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aa THE HERALD JOURNAL Wednesday, July 23, 19527 Summer Permanent American Blueberries With Pancakes Ingrids Twins r. TwoParfles Held By Class Mrs. Ada Porter and her MIA class enjoyed a slumber party at the home of Joan Wright, Tuesday evening. First on the agenda was a scavenger hunt with a prize going to the winning team. Hamburgers, hot dogs and marshmallows were cooked over the fire and Joan furnished watermelon.

Mrs. Wright served breakfast to the group including Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Wright, Ruth Ann Durrant, Mary Jo Morrison, Janet Oliver-son, Darline Gibson, Julie Ann Hobbs, De Ann Olsen, Gwen Marie Whitehead, La Dawn Hampton, Scharlene Durrant, Joan Wright and a guest, Beverly Hurd of Ogden. The game group previously enjoyed a weiner roast and program in the Willard Gibson r4VMii v3 fit- 4 be brushed regularly (center).

Gentle fluff stroking will leave your short hair looking deftly swirled and feminine. This Summer's chapeaux in delicate pastels are mad-to-order for your poodle (right), and ill look especially smart for that after-five date. A properly -permanented poodle will take to wind and water, and still look pert and pretty. The poodle cut offers you one of the easiest and prettiest ways to keep your hair this Summer. To give your poodle the necessary body, a home permanent is very much in order.

Start with a soft-water shampoo for spanking-clean hair (upper left). Be careful to follow the directions exactly, and as they apply to your hair. Every poodle must Bl benies aie one of Americas native fruits, born and bied on Amcnean soil. Scientifically impioxcd through the past thirty years or so, today's cultivated blueberries aie bigger, plumper I and mote luscious than their fat bets. So flaxoilul are these ii benies that only the slightest amount of cooking is required to bung out their extra-goodness in a blueberry sauce.

It can be used with a number of things such as tee ci ram tapioca, custard, waffles, etc but for something special fill Fiench patjeakes with this sauce. Dust the rolled pancakes with pow deied sugar and serve wilh exiia sauce delicious! 1 REM II PANCAKES WITH SPICY BLUEBERRY SAUCE (Makes 4-6 servings) Blueberry Sauce 2 tups cultivated blueberries, washed and well-diained. 2 tablexpoons water cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 2 tablespoons lemon juice teaspoon giound cloves. I rench Pancakes 1 cup flour 'j teaspoon salt 3 eggs, well-beaten 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons shortening, melted. To make sauee: Cook I cup blucbemes in water over low heat, about 3 minutes.

Thoroughly mix together sugar, and cornstarch. Giadually add to cooked blucbemes, stirring constantly until thickened and clear. Add 1 tablespoon butler, lemon juiee and cloves and cook until butter melts. Remove from heat. Stir In remaining blupberries.

To make pancakes: Mix togeth- A nr pArnilv er flour and salt. Combine eggs and milk. Giadually add flour mixture and sail. Combine eggs and mdk. Gradually add flour mixture to liquid, using a rotary beater.

Beat until smooth. Add shortening and mix well. Pour batter over lightly greased hot griddle to form 4-inch pancakes. When underside is lightly browned, turn and biown on opposite side. Fill centers of pancakes with tablespoonful of blueberry sauce.

Roll. Serve on hot platter, wih additional blueberry sauce. Garnish top of pancakes with powdered sugar, if desired. Serviceman iVisit In Cpl. and Mis.

H. and their little son are guests of Blair's and M's. H. B. The corporal is on from Camp where he has been May.

His wife and with him. Vacation BY ALICIA HART, NEA Beauty Editor IF you haven't already tried the popular poodle cut, youre in for a delightful summer treat. For here is a hair-do that is simple to set, easy to keep and wonderfully attractive. To get yout poodle cut off to a good stttt, however, it is definite- And dont be afraid to try a home permanent just because its vour first attempt. Fasy-lo-roll ly advisable to give yourself a curlers will wind tight to the permanent.

This type of styling scalp to give you the dose all-oxer demands that your hair haxe I curl youll need for your poodle, plenty of bodx To further insure the success of But member to get your lair your home permanent, you might er dripping wet. Pour a mixture of one tablespoonful of cream nnse and one cup of waim water slowly thiough the hair, woiking it in xx ell. Then wtap a steam excel around your head and al-loxv it to cool. To prepare the steam towel, fold a huge Tuikish toxxel three tunes, length-wise (hasp the tuxxel by the txxo ends and hold it under the hot walet tap in the bathtub. When the towel is thoroughly xx et with the hottest water axailable, loop it aiound the faucet (still holding it by the two ends which youve kept dry) and txxist out as much of the moisture as possible.

Then winp it around your head. Repeat this application three times. Whether you're swimming or In the city, remember that though your poodle cut is easy to caie lor it still needs attention that is, to stay flatteungly feminine, waved and shining. greed class, learn to wield a biush instead of a comb when your hair needs smoothing. Invest in a small brush with natural bristles to cairv in your purse, and u-e it during the day As lot shampouingx.

youll haxe to schedule moie ficquent sudsing sessions than longer hair demands. Nothing kills the appeal of a poodle more surely than a shampooing that is long over-due. Be sute to rinse axxay all suds after eat shampoo. Foi poodle cuts that ate hard to manage, schedule a cm earn rinse after each shampoo. It will gixe your just-washed hair the body It needs to stay neatly in place through a busy day.

Cream rinse steam treatments are easy to give yourself, too. After shampooing, partially dry your hair, leaving it damp but no long follow the advice of one well-known house that offers you a kit for your particular hair type whether it be normaMo-wave hair, hard-to-wae hair, or easy to wave; bleached, dyed, or tinted hair After your wave is in, whisk yourself away to a professional hair stylist for clipping and trimming. He'll know how to cut your hair to show off the poodle wave "ripple effect. No bushy or fuzzy impressions aie allowed with this coiffure. To keep your poodle in the pedi cut aftei.

not before your wave. A true poodle cut is short in the extreme, which means countless short ends to fret oxer if you rexer.se this process. It can be done, bu' us twice as hard and the cuil 11 piobably be half as satisfactoiy. The feature that makes a poodle cut stylish and flattering is its soft, scalp-close curl. A home wave kit's ingredients are especially suited to put this type of ringlet into your tresses because they are geared to produce a wave thats firm and natural-looking.

SUNNYVALE Graceful sprays oi garden flowers adorn Castletona beautiful pearl-edge shape corichexl with gold. Five piece plece-eeMing, Just one pattern from largo and beautiful collection on display at CARDON JEWELRY CO. Jewelry Trick One especially pretty jewelry trink is to clasp an eye-catching jeweled clip to the sleeve edge of a sleeveless blouse or dress. What could 3 I than EZYAngel' Cake Lewiston Blair Harrison I Blair Eugene I parents, Mr. Harrison of Lewiston.

a 20 day furlough San Luis Obispo stationed since baby haxe been RUTH M1LLETT SAYS: Modern Wife Is a Good Sport In Transplanting Home Roots Spent In Yellowstone Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wheeler and I family of Glendale, Idaho, with! their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Pittson of California and Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Johnson of Salt Lake City spent the 1 weekend in Yellowstone park. The Pittsons have now returned I to their home after spending month with their parents. Mamie Eisenhower, who has been following her husband around the world for 37 years, is reported to have recently remarked that she would like to unpack my furniture some place and stay forever." That remark will probably be Riding Club Spends Pleasant Evening At the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Godfrey, the Clarkxton Riding dub spent a pleasant evening recently. A delicious dinner was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Alma Goodey, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs Eldon Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodey, Mr.

and Mrs. Deiwyn Appgood, Mr. and Mrs. Glenneth Sparks, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Buttars, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Jardine, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Henderson, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Alph Godfrey, Farrell Goodey and Joe Buttars. Following dinner, games and visiting were enjoyed.

PIONEER DAY Today's Pattern July 24th CACHE SWINGTETTE5 at the I Sl RxS I Children Stage Colorful Parade Barbara Doney and Ja Neen Dunkley of Franklin had a "round the block parade for their Primary children. They rode gaily decorated bicycles, pulled wagons, and pushed doll buggies, all colorfully and cleverly decorated. Some children bedecked their pets in ribbons and brought them along. Clarkston Vacation Notes Summer time Is visiting time and travel time for Clarkston residents along with other Americans. Family members spend vacations at borne, and with parents, brothers and sisters, and with friends in vaiious other communities.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce and family spent four days last week visiting in Wyoming with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pearce.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buttars and family spent Sunday in Ogden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buttars.

Mr. and Mrs. George Loosle and family spent Saturday in Idaho Falls. With their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Hodges and daughter Susan of Trenton visited Sunday. Returning home Saturday after a week spent in Yellowstone Park were Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Loosle and daughter Dixie. Spending a week visiting with relatives in Washington were Ruben Rasmussen and daughter Dixie and Mary Rasmussen. Sharon Mangum of Salt Lake City has spent the past three weeks visiting at the home of her hunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Dahle.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ashby and daughter Annette of Dewey-vllle visited Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs Rennie J. Ravsten.

Mrs. Leah Cottle and family of Ogden spent Sunday visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin. Mr.

and Mrs. Rolph Tuddenham and family of Logan were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Godfrey Sunday Something Nice And No Tax By HARMAN' W. NICHOLS WASHINGTON, (UP) Something nice has happend in our town, and for once it didn't cost lis taxpayers a nickel.

What Im talking about was started by Mrs. Alyce Gullattee, adult program head of the South-xvest Settlement House. She has organized what she proposes to call a Tot Lot, a project calculated to take kfds off the streets and keep them out of mischief. Mrs, Gullattee went about her job in a practical sort of way. First she got her organization to "loan a couple lots to the youngsters for playgrounds.

Door Knocking Then she went on a door knocking spree her neighborhood. She rounded up 40 children, from teenage on down and they descended on the first of the lots with rakes, axes and scythes and began chopping down trees. In the evening they ere joined by their parents. "Our next step, Mrs. Gullattee said, "Will be to knock on some more doors tne doors of merchants.

We will need some lumber to make sand boxes and teeter totters and benches for the old folks to sit-on. Our playgrounds should look real attractive If we are able to beg, borrow or steal some paint. Somehow, xve hope also to tig up a couple of swings. The lady social worker is cooperating with James E. Lewis, executive director of the Sou'h- west Settlement House.

"Our idea is not original, he said. It was started some time back by a civic-mmdod group in Louisville, Ky. After a slow start, folks there now operate oxer 50 tot lots. I think it is an idea that xx ell could sweep the country ii the light people get behind it. 1 watched the kids at xvoi on their fust day out and they really shoxxed some talent for cleaning up the first lot.

Careful Superx Won To prevent injury to any of the youngsters, they xveie supervised by volunteer adults. One prevent injuiy to any of well understood by thousands and thousands of American women. So many women have felt the same longing during the past decade. And yet, like Mamie Eisenhower, theyve been good sports about packing up and going along with thir husbands from army post to army post, or te whatever industrial city offered the best opportunity to their men. That's something in the modern womans favor that often gets overlooked.

Women, as a rule, hate to be uprooted. They like permanent homes, and with reason, for most of the hardships of moving around from place to place actually fail on the woman. PUT DREAMS OF PERMANENCE ASIDE But a whole generation of women have learned to be good sports about putting tieeir dreams of permanence aside to follow their men whet ever they have to go. rhey've learned that If a woman has the ability to make a home in one place, she can make it in another. So, in a way, they have achieved the ability to carry their homes about with them in a pile of packing boxes.

But it isnt really natural to them. And so while they go uncomplainingly with their ho bands, and set up homes in strange places, they still cairy deep down inside them the feminine desire to stay put. Like Mamie Eisenhower, they look forward to the day -when they can unpack their furniture some place and stay forever. But, also, like Mrs. Ike, thty are good sports about realizing that they are living in an age when settling down often h.is to be postponed year after year.

1 I I I I Wash Out Scorch Immediately If you scorch a white cotton or linen dress while you are ironing, launder It at once in plenty of rich soapsuds, than hang in the sun to 'bleach. A light bleach solution can also be added, if necessary, and then rinsed out thoroughly. Thompson Guests Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson of Clarkston during the week-end were Mr.

and Mrs. Ellis Allen of Portage and Earl Dickerson of Oklahoma vxho is working in Ogden and who was a companion of Verl Thompson in the Northern California mission. 1 Mrs. Cole Is Club Hostess Hostess to her club associates and Mrs. Bonnie Doney, Mrs.

Cynthia Wright and Mrs. Cora Haworth, special guests was Mrs. Beth Cole of Franklin at her home. Following a salad luncheon, the afternoon was spent In playing games and social visiting was Saturday, July 26th Big Bam Dance "Com As You Would Liko" Lovls In Order $1.00 Per Couple. Lodies Fret titiMtddi NUTM-TOIIIC GUARANTEES LOVELIEST PERMANENT EVER MIA Social Under the direction of Maurice Owen and Melva Wheeler, the Glendale, Idaho, MIA held a social out-of-doors.

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