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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12
B. q H. GARDEN CLUB

The B. & H. Garden Club met
recently in the home Of Mrs. Jes-
sic Mae Burks at S723 Wabash
Ave.
Following devotion led by
Mrs. Burks and others, the presi-
dent made her report on fall
flowers. urging all members to
plant now for the winter.
Miss Lucille Jonter was a Wis
itor. The next meeting viii be Oc.
tober 1s in the home Of Mrs. L.
Barnes, at 1881 Wabash.
Members present were Mes
danes Julia Hubbard, Jessie M.
Burkes. Genitta Byrd. Levinia
Barnes. Eath Moore, and An
ME Henderson.
PLANS HOMECOMING
Faculty and students Of Jack.
sons Lanier High School and var
ious committees have announced
plans for observance Of the
schools 33rd annual Homecoming
Day October IL.
Welcome was extended to all
Lanier graduates and especially
to graduates of classes represent
ing 1888. 1913 and 1853.
A special chapel assembly will
be held in the schools auditorium
at 1890 am. and dutch luncheon
at Ills q. m. for alumni.
Pre-game entertainment will
be held at 6 p. m. on Cade Ath-
letc Field and will feature the
Rowan Junior High School Band.
The Temple High School Band Of
vicksburg and Lanier's March
ing Band.
Highlight Of the day will be the
Homecoming football game be-
tween Temple High School Tigers
and Lanier Bulldogs.
During half time ceremonies,
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of the program. In his presenta-
ton of the president. the Dean
gave a history Of Convocarlon Day
at MVC and a wholesome inter-
pretation of its meaning.
DR.. Cubic Howard, dean Of in
struction, presented the faculty
and staff to the students.
ALCORN WINS
The Alcorn A. & M. College
Braves, piloted by senior quarter
back Davis, breezed to a 29-6 vic
tory over the Rust College Bear
cats Saturday in a non-conference
game.
The Braves scored early in the
second quarter when Malachi Nc
Gruder raced 81 yards around
right end tor touchdown Nc
Gruder also kicked the extra
point.
Davis engineered two touchdown
drives and passed to junior half
back Richard Pickens for two
touchdowns. Pickens also ran Is
yards for I'd.
The Bearcats' lone score came
late in the fourth quarter when
Willie Fullilove ran 80 yards.
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activities will be Lanier's Junior
Women's Drill Team for the first
time.
Members of the new women's
drill team have spent 70 hours
making preparations for this
performance. A total of 81 girls
make up the first company.
The 402nd Battalion Quarter
master Headquarters Army Re-
serve unit color guard unit will
conduct flag bearing ceremonies
prior to kick off.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

Wednesday, October 2, was Con-
vocation Day at Mississippi Voca-
tional College at Itta Bena
Members of the faculty, staff
and the student body filled the
auditorium to capacity to hear
DR.. j. H. Whites Convocation
Day address.
Discussing The Challenge of
our Day" President White gave
examples of the failure of youth
to be ready for the opportunities
within their grasp. He gave H.
lustrations of the chance Negro
youths have had to pass exami-
nations which are gateways to per-
manent professional careers, list
ing the percentages of failures
over a three year period.
Challenging students TO quest
for intellectual and economic free
dom, White outlined WAYS Mis-
siSsippi Vocational College can
help students prepare themselves
for opportunities.
Dean o. P. Lowe was in charge
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are being held at Jim Hill High
School. Persons interested can
get information from Sanders or
other members Of the board, as
well as E. E. Briggs, public re-
lations director for the chamber.
The Rev. A. w. Wells and
others will sponsor an Ever
ready Program" at Johnsons
Chapel on Bishop Street be-
ginning Monday night, Oct.
13, and continuing through SUI
day. October 20. All churches Of
the city have been invited to take
part.
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Temple High School and Lanier
Marching Band will render mu-
sical skits during the half time as
well as in pre-game activities.
c. r.. C. CLASSES
Glasses being sponsored by the
Metropolitan Chamber OF Com
merce in an effort to qualify men
and women for many Of the jobs
are getting off to a good start,
according to President I. S. San
dere Of the newly re activiated
Chamber.
Already, some go persons have
registered for the classes that
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miss Football" queens will be
crowned. School queens will be
presented from Temple Of vicks-
burg and Lanier.
Following the football contest,
q coronation dance will be held
in school auditorium honoring the
football queens from Lanier rep
resenting the Junior High Divi-
sion as well as the senior high
Division.
A colorful pre-game S show
is planned. Featured among the
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-12

On Monday night the welcome
address will be given by Mrs.
Lula M. Anders and the SER
mon by the Rev. Howard, pastor
VI Rowell's Chapel.
Tuesday night the welcome ad-
dress win be given by Mrs.
Thompson and the sermon by the
Rev. G. w. Washington.
Wednesday night the sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. M.
II. Alesander.
Thursday night the welcome
address will be given by Mrs.
Anderson and the sermon by the
Rev. M. McClinnic.
Friday night the sermon viii be
given the Rev. W. r. C. Smith.
On Sunday the 1880 worship
service will be conducted by the
Rev. <. ]. White.
Each night, blackboard demon
strations will be given by Rev.
Wells. The public Is invited.
GIVES no CHURCH :
Mrs. L. T. Miller shared with
st. Stephen Methodist Church Of
Yazoo City recently when she
paid off a balance indebtedness
Of $S.761 on the new church build
ing
The church was completed four
years ago at a cost Of SIS. 900.
At this tinie, Mrs. Miller gave
in memory ct her late husband,
Or. L. T. Miller, furniture for The
chapel at a cost Of 5000 and has
for the past four years made con-
sributions On the Indebtedness.
The Rev. H. NJ. Rankin is min
ister Of st. Stephen.
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KANsHERRY PAKTAxT
FILLING
| pound caa iellisd iran
berry sauce
4 tablespoons sugar
" pint heavy cream, whipped
u teaspoon vanilla o. o.
mond extract
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Heat oilin skillet, scaions, shrimp, mushrooms and
longgran Minute Rice, right from the box Saute until
shrimp pink Remove from heat stir in eggs and ham,
Bring remaining ingredients to boil; stir into rice mix
ture Because you don't boil Minute Rice first, it can
capture all those tantazng avors-and do it so FAST
none can steal away Cover and let stand minutes Stir
before serving to about-to-be-deIighted people
ice Mix, too Delicious spice, Se0sOHags. nce-rgh in the box
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Tyme Minute Spanish Rice Mix, Delicious SPICE seasOnuss cerg
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DO YOU TAKE
WTAMINS and
STILLFEELTIRED?*

If you take vitamins, yet
still feel fredLyou may need
more than vitaminS to restore
your normal strength and
energy. Check with your doc
tor. He may tell you that your
worn-out feeling can be due
to shortage of iron.
VitaminS alone can't build
up iron-poOr blood. But
GERITOL cant That's because
GERIToL not only contains 7
Vitamins but, in addition, sup
plies the amount of iron need
edto buildiron-richredb blood.
Just 2 GERIToL tablets, or ?
tablespoons of GERIToL liq-
uid, contain twice the iron
in a pound of calves liver!
Seven times the iron in a
pound of spinach! 1t is. this
rich source of iron, that
makes GERIToL such an effec-
tive Strength-building tonic.
In only one day, GERIToL-iron
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is in your bloodstream carry
ing strength and energy to
every part Of your body!
Proved BY Medical TesssI
Patients diagnosed with
iron-deficiency frequently
were pale, nervous, irritable
and easily tired. After patients
took GERIToL daily, doctors
reported definite clinical i'm
provement. Remember, vita
Minis alone can't do it! But
GERIToL, with its rich source
of iron, can help you regain
your strength and energy.
Check with your doctor.
And if iron-poor blood is
your problem, you should
take fast-acting GERIToL ev-
cry day. Feel stronger fast
Unjust 7 days-or your money
back from the maker. Get
high-potency GERIToL, liquid
or tablets, today!
due TO IOn-defciency
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Tips from a Waiter

Had lunch with waiter the other day - and
for switch he gave me some tips. His name is
Dick York, and he used to hustle tables at chic
New York restaurant. Now he's a successful
theatrical producer. His show is the revival of
Rodgers and Harris musical, 'The Boys from
Syracuse" one Of the most profitable oH.Broadway
productions in history. I'm driving Mercedes
Benz today" Dick told me. but knOsU the ups
and dOsms Of Broadway = I keep up my dues in The
IUaites' union, just in c0ser'
A few years back, when he was just another lean
young actor getting leaner. he took job as
waiter. AT least, knew could eat
Dick was shining success = the customers
loved him. And when he got the theater bug
again, he collected 5000 from several faithful
clients. my first and finest angels!' he said.
Look, Dick, you're the only guy know who
can tell me how to handle waiter. For instance,
how do you get his attention."
Easy. Just call Waiter He won't resent it.
What he does resent is customer swapping his
fingers or whistling. And what a waiter really
hates is to have diner ring the water glass with
his knife
Walters respect customers who treat them
like human beings - with gracious formality. They
distrust types who get too palsy-walsy or give them
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Relief lasts for hours and hours.
conssstsId Nasal Mist 10 gentle I
While some nasal sprays may
bite, burn and sting, Congestaid
Nasal Mist works naturally, ten
DERBY, softly, without irritation.
All you feel is relief.
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conssstald Nasal Mist 10 miguel
Congestaid's exclusive formula
ton of medicated ingredients
quickly opens up clogged nasal
passages to restore free breathing,
relieve sinus pressure. Nasal Mist
stopssniffles almost instantly, too.
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$50 0 HAZEL.
Comedy. Color Hazel (Shirley BOOTH
protests the conversion Of the historic
Pocono Trail into a superhlshway.
q McHALE'S NAVY.
Comedy. Captain Binghamtons (Joe
FLYNN penchant for fortune cookies
causes him all kinds of troubles Ernest
Borgnine stars.
1000 q ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW.
Variety. / Hour. Color. Guest: Shell
ley Berman.
q PREMIERE.
Drama. / Hour. "The Dark Labyrinth"
Adapted from Lawrence DurreIPs novel,
About five people who enter the famed
labyrinth Of the legendary man-eating
minotaur on the Island Of Crete Patrick
o'Neal. and SaIome Jens star.
q THE NURSES.
Drama. / Hour. "A Question Of Mercy"
nurse tMadIyn Rhuel is arrested on
a charge Of murder after she shuts off
medication for her fiance, staff physi-
clan civilian Shatner) who Is dying of
cancer. Edward Bins and J. C. Cannon
are featured
HOO q NEWS a WASHINGTON.
Color. Hardness, Streeter.
q FACES AND PLACES.
News. Dick Morgan, host.
u NEWS FINAL.
Aec News; Commentary, Sports;
Weather; Area News, Editorial.
q IL Pm. REPORT.
News. Weather. Commentary, Sports and
~ EDITORIAL
lilo @ H0LLYW00D'S FINEST.
Approximately IVA Hours. "eirI Crazy"
1913. Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney.
Ills q SITUATION REPORT.
Color.
l1:2o "a WEATHER AND SPORTS.
Color. McGarry, Simpson.
lbs q THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW.
Variety. IVA Hours. Guests: Andre
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7'l!lis1l:I vi

a respectable front to conceal her past
from her daughter Gardner Mckay,
PauIette Goddard and Suzanne PIeshette
star. (Repeat)
1870 q M-SQUAD.
Crime. Lee Marvin stars (Repeat.l
l2:55 "a THE LATE SHOW.
Movie. Approximately 2 Hours "erand
Hotel" 1882. ereta Carlo. John and
Lionel Barrymore. Joan Crawford and
Wallace Beey.
loo % UNIVERSITY c0LL0QUIUM.
Public Affairs. tRepeat of March III
q WORLD NEWS.
Los q DAILY WORD.
l:3o q INSPIRATION.
2:55 @ MEDITATION. WEATHER.
Fridey Listinss on Pose 20
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24
MALASPINA WILL GO WESTWARD ON JUNE l2

JUNEAU N - The long-plan- ned cruise of the state ferry Mala- spina to westward Alaska will start June 12, Gov. Wm. Egan said yes terday.
 The MalaSpina will leave Skag- way on June 12 and go directly to Anchorage.
 The blue and white ship is scheduled to dock at Anchorage at 10 am. June IA, and will remain at the Cook Inlet city until II pm, Saturday, June Is.
 Enroute back to southeast Alas ka, the Malaspina will make stops at Homer, Seward, Valdez and Cordova before re-entering service on the Marine Highway system again at Juneau on June l9.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24
Gov. Wm. Egan Backs CD Director Don Lowell

JUNEAU R - Gov. Wm. Egan said yesterday that state Civil De- fense Director Don Lowell did everything it was possible for him to do" in connection with recent flooding in the Fairbanks area.
 Egan made the comment in re- sponse to a demand by group of Fairbanks residents that Lowell be fired. The Fairbanks group said an ice jam on the lower Cinema River, which caused the flooding, should have been dynamited.
 "The situation was an impossible one," Egan said. "Even if the low CT Cinema had been dynamlted, the ice would have had no place to go because the Tanana was still iced up.
 ''I am convinced that Don Lowell did everything it was possible for him to do, under the circumstances. At the same time I can see where it was a distressing situation to those whose property was flooded"
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24
MalfOrmed Fish Story

LONDON R - The Avon and Dorset River Board came up yes terday with the fish story of the year, and maybe of any year. The board bred 2,OO0 salmon with two heads and other deformities.
 The malformed fish were pro- duced by artificial insemination of selected roe. What caused the eggs to produce two-headed offspring is mystery.
 Said John Braysahaw, the boards fishing inspector:
 "It may have been due to the lateness of the spawning date the artificial insemination took place in January-but we have no definite proof.
 Our hatcheries are new and they were not ready early last Decem- Der, when we normally would have begun breeding.
 "There is no possibility that artificial breeding was the cause of the deformities. This method has been used successfully throughout the world for a century. There have been odd handfuls of deform- ed salmon, but nothing on this catastrophe scale" Anglers who fish the Avon River, where the board plants it's salmon, need have no fear of meeting up with any of the two-headed hor TOTS. All died within month of matching.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24
ALASKA STUDENT TOP
 WINNER IN ART CONTEST

KANSAS CITY R - An Alaska high school student was named among top winners yesterday in the 10th annual National Fine Arts Competition for high school seniors by the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
 John Kenneth Irving, l8, Elmen- dorf Air Force Base, Anchorage, was awarded third place for his painting November Number One" !"
 Mrs. Gustav Goetsch, St. Louis, the federation's national chairman, said each winner will receive a $500 art scholarship to the univer- sity of his choice from Hallmark Cards, Inc, of Kansas City, Mo.
 Irving, a student at West An chorage High, plans to enter the California College of Arts and Crafts next fall.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24
Jean Burand Will Hold Clothing Construction
 Classes In KOtZebue

Mrs Jean Burand, District Home Demonstration Agent, Cooperative Extension Service, University of Alaska, stationed at Nome, has volunteered to participate in the Kotzebue Bureau of Indian Affairs program June 24-July 5.
 Mrs. Burand will be teaching two classes in clothing construc- ton. A beginners class will meet from 9-12 each day. An advanced class will meet each evening.
 A very successful clothing con- struction class was conducted by Mrs. Burand last summer at Kot- zebue This was climaxed with a style show by the students.
 Residents in Kotzebue can ob- tain more information about these classes by calling the school. The phone number is 2-345l.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24

Friday. May 24. 1863
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24

In Magistrates Court Amos Alexander and Winfred Adloat both pleaded guilty to drunk charges and were given Is days in jail.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-24
Oksoktaruks Move to Unalakleet

MT. and Mrs. James Oksoktaruk left yesterday to make their home in Unalakleet after IT years resi- dence in Nome.
 MT. Oksoktaruk, who resigned as a member of the Nome School Board, is with the FAA as general mechanic. He has also been active in the PTA.
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BASKET
Refreshing Summer Drinks
Cinch to Make With Mixes

iced tea mix. produced by
Salada Foods, Inc. The mix
makes iced tea even more
quickly than instant tea and
much faster than conven-
tional methods because II
contains all the ingredients
tea, lemon and sugar.
Ordinary tap water, ice cubes
and q pouch Of the MIX and
there Il is q cooling
beverage in seconds.
Packaeed in q colorful
strong aluminium foil pouch,
the mix Is as easy to carry
and store as II Is to make.
The package was designed
TO Withstand the rigors OF
boating, picnicking. hiking
and camping.
The latest addition to Mrs,
Smiths frozen cream pies Is
one called Neapolitan cream.
The two-layer creation Of
chocolate and vanilla is
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crowned with a whipped
topping. No baking with Mrs.
Smiths pies just thaw
them q BIT and serve.
Mainland Luau
II you want TO give q luAu
you can't find better instruc-
tions for this festive feast
than In Hawaiian Cuisine"
published by the Hawaii
State Society.
The cookbook Is divided
into six chapters, each one
featuring recipes typical Of
the racial groups In the is
lands, The section headings
are, Hawaiian, Chinese, Jap
anese. Fiiippion, Korean and
Cosmopolitan which includes
Portuguese,
Preceding the recipes in
each chapter the editors
thoughtfuliy included q short
description Of the eating
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Butterscotch Nut Torte

until stiff. Gently fold in the
yolks, cracker crumbs and
nuts. Pour into q lined UNI
creased 9-inch spring form
pan. Bake In q 325-degree-
slow oven for one hour.
Remove from oven and cool
in pan on O rack for ten
minutes. Remove carefully
from pan and place on serv-
ing dish; gently peel off
paper. Cool until ready to
serve. Just before serving
frost top Of torte only with
whipped cream. Serve with
butterscotch sauce.
To prepare Sauce: Combine
sugar and flour in small
saucepan. Blend in orange
Juice, water and butter. Cook
over low heat. stirring con-
stantly, until thickened.
Slowly add a small amount
Of hot mixture to eggs. STIR
ring constantly; return to
saucepan and cook one min
ute longer. Remove from
heat; add vanilla. Cool the
sauce before serving. Cut
torte and pour sauce over
individual pieces. Makes six
servings.
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Spanish Accent Given
To Chicken Casserole

Although Spanish food fea-
lures strong flavor combina-
tons, 1t is not hot" at all.
Contrary to popular Amer
lean opinion, the cuisine Of
Spain is quite unlike spicy
Mexican fare; rather, it IA
vors the subtle seaSonings Of
the Orient: cinnamon, cumin.
cloves and saffron.
The succulent dishes Of
Spain can be duplicated in
American kitchens using
frozen foods. For example,
the delicate flavor and tex
ture Of frozen small whole
potatoes make them ideal
substitutes for the tiny new
potatoes found in every
Spanish vegetable patch.
They're used here. together
with frozen chicken breasts
and frozen peaches in the
Spanish favorite, chicken
Durazno. Mote the Oriental
influence in the choice Of
seasonings) To complete the
menu, they might also serve
Judas verdes. or Spanish
Style Frozen Green Beans.
Chicken DuraznO
! (l-poundD package frozen
chicken breasts (select
package containing 4
breasts)
/ t10-ounce package frozen
peaches
II Of a az pounds) package
frozen small whole po-
tatoes
Flour and salt and pepper
cup butter or margarine
"a cup raisins
"a teaspoon cinnamon
q teaspoon ground cloves
! chicken bouillon cube dis
solved in "a cup boiling
water
Defrost frozen foods by
letting stand, unopened, on
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refrigerator shelf for APP
proximately 6 hours. Dust
chicken pieces with flour,
then sprinkle with salt and
pepper. Heat butter or mar
garine in skillet and brown
chicken lightly. Meanwhile,
combine frozen peaches, raj
sins, cinnamon and cloves.
Transfer Drowned chicken to
large baking pan or 2-quart
casserole. Arrange frozen
peaches with their sirup)
and potatoes around chicken.
Pour hot bouillon over. Cover
pan (use aluminium foil II
pan does not have a cover
and bake in moderate oven
1850 degrees) As minutes or
until chicken and potatoes
are tender. Then cook UNI
covered an additional is
minutes Place chicken
on warm platter and arrange
peaches and potatoes with 1t.
Makes four servings.
Judas Verdes
(Spanish-Style Frozen
Green Beans
/ package frozen cut green
beans
2 tablespoons olive oil
cup frozen chopped green
pepper
u teaspoon garlic salt
2 tablespoons frozen chopped
parsley
Salt and pepper 10 taste
Defrost frozen green beans
and frozen green pepper by
letting stand on refrigerator
shelf about s hours. Heat
olive oil in skillet and saute
green pepper until just ten
der. Add green beans, garlic
salt. parsley. salt and pepper.
Cover and cook over low heat
for Is minutes or until tender.
Makes four servings.
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Torte:
6 egg yolks
"a cup sugar
teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
! teaspoon almond extract
6 egg whites
! cup sugar
2 cups graham cracker
crumbs
/ cup finely chopped walnuts
/ cup heavy cream, whipped
and sweetened
Walnut halves Tor garnish
Butterscotch Sauces
/ cup brown sugar
/ tablespoon flour
" cup orange Juice
cup water
cup butter
2 eggs, beaten
u teaspoon vanilla extract
To prepare Torte: Separate
eggs. Beat egg yolks until
thick and lemon colored. Beat
in gradually u cup sugar,
baking powder, vanilla and
almond extracts. Beat egg
whites until soft peaks form;
add the remaining one cup
sugar, a tablespoon at a
time. and continue beating
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Lamb Curry Adds
Exotic Note to Menu

odd it to a praised lamb dish.
The resulting lamb curry q
fancy enough to serve your
special guests.
This particular recipe is
also favored with cinnamon,
cloves, nutmeg, allspice, onion
and, apples. Serve the meat
mixture and its spicy gravy
over fluffy white rice. You
might want to complete the
menu with other typical
Indian foods.
Lamb Curry
~ pounds homeless lamb
! cup water
"a cup diced onion
l12 cups sliced tart apples
w tablespoons curry
powder
70 teaspoon cinnamon
70 teaspoon ground cloves
"a teaspoon nutmeg
70 teaspoon allspice
V cup butter or margarine
6 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoons salt
Few grains red pepper
/ TO 2 cups milk
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Continued From PAGE o.

CVNbAhuCu AAUhh 06O Va
cinchona trees that are grown
on the western slopes Of the
Andes Mountains Of Peru.
Soft Drink Mix
Kool-Aid has added an
other flavor to It's line to
bring the roster up to an
even dozen. The newcomer
has the sweet flavor Of fully
ripened cherries and the zip
Of refreshing lime and car
ries the name, as you might
expect, Of cherry-lime,
To make two quarts, or 8
tan glasses Of q soft drink
that will appeal to all the
family, simply combine an
envelope Of the mix with
sugar and water. It's so easy
to prepare the children can
make It for themselves.
Another beverage for the
warm days ahead Is the new