Show TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 I'M County UUh THE HERALD tCirht JOURNAL— 7 Writer Plugs Art For People Of All Ages We'd Like You To Meet : DUP Camp Notices RALPH SMITH CAMP will Jay ne Miller and the history meet at the home of Lucille by Tommy Nielsen Duets will Peterson The lesson will be be sung by Deloris Allen and riven bv Ethel Stevens and Edna Nielsen Hostesses arei the history by Eva IsraelsenLaYeda Nielsen Hosa and Ann Eliasen will be a musical num-jse- n Jen-The- -°- ber- NEW YORK CP1) — Alice teaching history and apprecia- Elizabcth Chase maintains Uon of art should go right that the A of ABC's should in alongside reading writing and arithmetic instruction part stand also for art miss Chase writer and lec-- i ' mere s no age too early turer on art at the Yale Uni-it- o start" said Miss Chase versity Art Gallery says that! "I've found that kindergart- i re buildings shapes people Miss Chase who with two assistants lectures to about 25000 children each year said she was delighted to sea a growing number of schools introducing art appreciation programs But there's still plenty of room for reaching Entertainment was under more children she said One Gay Ladies The Gay Ladies Club met the direction of Hope Larsen recommendation to boards of education — if there is no at the home of Mrs Carol and June Bair museum in town or county Ann Leishman in Wellsville why not try the artmobile Rulon B Mr and Mrs working it on the same travel Madre Club showed beautiful Maughan as the bookmobilest principle met Club at the Madre as an colored slides accompt ment to their travelog of Eu home of Mrs Blanch Brad-sha- "To those parents or teachin Wellsville with Presi ers who would ask 'Why art'? rope Canada and Eastern United States including the dent Elizabeth Bankhead in I would say "Why music then? Why poetry?" she said World'iFair charge A lovely luncheon was serv A lovely program was pre- in an interview ed to 12 members and throe sented Ray Bingham sang "Art represents the highest — his capatwo solos accompanied by capacity of man guests — o— Laurel Braun who also play city to think and dream An of art not ed a niann solo "The S trance understanding Civic Club Smithfield Civic Club held One" was reviewed by La--! only gives the best clue to the its first meeting of the year vera Maughan and two solos history of human develop Lois Pitcher Phyllis Allsop were sung by Brad Pickett ment but it provides nourish was cohostess accompanied by his mother ment to the spirit" For Enjoying A lovely lunch was served Gale Pickett Luncheon was served to 19 "IthinkitwfflbedraadftL" to 17 members and one guest she said "if man with his ad members and six guests Mrs Ray Clark ded leisure time does not spend some of it for just plain — I HENRY BALLARD CAMP SEGO LILY CAMP will will meet Thursday at 2:30 meet at the home of Mrs Ada' pm at the home of Myra Nielsen Thursday at 2 pm Cooper 324 West Center The The lesson will be given by history will be given by Ruth and the lesson by Vnurie Claw son and the A special tory by Marvella Nielsen! Norma Bishop will on will the Bankhead Jean program Mary be a piano solo by Ellen Was- vide the music pro-numb- rM fefi'i Valley Club Notes er sermann — o— ELIZA KLOEPFER CAMP CAMP will meet at the Lucia Horns-- ! ELIZA R SNOW bv home with the lesson be-- : will meet at the home of Net ine riven bv Ruth Bassetlta Knowlrs on Thursday at The meeting will he at 2:30 2:30 pm The lesson will be pm Thursday and the his- - given by Wanda Thorpley — o— tory will be given bv Ruth' """B"' THOMAS TARBET CAMP will not meet on the loth but will meet instead on October 22 Announcement will be made later us to the place —o— WILFORD WOODRUFF CAMP will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the home of Kaic! Haskins 580 East 4 North J The lesson willbe given hy! toatha Lundahl and a hisloi y by Sylvia Loosle Assisting hostesses will be Vernetta Earl Valoy Buckingham and Eva Chapman Ml mcmlwrsl aiv invited to attend DANIEL II WELLS CAMP Friday at 2 pm at the home of Mary G Irish— o— man The lesson will be given SUMMIT CAMP will meet by Afton Archibald All mem bers are invited to attend Friday at 2 pm in the Smith- - j — — Ml members field Armorv Z1NA D H YOUNG Cam) and a" those nteresled are will meet at the honv? nr El- - invited1 to be there -- — nora B Wood Thursday at 2 pm The lesson will he given WILLIAM B PRESTON at by Florence Winn and Eu- - CAMP will meet October-4laliu U'ulih u'ill iiv si lli- - ) in at iYia tiiitnu nf M:fhfl tnrv Itnstpssen ussisiiiiL' will I lnvil Xnrth 5 Kasl The Elsie lesson will be given bv Laura be Hurtense Boweii Dellc Prince and Watkins and a nistory by Hubbard Dora Bowman Elda Sorenson All members —( — and prospective members are SEAGULL CAMP a ill he invited to attend -o- — held Thursday October 15 2:30 pm at the homo of MENDON CAMP will meet Pearl Wilson 4B0 East 4th at the home of Ltnsey Lar-- j North Azalia Tueller will give sen r'riday at 2 pm The les- the lesson A pioneer history son will be given byClurlotte will meet j q BR1GIIAM YOUNG j Dorothy Dix Says Ann Weber daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Weber Jr a senior at Preston "Sn Ann was eleeted a Senator to Girls' NaUon this past summer at Idaho Girls' StateSlie is president of Girls' League is active in the Thespian Club and plays the piano in the dance band She was socj&l manager of the sophomore class and'qf the Thespian Club her junior year During Nt he summer she was president of Zeta Pi She was junior girlprescntative of CAMP! ft enjoying" Legislature and will attend this year She has served as secretary of the pep club and of the band As a sophomore she and her teammate won first place honors in district and regional debate She is still active in this field She plays the piano in Sunday School and the organ in church and is active in Westminster Fellowship She enjoys music and sewing and plays the piano for a four piece combo and a girl's trio YMCA Youth By Dr Joyce Brothers Dear Dr Brothers I am very weak in staying on a diet I am about 195 pounds 23 years old and the mother of two children I'm tired of being fat I always get teased and I'm finding myself being jealous of thin girls My husband never complains but I think he's thinking to himself about my ugly pounds I'm kind of good-looki- if as many people &S£V£ Vi Million 4H'ers say "If only you were thin" I have no will power I'm child then a pattern is estabworried about my figure but lished Then to the adult food I know I should worry about is a comfort If the adult feels insecure the adult eats my health as well— P G SPECIAL Safe use of Wear PG: How did you "Nobody loves me everyhousehold chemicals and need You to have a this? get body hates me I'm going for food everyone does You out and eat everything in the drugs has been the main emphasis this year of the Naenjoy eating most everyone kitchen" tional H Safety program redoes It's very normal up to Look for the hopscotch Safer ports the National here but from what you say game DEAR POLLY you are losing the reaTo save By Polly Cramer Development Committee to need and you enjoy eating son for your Newspaper Enterprise Assn diplomas marriage licenses eat more than other Throughout the state people Something is frustrating you DEAR POLLY — The read-- 1 certificatcK and so on with Club members and leaders two of You one on are You seem to get along with ers might be interested in my out folding them roll and put have alerted families and roads the way of body needs husband have a good hint as there are sir many them in the tuDes that come your communities to the dangers' — neca or of the mina way home friends and children fallen leaves to be collected inside paper towenv-LIND- A that misuse of common housephysiological need psycho I could guess at what is in the fall Two burlap feed! hold products can cause You a need need aavua cic troubling you but it would There are at least 250000 uu snarae your lavonte home- - logical doctor's help to adjust to only be a guess and a guess suicnca wgeuier men mc makine ideas send chemicals and for home four sides were hemmed with to Pollv in care of the Herald set your motor so you get might raise doubts where no use that woulddrugs if be harmful not do but gh power doubts belong hems wide enough to accom- - Journal You'll receive a improperly used they warn 1 sound uxe rm wast fuel Leave it et this: insecurity These include modate large bamboo canes bright new silver dollar if everyday items talkingNabout a car and it makes you comfort yourself on two opjwside sides I put such as cleaning aids cosme poiiy uses your idea in Polly's would be line if the compar with two much food Stop be- tics medicines this on the ground and rake pointers ' paints and In ison were true all the way having like a child This is the leaves on to it The two' secticides But cars do Nipt expand the pledge "I promise to talk canes are picked up and the Frosty Fruit Wedges Many Deaths at the table when They point leaves easily carried to the: i)rain a i u i oz can of grow waste fuel does not pile baby-tal- k out that in one on their sides I know I'm overeating and compost heap-RAC- HEL fruit cocktail well Blend 1 up more than 1300 deaths year Let's is say your problem GIRLS — This sling type cup each marshmallow creme just admit I'm behaving like resulted from accidental Go to your an infant I promise to think home basket could be saved to be- - j and dairy sour cream add organic poisoning of which 30 With careful treatment and cl all the extra food I eat as come a part of your regular: grated lemon rind and lemon cent were children under per cooperation between you you pablum baby food with the 5 garden equipment— POLLY! juice to taste Fold in fruit can be slim years of age Another 200-0same taste Ill start telling again DEAR POLLY — S m a II cocktail Turn into refriger- persons suffered disabling But what if yours is a mind myself that I'll eat later eat 1 Vtlt VIM1UIVII WAV UOUH1I1 v J HtVI U)J IICCW U11UA 111 III J J a small breakfast and wait illnesses Ever since the ing so that they are unable Cut into wedges Serve as sal-- 1 safety is for a big lunch Eat a small why to tell their names even if ad or dessert was launched 20 program work to find harder Let's lunch and have a giant din 1 use iron-othey could ago under the sponsorbackward Suppose as a ner Eat a reasonable dinner years in of General Motors hunmending tape bright ship child Chicken The out Tokav playing and have a huge breakfast" dreds of clubs and thousands you're colors to print the names on You're If you keep this up long of Looking fur a different way i world is' beautiful the backs of the youngsters boys and girls have been scrve broiler-fryers- ? Oven winning at hopscotch your enough it may help For g cited for conducting InrV t' cut nut rori hnarfa ami ilr" "e UUCKCns and 31 WC pigtails flying but you step and accident-preventio- n ' " lUIre- a pipe blowing different colors ame ume DaKe TT SLEEP JUMPING 'projects nven- - little friend teases you You How often at night have Mnrp than a ' of bubbles to use with her start miX paCKagCO get angry you SlUIIing making you been on ine verge or name For mw oranHcnn are currently enrolled P"- - P0 mistakes your friend wins ing off only to wake yourself in the safety program th used mittens and sliamrocks:?ndhaIvedT!kay an unexplainable jump? cording to the committee n0'slcn we suu"n8 you push her she pushes of different colors If the chil- Many people experi e n c ej The m'er selected for the dren arc lost in the store thc'and their flavor is a "perfect back you fight and run chic-lie- d home the sensation occasionally best this crying notiin the entire parents can be paged or fompanimcnt Your brother meets you at many experience it often It 'state project 1 think will be the 1964 safety the by phone usually happens just about delegate to the National police will appreciate this -the time you are on the brink Iqiub Congress in Chicago tri children as suggestion playJjKuth Millett bays— of losing consciousness This November and will then be ing outside often wander too phenomenon is so common an 'eligible for national competi-occurrenfar away from home J use that psychologists 'tion Eight members will be hcad-from j newspaper print have looked into the matter judged for national scholar lines for patterns for the let-- ! 4 A IjilAMnSnM 4lajt mot mm m attlvA! AN l w uuicwuiiic uic icaauiis ters in their names arrange vuj jsnip awaruS OI fOW BBCa aKahI h& 10c this should happen TntViimtiM the letters in any design and via uitauvuia auvub uic 0w In a primitive environment enrollment can be obtained iron them on— LILLIAN By Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn our ancestors discovered that from the county extension of-DEAR POLLY Not Don't be too quick to dub your husband "stingy" it was important if not vital lice Boys and girls between a holder to use in a flow he He if household about be complains expenses may to remain alert There were 10 and 19 years of age can er container I discovered that to save money for a rainy day trying just Club a pint-siz- e box many dangers lurking about join a plastic berry Before you accuse him of being a miser give some them Animals other humans traffic safety-wil- l works well I cut an inch off Improving and the physical surroundbe the main goal of the the sides of the box turn it thought to how he manages his own money If he spends money freely on himself or wastes it in ings presented a constant 1965 program says the com upside down in the container secure with florist's clay and other ways while begrudging you everything he has to' menace Some researchers mittee but the projects in theorize that humans once other areas of safety for comJ it is a most satisfactory hold-- j give you for running the house then he is stingy er for an arrangement of But if he is trying to build tip a little security for lived in the trees and as mumty home and farm also ' flowers—LORETTA the family with the money he holds on to then it's a many sleep jumpers have a will be planned of falling through DEAR POLL- Y- A friend feeling different matter Probably ail that is needed is for you their who was to be married re accompanying to smpathize with his aims and let him know you want space reaction tie this closely to ceived a unique gift- that to try to help Possibly he isn't aware of the high cost the came in two canisters Inside phenomenon were many household clean-onio- n of living Steep jumping occurs most Once you have convinced him of that you can prooften among individuals who ing articles from cleaners to bably also educate him a bit about the cost of running have some underlying nervsponges Accompanying the a home Take him marketing with you He may still ous tension The slightest gift was a letter giving a de- tailed outline of the donor's! grumble about the cost but he won't blame it on your sound or touch can trigger ' the reaction under these conown uses pf each item and extravagance ditions However sleep jump she it likes a better than womon in why which a husband Generosity is a quality similar product The price en sometimes put too high a value The husband who ing la nothing to worry about tag was left on each article never puts any curb on his wife's spending may be doso that the new hoincmaker Career Girl American Girl ing her a real injustice if by indulging her today he could decide if she likes it for PERMANENT PERMANENT SAAA fails to provide for their future her own purposes and wheth 7VU Rea 1100 teg 1250 Real concern about money docsnt always stem from er or not it would be within Btk Wmm brtate Hair Waik M4 Styla her budget This seemed to stinginess' Your husband may simply be trying to protect his family should he ever be temporarily unemploybe one of her most welcome ARTISTICSALON OF IEAUTY — 75&88S eifts'-SHE- RYL ed or to meet the expense of a long Illness Complete Polly's Pointers e Miss Chase came to New York for the publication of second book "Famous Artists of the Past" (Patt k Munk) an introduction to art for fourth grade through high school age It is a companion the door You're frustrated work to her "Famous Faint hurt angry sorry for your ings" published in 1953 self You're in the market for rne auinor native ot wade comfort And how do they Mass is a graduate of Ra6 What cliff e College and holds a package comfort? about a big piece of chocolate master's degree from Yala fudge cake with ice cream She has been lecturing at tha on top and a tall glass of Yale Gallery sine 1931 and milk? Doesn't that sound also is assistant professor el comforting? art history at the university And oh how fattening But t forget the calorie count To a child food Is a comfort And if parents use food almost V to comfort a exclusively Food OffenSubstifufe For Disappointed Ones uiauiwuc au CAMPjW)lcr n1ad ffcn Friday: will meet Thursday at 3 praJw1? ? Jhc 2 pm at the home of Rav- - in th Pioneer Room of thef? SvSredS" ond?bak"S-armond Darley All members 'Bluebird Linda Benson will blscut dou8 give the lesson and Victoria encouraged to attend Hanson the history Hostesses' Combine a pan of Blue Lake —o— CYNTIUA BENSON CAMP 'will be Sybil C Kenner Lettieigreen beans with a can of will meet Thursday at 2 pmjT Ryan Patience Thatcher' beef stew Heat until bubbly and Serve with crusty rolls fori at the Hvrum Club rooms 'Marian S Hayward The lesson will be given by Mabel A Preston filling fare PETER MAUGHAN wiU hold its meeting ncrs get very excited about abstract paintings They set all sorts of things In them Safety Projects A Sling For Leaves Saves Raking Time Chicken Marco Polo 4-- - 4-- H Insecurity 4-- H i i uh 00 — fTf "ttT — 4-- H i n' lai-ket- s life-savin- wrf half-mllli- m aoz-:y0ut- ac-wi- B1" "r j X ce Having one dish that's real- ly special can make an entire menu a big success and Chicken Marco Polo is one of those "really special" dishes It's a casserole of boned chicken breasts cheeses and parsley rice with a special white sauce blending all into one delicious whole Evapor- ated milk makes the important white sauce the creamiest smoothest ever and chicken stock and a little onion flavor it superbly Chicken Marco Polo (4 to 6 servings) medium chicken breasts split in halves Bouquet garni 2 sprigs parsley celery top J : I small bay leaf) 2 to 3 tablespoons grated Paresman cheese v Paprika Cover and simmer chicken with bouquet garni "4 tea spoon salt few grains pepper (end i teaspoon monosod- ium glutamate if desired) in lVt cups water until chicken is tender about 20 to 25 min utes Remove chicken to a cutting board Discard bouquet garni Measure 2 cups chicken stock Pour remain ing stock into a measuring cup and reserve for Special White Sauce Return the 2 cups stock to the saucepan and bring to a boil Add precooked rice and i teaspoon salt Mix well then cover remove from heat and let stand 5 minutes Special While Sauce over rice in casserole Place chicken pieces on top and ladle remaining sauce over chicken to cover well Sprinkle Cheddar cheese over chicken then Parmesan cheese and lastly paprika Bake in preheated moderate oven (350 degrees F) until cheese is melted and sauce is bubbly about 15 minutes 1 Special White Sauce Reserved chicken stork 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour Vt teaspoon salt ft teapsoon instant minced 1 tall can evaporated milk 1 2' 3 cups) If reserved chicken stock does not measure 13 cup add water to make that amount In the saucepan melt the butter over low heat Blend in flour salt and onion Stir in the chicken stock Gradually blend in evaporated milk Continue cooking and stirring until sauce is smooth and slightly thicken-Sauc- Meanwhile remove skin and bones from chicken cooked rice 1 keeping chicken pieces as 4 cup snipped parsley or 2 whole as possible Add parsley to rice and mix well Turn tablespoons dried Into a 21? quart baking dish flakes parsley 1 recipe Special While and spread evenly with a Sauce fork I Reserve saucepan for White Vi cup shredded Cheddar Special making Ladle about half the led about 5 minutes: cheese 2 cups chicken stock V2 cups packaged pre-- - -- e) - i Stingy Husband May Think Of Rainy Day & 1& 4-- H I 795 |