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PAGE 8 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1953 ie? i' i I f I r t , CHOCOLATE Cinnamon Chiffon Pie it made with Jell-O'i new Chocolate Chiffon Pie Filling. It it especially good for ummer because the filling requires no cooking. Photo and recipe courteiy of Jell-O Chiffon Pie ri QUICK PIE Newest wonder of the dessert world is Jell-O's Chocolate Chiffon a dream of a dessert that's per fect for warm-weather entertain ing because of its ease of prepara tion. It requires no cooking and is as light and delicate as a summer breeze. Make this pie according to pack age directions and add a dash of cinnamon if you want an extra special treat. Top it with whipped cream and more cinnamon. This new chiffon pie filling is sure to make a , hit with everyone who loves chocolate. CHOCOLATE-CINNAMON CHIFFON PIE 1 package chocolate chiffon pie filling mix 1 cup boiling hot milk (x) Vi cup sugar V teaspoon cinnamon 1 b a k e d 9 - inch pie shell, cooled fx Homogenized or skim milk recommended,) Place pie filling mix in a small deep mixing bowl (about l'i quart size)) Add boiling hot milk. Mix well. Beat vigorously with rotary heater or at highest speed of elec tric mixer, until filling stands in peaks, ahout three to six minutes. Add sugar and cinnamon; beat one minute. Pour into pic shell. Chill until set, ahout two hours. Serve plain or garnish with whipped eream and additional cinnamon. Note: Store leftover pie In re frigerator covered with an invert ed pie pan. hilling. Planes To Spray 'Hopper Areas DENVER (AP) Nine airplanes will fly over nine million acres of eastern Colorado today, spraying poison over grasshoppers infest ing crops and pasture land. A bigger effect to save the wheat crop valued at 110 million dollars will be made tomorrow. Farmers have appealed for fed eral aid. WISH-BONE preientt Pure Wine Vinegar in a 16-ounce bottle, shown at right in the picture, and Wish-Bone Rus sian style DeLuxe Dressing, in eight-ounce size, shown at left here. Wish-Bone Products, Inc., suggests Russian Style Dressing for any salad of vegetables, fruit, meats or fish. For best results for any salad, do not add dressing until serving time. If you desire dressing with more tang, add Wish-Bone Vinegar, A little leaflet of salad recipe sug gestions is attached to the bottle of wine vinegar on your grocer's shelves. It contains recipes for Slim-Jim Dressing, Roquefort Dressing and various oil and vinegar dressings you will find helpful in varying the salad menu at your house. ADVICE FOR CLERGYMEN BOISE, Idaho on Visiting sick folk is a special art, says the Rev. Herbert E. Richards, of the First Methodist Church here. Writ ing in his denomination's month ly magazine, Together, he offers this advice: "Take your best smile . . . into a sickroom. Plan what to say in advance. Bring up lifting news, but keep it. brief. Never comment on a patient's ap pearance. . . . Don't sit on the bed . . . Don't smoke . . . Leave CONSTRUCTION LEBANON (API Maintenance uhnno In cerua Nnllnnal (Innrii units in a wide area will be built I medical talk to the doctor. If you here by September, Mayor Ralph I must be funny, keep jokes mild. Scroggin said Tuesday. Excessive humor is tiring." - ,"n t ' COOKIE OF THE WEEK is Grandma's Date-Filled Oatmeal. This tender, full-of-fruit cookie tastes just like it had come out of the oven at home. It contains all the nutrition of whole oat flakes, plus the vitamins and minerals of the dates. They are packed 16 cookies to the package and you'll find them on your grocer's shelves for good eating this weekend and every day. Tin vnu want a moist and tender I cookie confection for lunch In the backyard on Saturday or Sunday? One that is delicate and fresh tast ing but yet not sticky tor eaung out of fingers is Grandma's Date Filled Oatmeal. This is one of the favorites with .rmmflciarc anH aHnks alike and is one of the most popular in the Grandma cookie line wmcu ni been on the market since 1914. That, ira wnuAn in thft immaCU- late kitchens of Grandma Cookie Company in Portland ana are De livered to the stores in Klamath Falls, oven-tresh. by Dick bowers, local distributor for Grandma Cookies. r.Jm.'t riato . Filled Oatmeal r-..i;n trQal well in nirnics or VfUlnica iiB'n w. , lunch out on the boat. They pack without crushing lor nsning inps and they don't scatter a lot of .-...v.h. if tho vnnncctprs want tO eat them in the car for a snack WALK MACKINAW CITY. Mich (AP) No pedestrians are allowed on the new 100-million-dollar Straits of Macking Bridge, but the rule will be lilted June 2o. Early that day, when traffic is light, some 50 members of the International Walkers Assn. from 10 states will take part in a walking contest across the bridge. Maude Adams, noted actress made her New York debut ir "The Paymaster" at the Star Theater in 1888. Carrier Set For Junk Pile WASHINGTON (AP) - Navy Secretary Thomas S. Gates has signed the final papers that will send to the junk heap the carrier Enterprise, battlescared veteran of World War II. , The Navy action Tuesday, which will put the "Big E" up for auc tion as scrap, followed the fail ure of private Individuals and Pa cific war veterans, headed by Fleet Adm. William F. Halsey, to raise enough money to preserve the Fighting Lady as a perma nent memorial. The Navy was Informed late last month that the Enterprise fund drive had been halted after collection of about $100,000, far short of the million dr.ilars re quired. The fund raisers told the Navy they wanled the $100,000 do nated to the Navy-Marine memo rial stadium which will be built at Annapolis, Md. The Enterprise was placed in the reserve fleet some years ago. But with the modernization of later and larger carriers and the building of much bigger ones, it was removed from the active list and several years ago the Navy suggested that money might be saved on her upkeep in the moth ball fleet by disposing of the ship for scrap. The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gilts & Greetings from Friendly Business, Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby Engagement Announcements Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Fall No cost or obligation! Phone TU 4-6185 LIPTON SOUP MIXES BEEF VEGETABLE 2FofS er ONION SOUP 1-fACK J CARTON CHICKEN NOODLE or 3c TOMATO VEGETABLE 39e .' GREEN PE 2 29c r33e Poteet's Fine Meats WE SERVE YOU PERSONALLY! Swift's Grade A 12 to 16 Lb. 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SOUP RECESS Soup-on-the-recks with Italian style breadsticks offer a chance or guests to quell their hunger and impatience according to their individual desires and a chance for he chef to calm his charcoal-jangled nerves. Serve bouillon over ice, with each guest helping himself from an ice bucket and glass set. Gar nished with a spray of fresh mint or pickle slice, it's a perfect ap petizer and prelude to the hearty fare whose promise is wafted along in tantalizing fashion from the grill. Shown on Page 1-B is Libbey's Golden Foliage ice bucket and glasses, a handy caddy carrier set. Stylized leaves in 22K gold dec orate the frosted glassware. Let each guest serve himself as the spirit of hunger moves him There will be no more "how much longer?" looks and the chef's nerves will be steadied for his final stint at the grill. Glassware shapes have been de veloped through the centuries for three distinct purposes. First, there is beauty. Next is the ques tion of quantity. Most items of home glassware are designed to liold the right amount of drink for one serving, whether it is the breakfast fruit juice, milk goblet or after dinner liqueur. Finally comes the matter of assuring that a drink maintains its proper tern perature and is not too much warmed by the hand. That's why glasses for wine and cocktails are made with stems, according to Libbey Glass. FAVORITE COOKIES during a trip. They are not-tot sweet, yet sweet enough with de. licious morsels of dates mixed in with the oatmeal cookie batter just like Grandma has always made. 100,000 RESETTLED GENEVA in -The World Coun. cil of Churches has resettled near ly 100,000 refugees in 40 countries since 1952, its division of inter church aid reports. BEWARE OF miTAJlOHS LOOK FOR THf HAPPY UTTU DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE "It don't work...th cm keeps tomin' back, but no person!" SANTIAM I'll HUE LAKE 7 Ik STRINCIESS . ffgfcK INDOORS OR OUTDOORS IT'S JUBILANT. p. 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