Great Bend Tribune from Great Bend, Kansas • Page 19

HEIDI AND LAURA, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frerer of Hays sample culinary creations of their mother, who is one of the members of the Hays La Leche League selling the club's new cookbook. Hays Leche League Presents Cookbook HAYS Heading the cookbooks aviiable this Christmas season is one published in 1971 by the La Leche League and edled by Roberta Johnson. Entitled "Mother's in the Kitchen" the book has tasteful nutnMon and economy as its watch wc ds Natural and fresh foods which prmic necessary daily wtamiri and protein reqjirements are featured throughout the cookbook which is available from La Leche League mmbei for S3 50.

The foo are attractively prepared urd should appeal to all family rnembcis economy is emphasized in nut he book. For example, 'Six Veeks M'iffms" cr! only S1.32. You dm hae to eat them all at once, either. They'll keep, unbaked, a covered bowl in the refrigerator for up to six ueei and dates, raisins or chirped apples may be added to hie baMt for variety. Si wks Muffins 6 bran (cvn Lse Ml Bran) 2 boilhinq wa'er 1 mi Wvj shorfenir.g 4 ten egps I b'Wing u.iter over 2 c.

bran a lei stand while assemOiiiig other n.gredients. Ma in taping. Mix rest of br wth sugar, eggs and bu'le. p. Ik Sim.

flour w.tn soda arc! salt Combine all in a huge bowl ano stir unri! blended Fill grea. ed muffin tins half full and h. ike at 400 degrees for 20 minutes Store rest of batter for latr "r.u.rkie" muffin treats. the recipes are geared piimanly families of tour to six. the entertaining bachelor or single woman can cook easily and tastefully fori company and manage to entertain u.th great and attractive concoctions for a mere pittance oer what "prepared foods'" cost.

An lwxpensive entree fit for company is Quick Elegant and it costs only about $1 50 for four servings. Quick Elegant Chicken 1 2' lb frying chicken, cut up 1 can cream of mushroom soup 'j packet dry onion soup Mix soups and wine in small 10 qt. casserole. Do not season. Pour mixture over chicken.

Bake one hour at 350 degrees, Dasung irequently. Mrs. Lloyd (Nancy) Frerer of Hays, who heads the Hays La Leche League, has used her league cookbook for several months. She is particularly impressed with its organization (all types of foods are "color it's intelligent cooking advice, its use of less expensive and easily available natural foods are, and the fact that the recipes have all been "kitchen tested Anyone wishing to purchase a book from the non profit international group may contact a League member including the following ladies: Mrs. Lloyd Frerer.

407 W. 16th Hays, Kan. 67601; Mrs. Norma Fox, Box 91, Stafford, Mrs. Roma Lee Murphy, 1719 Park, Great Bend, Kan.

675.50. CLOTHES CRAZE: RLGBY JERSEYS CHRITCHl RCH. AP) Uwa I clothing company has exported 560.000 vorth of rugby jeres (o the west coast of the Cnned States, and says the market has great potential 'lne sales campaign followed reports that the cost of outfit t.r.tf a gridiron team was forcing many young Americans to turn to rugby. The company also says the col i rf.il jerseys have ca.ight on among young people as a 7.any fashion craze for casual wear GUITAR SALE SAVE 20 30 even 40 off ALL GUITARS IN STOCK SAVE AT 1st PAWN MUSIC 10th Main Childs ANNUAL SALE in Progress OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 5 Childs Furniture May Have Ceremony For Cornerstone Opening in Larned LARNED The Cummins Memorial Library in Larned is tor the new Jordaan Memorial Library. The cornerstone of the old library, which was laid Oct.

31, 1913, has been retrieved. It is uncertain whether any ceremony will be held for the opening of the cornerstone. The Library Board will make that decision. The cornerstone should contain a complete record of the ceremonies of the bequest left to the city by Dr. and Mrs.

J. M. Cummins, copies of current issues of the local newspapers and back issues containing notices of the death of Dr. and Mrs. Cummins, a roll of the then public officials and other pertinent and appropriate records.

EXPECTS TOURISTS SEOUL (AP) This South Korean capital is gearing up for an expanding tourist trade by ordering signs in popular areas to be printed in three languages Korean, Chinese and FABRIC SHOP located in the Westgate Shopping Center Open 9 9 Daily; 12 7 on Sundays Prices through Tuesday SPECIAL 100 POLYESTER D0UBLEKNIT 5860" WIDE ASSORTED PLAIDS PRINTS Sew your own wardrobe with polyester double kn'rts, me easy care, wamea lanric, to resistant. Great selection of fashion colors. i M.44 1 SEWING CHEST Large chest holds material, patterns, pins etc. Constructed of heavy poly plastic Your choice of Crystal or Antique gold. IS EACH 65 Acetate, 35 Nylon.

Machine washable, Tumble Dry, Never Iron, Usable lengths. SEAM RIPPER Speeds up seain ripping Complete with safety knob to prevent damage to fabric. Woodhaven News Janice Beck. Reporter Editor Ray Turner, Assistant On Friday, Nov. 17, several of the residents and staff members enjoyed an evening at the Black Angus Steak Ranch in Great Bend.

Those who attended were Mary Bowman, Lucille Adams, LaVon Glenn, Nadine Temple, Joyce Wad dington, Janice Beck, Hay Turner, Eva Pugh, and Butch Powell. Mary Bowman attended a Medical Advisory meeting at BCCJCon Wednesday, Nov. 15; she also attended a circuit course for nurses at the junior college on Thursday. The topic Luray Air Officer At S. AIR FORCES, Thailand U.S.

Air Force Captain Gerald Homewood, son of and Mrs. Frank H. Homewood of Luray is on duty at Nakhon Phanom Royal Thai AFB, Thailand. Captain Homewood, a pilot, is assigned to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) which provides tactical air power supporting the U.S. and its allies in Southeast Asia and the Far East.

Before his arrival in Thailand, he served at Laughlin AFB, Tex. The captain, a 1963 graduate of Luray High School, received his bachelor's degree in business administration in 1967 from Kansas State University. He was commissioned there upon completion of the Air Goodfellow Center To Accept Gifts LYONS The former Ri Co Wholesalers supermarket in Lyons will be where the Rice County Goodfellow collections will take place this year. The building will be open on a daily basis for ten days before Dec. 17, when deliveries wiiJ be made.

Donation boxes are also in both the Lyons State and the Chandler National Banks. The Christmas chairty organization, whose purpose is to provide food and gifts for Christmas for the needy, shut ins and persons who lack relatives or friends to visit on the holiday, is lacking funds this year, according to Hal Snyder, who is assisting Goodfellow Chairman Larry Fnsbie. Children's clothing and toys are also needed while Quantities Last 11 12 12 100 POLYESTER D0UBLEKNIT 5860" WIDE Fashion Rmht colors. Fancy Jarnnsrri Hrsnp anri take you anywhere, Morotronic stitches $I98 WW YARD TODAY REMNANT DAY Shop Early For Choice Selection At Our Low low Prices. SOFTIQUE JERSEY PRINTS 37! 45" WIDE YARD All rayon matte, directional, resistant.

Syl treated for resistancy and crush met water spot of the course was "Respiratory Problems in Children and Staff members had a farewell party for Geneva Whiting last Tuesday; coffee and cookies were served, and Geneva was presented with a going away gift. Lucille Holeman is a new employe at Woodhaven. The Kindergarten class of the Ellinwood Public School presented a program at Woodhaven on Nov. 13 The residents very much enjoyed the Indian dances which were given by the children. Mrs.

Marshall Macy and Mr. Joe Hickel sponsored the class. Thailand Base Force Reserve Officers Training Corps program. His wife, Marlyn, is the daughter of Mrs. Maxme Miller of Osborne.

New Ward Almost Done LARNED The Southwest Medical Center will have a new three room, six patient pediatrics ward due to a major remodeling project which is nearing completion. Administrator Bennie Witzke said that the ward is being remodeled from three rooms that were part of the obstetrics wing. The rooms weren't being used by obstetrics because of the declining birth rate. Benefits of the remodeling include complete and continuous visual observation and control over the ward from the nurses station which will eliminate the necessity of parents or someone else having to spend 24 hours a day with their hospitalized children and better utilization of hospital rooms. CLOTHE THE NEEDY HOUSTON (AP) The Houston School District has become the first in the state to win permission to use federal money to clothe needy children The Texas Education Agency has approved spending 325.000 in federal money during 1972 73 to buy clothes for needy children of the district.

About 11.000 children will be eligible to participate in the program, Houston district officials said. 17 FABRIC Dressy and tailored patterns VI TRACING PAPER 6 Sheets assorted colors Sheet size 6: 9 1 Transfer darts embioidery patterns etc 19 SHAD0VEL VELVET 39" WIDE repellency. Brilliant REGULAR colors or soft pa, Ms H49 Q88 I Ea. Possibilities for Ambulance Service Are Discussed HOLYROOD After talking about getting an ambulance service in Holvrood for the last few years, a meeting was held to discuss establishing an ambulance service there. Max Folk of the Kansas Highway Commission and Steve Lindsay of the Houston, Texas Fire Department and Ambulance Service were the principal speakers at the meeting.

They explained how an ambulance service works, how it is financed and other details. It was explained that the service would have to be available for 24 hours a day and that two men skilled in first aid fundamentals would be needed to operate the service. The state would finance 50 Der cent of the project with the remainder of the money coming from local funds. Les Montgomery, Holyrood fire chief, said that the people of Holyrood and the surrounding area should express their opinions concerning the ambulance service so that it may be determined if there is enough interest to warrant the service. Hutch Tot slayer's Hearing Date Set HUTCHINSON, Kan.

(AP) District Court Judge James Rexroad has set Dec. 11 for hearing testimony in the murder trial of Larry David Thrift. Thrift is charged in the slaying more than five years ago of 3 year old Renee Talbot. At that time Thrift was ruled compentent to and sent to the state hospital at Larned for treatment. PLANTS PLANTERS TERRARIUM SUPPLIES Largest Selection in Town free Gift Wrap and Delivery LARRY'S Garden Center 817 Morphv 793 3345 '93 5714 GTfjiS Ctmstmas gibe tier a gift sfje'll neber forget Twin banas of 14 Karat Solid Gold signify husband and wife a lustrous synthetic stone of the month marks the birthday of each of her children.

There is only one Mo'her's Ring but many imitations. Assure yourself of the original by its identifying tag The Mother's Ring is so distinctive, so unique, that it has been awaraed Patent No. 186,183. MORRISON JEWELRY I iNorth Side of Holiday Square Great Bend SUNDAYSPECIALS Limited Quantities Prices Subject To Stock on Hand. Ladies Teens' BOOTIES Brushed Orion in fashion colors for cozy leisure wear 57c 44 CHRISTMAS CARDS Your choice of religious or holiday themes.

12 to 20 cards in a box. mm OPEN 1pm to 6 pm SHREDDED FOAM White, 1 lb. bag Perfect for stuffed toys and pillows 59c Vaiue 33" FLORAL BED BLANKET 50 Acrylic 50 Polyester blanket is cuddly soft. Lovely floral 444 2 66 In India, even men from neighboring villages may not understand one another Indians speak more than 800 languages and dialects AC 316 Jl'l Section A Page 19 fiKEAT BEND TRIBUNE Great Bend. Kansas Sunday, November 26, 1972 Cet involved at our meetings.

Morton It pays to go to meeting. Great Bend PUFFS TISSUES 280 Count White Colors 47c Value 3 for 78 King Size T.V. TRAYS For the Hostess with the Mostess." Heavy gauge brass colored legs with king sire 16" 22" snack table. Positive locking construction. Easy fold away feature.

Made to last. Model No. SP314 99c $1 49 V.iluc Ea 2020 BROADWAY Great Bend mf.rRRCHIVE, rRRCHIVE MEWSPAPE.