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I THURSDAY. MAY 14 1!W
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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JUNIOR SIZES
Even the prices are junior-sized
m'tiiMl. VaistlnvK are et wij
hack they're accented with ligme
hugging bodices and bouffant
skirts. A frequent and effective
touch: a demurely high, neckline
subtly pointing up the figure flat
tering details of the dress.
One deceptively demure dress
iias a rib-slim bodice accented
by a yoke ol lace inserts alter
nating with strips of the fabric.
A high neckline, lack of sleeves
and lull swirl of skirt add to the
over-all look of complete femininity-There
are graduation whites.
tigs pmM irtuvfc mi garden-fresh
' with polka dots,
stripes and summer-light solid
s. link's. And there's as much va
riety in the fabrics as in the pat
ternsfrom cotton to blends of two
favorites such as cotton and silk
to new "miracle" fibers.
and
n the new collection of summer
dresses designed by Vicky Vaughn
nd especially keyed to the junior
fiMiady's Midfeet
liguiv.
There are literally dozens of de-
1511s. Style-wise, and budget-wise,
the work, play or vacation bound
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junior just never had it so good.
addition to white, there are
lovely pastels, too.
By Florence Jenkins, Food Editor
For example, there s a special
occasion dress in eyelet lace that
Herato anil
can go to country club or city
restaurant, smart resort or inior
nal dance with equal aplomb. Or
just dazzle a date on the home
front.
PRICE SHATTERING
Vicky Vaughn has made the
most of the bnck-to-femininity
MUM
Mission Pancakes
If you like Wyandotte Olives
5"
y .Tjn pips
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LONG LEVI'S or short Levi's, Levi Strauss makes 'em el
and they are being featured in Kamath Falls this spring
and summer as a part of the Oregon Centennial observance
and for the two big rodeos to be held in Klamath Falls in
July. The picture shows Bill Santo of Santo Signs and his
assistant, Bob Krenilc, putting the finishing touches on the
two signs in front of Herman's Mens Store, 826 Main. Hank
. Richman and Bob Lipman of Levi Strauss & Co. saw to it that
Harry Glesin at Herman's got brand new Levi's for "Mr.
; Levi" this Centennial year. The smaller figure is wearing a
size 0 to contrast with the long 1 1 -foot sign over the street.
LEVI'S
Notice the brand new pair of
Levi's the tall man is wearing in
the sign above Herman's Mens
Store in the 800 block on Main
Street?
, Santo Signs waited until the last
spell of rain was over to put up
the new Levi's so they'll look nice
for our summer rodeos this year.
If you walk by the store in the
evening, you'U note an innovation
in blue denim wear. The model in
front of the' door is dressed in
Levi's blue denim Tuxedo coat.
This is a duplicate of the Tux
coat that Levi Strauss & Com
pany sent to Bing Crosby when a
Nevada hotel clerk wanted to re
fuse his registration because he
was wearing Levi's.
The American Hotel Association
has sponsored the blue denim
Levi Tuxedo coat since that en
counter back in 1951. The Tux car
ries the hotel association label stat
ing that the wearer will be wel
come in any hotel anywhere when
to attired.
Levi's are guaranteed to shrink
and to fade, but there are other
Levi's such as ranch pants for
men. Capris for the gals and won
derful shirts for both men and
women which don't shrink or fade.
The whole line, in new materials
and gorgeous colors, is being fea
tured this spring and summer in
Klamath Falls.
Western Wear is here to stay,
we're sure,, and Levi's make al
most anything a Westerner wants
to wear.
i PEANUT CLUSTERS
Chocolate peanut clusters are
wholesome and delicious. The
email peanuts, known as Spanish
variety, are best, but if you have
nuts left over from last night's
party, they, too, can be put to
good use. Melt 8 squares or ti
pound of chocolate in top of dou
ble boiler: add Vh cups salted
(brush off some of the salt) Span
ish peanuts, stirring until peanuts
are well coated. Drop by tea
spoons onto waxed paper and chill
until firm. Makes about 2'i dozen
clusters.
CAKE PUDDING
Some of the hest desserts come
from humble beginnings. "Cindy's
Fruit Pudding. for example.
starts with stale sponge cake.
Mixed with canned fruit cocktail
and whipping cream, it makes a
delightful dessert. Serve it well
chilled with apricot sauce lightly
flavored with sherry wine. De
licious! FRUIT PUDDING
1 (No. 2'i) can fruit cocktail
1 quart stale sponge cake,
torn in small pieces
Vi pint whipping cream
3 tablespoons sugar
'2 teaspoon vanilla
SAUCE
1 (12-ounce) can apricot whole
fruit nectar
14 tablespoons cornstarch
114 tablespoons fresh lemon
juice
3 tablespoons sugar
Vt teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon Sherry wine
Pudding: Drain fruit cocktail
thoroughly. Combine with cake in
large mixing bowl. Combine cream
with sugar and vanilla; whip until
barely stiff. Mix whipped cream
gently with cake and fruit: chill.
Spoon into serving dishes and top
with sauce.
Sauce: Combine apricot nectar
and cornstarch; stir until well
blended. Cook, stirring frequently,
until mixture boils and is thick
ened. Add all remaining ingredi
ents: cool.
Makes six servings.
and who doesn't? here's a new
kind of pancake filling for those
thin little pancakes you roll up and
serve as the main entree.
The cheese sauce topping keeps
the dish from being termed "dry"
by the gravy-lovers of the household.
If you'd like to dine like royalty
on a commoner's budget, prepare
Mission Pancakes. Thin pan
cakes, like crepes, are rolled
around a filling of tuna and flavor
ful ripe olives blended with a little
cheese sauce, then covered with
more cheese sauce and baked until
piping. hot. They're elegant, yet
easy to prepare. Garnish each serv
ing of pancakes with shiny whole
ripe olives and a sprinkling of fine
ly chopped parsley. Serve them for
Friday dinner with a hot cooked
vegetable such as buttered Brus
sels sprouts and a crisp, tossed
green salad. Dessert should be
light perhaps canned cling peach
es baked with a little orange rind
and brown sugar.
MISSION PANCAKES
Filling
1 cup ripe olives
1 (6'i or 7-ouncel can tuna
3 tablespoons butter or mar
garine ,
3 tablespoons sifted flour
4 teaspoon salt
teaspoon dry mustard
14 cups milk
1 cup grated American cheese
Pancakes
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
. 2 eggs
H cup sifted all-purpose flour
i teaspoon baking powder
'-i teaspoon salt
Filling: Cut olives into large
nieces. Drain and flake tuna. Melt
butter and blend in flour, salt and
mustard. Blend in milk and cook
and stir until mixture boils and is
thickened. Remove- from heat and
stir in cup cheese. Mix about
1-3 of sauce with olives and tuna
for filling. Set aside while prepar
ing pancakes.
Pancakes: Heat milk with but
ter until butter melts. Cool. Beat
eggs, add milk. Sift flour with bak
ing powder and salt. Blend into
egg-milk mixture and beat until
smooth. Heat a small frying pan
(about six inches m diameter
grease lightly, add a small amount
of batter and tilt pan to spread
Fry until lightly browned on both
sides, turnine once, spread tuna-
olive filling on pancakes' and roll.
Place close together in shallow
baking dish. Pour remaining sauce
over all and sprinkle with remain
ing Yt cup cheese, bake in moder
ate oven (350 degrees) 15 lo 20
minutes, until thoroughly heated.
Serve at once.
Makes four servings.
ENERGY COCKTAIL
You can take the chill off those
first few outdoor meals by start
ing with a mug of hot soup. Try
combining 1 can condensed beef
broth with 1 can condensed toma
to soup and 1!4 cans of water.
Heat but don't boil. Serve with
pretzel sticks or potato chips.
GELATIN SALAD
Accent the meat course of your
dinner with a tangy gelatin salad.
Make the salad with shredded cab
bage and green pepper, using 7-Up
as part of the liquid.
LUXURY
The very last word for the cool-
drink crowd is sterling silver
straws. To keep these narrow tubes
100 per cent clean inside as well
as out. scrub their interiors with a
well-lathered pipe cleaner at dish
washing time. This will remove
any clinging residue left from
straws. '
OMELET WITH HERBS
Add fresh chopped parsley and
chives from your garden to scram
bled eggs or omelet for a taste
treat.
Here's a "Hitch-Hiker"
you'll want to pick-up!
it's the special
ROYAL CROWN
"HITCH-HIKER"
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favorite grocers
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NO INCREASE IN PRICE!
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BOB ANDERSON at Market Basket No. I was caught by the
Herald and News camera pointing out good buys during
the annual Del Monte Spring Garden Show. Whytal's Ladies
Apparel has tied in with the event again this year. The event
ends this weekend.
FREE DRESS
Some lucky gal will have her
choice of dresses (up to $29.!)5
from Whytal s Ladies Apparel. 901
Main Street, just by registering at
either of the two Market Basket
outlets in Klamath Falls.
This is the second year that
Whytal's has tied in with this pro
motion.
It is not necessary to bo present
to win the dress.
The winner will be announced
next week. For more details, see
the Market Baskets advertisement
in this issue of the Herald and
News or drop in at cither loca
tion.
A typical Vago spring cotton
dress is on display and additional
choices are available at Whytal's
store.
PEANUT OLIVE MIX
Put cup shelled fresh roasted
peanuts through grinder. Mince U
cup pitted Wyandotte ripe olives:
add olives and nuts to 1 pound
cream cheese. Use for spread for
toast fingers or salty crackers.
7-UP FLOAT
Treat the youngsters to a Zorro
float, made by pouring a seven-
ounce bottle of ,7-Up over a scoop
of chocolate ice cream in a tall
glass. Garnish the float with
shaved bittersweet chocolate and a
spoonful of whipped cream.
COCONUT TWIGS
Make a delicious confection or
a charming decoration for
frosted cake by melting sweet
cooking -chocolate over hot water
and adding flaked coconut which
you have lightly toasted in the
oven. Mix well and drop from
teaspoon onto waxed paper. Cool
until nrm.
FRIVOLITY FOR DIETERS
Beat 2 egg whites until stiff.
Fold in cup chive cottage
cneese and season with salt, pep
per and a dash of cayenne. Pile
the 1 1 11 1 ly mixture on slices
melt a toast, rye krisp or crackers
and broil until delicately browned
Serve hot with a big fruit salad
plate and cup of tea.
JUNIOR SIZE seniors will
graduate in style with Vicky
Vaughn's demure commence
ment dress, designed to do
double duty later on the
summer party circuit. Lav
ishly embellished with lace
inserts and fagoting on the
bodice, it is machine wash
able and needs only the
barest touching up with an
iron. The fabric is a blend
or amel and cotton. Shown
is style No. 1761.
BALANCED
DOUBLE ACTION MEANS
. BETTER BAKIN6
And...
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it costs
fess than
most
brands!
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