The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1965 — Page 16

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, VI (.1 ST WEIHUXG PI \XXI I> — .Mr anil M.' - "M-iiir i< >■ Imm <>l I ,-k' Wawasee announce the engagement .aid <utmii'i marlriage oi their daugbhr. thana .ioM-phinc. to Michael Andre Kmd.aj son >d Mr ,i nd. Mrs; Jav \ Ri”d'>n «>f Chicago, and I.ak« - M.iw.rev th. bride-to-be. a graduate bl s>r-

SYRACUSE MAN HITS HIGHWAY MARKER ■- i ■ l >. »• ..’..it f. J M iff iiiid -s' Hl- aas i ■ hurt and d • • i >js set at more than s2tt) Rev and Mrs Victor .Yeager; Syr- .. .-<■ ’'■ e- e ... y ■. V. , recenth : ■ \ of sbn .a:-!' ti : eentlyi'gjiopted'.a tw eek-oid CratnisHi James Hib'Chrnari; tend wife

EVERYDAY LOW PRICES „ KI B LIN K v SYRACUSE SUPER MARKET M BV _____ Sale June 17 to June 19 Inclusive KLINKS Homemade Ham Salad - - - lb. 59c BULK Potato or Macaroni Salad - - - lb. 39c JIFFY — Loaf Size / Cake or Frosting Mixes - A- 11 for s l ou REG. or DRIP * ' Folgers Coffee ■ ■ ■ 3 Jb. tan t 2 o ’ 200— 2 Ply Count \ Scotties Facial Tissues - - - 5 for 89c FROZEN -—- Peach, Apple, Cherry, Cocohut Custard, Custard Banquet Fruit Pies - - - 4 for 99c KRAFT Velveeta Cheese ■ ■ - 2 lb. box 79c Store Hours: Mo T ß Thrus - *«•*• We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities

Wednesday, June 16, 1965

acuse high school, is a student in peliiu .ii science at Piinhu- uniyer-ify. Mr. Hi (l<>n. a graduate of Syri u*» biijh school, has graduated in metallurgical engineering from Pur. due. iiriiy«?TMtv . .where' he is . now working on his master’s degree. \ugurt i I has been set as the w eddate.

MR. \XI> MRS < <»X \TTEXD GR VOl \ lION IX HEBRON '■ ‘7. . ' t> ■■ •; I S . •.• ;t i<>tnrwnc«nent .. ■ ■ . ' M ■ "i - .Mr and Mrs jack Evans field. I a > • ■I ‘ M W ' J • ■ - ■ William T JcmiM Jr.. and' familv -' ~ i .• ■■ F: d ■ '

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Assume another common problem among us gals is a recipe flop At my best I am a poor cook — probably because 1 dislike it so much. By bugaboo is a recipe with a gelatin base and whipped cream. When either of these items appear in a recipe. I read no further. This new low calorie whipping cream is a wonderful innovation, hut to. whip the-re.il thing, just miss it—either soup or butter Guess my ss o' confidence dates back to my first year of marriage. Tins a. is i.”. 1942 and I had joined my husbaad in service. I did not know bow to cook, but fortunately Don ha 1 a good sense of cooking, so along witii coaching from the neigh:M>r.-. we managed not to die of starvation. \ At the time, we were stationed ••>. FiiMa, with D«»n earning $21.00 per month, plus SIB.OO for subsister, re as he lived off t <■ ’.'. ' ' appreciate why I got a job. Food, along ... th < ■ ' else, was high Wg for Strawberry snort ake with whipping cream, harries and '.whipping cream both were not only sky high. in price but you almost had to know . tn. S lucked into some—the cake part was easy as you could buy that sert to be served—Waited until ■■ minute to whip the cream is had never done 1 it before Start-, the twrries and Don ■). irrned. me t wasn't whipped . beaters more than One turn and he said 1 had turned it to butter. I was esasperdted to say the very < ■ I wasn't, much <»f a cook which I Iready knew and hated to be re-nv.n-led of it . I glared at the bowl of whipping ream id the t ' , >kvd h.ke'a |ierf«?ct fit I picked up did fit* so gave it a lu'stv turn and he looked like Sat ■ . ■. ■ '. . . ■ bowl and I ended ,up

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- with the rest of it on my face. Sure—we had to laugh as mad as we both - were, and all that expensive whip- > ping cream gone to waste. 1 While living in Fort Wayne, served my bridge club whipping cream on a dessert—we used soup bowls, and \am still hearing about tliat one. ; The most embarrassing experi- , ence with a gelatin base salad was ; while we were living in Indianap- ; ol:s Had a luncheon bridge. Took ; a recipe out of the paper for the ; main dish whiciC sounded real great. Used my neighbor’s wonder- • ful salad recipe. Figured that along witii rolls would suffice. Tlx> main ' dish tasted the most like nothing than anything I have ever eaten That was embarrassing enough before the salad flop came to light. It seems the recipe called for the bottom of the pan to be lined with wax paper. It did set up which was a new ex'*\ienee tor me. hat forgot about ' wax paper and served it with the salad. My best friend was frantically chewing on salat and • -nthe possibility of wax paper—a assured her this just couldn’t ’ be. Everyone, else was niee and ate theirs When serving it for our dinner that night, sure enough the wax triper was st il in it- I was too unset* about the main dish being, a flop that hadn't noticed it when 1 .’i>’ is-* summer Mary Jane Lanta . gave, me a delicious recipe tor a gelatin base salad, assuring -me . I just couldn’t goof it She w'as a 1 gyest when I served it at a csyokout. • de. i./c t a lit it'd it never .did set up. 'We-put it in our neighbor’sfreezer so it .wouldn’t get i away from us—then hurriedly served it at the last minute Much of it was left and we put it back in Jean raid Dick Miller’s freezer. Our bock yards adjoin and we ate many summer meals together last .- ' - - ;>'■*-> were nice., and stayed awuy We always got out ’the' salad in time to cat it before it melted and then hurriedly put. the remainder back in the freezer It was

the craziest thing—the more we why I stay away from gelatin salate, the more we had. It lasted and whipping cream. all summer, with some left over which we threw out as winter ap- K atxj k»ttv proached. JV-X ) **• These are just a few reasons wrl * Y W * BK

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TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR WAWASEE VILLAGE — SYRACUSE t I Let’s Give Dad -- ■ A'Y % Rea7 ’ t Surprise W \a ~ \\ ‘ Come fintl \ greatest gifts ' ’ WT* for wonderful Dads. > SUMMeTI > fjr> ■ 11 y ■ & -a" 4 V' Bin I T •J v '1 i 1 i' • i ? k '- — I 7/' EJV% l DRISS SHIRTS Z / ' | B9K B | f I Strip.!, solid*, ' ' * k ■ ’ jg R- J K Al" i po»t.l»; »hort ‘ - ;fw<w4 V vt' Flotilla Parade - Sunday, June 20 -1 P.M. STARTS AT JOHNSON’S BAY Flotilla Ball - Saturday, June 19 8 D OUR LADY OF THE LAKE SEMINARY GYM

CUB SCOUTS WASHES Those attending were Eric Coburn, WINDOWS AT CABIN Steve Hann, Gary Dean, Mrs. Bill The Syracuse Cub Scouts of Den 7 G ° t>Urn ’ and MrS Eu S eoe Henningmet Wednesday, June 9, at the Scout 1 cabin. The activity of the day was a surprise—they washed the windows. J 1 ’ 011 saw ' n The Mail-JoumaL