The
Man In The Oi-ny Flannel Suit,"
by Sloan Wilson.
Tills book is the story of Tom
Rath trying to make himself lit
into the civilian world afler a
time In the Army. Some unusual
things happened to Tom. As a
paratrooper he killed seventeen
men, and had met a girl In Rome
who meant great deal to Win. It
was hard to adjust his lire, and Ihe
author says there are hundreds
and thousands of these lncn who,
a lew short yeurs aco were wear
ing olive drab, and who, today
are trying to adapt thrm.sclves to
gray flannel. The problem of Tom's
lite makes a most interesting story.
I ptrk up next a very attractive
book, The Livestock Book" bv a
staff nf writers. There are many
colored picture;, and many help
ful sections about nil kinds n( live
atock. The authors o( pnch section
are experts In their field. Tins will
be a very valuable book tor the
by Addie May Nixon
city librarian
SWEET SA.NniVlCIIKS
Place lellv. 1a.m. fruit or hnnpv
sandwiches In a buttered baking
dish. Pour a little boiling milk over
Ihein and .soak for a lew minutes.
Make a custard of a pint of milk
and two eggs, seasoned with salt.
sugar ana vnnlila, pour over sand
wiches. Orate ntilmrg over '.he top
and bake at 35 degrees (slow
oven! until set.
left over cnflee cake, filled or
otherwise, can be made Inlo a
family . dessert In Ihe same way.
slock raiser, and one lie will (want
to look over.
We seem to have quite a variety
of books this week. The next one
Is "The Dullon Brothers" by an
eyewitness being a true and
authentic account of the astonish
ing careers of the Daltons, the
most cold-blooded robbers In the
history of Ihe West, Tills book Is
presented for the first lime since
II. was Issued In yellow-back paper
In 1802.
"The Curlew's Cry" by Mildred
Walker Is a story of people living
In a small town In Montana and
of three decades in tile life of
I'Hineln lacey. This Is a well writ
ten novrl, and a courageous one.
MOTION:
Ronjour Trlslesse. Sagan; Some
thing ot Value, Run rk; Auntie
Maine, Remits; The Flower Clirls,
Dane; No Time for Sergeants,
Hyinan; Excelsior!, Bonner; Sin
cerely, Willis Wayde. Marnuand:
The Dinner rally. Finlclter; The
Wine nf Youlh, Wilder: Not as a
Stranger, Thompson; The Good
Khephrrd. Forester; Run Silent,
Hun Deep, flench; The Man in
By popular demand carveil
announces the return of
the MIS-S-S-ST.T-FTET.
. . . now in a larger bottle
for even greater enjoyment
i t ft 'V1" - . )
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Filled Wiener Buns
A popular form of refroshment
'n the Klamath Basin pre these
filled wiener buns, Doris Hodge of
'Hi I e lake in given credit lur the
recipe, .
Cora Lravitt, Herald and News
importer at Bonanza, sav.s to serve
them in the waxed pappr in which
Ihey are baked, with hot coffee or
cocoa for outdoor picnics and par
ties for groups.
Here is the recipe1
. 1 dozen hard cooked etigs,
chopped
1 ln-Re onion minced fine
8 ounces chopped olives
1 can tonmto paste
1 pound easy melting cheese
(grated American is fine,
.Split wiener buns and fill cavities
vnnnrnusly. Wrap individual bun?
In waxed paper or foil and nakt!
for an minutes at 350 degrees to
fcrve. :
Cut for comfort, cut for fit! This
pretty casual is the perfect dress
10 wear on busy home days per
fectly proportioned for the shorter,
fuller tietire! Its princess lines are
r-oo flattering: easy sewing! You'll
want several in colorful print col
tuns!
Pattern 93C9: Half Sizes H',,
Ifi'i. Ift'j, 202, 2V2, J4'2. Size
16' takes 4", yards 35-inch.
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.,
233 West 18th St., New York 11,
N, Y. Print plainly name, address
with zone, size and style number.
QUICK SALAD
2 cans i5-ounce size) boned
chicken or turkey
1 can 1-', cupsi macaroni
wilh rhce.se Fauce
,? cup chopped onion
'a cup sliced ripe olives
' 4 cup French dressing
cup diced pimientn
' head cabbage, shredded
Dice boned chicken. Add chick
en and natural chicken juices in
can to macaroni, onion, olives,
Fiench dressing and pimicnto.
MiK wll.
Mix well. Serve on beds of crisp
shredded cabbage.
the Gray Flannel Suit. Wilson;
Dutch, Bonnel; The View Ironi
Pompey's Head, Basso.
GENERAL:
Gift From the Sea. Lindbergh;
The Power of Positive Thinking:,
Peale; A Man Called Peter, Mar
shall; How to Live 165 Days A
Year, Schlndler; Why Johnny Can t
Read, Flesch: Onions In the Stew,
MacDonald; Tleer of the Snows,
Tcnzlng ana tlllman; Gertrude
Lawrence as Mrs. A.. Aldrlrh;
From My Fxperlenee, Bromfleld:
Jehovah's WHnesses. Cole: The
Living Past of America, Vandcr-bill.
SANDWICHES
Line a buttered baking dish wilh
cheese sandwiches. Cover with a
layer of sliced tomatoes, then a
layer of fish sandwiches. Sprinkle
with buttered bread crumbs and
grated Parmesan cheese. Bake at
3oo degrees (moderate oven) uu
til brown.
Traveling
With fido?
Times are changing. Some of the
best hotels ai.d motels in the na
tion now welcome travelers with
dogs.
The 1S55 edition or "Touring
with Towser." a public seivirc
booklet of the Gaines Dog He
search Center, 250 Park Avenue.
New York, lists almost 4.50C such
plpces in 48 states.
A copy may be. had for 10 cents
by writing the center.
The booklet also includes much
helpful data for making travel-
inc wila a dog a pleasure in this
country, Canada and Mexico,
where many excellent establish
ments now also accept guests with
doss.
As a measi're of the value of
Ihis hook let, thp center reports its
use by ihe Guide Dogs For tie
Blind, son Raiaei, California,
which includes it In the "gradua
tion kit" given every blind per
son it provides and trains with a
guide dog.
FISH OR MEAT
SANDWICHES
Put leftover sandwiches through
a food chopper. Bind with beaten
egg; shape into balls and iry in
deep fat (370 decrees) until crisp
and golden brown. Large size
makes a main dish small size
makes fine appetizer or soup accompaniments.
Or, dip fish or meat sandwiches
in a thin bntter or beaten egg t
which a lif tie milk or cream has
been added, and saute in butter
until a golden brown.
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DR. NOLE5 OPTOMETRISTS
URGE YOU TO SEND THE
WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL
PARENTS, it depends upon you . ..don't let defective vision cause
your child to be a failure. Before your child starts to school have
Dr. Noles Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. You can
consult with confidence Dr.-Nolcs Optometrists who have
served the families of the Northwest for over 50 years.
Stop in today no appointment necessary.
Heun: 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Opn all day Saturday
With Offices ot
Family Credit- Tcrmi
Alwoyl
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY
730 Main, Klamath Falls
Dr. Smor J. Noles ond Don R. Haylor, Sr.
$W$l "ICEMAGiC
OKe from m
girls... stay
Wealthy
By Honk)', the Basin Bossy
Well, young lady, if you haven't
already, better eet to gittin' on
buying your IMMI college ward
robe. They're cooking up om real
fine stuff for the coed this season.
Krv words include some mighty
familiar ones, but some whicTi will
go on Ml doom s
day, you can tnke
tt from me. Like
"p I a I ri" and
"camel" and
"b r o w n and
.A jf y m v, , i
'St1" -In 1V-'
One light touch and you're
enveloped in your favorite
carveil fragrance.
new 3'4 or., aire
Ma Criffe .... $5.50
Robe d'tin Soir . . $6.50
plu in
Klamath's Prncription and Cosmetic Center
mi Main rhone 2-3475
orown and r f,y
blark". (rr
Tivprci ronls
anrt aolls arc liljr- t W
Iv item, ihta vrar.
Black Wairh
plaitta from ihr
tartans of thp Hichljnd neR!m(.nt
of tiip aamo namp arp really
BPttlrc popular asain. Wp hear
thp pntlrp plairt bualnraa la boom
ins. tor Hint niallpr.
Anrt pll it miRhi bp, ih plaid
Bonmirla .short.s, pi al.
Tappppd rpd plsld alark. and
"flamlnr fur" prnrppd
.mrrtran lamh fivp Inlpn.t.
ty and rolor In year'
Krnpral pprtion.
In nillllnpry. If. hrnwn and
hlrk hal. for Vail.
Vor von fl. who ara through
Willi coilpup, or who don't plan on
Koine, thp.p iime linpa markpd
"coprt" could wall be markpd "ca
rprr '. too. Maupr of fact, you'll
find many a local shop will adver
tise rollpsp fashions as Jui.t that
coIIprp and caippr.
For all kaU. all agps, potlp);p. ra
rppr of nut pmlp-fnr the Ufa nf
you, don I forjpi in look to your
own linpa . pi r w.rd.
rnhp' when you're mklnK your fall
vlpction.s. And 10 your complexions,
too.
It's a cinch that whpn dipting for
losa of weialii or to belter that
complexion iliprp'a one aura Item
vou 11 count on every emergency ra
tion. And thai, ymi can take II
from me, fresh, local, trida "A"
miia.
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