THE MICHIGAN CITIZEN AUGUST 2 - 8,1987
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Summer nights .. some-
time we wi they could last
forever. The family i together
with good friends good food,
good conversation; the magic is
all there. en the meal is over
and it's time to bring out des-
rt, cool off. Serve mething
easy that' in eeping ith the
a on. You can have it made
in the shade ith one of the
delectable chilled de serts.
Why elter in the itchen?
001 ookie rumble is a
delicious example of ho to
concoct a refreshing des rt
that both quick and easy.
It' cine way to serve
in tant pudding and pi filling
with non-dairy whipped topping.
Jut garnish with fre whole
trawberrie for a mmer cooler
th t is UTe to plea . Or, whip
up Fluffy Peach Ice Cream
Pie. Flavored gelatin and
hipped topping make thi pie
cool and refreshing every time.
And if the ideas are not
enough, make ordinary melon
ectacular. Try elon De-
light it's a beauty. Before you
kno it the hole family will
be cooling off with your mouth­
watering creation .
COOL COO IE CRUMBLE
4 coo ie , coar ly crumbled
1 cup tha ed Cool Whip non­
dairy hipped toppin
2 cups cold milk
1 package 4- rving size) Jell­
o in ant pudding and pie
filling, any flavor
Gently fold cook' into
hipped topping. Pour cold
milk into bowl. dd pudding
mix and beat ith wire whip
rot ry be ter or electric mixer
at lowe sp ed until well
blended, 1 to 2 minute. Pour
half of pudding into de rt
di e. Top e ch with about
3 to 4 t ble oon of toppin
mixture. poon remaining pud­
ding on top. Garnish ith
additional whipped topping and
halved cookie. bout 3
cup or 5 to 6 rvings.
Su e ed Combin tion :
Ch colate dwich coo ie
and chocolate flavor puddings.
Gingersnap and butter otch
1 mon or vanill flavor pudding.
e
he
summer cooler
FLUFFY PEACH
ICE CRE PIE
package ( 4- rving size
J ell-O brand raspberry or
peach flavor gelatin
2/3 cup boiling water
1 cup vanill ice cream
3-* cup thawed Cool Whip
non-dairy whipped top­
ping
1 cup diced peache
1 baked 9-inch graham
CT cker crumb cru ,
cooled
Or u 1 pa age 4-serv-
ing size Jell-O brand gar free
gel tin.
Di lve gelatin in boiling
ater. dd ice cream by spoon-
fuls, stirring until melted and
sm oth. Blend in hipped
topping and fruit. Chill if
necessary, until mixture ill
mound. poon into cru .
Chill bout 3 our or freeze
until fum.
E1.O DEUGHT
hon yde melon or canta­
loupe
p c e 4- rving size
Jell-O brand ra pberry or
trawberry f1 vor gelatin
1 cup boiling water
cup cold water
banana, iced, or * cup
iced trawberries
ut melon in half length-
ide' oop out seeds and
drain well. Di lve gelatin in
boiling water. Add cold water
and chill until thickened. Stir
in fruit. Pour into melon
halves. Chill until firm, about
3 hours. Cut in wedges. akes
6 servings.
ote: Chill any excess
fruited gelatin in dessert dish.
errien
Health
Department
free
The Berrien County Health
Department announce their
clinic hedule for Augu .
Schedule changes: Pregnancy
te mgt ile Office, ednesday
3-4 p.m. and Blood pressure,
iles Office, 9 a.rn>I p.m.
ichael ortimore health
education director of the depart­
ment, said that all of the rvices
listed are offered each month
on a regular ba i . Some of the
clinic require an appointment
because of eli ibility require­
ments, while other rvices are
provided on a walk-in basis at
t times throughout the month,
ortimore id,
He also noted that for me
of the clinic nominal fee are
charged and donation accepted
for other but no one will
be denied service becau of
inability to pay.
The health department has
three offices: the main office
at 769 Pipe tone in Benton
Harbor, phone: 926-7121; 1205
orth Front Street in ile,
phone: 684-2800; and 425
Buffalo Street in ew Buffalo,
phone: 469-5220.
The elinic provided by the
health department, their dates
time location and other im­
portant infonnation, are as fol­
low for the month of August:
-Family Planning Clinic: Pro­
vided at the Benton Harbor
and Nil s office sites; eligibility
requirements, call for further
information and appointment.
-Pregnancy Testing: Walk-in
_ev ry Monday, from 9:30-11 :00
a.m., and ev ry Wednesday,
from 2:30-4:00 p.m., at th
Benton Harbor office; walk-in
Earning additional
income
By Jam ath n and Robert
. Taylor
We have long been ron
advocates of spon ring event
minar and ela s in order
to produ e dditional income
for your If. H wever a point
which e may have failed to
make i that thi process of
generating e tra in me in y ur
spare time d not h ve to
be compli ated.
In fact, pr ducing dditi nal
in me can d might e
Falling into the cate ory of
bein relatively easy i sp n-
ring m inars or ela in
your home or apartment.
For e ample you c uld sp n-
r in a h me a minar on
t reduction tip weight-lo
technique , te ching adult ho
to read basi car care techni­
ques, credit repair et . If only
10 people attend paying ju t
15 a piece you will be pro­
ducing for your If an extra
150 a week. Thi type of
money is not going to change
your life but in exchange for
spending two hours a wee
sponsoring a minar or a
class it is worth the effort.
Another example i this: e
worked with a mechanic ho
had become amazed at how
little mo t people knew abou t
their cars. At our ggestion
he decided to sponsor in the
garage of his home a 2-hour
seminar on ba . car care.
ell, he placed a small ad
in a local newspaper and on
the day of the minar 57
people showed up paying 25
a piece. In other words he
made over 1400 in ju one
evening for two hour of talking
bout a subject he knew. He
was so impressed he started
conducting the basic car care
clinics on a regular basis.
However, we kno what
many of you are ying to
yourselves at this very moment:
I don't know anything that
people would pay to learn."
Stop! Don't be quic to
put your If do n!
n: • an
can
clinics
every Monday and Wednesday,
from 3-4 p.m., at the Niles
office.
-Blood Pressure Scr ning:
All clinics are on a walk-in
basis; Monday, August 3, from
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., at the
Benton Harbor office; Wednes­
day, August 5, from 9:00 a.m.­
I :30 p.m., at St. John's United
Church of Christ Frohne Hall,
New Buffalo; and Monday,
August 17, from 9:00 a.m.-
1 :00 p.m. at the Niles office
site.
-Immunization Clinic: All
clinics are on a walk-in basis;
every Friday, from 9-11:30 a.m.,
in your
Inste d
te hni­
by her If she decided
t ndu t a eight 10 c1ini
in her apartm nt sharing the
ide and technique hi h e
h d re d b ut with ther.
Just remember that pe ple
will pay for u ful inf rm ti fl.
Ther are techer who earn
thing
But y u
rily h ve to
thi . nd
remem er we
by sp n rin minar or
ela s, You do nth ve to
nduct the minar r ela
y ur If. Y u can pay me­
one a fee to do that. The ey
p int i to find a need and fill
it. Thi i the ay tern
dditi nal in orne.
The actual ey to u ce
in the endeav r i not having
information or knowledge to
share you can al ay get that.
The key to sue e is publi ity.
People must kno ab u that
you are doing. ord of mouth
is a useful ay of gettin pub­
li ity but it i not en ugh.
Buy an ad in local ne
or on a local radi
Adverti ing will repre
bigge t cost. But it is neces-
ry.
Some of the activiti s hich
lend them lve well to home
seminars are financial minar
weight-lo clinic teaching
adults to read car care clini s
credit repair seminar interior
decoratin clini s tea hin
photography motivational mi­
nars, teaching foreign languages
wing clinics 11 in xy
underwear ho to improve
your riting ills multi-level
marketing opp rtuniti s over­
coming shyne s minars make-
up and in re te hnique
ho to tart a business etc.
Just remember publi ity is
the key to an initial su
Good lid informati n
be the key to an on­
succes .
at the Benton Harbor office;
every Thursday from 9-11 :30
a.m., at the Niles office;
-Infant/Well Child: Pro-
vided at the Benton Harbor and
Niles office sites; eligibility re­
quirements - call for further
information and appointment.
edicaid Haith Sere ning
(EPSOT): Provided at Benton
Harbor and Niles office sites;
appointments � quired - for
additional information call 926-
7121.
--P� natal Clinic: Provided
at Serri n Gen ral Hospital,
Berrien Cent r, th M rey Am­
bulatory Care Clinic, and th
Benton Harbor offic .